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> reporter: ever since the disaster, japan has imported large amounts of oil and gas to replace its lost nuclear power, costing tensf billions of dollars. and now this government says it must face reality. >> translator: with the understanding that there is no energy source which excels on all of the aspects of stable supply cost and safety, we aim for an energy system which is realistic, pragmatic, and well balanced. >> reporter: but most in japan disagree. many believe the risk far outweigh the potential benefits. resent stress tests found that several plants aren't ready to reopen. activists say this events a serious u-turn by the government. >> [ inaudible ] party to the japanese people to nuclear fade-out, let's say [ inaudible ] commitment by [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: hanging over all of these deliberations is the cleanup operation at the plant itself. it was beset with problems from the start. scenes like these of radioactive water, leaking from supposedly safe containers alarmed many people. as did the discovery of valving having been accidentally left open to allow contamination out. the plant's operator

some of them are solar powered. google spent tens of millions of dollars which is this balloon thing they're floating over all kinds of deserts and areas. i think it will be interesting to see how much money. but all the things they're buying with facebook buying occolus rift. >> you get the sense this is all part of a plan, they're not buying things because they can afford to. they have got the deep pockets and big enough where they can absorb these things. >> you can wonder when they bought android, everybody said why are they getting into mobile. this is way before mobile became a big deal. they're leakiooking for the nex phase of growth. everybody has the smart phones. the prices of these android devices are coming down. if everybody is connected using these devices there has to be access. they're useless. >> to me, it's a giant land grab between google and facebook. i'm sure there's some others. any publicly traded companies out there that are interesting for the stock that they are and for the potential of them to be acquired b

wants to achieve true power flapping flight so that there will be unique in the adelaide hills represent the largest animals we know of africa have power some of the twin spans up to ten meters across. this is a huge huge animal. how's the moment they're not related to birds are not related to doubts are just a unique group of reptiles that after our costs related to dinosaurs but are dinosaurs which did when they of all that they were very diverse and innovative in every time the exhibition includes tessa was fossils as well as interactive tools which explored how the animals with their plight. we have a couple of differing in iraq is in the show which allowed him to manipulate s doesn't end with an initial one that talks about the things that make up slightly from that interact and crossed back he warned about those then you can go in and try those out on wine two different types of ties. when you can sort of catch fish. the others he can chase cicadas are very thick forest. the exhibit is expected to stay at the museum into jesuit fourth two thousand and fifteen giving everyone the opportunity to step back in time in marble that the magnificent and unusual creature

ten more people. this morning, as rescue crews search through the communities, the death toll from two days of storms is at least 27. tens of thousands are without power and alabama, kentucky and mississippi. some of the worst damage yesterday was in winston county, mississippi. that's east of jackson. at least six people were killed there when a tornado pulverized entire neighorhoods. this man hid in a safe room with his family. >> amazing how the weather forecast was saying it's three minutes away, two minutes away. then our ears started popping. i can't say it sounded like a train, but it was obvious the house was going away. >> the storm system is moving east this morning. remain in effect for mississippi, georgia, tennessee, north carolina and alabama. in alabama late yesterday, several twisters caused damage and left at least three dead. chris womack of our birmingham station reports from kimberly, alabama. >> reporter: severe storms monday in alabama caused significant damage across the state, including taking down a 113-year-old church. the kimberly church of god 15 miles north of birmingham, alabama lays in rubble. this is the old chapel. you

power knocked out to tens of thousands. one man fearing for his life as he's caught right in the middle of the twister. >> oh, godplease make it pass. please make it pass. >> we'll go live to al and dylan in the storm zone. >>> banned from basketball? how will the nba respond to racist comments allegedly made by clippers owner donald sterling, as the woman who is also on that tape avoids the cameras, and the team gets set to play its first home game sinc

