south korea in the korean war. did you get it right? if you did, you can be proud, you're smarter than most u.s. high school seniors. less than a quarter of them got that question right. that's why we need to fix our education system, among other reasons. thanks for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. you're in the nns newsroom where the news unfolds live on this father's day, june 19th, 2011. we begin in libya with nato is investigating libya's claim that a nato strike killed nine people. they took journalists on a tour of the neighborhood today and a nato spokesman spoke with our t.j. holmes. >> we had on this occasion we

are looking at this matter. and we have to look carefully because nato were operating in tripoli last night. they were operating in northern tripoli. and therefore, we have take it it. it was tutting a huge risk on the viflans in the area. at the end of the day our pilots are very well trained and we use sophisticated, precision guided weapons. let's be clear. you can reduce risks in every way possible. else where are in libya, hospital records indicate that at least eight people died, most of them rebels in fighting. robert gates today confirmed that the u.s. is holding preliminary peace talks with afghan rebels.

hamid karzai confirmed it. gates described the discussion with taliban rebels as very preliminary. >> real reconciliation talks are not likely to make headway until at least this winter. i think the taliban have to feel under military pressure and believe they can't win before they are willing to have a serious conversation. we all said all along, a political outcome is the way most of the wars end. the question is, when and if they are ready to talk seriously about meeting the red lines. and about president karzai and the coalition has laid down. including disavowing al qaeda. >> gates to expected to step down this month.

new york could be the sixth state to legalize gay marriage. supporters need one more republican to back the bill before the legislative session ends this week. the big man of the music word has died. clarence clemons was the saxophonist with bruce springsteen's, street band for almost 40 years. his ability to do blues, jazz, funk made him a favorite with other art itselves as well. the 6'4" clemons died from complications of an a stroke. he was 69. in the western u.s., wildfires are sbreding at an alarming rate. and today, firefighters are confronting some of the worst weather conditions in the season. weather conditions, high heat,

low humidity and winds pose an extreme fire risk. >> the number one priority for firefighters, a massive blaze in south eastern arizona. a monument fire. and weather conditions are as bad as they can get. thelma gutierrez is live there from sierra vista. what are they up against? >> reporter:ky tell you, it's going to be hot and you can tell, it's already windy. temperatures are expected to hit 101 degrees. if you take a look at the ridge over my shoulder where it's all smokey, throughout is where firefighters had to fight the fire. the primary defense is air defense. the winds are gusting at 150 miles an hour and so aircraft have been grounded. flames raced down steep canyons

into grasslands, igniting a ten-foot-high wall of flames. high winds forced the evasion of 7,000 residents who fled with whatever they can carry. >> i may not come back to anything. i don't know. >> reporter: it hasn't rained since december. a drought, high temperatures and strong winds has made the fire disastrous. >> looking up at the mountains. very, very difficult terrain. steep, a lot of canyons and elevation there. very difficult to get fire response in there. that is mostly an air response area. as you come lower out of the mountains, you are talking, you know, oak trees and grasslands. and once it breaks out in the grassland there is nothing to stop it. >> reporter: more than 700 firefighters have come from all over the country to help battle the tire near the u.s./mexican

border. so far, 47 homes and 27 structures have been destroyed. the cause of the fire, officials say it's still under investigation but they know where and when the fire started. now fire investigators know the fire is cause bid humans but to go beyond that would be speculation until their investigation is over with. >> so the proximity to where the fire is and the downtown area of see area vista? >> reporter: sierra vista is a population of 40,000 people. they have an a perimeter around and it they have been able to hold the line. that is the good news now. >> thanks so much. wildfires in the west. powerful storms in the south. we will check with jacqui jeras to find out about the extreme

weather across the country. to other news. attorneys for amanda knox are calling on inmates to help them try to prove her innocence. five prisoners testified yesterday that knox was not involved in the murder. a convicted child mulderer said that knox was not there. three others back the story. but a fifth inmate, a convicted mobster, said his brother did it in a break in. casey anthony's defense team is going on the offense. yesterday, vernor spitz said what he had to talk about. >> if an autopsy was down in a

