>> it's unreal. it's absolutely unreal. even had a chance yet to go in to each store to see them today. today feels like just cloud nine. true. you were a fourth grade teacher for ten years. you always taught your students to be true to themselves. what made you finally take your own advice and how did you make that transition to fashion? >> i loved my former career as an educator. i loved teaching. but i've always had this passion for design. i've always wanted to design. at some point i said not getting any younger. i went back to school at the academy of art and learned how to drape, draw, sew, in a matter of about 3 1/2 years and then made the move to new york, and here i am. >> before the show even started you said you hadn't even really threaded a sewing machine. >> no, that's right. i really did learn from scratch. it was just a dream and i just kind of lined up those steps in order to make it happen. it's unreal. >> talk about having a vision. and i'm wearing one of the dresses that you designed which is a perfect f

unreal. >>> in rhode island, could be a breakthrough for those who are paralyzed. researchers at brown university released video showing a robotic armory sponding to basic commands given through only the person's thoughts. the robot was able to give the patient a bottle to sip from. a device attached to the woman's brain allowing a computer to decode messages from her mind and send it to the robot. >>> a florida couple had a different kind of self-serve at a gas station. a mom to be was in labor, and dad couldn't make it to the hospital in time, so he pulled right in the pumps, ran to the passenger side and delivered his own son! the fire department did show up moments later, to cut the umbilical cord, everyone is doing fine. way to go, dad. >>> for a look at national and region aweather here is bill karins. good morning. >> slurpees for everyone. beautiful weather continues across the nation, not much drama out there today. we didn't have much yesterday, either. severe thunderstorms were very widespread, we did have some thunderstorm action with locally flooding c

unreal. >>> a florida couple had a different kind of self-serve at the gas station. a mom-to-be was in labor and dad couldn't quite make it to the hospital in time so he pulled into the pumps and ran right over to the passenger's side and guess what, he delivered his own son. the fire department did show up moments later. they cut the umbilical cord and thankfully everyone is doing just fine. now for a look at your national and regional weather here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> at first thought you're like gas station, a horrible place to stop. but they got everything, bathrooms with running water, papal towels, food. >> snacks. >> milk duds, whatever you want. >> great place to deliver. good morning, everyone. around the country we've had a very quiet may and in the west it's been very warm lately and in the middle of the country just been quiet. haven't had many tornadoes. some severe weather reports in georgia and south carolina but the big story is the lack of tornadoes. this is the peak of the season. this would be like going through the peak of hurricane

. >> it's unreal the one weekend that you go to the beach you end up with a tropical storm. >> reporter: beryl hit the coast with winds of up to 70 miles per hour and torrential rains. roads and low lying areas are flooded. with surf was strong enough to break up parts of this dock. powerful waves also send this boat crashing into a wall. the winds knocked out power and tens of thousands do not have electricity. holiday parades and events across northeast florida have to be cancelled. beryl weakened by the afternoon and people went out to see what the storm left behind. jacksonville's mayor is warning residents to stay out of the way of the storm. >> if you don't have to drive please don't drive. don't go out into the water. >> reporter: but this storm does have a silver lining. beryl is moving further inland bringing rain to a region that suffered through a long drought. >> we could see widespread five to 10-inch rains in some effects that would be some good news despite the wash out for the holiday weekend. >> reporter: the remnants of beryl are expected to go back out to sea bringing

it was unreal. the fireballs were huge. they didn't make much sound but they were hot, and you could really feel the heat. >> the eruptions put firefighters in serious danger. >> we were operating an aerial ladder at that time so my first concern was to make sure those guys on the ladder were okay. the chief did that. he confirmed that they were safe. >> the fireballs are the result of the chemical canisters melting and the flammable liquid inside exploding. >> the methanol-based product is what provided the entertainment. >> after working into the night to bring the blaze under control, chief fred burrows begins an on-scene interview with andrew about the fire. >> we had portions of the building collapse -- >> the chief thinks the explosions have stopped but right in the middle of the interview, the fire unleashes its biggest blast of the night. >> any injuries or -- >> not at this time. that was a bit warm. >> honestly, i thought we had pretty much ran out of material to burn at that point but apparently there was a coupl

