thanks for watching c-b-s 5 early edition. we'll see you back here tomorrow.. bright and early at 4-30. have a great good morning. breaking news. weiner to resign. democratic congressman anthony weiner tells friends he will quit in a sudden end to that sexting scandal involving at least a half dozen women and series of embarrassing photos. we will have the latest from capitol hill. giffords goes home. congresswoman gabrielle giffords leaves the hospital five months after her recovery. oh, canada. after losing the top prize in the stanley cup finals, the crowd goes wild burning cars and smashing windows and "early"

this thursday morning, june smashing windows and "early" this thursday morning, june 16th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs good morning. welcome to "the early show." it is 7:00 a.m. on the -- excuse me. just a few moments ago, we learned that congressman anthony weiner plans to resign from congress. nancy cordes is in washington with the latest for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. our new york city city cbs affiliate has confirmed that congressman weiner will announce his resignation as a press conference in the new york city area thorkt. a short time ago, we got a sense that something might be changing in this story because at his offices on capitol hill, a staffer walked out of the door, locked it and walked away with a box. that was a big change. because in the past couple of

weeks, even when he hasn't been there, even when he has been on this leave of absence he has been tag the taken two weeks the office was operational. the place was up and running. now the door is locked and everyone is gone which may be a sign he is, indeed, intending to leave office in week three of this scandal. >> one thing we did know during the course of the scandal he said before making a decision, anthony weiner said he wanted to talk to his wife what was overseas with secretary of state clinton before making a decision. do we think this weighed into the decision here? >> reporter: i'm sure it did. she returned yesterday morning landing at andrews air force base and then to their home in washington, d.c. we don't know whether she took a flight to join him at this undisclosed treatment facility. or whether they talked by phone. she said the pressure became intense this week with democratic leaders calling for him to resign and the president saying he should resign and the

new photos and texts coming out leading democratic leaders to say it was just too much for him to be able to continue to do his job effectively and then just, yesterday, another bombshell. a former porn star coming out to say that he had tried to engage her in sexual conversations. >> i did not sex anthony weiner. i did not send photos to him or receive any from him. >> reporter: the former adult film actress who now works as a stripper, says weiner contacted her online after she praised him on her blog. in about 100 messages back and forth, the two mostly discussed politics but, from time to time, she said, the congressman tried to get personal. >> any time that he would take our communications in a sexual direction, i did not reciproc e reciprocate. >> reporter: her lawyer, gloria allred, read some of the suggestive e-mails alive. >> all right. our package and i aren't going to beg. you aren't giving my package due credit.

i have wardrobe demands, too. i need to highlight my package. >> reporter: lee attracted attention after the scandal broke because she was one of only about 200 people the new york congressman followed on twitter. she turned to him for advice. >> he asked me to lie about our communication. i put out a three sentence communication he told me to say. >> reporter: lee says she has a different view of the politician she once ghir admired. >> i think he said resign because he lied to the press for more than a week. >> this is all a hoax. >> it might have turned into the truth but he kept lying. >> reporter: she said she would cooperate are an ethics investigation. >> now she needs to return to work and resume her career as a feature dancer, which is how she was supporting herself before she became entangled in this twitter sex scandal. >> reporter: ginger lee says she didn't sell her story like several other women because she

didn't want to be the one to throw someone who she used to admire under the bus. >> nancy, to repeat for the folks at home we can confirm that congressman weiner will announce his resignation at a press conference in the new york city area later on today. what can we expect to be next for the congressman after what has been a very embarrassing few weeks here? >> reporter: gosh, a great question, chris, because for a lot of politicians in this type of position, we have seen in the past, they have sort of gone underground and stayed away from public life, but congressman weiner has always been someone who had very high ambitions. he wanted to be the mayor of new york. he was very public about that. and many of his constituents still support him. a majority of constituents in recent polls said he should stay in office, so it's possible that he might leave public life for a while and then try to re-enter it. we just don't know. i think we will learn more about what his next moves will be at that press conference this afternoon. >> i think when the scandal first broke a lot of people sat back and said it won't get much worse than this but we have seen

it unfold it has gotten worse with every development that has surfaced. do we think there is potentially more damaging material out that may surface in the next few days? >> it's always possible. he always said he oncommunicate with six women in this fashion and i think we have heard roughly from that number. if that number escalated that would be a new development. >> nancy cordes in washington for us on this breaking story, thank you. another real and present danger. a shadowy group of hackers is claiming responsibility for taking down the cia's main website. the same group that broke into the u.s. senate's group over the weekend. cbs news national correspondent david martin is at the pentagon this morning. what happened here, david? >> reporter: well, last night, for a couple of hours, people couldn't get on the cia website and that was as a result of what is called a denial of service attack by claimed -- by a group called lull security which specializes in these attacks.

and what happens is that the attack generates so many bogus requests for information, that legitimate users cannot get on the site to use it. this morning, the cia says the, quote/unquote, technical issues are now resolved and that website, cia.gov is back up and running. >> no real sensitive information was acquired by these hackers? >> this was a website anyone can go on to do anything from, read the cia director's latest speech to look for a job at the cia. there was even a section for kids. no classified information. you didn't need a password to get on. i'm sure a colossal headache for the administrators of the site but no damage to classified information here. this was a prank but i am quite certain the cia is not laughing. >> cbs' david martin at the pentagon for us, thank you very much, david. america is now involved in

wars on three different fronts. iraq, afghanistan, and libya. and it is the third one that is really causing a lot of issues right now in washington. congress claims the president has overstepped his bounds and is abusing the war powers act. the white house argues otherwise. cbs news senior white house correspondent bill plante has the latest now for us. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, air consierica. the question is whether the president has the authority to continue operations in libya without the consent of the congress. the white house has now answered in a report which says that president obama is acting in both the spirit and the letter of the law. the law at issue is the vietnam era war powers resolution. passed over president nixon's veto that says a president must get congressional approval to deploy the military in battle for more than a total of 90 days. >> the idea of the war powers act, when it was passed was, to

