in merrill, wisconsin, sirens warned residents of an imminent threat. the ominous tornado's arrival caught on video. once the storm blew through, the residents reassessed the damage and relived the nightmare. >> the roof came off, i pushed my wife on the basement floor, i covered her. scared the det out of me. >> fortunately, the storm claimed no lives here, only property. >> don't go any further, bro. >> a tornado that was part of the same weather system had already rolled through iowa, flattening parts of the small midwestern town of mapleton. damaging 60% of the town, leaving behind torn debris, shredded insulation, and sentimental belongings. >> in virginia, ten people were injured and hundreds of homes damaged when two powerful tornadoes struck there. >> my house is completely gone. >> on the north dakota/minnesota border where the red river crests sunday, interstate 29 is still under water. porgs closed indefinitely. adding to a springtime mixture of midwest weather that included hail, tornadoes and floods. and this is where the garage used to be.

merrill, wisconsin was hit hard. it is severe weather season and lived up to its billing this weekend. we have had a severe weather pattern this week. the storms are going to head to the east coast. on the west coast high pressure giving us a nice day today. nevada looks good. moisture increasing again in the pacific northwest. still going to be showers on and off today. c scattered showers and cool weather today. showers getting heavy in the low 50s and areas in the northwest. california cool with la only 69 with increasing clouds. that is a look a showers. dry in sam mcramento. >> forecast staying chilly in the northwest. >> strange bill when the east coast is warmer than spots on the west coast. >> it is spring. it shoots up and shoots down. >> very strange. the start of earnings and the rice rise of gas. plus before it opens here, one new film sweeps the box office clean around the rest of the world. >> coming up. tiger woods made a charge at the masters wild a 21-year-old not for his tri. you are watching "early

merrill leapt flexing his money raising muscle to help shape the city council to his liking.l he have enough votes to back to city hall agenda? >> palsy @ schools is causing controversy it mercy. a little boy won the lottery to attend an elite public school but his luck ran out when they said he was too old. the age limit is five and he will be six. his parents are angry and there are many more angry parents just like him. they said the rules on fair and is only being enforced at the elite public schools for more on the controversy check out tomorrow's chicago tribune. >> let's take a look at the teacher of the year. >> third dedicated and innovative educators to embrace our young listeners. the mccormick early learning child leader words. our camera was there to capture the moment each one was honored. >> with your streamers' up high. come on! >> there's always something to celebrate here. it's a stark contrast to the classrooms visited last summer in south africa. classroom and their reaction was they didn't know what to say they've never seen a question like this before st

it was turned into a beautiful moral -- merrill -- mural. vacant places do not bring crime. people hanging around does. thank you so much. the signatures are here. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is mark blackwood. i am a tenant and resident manager of 50 golden gate. a lot of impact is felt in the neighborhood by the pharmacy that is already there. i have lived there for 16 years. we are not trying to blame a drugs. -- blame bay drugs. but the pharmacies have an impact. maybe the drugs are coming from out of the neighborhood. but all of the most intense drug traffic is down in front of those promises. -- those pharmacies. people loiter on the corner. i cannot imagine it is going to be any different. i am sure they are going to take safety measures. i do not think the can pull it off. -- they can pull it off. i am sure they have done things in seattle, but we have no idea whether the neighborhood worked in is anything like the neighborhood we are talking about now. we know they worked out the permit. but apparently that is a moot point that they are doing that

after my second story, i started getting offers from goldman sachs, merrill lynch. i said, i wanted to do work that was meaningful to me, so ended up working in the prison system at rikers island. i know all of that was in so many ways possible because of the work that you did. i just want to say that i honor you, respect, love everything that you have done, all the roads that you have paid to allow me to do the best things that i have done. [applause] >> 44 years apart these two stories happens. clearly, life is not the same. so i went to ask you, miss coleman, what has changed since your time? and, bryonn, after that, what has not changed? when you listen to this story 44 years later for what you sat down and fought for, what has changed? >> well, that is a difficult question. i have to say, depending on what part of the country you come from -- when i have visited and montgomery, people ask, what did they get out of the civil rights movement? one thing. the street that i lived on, instead of calling it east dixie drive, they called it claudia colvin drive. [appla