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twisters have been tearing through the region for three days, taking down power polls leaving tens of thousands in the dark trees toppled, destroying hundreds of homes. >> we have lost everything. we don't have anything. that was a tree house. we could set up the horseshoe here, playing after church. just memories. then we are just in shock. >> meteorologist say more bad weather, including rain and floods is in store for the south-east. kevin corriveau is tracking the weather and joins us now. >> that's right. we have seen a lot of problems for the last couple of days, especially tornadic activity. the threat has gone down, but the threat of flooding has gone up. we have seen rain across florida. in total. in the last 12 hours. some received six inches of rain. anywhere from new orleans to florida. it's been a major problem. hazards look like this. we have a warning across parts of the panhandle. the threat of that goes down. it deals with flooding. that goes all the way through tomorrow. especially across the coastal regions. we have had rescues because of flooding across parts of no

hundreds of homes and businesses have been destroyed and tens of thousands left without power. but where the twisters have hit, the cleanup is already underway. >> we lost it all. we've got no build back up, but we'll be fine. we'll get it all. >> reporter: rebuilding lives torn apart by this latest tornado outbreak. the danger is not yet over. meteorologists say some of the hardest hit areas could see repeat performances today and tonight. in alabama, i'm sara dallop, nbc news. >>> at 11:14 right now, we're hearing this press conference regarding nba commissioner adam silver, set to speak, he said yesterday he'll be examining the situation very closely and will be coming down ton this aggressively. we see him now approaching the podium. let's take a listen. >> thank you all for being here. apologize for starting a little bit late. shortly after the release of an audio recording this past saturday morning, of a conversation that allegedly included clippers' owner donald sterling, the nba commenced an investigation, which among other things welcome included an interview of mr. s

of storms stretching from oklahoma to alabama. tornadoes caused widespread destruction as they carve their way through towns and neighborhoods. tens of thousands lost power. people in georgia and alabama say they were awake bed this morning by sirens, howling wind and pounding rain. >> it was unreal. the wind came up and it just roared. just roared all the way through. they say it sounds like a train when you are close to the tracks how it makes a noise. exactly. >> forecasters from missouri to new york are urging millions to keep an eye on the weather today. they are warning of tornadoes, high winds and hail. >>> fed-ex workers in georgia say the colleague who went on a shooting rampage this morning was dressed like a rambo. authorities say the shooter injured six people before he turned the gun on himself at a fed-ex pack paging handling facility in kennesaw about 30 miles north of atlanta. three of the victims are in critical condition and two of those have life-threatening injuries. it's still not clear why the gunman opened fire. but witnesses say he was dressed in black with guns and bullets strapped to his chest rambo style. >> he's an employee of

this is after days of storms and tornadoes left some 36 people dead and tens of thousands of homes are without power. pablo sandoval reports with the latest from alabama. >> reporter: good morning. it's the southern states that are feeling the brunt of the damage the last few days here in kimberly, alabama, you see the only firehouse in town that's left. people are grateful to be alive and anxious to get to the clean- up. >>> reporter: heavy rain is making its way from the south all the way to the northeast bringing with it a slight risk of hail, high winds and tornadoes parts of florida now under a state of emergency after severe storms moved in. in mobile, alabama heavy rain caused a huge sinkhole. >> all we heard was a loud boom. it was shooting up like a geyser. >> reporter: this comes as severe storms over the last few days left dozens dead, thousands without power. families are picking through the rubble left by tornadoes and reflecting on how they survived. one family in mayflower, arkansas, saw their home disappear around them. >> it was five seconds and the walls did this. we watched the wh

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. >>> the storms have destroyed thousands of homes and buildings and left tens of thousands without power. and some areas that were hit yesterday are once again in the storm's path tonight. thousands of people are trying to find shelter any where they can. in al dexin al baa -- alabama, we're getting a look at the severe damage. a large tornado hit near a hospital and an apartment complex there. but no injuries were reported. >>> temperatures today increased a lot over what they were yesterday. 25degrees. that high pressure intensifies the air begins to sink a little more aggressively. as it sinks it warms. around the bay we could see upper 80s. in the inland bay valleys low and mid-80s possible. at the surface it generates offshore wind. not just for us but for southern california. they have a santa ana wind condition going on over there. wind advisories for them but not for us. we're not going to see a wind advisory. so the wind are not going to be as strong. mostly about this sinking air. 67 in fairfield. 70 in concord. so it's 10:20 at night and we're doing temperature that is look li