unreal. unreal. i'm sorry dr. hawkins. >>> when we come back we will talk about something. >>> they say that two mothers who chaperoned their high school prom and sprayed lysol on students. they thought they were dirty dancing. according to a police report one mom complained that the students were dancing, quote, like they were having sex with their clothes on. that's a messy piece of paper. they should fix those things. some kids claim the disinfectant got into their eyes and mouths and they had to leave. shouldn't they be applauded for their creativity? >> i think they were spraying it with bug spray. >> really? >> no. but they were in colorado and they could have rocky mountain spotted fever. where do they get these chaperons from? >> they are probably parents. >> maybe they are people who like to spray kids with lysol. >> count me as one of them. >> i think i can hire john lithgow now. >> if you were chaperoning that dance would you try to separate the kids or let them be? >> if i was that offended by it, i wo

a resident in the neighborhood said the scene was unreal. >> it was chaotic. police everywhere. ambulance. this is something that does not normally happen on this block. it was wild. >> medical personnel rushed the man to shop, where he later died. investigators say the officer who was attacked was also taken to the hospital. he is expected to be all right. homicide detectives are investigating, which is standard procedure. >> off in the preakness. bodemeister -- >> i new crop of four beds captor rate -- their breads captivated the crowd today at the preakness. it was a thrilling preakness. one will have a chance to do something no other horse has done in 34 years. what a day you had. >> it could not have been a whole lot better. we may have had the most perfect day for a preakness ever. the crowd was more than 121,000 enjoying the scene at churchill downs. i will have another run on bodemeister. it was not his day today. the was the favorite and ran a couple of hundred yards. the have another turn on jets as if the course knew exactly where the finish line was. big brown won th

it has been unreal all year. >> he is the tournament's most outstanding player. few weeks of recovery hopefully will help reynolds. off of the disabled list. reynolds returns with 8.191 batting average. he was limited at the start of the month. he led the o's last month with 37 home runs. tonight, opening a road trip all against their american league opponents. another for the blue jays. the clothes will try to avoid a third straight loss. toronto is struggling, as well, having dropped five in a row. >> here is what we are looking on for 11 news tonight. the bomb squad is called out. we have news on the draino bomb. ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works together for one goal: to get you where you're going. and with flights all over the country to choose from, it's a good thing we love our work. and now we're excited to take you to the beaches of northwest florida. fly nonstop from bwi airport to panama city beach, florida. book all of our destinations online only at southwest.com. >> hot right now, but getting cooler. >> as it moves through, i

but what he's doing is creating this unreality. >> okay. so it's unreality and we know what he's doing and it's been going on for a long time now. >> a long time yeah. >> by the way, we have to say it's been going on at the ecb and other central banks as well, right? >> it's a worldwide dance craze. >> so let's look at the reality of it. this is what is happening. it doesn't seem that he's going to step away any time soon. how do you invest around that? what do i need to be doing to capitalize on this as an investor? >> what we can know is how people are handyiicappeding the future. i was reading today that we are in a bull market of fear and people are stuck in 2008. we have 2008 in the brain. it might recur. it's possible. more likely it's going to -- something else is going to happen. i'm not interested in being in the crowd of people and very contrary to my express views have been buying treasury bonds and sovereign debt in germany and japan. this has been a hugely successful trade for 35 years. but, my goodness, that to me is my questi

