this is the president of westfield. >> thank you.ould like to thank ed lee, the commissioners, jennifer, the staff of the redevelopment agency, and the office of economic and work-force development for being here today on a spectacular san francisco de, to support the efforts of revitalization. i also like to thank amy and the staff of the redevelopment agency, for sharing in their expertise as we work. imagine this great location. and working with the city to make this a reality. the office of economic and work force development, is also instrumental in advancing these clans. thank you all for working with the team, led by scott valley and the vice president of development on this project, to reach this important milestone. to be here with museums and performing arts venues, streams of world-class conventions. you have to bring a strong imagination. we understood this from the first day. we have always believed that this property could be real imagined and better integrated into the neighborhood. i would like to touch on the plants.

another tornado in westfield blew out the windows in this elementary school. >> i was crying. en was crying. people were screaming. people were puking. jfs just disaster. it was very terrifying. >> reporter: utilities are reporting thousands of customers without power. the city has requested help from the national guard. >> we want to get good information, and that is the biggest challenge at any-- in any emergency, and we have that challenge right now. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> smith: the economic recovery in this country has been so fragile any hint it may be in jeopardy can send wall street investors running for the doors. that is what happened today. negative economic reports led to a sell-off in the stock market, and by the close of trading, the dow had lost nearly 280 points or about 2.25%. that is the biggest loss since last summer, and reason to call in our senior business correspondent anthony mason. anthony, good evening. what exactly has the market so rattled? >> reporter: the catalyst was a dismal monthly jobs report from a.d.p., that's a

travis dairy is just down the street from the westfield shopping center here in fairfield.e 8:00 >> the. >> inside the store called police and said that he had been attacked by three suspects and said that he needed an ambulance. now, at that point, the officials arrived on the scene took the gentleman to the trauma center. unfortunately, he died on the way to the hospital. he was able to give them information though about those suspects and right now the police are not releasing any details about the individuals. what we do know is that witnesses say that they saw a car. they are describing it as a tan or light brown honda model or similar. no other arrests have been made. no one he feels was injured in the store at the time. but right now, a lot of questions are still out there. since in store is just down the street from a busy intersection and area at the shopping center, police are requesting that if you have any details, if you happened to be in the area last night around 8:00 or earlier, please contact them. back to you. >> kristy, do we even know if the three suspec

i want to finish by saying, thank you to anthony and westfield, thank you to target for giving me some legitimacy and credibility with my grandmother. i have tried to explain to her what i do on a daily basis. i talk about the infrastructure and affordable housing, but not until i said that target was coming to san francisco did she think that i was actually doing something when i went to work every day. so, thank you. [applause] >> thank you all. i would like to invite the speakers to get a hardhat, goggles, and a mallet, and join us by this post. >> one, two, three. [applause] >> thank you very much for coming this morning and welcome to the rededication of the reservoir. we are happy to be here today. this represents one of the milestones in our project. we are happy to share this with you. this reservoir has been empty the last two years and today, you will hear the sound of water rushing to fill it again. it makes the city safer, provides water for customers, for firefighters, for after an earthquake. we will be updating our systems. this was originally built in 1885. 125 years ol

it happened at about 4:30 at 5th and market streets, that's near the powell bart station and the westfield mall. after being shot, the victim was able to run to turk street where he was picked up by a good samaritan and driven to safety. no suspect description or motive has been released. the victim is expected to survive. >>> the search for a missing nursing student now turned into a murder investigation as heyward police classified the disappearance of himself le as a -- michelle le as a homicide. kron4's dan kerman has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: >> the number one goal is the recovery of michelle. that's been from the very onset, that we have to find michelle. we are still doing everything humanly possible to recover michelle, dead or alive. >> reporter: heyward police say, despite the reclassification of the michelle le missing person to a murder investigation, they are not letting up in the search for her and her killer. >> interviewing more witnesses, analyzing again, the evidence that we have, working with the alameda county lab, the fbi and evaluating the evidence

. >> preliminarily we have confirmed reports of four fatalities, two in westfield, one in brimfield.mber of injuries. >> reporter: viewers snapped photos of the wild weather from their backyards and from the highway as the apparent twister pushed east. severe thunderstorm warnings remained in effect for much of massachusetts for much of the evening. peggy, daniel. >> thanks, t.j. >>> right now we do want to get the latest from the massachusetts emergency management agency. >> yes, spokesman, peter judge is joining us from his office in framingham, east of springfield. peter, good morning to you. tell us about your state's rinse response to these devastating tornadoes? >> good morning, daniel. we activated the state emergency operation center this evening which we brought in numerous federal, state and local agencies and organizations. and although, you know, we are up and ready to run, we have done some assessment -- assistance to communities, particularly with -- chain saw crews to work with debris, it really won't be until first light tomorrow when we will be able to send out asses

