. >> y rinden tributo en albuquerque al joven que rescatÓ a una niÑa secuestrada. >> Éste es noticieroÓn ediciÓn nocturna. >> muy buenas tasas. el departamento de justicia abriÓ una investigaciÓn contra departamento del alguacil del condado de los angeles. estas denuncias de que algunos de sus agentes atrÁs de manera discriminatoria contra ocupantes de viviendas afroamericanoso hispanos. segÚn nos informa jaime garcÍa se valieron hasta de la intimidaciÓn. >> el departamento de justicia abriÓ una investigación del departamento del alguacil del condado de los angeles, cuyos agentes asignados a patrullar han sido acusados de seguir un patrÓn de conducta discriminatorio contra quizÁ hispanos y a froamericanos pobres >> estÁn haciendo especÍficamente para sacar a afroamericanos y latinas de la comunidad. >> vamos a investigar acusaciones que seÑalan que los alguaciles ha realizado cateos sin permiso a casas de afroamericanos que reciben subsidios para el pago de su vivienda bajo el llamado titula ocho, federal encargado de derechos civiles del departamento de justicia. >> porque la mayorÍa

. >> in albuquerque, new mexico, they had a noon-day roundup to play on it.ton. ♪ riding down the trail to albuquerque ♪ yeah. >> music is a natural memory aide. all the love he gets from all and, so, that's what we want to do as long as we can, because it's healthy for all of us. music is good medicine. ♪ >> you know that one. >> reporter: i sure do. ♪ i may as well >> try and catch the wind. ♪ try and catch the wind yeah. yeah. ♪ it's my amazing grace ♪ yes it is >> reporter: now, there will be one final album, "ghost on the canvas," it is called. and one last tour to say good-bye. ♪ in my hands >> reporter: to all of us. ♪ it's your amazing grace >> reporter: and there to help him, three of his children, shannon, on guitar, ashley on keyboard, cal on drums, all by his side. >> i feel like playing and singing. what would i do? >> reporter: what's your favorite song that you've donene of all of them? ♪ i am a lineman for the county ♪ ♪ and i drive the main road oh, that's a great song. i need you more than want you. and i want you for all time. the wichita l

it'll be wet on i-80 from cheyenne in des moines, on i-25 from albuquerque to denver and on i-15 fromt lake city to helena and also slick on parts of i-95 around new york, d.c. and philly. and on i-20 from bismarck to atlanta. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in denver, phoenix, kanans city, memphis and atlanta. >>> a bizarre story here. police in australia are trying to unravel details behind an elaborate bomb hoax involving a teenage girl. >> when they arrived at madeleine pulver's home in a wealthy suburb, they found what looked to be an explosive device tied around her neck. bomb experts spent hours trying to remove the device which was a dud much to the relief of her worried parents who spoke to reporters earlier today. >> i can tell you that we as parents are extraordinarily proud of maddie. she has woken up this morning in pretty good spirits. she's a little tired, a little sore from holding this damn device in place for about ten hours, but she is now, as we are, eager for her to get on with her life. >> police say they're treating this as an attempt ed extort

so about a month and a half ago marman was flying out of sfo back to college in albuquerque when u.s.way officials asked him to pull up what they said were sagging pants before he boarded his plane. marman's attorney said his hands were full at the time so he couldn't pull his pants up and said i'll do it when i get back to my seat. apparently a tighten sued between the pilot and between marman. he was removed from the plane, charged with several offenses. the district attorney never did officially press charges against marman. but "colorofchange" and the naacp say that his arrest was a clear case of racial profiling. they point to the fact that just days after marman's arrest, u.s. airways allowed a white man who was dressed in women's lingerie to fly without any issue. u.s. airways has stood behind its flight crews for the past month and a half saying the reason marman was arrested was because he refused to respond to crew directions, not because he was wearing those baggy pants. and they have yet to respond to the claim of racial profiling so it will be interesting to see when his

