if a top is spinning and wobbles it will fall down. you are riding a bicycle it wobbles and you fall. those sorts of things. what are the signs the climate system is wobbling? extreme weather. extreme weather is happening. there has been last year for example 60% of the united states experienced some extreme weather. a drought in texas, extreme flood conditions indiana to vermont. terrible flooding -- that 60% was the highest amount -- highest area covered in any given year in an area that experienced extreme weather. how that played out as part of living in this climate paradigm, one number of billion dollar insurance disasters has skyrocketed from 2 to 14 so global reinsurance companies are feeling the pain of this because they insure when there is a claim that could back up to the insurance company. the insurance companies backed up. just to move on. we don't know if climate is going to flip but there has been scary things happening. the good news is unstable systems can restate the lies. we don't want to be pushing the system any f

. >> and wobble. >> yes. wobble. >> we're more safety conscious now wh.ou and i were kids there weren't helmets. >> there are a lot of scary cases of traumatic brain cases in our era, too. >> explains a lot. thank you, michael. >> thank you. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00 oakland organization that turned turfing into an international phenomenon. >> and first viral video trend that is telling parents cherish every second. >> get ready to pay up if you're a surfing hog. one telecommunications giant is about to base payments on internet use. yikes. >> now, diane saw jer here with a look at what she's working on for world news. >> there is facebook about to throw thunder belt on wall street and we wonder fd you can just buy one, how soon could you become a pill yain yair? i'll let you know what happened to people who bought one share in the past. also, more on the queen of disco. we'll have the secrets inside of the big hits >>> taking a look right now at the mcarthur maze and it's extremely slow going. especially for cars heading east on 80 now. you can

and it's the hat of the old wobbly. >> yeah, the iww. it was a singing union, first of all. and they realized that, in order to organize diverse groups of immigrants who often didn't speak the same language, they would do it through song. and their solidarity came through music. and joe hill, the great poet laureate of the early 20th century, you know, said -- i'm paraphrasing. "a pamphlet you'll read once. but a song you can sing again and again and stays in your heart." that's one of the things that i hope that some of my music will do. and they suggested some very, very radical things before they were even on the plate. one was that people of every ethnicity could join their union. one was that women could have leadership roles in their union. one was that everyone should vote. one was that everyone should sing their proest ises. they are things that are now sort of taken for granted but you know, be realistic and demanding as possible. >> i understand the poetry, i understand the power, the inspiration of what you do. but this is a v

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-- wobbly when it comes to the security of nuclear weapons on their territory. is that an overstatement? where is nato on that and the future nuclear posture of nato? >> it is an overstatement in the political and technical sense. there is a fundamental consensus that nato will remain a nuclear alliance as long as nuclear weapons exist. that requires a widespread cooperation on the nuclear issue, which we have been engaged in for 40 or 50 years, which we need to continue to be engaged in. there is consensus on the part of many european countries to create the conditions necessary for a world without nuclear weapons. we are trying to manage that desire on the one hand to ensure nato will remain a nuclear ally, but also to create the conditions for nuclear weapons no longer to exist. we have done the investments necessary to insure the weapons are safe and secure, which is the most important thing that we need to have when it comes to any nuclear weapon. as long as they exist, that needs to happen. we will continue to make the financial and technical investments n

live from antioch wayne 7 news. >> probably worse than a wobble mode i suspect wayne thank you. >> public safety officers need your help this evening in finding a vehicle after the violent murder of 66-year-old woman inside her home today. detectives say she died in what they describe as violent struggle. they want to find a white toyota high lander with california license plate 5 fc g-8 6 9. detectives believe the person they call a person of interest in this case is driving that suv. and they urge you to call 911 if you see it out on the road. >>> there is developing news in concord where police are hunting for the hit-and-run driver who left a little girl lying badly injured in the street. sky 7 hd was overhead just as the youngster was airlifted to children's hospital oak land. we don't know her age yet. witnesses she ran into the street an was hit by a metallic blue chevy pick up that then just sped away. little girl suffered serious leg head injuries no. word on her condition. >>> investigators in the south bay have located the car they believe may connected to the disappearance of

that's a little wobbly. this is what he said about walking across baltimore's inner harbor. >> it's a challenge today. the fact that no one's been hooked to a moving object like that, but other than that, it's a fairly normal walk if there's such a thing has walking that high. in my life it is very normal. >> reporter: like he said, just a short little walk, not a big deal, just 300 feet across open water on an open barge, just an amaizing thing. that's to help open up the ripley's believe it or not museum. i think they have a lot of attention, thousands. you can see thousands of people who are here in the harbor to watch the feat. he's a little more than halfway over and it's something to see. reporting live from the inner harbor, roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. by the way, we'll have him after his big walk across the harbor. >> all right. we'll check back in with you. >>> you give them the dose that this says on the bottom. we're talking about your kids. who makes up that close to of medicine. we'll tell yo

