gathered in joya this performance, they hope the birds move on quickly to their winter home in south america some point, the heat will be turned on it. >> i am sure they have evolved to figure out the heat comes out -- comes on and you have to get out. >> they are on their way to south america, i guess, and they are stopping by. >> montgomery county schools spokesperson assures me officials have become aware of this problem. dibble did their best to try to identify exactly -- and they will do their best to try to identify exactly where they stay at night. they will come up with a plan to protect both the birds and the building. >> an update on the bomb scare at dulles. >> we are told by investigators in their search has ended. those two garages have reopened and they found nothing in their search. officers with k-9 units did a search floor by floor, carbide cart. two daily garages near the terminal. operations resumed as normal as they are right now. nothing found in that search police say, so they are reopening those garages. nothing found, that is the good news. >> michael phelps is sellin

[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 on tax dodging, many companies decided to leave the caribbean, but as lesley stahl first reported in march 2011, instead of coming back home, they went to safer havens like switzerland. >> several of these companies came to this tiny dot on the swiss map called zug, a small, quaint, medieval town. i don't think anybody's ever heard of zug in the united states. hans marti, who heads zug's economic develop

talks to the author of revolution south america and the rise of the new left about the future of the world's most famous whistleblower julian assange in-depth interview next week. r.t. sitting down with nicholas kozlov author journalist and an expert on south america nicholas thank you very much for joining r.t. are it thank you you recently wrote an article in which he said that joining us and has certainly managed to discombobulate and disrupt a larger swath of the geo political system now of course referring to the fact that this man is an eyestrain citizen wanted by sweden in many respects by the u.k. and by the us and now being protected by ecuador in your opinion what was the main reason behind the ecuadorian president's decision to grant jolene assigns a cylon well i think that korea probably thinks that julian assange is persecuted and so he's motivated on that score but i also think that rafael correa has his own internal political reasons for wanting to grant asylum to julian assange ecuador holds presidential elections in february of two thousand and thirteen and i think r

perhaps from africa and south america.learn from that just as we have done with concepts like sunday streets where people take back the streets and start having fun in our urban communities and bringing out the children to enjoy the environment. this is our future generations so we have to have the best ideas. how to keep our environment and our strong. i want to tell you that there are a tremendous amount of enthusiasm for keeping our city grain trade we have at least three different projects that we have been focused on for a number of years. i have had the privilege with working with mohammed and our city engineers to accomplish this. most importantly with our community leaders and volunteers throughout every part of our neighborhoods. i hope that you do you is your time and take advantage of our wonderful weather to go out and do as many doors as possible of all the -- tours as possible of all the community gardens. we have a committee challenge program, one that i am proud to have headed up when we were at public work

we asked: which country is the largest spanish-speaking country of south america? a. venezuela b. sloppy.... we have some rain coming with maybe some thunder... most of this is along the border with wisconsin. we expect rainshowers off and on throughout the day to day. the forecast models shows this pushing through but rain will happen tomorrow morning as well and then we should be good for a while with the sunshine coming later tomorrow ... no suntanned today here is the seventh day forecast: temperatures will be dropping substantially going into the weekend it will be cool in fact in the '50s both saturday and sunday the rain saturday will be in the morning should be out of the way by sunday ... temperatures will recover nicely by tuesday we will be into the mid '70s thanks for joining us today. we hope you have a great afternoon. remember we are back at 5:00 this evening and again at 9:00. we have more music now from "the original blues brothers band"... they're performing tomorrow night at 9 at the first annual "the blues 4 blue benefit concert" at park west theater... it's a

who wants to deal with south america? >> i do think that our relationship with south america has always been complicated, if i may say so. if we are damned if we do, we're damned if we don't. we don't pay enough attention, they say we are not paying enough attention. if we do, they're out than we are interfering. i do think that our future -- what happens, the most revolutionary thing i did as secretary of state was to move canada into the western hemisphere. it actually was in europe. but since this is in the western hemisphere, technically, the bottom line was, in order to increase the number of democracies. i do think there is a huge partnership here that we can and should have with latin america and any number of ways. in terms of values and how they could be part of the partnership act. brazil is clearly a major player, but so are other countries. we have more complicated and interesting relationships with mexico than any other country in the world. i do think there are many, many opportunities here to do more things