limit the ability of the president to continue u.s. involvement in a conflict. if you're in it, you're in it. if you're out of it, you're out of it and we're still in it. >> reporter: the report released by the white house believe current military operations in libya do not require because u.s. forces are playing a constrained and supporting role in a multinational coalition, unquote. it also says that the u.s. forces are not involved in sustained fighting and there are no u.s. troops on the ground. lawmakers demanded to know the cost of the u.s. mission in libya. the white house says it was almost $716 million through june 3rd and is likely to rise to $1.1 billion by september 30th, which is currently the end date for the nato coalition. in answer to another question from congress, the report says the operation in libya has had no significant impact on u.s. efforts in iraq and afghanistan. and driving the white house position home, spokesman jay

carney says congress should continue supporting the libyan mission. >> now is not the time to send mixed messages as we haved success we have had in that mission. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner's office called the report creative but says it raises a number of significant issues which must be further explored and, at the same time, the number of members of the house of both parties filed suit against the president to end the war. >> bill plante at the white house this morning, thanks. five months ago, arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords was clinging with a gunshot wound to the head. today she is out of the hospital. don teague with this story. >> reporter: this happened rather quickly and quietly. gabrielle giffords is out of the hospital staying at her husband mark kelly's home here in houston but her recovery does still have a long way to go. it was just four days ago that

the world caught its first glimpse of gabrielle giffords face since that awful january day when six people were killed and giffords lay gravely wounded, and now word she is leaving the hospital. >> the congresswoman is elated. this is a major step in her recovery and she is feeling very good about it, needless to say. >> reporter: as tucson continues to more than the victims giffords's remarkable recovery is an inspiration for people like susan heilman who brought christina taylor-green to see her congresswoman. both were shot and christina shot. now she sees hope. >> if anybody is going to do well is gabby. look at that snil. she will be back. i have confidence. >> reporter: confidence is something those around giffords have expressed repeatedly even back in january as she lay unable to speak and barely able to communicate. touching her husband astronaut mark kelly's hands. >> she will be walking and talking and, in two months

you'll see her walking through the front door of this building. >> reporter: it's been much longer than two months. five months have now passed and even though giffords attended the recent shuttle launch "endeavour" commanded by her husband she continues to struggle to speak according to our colleagues and friends but progress is still progress and with this latest news. >> it is going to be a significant boost to her abilities and her morale to be able to go home every day. >> reporter: giffords will have 24-hour medical care at home, but doctors say physically, she is doing very well. chris? >> don, now she is actually headed home to mark's home there in houston, does that change anything for her from a medical standpoint. >> reporter: yes and no. it does change the fact she will be undergoing intensive physical therapy with the same medical team she has had. she will now get to experience the joys of houston traffic every day and the other little

bits of normal life which is very positive for her, despite what you might think about traffic, getting out of a hospital and back into a home environment is very important. the question doctors have now is how well all of this helps her brain function which is what we are continuing to work on at this point. >> don teague in houston for us, thank you very much. not only is traffic an issue, humidity is also a problem. >> you never thought you would look forward to traffic and humidity quite so much as gabby giffords is. jeff glor is at our news desk with more headlines. good morning. al qaeda announced this morning that osama bin laden's long time number two is now in charge. in a video eulogy for bin laden last week, ayman al zawahiri warned america is faces a worldwide muslim rebellion. he worked with bin laden for years. it believes he is living along

the afghan-pakistani boardy. the number of american homeowners facing forecast fell last month. 215,000 default or foreclosure notices went out in may, down 2% from april. 33% from last year. but it's mostly due to slow processing by learned. foreclosure is expected to be a drag on the housing market. the people of hamburg, iowa, this morning are hoping as flood waters approach a barrier there. they scrambled to build it after a levee failed on monday. megan matthews is in hamburg this morning with the latest on this. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. the missouri river has been rising for weeks as amounts of water have been released from upstream dams. those dams are overflowing with spring rain and melted snow.

now monday's breach tore a 300-foot hole in the permanent flood wall. the temporary levee completed yesterday is the last hope to save this town. a team of national guard troops and the army corps of engineers worked around the clock to finish the temporary levee wednesday afternoon. >> so this is the water right there, huh. >> reporter: iowa governor surveyed the process. >> so far this will hold it but looks like a long haul we have to go through. >> reporter: the levee broke monday sending water toward hamburg. hundreds of residents have already evacuated and i-29 has been closed p.m. last night those residents who remained in their home attended a community meeting where they i briefed how dangerous the floodwaters could be if the levee doesn't hold. >> instead of having a couple of days, we're looking at seconds, in some places, minutes in others.

we're not talking hours. >> reporter: should the flood wall break, a wall of water, as much as ten feet high, may submerge the town. the missouri river is expected to remain high for weeks or even months and putting pressure on the levee and the authorities responsible for keeping this town safe. and parts of the town of hamburg have turned into construction zones like the one behind me. volunteers and city workers working 'round-the-clock to sandbag. i want to show you what is going on over to my left. you've got trucks, lots of construction going on. packing that levee as tight as possible in hopes to save the town from the mighty mo. reporting live in hamburg, iowa, megan matthews, for cbs news. megan, thank you very much. 16 minutes past the hour now. marysol castro has our first check of the weather. good morning. >> good morning, everyone at home.

thanks so much. that is your latest weather. >> thanks.

