josh and jill dugger talk about their experience in this "impact your world." >> i'm jill dugger. >> and i'm josh dugger. >> we can make a difference with search and rescue. >> and tornado relief in joplin, missouri. we were here in arkansas where we live. >> thoughts started coming. what can we do to help? >> basically we packed everything up and got water bottles, gatorade -- i've been around emergency situations in working as a volunteer firefighter. given that jill, jana are active duty firefighters, they were able to plug right in. join the movement. >> impact your world. >> go to cnn.com/impact. >> there are many ways to impact your world. if you want to help people in the recent tornado outbreaks,

and josh joins us, now, with the latest. good morning, josh. >> good morning, george and robin. auto body shop. what was once standing here. a few blocks north of downtown springfield, massachusetts. and two images of a pulverized tuscaloosa and joplin, missouri. four fatalities at this time. thousands more without power, as these tornadoes struck with virtually no warning. >> wow. >> moving this car. look at that building right there. that whole thing just -- >> holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the twisters came during rush hour, to massachusetts' third-largest city. shocking drivers in its path. >> i really don't know. >> reporter: watch as this tornado moved over a bridge, completely engulfing the cars that tried to pass, as residents ran for cover. >> you can hear debris hitting cars, windows. alarms were going off. >> reporter: this morning, springfield residents are waking to wreckage, picking through debris. more than 20 communities were hit. and all over new england this morning, the tangled mess of downed power lines, snapped oak trees, flattened cars and destroyed homes. >

he kept saying, where is josh? where is my friend?ach other. especially when you are always together. the guard kept slamming him against the wall. the back of his head was bloody. >> were you ever beaten? >> no, i wasn't. >> after that happened, did the treatment of the three of you change at all? >> no. they promised us that that guard would be kept away from us but he was still -- he would still bring food and, you know, regularly come to shane and josh's cell. i just -- prison is not -- prison is a very scary place. you don't know what's going to happen on a day-to-day basis. now that i'm on the outside, i constantly worry that that or something worse could happen to them. >> understandably, especially since you were there and you know what it's like on the inside. are you concerned at all, though, in speaking out about these abuses that it could have a negative impact on them, and on their time there? >> no. i mean, there is absolutely no transparency. our lawyer has done everything he can within iranian law to defend shane and j

josh. you can't see it.a. >>> we'll begin with the country's ballooning debt. that's issue number one, at the white house this morning, as president obama is meeting with house republicans, who last night rejected a $2 trillion increase in the amount of money the government can borrow. they're demanding trillions be cut from the budget before the debt limit is raised any higher. >>> and it's being called the pizza summit. two of the more colorful republicans on the national stage. shared a pie here in times square here last night. donald trump said he would want sarah palin to run for president. palin's mystery bus tour stops in ellis island today. may be headed to new hampshire. >>> and nato has extended its bombing campaign in libya for another 90 days. saying the decision has spent a clear message to moammar gadhafi. the pressure for him to step down will be fierce. >>> and the wireless industry is pushing back, now, after the world health organization classified cell phones has possibly carcinogenic. abo

great to see you, josh.university of cape town just moments ago. to give you a sense of how major the story is in south africa, the first lady is the story here. every morning, the paper chronicling her every move and the children's move, as well. in fact, this morning's paper says "obama enthralls the crowd" with the little children who have been lining the route. we love you, mrs. obama, mrs. obama, welcome to south africa. she'll be meeting with young minds here at the university of cape town. and we've had great fun reading some of the questions submitted. everything from, what legacy do you and the president hope to leave behind for the american nation? to what's your favorite food? you're in such great shape. so, we'll be curious to see how she answers those questions and some of her own. we have a one-on-one. and you will see the first coming up on "world news." josh? >> very much looking forward to that. what a goodwill tour it's been for the first lady. david muir in cape town. >>> a follow-up on th