s the satellite that a bit farther to so it is harder to see south america. over the last 24 hours, a nasty storm, reports of hail, and a lot of lightning. by evening, the showers near us moving well to the towards the lower eastern shore. with thoserning, at thesterly winds, look temperatures. frederick tomorrow morning, hawaii 40's. a lot of sun -- hawaii 40's. the next time it does anything was late sunday. all bit more in the way of cloudiness on sunday. later on tonight, early tomorrow morning, leftover patchy fog. a nice day tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the 70's. admission, by the way, for the national park. along and tries skyline drive. in the showers on sunday would late.ery comesxt big area of rain on tuesday. toyota sports desk, it tope --to you by your toyota dealers. >> we're talking basketball already? >> already bad news. injuries happen, right? the wizard season has not even started and there is already bad news. .weeksl miss about eight training camp is said to start mason. at george a huge blow. when we caught up with him tod

it's the worst of ever seen says some farmers grow was arnelle looking elsewhere like to south america it to fill demand. >>> that should possibly-drugs and consumed with self doubt. the descriptions were contained in e mills obtain but the l.a. times. the gun exchange exactly it lives of aeg described jackson as an emotionally paralyzed mass. the messages are likely to be factors in two upcoming trials. the reality tv star says she wants to " break the mold. she is not on our way that right now. it cites her limited acting experience. >>> people went to the movies this weekend to give a little scared. the position to be dead number one been in nearly $18 million in a slow weekend. one of the top five the expendable part to the ball and let us see in penna norman. >>> president obama shares his thoughts on clint eastwood is chilling speech. >>> the delta-or metals. the shocking and animal one michigan man found while mowing his lawn. >>> the chicken wing contest and a roast buffalo. the number of wins consu,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> mostly sunny hot and lynn today appeared about was one today

it is already happening in asia and south america where there is a migration toward the great cities of the world. that will bring more and more congestion into those cities. as an industry, as a company, we can view this as a challenging in that congestion is going to increase. at the same time, or on the other hand, you will have many other developments. we know we are all connected to date. we know sustainability is not just a term people use. people believe in it and the environmental challenges that come with that means that as a company, as a city and a country we have to work together to find the solutions to this. as we look into the future, we could say that the current model of the car industry needs to change. at the same time, we believe that individual mobility is what people desire. that does not mean -- that means they will use the car in a different way. here in san francisco, statistics are always something -- potentially, there are over 500,000 people looking for 450,000 parking spaces. this goes for most cities, about 30% of all of the traffic are people looking fo

pricing out a lot of mom and pop shops roars look elsewhere like to south america to fill demand in 2010 the popcorn industry worth nearly a billion dollars. added shaped high on drugs or alcohol and consumed with self doubt is up promoters of michael jackson's this is it tore described him to the weeks before he died. descriptions contained in e- mail's obtained by the los angeles times when executive of aeg, described jackson as an emotional paralyzed mess. they were concerned the 50 show tour would be an expensive bust. the times said the messages may pay play a key role in a lawsuit to go to trial this year. >>> before game day and here's something to let your appetite a wing eating contest in buffalo, new york. the winner joey chest and from san jose deboned 191 wings and 12 minutes. that is it for eyewitness news at 11 game day next. goodnight.

