. >> it tends to increase the wind shear. wind shear tends to suppress or even kill off hurricanes. >> last year was one of the worst years on record for hurricanes. 19 in total. including one of the most expensive, irene. it slammed the east coast and even after being downgraded to a tropical storm, reached as far inland as vermont, tearing down historic bridges and isolating entire towns. the total price tag, nearly $16 billion. now 2012. >> this is something i have never seen before. >> already a year of extremes. 63 people killed as more than 400 tornadoes tore through the country in late winter and spring. >> peeked out the window and started seeing trees coming out of the ground. >> now the national's hurricane hunters begin the yearly ritual of watching and waiting. as if they needed any reminder, this argue will mark the 20th anniversary of hurricane andrew, the category 5 storm that tore through south florida in 1992, killing 26 people. there's no suggestion, though, brian, that that kind of storm may be brewing this

. >> el nino tends to increase the wind shear. wind shear tends then to suppress or even kill off hurricanes. >> reporter: even though hurricane season activity has been above normal, 12 of the past 17 years, no major hurricane above a category 3 has made u.s. landfall in six years. >> just we're predicting a near-normal season doesn't mean anybody's off the hook at all. >> reporter: mother nature has proven she doesn't always heed predictions. mark barger, nbc news. >> that is so true. >>> and we've already got another tropical storm forming on this side of the -- >> right. in the atlantic. we already had one form this weekend. now we could have another one form just off the southeast coast, which is really rare before hurricane season even starts here. before june 1st. well, that would be beryl if it formed. we'll take a look at that in just a moment. right now we'll take a look around the area because there are some breaks in that cloud cover. you'll see a little bit of those puffy clouds there and some stars. just a few. so ge

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a lot of wind shear tomorrow which means there are a lot of twists in the wind which may mean we could see some tornadoes. it is a possibility. tonight, partly cloudy. the clouds will be increasing tomorrow morning. a few peaks of sunshine helping to destabilize the atmosphere. we are under the strong possibility of a strong to severe thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening including the drive home. other than that, we are looking pretty good into the weekend. >> just another reason to enjoy today. the secret millionaire is back on the abc. following america's most successful business people. one of them is a world-renowned artist, joining us live now to talk about the show. good afternoon. >> how are you? >> let's talk about your experience. scott, you came from humble beginnings yourself. what did you learn? >> i grew up in new jersey myself but i never lived in an area like newark, new jersey. i lived in a nicer community but i learned there are so many people out there that are hurting and the best thing to do is try to help if you can gain big >> you did not have that oppor

that is what we call wind shear in our atmosphere. this little time lapse here of our sky conditions. farther to the northwest of town. not so bad. 72 in the district. 72 in fredericksburg. quantico lazily warmer than everybody else -- 75. 72 in annapolis. this indicates the amount of humidity in the air. the higher the number, the more uncomfortable and monday it is. the lower number, such as 45 in detroit, the more comfortable and less humidity air is. this less humid, more comfortable there will be filtered into town. i know the humidity has been oppressive over the last few days. you noticed it. it will be a big improvement when you open your window. behind this cold front behind it will have that cooler air. down to our southwest, we're watching this rain organize and develop. we have the tail end of a jet stream that is over had about 35,000 feet above us. it is that jet that is causing this rain to develop. if it continues to develop and pushed northeast into washington. as this batch of rain continues to organize more, it beco

the storm -- all the elements in the atmosphere, the wind shear and the moisture of the air and the frontand all. to a pretty high likelihood of widespread thunderstorms and a potential of severe weather being part of the system late- night time hours of friday and we will cool things down and have a pleasant weekend. here is how we will start the final day of may. 66 degrees in the morning. throughout the day seems great. 78-82 degrees. into the lower 80's on friday. the nasty weather that may accompany it. 80% probability of storms. in temperatures stay in the 70's for a while. you can keep up with all of this on wjla.com. if nothing else check out live radar. >> will enjoy tomorrow and embrace ourselves for friday. >> to have a full plate tonight. >> not a good night for the home team. the united states gets wax to by the brazil team. the wizards find out their positions. [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ ♪ this is the next chapter for th