and we'll bring that to you tomorrow. >>> but first let's get back over to josh, the dapper josh elliottood morning to you, george and to you, lara. >>> more on the breaking news of the morning, new york congressman, anthony weiner, is set to resign this afternoon, in the wake of that sexting scandal. weiner called house speaker, nancy pelosi, late last night, while she attended a white house picnic. pressure on weiner mounted in recent days, with pressure on both sides, saying the scandal was disrupting work in washington and diverting attention from the important issues of the country. weiner's decision may have been finalized when his wife returned home from an overseas trip. >>> and at least four stabbings have been reported after the violent riots that spread across vancouver last night, following the city hockey team's loss to boston in the stanley cup finals. fires erupted, some 30 feet high. police cars burned. looters broke store windows. and more than 100 people had to be treated for exposure to tear gas. >>> meanwhile, the other major riot in the news today is being watched by

terrific, great. >> thanks, josh.nment news and lara is at our pop news big board. >> in our pop news heat index what's cool, hot and next. here's what everybody will be talking about today. it's your pop culture fix. adele. she has been ordered to do something that we would have a hard time with, not talk. clam up and or a month to boot, that cannot easy. doctors have ordered the soulful gal with the voice to pipe down or risk doing permanent damage to the throat. we wish her the best. >>> and next up, nicole richie. her 2 million twitter physical lowers got to enjoy some of her fabulous footwork. she tweeted footage of herself in a danceoff with a friend, shaking that groove thing to the britney spears hit "i'm a slave for you." and it got a little sizzling. she really does look great. >>> next up -- are you ready? are you ready for newlyweds part 2? of course, two, yep, nick lachey did it with nicole simpson and now he's doing it again with his fiancee, vanessa. upcoming will air on tlc. how hot is this story? 98 d

i agree with josh. i think that it's impossible to explain exactly what's going on here with the exuberance, but this is not the first bubble. and i think when you say "bubble" people immediately think win 1.0, they think pets.com. this is not that. these are real businesses. >> suarez: but still, when you compare revenues, for instance, to estimated earn necessary the future, those numbers are-- well they don't line up in the way they do in conventional businesses. how do you explain that? >> well, they certainly don't line up in the way they do in conventional businesses. i think one thing you're seeing is the product of an i.p.o. market that really hasn't existed in last few years. so you see a lot of pent-up demand for these high-growth tech companies and there haven't been a lot of companies to invest in. so, yes, you see high valuations perhaps valuations that seem relatively optimistic for the actual revenues these companies are displaying now. but i think that if you peel that back, what you see

josh willingham and the a's had a early lead in the 25,469, when the yankees are here they get over 20. here is the nick swisher with the a's leading in the fourth, hits a 3-run home runner and that was pretty much the game. 10 straight win over the a's, 4- 2 is the final. c.c. sabathia did not pitch in the series but he did return to his home grounds, in fact, his old little league field. he helped out financially, refurbishing the field. signed a 7 year, $161 million

let's bring in josh, live, on the west coast, josh elliott. can you handle it? >> i like it. my people. >> that's right, a california guy. >>> three americans are now believed to be stricken with the same form of e. coli that is blamed for 18 deaths in teria i never been seen before. experts can't say why it's hitting young adults and women so far. it's blamed on contaminated vegetables. >>> the man accused of overseeing the worst massacre in europe since warld war two called the genocide charges against him obnoxious. he says he was defending his country when thousands were murdered on his watch. >>> there's breaking story overseas, the president of yemen has reportedly been injured in an rocket attack on the presidential palace. it's major escalation in violence, with yemen on the brink of civil war. >>> back in this country, an elderly man, apparently a part of a bitter divorce, is charged with going on a shooting spree in arizona. including his ex-wife's lawyer, who was days from retirement. the man turned the gun on himself. >>> a stunning comeback in the nba finals. >>