. >>> the storms have destroyed thousands of homes and buildings and left tens of thousands without power. and some areas that were hit yesterday are once again in the storm's path tonight. thousands of people are trying to find shelter any where they can. in al dexin al baa -- alabama, we're getting a look at the severe damage. a large tornado hit near a hospital and an apartment complex there. but no injuries were reported. >>> temperatures today increased a lot over what they were yesterday. 25degrees. that high pressure intensifies the air begins to sink a little more aggressively. as it sinks it warms. around the bay we could see upper 80s. in the inland bay valleys low and mid-80s possible. at the surface it generates offshore wind. not just for us but for southern california. they have a santa ana wind condition going on over there. wind advisories for them but not for us. we're not going to see a wind advisory. so the wind are not going to be as strong. mostly about this sinking air. 67 in fairfield. 70 in concord. so it's 10:20 at night and we're doing temperature that is look li

of tornadoes, at least 30 people have died. the storms have flattened homes and businesses and let tens of thousands without power.uth korea, they are honoring the victims of the ferry disaster. barely 180,000 people visited a memorial outside seoul and the official death toll is 174 but it's likely to rise to 302. most of the victims were students from the high school and public anger has reached fever pitch as the footage showed crew members abandoning the ship before the passengers. all crew members have been arrested. demonstrators in manila clashed with the fleet in front of the american embassy on tuesday. the protesters were a day late. president just finishes four-day asian tour and the trip included signing a military pact with the philippines. the obama administration is defending its latest round of economic sanctions on russia. the financial restrictions target 17 companies and seven officials in president vladimir putin's inner circle. >> since april 17, russia has done nothing to meet its geneva commitments and it is for that reason that we announced the steps that we put in place yesterday. we impos

crews have been able to get power back onto the majority of customers. officials tell us they expect all but tencustomers to have power back before midnight. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of this breaking story and our reporting continues right now on twitter @abc7 news bay area. >>> the national transportation safety board is looking into what caused the deadly crash between a fedex truck and tour bus on i-5 near or land inm3z gn county. the ntsbft@ says no tire tracks from the driver the bus driver swerved to try to avoid the collision. chuck receive the son reports. >> investigators are combing the area, searching for clues to that fiery explosion when a fedex tractor-trailer slammed into a tour bus full of college bound high school students. the ntsb say the bus driver made defensive maneuvers to avoid the truck. >> there was an action on the part of the driver to stop the vehicle and there's a reaction beyond the braking to swerving the right. >>> i looked over and saw the fedex truck coming straight for me. the driver reported seeing flames underneath the tractor-trailer befo

of stock that let's founders continue to control a company even after it goes public. google founders bren and page, they have that power with special stock class b that gives them ten timeshe voting power of the stock held by investors like you and me. starting today investors can start a third kind of stock, class c shares but it has no voting rights at all. they can use this class of stock to making a question situations or compensate employees without giving up any control they have of the company. in just a past few months we know google has been on a shopping spree and boston dynamics which makes those ro t bots. scott, back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> the race to innovate is ripping through silicon valley. as companies like amazon, google, and facebook try to expand beyond their gore businesses. court's idea's editor is here to break it all down for us. we're looking at a day when amazon is trading at the lowest level of the year. there are some real concerns out there as to whether this firetv is going to work, is it going to be good, or if it's too much of a reach for what amazon is about? >> amazon has no choice. when you think about amazon you didn't think a

of being russia-phobic. the western powers continue to criticize moscow saying it's amast tens of thousands of soldiers on the ukraine border. samantha power, the u.s. representative at the u.n., is also accusing russia of interfering. >> we know who is behind this, indeed the only entity in the area capable of these coordinated professional military actions is russia. >> the russian stock market is weakening with the ruble also down in early trade following the escalation in tensions. and speaking at the imf world bank spring meeting in washington, julia asked russia's finance minister whether $100 billion in capital outflows would cause problems for the russian economy. >> translator: well, it kept a lot of flow, yes, it is big, it's bigger than it was in 2013. but in the beginning of the year, it was a trend that the capital would outflow from e merging markets. and this was a global trend. on the other hand, yes, we saw some nervousness due to the sanctions imposed against russia. this led to -- this led some investors to withdraw their investments in russia, but we also saw that some russian companies an