at this postal facility, the shear volume of packages of suspicious drugs is staggering, and this is just from one day. [ticking] [crowd chanting] >> when most people think of brazil, they think of its passion and excellence in soccer... [crowd cheers] not of skyscrapers in sao paulo, the financial hub of a fledgling economic superpower. they think of the pulsating beat of the samba and carnival, not commodities or the world's largest cattle industry. [cow moos] most powerful country in south america? >> gdp-wise, we are bigger than all the other countries together. this is it. hello. time for americans to wake up. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm morley safer. in this edition, we take a look at the impact of global expansion on american corporate tax loopholes, counterfeit drug trafficking, and the economic rise of brazil. we begin with the always taxing topic of taxation. companies searching out tax havens are nothing new. in the '80s and '90s, there was an exodus to bermuda and the cayman islands, where there are no taxes at all. when the government threatened to clamp down o

don't yell at me, i just need to jam the shears farther down there-- well, then jam them in there!jam them in! pull harder, and i will! dude, you should get a doctor to do this. oh, look at me! the millionaire who goes to see doctors. okeydokey. ( charlie screams ) that was too hard. you want the cast off? just soak it in hot water, and it gets soft, and it peels right off, piece by piece. what do you know about anything? what are you even doing here? why are you still here? just want to be part of the gang. well, you're not part of our gang. you're not part of the gang either, dee, so forget that. - yes, i am. - no, you're not. the gang is me, mac and charlie. that's the gang. dennis, let your sister be part of the gang. she can't be part of the gang, dad! okay? is she part of the gang? - what gang? - i have no idea what you're talking about. just pull on it. hello? excuse me. i'm looking for the owner. we're the owners. my name is art frankel. i just bought the building next door. great, man. that's awesome. i purchased it a few months ago, but i was just able to move my family i

someone sheared off the top of the fire high durant.er did it ran away before firefighters came. there was only minor street flooding despite all that water. >>> city of american canyon says that copper thieves are to blame for leaving the city in the dark. something they don't normally do here. but something that they have to do, thanks to copper thieves who, on monday, stole the copper wire that runs all the way through this 14-acre stretch of land. >> what they did is they popped the lid and slowly cut the wires, you know, and then they just sneak in and pull it out. >> reporter: and when they did that, they plunged this park into the dark leaving the park's lamp without power and forcing city to take american flag down. >> fleeing are normally flown 24 hours a day but here is the thing. according to the flag code, a flag can only be flown at night if it's lit and because there is no power to the park, those lights don't work and fleeing had to come those flags had to come down. >> that's what time i walk the dogs. they need to keep

the red represents shear waves which often cause the most shaking hands damage. san francisco and the east bay would have had 26 seconds of lead time a different many believe could save lives. >>> you can take cover under a steady table then they do of the circuit board and is not just expensive equipment and computer programs that may eventually help get the job done. researchers at stanford is batching small centers to schools and homes. it's a real time demonstration of what is happening in the year it. >>> which we did assaults on personal computers the data is instantly set back to the lab all part of the network. >>> the goal is to use a bunch of those recordings and figure out where the earthquake started from and how big they are in and tells you how large the magnitude of the event is. >>> eventually scientists hope to install 2000 is a look as in the bay area alone. bulbous center installed in a computer here could warn people 50 mi. away seeing here in the santa cruz mountains that an earthquake is coming. geladas are still figuring out a way to interf

>> and it's pretty shear in the back.looks phenomenal. >> she had a baby like five minutes ago. >>> some sad news from the animal world. meow, the 39-pound cat featured in the news a few weeks ago has died. and he was only 2 years old. >> the orange and white cat in a santa fe, new mexico, shelter became a symbol for animal obesity for obvious reasons. just like their owners, pet obesity is a problem, too. it proved fatal for meow. his 39 pounds was the equivalent of 600 pounds for a human. >> that's terrible. >> that's a lot, yeah. >>> you've heard of a one-man band. this guy is a one-man symphony. nick mckaig mimics the entire "star wars" theme using only his voice. take a listen. ♪ >> pretty impressive. the video's already gotten more than 200,000 hits on youtube. may the force be with you this tuesday morning. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. - dave, did

as we reported at the top of our newscast, a car hit that gas meter, just shearing it right off.st learned that pg&e crews have shut off the gas, but five cars near that scene have been evacuated. at this point, it's unclear what exactly caused the accident, but we can tell you the driver is okay. there are still several police cars and fire trucks on scene, and we will continue to bring you updates as we get them. >>> well, a new report describes the agency that runs california's court system as dysfunctional and in need of an overhaul. california's chief justice ordered the report by a committee of 11 judges. a report says san francisco a-based administrative office of the courts is overstaffed and top heavy with highly paid bureaucrats. the report comes as the governor prepares to cut more than $500 million from the court's budget. >>> international envoy kofi annan leaving syria today without securing any major progress towards peace. this all coming as international outrage continues to grow following a massacre of more than 100 villagers last friday. and today there are new