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governor jerry brown has a news conference in los angeles today.. he's expected to talk about the budget the legislature good morning. it's 7:25. in the headlines, governor jerry brown has a news conference in l.a. today. he is expected to talk about the budget, the legislature passed it yesterday finally. the plan includes higher car registration fees, local sales tax increases and cuts in education and sales taxes for online purchases. videos an oakland woman took of a burglar who later allegedly raped her has helped police make an arrest. he was found hiding in a doghouse near the woman's apartment. dion mcdaniel is said to be a career criminal with 11 felonies. a 20-year-old who was planning to fly back to college in new mexico lands in jail instead. the man was aboard a u.s. airways plane at sfo when the

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good morning. let's go right out towards mill valley. it looks okay on southbound 101

through this stretch. but if you are heading towards spencer, there is an accident just cleared to the right shoulder. but we are seeing some brake lights behind it as you make your way through sausalito. if you are heading towards the golden gate bridge, things still look great across the span. there was an accident on doyle drive northbound 101 heading out of san francisco trying to get on the golden gate bridge. that was cleared out of lanes. for a while traffic was stacked up behind it. things have improved at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's only backed up to the middle of the parking lot. that's your traffic. for your forecast on this bright sunny day, here's lawrence. >> it is looking very nice out there today although we'll see some changes and cooler temperatures out there. a few high clouds moving overhead, high pressure starting to weaken so more of a sea breeze bringing down the temperatures. mid-80s inland, 70s around the bay, 50s and 60s at the coast. cooler temperatures over the next couple of days with more low clouds and fog. ,,

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cbs news has confirmed that disgraced congressman anthony weiner will resign today. welcome back to "the early show." >> not entirely shocking but the story of the morning. latest from washington. nancy cordes is covering the breaking story and in our washington bureau this morning. so, nancy, give us the latest at this hour. do we know when this official resignation will happen? >> reporter: right now, we are hearing 2:00 eastern time in brooklyn, new york. we don't know whether his wife huma will be at his side when he announces his resignation. we are told he called democratic leader nancy pelosi and steve israel last night to inform them

that he did, indeed, intend to step down and, of course, the two of them, in particular, had been putting a lot of pressure on him over the past week, telling him he should step down and making that public and then indicating they might consider stripping him of his committee assignments if he didn't go ahead and resign. >> we did now know he is going to resign. you mentioned his wife huma may or may not be at his side when it happens later today. he had said he he was waiting for her to get home before he made a decision. clearly, they had some discussion. >> reporter: i imagine they did. we are told she arrived early yesterday morning in washington, d.c. and don't know whether she has traveled to be with him or not. one would assume they were probably having some preliminary conversations while she was abroad with the secretary of state. but i think that the wheels were probably already in motion before she got back. once the president himself weighed in and said that anthony weiner should resign, i think he had very few avenues left.

>> this has been qoing on quite some time. he said his twitter site was hacked june 8th and the calls had already started for his resignation. what happens now? what happens to his seat? and is there even any talk of his future at this point? >> reporter: there is likely to be a special election. unfortunately, they have a lot of experience with this in new york recently. two other members in congress in the past 18 months have had to step down. under somewhat similar circumstances. you had congressman chris lee who bared his craigslist. special elections were held and those seats have been filled and most likely happen here. as for congressman weiner's future, he is quite ambition. he may be hoping, overtime, the scandal will fade away and he can re-entry public life. >> when all of this started, there were calls for an ethics investigation.

given the fact he is now resigning, is that officially off the table? >> reporter: typically, that is what happens. it doesn't have to happen that way but, usually, members of congress do not like to investigate colleagues who have gone ahead and stepped down. they don't like to waste their time that way. so, most likely, if he does leave office, that investigation will just be tabled. >> nancy cordes in washington this morning, thanks. >> sure thing. jeff glor is at the news desk with another look at the headlines. >> good thursday morning to you. al qaeda announced new leader this morning. he is ayman al zawahiri,

boston is celebrating first national hockey league title in 39 years while van cure is cleaning up from a riot started by rangry drunken fans after last night's deciding game seven. rick price of our seattle station cairo is in vancouver with the latest on the situation

there. rick, what is happening up there? >> it got to violent our crew had to move away and not feeling safe at that particular time. take a look at the pictures they made and you can see why. seconds after the game ended, chaos began as rioters started to overturn cars. our crews did not see police anywhere in the beginning to stop it as the anger over the loss to the boston bruins heated up. riots set fire to the overturned cars and eventually riot police did move in. police had closed a major bridges into downtown vancouver during the height of the right riot. bridges opened at 2:30 when re arrived in the town. we did see the last hour or so a number of overturned cars still on the street and saw a lot of broken glass and windows broken out of the department stores and banks do you want. people already starting to clean up, though. glass repair trucks are

literally everywhere. now, people are already thinking beyond this. they are very embarrassed about it. they think it's given vancouver a real black eye. i've already found a facebook page this morning that is dedicated to organizing a cleanup, getting people volunteering and coming down to downtown vancouver and helping between now and saturday. so that is the way it looks right now. a lot of people very embarrassed about this but there is also a lot of broken stuff. >> they should be. rick price in vancouver from our seattle station, thanks so much use you're welcome. bad enough to do that to your own city but what dissatisfaction does one get out of kicking a car with their foot? >> that's what i don't get it. i never understand when we see those kind of pictures. maybe one of those days, the kids will learn. a spotlight could shine on a high profile figure that won't be there. that is coming up on "the early show."