appreciate it. >>> a scare for soul singer josh stone.en were arrested near her house accused of plotting to rob and possibly kill her. police found swords rope and a body bag in the car. it's unclear if stone was home at the time. the 24-year-old singer says she is doing fine. >>> in cleveland get ready for a stinky exhibit at the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, lady gaga's meat dress she wore last year at the mtv awards. again, last year. it goes on display today. officials say the dress was kept in a meat locker and treated by taxidermists. wonder how that smells today, hmm. >>> the motion picture academy is making changes to the oscar roles, including the number of nominees for best picture. last year they raised the number from five to ten. now they say the number can be anywhere between five and ten. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> straight ahead your thursday morning weather. >>> and in sports, crushing blows as the boston bruins battle the canucks in game seven of the stanley cup finals. khan numbers in game seven of the stanley cu

i am here to talk about josh, who i think is a wonderful human being. if it wasn't for him, we would still have the drug addicts, the drug pushers standing on the corner. he cleaned up. he really did. my grandson, who was only 5 years old at the time, went down there, and he fell in love with josh. he thought joshes a wonderful person. i don't understand why they let him go. and gerry, too. that is all we want to know. why did you let them go? they were perfect. i enjoyed going down there. my grandson enjoyed going down there. all the other kids did. he is a beautiful person and a wonderful role model for the children. >> if you can talk to rec and park afterwards, that is one of the reasons why we feel that question. thank you very much. thank you. remember, we're making statements just for few more minutes. please make them breathe so we get people in appeared >> -ball and i'm a candidate for mayor in 2011 in november and i would like to introduce myself to the community. before we go any further, i would like everybody to give ross mirkarimi a big ha

josh was playing with a ball.the first questions that comes out, i asked them about, do you see a difference? jacob, of all people, jacob, the first one to say thing. >> actually we were just talking about that the other day. >> okay, jacob, tell us what you and joshua, your 13-year-old brother, were discussing. >> he brought it up that they seemed to be communicating a lot better and that they seem to actually be getting along. >> so what do you notice about them? >> in the morning time we have to switch things up. >> things go smoother. >> i don't get yelled at in the car anymore. >> you don't get yelled at in the car. >> who yells at you? >> i plead the fifth. >> both mom and dad sat silently. i think they were proud of themselves that they could get past their differences as a divorced couple and now begin to live as parents. they're on the right track because the parents are listening to one another. the kids are watching the parents work together, and everybody seems to be on the same page, that they really

six under after firing a sixty six along with chris riley they are shot ahead of crystal marco and josh teeter. you can find rush's rope and plays a separate grueling three and a half months as they begin preparations for this autumn's world cup in new zealand the team as richard and paul think discovered when they go a tough training program in an attempt to be nickel their status as tornado nice

. >> i'm josh duggar. >> we can make a difference with search and rescue. >> and tornado relief in joplin, missouri. we were here in arkansas where we live when the tornado hit. >> thoughts started coming. what can we do to help? >> basically we packed everything up and got water bottles, gatorade. i've been around emergency situations working as a volunteer firefighter. being that jill, jana and john have their active duty of volunteer firefighter, they were able to plug right in. giving them hope by being there i think really inspires them to continue on. join the movement. >> impact your world. >> go to cnn.com/impact. >>> there are many ways to impact your world. if you want to help people in the recent tornado outbreaks, just go to cnn.com/impact and see the various organizations that will accept your donation.

are to people, but also it's important to sean and josh.families going. none of us in any way were prepared for this. >> reporter: this is part of a lecture series but on by a nonprofit organization that hopes to facilitate dialogue on issues of interest to the iranian-american community in the bay area. shourd says she has been doing a lot of similar lectures across the country. as for bahher and fay at all, according to an iran state-run news agency a ruling is expected any time between june 22nd and august 22nd, the court's summer session. shourd says she hopes that decision will come soon. family and friends say they are concerned about the two men's physical and mental welfare since they have been in prison now for nearly two years. live at uc berkeley, kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >>> the supreme court may rule tomorrow on a controversial piece of entertainment law. the law authored by state senator leland yee of san francisco prohibits the sale of violent video games to children. nbc bay area's monty francis spoke with senator