all the passports belong to women, all in their 20s, all from central and south america.t's not a coincidence, frank. how the hell does this fit in to organized gas theft? and why would somebody hold on to a bunch of passports, much less kill for them? hang on. u.s. immigration confirms that all the ladies are in the country. yeah, not only that, they did it legally. and they all applied for student visas. student visas. frank, don't you need a local address to do that? uh-huh. (beeping) wouldn't you know it. they're all the same address, frank. yeah. think these girls are being held out there? there's one way to find out. ♪ windows are painted over, no sign of life. all by design, frank. take the back, please. gentlemen. miami-dade police! gentlemen? clear! clear! (rustling) officer: lieutenant, we got somebody back here. show them, please. ms. rinell. it's you. lieutenant. they told us we had to go. he was in a hurry, so i hid. it's okay. but why didn't you ask me for help? he said if we ever told anybody about what happened, if we asked for help, he'd kill our families

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it is the biggest economic power house in south america but can brazil build its future without investing? questions about air safety after a plane bound for mount everest crashes after takeoff. and we meet a writer from rita -- rider from rio who is starting a new trend. welcome to "bbc world new america" from brazil. this mitropoulos behind me is a country that is reverberating in economic growth. brazil recently overtook the united kingdom to become the sixth largest economy. perhaps it is no wonder that the british prime minister has come to town to drum up trade. he is leading a delegation and in the past few hours, he met with the president in the capital. but brazil faces many challenges. there are signs that its economic growth is slowing and inflation is on the rise. when it comes to education, brazil ranks 53rd in the world. it is an issue the country needs to addss so it can seize its momentum not be left on the sideline. and downtown, there are throwing up the buildings at a dizzying pace. but it takes more than muscle to lift the country. all of this prosperity was built on n

china is not in africa or south america for political gain.they have absolutely no interest in finding out what's going on politically in these countries. all they care about is the economic agenda. does that serve resources to fund populations. there's been a lot of criticism about the political infrastructure in to deal with corrupt leaders on the ground. i think this is a very, very interesting point. taking western press, china into emerging markets as a neocolonial campaign. i disagree with that a lot. related to that, you hear that people say in places like africa, people don't like the chinese. the chinese are taking advantage of africans. i would refer you to a study that was conducted by the pew research institute in 2007 went to africa, to 10 countries in africa. this is in the book. in senegal and ethiopia and a bunch of countries asked what you think about the chinese? t. like them? you hate them? are they better or worse than americans. by white origin, 95%, the africans that we like the chinese. the improved likelihood, make life

policy and drugs and now have and is helping american officials to stop the flow of narcotics from south america. our correspondent has this report from havana. >> patrolling the coast of cuba. it looks tranquil this island is key territory in the fight against drug-trafficking. of the busy route, cuba has of its current. -- upped it guard. most boats are going for the united states. stuffed with up to a ton of narcotics. hear, a crew tries to dump the evidence. securing those drugs is a key concern for cuba and i was given access to see how the guards operate. the boats we went out on have been confiscated from traffickers. this was a training drill put the troops are under orders to keep genuine drugs off the shores. >> if they cannot catch the smugglers, they chased them out of these waters. cuba passes on real time data to the u.s. to pick up the pursuit. it is reared team work for two old enemies. >> the drugs have been found and secured. the priority is making sure that real drugs do not make it onto the domestic market but cuba is so close to america that this policy makes it into a major

additional move and says the state of the economy affects the global economy including asia and south america. >>> let's check on the markets now. the dow jones industrial average ended about half a percent higher at 13,323, the highest level in almost five years. see how the stocks are trading wednesday and in japan we go to rumy at the stock exchange. how are tokyo stocks kicking off? >> indeed, a lot of anticipation and investigators are keen to see not only what the federal reserve will do when it wraps up its two-day meeting on thursday and also in germany where a constitutional court will be giving its verdict on the legality of eurozone bailout funds, so a couple of big focuses there as well. let's see how the markets are opening up this wednesday and both indexes trading higher so a little follow through there from the u.s. markets that you just went over there. let's not forget the nikkei ended lower yesterday on a touch of profit taking and in fact did break below 8,800 at one point but did manage to close above it. we're seeing a little bit of a positive momentum kicking through to