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alaska governor could steal the show without showing up. jan crawford is in washington this morning with more on campaign 2012. jan, good morning. >> good morning, chris. how are you today? >> i'm doing well so far. sarah palin will not be at the conference. what other candidates will be there? >> former minnesota governor tim pawlenty and michele bachmann, they're going to the conference for the social conservatives who are active in social media. they're looking to tap into that network and use that to get their campaigns going across the nation. herman cain as well. a lot of focus, a lot is going to be on someone who is only going to be on the big screen in a hotel ballroom in minneapolis, over a thousand people signed up to see the movie about sarah palin and her life and leadership. she is going to continue being a factor in this presidential race and this movie i think having seen it is only going to gallon

van nuys supporters. it shows her as this tireless reformer. she's someone who bucks the establishment and puts the people first. it's a tribute to her, a two-hour campaign ad. i'll tell you the bottom line after seeing it is is that people will think she is running for president or she should be. >> people will think that but she still is sitting on the side lines right now. let me ask you something about michele bachmann like you mentioned at the conference. can she capitalize on the fact pail lin is getting a lot of attention but she is still on the side lines, has not declared anything at this point? >> sure. she is going to run, in fact when erica interviewed bachmann the other day, she said what do you think about a palin candidacy, bachmann said the more the merrier. she had a strong performance. conservatives were thrilled. all of the people i was talking

to afterward thought it was substantive, great intersection to the american people. she came across as someone who knows about foreign policy issues and economic issues been in the trenches in congress dealing with this. a good example i was talking with someone yesterday and a tea party rally monday night in iowa and watched the debate, 100 people or so to watch the debate and afterwards they were asked to applaud for who they thought won it afterwards. michele bachmann got the most applause. you know how many people in the room clapped for mitt romney? zero. i think she's got the momentum but as i said all the candidates are going to find it hard to make headway as much headway as they can with palin in the prospect of a palin candidacy out there and obviously starting up the bus tour again soon. >> she may have momentum but poll numbers not in her favor. latest "wall street journal," mitt romney clear front-runner right now. are there any other candidates waiting in the wings that could steal some of the momentum away from romney? >> that's a great question.

jon huntsman, he's announcing on tuesday we've talked about that and i think he would present the biggest challenge for the voters that mitt romney is after, not so much the social conservative and the tea party voters but the economic conservatives and some more moderate republicans. huntsman and romney would slug it out for a lot of votes. we knew huntsman was in the race. the potential non-candidates, rudy giuliani is considering a run, texas governor rick perry. there's a lot that can happen of people who could get in and take on romney. >> we'll see what happens with rick perry, chris christie, rick perry. jan crawford, thank you. coming up next a happy voyage home for the ship and crew that carried osama bin laden for his burial at sea. we're back right after this. ♪ [ male announcer ] and just like that, it's here.

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to its home port just in time for father's day. ben tracy has more on the happy homecoming. >> reporter: some 5,000 sailors, pilots and crew members stood proudly on the deck of the "uss carl vincent" the ship that carried osama bin laden body to its burial at sea. >> i think everybody was pretty stoked. that first week of may everybody was sitting there looking around very proud to have been part of that piece of history. >> reporter: anxious family members waited patiently for their loved ones to return, after many sleepless nights worrying about their safety. the "uss vincent's" historic mission ended with tearful hugs from hundreds of proud family members. >> i was scared to be honest with you. i was worried, just wanted to talk with my husband and make sure everybody was okay. the ship was coming home safely. >> i was scared for all of their lives. i knew they would be a marked ship. >> he's coming! >> reporter: the worries were over wednesday morning as the heroes of the "uss vincent" were back in the arms of their loved

ones. >> hey, baby! >> reporter: the sailors embraces spoke volumes but they remain sworn to secrecy about their historic mission. >> it's been a long cruise and that's about all i can say. >> we were so thrilled and so proud of every sailor on that ship and to know that our family member was a part of that was very touching. >> welcome home, honey. >> reporter: ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> always so great to watch the reunions and homecomings but so much attitude when you know the mission they were on which as we heard, they can't say very much about. >> great to see the families reunited, they're gone for so many months. >> and meeting the little babies. >> we'll be right back. stay with us us. it is my destiny. ♪ take this. it is a piece of me. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's movie time. with a wii twist. netflix now delivers unlimited tv episodes and movies

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good morning. i'm grace lee with your cbs 5 headlines. governor brown is expected to offer his first public comments today on that newly passed state budget. the state senate and the assembly just passed those bills yesterday giving the governor 12 days to sign or to veto them. if the governor approves this budget package, the free ride will be over for california's online shoppers. the plan includes a sales tax on internet purchases that would generate an estimated $200 million a year for our cash-strapped state. but some say the backlash from online retailers could outweigh the benefits. a 9-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a weekend killings of 11 chickens in alameda. this is a second arrest in the case. a 12-year-old was arrested on

tuesday. the boys are accused of breaking into the tool shed, stealing a shovel and then beating the chickens to death. we'll have a check of your traffic and weather coming up in just a moment. ,,,,,,,,,,

good morning. a couple of slow spots. first a traffic alert into san

jose northbound 101 approaching hellyer. sounds like three lanes are blocked traffic getting by only in one lane. this is an accident that involved up to 6 cars. kcbs flew over the scene and it's jammed up to blossom hill road. 280 not too bad out of downtown san jose, sluggish approaching the 880 interchange but 280 not too bad compared to 101 where that traffic alert is. bay bridge, looks great only backed up to the middle of the lot and you can see this is maybe summertime, almost summertime light. a lot of kids getting out of school. westbound 40 minutes to the maze. car fire in berkeley off to the right shoulder approaching gilman. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's lawrence. >> yes. and our weather looking very nice again to start out the day although we have noticed some changes now a few high clouds moving overhead patchy fog trying to move in along the coast, the sea breeze kicking in. temperatures cooling down. no 90s to be found. you will find 80s in the