. >> unreal. the one weekend you go to the beach and you end up with a tropical storm but it's kind of cool. >> to hear the wind last night and all, i was thinking golly pete it has been been destroyed. >> beryl is the second named storm of this year even though hurricane season doesn't officially start on the calendar until friday. >>> we are getting travel numbers for the memorial day weekend. it may be one for the record books. here is meghan mccorkell with the story. >> reporter: the beautiful weather combined with lower gas prices had more people hitting the road this holiday weekend. blue on shown and sunny skies give way to brake lights -- >> traffic for 2 1/2 hours. >> four hours. >> a lot of hours. >> reporter: and less than sunny attitudes. >> this is riduculous. >> reporter: a wreck of u.s. 50 near 97 snarled traffic monday evening and had drivers getting out of their cars on the highway. >> you can't stop anywhere to do anything. there is so much traffic. >> reporter: gas prices is a b

the unreal weight... of one thousand... one hundred... eighty-seven...pounds. am i right, sir?uite right! hixson: in being a maker of this work, i look at it like life. when i get up in the morning and brush my teeth and listen to the radio, i'm filtering a lot of different information. my life isn't like a piece of literature with a beginning, middle, and end. in my actual life, i am processing a lot of different things at one time. woman: they're beating up the guards. are you going to do that dance? can i? i'd like to. we are working on the idea of mr. memory, or of amelia earhart. these are like fulcrums that we can bring all the other things that we're thinking about around them. woman: ...by being the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic. christopher: the voice was really important to me, and the speech pattern -- the way that she sounds rehearsed when she speaks in these things. yesterday, i hopped off from los angeles about noontime, and landed in newark this morning after a nonstop, transcontinental trip. she has a certain stiff, formal way of speaking to the ca

. ♪ [ applause ] ♪ >> unreal. >> it's been a long day a great day but in the end i know it's still fantasyng happens. >> it was off to the indiana primary on may 8 to give the folks there who don't matter a chance to matter. [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight she was the secretary of state dur the clinton administration. the new book is out. welcome back to the show.secz[c] so nice to see you. how are you? >> very nice to see you. [cheers and applause] >> jon: go to see grench to see you. >> jon: boy, first of all just what an impressive writing. it's mag any of sefnlt i really enjoyed the way you have woven history with memoir, the sort of person people brnses but also sort of historically recreating that time period. was your intention to combine those in a way? >> i kind of thought the book in three layers. the inner part of sit say personal story of trying to sort out who i am and also put it within the context of my parents live and the second is the historical period, 37 to 48 is quite a period in terms of how grit nations made decisions about the fate of sm

unreal. >>> now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines. a new study says between 2000 and 2009 the number of babies exposed to illegal drugs before they were born tripled. the research suggests using new medication to treat mothers dependence on illegal or prescription drugs could reduce baby's symptoms after birth. for more information this, check out the health page at msnbc.com. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow kicks off at 13,213. the s&p 500 lost five points. the nasdaq fell 22. taking a look at overseas trading. in tokyo the nikkei sank 169 points but in hong kong the hang seng jumped 352. >>> the s&p saw its first losing run on monday thanks to economic worries overseas and here at home. banks were the biggest losers on news of spain's recession and stand and poor cut the credit rating of 11 spanish banks. this as a much sharper than expected decline in midwest business activity added to worries the u.s. economy is losing steam. elsewhere home ownership fell to the lowest level in 15 yea

his work dramatizes unrealized potential, like the sound of flowers decaying or the symbolic power ofhe cross. this piano is wrapped in felt like an elephant's hide, but the concert grand is not dead, only mute. underneath, it can still be played. yves klein had the desire to purify reality, painting everything blue. this kind of blue has been invented by klein to represent and to symbolize the spirituality and the material sensibility that permeates any substance. in a carefully orchestrated event in the early sixties, klein took these models and made them his paintbrushes. traces of their bodies remain. the canvas is transformed into a blue icon that represents the transformation of the flesh into purity. minimal art, or what came to be known as minimalism, was really a phenomenon of abstract sculpture that ran parallel to the rise of pop art in the early sixties. minimal art seems to have devised a kind of abstract sculptural analogue to what it was that pop art was doing. like pop art, one felt that the artist was taking a certain kind of almost perverse and nihilistic pleasure in

