they're under fire for contamination produced in the oil drilling operation in south america. >> more tornadoes rip apart homes and businesses in the midwest. a tiny town in arkansas is the latest target of the twisters. another rough night for the midwest. thank you for joining us on wednesday morning. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. we don't have anything severe, but the rain that mike has been warning us about is moving in the bay area as we speak. >> north bay should be seeing light rain in kind now. what about the rest of us, mike? >> a great question. the rest of us will get it probably after the commute. but the north bay, you are going to get it during the heart of the morning commute. here we are, the

we do see it in calinke, you see it in certain incan sites in south america. so it might be a pan american feature. i'm not sure what it is. some hopi people have told me that the t, the bottom of the t, goes down into a mythical underground lake so this is an upside down mountain that leads down into a place called the house of rain. that is where twyla, probably oldest american deity, the rain deity, lives down in the house of rain and this is a t shape from up on the colorado plateau and that is the last picture on these slides, so -- the t shape, the pottery, i followed genetic information that you find in bones and teeth. i followed as many different pieces of information as i could and they sent me walking. i started in chaco canyon and walked north up to mesa verde, around to comb ridge in utah, down into the hopi mesa, across the mugion rim, to mexico and then into the sierra madre, following people, following routes. because everything in the desert leaves a route that leads you somewhere. everything out there is a story. and that's what i'm following

they try to play a scam on south america's biggest gangster.h -- a jailbreak followed by a carjacking from a speeding train. diesel reunites with the of $100skim someone out million in cash. we do not ever let them get in the car. >> except they have to deal with the dea agent who thinks they are bad guys. for the grand finale, they bank vault through downtown rio. just enjoy the ride. the best bet for the weekend. four stars for "water for elephants." ."stars for "rio a couple of stars for "the conspirator." 1 star for "soul surfer." have a nice weekend. >>> it is time to meet a future star. star,d a sophomore track school athlete of the week. >> she credits her success on time in the her water. a big swimmer. i had a good basis to start. her second season as a runner. she is really hitting her stride. finalist national during cross country season. last week, she captured first place in the 1,600 meter race weigh in thefield 3,200 meters. i was able to run 1033. that was a personal best for me top times in the country. sophieratulations to cou

they come from all over the continent of africa, the middle east, india, south america. these people will cry out to their homeland, telling their relatives and friends that capitalism does not exist in san francisco. i am an action man. this is a hard-earned dollar. i am donating $20 to my mother. [applause] >> mohamad offshart, eng ho, rashad ahmed. >> good afternoon. i have been driving taxis about 15 years. as i see it, we cabdrivers are a wonderful, a key service for the city. but i don't know that the city administration -- you don't see us like that. we are very valuable as an asset here. i do not see any city bodies seen that way. if you're seen that way, 15 years driving -- some cabdrivers have to under 50,000 -- 250,000. i do not believe that has ever happened. >> eng ho, rashad ahmed, jamal anshasi, alud nemezee, mayint fan, john han, sato to. albert ma, mary mcguire, ashak agautam, john gallardo. chairperson nolan: we will give them time to get here. >> john gallardo. if i call your name, if you would stand up. chairperson nolan: we have a few. good afternoon

this has sparked government investigations in north america south america. believe it or not, stay at home parents may not be able to get a credit card in the future. the purpose is keeping credit cards out of the hands of people who cannot afford them, but it does not consider that another parent may be the breadwinner. >> you are married. you are a family. everything is the family's. the idea that i could not use my wife's salaries for proof of ofome or bmine as proof income, i find it strange. experts say if you want a credit card, you should apply for it now. >> now, your 11 insta weather forecast. >> quite a change from yesterday. yesterday we were in the low 80s. today we will be lucky to get out of the fifties. the rain is coming to an end. that is one good thing we can say. still some rain on the eastern shore. it is still raining at your house, you have to give it another hour and a half, and then it will clear out. this line is moving very slowly to the east. in not helping with the temperatures, but at least it will be nice to see the sun in some

you all may remember that in north america, there were no bees, north and south america. they didn't have honey, so what they had was maple syrup, the agave cactus, and in the rest of the world, they had honey, so we have had sugar used in magical ceremonies. we had sugar now that is spreading, and people are starting to learn about it -- >> but one thing we want to mention when you say that they used, let's say honey or