first victory of the season to go in sixty points of vettel he leads the overall standings mark westfield last podium spot button was all smiles i eventually won the last lap. and serve he run a little bit wide on to the work part of the circuit and i was able to take the opportunity in and say go in book for me. you know for us to grow some i think even if i hadn't won today i would have enjoyed this race immensely but amazingly impossibly well dressed me well there's been a change at the top of the motor g.p. standings casey stand up as sting world champion jorge lorenzo thanks to a superb win at the british grand prix which was also affected by rain but stoner most of the wet at silverstone to take a front to flag victory is forty six races so far this season history and finished a massive fifteen seconds ahead of his reps and a teammate and by the physio so american colleen edwards from inserted the victory means stoner leap forward lorenzo in the overall standings to lead by eighteen points the spaniards didn't finish rushing at a high speed in space the same in chile also. and it's

by his first victory of the season in sixty points a battle he leads the overall standings mark westfield last podium spot button was all smiles. eventually on the last lap. we were a little. why don't they work part of the circuit and was able to pick your chin for you and so you were for me. a fantastic growth and i think even if i hadn't won today i would have enjoyed this race immensely but amazingly impossibly. well there's been a change at the top of the major g.p. standings k.c. star not a sting world champion who are gay lorenzo thanks to a surprise win at the british grand prix which was also affected by rain but stoner mastered the wet at silverstone to take a flight to flag victory is forty six races so far this season history in a massive fifteen seconds ahead of his reps and a teammate and by the physio so american colonnade would insert a victory mean stony leap frogged lorenzo in the overall standings to lead by eighteen points the spaniards didn't finish rushing at a high speed in space the same in chile also now. and it's reached the gulf where there's a new winner on the

a second tornado was reported in westfield, where mostly downed trees marked the twister's path. it's shaping up to be a rough night ahead for the entire northeast. >> people are running, actually, they were running scared. >> reporter: tornado watches are in effect all the way from maine to southeastern pennsylvania. there is a threat tonight for severe weather here in new york, but the most dangerous threat remains in new england, where the forecast calls for hail, strong thunderstorms and the possibility or still more tornado touchdowns. it's going to be a rough night up and down the northeast coast. >> all right, linsey davis reporting tonight from new york and watching the skies on the east coast. >>> and there is one chapter that closed today on the toll from the tornado in joplin, missouri. officials say all the missing have now been accounted for. the official death toll in joplin, 134. >>> and we turn next to more on cell phones, and the jolt delivered by the world health organization just 24 hours ago. for the first time, urging precaution about cancer. the news sent sh

. >>> that happened yesterday afternoon at fifth and market streets close to the westfield san francisco injuries are not life threatening. right now there is no description of the suspect. >>> family members of a missing nursing student say they are still holding out help that michelle le will be found alive. >> just because they changed the classification of the case, people please do not give up hope. we believe she is alive. >> she was seen last may 27th. police say they are investigating this as a homicide. the families still have the digital billboards posted about the bay area. they read the search is not over. >>> the san jose city council voted to cut their pay. they followed the recommendation of a salary setting commission. that recommended cutting the mayors salary. and the council members salaries should be cut from $90,000 to $81,000. the council also agreed to direct city staff members to start exploring a change in retirement plan benefits for current and city council members. >>> governor brown says talks are tense. the budget needs to be done by next week in order to me

that happened yesterday afternoon at fifth and market street close to the westfield shopping center. victims injuries are not life threatening. right now there is no description of the suspect. >>> time is 6:33. family members of missing nursing student michelle le say they still hold out hope she will be found alive. >> yeah we want to see the body. if they can just tell me they found something. something. >> michelle was last seen may 27th. investigators are investigating this case as a homicide. this morning the family still has digital billboards posted around the area saying the search is not over. >>> apple is taking on a project that is out of this world. it's planning to build a new campus in the bay area in the shape of a spaceship. kraig debro is joining us live. he's going to tell us what this is all about. >> reporter: that is how steve jobs has characterized this building. the giant halo. behind me is one infinite loop. all the innovations have come out of here like the ipad and iphone. he is applying innovations to am proposed work space in cooper teen know. >> you have

>> reporter: in nearby westfield, another twister ripped off the roof of the elementary school, fortunately, most of the students had left before the storm hit. >> i was crying. everyone was crying. it was disaster. people were puking. it was terrifying. >> reporter: once the skies calmed, the extent of the damage became painfully clear. >> couldn't get down the street, parked my car at the church, ran up here, and, you know, your life changes after that. >> reporter: rescue workers pulled people from collapsed houses and overturned cars. the injured were rushed to area trauma centers as the search for the missing continued. the tornado, a rarity in this part have o the country, was estimated as an f-2. the strongest to touch down in massachusetts in 45 years. at least 19 communities in the central and western part of the state have reported damage. the governor deployed up to 1,000 members of the national guard to assist in rescues and debris cleaning. >> at the end of the day, i'm just grateful that we're here and that we're safe. >> reporter: and about 50,000 people remain without power