corresponding to what every pathologist will tell you, it will tells me it's a shoddy autopsy. if the head is not opened, what else wasn't examined? >> in ten minutes, find out how the legal guys think the case is going. and sega is hacked. details when we return. first, father's day weekend, we are asking you and your staff to share your best advice from dad. one of our producers, her dad had this advice to offer. there is no reason for you not to try. if they can do it, you can do better. and here is what some of you said on twitter. cheryl smith, dad up to this day is failure is a lux write one

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the south and more bad weather. strong storms have flared across georgia and other neighboring states this weekend. knocks down trees and lightning is believed to have struck this house in the atlanta suburb. one of the neighbors caught the flame on video. let's check with jackie jeras. this is the entire year. >> i know, it keeps me in business. >> but it's dangerous. >> yeah there are a lot of dangers out there. and that is going to don't be an issue. severe storms that like the one that rumbled through the atlanta area are going be possible. as we take a look at the map, not a lot of action but we think things are going to fire up here. and the storm prediction center issues a moderate risk of thunderstorms in nebraska, kansas, colorado and iowa. large hail, damaging winds and

isolated tornados are going to be possible here. and the complex of thunderstorms expected to move through the middle mississippi river and ohio river valleys. the other weather concerns, the fires that have been continuing to burn. we heard about the monument fire that continues to be raging out of control at this hour. and the winds today this is the big deal. the winds are going to be gusting as much as 50 miles an hour. that is going allow a lot of torching. we are going to get embers blowing ahead of the fire and starting smaller fires. it's a very large area where we have the fire conditions. and. s pushing towards 100 degrees. relative humidity down there n the single digits. low humidity, below 30%. weapon are talking 7% to 10%. that is extremely dry. the one thing we are looking forward to, by the way, the

monsoon season. seasoned that in india? yeah, we have that in arizona too and it usually gets going around the fourth of july. it gets very, very dry and we get a thermal low. and the water temperatures are cooler. it starting to fill into the area. the moisture in the pacific and that combines to the heat and we start to get thunderstorms. as long as we get that seasonal sift of the winds, we will see the thunderstorms start to pick up. we don't see signs that the monsoon is going to kick it in article. and boy, we need that moisture. we take a look at the drought monitor. arizona, new mexico, texas. all of this area that is dark like that. the dark brown color here. that is an exceptional drought.

the worst category. and we have dry conditions in the east and we have a story in the 4:00 eastern hour that i want to you listen to. florida is having problems, some cities are worried they are going to run out of water. >> we will be watching. thanks so much. we heard a lot from experts in the murder trial of saycy anthony. listen to what the legal guys have to say about that after this. >> i'm benjamin cannday in eric. happy father's day, dad, mom, dad, love you, miss you.

testimony resumes tomorrow in the murder trial of casey anthony. for three weeks, we heard from experts who examined the e mains. the defense is challenging the testimony of the experts. yesterday, i asked if the experts thought that casey anthony should take the stand. >> she cannot. she must not take the stand. if she does, slee be convicted and sentenced to death. she is a serial liar. she has no credibility. forget about the claims of incest. it doesn't matter now. the forensics are the key to the case. >> the other thing, frederika.

this jury has been watching her for 21 days, and the gruesome testimony, and she is unemotional. i don't think she has a choice. i think we are going to see her on the stand. >> you can catch the legal guys here in the cnn newsroom. what do you do with movie memorabilia that no one wants? find out. and kids teased him because of his disability. but this kiss band member goes from partially deaf to rock star. the stronger the rapids, the more we loved it. took some wild risks when i was young. but i was still taking a risk with my cholesterol.