have a personal in memoriam and i'd like to adjourn today's meeting in memory of a dear friend, ann merrill. she passed away suddenly and unexpectedly last week. was an active parishioner at st. vincent depaul's catholic church, where she was a lecter and a eucharistic minister. she was a graduate of columbia and the school of nursing in mount vernon, new york, and worked as a registered nurse for over 40 years, including the sutter visiting nurses association and the irwin memorial blood bank. i know she'll be sorely missed by her friends and family and those she served in the st. vincent depaul community. she is survived by her husband, her son and her daughter. on a personal note, i have known ann almost my entire life. my family has known her and her family. i grew up with her children, chris and diedre, who were, you know, unabashed supporters during my campaign last year. simply a great family and a true stalwart of our community in district two and st. vincent depaul parish. on a very personal level we will miss her, my family will miss her and i ask that we adjourn today's meeting i

chris warren from the weather channel is in merrill, wisconsin. good morning. >> reporter: take a look at this. this is what's left of an old gas station. over here, the top of an outbuilding, the roof torn off. beside it you see a house almost completely gone. those two cars were in the garage. the garage is now somewhere else. keep in mind this is just some of the damage from what was a very destructive weekend. [ sirens ] >> reporter: as a twister approached and the sky grew black, tornado sirens sounded here in merrill. more than half a dozen twisters hit wisconsin sunday night. in merrill it destroyed and damaged dozens of home sending two people to the hospital with injuries. >> it's a lot of damage. it's pretty much wiped out. >> reporter: many roads with impassable due to downed trees leaving emergency workers struggling to make their way through the areas blocked by debris. >> get back! >> reporter: in western iowa a quarter mile wide twister tore through the town of maple ton. storm chaser andy gabrielson was there as a tornado roared th

and what sequence season sealed merrill's still hold. your regarding. on our team. for the full summer we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice ceased to face with the news makers on the. wealthy british style. sometimes that's right. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to gaza reports on r.g.p. . the headlines here on r.t. and it nato is accused of incompetence in libya and take it off the forces this after an airstrike kills at least five rebels on the front lines follows harsh criticism of the alliance its failure to defeat pro-government forces from during the three week operation which threatens to become a stalemate. plans to bail out that stricken portugal sparked anger among european concern that strong economies are once again forced to pay for others to prop up the eurozone portugal's fleet echoes those while in greece with many predicting spain might be next. in japan and there are reports all radioactive water leaked that the owner gauhar nuclear p

trust, the private wealth management arm of bank of america merrill lynch. he joins us tonight from new york. keith, welcome to "nightly business report." nice to see you. >> good to be here. >> as baby boomers begin their retirement years, how big is the collective inheritance over the next generation? >> we're talking massive numbers. if you look between 1998 and 2052, which is the timetable, we're talking about $41 trillion of wealth that will pass. the largest amount ever. >> by far bigger than any economy on the face of the globe. you surveyed wealthy baby boomers and here is what you found. 51% say they will not pass on their riches to their kids. they won't do it. why not? >> there is a couple of things to think about. number one, we're finding a real dichotomy, right now, between clients we speak to at u.s. trust and the respondents that were through the survey, and i think it really comes down to the fact that these baby boomers earned their wealth themselves, there are consequences -- 50% said there are consequences associated with the wealth creat

what secrets sealed merrill's still. on our feet now some other stories making international headlines for you. as a cuba celebrates more than half a century of socialism president raul castro has proposed political term limits and ways to improve the economy for castro's reform package is seen as the most significant move by the country towards a mixed economy since the revolution amid calls for change fighter jets and tanks graced ivanna as hundreds of thousands of people gathered to celebrate a failed cia attempt to topple fidel castro's government at the bay of pigs fifty years ago. in serbia tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets calling for an early parliamentary election they blame the western leaning government for the deepening economic crisis and alleged corruption but officials say the election will be held only after serbia receives candidacy for european union membership in the autumn in response to the leader of the most influential opposition party says he will hold a hunger strike until the

