plan of action. world leaders gathered in mexico have a plan to address the economic crisis in europe -- spend more to create jobs. clemens walks. baseball great roger clemens is safe and going home after he's acquitted on charges he lied to congress. and tablet battle. microsoft unveils a tablet computer in an effort to go head to head with apple's ipad. captioning funded by cbs good morning, everybody. so good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. today, leaders at the g-20 summit in los cabos, mexico, will unveil a draft of a plan addressing the european economic crisis. the leaders of the world's

largest economies want to boost spending and job-creation as opposed to austerity. susan mcginnis is in washington this morning with more. susan, good morning to you. >> reporter: terrell, world leaders will apparently say today they will take all measures necessary to stop this european crisis. this new plan comes down on the side of those who, like president obama, support more spending and not budget cuts. fireworks lit up the skies of los cabos, mexico, where the g-20 summit is being held. they were being set off as word spread that the group will announce today a plan to fight the economic crisis in europe. it calls for government spending to create jobs and growth, something president obama had been pushing for. >> so that the economy grows, the situation stabilizes, confidence returns to the markets. >> reporter: this comes amid concerns that spain may need a bailout as a result of high interest rates on money it borrows. >> they really can't afford to borrow. >> reporter: a separate discussion took place at the summit between president obama

and russian president vladimir putin. this one lasted far longer than expected. >> the fact that the meeting went for two hours, that was because they were talking about syria and they didn't want to stop talking about syria. >> reporter: cbs news has learned russia is loading two ships in the black sea with arms and ammunition. a third carrying attack helicopters is headed for syria. russia says it's trying to secure its naval base there. >> we'll have to monitor it very closely and determine whether they're doing anything beyond that. >> reporter: following the discussion, some noted both presidents appeared aloof toward one another. >> the body language stuff, i've been in a lot of meetings with putin, i've watched a lot of video of him. there was nothing extraordinary. that's just, that's the way he looks, that's the way he acts. i wouldn't read anything in to that at all. >> reporter: both leaders said syrians should choose their own next government. now, european markets in early trading today are up slightly, so some optimism about this plan that's coming out today,

terrell. of course, we'll have more on that in "money watch." >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you so much. the united states is pressing the egyptian military to quickly transfer power to the newly elected civilian government. egypt's generals tightened their grip on power, issuing constitutional amendments that weaken civilian rule. yesterday, the generals said they would hand over power by the end of the month. the united states provides $1 billion annually to the egyptian military. the military power grab sets up a possible confrontation with the apparent winner of sunday's vote, islamist mohamed morsi. back in this country, the raging colorado wildfires destroyed more homes. the fire west of ft. collins has now engulfed nearly 92 square miles and destroyed at least 189 houses. that's the most in state history. the fire is 50% contained but still being fueled by low humidity and hot weather. the jury in the jerry sandusky child molestation trial could get the case by thursday. the defense is presenting its

side, and sandusky may take the stand. sandusky's lawyers are arguing that he suffers from a personality disorder that involves excessive attention-seeking. manuel gallegus has more. >> reporter: lawyers for jerry sandusky are trying to show jurors a different side of the man accused of sexually abusing children. first up on the witness stand for the defense, former penn state assistant coach jake anderson. he said he and other coaches were sometimes around when sandusky brought young boys into the shower at penn state. he testified he didn't consider it inappropriate. a lawyer for one of the accusers says it doesn't seem like a strong defense to him. >> to persuade someone that what mr. sandusky did was right by trying to establish that, well, people shower all the time, i don't think takes you very far. >> reporter: sandusky is charged with 51 counts of sexually abusing ten boys on penn state's campus and his home. he met most of his accusers through his charity for at-risk children. the judge told jurors it looks like the defense and prosecution

will have everything wrapped up by wednesday with closing arguments and jury deliberations starting thursday. the defense may call sandusky's wife, dottie, and members of joe paterno's family, and one of the last to testify could be sandusky himself. >> his lawyer has to see where things stand as things progress. >> reporter: the prosecution wrapped up its case with one final witness, the mother of a boy sandusky is accused of raping. she testified her son had behavior problems after spending time with sandusky. manuel gallegus, cbs news, bellefonte, pennsylvania. the alleged shooter in the ft. hood massacre, major nidal hasan, will be barred from today's scheduled pretrial hearing unless he shaves his beard. hasan appeared in court earlier this month with a beard. that violates military regulations. hasan is charged with shooting to death 13 people and wounding more than 30 others in 2009. another bond hearing for the man accused of killing florida teen trayvon martin is scheduled for next week.