including medication for lung ailments in europe, russia and emerging countries across central and south america. takeda plans to expand sales in those growing markets through the acquisition as sales of its main products are on the decline due to the expiration of patents. in the pharmaceutical sector, drugmakers from around the world have been moving into emerging markets that offer hypo terriig potential for expansion. the rival is expected to pick up steam. >>> tokyo stocks are moving within a narrow range friday morning. investors are sidelined as uncertainties surround the corporate outlook. the nikkei index closed the morning session at 9,648, that's down 28 points, a loss of a little over a quarter of a percent. some export-related stocks were bought following the overnight rise in new york shares while utilities dropped due to concerns over a worse outlook. all eyes are on tepco which will release its earnings report later in the day. >>> on the tokyo foreign exchange, the dollar is moving within a narrow range against the yen friday morning. the greenback is currently trading between 8

but all you left is the south america business association. and curiously, i ran into henry last night who is president of that organization and he was had been contacted by you. so i did send him a copy of this question this morning and he wrote back to me and -- let me find the e-mail. must be honest and say that i have not heard anything from these folks. i did, however, speak in their support when they first took over the club. maybe that is what they are referring to. but i think it's a clear indication -- the question you're responding to is have you met with any local neighborhood associations or other groups concerning your proposed group of the premise and the president of the organization says no. this appears directly above the declaration which you have seened here under which you declare under personality of perjury that the foregoing is complete and correct. i understand that constitutes cause to revoke the permit if granted. it seems to me that, you know, some may question whether we have legal authority to require neighborhood

he had 27 relative whose lost their lives in the tragedy in south america. >>> get ready to pay a little extra if you plan on riding ace transit. agency board members agreed yesterday to raise bus fares in alameda and contra costa counties starting may 1st. bake bus fare, $2.10. seniors and disabled will pay $105 and youth passes have gone up to $20 a month. the transit agency is planning service cuts to reduce its $21 million deficit as well. >>> today is bike-to-work day. hundreds expected to put down car keys, pick up helmets and take part. bike-to-work began in 1974. inspires thousands to ride their bike instead of driving their car. several hundred bicyclists stopped by during their bike to work. energy stations. it's for inspiring safe and family friendly cities. >>> and now over to the weather. >> it's not going to be nice. i only speak the truth. fog to start you out of, kind of cool. heading throughout the morning, some of that fog creeps inland. watch out for that. overall if you're commuting to work, especially over any of the bridges where you tend top lose that visibility, t

almost 30 of her relatives died in the 1978 tragedy in south america. this morning's hearing is at 9:00 at alameda county superior court. >>> coming up -- >> it's another killer tornado. it went across highway 81 and it almost got us. >> death and destruction as more terrifying twisters tear through the heartland, and the threat looms large this morning. >>> plus elizabeth smart confronts her kidnapper face to face. >>> and will a tequila shakeup leave jose cuervo on the rocks? >>> and this is a live look outside, beautiful bay bridge this morning. we're going to get a little bit of rain. we'll check in with christina in just a bit. she's got a look at the full forecast. >>> this morning the death toll continues to climb in southwest missouri after more massive tornados ripped through three states overnight slamming into buildings and blasting through neighborhoods. >> it's another killer tornado. it went across highway 81 and when it intensified and it almost got us. >> frightening pictures there. this time the assault from mother nature targeted oklah

it has more potential for growth really than any other country in south america. but beyond the economics, you know, say the fact that the united states now exports $50 billion worth of goods and services to brazil every year, beyond that, brazil, maria, is going to be one of the half dozen countries that is most going to shape the 21st century. everyone talks about china. but very quickly after you mention china or maybe japan and europe, then you're right up there with brazil and india. essentially the rising, emerging countries that are going to become significant in the world energy scheme and questions of climate change and questions of any sort of global trading arrangement, currency arrangements and diplomacy, you will not be able to talk about the 21st century without making sure that brazil has a seat at the front table. >> will brazil at some point be a competitor to the united states? should we be concerned? >> i don't think so. it's a growing market for us. it's good for americans to invest. it will become an increasing source of energy and oil to the