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well, it's a rare sight these days in washington, congressional republicans and democrats all together and not trying to rip each other apart in the process. is that a little dancing i see? this happened last night at the annual congressional picnic hosted by president obama at the white house. so if they can get together on an occasion national like this, what stops them from working together on things that are really important to all of us? welcome back to "the early show." i'm chris wragge. we'll ask two congressmen how they've been able to work together on some issues and see if they have any advice for their colleagues so we'll get to that coming up but first here's erica. >> thanks. stock markets all over the world

including here in the u.s. on wall street being shaken by the latest economic chaos in greece. violent street protests over budget cuts and collapse of negotiations to get more government support for those cutbacks. cbs news business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis is here with more on the impact in the states and on our own growing debt problems. you see the pictures and think, rough for them but greece seems so far away and doesn't seem like there would be any impact, any economic impact. >> you do see the economic imfact and anyone with a 401(k), a pension fund or retirement savings is seeing the impact because of what's happening in the markets. yesterday the market reacted pretty negatively to images coming out of dprees and reminder of the impact debt can have or cuts to programs can have on a society and the issue that a number of companies here in the united states do business with europe and when there's problems in greece, there's problems with europe. that could mean american jobs lost in the future.

>> so those are some of the greater impacts. what are some of the similarity, if any, between the situation in greece and the situation here in the u.s.? >> well, there are certainly those out there who say that we're in a worst position, excuse me, than greece is financially speaking because here in the united states we've also taken on a lot of debt. for example, our gdp right now is $15 trillion. but at the same time our debt at the end of this year, if we raise the debt ceiling is also going to be $15 trillion. that's a problem. you can't sustain that and that's exactly what the credit rating agencies have been saying to us all year long. >> the average american could -- i mean just to put this more in layman's terms, the average american could never live with numbers like this. >> think about it. the average american makes about $50,000 in income a year. if you were living the way the united states is living and managing its debt, you would also have $50,000 in credit card debt. that would mean you practically have, you know, the lowest credit score there is out there, you don't have access to loans, you don't have access to the

ability to get funds to buy a house or car or pay your daily bills. >> looking at this as the u.s., where does the country stand in terms of any movement or compromise when it comes to the debt situation. >> you see these people doing twirls in washington, d.c., the democrats and the republicans and that video that chris showed us but it's not that simple. basically what's going on is the democrats and the republicans have reached an impasse where the republicans say it's all about cost cutting and the democrats are saying there has to be tax increases and we've got to talk about the cost cutting down the road after we -- >> learned at the town hall some saying nobody wants to be the bad guy because they're worried about re-election. ah, the politicking. chris? >> now to politics at the white house last night. members of congress put down position papers and picked up paper plates at the annual congressional picnic hosted by president obama. >> we got democrats here and republicans here and, you know, we all have differences on issues at any given moment but the one thing that we have to

remind ourselves every day is we're all mers and all part of the american family. >> hard to disagree with that. once the hot dog and pie is gone how will they work together to get business done? joining us are two congressmen at the picnic last night, peter welch of vermont and jason chavetz of you utah. >> i would assume because you're standing together that the picnic went well? >> they got great corn dogs. the white house knows how to make a corn dog. >> i had a burger. it was pretty good. >> well, i had both. >> you're entitled. you do a lot of work. i want to talk to you about some serious business, of course, though. last night's gathering aside, major gridlock in congress right now, the parties can't agree on the debt ceiling. medicare is still stagnant. how long until the american public sees some real progress there? >> well, these things are supposed to be contentious. we're supposed to have a

vigorous debate. what speaker boehner said to the house republican, we may disagree but let's not be disagreement. where people have gotten themselves into trouble is when they've made personal attacks but i think you can see the two of us say, you know, standing side by side, we can get together on very important issues, we happen to be together, for instance, on afghanistan and libya and those types of issues, so it is difficult, but can't make it personal. have to keep focused on the issues. >> congressman welch, along the lines of what congressman chaffetz, it does get permanent and is off-putting to the american public. >> it really does, and i come out of state politics where legislatures are much smaller in many ways and where there is much more direct interaction between the republicans and the democrats and i was senate president and we had 23 democrats and 7 republicans and i appointed 3 republicans to chair committees. that would never happen down here. and it wasn't because i was a

good guy, it was because we needed the input and we needed to have the confidence of the vermont voters and we need this in the country where if we do things together, especially in these contentious issues that were mentioned, if we do it together people get the sense we have it more right than wrong and what we have wrong we'd be willing to make right. i'd like to be able to see us do more and terrific working with jason and many of us, republican colleagues that i've found common ground with, as well. >> let me just add i think the best legislation that moves forward is going to be bipartisan. it will be the strongest. it will last the longest and it will be the most viable. >> where is the point when it happens more frequently? the congress approval rating is only at 18%. >> and going down. >> exactly. is that a fair assessment? i mean when people look at congress and say, you know, 8 out of 10 people are saying i don't agree with what they're doing or how they're doing it. is it a fair assessment? >> i don't think it's totally fair. here's the thing. most of what gets reported is

the conflict. and what is less reported is the more quiet work that folks like jason and others are doing to try to find some common ground on the issues a little bit below the major points of contention, but bottom line on something like the budget and health care we have to have a sustainable budget and have to find some common ground. on health care we have to have it be more affordable and oftentimes there is a big difference in emphasis between the republicans and democrats. and you look hard. there's some common ground there where we can make progress. >> congressman chaffetz, you first. the debt ceiling for a moment before i let you go. this is coming down to the wire. seeing what's happening globally, i.e., what's happening in greece as recently as this week. are we setting ourselves up for that and things could get bad for this country? >> i know that speaker boehner has called upon us to do this in the month of june, and there are

ongoing talks and eric cantor is meeting continuously with the vice president biden and that group. i hope there can be progress there. i'm proud of the fact that speaker boehner allowed a so-called clean debt ceiling vote to come before the house. i think we showed that there was broad bipartisan support in opposition to that that clearly there has to be some major changes to the cuts and spending and i think that's the trajectory in which we're headed. >> congressman welch, you get the last word. >> we're playing with fire on the debt ceiling. basically does america pay its bills and, of course, the answer is yes and we have to do what's required to maintain the full faith in credit that america has always enjoyed. now, let's negotiate because jason is right. we have to have a long-term fiscal plan but can't default on debts. >> congressmen, thank you very much. we do appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> see, there you go. >> a nice little moment. >> they do like each other.