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department was called when a resident accidentally backed into the gas meter on the side of her house, shearing it off. as a precaution, fire personnel evacuated five neighboring homes. after pge shut off the gas, fire crews youtube used special monitors to test the air in garages, attics, and other enclosed space before giving the all clear. >>> drama in an l.a. courtroom today during a preliminary hearing for two men accused of beating san francisco giants fan bryan stow. luis sanchez and marvin norwood are accused of striking and kicking the santa cruz paramedic in the dodger stadium parking lot last year. stow, a father of two, suffered severe head trauma and continues to need constant care. today prosecutors played a phone recording in which norwood told his mother he was involved in what he called that dodger stadium thing. other witnesses testify the two suspects who were rowdy and appeared to be spoiling for a fight. the hearing is expected to last four days. >>> the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar is expected to enter a plea in court tomorrow. torres was arrested las

. >> sheared the bus nearly in half. >> reporter: the other in virginia, killing four, injuring 54 more when this discount ride flipped. >> the bus came to rest on its roof. >> reporter: overall, since march of last year, 2 deaths, 169 people injured on these buses. accidents the government says highlight the risk of climbing aboard the cubside budget bus. >> just mup more anordable. >> reporter: picking up passengers on the street. no depot, but with safety records seven-times worse than the higher end greyhound, says the ntsb. accidents that today led to the largest single safety crowddown in department of safety history. and this month, surprise inspections in 13 states and the district of columbia. checking tires, lights, horns and brakes. 26 bus companies in all shut down. 116 drivers suspended for license violations. and 169 buses pulled off the road. abc news went along with philadelphia police and d.o.t. agents as they closed new century travel, operating out of a beauty supply office. they wouldn't talk to us, as we watched the feds take this bus out of service or respond to e-

the meter was completely sheared off, which left the line uncapped. one person was taken to the hospital, but there were no other evacuations and no customers were affected. >>> in belmont, police are investigating an unusual highway crash involving a driver and a group of motorcycle riders. the chp says the driver was using his cell phone, apparently, to take video of the bikers on highway 101 when he lost control of his car, hitting two of the riders. the crash happened just after 8:00 this morning near the rolston avenue exit. after the crash, officers say so of the bikers assaulted the driver, hitting him in the head and threatening him with a knife. both the driver and the two bikers involved in the crash were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police say it's unclear why the driver was videotaping the riders or whether he'll be arrested. >>> an historic navy battleship that was supposed to sail or at least be towed under the golden gate bridge today stayed put instead. and believe it or not, the delay, well, it was blamed on the weather.

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i think that the best if we are talking about nuclear shearing arrangements, we should talk about conceptual sharing arrangements with these countries, nuclear consultations, common planning information sharing, but there is no likelihood, i would say, that we could imagine extended deterrence the same way that was implemented in europe. and again, another element i think, if we talk about extended deterrence in that scenario, the missile defense resources have to be also discussed in that context. not only the missile defense architecture, which is designed for nato, but the missile defense systems that the countries specifically in the gulf and israel, are per chasing. this is just some elements, this will be my conclusion. i hope i wasn't too long. and i will leave maybe some elements for the conversation after that. thank you. >> i think everybody can move back up here. our next speaker is geneve mentory he's with amnesty international, and he's going to talk about counterterrorism and terrorism policy in general but also focus on droens. >> thank you very much. if i had a powerpoint you

they are now large complex organizations and the shear volume that that 95% of the nation's judicial business that will president robinson alluded to translates into close to 50 million filings exclusive of traffic in state courts throughout the country every year and without adequate resources, those cases can't lead to just resolutions of disputes. >> you shared, speaking of numbers you shared a number with me in an earlier discussion earlier today, the difference between the amount of federal cases versus the amount of state cases. >> right, when you translate the 95% for the last number we have relatively accurate figures, in a single year, the federal courts exclusive of bankruptcy saul about 385,000 cases filed per year. in the state courts nationally for the same period of time -- and that's for the whole country. in the state courts the aggregate number was over 47 million cases. so it's truly a staggering disproportion. i don't mean to be disrespectful to the federal court buzz they just don't do as much work as we do. >> jeffrey? >> how about it the power of judicial review

