. >>> those stunning pictures were captured off the central coast of the state of new south wales.th of sydney. >>> to recap some of our top directory fifa officials are meeting in zurich preparing to vote this wednesday for the leadership of world football's governing body. current president sepp blatter is standing unopposed despite a rash of corruption allegations against fifa officials, he says there is no crisis. a fifa committee has suspended two ex executives including blatter's only opposition. >>> and e. coli virus has killed 14 in germany and made hundreds ill. german authorities say the infection was probably caused by contaminated tomato, could you consume bers and lettuce. the food safety agency says two spanish cucumber producers may be involved. you're watchinged "world one" live from london. >> thank you for joining us. we leave you with another look at those amazing pictures out of australia. >> pretty impressive waterspouts. it was just filmed off the coast of new south wales. >>> ahead a schoolteacher in mexico honored for her courage after gun fire erupts outsid

they touch down south of sidney on the new south wales coast.ews helicopter captured one of the spout that twisted around the ocean mail offshore. >> snow greeted vacationers this weekend in the foot hills around fresno. at shave lake people traded swim suit for jacket. more than an inch of snow fell around the lake on sunday. l not what they were expecting. >> two days until june. strange weather out there. >> let's check in with lisa and the forecast. >> about well june 1st expecting some snow in the sierra nevada. no kidding. mid 50's right now. we are looking at a lot of cloud cover out there and rain is on the way in the next couple showers. showers developing tonight within the next 2 hours or so and scattered showers for your tuesday. morning commute. thunderstorms possible on wednesday. more rain l this weekend. the first weekend of june. so here's the first system you will notice to the north of us and unseasonably cold low pressure so have not a lot of rain but we have scattered showers. next system this one yes it's on the way. right

has been captured of a series of powerful waterspouts near the coastal suburb on australia's new south wales coast. the video shows several columns of swirling air spiraling over the water's surface. a local camera crew, which filmed the spout, estimated it reached heights of nearly 20,000 feet, but dissipated as it neared land. well, you can find more on all our other stories at -- online at bbc.com -- news. and you can also check out what we're covering via the facebook page, that's facebook.com/bbcnews. that's all for me, jane o'brien and all of us at the bbc world news america. thank you for watching. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation and union bank. union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> bbc world news america was presented by kcet los angeles.

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imagines of a waterspout that formed off the coast of new south wales on sunday.he funnel looks to be about 2,000 feet tall. stormy weather spawned at least three waterspouts which often form in groups like tornadoes do on land. that's m amazing. >>> a group of tornadoes on land they call a family. you don't want that family in your neighborhood. >>> we have showers in the bay area again and yes, it looks like the beginning of more wet weather as we have a series of storms going to be dropping in. showers mainly focused now in the north bay but spreading slowly to the south. more unsettled weather through the next few days. an impressive cold front and you can see clouds, showery throughout today. we'll catch sunny breaks in between the clouds but out the door this morning, let's prepare for some more raindrops. bring that umbrella with you. mostly cloudy skies, mild temperatures and that's because of that cloud cover outside but the chance of showers will continue on and off throughout the morning and into the afternoon. highs running a good 15 to 20 degrees belo

the weather, because mother nature's been putting on quite a show, it seems, off the coast of new south walesstern australia and joining us from the international weather center. good morning. >> good morning to tu, charles. you hardly see anything more spectacular than something we are about to show you. this near aboca beach along the southeast coast of australia. here we've got a fairly vigorous weather system, but take a look at these spectacular pictures that were recorded just about 24 hours ago. that is a waterspout, and, yes, they starts off fairly benign, but it wasn't just one. there were three altogether. was no threat, except maybe to maritime boaters, and that's just about it, but this generally happens when you see some colder air aloft with the plume of waters at the lower levels, and as a result you get these very interesting and fascinating pictures. they were saying that this particular one had winds with it just about 160 kilometers per hour, and usually they dissipate as they edge towards the coast. in this particular instance, that's exactly what it did. all right. for th