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kate merrill reports, police are now releasing evidence. >> very dark and sinister side to phillip margh that he -- mar cov that he took to the grave with them. >> reporter: it is the only thing that they don't know about phillip mar cov's crime spree, why. but they are releasing an interview with his fiance, who was clearly in the dark. >> can i ask what this is about yet? or no? >> investigating some activity from a computer in your house. >> reporter: megan mcallister spoke after the couple was picked up on their way to foxwood. it was just days after masseuse, jalissa brisesman was found. they even asked megan about massage. >> you have never been involved in any type of massage? >> no. he's never even gotten a massage. never gotten a massage in his life. >> reporter: when mar cov was arrested, police found blood on his shoes. >> they were blood stains and they came from the woman she had murdered. he had jalissa brisesman's blood on him, literally, when we took him into custody. >> reporter: that's not all. they found the gun used to kill julissa hidden nia medical book. incrimina

merrill imaging -- and euro imaging -- neuro imaging. but we need to get a handle on it. i think the behavior of stuff is growing rapidly. but i think that we are not doing a comprehensive approach to deploying it in the field before it is publicly evaluated. >> my time is up. i want to thank you all for being here. i feel that this is the start of a discussion we need to continue. i appreciate all of you being here. i will still it has forged by sonny micra facial expression days -- any micro facial expressions i may have. >> i ask unanimous consent that the gentleman from florida, mr. mica, be allowed to sit on the dias and participate in the hearing. you're recognized for five minutes. >> first of all, thank you mr. chairman, and ranking member edwards and other members of the panel. i have a great interest in this subject that you have before you, and as you may know, i was involved in the tsa creation the when i chaired the aviation subcommittee in 2001 for some six years after lap. and i watched its evolution. first i might say that i am absolutely distraught that y

. >> i believe it is the merrill responsibility to educate our students the best way possible. -- i believeis the maryland responsibility to educate our students the best way possible. >> of the components of the reform act that made the race to the top education are good education policy. >>the role of the government will continue to grow. it is in part because we have become far more dependent on federal dollars than we were before. if we are accepting federal dollars, to think we should be ready to accept the conditions for it. >> there is no language in the constitution states that the federal government should run schools and education. that is the responsibility of the state and local government. >> even though creating educational programs is the responsibility of the state, it is very interesting to see the topcts of a race of to the as a federal plan. with the money maryland received, we as a community can certainly find ways to improve our educational programs as we move forward into the future. >> as a society, we have an obligation to all of our kids. we have an obligation to tr

as kate merrill of cbs station wbz in boston reports, the mother's apology was not enough to sway the judge. >> i am remorseful for my actions and i wish i could have done things differently. >> reporter: thierry eyed and remorseful, kristen begged a salem massachusetts judge for leniency in the death of her son. >> i certainly miss my son every day. and i think about him every day and i wish he could be with me and my family. >> reporter: the 38-year-old single mother was convicted earlier this week of attempted murder in the death of her 9-year-old son jeremy frazier. prosecutors argued that labrie with held life-saving cancer medications from her autistic son who was suffering from a curable lymphoma. the judge was not moved. >> she intentionally subverted jeremy's chances by not following up with a critically important at-home medication. at the end of the day, ms. labrie's actions were extended, secretive, and calculated. they were acts that really do chill one's soul. >> reporter: her sister said the sentence is too harsh. >> i'm going to miss her but i'm going to be there for h

i would quickly add that i appreciate having a rural merrill region now carrier. -- mail carrier. it adds some real special additional defects to what a mail carrier can do. i appreciate the work involved. i have a daughter that lives in a third world country, and i know that we are not able to send her male with anything of value. we do not worry about that in the united states. i applaud you for that. thank you for the service you provide. we also need to understand that we need to make it work for the taxpayer i appreciate the efforts, and that is why these hearings are being undertaken. i received a letter from a constituent that operates a family-owned rail transportation business and it employs 45 people. his business to perform services at a fraction of the cost of u.s. ps employees, and the couldtive contract w negatively impact upon his small business. mr. miller, as you rightfully stated in your testimony, using contractors helps lower the cost. can you quantify how much it saves usps overall, and how the tentative agreement with the apwu will help the same fiscal respon

national weather service confirmed two tornados there, at least three people were injured in the town of merrill than 1,000 customers were without power as of late last night. >> pretty incredible. putting that behind us, look at the weather ahead. rain for most of the day across the midatlantic and northeast. scattered showers into the carolinas. clear and drying out in the midwest. we have dry and gusty winds in texas which will not help firefighters there, of course. snow showers in the northern rockies. >> temperatures across the country just about average, 61 here in new york, that sounds nice. 60 in baltimore, a bit warmer in the plains, 73 in kansas city, 72 in omaha and in phoenix, a nice-sounding 84 degrees. >> that does sound good. >> you may think your hometown bakery is the best but folks in ohio beg to differ. >> the bakery in amherst won the title of america's best bakery in an industry magazine contest. get this, it received 28,000 of the 55,000 votes cast. >> didn't know that many people were there to buy in ohio. >> the snoogle is their claim to fame, a cheese filled pastry and