thunderstorms from albuquerque to cheyenne. >> near 90 in boise and salt lake city. triple-digits in phoenix and dallas. kansas city gets up to 83. minneapolis, 80. detroit, 77. upper 70s from boston to baltimore. 92 in atlanta. >>> we are very fortunate here in manhattan. if you look outside our studios right now, streets pretty much dry as a bone out there. >> it was like irene just skipped over manhattan. it was incredible. just 24 hours ago it was a different scene. most of the cici's attractions were shut down. some visitors to times square got creative, amusing themselves with a few rounds of street soccer and hockey. we hear the hockey players were tourists from canada. of course they were canadian, right? >> yeah. >> who else would be playing hockey in times square? >> that's it. good luck, guys, with all that. more "world news now" coming up after the break. ♪ running against the wind against the wind ♪ ♪ see the young man run ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] there's no right way or wrong way. every baby plays by his own rules. and they need a diaper that lets them

showers from albuquerque to denver.afternoon and evening rain in the pacific northwest. >> 72 in seattle. 87 in sacramento. 90 in salt lake city. 80s from fargo to indianapolis. dallas still hot, 104. new orleans 94. some low 80s from boston to baltimore. >>> it is a much calmer day in the northeast after a day of drenching downpours. strong, slow-moving storms triggered flash flooding from maine to virginia. hail and up to 2 inches of rain inundated streets in the baltimore area. gusty winds knocked down trees and power lines, leaving thousands to cope without power. >>> one of the most controversial sex abuse cases in the world may be coming to a stunning end. the new york city prosecutor's office has invited the hotel maid who claims she was abused to an extraordinary meeting later today. abused by dominique strauss-kahn, the former imf head. abc's aaron katersky has been following this story. >> reporter: the woman at the center of this explosive case, nafissatou diallo,o,as been summoned to a meeting. >> dominique

seattle salamanders 7, albuquerque balloons ought. also it's toss your trash on the field day at all stadiums. [applause] again, thank you, major league baseball, and you're welcome. we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] >> stephy much. welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a celebrity chef who hosts "no reservations" on the travel channel. if i don't like him, i'll send him back. please welcome anthony bourdain. [cheering and applause] mr. bourdain, thank you so much for coming on. now, as i said you're, a celebrity chef. people know you are. but for the uninitiated, you are a chef at large, you're an author, you're host of the travel channel's no reservations currently in its seventh season. this season you're going off the grid. that's what you're saying here. places like haiti and cuba. why not go places that have food? [laughter] >> um... >> stephen: they got rice and beans in cuba, right? >> true. you know, i got to admit, to some extent this last season we've been moving not to just what people are eating but what

seattle salamanders 7, albuquerque balloons ought.lso it's toss your trash on the field day at all stadiums. [applause] again, thank you, major league baseball, and you're welcome. we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] [ jackhammer rattling ] ♪ lady, you shouldn't be here! oh, i'm not here! i'm just a figment of your imagination! but you are thinking about grabbing a rocky mountain-cold coors light at happy hour. maybe you could even buy me one... you're gorgeous! what's your name? it's jim. and thanks. keep it up jimbo! [ male announcer ] frost-brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer. [ indistinct conversations ] much. welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a celebrity chef who hosts "no reservations" on the travel channel. if i don't like him, i'll send him back. please welcome anthony bourdain. [cheering and applause] mr. bourdain, thank you so much for coming on. now, as i said you're, a celebrity chef. people know you are. but for the uninitiated, you are a chef at large, you're an author, you're host of

albuquerque still some otential monsoonal showers. there's a look at hurricane irene, max sustained winds at 100 miles per hour. it will have some impact through 98, even yuma, very warm temperatures on the way. so a number of places on the warm and quiet side of things, so fairly decent across much of the west. >> todd, thanks so much. >> a major shakeup at standard and poor's. >>> and actor ryan gosling has a real-life superhero moment. >>> coming up, the giants win big, but suffer an even bigger loss, terrelle pryor enters the nfl and emotions run high at the little league world series. >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are your top headlines this morning. prosecutors have asked for the dismissal of sexual assault charges against former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn. in court documents prosecutors describe lies and inconsistencies they say destroyed the accuser's credibility. a formal dismissal is expected today. >>> a lawyer for casey anthony says she's back in florida and ready to report