unreal. >>> an early look how wall street will kick off the day. dow opens at 13,26th 8 after losing 10 points yesterday. s&p down 3 points, but the nasdaq up 9. >>> looking at overseas trading, in tokyo the nikkei added 29d points. the hang seng lost 59. >>> familiar fears about the nation's number one economic concern, rears their ugly head just. news the private sector added fewer jobs than expected last month took a toll on stocks and dashed investors hopes. >>> traders overlooked good news out of the home building sector which hit a four year high on hopes of washington setting a preds dent on for giving mortgage principle. chesapeake energy plunged 15% on the quarterly earnings. news it's soon to be replaced ceo was running a $200 hedge fund on the side that traded in the same commodities cheese peak produces. >>> green mountain coffee crashed 40%. the company slashed sales forecast on dwindling demand for k-cup coffee refills. >>> american eagle soared 16% after raising the profit forecast. >>> energizer holding surged 9% thanks to higher sh

. >> mike: unreal. the giants have won ten straight over the a's in at&t park. the g-men looking for number 11 today. look at the bare-hasn't grab on the bouncer. and then cabrera, shoe-string catch. vogelsong was dealing. striking out five in seven shutout innings and allowing only one hit. and speaking of getting hit. 'drills vogelsong, or does it. argued it hit the bat. two on. nobody out. posey, big two-out ground ruled double. giants shut out the a's 4-other your final. >>> to the hardwood. spurs and clippers. l.a. has not led by more than two points in the series. what a difference a day makes. blake griffin on fire. 14 in the first quarter. to the second. griffin, showing some range turn-around jumper, 20 of his 28 points in the first half. the spurs outscore l.a. 26-8 in the third. tim done -- duncan. he had 19. take a 3-0 series lead. >> to the ice. eastern conference finals. devils and rangers, scoreless to the third. girardi. flicks the pass to brodeur. 1. that's all lund vig needed. rangers take the series lead with a 3-0 victory. >> pga tour in the

news, in colorado amazing video of a motorcyclist who survived after a car slammed into him, just unreal there, police say the car ran a red light, other views show the motorcycle rider upside down in mid-air, just from the force of the impact. he had to undergo a number of surgeries in the days following the crash. >>> in new york, another car plowed in people in buffalo including a teenager sent flying. police say the driver didn't even stop, the victim is now out of the hospital and 19-year-old accused of being behind the wheel is under arrest. >>> in oregon, a life saved with only seconds to spare. a sheriff's deputy grabbed a suicidal man as he was about to jump off the bridge. the deputy and his partner quickly restrained the man, they had caught up to him moments earlier after getting a report he might try to kill himself. >>> and finally, in florida not everyone had a happy easter, like this guy. the yellow rat snack, swallowed a ser ammic easter egg left out for a holiday hunt. the egg could be seen bulging from the snake's mid-section. a vet performed surgery on the snake and i

>> it's unreal. unreal, because my sister does not have a mental state. i mean, she has the mind like a 10-year-old. i'm not defending her. she needs to stand accountable for her actions. but they need to do -- the whole investigation needs to be done. >> what kind of guy -- i mean, your sister is reported to have said that she feared for her life. what kind of guy was adam mayes? >> aggressive. abusive. crazy, obviously. >> did you ever suspect he was capable of something like this? >> no. and i have known him for 25-plus years. never dreamed he would do this. >> what was his relationship to these girls? >> again, that's not something that i can even answer. my sister has stated that she felt the two youngest girls may have been his. and she felt adam was having an affair with joann. >> so your sister believed -- >> because they all seemed to be family friends. all of them, you know, seemed to get along. whenever she would call our close friends, family friend, she would say, "the kids are over at the house." so she'd have all the kids over her with her