>> hello to you, josh.tist saying there is no link between sugary sodas and obesity but what if he is taking money from the sodamakers? what if he's not the only one? an investigation and it's coming up onle "world news" tonight. >> i will be watching. a look at the headlines. >> wait. there's more. >> yes. >> the new segment. what's new and what's hot. lara tracking all the buzziest entertainment news and trends. big board, lara. >> hello. i like that. was that my new theme song. it is top for the pop news heat index, what's cool, hot now and what's next and we kick it off with weird al jankovic and his insanely fun take on lady gaga turned "born this way" into perform this way and looks like he's on the right track down to his meat dress. we think that is, yes, sizzling hot. yes, sound effects so enjoy the show. our next story, this one has a lot of people talking, is this may/december romance insane, outrageous or both? 51 yshgd doug hutchison from the tv show "lost" or "the green mile" making it legally

she tells the "cbs early show" about what happened to shane bauer and josh fattal. >> it was a normaland josh were walking back to their cell and a guard just went crazy and tore us apart, threw us -- we were all screaming and they pushed josh down the stairs and shane back into his cell and me back into my cell and then a guard came into shane's cell and just started slamming him against the wall. >> shourd says she is revealing this because of increasing fears for the safety of bauer and fattal. shourd says she was not beaten in iran. you can see the interview at 7:40 this morning on "the early show" on cbs 5 coming up shortly. >> that should be very, very interesting. >> yeah. >>> 5:21. some great news. new progress this morning in that massive arizona wildfire. but the concerns now about looting. >> plus, a curious pup ends up in a family pool. there he is and a husband's quick thinking saves his new dog from drowning. that story coming up. ,,,, [ yawns ] [ magical chime ] ♪ [ people cheering ] [ girl ] whoo hoo! i use the power of nature. [ male announcer ] introducing icy hot na

you're right, josh. i mean, think about it.he windfall of tax revenues, compared to projections is somewhere in the magnitude of a little over $7 billion. almost $7.5 billion over the 18-month period. and that is a difficult thing when you are jerry brown trying to talk about taxes. but what i think will be really interesting to watch is what happens to his public reaction, public approval with this veto? i mean, i think that there are people who believe that brown made the right call. that the budget that the legislature passed, the democrats passed was full of gimmicks. it did not solve the problem. it would have broken his campaign promise about gimmicks, and i think that brown may get credit for this as standing up to the sacramento culture. even though i would argue that the democrats in the legislature that put this budget in place thought they were being pragm pragmat pragmatic. they thought they were doing what they needed to do to move the ball down the field. i think the public probably is going to be on brown's side.

let's get over to josh elliott. good morning, josh. >>> good morning to all of you. we'll begin today with two earthquakes shaking the hard-hit city of christchurch, new zealand. the one aftershock, 6.0, sent two homes teetering on the edge of this cliff right here, crashing down on to the beach. >>> meanwhile, one of the few buildings left standing downtown after february's devastating earthquake there was also destroyed. dozens of people are injured. thus far, no fatalities have been reported. >>> meanwhile, we learn this morning about a crisis averted at sea. american warship reportedly faced off against a north korean ship suspected to missile technology to myanmar and forced the vessel to turn back. "the uss mccampbell" shadowed the north korean cargo ship for two days before the north korean ship returned to port. >>> meanwhile, firefighters in arizona making headway against that massive wildfire that's already consumed some 700 square miles. they have contained roughly 10% of it, allowing 7,000 people back into their homes. although the air quality is still to