albuquerque chance of showers and thunderstorms. m medford may see a chance of rain. long the island chains, showers in the chain. if you're watching in reno, nevada, see how one printmaker chose to illustrate charles darwin's groundbreaking book on the origins of species at specimens. >>> todd, thanks so much. now here is an early look at headlines in entertainment. this year megan fox plans on losing more than her role in the transformers franchise. "the l.a. times" reports after more than a year and a half of a strict vegan diet she's quit because she lost too much weight and wants to pack on some pounds. she's also removing a marilyn monroe tattoo due to its negative energy. >>> after "in touch weekly" reported that will and jada pinkett smith are splitting, the couple released a statement saying we are still together and our marriage is intact. a rep admitted throwing gas on the fire by denying rumors of an affair between pinkett smith and marc anthony. anyone that hadn't heard about the rumor now has. 85-year-old tony bennett will perform at the music awards for

another soaker in the desert southwest with flooding from albuquerque to salt lake city.ttsburgh. popup afternoon showers down in florida. more blistering heat from texas to georgia. >> indeed. 108 in dallas. 99 in atlanta. a mild 76 in boston. 86 here in new york. 80s across the midwest. a red-hot 111 in phoenix. sacramento 87. seattle 77. >>> well, there is a new attraction over at the indianapolis zoo. she is the new girl in town. an elephant calf born two weeks ago today. >> look at her, isn't she adorable. already she's 34 inches tall and is tipping the scales at 254 pounds. she's going to be a big girl, that one. >> indeed. zookeepers are easing her into the spotlight. for now she'll only be on public view for just about two hours a day. >> apparently she was born via artificial insemination and this is her mother's third baby born that way. >> good for mama, she's staying busy. >> that's right, got to keep the baby elephants coming. >>> we'll be back with more "world news now" after this. ♪ we know how to do it >>> at least 18 states are under a heat advisory this

heavy rain around albuquerque and cheyenne. and from l.a.s. >> phoenix hot, hot, hot at 109. sacramento 90. portland 83. 82 in fargo. 91 in the twin cities. and 92 in indianapolis. another triple-digit day in dallas. and 90s from new orleans up to new york. >>> well, an enormous, and we mean huge, treat for some lucky people in southern california. >> that's right. they were treated to the spectacle of more than a dozen blue whales passing by yesterday. blue whales are completely foreign to that area and they usuay don't pass by in early august. in fact, it's usually around early october when they're there. >> look at that. there are only about 2,000 blue whales known to live in the entire pacific ocean, so this was an understatement, a rare treat indeed. look at that. >> stunning creatures, aren't they? >> really is, just from a distance, just be safe. >> there have been really interesting cases of whale/human interaction. pretty fascinating. >> we saw one yesterday, the whale put on a show for the guys. kind of cool. more "world news now"

he was on a flight out of sfo back to college in albuquerque when u.s.als asked him to pull up his sagging pants. and according to his attorney, he actually his hands full at the time couldn't pull up his pants and said i'll do it when i get to my seat. there was a fight between the pilot and marman. marman was removed from the plane and arrested on battery of a police officer, resisting arrest and trespassing. now, the d.a. never officially charged marman. but "colorofchange" and the naacp said that marman's arrest is a clear case of racial profiling. they point to the fact that just a couple of days after marman was arrested, u.s. airways allowed a white male dressed in women's lingerie to fly on u.s. airways without any issue. u.s. airways has responded by saying that marman was not arrested for the sagging pants but because he actually refused to follow instructions. they have yet to respond to those claims of racial profiling so it will be interesting to see how they respond today when marman's family and naacp and "colorofchange" actually show up h