>> a snapshot. we need to freeze that and next time there is some real contentious argument -- >> capitol hill today. >> the old handshake. >> chris, thank you. >> see that. >> jeff glor at the news desk with a look at the other headlines. >> good morning to you, as well. nice handshake. cbs news has confirmed this morning congressman anthony weiner will announce he is quitting over the sexting scandal and told friends and house democratic leader nancy pelosi he will resign and put off a time decision until his wife returned on wednesday from an overseas trip. al qaeda announced that osama bin laden's longtime lieutenant and number two is now in charge. it was just last week that ayman al zawahiri appeared in a video eulogy for bin laden. it is believed ayman al zawahiri is living somewhere along the afghan/pz border. now to the strained relationship between the u.s. and pz. since the u.s. raid on bin laden's compound pz arrested five cia informants suspected of helping that operation and the cia gave pz the location of a

bomb manufacturing site but someone in the pakistani intelligence alerted the terrorists who emptied out the site. during a capitol hill hearing yesterday, defense secretary robert gates told senator patrick leahy even supposed allies are not always honest with each other. >> how long do we support governments that lie to us? when do we say enough is enough? >> based on 27 years in cia and 4 1/2 years in this job, most governments lie to each other. that's the way business gets done. >> the chairman of the joint chiefs, admiral mike mullen admitted criticism of pz is warranted but warned we can't afford to drop them as an ally. >> if we walk away from it it will be a much more dangerous place and we'll be back. >> mullen noted what makes pz more dangerous is terrorists and they do have nuclear weapons. the cia is investigating a cyberattack on its public

website that said it breached the senate's public computer system says it's responsible. the cia website did not contain any classified information. a blast ripped through a police parking lot in nigeria's capital this morning and officials believe it was a suicide bomber. it is not known right now how many people were killed but dozens of vehicles were set on fire and islamist terrorist group is believed to have set off a series of explosions in northeastern nigeria. the town of hamburg, iowa, hopes a temporary levee doesn't break today. that makeshift levee was completed yesterday and floodwaters are flowing from a breach in the primary levee near the missouri/iowa border and flooding could last there until mid-august, they say. and did you see the one about the lion and the baby? it's now a viral video. a happy 1-year-old trying to make friends at a colorado zoo. the 1-year-old is just trying to have some fun. the lion, though, apparently

thinks that maybe lunch might be a better idea than friendship. good stuff. the kid didn't seem scared at all. the baby's parents were initially concerned but they say he's like, whoa, what happened? he's all right. 12 minutes past the hour. scott pelley has a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >> good morning. when does it make sense to walk away from your home? why some people who are underwater on their mortgages are doing just that and what the repercussions are. tonight on "the cbs evening news." now back to "the early show." >> and now back over to mar sol castro with another check of water. >> good morning, jeff. good morning, everyone at home. we turn our focus to the heat. folks in the southeast know what

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francisco police are on the scene of shooting at 6th and minna. paramedics tran good morning. it's 8:that. time for news headlines. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 8257. right now san francisco police are at the scene of a shooting at 6th and mina. one shooting victim went to the hospital. no word o status of his injuries. there may be another victim. no suspect description at this time. a 2-year-old boy from aon the jock is suffering a fracture skull after falling out a window. he leaned against a screen over an open window and fell to the drivewa below. he is in surgery. the man suspected of raping a woman who videotaped him on

her cell phone in oakland has been found. police found dion mcdaniel hiding in a doghouse tuesday near the apartment where the woman says she was assaulted. officers say he has been on the run since tv stations started airing his pictures and the video. got your traffic and weather coming up right after this. ,,,,,, ,,,,

good morning. well, we have a couple of problems in san jose. first, northbound 101 right by 880 we have a new accident just reported blocking lanes and you can see all those red sensors.

traffic is really stacking up right there behind it. now, unfortunately, we also are still dealing with a traffic alert also in san jose northbound 101 as you make your way up towards hellyer avenue and traffic is still stacked up from at least blossom hill road. 280 better alternate this morning. crowded as you approach the 880 interchange. but overall, not moving too bad this morning out of downtown san jose. bright spot all morning is the bay bridge toll plaza, where it's still only stacked you want to it looks like the very end of the lot and only in the busiest lanes. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's lawrence. i know, i have to fix my hair. >> it looks fantastic, elizabeth. [ laughter ] >> you're going to see a sea breeze that will blow things around a little bit today but nice temperatures again just not those 90s that we had yesterday. that was pretty hot in some spots inland. today we are going to see sunny skies and in the 80s many spots inland, 70s inside the bay and 60s at the coast. maybe some 50s and patchy fog at the coast.