josh? >> nick schifrin in kabul with the very latest. 12 meanwhile, riots have intensified in greece this morning, as the government approves drastic spending cuts, hoping to avoid complete economic collapse. police responded with pepper spray. at least 48 people have been injured in the ongoing chaos. >>> and breaking news in the case of american college student, amanda knox, who was convicted of killing her roommate in italy. independent experts are now disputing much of the forensic evidence used to convict her. saying some of the dna was contaminated, which could boost knox's chances of overturning her conviction. >>> and bank of america has just reached a landmark settlement, stemming from the 2008 mortgage crisis. it will pay $8.5 billion to investors who bought shaky mortgage activity. >>> and the internet company behind the popular games farmville and mafia wars could go public today. zynga's announcement could reach 20 billion for farmville. >>> finally, more proof that times squar

♪ >> oh, dj josh in the house, yo. what's up, ladies?eah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: josh is my bro. we're like bonnie and clyde. if bonnie and clyde were both dudes. we're like clyde and clyde. >> even when he's with other girls, i know my joshi is still thinking about me. we're really, really happy. >> jimmy: when we're on the floor, we do everything we love to do. we nail chicks, we drink beers and we go to the club. nbc, baby. that's how we roll. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> one, two, three, four, i declare a prank war. five, six, seven, eight, i declare a prank war. [ laughter ] >> so we got this phone, right? it's shaped like a peacock, you know? and j-bro, this guys takes vaseline, rubs it all over it. so he lubed the peacock. you get it? lubing the cock. [ laughter ] >> ew! ah! that's nasty! [ crying ] >> well, someone put some sexual lubricant on the telephone, so the girls decided to retaliate by putting josh's shake-weight device into the toilet. that did not go over very well. >> hey -- hey -- what's going on? where is

josh outman getting help. josh willingham, he might be the loan a's all-star representative. a's, gives the a's a 2-0 lead. there it is. first win at home. he is now 2-4 since replacing bob geren. the giants continue to show why they are champions. everybody jumps in the act. arizona, not so -- it's funny. they got a team that is contending, at this part of the season. 24,000 tonight. pat burrell, first triple in two years. cody ross scores and the giants lead 2-1. bill hall making his presence felt. nobody wanted him and when they had the injury to freddy sanchez, he got the call. he comes through. first rbi as a giant. 3-2, san francisco. madison bumgarner wins tonight. support offensively. here is the key to the game. 3-2 bottom 8. rowand comes up with the ball. tejada with the throw home. there it is. tying run cut down at the plate. giants tack on a few more and win 5-2 over the diamondbacks. they lead the west by 2-1/2. barry bonds wants to get rid of his felony record so he instruct his lawyers to try to throw out the verdict or have a new trial. july 1 hearing is sche

well, she objected when josh white performed it.layed at cafe society and started to sing it, and it became a part of his act too. and it became very much associated with him, and there's a story in the book about how--apocryphal or not-- i think he told the story, actually-- of her coming into his dressing room one night, with a knife and threatening him, menacing him for doing the song, to which he replied, "billie, we should both be performing this song until neither one of us ever has to do it again." and i guess that persuaded her because she backed off. it was josh white who said he would not play that song internationally because he didn't want to leave the wrong impression about the country. that's right. i think that black performers, particularly back then, had to be very careful about seeming unpatriotic when they went abroad. i mean, paul robeson got in terrible trouble for that, for criticizing america abroad. you know, bill clinton got in trouble for protesting abroad. you know, it's just not the kind of-- it's seen as

hard to top that one, josh. guys, let's try with the pop news heat index.ies making the rounds today. we're going to start with one very hot singer. how fabulous is this? katy perry, closing in on one of the king of pop's biggest records. her new single "last friday night" currently number 4 on the billboard hot 100. if it makes it to number 1, she would be the first artist since michael jackson, to get five number one songs off a single album. michael's hit, of course, was the 1987 album, "bad," which was anything but. and we think that is pretty sizzling, from miss katy perry. >>> all right. also in the news, we have the story of dozer, the goldendoodle, who span tears youly ran the maryland half-marathon. the race went along his street and house. and he couldn't resist. he busted through the electric fence at the five-mile mark and ran the remaining seven miles with the pack. the family didn't worry about him until they saw pictures of the pooch running across the finish line. organizers assumed he was running with somebody. when they found out he was on