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>> it's unreal. unreal, because my sister does not have the mental state. i mean, she has the mind like a 10-year-old. i'm not defending her. she needs to stand accountable for her actions. but they need to do -- the whole investigation needs to be done. >> what kind of guy -- i mean, your sister is reported to have said that she feared for her life. what kind of guy was adam mayes? >> aggressive. abusive. crazy, obviously. >> did you ever suspect he was capable of something like this? >> no. and i have known him for 25-plus years. never dreamed he would do this. >> what was his relationship to these girls? >> again, that's not something that i can even answer. my sister has stated that she felt the two youngest girls may have been his. and she felt adam was having an affair with jo ann. because they all seemed to be family friends. all of them, you know, seemed to get along. whenever she would call our close friends, family friend, she would say the kids are over at the house. so she'd have all the kids over her with her and adam or over with gary and jo a

this is unreal. are you kidding me? that dog is huge for that little seat.awled right up like he stepped on the tire spokes and hopped up. >> this makes me believe in reincarnation. i feel like this dog was once a bmx rider in a previous life. >> or a messenger. >> or a bike messenger. >> do you think if somebody comes over there to steal the bike, does the dog bite them? i feel like i can steel that bike from the do >> becse it is golden retriever and it is friendly to everybody. >> i am going to go with what the people of nan ning says. he does a good job. >> that's the owner of the bike. >>> guys, this next video will sort of make your head hurt due to coolness. look at this. it starts out with just like a dancer in like a little red getup and then another one shows up. another one shows up. they are kind of like, what is this, like a kaleidoscope? dancer, camera, kaleidoscope camera. ♪ >> how they did it, i don't know. what it is, is the sort of kickoff video for the ted-x submit that went down in qatar. it is like a series of events and gatherings aroun

. >> it's unreal. the one weekend gough to the beach you end up with a tropical storm but it's kind of cool. >> to hear the wind last night and all i was thinking golly pete it has been destroyed. >> beryl is the second named storm of this year even though the hurricane season doesn't officially start until this friday. where is beryl now and what effect could it have on our weather? marty bass is out in the outbacktracking the storm. good afternoon, marty. >> good afternoon, don. hi, everybody. let's go to the bottom line and show you the projected track of beryl out to the sea. a tropical depression with winds of 35 miles per hour. that is about it. maybe a teeney bit of strengthening over the warm gulf stream. this won't be an issue. as a matter of fact, the spaghetti models are pretty much in agreement straight out to see. first warning doppler radar a heck of a rainstorm down south. many of those areas that you are looking at desperately for the past year have needed moisture. so, it's a good news

unreal. >>> elsewhere, faced with threats of violence by islamic hardliners who called her a devil worshipper, lady gaga has canceled her sold out show in indonesia, sending love to her fans. >>> and, finally, l.a. police reportedly want to talk to justin bieber, looks so young in that video, apparently a photographer complained of being roughed up by thim when he trie to snap pictures of the teen and his girlfriend selena gomez. apparent lly like a lawyer arou the whole scene and went up to the photographer and said if you file a police report and call an ambulance you can make money off this, that's what tmz is reporting and bieber has some explaining to do. >> i can't imagine telling anybody if i did get harassed by justin bieber, i would keep that quiet. >> keep that to myself, that would not go on twitter. this comes from kcra 3 reports in sacramento, california, where this memorial day brought a homecoming for one of our troops like no other. a soldier's boyfriend was waiting at the airport. he, too, is in the military but told her he had already shipped off to texas. not so fast. well,

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. >> reporter: unreal. what are you doing today? you want to become a millionaire? that is going to happen to a lot of people here in menlo park. the average employee here is going to get shares worth 2.9 million dollars. there's a figure to think about while drinking your coffee. when trading starts this morning the ipo will put 18.4 billion dollars into the social network's pockets creating many new millionaires here. we spoke with people in the valley last night some are feeling a little skittish about the company's future. but many are investing. >>> i think it might have been high for a company that has long term potential for growth, that's what the market is betting, so our bets are down. >> i might jump in. i suspect it is going to be very topsy-turvey. i think i'll stay awayeso@#or y own mental well-being. >> reporter: here's pictures of what has happening overnight. they an all-night hack-a-thon. that's when employees get together they do coding or work on some other project other than what they do everyday. they had a deejay and red bull to fuel the nigh