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ten apache helicopters to the interim government. the u.s. aid was partly suspended after mohammed morsi was removed from power in july of last year. >>> the trialal jazeera journalists in egypt has been adjourned for ten days. peter greste, mohammed fahmy, and baher mohamed, are falsely accused of providing a platform to the outlawed muslim brotherhood. the fourth al jazeera journalist in detention has been held without trial since last august. he is said to have been on hunger strike for 93 days. al jazeera rejects all of the charges, and continues to demand the immediate release of its staff. a growing number of french citizens have been traveling to syria to fight in the conflict there. and the french government says it is going to crack down on those who want to go fight. it is withdrawing passports and putting the names of potential fighters in a database members of parliament have failed to elect a new president in the first round of voting. the post has to go to a christian poll ligs under lebanon's power sharing system. the leading candidate fell short of the two-thirds majority that was needed. the former militia leader is stanchly ant

power? all of these devices required electrical power. and what is the reliability of the best power source. >> they're constantly charged. and a particular incident will be considered, lasting eight to ten hours and many of those victims are supplied by emergency power. and the physical pd a to the bridge down loaded to a separate computers that they could using case of emergency. i would not be able to prefer the technique because online a constant information operation which is one of the things we like but in the case -- still centralized information. this is something we hope we never have to use. we are planning and training for places that will continue to go on shore with our efforts and very quickly assign our care teams and solid teams to make sure whatever policies are in charge at the time to call in and collect all this information in a timely manner. that is one way to use that technology. >> i notice one of your slides talked about the use of wi-fi on a ship to keep the commission did this communication going to. is the wi-fi on a battery backup? >> it is but basically the wi-fi is the framework we use for the line update. if that fails you can take it to a centralized rec

of unions. you'll recall that in 2011 tens of thousands it crippled the power of public employee unions in thattate by rolling back collective bargaining rights. in the wake of that law passage, he was challenged with a recall election in 2012. can he yo come this challenge by mary burke. she joins us now in the guest spot. thank you for being with us. >> tell us what maye burke is all about. >> the main issue in this's is going to be jobs and wisconsin's economy under scott walker is lagging. out of ten midwestern states, we're ninth in terms of job growth, in terms of the country we're 35th. he come at this from a businessperson's perspective. i was an executive from trek bicycle. i ran sales from $3 million to over $50 million, and that was in a few short years. >> the type of experience i can bring to this is one that can lead wisconsin forward. that means walking a fine line on many of the issues, including labor, which krystal mentioned where you have -- and democrats who want to just abolish it altogether. you have not voiced support yet for repeeling, and have been focussing, as you sai

or as one usaid acumen put it, renegotiate the balance of power between the state and society. by 2011, usaid was paying tensollars in text messaging fees to cuba's telecommunications monopoly routed through a secret bank account and front companies. for the middle of 2012, the program vanished as mysteriously as it appeared. on thursday, white house press secretary jay carney also defended the usaid's cuban twitter program. >> suggestions this was a cover program are wrong. congress funds programs to help empower cubans to access more information and to strengthen civil society. his appropriations our public, unlike covert action. the many invested has been debated in congress. the gao review this in detail in 2013 and found it was conducted in accordance with u.s. law and under appropriate oversight controls. >> that was white house press secretary jay carney. for more we are joined by peter kornbluh who directs the cuba documentation project at the national security archive, a public interest research center located at george washington university. he's the co-author of the forthcoming book, "back channel

has already killed more than 30 people over last 2 days, mississippi and alabama, tens of thousands remain without powerould see most severe weather. until this weekend, there had been no tornado deaths, making it the slowest and safest start to tornado season on record. >> president obama returning from asia to a lot of bad numbers, his administration is trying to focus on the mid sterpmidtermelections, the presb approval sinking to a new low 41% in latest washington post aches news poll -- aches news poll, 13 points below his staning at this time, in 2010. democrats taking a hit, 53% of voters now support a republican controlled congress, a counter balance to president's policies, 39% supports democrats, here to talk about the political impact of it all former arkansas governor host of the huckabee show on fox news channel, mike huckabee, governor, great to have you with us, your reaction if we may, to these numbers s shows president underwater, he has as he has been for 8 months, but this is a new low in the washington post, abc news poll. >> well, it is a new low, i think indicative you talk about p