in the past 24 hours josh started tweeting about his problems and he even started a blog called "this my macbook." on there he started posting pictures of the alleged thief taken by the webcam on his macbook. he's got pictures of the guy asleep on the couch, unbeknownst to him that the webcam is taking his picture. here's a picture of the guy in his own bed without his shirt on and josh has the caption i really don't want to know what this didn't i is doing with my macbook. he has a screen shot of him logging on to his google account. yesterday opd decided to help out after they heard about all the tweeting that was going on, all the publicity. joshua actually had found an e-mail the guy sent to a cab company indicating that he was a cabbie, so police tricked this thief into picking them up for a ride and they made the arrest. here's the tweet that came out yesterday. arrested. an oakland police officer just called me to let me know they arrested the guy in my photos. booyah. oakland police point out they get around 2400 theft cases a month. they only have three theft investigators. i

robin, george, josh, lara. a few of the pit masters who are competing. friendly competition, should we say? for the best barbecue today. there are no losers. everyone's here for the big apple barbecue block party. we're going to tuck about how to make the best rub. the best ribs. also your businesses and your secrets. we're going to start with mike. tell us about your restaurant. >> one of these things -- our restaurant is 15 years old. >> 17th street bar and grill. >> yeah. and memphis championship barbecue in las vegas. >> you're known for your magic -- >> magic dust. >> magic dust. you've been selling it about 15 years. and you say this is the secret to the great rub. >> this is everything except ice cream. you have to have a dry rub. one of the basic ingredients that you start with is some paprika. >> paprika. are you going to give us all your secret ingredients? >> yes. the main thing is stir it with tender love. >> you said you're not really a rubber. you're a sprinkler. >> i'm a sprinkler. i do not rub a

good morning, josh. >> good morning again to you, robin and george. we're going to begin with a shocker in that osama bin laden investigation, still undergoing. agents have found the cell phone of bin laden's trusted courier. and on that phone, according to "the new york times," they found contact information for a militant group linked to pakistan's spy agency. it is the latest indication that bin laden may have received high-level help from pakistan during his years there in hiding. >>> some breaking news overnight from iraq. 4 bombs went off in baghdad killing at least 40 people. it's the worst violence in months and comes as u.s. forces now prepare to withdraw by year's end. >>> and the evacuation zone has been expanded in minot, north dakota, this morning, where the souris river is expected to crest this weekend. six feet above the record set back in 1881. some areas of the city are already underwater. more than 10,000 people have fled their homes. and officials say there's nothing more they can do but wait for the river to rise and fall. >>> and

and gretchen morgenson and josh rosner answer the questions. i think you're going to have to get up. >> we can come up there. >> yeah. >> hi. i want to play devil's advocate to both of you. there are federal agencies in the federal government that regulate fannie and freddie. let's suppose, hypothetically, you were both invited to administer that agency. what would you do in your implementation? >> yeah, sure. first of all, the regulators that were charged with regulating fannie and freddie in the years leading up to the crisis when this was really, all this groundwork was being laid were really neutralized. fannie, especially its top executives, understood well how to defang its regulator, how to co-opt congress, make congress really it regulator and so, therefore, they could buy congress, and they'd have everything under control. so for years this regulatory infrastructure over fannie and freddie was a 98-pound weakling, okay? and was punished, you know, whenever, you know, ofeo tried to talk about safety and soundness issues, it was, you kno