host: fort myers, a merrill lynch. quincy on the democrat line. -- fort myers, maryland. caller: they say 40% of the other part of the country that does not pay taxes, don't they realize that 40% of the people that do not have enough money to pay taxes is the reason why 2% have the money that controls 40% of the cut economy -- of the economy and in and of itself? that is why they should pay more taxes, because they are actually living off the poor. guest: i agree with some of that, and i thought the president was right when he said we should not extend the bush tax cuts to upper income people. our rates, even at the high end, are not very high. i am old enough to remember when the top rate was 90%, and then it was 70%. reagan brought it down to 50. now the top rate to which one would return if we did not extend the benefits is 39%. that is much lower than it to be. the other thing that people say is there are a lot of people that do not pay taxes coming and they mean income taxes. they do not recognize that everybody who works pays payroll tax. most american families pay

merrill many people lost everything but they say they will rebuild coming up some changes ahead for caliph controller fell asleep. we will hear about what changes are coming. kirk would people out there skiing on this thursday, kind of jealous. we will be right back. >> reporter: 10:30 a.m. in may feel chilly out there but things will warm up. >> james: we always like warm. this afternoon will be beautiful we just have to get past these cooler temperatures. the golden gate bridge and let's break down what to expect today. cool start today cooler than yesterday, by this afternoon sunshine will make an appearance and we will warm things up. this afternoon will be warmer than yesterday. nice warming trend for the weekend but we do have rain. it should arrive tomorrow morning but it will last long and will leave much on the ground. first off what we see for temperatures right now is 50 degrees in san francisco, warmer in oakland, 52 in redwood city, 53 in fairfield, cool in san rosa trying to get our of the '40's but with no luck, 49 degrees of right now. we will warm things up this afternoon

to create one they have to merge into a merrill toll arms. >> on the left-hand side will be the royalis the middleton code of arms. >> reporter: now they have a coat of arms and so do the future king and queen of england. they will be stored here in the nation's history. >> justine: for the 10 english choirboys here this is a bit of a lifetime. they are warming up their voices ahead of the royal wedding next friday. they have been tight-lipped about their last so on top of extra rehearsals this is what they're doing to prepare. standing still, keeping uniforms clean. kron 4 will be on early for their royal festivities so join us april 29th beginning at 3:00 a.m.. we >> justine: don't forget kron 4 has coverage of the 100 running of the zazzle bay to breakers. cameras around the course capturing all the fun. new things will impress you. the 100th running of the zazzle bay to breakers running starts at 8:00 a.m. right here on kron 4. that will do for us this morning on morning news, don't forget we are on from 4:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. every day. stay tuned for live episode of body bea

host: fort myers, a merrill lynch. quincy on the democrat line. -- fort myers, maryland. they say 40% of the other part of the country that does not pay taxes, don't they realize that 40% of the people that do not have enough money to pay taxes is the reason why 2% have the money that controls 40% of the cut economy -- of the economy and in and of itself? that is why they should pay more taxes, because they are actually living off the poor. guest: i agree with some of that, and i thought the president was right when he said we should not extend the bush tax cuts to upper income people. our rates, even at the high end, are not very high. i am old enough to remember when the top rate was 90%, and then it was 70%. reagan brought it down to 50. now the top rate to which one would return if we did not extend the benefits is 39%. that is much lower than it to be. the other thing that people say is there are a lot of people that do not pay taxes coming and they mean income taxes. they do not recognize that everybody who works pays payroll tax. most american families pay more pay

when you're swimming upstream against merrill chemicals it is a fast stream so the benefits of walking have huge value. when you walk, walking actually prevents and manages diabetes, heart disease and stroke, it prevents and treats depression and exciting, helps manage asthma and actually lowers the rate of a couple of cancers and you don't have to walk for hours a day. this isn't like the old days, no pay and no game and you need to run. booking by itself creates all these benefits and basically walking 30 minutes a day five days a week can cut the new cases of diabetes in half. we could save medicare if we could cut the cases of these in half, and losing 10 pounds as well cut it by nearly two-thirds. and you can see some of the data, they're really good news and the thing that makes the strategy even more practical, more functional is that the new science so shows you can do the 30 days in 15 minutes. it functions better when we walked, but the biochemistry of the body is better when we walk. everything about it is more functional when the body gets up instead of being an art and the