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♪ this is not just an old house, it is part of history. john coltrane lived there and where he wrote "love train." now his home is on a brand new list of historic sites in danger around the country, neglected or threatened by developers. >> welcome back to "the early show." what a piece of history there. just ahead we'll look at the full list of 11 endangered sites around the country. that one surprised me. a few more to come. first the latest on the capitol hill hearings into operation fast and furious, the government program first exposed by cbs news in february, which allowed mexican drug cartels to buy thousands of guns in the

u.s. now congress is demanding answers as cbs news investigative correspondent sharyl attkisson joins us, who broke the story. >> three atf senior agents told congress were so worried about gun walking every time there was a shooting in the border state the whole office feared it was one of their guns. border patrol agent brian terry was gunned down four days before christmas. terry already mailed gifts to the family. >> the gifts brian picked out with such thought and care began to arrive in the mail the same we week. with each delivery we felt the indescribable pain of brian's death. but at the same time also remembered his amazing love and spirit. >> reporter: yet terry's mom and other family members told congress that today, six months

later, they've been given virtually no meaningful information about his death. two guns found at the scene had been let on to the street a year before in the controversial atf operation meant to target cartel kingpins. three atf agents objected saying all it did was put lives at risk. special agent lee cosas says the government is trying to keep terry's murder investigation separate from the gun walking probe. >> to reduce their liability in our atf's role in this murder. >> to walk a single gun is in my opinion an idiotic move. we weren't giving guns to people hunting bear. we were giving guns to people killing other humans. >> reporter: assistant attorney general ronald white was brought in to answer how such a strategy to be brought up. >> you should be ashamed of yourself. the pages go on like this

forever. you've given us black paper instead of white paper. how dare you make an opening statement of cooperation. do you know who authorized it at the highest level and don't answer phoenix or tucson or any part of arizona, if you please. >> mr. chairman it's difficult to answer your question. >> i want the answer. >> i do not know the answer and the inspector general is reviewing the matter. >> terry stanley wants someone to step up to accept responsibility. congress says it wants the same. the inspector general is investigating and more hearings are to come. >> sharyl attkisson in washington this morning, thanks. let's make the turn and get a little weather. marysol castro with anoth

thanks so much. that's your latest weather. over to erica. >> mary, thanks. a preservation group has a new list of places of historical value that can't survive without your help. taryn winter brill has more. >> if your family vacation includes visiting some historic destinations you may want to add a few places we're about to show you. coltrane's music it

would be a fantastic thing. >> and just like the coltrane home, most of the sites don't get a lot of visitors. however this year, the national trust created a brand new category putting the entire city of charleston, south carolina, on lock status because tourism has actually been on the rise. a new cruise ship terminal could threaten the city's historic waterfront, the irony that tourism could hurt a city. interesting. >> thanks. to learn more about the list of endangered places logon to earlyshow.cbsnews.com. 100 years ago today four companies merged to become ibm. the high-tech giant is celebrating its birthday working to compete with the new kids on

the block. michelle miller has this report. >> reporter: it's a logo known the world over, three simple letter that spell a quantum change in information. ibm launched the computer age, landed a man on the moon and developed the world's first super computer. "wired" magazine's john abell says it's a company that doesn't act its age. >> reporte >> it's a corporate senior citizen but acts like a young teen entrepreneurial startup. >> reporter: ibm employees may have looked conventional but founder thomas watson sr. enjurnlgded them to think unconventionally and write their ideas down on the original think pad. >> which is what ibm eres carry around in their pocket. >> reporter: ibm archivist paul lasowitz. >> jot down notes and inspiration whenever it came to them. >> reporter: right here, you listed goals. >> a little bit of motivation.

>> reporter: motor gags l >> reporter: motivation led to this, an invention the way the world handled data, revolution that globalized the way the world handled history, punch cards to handle information, how the government first sent out all the social security checks. >> we're really turning the industry on its head this time. >> reporter: in the '50s and '60s, ibm threw its weight behind the surge for the best and fastest computing system. the ibm 360 was a super computer for the ages, one that took up floors of office buildings doing computations that can now be accomplished on a simple smartphone. in the '70s came the personal computer, costing tens of thousands of dollars for the well-healed geek, but a bloated ibm was undercut by increasing competition in both the mainframe and pc market. >> in the late 1980s, the industry started to change. ibm was making some of the wrong

products that had this cultural attitude just kept going with don't cut anybody, whatever, you know. until it got to the point where the company was almost twice as big as it should have been. >> reporter: by 1993, big blue was seriously in the red, hemorrhaging money, losing $8 billion one quarter alone. at its peak, ibm employed 405,000 people. >> the only way to save the company was to essentially chop it in half. >> reporter: then in one of the greatest corporate comebacks in history, ibm reinvented itself, switching from hardware to software and service. big blue returned to its place among blue ship stocks. today, big blue pours $6 billion into research and development every year, ernie meyerson is ibm's vp of innovation. he came up with a smaller more powerful computer chip.

>> i promise you, you have one in your pocket. >> reporter: these days computers are fast, super fast. >> 10 to the 15th, 15 zeros after that, and we're going beyond that today. >> reporter: this guy, watson, used speed and other computing advances to beat a human competitor on "jeopardy!" and now ibm is working to take watson's technology into the medical suite, hoping it will help doctors sort through the information explosion in modern medicine. ibm's latest prongs are using software to run buildings more efficiently, help cities respond to emergencies more quickly, and predict traffic jams. >> we're imagining being able for instance to look at an entire city and say hmm i know precisely 27 minutes from now there will be a traffic jam at eighth and 57th street. >> reporter: a future where there's instant access to infinite information, putting a computer like watson on every street corner, and it may not

take the next 100 years to get there. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> unbelievable. now here's erica. >> chris, thanks. this morning we have the official schedule for prince william and catherine's trip to north america next month. it is a first for the new royal couple. the duke and duchess of cambridge arrive in ottawa june 30th to celebrate canada's independent day, on to montreal for its annual jazz festival july 3rd, quebec city and then as the u.s. is celebrating its independence from britain on the 4th, they will be all the way over there as you see in yellowknife, capital of the northwest territories july 8th, calgary and on to l.a. for three days of charity and business-related appearances. joining us with more on the big trip, cbs royal contributor victoria arbiter. >> it's great to be here. >> this is quite the trip they have planned, official duties on the itinerary.