more countries including russia should be involved in in coming up with a strategy not necessarily a shear or a military solution but some kind of a strategy how to achieve peace not only in europe but in the whole world and i think we really do have an institution that was designed specifically for this past and there is the united nations i believe it is the past of the united nations as a body that already brings countries from across the globe together to tackle issues such as safety searchers the real threats and then see how to how to solve those threats and i believe military solution is is only the last last solution that we should we should much much more use the diplomatic solutions now an unfortunate we have only a minute left but i just want to get this out there russia says it could launch a preemptive strike against the shield if the us russia dialogue reaches a critical point what consequences might that have. well be a terrible said back for the safety of this continent for the safety of the planet i believe that could bring go song bring us on the brink of the third world

one of the things i sheared that you know, companies are stimd concerned he want to do the right thing but not at a competitive disadvantage. that's why i feel your efforts are very very helpful here. >> my time is not up. so you go back to the daa, and they say they're going to do this on their own. but my understanding is that the daa effort leaves some rather large loopholes, as you've observed at least to this point, and i'd like to know about that. >> well, i think it depends on what the exceptions might be to allowing consumers to opt out from third party tracking. just for anti-fraud purposes and frequency capping so people don't get the same ads sent to them over and over and over, that might be -- might be legitimate. if it applies to things like marketing research, you know, it depends how it's defined. you certainly don't want a loop thiel swallows of you the commitment. that's why i think your hearing next week will be very important. >> yes. we're going to have that hearing. >> i know. >> thank you. senator? >> thanks very much, mr. chairman. just -- just to be very clear,

. >> it tends to increase wind shear. kills ofpresses or kill hurricanes. >> 12 of the past 17 years, no major hurricane above category three has made the u.s. landfall in six years. >> just because we're predicting a near normal season does not mean mother nature is off the hook. >> it is a prediction. could be more, could be less. >> there is some thinking el nino cut it down. if the warmers -- waters warm- up, we will see. the average is 12 named storms. typithe prediction as from fouro eight and a prediction is 3. it would be a juror came. if all plays out the way it looks, the national oceanic and atmospheric ministration think this is a typical season but it becomes a typical if one of these hit your location. that is the only thing we cannot tell is where they will form or where they will track. they're keeping a close eye on the storm that is near the national hurricane center. an area of showers and storms that is becoming more organized. a potential of a 40% chance that this becomes the next named storm. the nex

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still a risk in place for thursday and friday as well any storm cluster can get serious with wind shearwnstate yesterday. the warm air will last through friday and an will collapse. the wind will be blowing up over the weekend calling us down from the northeast. it was quite windy this morning 40 mi. per hour ... it is windy out there 78 degrees at o'hare and midway 71 degrees 72 at mccann mayhenry... it is cloudy and kankakee and in the willamette you can see how these clusters to the southwest are menacing as we heat up this afternoon more showers can develop we will get some rainshowers into the evening severe weather is possible over the next several days with intermittent rain showers. we went from 65 may 1st we project 75 degrees the average for the end of the month ... we'll have more than twice the rate of rainfall over the next several days. the storm front will be selling to the south by friday and we will receive that cold air from canada oil was off for the weekend. today warm human severe weather predicted such breaks predicted the high temperature will be 83 degrees today.

. >> doctors who by shear chance also found a heart for young ashley and james spencer whose first request is to meet the donor's family. >> i feel so grateful. i really hope down the road the next several months they would like to be able to talk to me. >> he wants to go on to be a baseball coach. amanda wants to get on her snowboard. william wants to be a rocket scientist. >> check the box and speak to your family and think of organ donation, it saves lives. >> terry: on this 75th birthday bash for the building golden gate bridge, one shot of that bridge in any movie, audiences immediately know where that story is set. here is news and arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez with some of the more memorable clips. ♪ ♪ >> kim novak got rescued by james stewart. it inspired another film centaur. >> i love the image of it being a mysterious, sort of a siren call. >> a bus filled with hostages crosses the bridge in the ultimate show down with klund east wood. lauren bacall drove across the bridge in northwest passage. these guys have their own ways of commuting. the bridge has been the se