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everybody week, we bring you stories about people who have overcome a major medical hurdle and beat the odds. this week, chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta brings you paul stanley, front man of the famous rock band kiss. ♪ >> reporter: to rock and roll all night. and party every day. that's always been paul stanley's dream. >> if somebody had told me at 58, 59, i would be running around on stage without a shirt in tights and high heels, i would have said, what drug are you taking? >> reporter: the road to rock stardom as the front man for kiss was difficult.

few people know it but stanley was born with a condition that steered him away from music. one of his inner ear canals that goes to the brain never developed. figuring out the direction of sound was challenging. and he was born with an under developed outer here. >> do you get teased a lot? >> it was horrible. i have to say, that childhood was not fun. >> you decided to grow your hair out. and that was look of you and the band. was that to hide your ears? >> absolutely. >> reporter: strength and defiance got stanley through the taunting. >> something told me i can do music and being deaf in one ear was not something i saw as a hardship of a hindrance at all. >> reporter: off stage, hearing

loss was a hindrance so stanley had surgery. >> you take a power drill and aim in the head. the surgery is not self-acceptan self-acceptance. he learned that over time and talking to kids. you talked to kids and they are like, i am the one getting teased on the program. >> how cool is it to say, i was there. i and you find out how much something means to you by how hard you are willing to work. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn,los angeles. all right, perhaps you are looking for that unique lawn ornament, pink flamingo, a figer glass king congress. you you have to go to oshkosh,

wisconsin. here is tom foreman. >> reporter: on a farm outside of oshkosh -- >> we have an a lot of unshl items. >> reporter: a wonderland is growing. >> i call it a collection of art. >> reporter: nostalgia, whimsy. he has rescued the items from restaurants, movie sets for 30 years and now they are rescuinging him. >> well, those items are helping us make it through the tough times. >> reporter: his main business is building materials, but as construction stumbled, he is finding the foot traffic from this. >> this is a radio type bull. this is an eagle fabricated out of steel. this is a fairly popular piece. >> my daughter wanted us to stop

here and i'm glad we stopped. >> reporter: many come to look and lots end up buying. >> the neon sign is 650. eye will have of the individuals it for home art, interior art. a lot of businesses for interior art work to get attention. the same as we do. >> reporter: it is not an economic cure all but it makes up for his other trade. >> i do know that some of my competitors are gone and we are still here. it must be helping us some. >> reporter: in the building business these days, hanging on can be enough. tom foreman, cnn from one artist to another, why the music world is paying tribute to clarence clemons today. we all have internal plumbing.

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taking a look at the top stories.

libya claims that a nato air strike has killed at least nine civilians in a tripoli neighborhood. they took journalists listen on tour of that neighborhood today. sega says it has suffered a siger attack. someone has stolen information on 1.3 million customers, login, and dates of birth. but credit card data was untouched. they have shut down the network. and firefighters are up against the worst weft this season. strong winds and extreme heat are fans the flames. and the top priority is the monument fire in arizona. it has burned at least 40 homes to the ground. and he towered on stage and he was a you poer house on the sax.

today, the music world is mourning the loss of clarence clemons. he died from complications of a stroke. he played sax for bruce springsteen's e street band for nearly four declads. he worked with jackson browne and lady gaga. >> the trial of kay si anthony resumes tomorrow. the defense called their own expert to the stand yesterday. werner spitz. he said the alwautopsy was shod the united states is holding preliminary peace talks with the taliban. more from washington with details thon. sandra? >> reporter: this could be the first step to peace with the taliban. robert gates did confirm the other countries are now in

preliminary talks with the group. in an sbreer view can candy crowley, he said it will take time. >> real reconciliation talks are not likely to make headway until at least this winter. i think the taliban have to feel themselves under military pressure and begin to feel they can't win before they are willing to have a series confers. we have said all along, the political outcome is how the wars end. when and if they are ready to talk seriously about meeting the red lines and that president karzai and the coalition have laid down, including totally disavowing al qaeda. as the capitol hill season kicks into the full swing, the

debate is heating up. secretary gates says the bottom line when it comes to success in the region is for the u.s. to play a key role there for some time to ensure all the military efforts we have seen over the years have not been invein. fred? >> there is a lot of discussion about defense spending. >> reporter: that is a big issue of debate here in washington. and robert gates said the most important thing is to remember the families involved with the military family. he does not want to country the military assistance or training. those should not on the table when it comes to cuts. >> some members of congress are upset about the president's handles of the u.s. in libya. is the secretary articulating anything?