josh?fman with the very latest there. >>> meanwhile, a warning for parents over the danger of those inflatable pools. a study out today finds one child dies every five days in a portable pool during the summer months. parents often fail to use locks and safety covers. >>> here's our diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane? >> a good monday, josh. you may remember we asked millions of americans to take off any clothes that were not made in america. and the results were pretty startling. now the viewers are leading the way. way. it's our made in america summer. and they're showing us what they're taking off in order to take on. that's tonight on "world news." >> thank you, diane. again, a quick look at the headlines, guys. i'm staying put. >>> we have a huge, huge premier. we're kicking off a new segment. what's new, what's super hot, what's not. lara tracking all of our trends at our pop big board. >> thank you, robin. check this out. it's brand-new. all of the rage. we'

josh?s are fanning the flames of several wildfires across the southwest. the fire in arizona is half the size of rhode island and growing. winds could erase reentd progress made by fire crews. >>> meanwhile, overseas 500,000 people have fled their homes to escape flash flooding in eastern china. people were rescued,ing hanging from poles above raging rivers. while dozens have been milled in landslides. in one case, the mountainside gave way, sweeping this truck right off the road. there's no word on the fate of its driver. >>> meanwhile, just hours after resigning from congress over his lewd photo scandal, anthony weiner was spotted by "the new york post" with his wife at a grocery store. she reportedly intends to stay with him for now. >>> a new survey finds one in four high school students drink at least one soda every day after the week. that's actually big progress. the study found that teens drink water, milk and fruit juices most often these days. doctors say it's a pleasant surprise.

when shane bauer and josh fattal are heading back to court. >>> we have breaking news in san jose.his san jose camera shows us a fire in san jose on south 11th street, about a block away from san jose state. it's a three-alarm fire. we don't know if there are any injuries, correct, just getting it here with the desk? no injuries reported according to our desk as we yell across the newsroom. ktvu does have a crew very close to the scene as we arrive. but you can see these pictures. and, by the way, this picture is from a building downtown, somewhat of a distance away. you can see how big the flames are. you can see them throughout san jose and it's dark. you also see black and thick smoke rising into the san jose skyline. ktvu is on it. we'll be there very shortly and have more on this fire. but, again, reports of no injuries, three alarms, and we'll be right with this fire coming up. 4:46. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> some people have been allowed to return home in arizona as firefighters make progress battling wildfires there. the wallow fire along the new mex

josh? >> we're told that the smoke is now disrupting flights out of albuquerque, some 300 miles away. >>> in the midwest, the rising missouri river is close to engulfing this part of interstate 29. engineers are scrambling to shore up a levee protecting the town of hamburg, iowa. if they fail, the town could be under as much as eight feet of water for at least a month. and more levee breaches are expected from omaha to kansas city. >>> over seas, the crisis in yemen, a key american ally is escalating. days after people celebrated his departure, officials say yemen's president will return from saudi arabia, even though he has burns on 40% of his body from an attack last week. >>> finally, let's take a look at why they call it the pacific ring of fire. take a look at this bubbling caldron. that's hawaii's kilauea volcano, following recent activity, deep below lava lake. hot magma. >> do it right. magma. >> it is 160 yards wide. 7,000 miles away, look at this image. a volcano erupting in chile

"the book of mormom" it's -- it's myself and josh gad, who is in the show. >> jimmy: he was great. >>fferent missionaries around. >> yeah. like you do a two-year mission if you're a mormon missionary. and they sort of send you all over the world and we get sent to uganda. >> jimmy: yeah, and you and josh don't -- you're not the best of friends. >> no, i'm sort of like the poster boy, very straight laced mormon missionary and josh is sort of the more ill-prepared -- slovenly missionary. >> jimmy: yeah. he just starts kind of lying and making up his own religion. and it's really -- >> yeah. basically, yeah. >> jimmy: doesn't know what he's talking about. >> effectively he's doing that. >> jimmy: it is brilliant. it's so good. and you're even on the cover of the -- of the cd. look at you. >> crazy. that's something else. >> jimmy: isn't that fun? >> with our my -- >> jimmy: i mean, there is no eyes -- >> i know, they cut off my -- they cut off my eyes, but -- >> jimmy: you don't need your eyes. i would know those ankles anywhere you go. [ light laughter ] yeah. >> thank you. thank you. >