this was captured on film, a rare scene spotted off of the new south wales coast. they have some extreme weather down under in other parts of the region. there are a few of them. the waterspouts reach heights of nearly 2,000 ft. coming straight out of the sky. closer to home, take a look at this video. a long funnel snaking out of one of several storms that moved across northeast nebraska. the stormy weather spawned a small twisters and heavy rains, wind and hailed of up to 4 in. in diameter. >> the latest out of joplin missouri, nine days after a tournedos destroyed one-third of the town. environmental dangers could be lurking in the air, water and piles of debris. crews with the environmental protection agency has been inspecting the devastated city but they say no major spills have turned up even though among the ruined structures are chemical suppliers, paint manufacturers, the tornado killed more than 130 people in the town and destroyed over 8000 homes and businesses. >> live in orlando florida where the casey anthony murder trial is underway. it is day six o

australia, there is stunning footage of water spouts that touched down south of sydney on the new south walesicopter caught this as it twisted around a mile offshore. >> the best way to see it from afar where it's not doing damage. >> we are looking at a storm system of our own. >> right now, this one. small. that is good. the one over the weekend could be impressive if it does materialize and create record rainfall on saturday. as far as today, you can see the clouds hanging around. as kristen mentioned the flight arrival delays continue. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com. they could get even longer with the fact that the clouds are going to hang around for the better part of the day. nothing falling right now. looking southeast to san francisco. look at the remote sensing instrument, known as live doppler7 h.d. you can see the rain in the north bay. now shower developing along the coast. moving to the santa cruz mountains. they could spill in south bay. anywhere, you are going to find scattered light showers this morning. again, bulk of it in the north bay. temperatures are 46 in los

they touched down south of sydney on the south wales coast. helicopter captured one that twisted around in the ocean a mile off the shore. something to see. >> absolutely. that is impressive. >> yeah. all right. talk about the weather here in the u.s. what a difference we're seeing really cool and record lows here. but over on the east coast, different story. >> yeah. especially in chicago. chicago is getting hit hard. a lot of folks that don't have the air conditioning or because of where they live. they tend not to open windows. >> they need cooling centers. >> let's go to chicago where it's hot and humid. that weather sent at least six people to the hospital. popular beach, police and firefighters closed the area after 6:00 so the ambulance could get past the visitors crowding the shoreline. paramedics found an 18-year-old unresponsive and three other people who needed to get treatment at the hospital. meanwhile, firefighters turned on the misting hoses to cool down beach-goers out in the temperature in the 90s. when you go for temperatures

three powerful water spouts caught on camera in the waters off of the coast of new south wales. stunned beachgoers watched a few hundred yards away. how did it all turn out? we're going to show you on this "american morning." >>> good morning. it is monday -- sorry, tuesday. >> feels like monday. >> tuesday, may 31st, day after labor day -- >> memorial day. you said labor day too. >> start all over. >> good thing it's taped. >> why don't you take it over. >> amazing video we have to show you. >> from mexico. >> truly an example of courage under fire. here's a look. [ gunfire ] >> a schoolteacher thinking on her feet, calmly getting her kindergarten kids to duck and cover in their classroom as gunfire erupts just outside of the school. she also had some help from barney. it happened at a school in the mexican city of monterrey. cnn's nick valencia has more of the story. >> reporter: listen closely as this story unfolds. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> reporter: this is the scene at a kindergarten school in monterr monterrey, mexico, on friday afternoon. a teacher calmly instru

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wales. if those results are the hon. gentleman's definition of success, i suppose he will be a happy man. he should spend a little time studying what his colleague, the hon. member for glasgow south harris), said about labour's performance in scotland "labour deserved to lose. we insulted the intelligence of our voters by peddling a myth". that is what happened. i know the hon. member for caerphilly does not want to hear about scotland, but he ought to think about it. >> conservative-controlled shropshire council has managed to make savings of £30 million while protecting front-line services. that has been achieved partly by a reduction in salaries for councillors and senior managers. will the prime minister join me in congratulating shropshire council on this achievement, and is it not a shining example for other councils up and down the country to follow? >> my hon. friend makes a very good point, which is that up and down the country councils have been able to reduce back-office costs, bureaucracy and the pay of chief executives and crack down on council allowances and all those things in order to protect front-line services. it has happened in shropshire and many other parts