george zimmerman's bail was revoked after the judge decided zimmerman and his wife lied about their finances. and phone conversations look to further the claim. >> reporter: prosecutors say jailhouse phone calls between george zimmerman and his wife show the couple talking about the money, more than $100,000 raised for his defense. they used code to describe the amounts. >> in my account, do i have at least $100? how close am i? >> $108. >> total, everything, how much are we looking at? >> um, like $155. >> okay, good. >> reporter: the calls also detail how zimmerman instructed his wife to transfer money between bank accounts. the former neighborhood watch volunteer is facing murder charges for killing 17-year-old trayvon martin. zimmerman claims the shooting of the unarmed teenager was self-defense. zimmerman was released on $150,000 bond in april, several days after the calls took place.

at his bond hearing, his wife, shellie, testified the couple was broke. she is now facing perjury charges and zimmerman's bail was revoked. zimmerman can also be heard in the phone calls asking his wife to buy bullet-proof vests for both of them and for his attorney. >> you're going to get three, right? >> three? yeah. >> one for me, one for you, one for mark. >> reporter: the phone calls could play a crucial role in zimmerman's second bond hearing next week. cbs news, new york. baseball great roger clemens says he's thankful that a jury acquitted him on charges of lying to congress about lying about using performance-enhancing drugs. he testified in 2008. clemens repeatedly denied using steroids. an emotional clemens spoke after the verdict. >> it's been a hard five years, and they've been great behind dad and supporting dad. my wife has been a rock. all you media guys that know me and follow my career --

[ applause ] i put a lot of hard work in to that career. >> the main witness in the government's case was clemens' former trainer brian mcnamee. prosecutors conceded mcnamee was flawed. dharun ravi, the former rutgers university student convicted of using a web cam to spy on his roommate, is due to be released from jail today. ravi was convicted on 15 criminal counts and sentenced to 30 days in jail. days after ravi posted video of tyler clementi on the internet kissing another man, clementi killed himself. take a quick break on a tuesday morning. coming up on the "morning news," classroom charity. a california teacher makes a huge donation to her school, and it's not the first time. this is the "morning news." sometimes, i feel like it's me against my hair.

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latinos are no longer the fastest growing racial group. it is now asians. according to new data from the pew research center, in 2000, latinos made up almost 60% of all new immigrants with asians making up about 20%. but ten years later, latinos dropped to just over 31%, while asians jumped to 36%. "cbs money watch" time now on a tuesday morning. the government widens an investigation into toyota fires, and signs of life from the housing market. erica ferrari here in new york with that. erica, good morning. >> good morning, terrell. new concerns about spain's banking troubles triggered a sell-off in asian markets. tokyo's nikkei lost 0.75%. hong kong's hang seng shed a fraction. the fed kicks off a two-day meeting today in washington. investors are holding out hope that chairman ben bernanke will announce a new round of stimulus to boost the flagging u.s. economy. stocks on wall street were mixed monday. the dow started the week off by losing 25 points, while the nasdaq added 22. and the government's

investigation of fires in toyotas has expanded to include the most popular car in america. the probe now includes 600,000 camrys from 2008 and 2009 model years. toyota and the government have received 161 complaints of fires starting in the doors of the camrys, along with several other toyota models. 1.4 million vehicles are included in that investigation. and investors got a positive sign about the economy on monday. a report by the national association of homebuilders showed confidence among u.s. builders is at a high, a five-year high. that's an indication that the housing market may be improving. jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon goes back on the hot seat on capitol hill today. dimon will testify before the house financial services committee. last week, the senate banking committee grilled dimon about his bank's recent multibillion dollar losses. during that hearing, dimon told lawmakers that the executives responsible for the losses would

likely have some of their pay taken back. you would think that after 50 years of teaching at the same school, a southern california teacher would be getting a gift, but instead, she's giving one. 93-year-old rose gilbert of palisades high school is donating $1 million to the school. the money will be used to upgrade the theater building. and terrell, it is the second time she has made a $1 million donation to the school. >> i want to know where she got that money from. erica ferrari here in new york. erica, thank you so much. up next on a tuesday morning, your weather forecast. xbox hit or zune failure? microsoft jumps in to tablet wars, trying to take a bite out of the ipad. demand sports: he do it again? matt cain takes the mound for the first time since throwing a perfect game. for something better. ch the brown bag like our bacon ranch quesadillas or big mouth burger bites, served with soup or salad, and fries. starting at just 6 bucks, at chili's.