billie holiday made it famous, but josh is the one that i heard sing it. and i said, "what's he talking about, mom?" and my mother started crying, and she did not want to tell me. and i said, "no, you can tell me." and she said, "well, it's--the strange fruit "are people hung in the trees, black people hung there, by white people that didn't like them." and that was a tough one for me. it's hard to wrap your little five-year-old mind around that. doesn't really compute to a kid. and i guess i've been pretty strongly antiracist ever since. although the book is not about you, certainly your lives are reflected, and there's a passage in here about the night bobby kennedy is killed, and you're 12 years old, david? i was then. you've grown since then. you were 12 years old, and you were a volunteer with the bobby kennedy campaign. (bender) the presidential campaign in '68. (paulson) in california? mm-hmm. (paulson) and you were with rosemary clooney as well? well, she was-- i met her that night, and she was performing that night as artists-- she was one of thos

. >>> it started when josh hamilton said that blue eyes were the reason he heard poorly during the daytimeientists say those with baby blues do better in school and achieve more. they say brown-eyed people are better athletes. others s s that maybe josh hamilton should wear some shades. >> i just happen to have blue eyes. >> showoff. >>> time, now, for sports. the padres and royals battled last night in chicago. but some of the best performance became before the game. a cirque du soleil show, ka, put his talents on display with a flip maneuver, even sending it over the plate for a strike. >>> more baseball, now. the college world series is currently under way. and we have details from espn news. >> cole wright here with your espn news updatete and we're headed straight to t.d. ameritrade park in omaha, nebraska for the college world series. florida and south carolina. game eight. up the gut, right past hudson randall. mooney would score. south carolina ties it at 1-1. bottom nine. bases stuffed with florida. no outs. john taylor, against tyler thompson. gets the out at home. can't beat tha

[laughter] >> josh -- [laughter] >> josh says that two people were acquitted. the first one who was acquitted was anthony suarez, the mayor of ridgefield. it was shocking after all these guilty pleas and convictions in court that somebody had gotten off. and so it occurred to me that he'd make a good guest on television. how did he beat the rap? how did he -- he was the first? >> in ten years. >> first in ten years to be acquitted of a chris christie public corruption charge. so i, about a week or two after the acquittal, i called him up, and we eventually hooked up, and i ininvited him on the show. to my surprise, he said he would do it. his lawyer was one of the top defense lawyers in the state, michael cliply, famous guy. i said maybe you want to come on with your lawyer. he said that would be good because i'd like to get him on the show too. i called the lawyer, the lawyer didn't want any part of it. but he gave me 15 minutes on the phone. so the day of the interview arrived, and i was really primed. i had prepared, and suarez -- who's a very unassuming, bo

thank you, josh. >>> and thank you for watching. we're always on at abcnews.com. "nightline" later.see you tomorrow. >>> tonight the beating of a giants fan, why a key suspect could spend months in prison before facing charges. >> the day before summer, weather is warming up. the growing threat of fires throughout the bay area. >>> a safety stand down at caltrans tonight. a triple tragedy forces workers to put town their shovel autos expense of executing inmates in california and an attempt to abolish the death penalty. good evening. the main suspect in the brutal beating of a giants fan has been ordered back to jail tonight. >> ramirez will spend the next 10 months locked up on a charge unrelated to the attack. >> he appeared in a parole hearing in los angeles this morning. the commissioners wanted to know if the 31-year-old felon violated parole by possessing a firearm. if he did, he would go back to jail. if he didn't, police would have to release him. he has been in jail since may 22. los angeles police arrested him at the east hollywood apartment, almost two months after the br