from from south america where despite mining practices, most of our rain forests are still pristine and the government proposed the developed country in north america and europe pay us to not do anything else to the forests. what does climb economists in a developed country think when he hears something like that, is the first question. >> let's go with the answer to the first question. >> it's a free market environmentalist, and i love it, and my wife gives our money to the nature conserve and money is collected in a land trust in the u.s. and land is purchased from developers and set aside to just be pristine, and what you outline sounds similar. i -- if there's a question with the money collected say from the united states to your country, there's a question how the money is distributed. if i'm a poor person, do i get the dime or is it captured by the political elite? i having never been to your country, i want to believe the first one. >> they are full of practice call problems. >> yes, international trade in protecting natural capital in return for capital flows to your country, al

there are big middle classes growing up in south america and the middle east and so forth. and those are big opportunities for europe. >>thomas: make the european diplomats responsible to sell europe in the emerging markets so that wecan attract investments from those high numbers of new multinational companies in india, in china. >>reporter: business leaders may be trying to open doors, but northern european politician's are increasingly keen to shut out weaker countries... >>that's why bureaucrats are now touting more cohesion, more integration in europe, not less, if theunion of nations is to survive. >>de buck: and that has to be secured once for ever, because what we cannot allow to happen is that the euro zone falls apart, not for a single country, because if it starts then it is over. so we have to secure our future also of the eurozone. >>orb n: so the political challenge probably looks now more difficult in my mind then the economic challenge to the businessman...it's obvious that if we would like to survive we have to think together or we will sink separately. >>r

the international jeweler calendar this year it's all packed leads from europe asia north and south america will battle for a cup of his political action spot at next summer's games in the u.k. and the one hundred fifty thousand u.s. dollars prize fund should be an added incentive to athletes and big dreams that are really full tournament's of his kind in the world in france brazil japan and in russia each year there are more countries in africa participating this time as many as sixty four nations have already signed up for the grand slam so it is by itself a record. it's no secret that russia's prime minister vladimir putin care is juda store share putin competed back in the seventy's in the soviet union and now he's considered terrorism out of the sport at home despite a busy prime ministerial schedule clinton still finds time to trade and preside over a judo club called bar and in st petersburg and of course he's expected to appear at the moscow grand slam. you can see putin's technique right away any professional would know instantly that he's done some serious training it's in his pos

and over in europe and south america a lecture in the euro league final in barcelona on sunday they were the first to make it through by beating months of the sienna kilometers to korea high seventeen points that lead to the win one but east added sixteen point seven rebounds in the seventy seven sixty nine victory. and the other semifinal was not that sounds mcabee were in fact comfortable winners of oriel madrid guard chopper eight sun with a game high nineteen points for the trial of the blog post to sixty three when the final is on sunday well before the reaal and beyond to ask you will do battle for third spot in europe. boxing now many hearing out to prove these the best found for pound fighter once again as he puts these w b o welterweight belt on the line tonight against shane last late train afraid the route pleased with the preparation process this time around claiming back man is much more focused than he was before his previous winner and sania margarito that may spell trouble for his opponent sugar shane who is coming off a loss the floyd mayweather jr and a draw with more w

time soon excursions are mainly limited to cruise ships and small charter flights from the tip of south america are really coming down here to see something unique it's an ecosystem like no other. and also for the people who come on these journeys i think they get spellbound because really it's it's a vision of the world before man had anything to do with it and passengers on board the national geographic explorer can truly get a one on one up close and personal experience with the scenery and wildlife of antarctica but keep in mind this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization i mean our stop today here to maxwell bay was not planned but we developed a medical emergency last night and now we appreciating the assistance of the chileans here that have an airfield in here and then a international association of arctic to operators has got hoped in iraq ration scheme for such a case because of the intense logistics involved in operating in such remote environments in antarctica experience can be quite costly and eleven night adventure on this ship can cost

turning to south america now where russian soyuz rockets entering the final stages of preparations to launch into orbit is due to blast off from french guiana in august on a joint russian european project the rockets being modified to carry a payload of satellites into orbit for europe's navigation system galileo on saturday the heads of the russian and european space agency's message couldn't cosmodrome attending the ceremony to mark the official commissioning of the launch pad as the symbolic. value of thursday a simulated launch of the space craft went without a hitch eagle has more about this mission's venture. with more than one and a half thousand launches far more than any other the soyuz is the world's most successful rocket and now for the first time it'll be fired off from a non russian space board over the last eight years the european space agency e.s.a. and spend more than half a billion dollars on building a launch and adopting the soyuz for a south american space center in the us this was all done where engineers and designers had to adapt to the climate here and to dif