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power. after months of violence against christians, muslim civilians were now the target of militias. tens of thousands have been forced to flee. >> the violence that began in late 2012 with attacks perpetrated by both muslim and christian militias has brought the central african republic to the edge of disaster. done heroic work and the sacrifices of saved lives. untold horrors continue in small villages throughout the countryside. a new resolution authorizes the u.n. to protect civilians and investigate abuses by both sides. it sets the deadline for free and fair elections by february of next year. >> another tough day of cross-examination for oscar pistorius accused of lying about the night he killed his girlfriend. the prosecutor kept up the aggressive line of questioning he started yesterday. he did not want to accept responsibility for anything. this is not a good day in court for oscar pistorius. he was repeatedly accused of lying, described by the prosecution as self a test. >> your life is just about you. what is important to oscar. >> then to his reckless attitude with guns. an i

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homes pulverized, cars tossed around on the sides of the roads, and tens of thousands still without power. >> we've got a big problem with power poles down all over the southwestern portion of the county. >> reporter: the outbreak claiming 35 lives since sunday including 21-year-old, a member of the university of bam obama's swim team after a retaining wall in his basement collapsed. >> it was just unreal. the wind came up and it just roared. just roared. >> reporter: chris, let me tell you a little by about where we are at. we're in the small town of kimberly alabama, located just to the north of birmingham, alabama. this is the remains of the fire department. it was a part volunteer, part professional fire department. but as you can see, it is all gone. at least as far as the structure itself. look over here. this is the only part of the building that still remains standing. and that happened to be where the fire chief and his wife and two other people took shelter at the height of the storm. the fire trucks were right here. they look all right but they've got to be checked before they

of the ten in -- tenants of the warehouse. last night the fire raced through the building. >> they shorted a power line to drop across our battalion chief's car and danced in the middle of street. >> reporter: despite losing $1 million in inventory, a 4.6- foot wall helped save their workshop. the owners say they're hoping to reopen by midweek. others weren't so lucky. josie says he leases space for her design company. she arrived today to see everything gone. >> everything is gone. all the machines of 23 years, all the documents are gone. >> reporter: fire crews cleaned up and monitored the scene. >> we also brought our fire investigation scene to start doing their work. >> reporter: crews began the lengthy job of sifting through what's left. those fire investigators are due back out here tomorrow. berkeley firefighters tell me investigators from the bureau of fire and tobacco will be out here too. >> and go to our website to see more video of that fire yesterday. it's available on our video player. >>> authorities at l.a.x. says he became belligerent at the security gate when he was randomly selected at the gate. this is video f

represents a milestone, the first time afghans will see one elected president hand over power to another. but as tens off ballots are prepared for delivery, the "new york times" reports that about 10% of the country's 7500 total voting sites have been shut down because they are deemed too dangerous to protect. in the run-up to the vote tomorrow, afghan's choice of candidates may be taking a backseat to deliberation of whether to vote at all. the new yorker says "these elections will take place in a barely functioning state. the taliban insurgency still rages in roughly half the country where it often wields de facto authority. in these areas, casting a vote amounts to a death wish because the taliban view that exercise as traitorous. joining me now is cofounder or vice media, sarush albi. i'm sorry not to be there in person with you to talk about a very important event that is happening tomorrow. not just for the people of afghanistan but the men and women of the united states who have seen a war unfold there involving u.s. troops for a decade. as someone who's been to the region and sort of knows the d

tens of thousands of homes and businesses are without power in alabama, mississippi and kentucky and the damage is into the millions of dollars. >> rain and hailing and all that and everything, you know. >> were you scared? >> yeah, i was. but one thing about it -- >> the storms are not over. georgia is bracing for bad weather later today. parts of arkansas have been declared disaster areas. >>> state senator jim bell will present a new law strengthening the punishment for people who cyberbully. in response to a bay area case that got national attention. the proposal is called audrie pott she took her own life after pictures of her assault were circulated among her classmates in 2012. the three boys convicted in the attack served 30 to 45 days in juvenile hall for the crime. audrie's law would make it easier to charge suspects of adults and could include potential prison time and add the possibility of increase prison time for people who electronically share pictures or messages of the crime, as well. >>> meanwhile, the white house will announce new measures today to combat sexual as