rienzi, youer is can see them on our screen. no one knows how the other winner will behave in the european parliament. the party did not exist in the last election in 2009. will they want to form an alliance with the anti-austerity party from greece? not sure because they don't agree on the euro. what will they do? these parties have made a lot of seats, upwon a lot of to 1/3 if you include the skeptics and conservatives from britain. the big question is how they will organize and make sure their voices heard. report, the your traditional parties still command a majority. if you put all the pro-e.u. forces, the conservatives from the european people's party, the socialist coming democrats, the pro-e.u. parties still have a strong majority. becauseld be dangerous i think some lessons must be learned from these elections. >> voters are saying they have had enough. asthey may say business usual, but this is not business as usual. this is a strong and powerful message. a substantial number of europeans, at least those that bother to

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mid to youer 90s around the bay area today.s cooling down a bit in spots tomorrow, looking at national weather picture, lots of thunderstorms up into great breaks. 103 in palm springs, 99 in los angeles. here in the bay area, low to mid-90s inland again, tomorrow. so coastal cooling is underway. and will be felt tomorrow but we don't feel cooler weather until friday. >> still ahead at 4:00 a 1-year-old survives an 11-story fall. what doctors say dressed him. >> it's truly amazing. >> bonds between a young boy and his cat. >> i'm michael finney. is it better to rent or buy? tough choice what you need to know if you're lo >> in minnesota they're calling this a miracle. >> a 1-year-old is in rough shape but is alive after falling 11 stories to the ground at this minneapolis apartment building on sunday. it happened when his dad stepped out of the room. then a family member opened the balcony door the little boy slipped through the bars on the railing about five inches apart. >> luka fell very, very far. i don't think i've taken ca

the police were could youering on the ground with the shields over their heads and stripped to theiriot gear and led away with their heads bowed. >> it's amazing to see that picture of them all together in what seemed like a hut of shields trying to protect assailants. this isn't the first time the police have basically been impotent. there was a pro-ukrainian march where the police did nothing. >> right. absolutely. on that day maybe they thought they could -- they could curry favor with the pro-russian separatists. but it hit home today. the police have been criticized boy both sides. to be fair, the police are under-paid, completely demoralized. i have spoken to several in the last few days. it's a corrupt force, let's face it, too because they don't get much money. in a difficult position but, you know, the ukrainian government is blaming them for not doing more to stand up to the separatists and the separaterists blaming them for making the slightest attempt to be newtral. so, it's a pretty sorry position to be in if you are a policeman in eastern ukraine at the moment. >> the g

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the new hard right version of the republican party's establishment has seen something of a are youers jens in recent primari primaries. the most recent sidelined, the gop is eyeing full control of the congress, maybe even the senate. the tea party, instead of declaring victory right now is signalling it's ready to go to war with the republican party itself. again, "the washington post" reports today that a number of conservative leaders are gearing up for a fight with republicans who they fear will betray them once they get into office, especially when it comes to fiscal issues like the budget or social issues like immigration. they fear elegislature the republican, even if they succeed in retaining control of the house and winning the senate majority would cast aside the core conservative base. at a recent meeting, conservative leaders drafted their demands that included things like married moms and bads are best at raising kids. support for anti-abortion legislation and a balanced budget amendment. at that pleating, c imeeting te crowd, yay, our team is winning, but we win when we

and just fifth you a point of comparison here, if youer in london, there's one billionaire for every000 people and in the u.s. one billionaire for almost every one million people. >> in the whole country. >> yes. >> we have fall son far behind in income desdesspirity that we're running great risk now that the haves and have-nots will get so separated and things will get ugly. >> it's interesting you have seen people flock to maces like london where they dent have to pay taxes on their total way. london, you don't have british people. it's russian oil industrialist, brothers from india who have a huge conglomerate and selma hayak and her husband is going to move there as well, and they're always billionaires, and in tax policies driving these people there. >> so, their taxes are lower so they're moving there toy pay their taxes? >> here's what happen -- >> lower in london -- >> ow only get taxed on what you earn in that country. so if you have all kinds of businesses all over the world, you personally don't get taxed on that in that country. so that's what the is drawing people and at

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and so today as we commemorate this to youering victory of defeating jim crow segregation in schools, we have to also commemorate the heroic figures of charles hamilton houston, thurgood marshall and many, many more who fought these battles, these black lawyers who fought these battles and would not accept the status quo. so i want to commend you, mr. horsford, for leading this today and i certainly hope that americans all across this country, black, white, native american, hispanic, asian, all colors, all backgrounds will take a moment and thank those lawyers who fought for -- to defeat segregation in america because what they literally did, and they did this for every single american of every color, they allowed americans to stand up and say, we do in fact live in the land of the free and the home of the brave. whereas if we did not defeat segregation, we'd have to say we live in the white free and the white brave and the enslaved and segregated everybody else and that is nothing to crow about. in fact, that stands as a shame on our nation's history. but the achievement of these bra

have youer se ever seen anythine it? >> i've never seen anything like it.york city for a long time and we would have flooding in manhattan but imagine walking out of your front door and then just walking right into a river about 4 1/2 feet deep and water running through your front yard. so it was, like i said, surreal and an anomaly for pensacola to have this flooding. >> what's your best advice for residents this morning what are you telling them? >> well, i can tell you it is dry. the temperature did drop. the schools are canceled today. however, parents are going to have to go to work. so just use caution. be smart. people know our city. 37 geographical miles. manage your way around the city and be careful and be cognitive of the law enforcement and public safety. >> cost estimate on how much the damage is going to cost the city? >> just a guesstimate but i can fell you it's over the $100 million mark. >> ouch. that's a painful price tag to be looking at in just over 24 hours, mr. mayor. >> well, we know how infrastructure is and a lot of infrastructure