. >> it's unreal to me. they know that these people don't have a permit to operate a business. yet they won't investigate because they haven't gotten a complaint? is it because like the cops are ugg auto the services? >> they did offer a discount to law enforcement which has been reported that discount has been used at least once. >> oh! see, that just gets my goat. >> your goat got got. >> my goat is gotten. >> this is fun. don't get all upset. >> it's still creepy. it's even creepier now that there are potentially naked men cleaning up your apartment. >>> this video is at a metro station in washington, d.c. look at the left side of this station at the far end. you see a person just kind of appear and really quickly run off out of the way. well, that man has just stolen a passenger's cell phone. but keep watching. when people realize that he had done this, they all, in a group, started running after him. >> a big angry mob chasing after this guy? >> yes. he tries to make a run for it in this part of the video, and they took him down. >> oh, my gosh! >> i have never seen that m

that is unreal. she first got interested when she was 8 years old and saw a group of boys performing in her native india. whoa. and now for a look at your national regional weather here's nbc meteorologist bill karins, looks like that thing where there's a different body in front of her, but no, that's her. >> 93? >> i no. >> strong. >> believe me now that you've seen the video? >> no. i refuse. good morning, everyone. very calm weather pattern in the west. thought we would take a chance to look at something interested that happened yesterday. saw a tropical depression that formed and maintained just m convection rstorm in the last 24 hours and named a tropical storm, little early for our pacific season. this is aletta. it's not going to become a hurricane but an interesting tidbit here, mexico and the baja. this is going to head harmlessly it looks like to the west/northwest over the cooler water and will kill this storm system off in the days ahead. kind of just lets us know the tropical season is

unreal. >>> >>> a bill passed by the house of representatives will boost the fda's power to keep taintedrugs made overseas out of the u.s. market. the bill approved yoed a near unanimous vote is also aimed at speeding at approval promise for promising new medications but the top concern is the rise of counterfit drugs by the avastin. >>> here in the big apple, a proposal to ban super size sodas. new york city wants to ban the sell of soda pop and other sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces. the ban, the first of its kind in the nation, could take effect next march and aplay to sweet drinks sold in restaurants, movie theaters. >>> we're told what we drink and eat can determine how healthy we are and subsequently how long we live but for those lucky enough to make it to extreme old age, things like diet and exercise may not matter. dr. jon lapook explains. >> reporter: irving used to pass through central bark on his way to school. what did you see along the way? >> things you would never see. cows, sheep on the lawn. >> reporter: he still goes to work every day, keeping tabs on the financial

. >> i think there's unrealized political potential here. before the 199 o's immigration went to a handful of states. those governors could go and congressional delegations could go to washington and say, you know, all the benefits accrued to the nation as a whole, but we're paying all the costs locally. we need a revenue sharing formula to take account of the fact we're educating and integrating all these immigrants and their kids. they wouldn't find many partners. now immigration is a 50 state phenomenon. and lots of places have large immigration populations and are facing these same costs. so there's a lot more potential for coalition building now than there was in the past. the problem is that be politicians tend to take the cheap and easy way out which is demobbize the immigrants and not deal with the problem. it's more beneficial to stir up feelings about imimmigrants and illegals. >> i want to thank all of you for attending. yes, you can applaud. [ applause ] david, we have their email addresses. we will make the presentations availab

. >>> in china, this is unreal. a little boy, he's 3 years old.drove his motor bike, this toy bike into a busy intersection. of course, unaware of any danger. well, luckily a police officer spotted him, led him to safety, but just unbelievably frightening video there. >> and as we get ready for the memorial day weekend, here's a look at the world's largest outdoor swimming pool. wouldn't that be nice. located in a beach front resort in chile, it's over a half mile long and holds a whopping 66 million gallons of filtered and treated saltwater. and it also boasts the world's steepest deep end at 115 feet. actually water ski in it. >>> here's you first look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,502 after losing a point yesterday. the s&p was up a fraction, but the nasdaq fell 8. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei sank 172 points while in hong kong, the hang seng dropped 252. the fallout continues for facebook after its troubled ipo. shares have tumbled nearly 20% since friday and now the socia