going to be somebody places aside whether it be south america middle east you know the far east. as you know sort of the people involved great to play with. the people and not a drawn out of michael bracy and you know what i knew all those people were playing those that before. remark moscow's luzhniki stadium witnessed in thrall in semifinal to scar getting the better of city rivals spartak in a penalty shootout to reach the russian cup final there they will face a second decider lanyard of the rough stuff in the last sport is called think part . spartak have relic provided pleasure without pain for their fans over the past few years and haven't won a trophy since two thousand and three which was also the russian cup as usual the tension between these archrivals is close to buoyant as the price of fifty three is even higher as a place in the cup final is at stake ex-parte not entered the cut clash as the out of form team however each turn out to be a game with virtually nothing between the old firm rivals but finally three minutes before half time to scout broke the deadlock. cr

the guys in bed listen to this and there's a play when we've been so many places i'd rather be south america middle east you know the far east and silver shekel that's a church that is you know so but that's just the people involved great to play with . people like mother joan out of michael gracie and you know well i knew all those people were playing or thought of before. well meanwhile five time when this task on moscow has been joyous technical hosts of the russian cup final the only man beat city rival spots are out and shoot at our face second to a side atlanta who haven't scored a single goal in normal time throughout the whole of their campaign casting votes after ford's. spartak have really provided pleasure without pain for their friends over the past few years and haven't won a trophy since two thousand and three which was all for the russian cup as usual the tension between these arch rivals is close to one point as the price of history is even higher as a place in the cup final is at stake. spartak answered the cup clash as the out of form team however we turn out to be again wi

the problem with being somebody places aside whether it be south america middle east you know the far east commensurable shekel it's a church that is you know sort of much outsourced which was the people involved great to play with. the people like mother joan out of franco bracy and you know what i knew all those people were playing before. we mark moscow's luzhniki stadium witness and in thrall in the semifinal to sky getting the better of city rival spy attack in a penalty shootout to reach the russian cup final and there they will face a second to side a lanyard he rushed off in the last four it's called something picked up off. spartak have relative pleasure without pain for their fans over the past few years and haven't won a trophy since two thousand and three which was also the russian cup as usual the tension between these arch rivals is close to buoyant as the price of patriot is even higher as a place in the cup final is at stake. but not answered the cup clash as the out of form team how every turn out to be again with virtually nothing between the moscow old former rivals

patients come from all over northern california, oregon, nevada, south america, africa and the middle east. i'm often asked where is the emergency room. my husband's wife's son is having an emergency surgery, where can i park? when i see people who are very stressed standing in the neighborhood and i ask them, can i help you? one woman said, my child is having an eight-hour surgery, i thought i'd walk around the neighborhood. and try passing the time. she's not alone. i've heard these things many times. the relatives of patients come down into the ninth and irsyringe area to take a break from the hospital room. these people are stressed themplet really stressed -- stressed. they are really stressed. so how will your proposed student population interact with these people? how will you handle this? what is your plan? thank you. president mendoza: i'm sorry, can i ask a clarifying question. you said you subbed. did you sub at the school? >> not at the school. thank you. president mendoza: that's fine. i just wanted to check. thank you. >> my name is spencer. and i agree with everything t

for two years it's been a mystery, what caused an air france jet liner to crash off the coast of south america the "wall street journal" is quoting investigators as saying pilot error was a major factor. they say recording devices recently recovered from the airbus a-330 showed the fights were distracked and confused by faulty air speed indicators, as the plane flew through turbulence. as the investigators say, the pilots failed to follow standard procedures to keep the plane's nose level. a word now about a member of our cbs news family. tom mceneny, one of the finest video editors in the business, many of you saw his work in last night's "60 minutes" story about lance armstrong. tom died suddenly after finishing that piece, he was just 57 years old. tom was a mentor to many young editors and producers, a heck of a nice guy, and a friend to all of us. our thoughts are with his wife susan and sons thomas and brian. i'm russ mitchell in new york. harry smith in joplin, missouri will have an update on that bad weather there in just a moment. and her medication. . the exelon patch -- it releases