. >>> two cyclists pedalling thousands of miles through south america to support local breast cancer foundation tonight will come face to face with the organization they're benefitting. the two friends began their thousand-mile journey in south anchorage alaska. cyclists will be celebrated tonight at a party in their honor. >>> joining us now and also looking ahead to the weekend, some news for us. >> we have some big changes, gasia, in fact, 90s making a come back as we head into saturday and sunday. not much change and, of course, that does mean some fog. it will be a big part of our forecast right around pacifica there across ocean beach, daily city and already some overcast across the golden gate bridge and a few into san francisco bay. temperatures change from a cool 56 greece, 56 in pacifica all the way to the 80s well inland out towards fairfield, ant yak, livermore. san jose maxed out mid 70s at 75. forecast tonight we do have this partly cloudy skies, some coastal fog increasing. tomorrow's morning fog will be mild to warm and this weekend this is a big headline, more sunshi

he says the state of china's economy affects the global economy including asia and south america. >>>ussian president vladamir putin is to enhance supervision of the country's major firms. this is seen as a move to hamper an eu antitrust probe into the gasprom. putin signed the decree tuesday, requiring major russian firms operating overseas to obtain government approval before giving internal information to foreign or international bodies. such firms will also need to get authorization to sell their stocks or change contract terms. earlier this month, the eu launched a probe into gasprom on suspicion it unfairly raised prices in countries. putin criticized the move. countries are heavily dependent on gas sa mrupplies from russia. >>> portugal agreed to postpone belt tightening targets. the portuguese prime minister told reporters that he wants the agreement because the the economy is performing worse than previously projected. they received a $100 billion bailout from the eu and imf. he said the country's budget deficit target for 2013 was relaxed to 4.5% of gross domestic product fr

signing with agreements in africa and south america. what do you make of that? >> the chinese are doing what we should be doing. they are pressing very hard to find free trade partners across the world. that is how you build your economy. rather than criticizing the chinese for taking advantages of the possibility of free trade. >> belva: the question of immigration has been a high one through the election season. you did not receive a lot of applause when you made your comment about humane immigration policy. what do you advocate and do you think the party is in line with your thoughts? >> well, we really do have to have comprehensive immigration reform. we have to have it for three important reasons. number one, we need to secure or borders. that is something everybody agrees on. secondly, we all know this is an economic benefit. immigration brings people who need to make $5 and agriculture is dependent on those people. we also know that at the so-called high end in places like silicon valley, across the bay and berkeley, we know that people are coming here as

children in mexico and most of south america really see wearing eyeglasses as a stigma and so we allowto sort of pick their colors. their glasses have to be really robust to survive a child's life. so we use a material called gorillamint. you can actually distort these and they will be perfectly fine. there's hundreds of thousands of kids with these. >> i admit i had some reservations early on from the cost perspective. my name's mitch bergola and i am yves's partner. it is a tricky balance, but it is 110% worth it. absolutely. even before i got here, yves was really interested in pushing forward the notion that design can make the world a better place. >> i can't tell you that that's just what made business sense every month, but i can tell you that i've made human sense every month. >> i don't think there is any indication from when i was a child that i was going to be particularly successful at anything. i think my parents were a little worried that i was a bit of a misfit. when i was 15 years old i really started to get interested in putting things together. two things i loved the

coast guard cutter offloaded four tons of cocaine seized along the coast of central and south america. the officials say the cutter was among several ships conducting drug operations. today, personnel unveiled the narcotics and along with them 22 smugglers were detained. >>> a fire began at 3:30 today and has burned 10 acres so far. five helicopters are making water drops at sunset boulevard to keep it from spreading to homes nearby. the weather service has the weather advisory for the area saying triple digit heat heightened fire danger in the mountains, so far no evacuations have been ordered. >>> a mobile app, developed in the bay area with the goal of saving living is recognized by the white house. called pulse point, a smart phone app. locates the nearest people trained in cpr in case of an emergency and maps of the closest defibrillators. the fire chief demonstrated it today at the white house safety event. >> we tested the effectiveness and we are trying to scale it across little country. >> the event in washington focused on innovators who use data to create apps for the publi