>> that is the other big debate here on capitol hill, fred. and congress wanting answers from the president as to the u involvement in libya. why hasn't there been more invovtment. and secretary gates says we are making headway. he wants to wait it out. help said in the end, gadhafi will come down. he wants to see that victory. >> all right, thanks so much. a major gathering of gop presidential candidates has wrapped up in new orleans but the straw poll is still generating a lot of buzz. lon paul won by a large margin. that was expected there. and the runner up, john huntsman. the former utah governor was a no-show to the meeting and he has broken with conservatives on same sex civil unionen and

climate change. another guy is making headlines. to entertain party delegates, party leaders hired a president obama pers nater. while the jokes generated a few laughs, some were considered over the line, even offensive, including this one referring to the pet's birasht background. >> my favorite month is february, black history month. michelle, she celebrating the full month and i celebrate half. >> organizers grew uncomfortable and escorted him off the stage. all right, perhaps you are traveling this summer. we will show you must have smart phone apps to help you navigate your vacation. first, this father's day

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and read there is a confirmation you get. you can have group chats. you can broadcast a message out to your friends. it's $1. and it's available on multiple platforms. >> and gps. >> speaking of father's day, we know guys don't like to ask for directions. you can spend up to $50 or $60 on a gps app for your smart cell phone. it's called nav free gps live. it's a hefty download. more than a gigabyte. it's useful behind the wheel. and you can search for points of rest, restaurants and hotels and gas stations and share your location with friends. like your directions via

facebook or e-mail. that is a great one if you are an iphone user. >> and also, what about that imovie? >> right. you are probably spending time with family and friends, capturing time at the beach or a summer home. and you can do it on the new iphone 4 like the new white one i have here. you can record it and edit it. so imovie, it's a $5 app. it's very powerful and it lets you cut out all the unwanted video. piece together your movie, captions, narration. it's 5 bucks for imovie. >> gosh that is amazing. okay, 1,000 heroes. am i says that right? >> yeah, i had to add one game in here. and those getting bored of angry birds, that is unique, it's a $1

game that gives you a new level and character to play every day for 1 1,000 straight days. it's a great idea. you have nearly three years worth of content for less than a buck. and the idea, it's half racing and half platforming. you are running through an obstacle course and avoiding obstacles. you can beat your score. it's a great idea called 1,000 heroes. it's something to look forward to. >> and tune in radio pro. >> to this is one of my favorite smart phone apps. it's available for blackberry and iphone. it's called tune in radio pro and it gives you 50,000 radio stations to listen to from behind the world. and you can record the ones you like. it's like a dvr, pause, fast

forward. you are not limbed to listening to your local radio stations. you got -- you can listen to radio stations from afghanistan to zimbabwe. it's a great $1 app on on the iphone but it's free on blackberry and android. >> wow. that's cool stuff on father's day. and it's got to be impossible for your family to come up with anything inventive for you gaming, gadget. you are bringsing us everybody. >> yeah, nobody buys me tech gifts. it's great. >> happy father's day. >> thank you. >> for more high-tech ideas and reviews, go to cnn.com/tech. president obama and john boehner on the same side of one issue. why the two teamed up on the

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time for a cnn equals politics update. we have the latest headlines. on the desk. and here is what is happening now. david ax el rod said that he is surprised that huntsman is entering the race. he served as an ambassador to china. and he was a big fan of the president's job performance and expressed concerns about what was going on in his own party. huntsman will officially announce his candidacy tuesday near the statue of liberty. the former utah governor hits the campaign trail heading to new hampshire. and president obama and john boehner are celebrating their

big victory on the golf course. they teamed up yesterday taking on the vice president and ohio governor john casic. they managed to squiz in socializing between rounds. first lady michelle obama is going on an africa safari. it's part of her trip to africa this week. her first part is south africa and she will be part of a community service project and then she will be going on a safari with her daughters, her mother a niece and nephew. it's juneteenth. celebrating the end of slavery.