apparently a neighbor told our local abc affiliate albuquerque the bear bit his dog., would do more damage than just biting the dog. >> forget planet of the apes, it's planet of the bears. >> more "world news now" when we come right back. stay wititus. ♪ i've been hanging around this town on the corner ♪ you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround., tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor rand founder of hoveround., when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free overound information kit, that includes a video and full color brochure. dennis celorie: "it's by far the best chair i've ever owned." terri: "last year, 9 out of 10 people got their hoveround for "little or no money." jim plunkitt: "no cost. absolutely no cost to me." breaking news...when you call today, we'll include a free hoveround collapsible grabber r th the purchase of your power chair. it reaches, it grabs, it's collapsible and it's portable. it goes wherever you go. get it free while supplies last.

the only exception is west denver and albuquerque. denver southwest, another hot day for you as expected this time of the year. along the coast of california, we are on the cooler side of the morning clouds. the interior sections are nice and warm, just like yesterday. we just call this the broken record forecast. day after day of pretty much the same. even going from thursday to friday, not a lot of changes out there. we should see temperatures continuing in the mid to upper 70s seattle to portland and down to california, maybe a degree or two warmer tomorrow. well, if you are watching us on knbc nbc 4 in los angeles, california, in nearby riverside see portraits of the famous and not-so-famous since the beginning of photography at eye contact. that's the california museum of photographty. that's your pacific event of the day. >> that's kind of like the old west coast, a broken record forecast day in and day out. >> it makes it ease for the weather guy. >> a gorgeous sunny day, day after day. >>> here is an early look at this morning

albuquerque 93. san francisco 70 degrees for all my bay area viewers. if you're watching us in yakima, washington, see over 700 pairs of high fashion shoes. ooh-la-la. from the late 1800s to today. at head over heels. one collector's love affair with shoes at the yakima valley museum. and that's your pacific event of the day. that's going to be a lot of shoes to have a whole collection. >> i can attest to what that is nice. >> very nice. we need the shoe cam. >> it's approved. thank you, jeff. now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. at the box office this weekend, there was no stopping "the help." on a slow, late summer weekend with even more sluggish business thanks to irene, "the help" managed to take the top spot with just over $14 million. finishing in surprising second was zoe saldana's action tale "columbiana" with a little more than $10 million. elsewhere in los angeles at the always crazy video music awards, lady gaga opened the show performing as her leather jacketed male alter-ego. and britney spears captured the

. >> sugarland started its concert in albuquerque last night in honor of the five people killed on saturday. that is when a huge gust of wind collapsed the stage. sugarland is planning a private memorial for the victims. >>> the ultimate fighting championship has a new television home starting this november the ufc will air right here on fox and ktvu channel 2. seven year deal is reportedly worth $100 million. both fox and the ufc say it will bring in a larger audience. >>> a man behind bars after a swat team lays seize on a home in san ramon. how the man's mother was caught right in the middle of the intense situation. >>> definitely shaping up to be another rough day on wall street. we'll tell you what happened overnight and the big bank that could be cutting thousands of jobs. >>> it was another negative day on wall street yesterday. coming up we will explain why the downward trend is expected to continue today. when it opens shortly from now. >>> a swat standoff in san ramon leads to the arrest of one man. the crime he's accused of committing against his own mother. >>> we are live unti

albuquerque, 95. and near 90 in salt lake city. mostly 80s from fargo to detroit. 88 here in new york. 97 in atlanta. >>> coming up, a remarkable long-distance swimming attempt. all the details next. >>> and the siblings on the run. they're being called a modern-day bonnie and clyde team, plus one. >>> and a tight rope high above >>> welcome back. a florida mother is pleading for her three children to turn themselves in, after they shot at police and robbed a bank at gunpoint. >> so far, though, the ptwo brbrhers and sister are ignoring her plea and staying ahehead of the law. meg oliver has the story. >> reporter: their picture is plastered on billboards. three siblings on the run with an arsenal of weapons. >> it's going to be a violent ending, unless you catch them by surprise. >> reporter: the manhunt began tuesday, outside tampa, when an officer tried to pull them overs a high-speed chase followed. the suspects sprayed bullets at police. a few hours later, in georgia, the trio allegedly robbed a bank, wearing masks and quiring