>> absolutely. this is all about business, promoting british industry, be it technological, creative, it's all about promoting the best of british as well. it is their very first international tour together. it's kate's first trip to canada and america, so it's going to be a whil wind of activity but a lot of fun. >> they need to bring people with them, always the talk about how they don't have much help at home, unlike some of the other royals, they don't have a lot of staff. bringing stephen staff members with them on the trip. is that a lot or a little? >> it's very few and surprising group as well. charles and diana would take 20, 22 people. diana on a solo trip would take seven, a lady in waiting, someone to handle the bags, a hairdresser. william and kate press secretaries and private secretaries. the only person to assist kate is her hairdresser. so it is a very slim line group. >> tight knit group which is keeping who they are, like to keep a tight circle. >> yes they do.

>> for the first trip to the u.s. for the duchess, they're going to l.a. but one would think expand it a little bit more. why did they choose l.a.? >> it's surprising that's the only place but it comes down to scheduling and location. they're coming from calgary, almost all the way over to the west coast but marry was in new york last year and the year before, charles in d.c., it's time to show the west coast a little love and a huge british presence in l.a., whether it's creatively, william attending a black tie gala dinner for bafta and with only three days it was a good place for them to be. >> kate is getting plenty of attention, she looks fabulous every time she steps out. press seems to be liking her still as well which is nice. >> she's become quite the press darling and actually this last weekend a very intense weekend for kate, in terms of royal commitments, they had their first foundation dinner which was last thursday, the queen's

official birthday, and she slipped in a private wedding, william slipped in a polo match and monday order of the guard service, a lot of stuff in one foul swoop, recycled her fashion. >> we saw it twice, the has the. >> the coat she wore to philip's service. the dress underneath what she was wearing the day after the wedding what she wore for her honeymoon, kate concerned with making sure she's reusing fashion but keeping it british. >> her sister is getting plenty of attention. >> a lot of attention. >> pippa is single. she's getting a lot of attention. just ahead with a big smile, here it is. do we have the picture? you would probably think john edwards had just won an election. that's the guy's mug shot. um-hum. there you go.

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gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. forget the paparazzi and the photographer that celebrities fear the most can be found in central booking. we're talking about police mug shots. earlier this month former senator and presidential hopeful john edwards dressed sharply and smiled for his. other high profile mugs haven't been so picture perfect. betty nguyen has this report. >> reporter: once a candidate for vice president, john edwards is now being indicted for using nearly $1 million in campaign funds to cover up his affair with mistress rielle hunter. the mug shot from his arrest was released yesterday by the u.s. marshal service. in it, he smiles politely for the camera. >> the smiling actually helps him a lot. if you think about tom delay did

the thing. a good political move. you want to look basically like you have 100 times before when you posed for photos. >> reporter: in the annals of famous mug shots, his is pretty boring. >> we're so fascinated with mug shots of celebrities because they represent the glitz and glam, the ultimate lifestyle in the united states but then when they hit trouble, they're arrested or commit a crime, it's also fascinating to see them fall from grace and seeing them at their lowest. >> you didn't expect to get arrested, didn't want your day to end this way but ends with you standing pretty much in a cold environment with the police camera looking at you. we like to think the mug shot is presenting something in real time. >> what do you think, tom? >> reporter: one of the most famous examples is model and actor nick nolte, arrested for driving under the influence in 2002. >> nick nolte went from being

one of the sexiest men alive to looking like this crazy, wild homeless man. it's like what happened? he was the sexiest man alive. >> you look at that picture and know exactly why that guy was brought to a sheriff's department to pose to are that mug shot. you think about lindsay lohan. those get boring, paris hilton gets boring, one after the other after the other. >> my all-time favorite mug shot has to be hugh grant. he was not expecting to get caught. he is so embarrassed and the world is asking, you're dating elizabeth hurley. why are you trolling the streets looking for a prostitute. >> what you talking about willis. >> gary coleman posing for a mug shot. people who you said i grew one that person and look at where they are right now. >> reporter: in other words the more unexpected the mug the better the mug shot. betty nguyen, cbs news, new york. >> i think we all agree hands

down nick nolte. now, always and forever. the pantheon of mug shots. what do you do, smile? what i did, tyke a picture of myself. i think the better the mug shot the less you see it come back to haunt you years down the line. the nick nolte shot will forever come back and get you. john edwards looks like any other shot. >> crosses the line a little bit, looks a little too, hi. >> how's it going. >> take my picture. >> we'll find out. >> have a nice day. >> see you tomorrow. ,,

right now - san francisco police are investigating a shooting at sixth and minna that sent one good morning. i'm grace lee with your cbs 5 headlines. right now san francisco police are investigating a shooting at six and mina that sent one person to the hospital. no word on the extent of the injuries. officers say though that there may be another shooting victim. it happened about an hour and a half ago. officers have not yet released a suspect description. danville may soon join a growing list of cities with cameras on police patrol cars and motorcycles. the "contra costa times" says that the town council will discuss it next week. the cost would be about $120,000 plus another $5,000 a year in operating costs. a 20-year-old who was planning to fly back to college in new mexico has instead landed in jail.

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good morning. well, unfortunately we have a couple of problems in the south bay. sunnyvale, northbound 58 approaching fremont we have an accident. jim with the kcbs phone force tells us traffic is just beginning to stack up behind it. and this accident has been out there for a while now, northbound 101 coming up towards 880. traffic is still jammed from at least the 280 interchange. better news now here, this accident northbound 101 approaching hellyer is cleared to the right shoulder. traffic is slow behind it. 280 a better alternate. that's your traffic. for your forecast, here's lawrence. >> we are looking good, lots of sunshine outside although we are starting to see clouds gathering along the coastline and a few high clouds making their way across the rest of the bay area. still lots of sunshine coming our way, temperatures heating up in the mid-80s inland today. cooler than yesterday but still nice, 70s around the bay. and out at the coastline 50s and 60s. that patchy fog returning right now. more on the way the next couple of days. cooling off through saturday,

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