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all weekend, we have been sharg advice from fathers, our fathers like so many of you, my dad always had great advice to share. one of his favorite sayings, make the impossible possible. thanks, dad. a lot of news stories didn't have happy endings, but this next one is a welcomed exception. max meliter, a homeless man in

utah, inherited money. but his family in new york couldn't find him to tell him. the family hired a private investigator. and they found him in a park and reconnected him with his family and new fortune. as we celebrate dads today, we are finding out how important his role is. it doesn't matter if he is a world leader of a little league coach, it's the impact he has on kids. yesterday, i spoke to bill lloyd about how fathers influence us. >> people thought that fathers were becoming irrelevant. but the science shows that the influence of fathers impacts the physical health and the emotional health of their help. the presence of the father means less pain for the mother and easier delivery and the

toddlers, the presence of a toddler in the family improves the language skills. there is more play time with dad and that means stronger children. fredricka, i can do a hand stand and i thank my father for that. and life lesson, regarding important choices they can make. >> we live in a country with nearly a 50% divorce rate. many dads no longer living in the house hold with the children. the pew research results show that 1963, 89% of dads lived with kids. and 2010, the number is 73%. does that make a difference? >> that does. and that data is birth fathers. and fathers now come from everywhere. and any committed male can become a good father. and they are more than just a second pair of hands.

and so many moms are professionals and entering the work force. dads have to stay at home at times. the changing appreciation of families. traditional families, nuclear families. families stepparents and cohabitation as well. and the culture of fathers. dad is expected to be around and to be an active member of the family. dads provide unique experiences for the children they can on the get from their father. and children benefit from the connection between father and child. >> thanks. >> playing the stock market, paying for college. we will see what is in the financial forecast. all weekend long, we asked you and the staff to share the best advice from dad. meryl page, her dad had this advice to offer. don't be afraid to explore your backyard. and remember,s the whole worlds is your backyard. defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation.

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stokes tumble, college costs soar and the federal reserve is set to mean. first to allison kos nick new york.

hi. it was a roller coaster week for stocks as investors wrestled with economic concerns at home and aboard. pandora is the biggest internet name to begin trading at new york stock exchange. the enthusiasm core off quickly. pandora has never turned a profit and has relied on advertising. thanks, new comes confirm that college is too expensive. tuition and fees at public universities have doubled since 1988. a growing class of middle class students are opting for two-year programs. there may be a good short sterm plan but it could heart over the

long turn. thanks so much. the federal reserve is set to meet this week. investors will want to know how the fed will tackle the challenges of a slowing recovery. job growth has slowed and prices have risen. the fed has no plan to try to reverse the trends wunss the current program ends in less than two weeks. the market will watch it closely. we will keep an eye on it. you can get your fix every day at cnn money.com. recapping the top stories. libya claims that a nato air strike killed nine kiflans in a tripoli neighborhood. nato says it is investigating and takes the allegations seriously. and firefighters in the western u.s. are up against some

of the worst weather conditions this season. strong winds and high heat are fanning the flames on several fires, including this one in texas. there is an extreme fire risk in parts of seven states. and who doesn't dream about being a race car driver? i headed to the charlotte moder speedway with some of nascar's best who shows me the ropes. this is what happens at 170 miles an hour. >> i am hooked. i want to be a race car driver. >> that was a warm up. >> i thought maybe i was going to close my eyes but i didn't want to miss anything. that is so wonderful. >> in the passenger seat with jason leffler and there with joey logano. that is going to do it for now. join me an hour from now when i talk to an