. >>> in albuquerque, new mexico, this guy at the right place at the right time.fter seeing a neighborhood forced into it. the suspect allegedly crashed his vehicle after a 15-minute che through the streets of albuquerque. police say a close call for a little girl and they hail her neighbor's quick action. >> she had injuries on her. she was banged up and bruised. her shirt was ripped. >> i think that should give people a lot of hope that there are people who are willing to do the right thing. >> the suspect now faces charges of attempted kidnapping. >>> we got another rescue to tell you about. this at a chatsworth, california, last night. two teens found themselves in a tight spot stuck on a cliff ledge 300 feet up in the air. firefighters used a helicopter to get them down. >>> let's get to alison kosik at the new york stock exchange p.m. another big bang. trying to sneak a fee through the black door there, alison. >> yeah. . they are lining up. can you see them? wells fargo is up to bat now. you want to use your debit card? the bank will charge you $3 a month s

just 73 in seattle. 92 in albuquerque and 86 in salt lake city. oenix the hot spot at 102. >>> coming up after the break, the latest face transplant recipient reveals her new look. >>> post office pinkslips. slip. are 120,000 workers about to get the ax? >> "sesame street" producers forced to take a stand. are bert and ernie more than friends? >>> overseas markets got off to a quick start before losing some steam. tokyo's nikkei average lost 18 points today. hong kong's hang seng is barely up in late trading and in london the ftse is down early. now, on wall street the dow gained 423 points yesterday. the nasdaq index gained 111 points. and this was the fourth day in a row that the dow moved more than 400 point, something that's never happened before and one big reason for the upswing was the positive jobless claims report. positive corporate earnings reports also helped out. >>> americans looking for more welcome economic news should watch the gas pumps. energy experts say gas prices could drop 50 cents a gallon over the next few weeks. oil price

. >> 109 in phoenix. 91 in albuquerque and 88 in salt lake city. dallas heats up to 105. omaha, 82, detroit, 86, but it is cooler in the northeast with 74 in boston and 82 here in new york. >> 82 sounds rather nice. >> it certainly does. >> all right. well, still ahead, we're tracking overseas stock, plus expert advice on how to keep your money safe in this volatile market. >>> also, his followers believe he's a prophet but now a court says he's a pedophile. what's next for warren jeffs? >>> and this day didn't go their way exactly. trouble for these two window washers. >>> welcome back. the penalty phase of warren jeffs' trial resumes. the polygamist sect leader was found guilty of sexually assaulting two young girls s h had taken as his wife. diana alvear has more. >> reporter: it took a texas jury only a few hours to convict warren jeffs of sexually assaulting two young girls. >> i think there's a whole lot more victims in this than the two that came out in this trial and i think that justice was served. >> reporter: the cult leader's closing argument consisted of 30 m

albuquerque, 95. 84 here in new york, 91 in atlanta and dallas soars to triple digits for the 39th straight day. no relief there. coming up, metrosexuals, where did you go? are guys giving up on grooming as the economy seems to get worse? >>> plus, some airlines rolling back recent fare increases so will the savings trickle down to you? >>> nearly a day into a 60-hour nonstop swim, trouble overnight for american diana nyad. >>> turning back to our top story, the wordwide market sell-o-o. asian stocks started in a tailspin today following wall street's lead. on wall street the dow lost 634 points yesterday. its sixth worst day ever. the nasdaq index lost 174 points. abc's akiko fujita has the latest from tokyo where markets have closed. akiko, how did the day end there? >> reporter: well, the good news, asian markets stabilized in afternoon trading but it looked like the markets would follow wall street's lead earlier in the day when markets across the board opened down and then just tumbled. the nikkei average fell below a key number for the first time since the dis in march and down to 6%