i didn't want any wobbling lips or anything going on. it's the one time since she's died where i've thought to myself, it would be fantastic if she was here and just how sad, really for her, her not being able to see it. because i think she would have loved the day and be very proud of us both on the day and just very sad that she's never going to get a chance to meet kate. >> reporter: since last year's wedding, the media have followed the newlyweds every move, but now the duchess of cambridge can take notes from someone who knows something about how to be incredibly public while remaining intensely private. >> the queen has never done what we're doing now. she's never sat down for an interview with a journalist. why do you think that's the case? >> because you ask lots of questions. >> meeting the queen at 86, it's hard to remember how young she was when her reign began in 1952. in fact, he may be the only person who can truly relate to what it was like for the queen to take the throne in her 20s. because he's in his 20s himself. at le

once they arrived the only way to get the tours back to the ground is climbing down a very wobbly rope cable car system stalled when a gear failed. no injuries were reported. >>> it's name is baryl and it's already creating havoc for people vacationing in myrtle beach. no swimmers are allowed to go any higher than waist deep. >> that's good advice. >> rip currents a huge danger down there along the southeast coast. it's not a large tropical system, any time you get the surf turned up like that, you can get very dangerous rip currents. that's going to be trouble for them for the remainder of the holiday weekend. for us, along our coastlines, high pressure in charge, that means good weather for anything you want to do outside. nowhere near the rip current threat. the good news is, our good weather looks to be lasting all the way through the reminder of your holiday weekend. outside on a beautiful saturday night here in washington. sidewalks were with packed, northwest, southwest, southeast, everywhere. everyone enjoying the fine weather as well. hopefully you had a chance to get out and

it was wobbly on the way in for sure.bsolutely knew i was in it and i wanted it, and it all worked out. >> still had to hurt, because he was coming in still pretty hot. >> 80 miles per hour? >> yeah, he pulled up to slou himself down, but that's not going to break your fall. >> he does emerge unharmed. he comes out, standing, smiling, fine. first guy to ever land without using his parachute. american wing suit driver jim corelist was hoping to be the first. gary beat him. >>> tom mave is known to many as a comic super hero. he does hilarious videos and puts them on his youtube channel maveinamerica. like this one. pay close attention to the sign. >> hey, dude -- [ inaudible ] [ sirens ] >> are you getting that? >> oh, my god, that's funny. >> the video makes you laugh. this is a brave dude to do this. let's find out what happens. we have tom on "right this minute." what happened after the cop pulls over? >> i said hey, you know, we're doing a prank. and the cop recognized me. so i did not get in trouble. he just left. [ i

me what lesson you learn from this video pap group of friends just walked out of a bar, a little wobbly and get into a car. >> a great parking spot, right outside the bar. [ gunfire ] >> oh! that's an ad campaign. >> for drinking and driving. it you're going to drink and then drive your friends around you might as well shoot them way shotgun. it's dangerous. >> you're right. created as part of the cool existence without violence campaign. >> and they're trying to very graphically bring home the message. >> seems like this graphic and violence act are the ones that stick. the one that people remember. i was wondering if maybe the guy was going to turn the gun on himself at the end. because it's just that dangerous for yourself to drink and drive as it is for other people in the car, but hedidn't. he got in and drove instead. there's always a way to get home. you know? cab. a friend. subway. pick your car up in the morning. it's easier. >> get a hotel room. right wherever you are. >> pass out on the sidewalk. >> sleep at the bar, and wake up in the morning. that's fine. >> that's very dan

i mean, off to a wobbly start? maybe hasn't been consistent?how do you see the obama administration handling of human rights. >> i would give them somewhat higher marks than sophie. i think the administration decided from the start that china's major power. we have an array of very, very serious issues that we have to deal with them on. nuclear proliferation. north korea. now the south china sea. a vast array of economic and trade issues. human rights issues. so the administration's approach has been quite clear from the start. we will stress human rights and push that as effectively as we can but we can't let any one of these issues, nuclear proliferation, human rights, economic and trade, whatever it is, to be a pre-condition of making progress in the other areas because each of these areas is vital for u.s. security, prosperity, and our relationships throughout the world. >> woodruff: sophie richardson, what about that point that in his view human rights can't be a pre-condition? >> well, look, i think while there are issues that don't neces

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economic growth is a bit wobbly. china's economy is not that strong. china's profit is still shrinking, still contracting. so all this kind of doesn't help the market. the market needs to see more positive news. from asia and u.s. if europe debt crisis is not going to have a solution soon. >> amid growing worries over the slowing economy, china's central bank has eased monetary policy by lowering the ratio for banks. >> i think the chinese government probably need to cut more triple rate in order to provide more liquidity. china's government need to stimulate demand for credit for loans. then it's more important. for example, need to give them more incentive to take up more loans. maybe infrastructure project need to be launched in order to have loan demand. so i think it's moving in the right direction, but still there are some way to go in terms of the help in the economy turning around. >> he also says the chinese government needs to support investment for sustainable growth. but that it should be done the right way. >> what i talk about in 2008 or