here's a look at the weather in cities around the country. partly cloudy, 80 in new york, some sun, 86 in miami, partly sunny, 90 in chicago. periods of sun, 93 in dallas. clouds, then sun, 75 in los angeles. let's check your national forecast. it will be mostly dry from the south to the northeast. a few storms will pop up from the appalachians in north carolina. severe storms will develop from south dakota to central nebraska. out west, it will be dry, but a few showers are possible across western washington in to oregon. in sports this morning, the mets' r.a. dickey just threw himself into the record books. the 37-year-old knuckleballer pitched another gem against the

orioles. he struck out a career-high 13, recorded a second straight one-hitter. the last time a national league pitcher did that was in 1944. he had some help from ike davis. went deep for his first career grand slam. mets shut out the orioles 5-0. a big night for the diamondbacks' aaron hill. he hit for the cycle against the mariners. he tagged a single in the first, a triple in the third, a double in the fifth and finished in dramatic fashion with a solo home run in the seventh. he's the fifth arizona player in history to hit for the cycle. d'backs blow past seattle 7-1. in california, the giants' matt cain back on the mound for the first time since throwing a perfect game. in the fourth against the angels, makes a great grab and tosses a bullet back to the plate to make the out. in five innings, he allowed six hits and four walks, far from perfect, good enough for the win. giants over the angels 5-3. and before he took the mound, matt cain appeared on the cbs

"late show with david letterman" and got to do the top ten list. the topic, top ten things i want to achieve now that i've thrown a perfect game. >> catch a line drive with my mouth. >> uh huh? >> fix the economy. just kidding! that's impossible. >> that's right. >> throw a hole-in-one. >> what? >> win the contest to replace regis philbin. >> there you go, nice! >> in addition to a pay raise, cain signed a deal this year that will pay him more than $127 million. when we come back on a tuesday morning, scratching the surface. we'll check out microsoft's new tablet, ready to take on the ipad. tablet, ready to take on the ipad. ,,,,

here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. in d.c., partly sunny, 86. mostly sunny, 88 in atlanta. partly sunny skies, 94 in st. louis. partly sunny, 90 in denver. clouds and sun, 62 in seattle.

top stories on a tuesday morning. today the leaders of the g-20 summit in los cabos, mexico, will unveil a plan to ease the economic crisis in europe. the proposal calls for more growth with an emphasis on job creation. and that growing wildfire in northern colorado has now destroyed 189 homes, a state record. the fire is 50% contained, but hot weather and dry conditions are hampering firefighting efforts. apple's ipad is about to face some more competition. microsoft has unveiled its new tablet called surface. the company hasn't said when it will hit the market, but the software giant has a lot riding on this new gadget. >> reporter: take a look at microsoft's new tablet computer called surface. it's an ultrathin touchscreen device designed to compete with the apple ipad. >> microsoft did something that people said they would never do, which is they got in to the hardware business building something that's almost a pc. >> reporter: surface runs on

microsoft's new operating system, windows 8. it has a built-in stand and snap-on cover with a keyboard. >> i think people expected either a tablet or a pc. i don't think people expected them to sort of pull the two categories together as well as they seem to have done. >> reporter: the new surface is only about 9 millimeters thin, weighs less than a pound and a half, and depending on which version you buy, can score between 32 and 128 gigabytes. this is the first time in microsoft's 37-year history that it's offered a computer of its own. the surprising announcement comes just three months after apple announced the latest upgrades to its ipad, including a sharper screen display and faster 4g wireless. >> we are redefining the category that apple created. >> reporter: apple has virtually cornered the market on what it calls post-pc devices, the ipad as well as iphone and ipod. more than 172 million were sold last year alone, helping to make

apple the most valuable company in the world. microsoft hopes to change the playing field with the release of surface. microsoft didn't announce the price of the new device, so it's r: he's glad to be

more independent and his mom has peace of mind knowing his blood pressure is in check. theresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. the boy who played darth vader in a popular car commercial is back home this morning recovering from open-heart surgery. 7-year-old max page underwent surgery at a los angeles hospital last week to replace his pulmonary valve. he's best known as the mini darth vader in the super bowl ad for volkswagen last year. really a cute commercial. yesterday, he told reporters he found some inspiration from his "star wars" character. >> if you use the force and dream big, you can achieve anything. we may be small, but we're mighty. >> page says he's feeling great after his surgery. look at him. doctors say it will probably be the last major procedure he'll need to undergo. glad he's doing better. it's good to see. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on roger clemens'

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