what i have from the bank of america and merrill lynch analysts, it says the agreement, the f.c.c.'s net neutrality provisions, is consistent with our view that the regulatory overhang has been eliminated from telecom and cable stocks. now, let me elaborate. what that means, net neutrality regulatory overhang, there was fear among the analysts covering the telecom sectors that the obama administration would do something overarching with net neutrality. however, the f.c.c. did their job and that fear has been eliminated. there is now no market overhang on companies in this sector and they are no longer concerned that the regulations are overarching. let me go to goldman sachs' analyst fathers december of last year. the rules stuck largely as what was exacted and will be viewed as a light touch. let in go to raymond james. we are glad that the staff is making this innocuous by placing official rules by what is being done by the industry under a no regulations scenario. all this rule does is preserve the status quo. why is this important? absent this there could be a major shift in pow

host: fort myers, a merrill lynch. quincy on the democrat line. -- fort myers, maryland. caller: they say 40% of the other part of the country that does not pay taxes, don't they realize that 40% of the people that do not have enough money to pay taxes is the reason why 2% have the money that controls 40% of the cut economy -- of the economy and in and of itself? that is why they should pay more taxes, because they are actually living off the poor. guest: i agree with some of that, and i thought the president was right when he said we should not extend the bush tax cuts to upper income people. our rates, even at the high end, are not very high. i am old enough to remember when the top rate was 90%, and then it was 70%. reagan brought it down to 50. now the top rate to which one would return if we did not extend the benefits is 39%. that is much lower than it to be. the other thing that people say is there are a lot of people that do not pay taxes coming and they mean income taxes. they do not recognize that everybody who works pays payroll tax. most american families pay

herb alison whose former president of merrill lynch and went on to the ceo, and currently the actingpresident, a corporate transactional lawyer here in the city. go down to the chief investment officer. he came from an import export bank. david bittner from goldman sachs. a new person will be from maryland. head of the housing program, she came from bank of america. other senior advisers on the program officials who were important in building the program, came from lazard and bear stearns. this in part has led to this perception that this is a program that is built and run by a alumni of wall street. this is some flag that it was some protest. so is perception reality? is this tuba is this accurate, is this an inside job? and here's where we take the idea of corruption, no is my answer. this is not actual corruption. these people, and i don't always disagree with them, i mean, well, maybe i do disagree with them. maybe i don't always agree with them, but these are dedicated public servants. i differ with them. i think their perspective is often wrong but these are people are serving

so withfi gadaffi, the authorizations exist as a general principle with the war's merrill readying gauge with the president says we're not engaged in a war which makes it what? sustaining the un resolution?gareso from a legal -- legal perspective it may make it harder. >> he would have to have of finding to brief congressional leaders, and maybe they are doing that? will be better not secrets actually do get killed -- held for a while. i am not one to go up to capitol hill but possibly. it is a very blurry and morally ambiguous area because once you're in a full-scale war, that is different but with this fuzzy area short and not declaring war and say not even official u.s. policy just understood we want to do it.dast is that distinction for his team the cruise missile? >> let's take a question from over on the right side. >> i am wondering why this situation in libya is notr analogous to that of egypt that perhaps the obama administration is prophesies thing that that is highly unlikely to have mubarak out because of the will of the people? why isn't that scenario possible and it seems t

when you're swimming upstream against merrill chemicals it is a fast stream so the benefits of walking have huge value. when you walk, walking actually prevents and manages diabetes, heart disease and stroke, it prevents and treats depression and exciting, helps manage asthma and actually lowers the rate of a couple of cancers and you don't have to walk for hours a day. this isn't like the old days, no pay and no game and you need to run. booking by itself creates all these benefits and basically walking 30 minutes a day five days a week can cut the new cases of diabetes in half. we could save medicare if we could cut the cases of these in half, and losing 10 pounds as well cut it by nearly two-thirds. and you can see some of the data, they're really good news and the thing that makes the strategy even more practical, more functional is that the new science so shows you can do the 30 days in 15 minutes. it functions better when we walked, but the biochemistry of the body is better when we walk. everything about it is more functional when the body gets up instead of being an art and the