exotic animals from africa and south america end up in the hands of traders there, often bound for thed states, europe or the middle east. smugglers are willing to go to great lengths to avoid detection. this tiger was found drugged but alive inside a traveler's suitcase surrounded by a child's stuffed animals. this car packed with parrots was intercepted on the mexican border. smugglers even conceal animals on their bodies. this man was apprehended with live birds strapped to his legs. >> the profits involved are so high and the risks are so low it is really a strong incentive. >> reporter: hey, diane, we're at the myrtle beach safari and this is a 3-year-old gibbon. you might have seen his cousins or animals like him in that suitcase. now, there is some good news tonight. it seems enforcement is getting the upper hand on a lot of these smugglers. they are catching more and more of these people, sometimes red handed. diane? >> got a really interesting grip on you tonight, matt. >> reporter: this is the way to hold them. >> that's the way you do it? let them stretch back? >> reporter:

and staying in south america where russian and so use rock is entering the final stages of preparations before launching into orbit in august is usually blastoff own french guiana joint russian european project the rock it's been modified to carry a payload of satellites into orbit but the european have a fair system of galileo all saturday the heads of the russian and european space agency is a big group cosmodrome under the stars are made to mark their fishel commissioning of the launch one hundred as a symbolic key to fire up the rock it was unveiled on thursday simulated look this spacecraft went without a hitch and. has more about that. with more than one and a half thousand launches far more than any other the soyuz is the world's most successful rocket and now for the first time it will be fired off from a non russian space board over the last eight years the european space agency e.s.a. and spend more than half a billion dollars on building a launch pad and adopting the soyuz preserve an american space center in cool. this was all done by our engineers and designers we actually

it's all lasted for guys and bad we said it was in the family been so many places said whether to south america middle east you know the far east. it's a church it is also a problem that's one of the people involved great to play with. the people and not a drawn out of sight over a sea and you know what i knew all those people were playing or thought of before. in our last years luzhniki stadium isn't and brawling semifinal discard getting the better of city rather sparse back in a penalty shootout to reach the russian cup final there they will face a second tier side islandia rough stuff and the last four is constantine for top of . spartak have an elevated pleasure without pain for their fans over the past few years and haven't won a trophy since two thousand and three which was also the russian cup as usual the tension between these archrivals is close to being buoyant as the price of fifty three is even higher as a place in the cup final is at stake. spartak entered the cup clash as the out of form team how each turn out to be a game with virtually nothing between the moscow old former riva

turn into south america now where a russian soyuz rocket is entering the final stages of preparations before launch into orbit in august is due to blast off from french agree on a joint russian european project the rockets been modified to carry a payload of satellites into orbit for the european navigation system galileo also today has of the russian and the european space agency as a matter of big who're cosmodrome that there's a ceremony tomorrow there fishel commissioning of the launch pad as the symbolic fire of the rocket was unveiled on thursday a simulated launch of the space craft went without a hitch. was more about the ambitious venture. with. the soyuz the world's most successful rocket and now for the first time it will be fired off on russian space over the last eight years the european space agency. spent more than billion dollars on building a launch but i'm adopting destroy american space. was this was all done by our engineers and designers. we have to adapt to the climate here and to the different safety standards but we have proven ourselves with this you did a mod

guys or bad they said it was and this is the problem we've been somebody places aside whether to south america middle east you know the far east commensurable shekel it's a church that is you know sort of what's not so much of the people involved great to play with. people like mother joan out of cycle but they see and you know what i knew all those people were also before. he moscow's luzhniki stadium witnessed the second capital darby in just two weeks and this time to a scar powered through the russian cup final beating arch rivals arthur act after apparently five score five thought it was the final school of as more. spar ak hemmer elihu i had a pleasure without pain for their fans over the past few years and haven't won a trophy since two thousand and three which was also the russian cup as usual the tension between these archrivals is close to one point as the price of fifty three is even higher as a place in the cup final is at stake. not answered the cup clash as the out of fourteen how early turn out to be again with virtually nothing between the moscow old former rivals but finally f