. >> as he was taking off he turns right and you see equipment falling out and you shear big bangs.e hit multiple cars. >> the school was placed on lock down after the police was able to block off the perimeter of the crane. the smu web site this morning all buildings will resume building. >>> 17 minutes after the hour now. other quick headlines to brung you. man hundred the is now underway for two convicted murders who hacked their way out of an arkansas jail. cooper and quincy stewart used a hacksaw blade to cut their way through metal bars outside that he ever jail cell windows. >> corruption trial begins their 7th day of deliberations. the democrats accused of using political donations to hide his affair with rielle hunter. many belief it could end up in a dead look. >>> now it is time to blew on this. a texas honor student forced to spend the night in jail after missing too many classes. the 17-year-old isn't your average 11th grader abandoned by both of her parents. she works full tum and part-time job to help support herself and two sibling. >> with most of her time she misse

shear what it looked like in tokyo where it was broadcast live on tv. an eclipse such as this hasn't been visible since 1839. in the philippines, the eclipse happened when the sun was rising, but still it didn't disappoint as the theds gathered to phenomenon. >> after 20 years the contra costa county school district is about to payoff its bankruptcy debt. meanwhile other school districts are dangerously close to falling into the same situation. tonight abc7 news reporter thomas roman has what t look at what the districts do not want to experience. >> in 1990, the school district made education history by going bankrupt. >> the first school district in the state of california and in now has a chance to get out of bankruptcyresident >> he is the president school district's board, and they managed to payoff the debt through years of program cuts, layoffs and larger class sizes. >> we have been vigilant. we have been fiscally responsible, and we set aside the money year by year. albeit out of the vats and the pockets of the students. >> they had a debt of $

shear what it looked like in tokyo where it was broadcast live on tv.such as this hasn't been visible since 1839. in the philippines, the eclipse happened when the sun was rising, but still it didn't disappoint as the crowds gathered to watch the phenomenon. >> after 20 years the contra costa county school district is about to payoff its bankruptcy debt. meanwhile other school districts are dangerously close to falling into the same situation. tonight abc7 news reporter thomas roman has a look at what the districts do not want to experience. >> in 1990, the school district made education history by going bankrupt. >> the first school district in the state of california and indeed the country now has a chance to get out of bankruptcy. >> he is the president of the school district's board, and they managed to payoff the debt through years of program cuts, layoffs and larger class sizes. >> we have been vigilant. we have been fiscally responsible, and we set aside the money year by year. albeit out of the vats and the pockets of the students. >> they had a

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shear a look at some of our highlights. it will take you to the midpart of the workweek. we will continue with increasing low clouds overnight. we will also bring in a chance of some localized drizzle. mainly the peninsula, the bay and the coast overnight tonight. it could possibly slow you down a little bit for the morning commute tomorrow with the low cloudiness and the pockets of dense fog. after that look for midday clearing, and then we will start to warm things up on tuesday and wednesday. we have been watching the pesky low. this system is responsible for bringing us the clouds. and then clearing us out this late in the afternoon hours, that's why ocean beach saw a little sunshine. it is helping to bring in the strong on shore winds. the motion around this low is clockwise, and we do have quite a bit more low cloudiness, and as it pushes toward the north and east of the bay area, the low clouds and the fog will thicken overnight tonight. temperatures in the midto upper 40s across the bay area. overnight with the drizzle, the low clouds and the fog increasing. if fa

. >> shep: shear an interesting one.s are trying to corral more than 200 buffalo that escaped. they say the buffalo are fast. they are agile and they don't stay together like cattle. look at that. where the buffalo roam. shooting guns into the air helped scare them in the proper direction. cops are warning anyone that come across them to stay away. they can do a lot of damage to people's vehicles alike. a word from iowa. >> then there is this, funeral plans were premature. according to several reports out of egypt the family of a 28-year-old man was arranging for his burial after doctors said he suffered a heart attack and dropped dead. before the ceremony a doctor showed up to sign the death certificate. doctor found the man was not so much dead but rather in a state, that medical experts refer to asleep. [ laughter ] >> shep: man reportedly, doctor managed to wake up the woman and her not dead

shear what is going to happen to you or we can give you a nice stake dinner -- steak dinner and can you tell us what you know. the simple question is president obama can't possibly think that his drone program is more humane than dunking the people in the water? nobody could think that. >> right, well it's interesting because when i hear john talk -- juan talk about it and -- the justification for the drone program is exactly the same are a the bush administration administration for capturing and using enhanced interrogation. creating plots and have information we need it may be a ticking time bomb issue. just remember the obama administration went from 2009 it was most important thing in the world for khalid sheikh mohammed, of 9/11 fame to come to new york city and get a civilian trial and that was the only way that our values would be right with the world. then they realized that's not going to work. what next, boss? why don't we just go shoot, vapor rise them, even american citizens who are terrorist in other foreign countries. >> bill: try sheikh mohammed in guantanamo bay where th