two in westfield, one in brimfield and one in west springfield and an unknown number of injuries. >>r: viewers snapped photos of the wild weather from thaik backyards and from the highway, the apparent twister pushed east. severe thunderstorm warnings remained in effect for much of the evening. >>> back here in california, our are stormy spring weather threatens to damage crops across the state and could lead to higher prices at the grocery store. so keep that in mind. the swl creatin weathe is creag spotting o on kol o on kol cau. we are in the middle of bing cherry season and the whrr could damage the fruit. >> they will grow and split and they will burst with the glain tomorrow moisture. and when cherries split they start to decla decay quickly. straw u berry farmers say without a rain they would have faced a glut of the fruit. they are not so worried about all of the rain. spencer is back. we have been talking about it this week but the winter like feel to the storms. more than just rain. >> the pattern has been unusual. the jetstream dropping farther to the south and bringing do

but since the dairy is just down the street from the westfield shopping center, a very busy intersectionld, they are hoping that maybe someone saw the suspects saw what happened and they are encouraging you if you have any details to contact fairfield police. back to you. >> hopefully someone will step forward. kristy seifkin live in fairfield, thank you. >>> the search is on for two men accused of kidnapping and robbing a woman in san jose. police say two hispanic men forced the elderly woman in their car at a wal-mart back in may. then they drove to a wells fargo bank and withdrew money from her account. the woman said that she didn't immediately call police because the men threatened to kill her. >>> police shooting victim oscar grant's mother reaching a settlement with bart. anne makovec is in oakland where the transit agency is trying to work on agreements with others affected by the shooting. she joins us with more. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we heard from grant's mother yesterday. she was awarded $1.3 million and today, bart is going to be negotiating with five

westfield high school in westfield. the academy for information technology, also in scotch plains. cranford high school in cranford. and jonathan dayton high school in springfield. requests newsweek" contacted more than 1,100 high schools across the country and reviewed their graduation and college ma trick cue lation rates, s.a.t., and advanced placement test scores, and other information as well as the school's ability to turn out college ready and life ready students. i congratulate all of the students, teachers, administrators, and parents and other property taxpayers who helped make new jersey's seventh congressional district the home to so many of the top performing high schools in the nation. when it comes to the best education in the country, new jersey's public school system makes the grade. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. tonko, for five minutes. mr. tonko: thank you, mr. speaker. we are some three years into the worst recession since the great depression. i have heard repeated claims that

it happened yesterday afternoon at fifth and market close to the westfield san francisco center. police say the victim's injuries are not life- threatening. right now there's no description of the suspect. >>> overwhelming battle, what firefighters have done overnight to keep a mammoth fire from racing to two eastern arizona towns. >>> and 30 years after a.i.d.s. was first diagnosed a a disturbing fact about h.i.v. infections is discovered. >>> stocks still down slightly today, threatening to extend their longest losing streak. mcdonald's weighed in on dow after reporting weak sales. the dow is currently down 7. nasdaq down 11. s&p is down almost 2. oil is at $100 poi 51 a barrel. -- oil is at 100.51 a barrel. >>> flights are resuming in argentina and chile after vol can ig ash disrupted travel. flights in and -- volcanic ash disrupted travel. flights in and out near the eruption site were cancelled. several people were evacuated. there's concerns that heavy rains could cause mudslides in the area. >>> firefighters in arizona are opening -- are hoping their efforts overnight will

host: what is the economy like around westfield, mass.? caller: 1 i first started this, it was all right. in the past month, i have had to do a job since january. -- two jobs since january. host: thank you for the call. host: thank you for the call. guest: small businesses are the biggest generator of jobs. it really is the ipo's that had a critical mass and hire thousands of people all of the sudden because they have so much money. that said, one of the critical issues he is pointing out is what small businesses have been saying. they're not borrowing because they do not have the man. there are credit constraints out there as well, but there is a demand issue, and this is one of the biggest problems. he would be interesting to hear what part of the fabrication business he is entitled one shining light has been a renaissance in the manufacturing sector. we had a setback in the month of may because of the disruptions created by the earthquake in japan, but the manufacturing sector has regained a lot of momentum, is growing much more rapidly

david joins us from westfield, indiana on the issue of the president sitting down tomorrow with senate leaders to hammer out possibly a budget agreement and spending plan. good morning, dave. caller: good morning. i think it is time that the senate pass a budget. they have not passed a budget. the law requires them to have passed it about april 15. the house passed a budget, but if the president is going to talk to the senate leaders, it is time for the senate to do its job. we hear everything about paul is the udget but what senate's budget? have they got a better idea? if they do, what is it? they are long overdue to do their job. i presume that is why he is talking to the senate instead of the house. because the house knows what they are doing. the house is leading on this and the senate and president are just doing nothing but criticizing the house. it is time for them to pass a budget. it should have been passed a long time ago. host: in presidential politics we alluded to the poll online at "the des moines register" website. among those potential cauc caucusgoers polled mitt romn