. >> mostly 80s from albuquerque to billings. 80s in the twin cities and 79 in detroit. 84 here in new york. 95 in atlanta. 90 in miami, dallas hits 101 just one day shy of tying its record for consecutive triple digit days. no relief there. >> looks like they'll hit that record and maybe even surpass it. hang tight, dallas, wow. >>> coming up next a live update from tokyo on today's wild ride for the asian markets. >>> then it took a high-speed chase and some construction workers to capture america's most wanted famimi. >>> on top of all that, we'll also have new images from the red planet. >>> asian stock markets took another hit today. investors are worried about big european debts dragging down the world economy. the latest from tokyo where abc's fujiakiko fujita is stand by. >> reporter: we saw a mixed bag throughout asia. in tokyo we saw those modest gains on the nikkei wiped out and renewed concerns about the european economy. the nikkei ended the day down 0.6%. much like the hang seng in hong kong. concerns about the u.s. credit rating downgrade triggered the sell-off earlier b

. >> and drenching monsoon rain and flooding in the west from albuquerque to denver and salt lake city. showers and thunderstorms around louisville, indianapolis, cleveland and pittsburgh. evening storms from d.c. to philadelphia, new york and boston. scattered afternoon thunderstorms in florida. >>> and next on this wednesday morning, one economic bright spot, a stellar summer for american automakers. >> new details this morning in the nationwide salmonella scare involving tainted ground turkey. >>> and how is your morning brew? "consumer reports" weighs in on the best supermarket coffee. icic >>> as we mentioned at the top of the news cast, markets are down overseas and in the u.s. after president obama signed the law to raise the deb limits. moody's investors said the u.s. will keep its top level bond raying but they added a negative outlook saying the rating could be downgraded down the road. if that does happen interest rates would likely go up significantly across the board. >>> asian markets are reacting to the news from the u.s. tokyo's nikkei average losing more than 200 point

. >> 93 in albuquerque, 86 in salt lake city and 90 in boise. cooler than normal with 70s across the midwest, 94 in new orleans, 95 in atlanta and 85 here in new york and get this, day 40 of triple-digit heat in dallas. >> no relief. >> no break for the weary. >> absolutely. >>> oh, and coming up, the search for another missing american in aruba. >> plus, those siblings on the run, a journey that started in florida. have they now made it all the way to the western u.s.? >>> and startling images of how the japanese tsunami forever altered the landscape in ;ppbpbpbpbpbpbpb >>> well, as we mentioned, markets around the world are on their way up, almost as quickly as they went down the last two days. hong kong's hang seng recovered hundreds of points today while tokyo's nikkei was up 1%. yesterday the dow jones industrial average gained 429 points. the nasdaq was up 124. and one reason for that turnaround, the federal reserve's promise to now keep a key interest rate near zero all the way until the year 20136789 the fed warned that the economy's out

. >> mostly 80s from billings to albuquerque, dallas, 101, one day shy of tying the record of consecutives in the twin cities, boston, 83 and new york, 84. >> hang in there, dallas. happening in there. >>> it is summertime, of course there is a lalapalooza. and in wisconsin it was a moo-lapalooz. when all of the mooing was over. 18-year-old brandon rogers was the bovine best. goodness gracious. >> i'm sure he's beating the women off with a stick. who doesn't love a champion mooer. he mon a golden cow bell. a thousand bucks which he's putting away for college. >> smart kid. >> that's a real talent there. >> stop lying on national television. >> look at that guy. >> oh, man. >> oh, you go get them. tyler. laid disare loving it. more "world news now" coming back after this. ♪reen acres is the place to be ♪ yikes, this color just sucks the life out of me. i was just gonna say that! yikes, this color about this flat haircolor!of me. [ gigi ] try nice 'n easy anti-flat, always dimensional. in one simple step, get tones and highlights built into every shade with nice 'n easy. here would you go n

. >> 86 in albuquerque. 91 in salt lake city. and 72 in seattle. mid-80s from fargo to detroit. day in dallas. 80s from boston to baltimore. >>> so, there's nohortage of shysters out there hawking products they claim will help your life. but a mesa, arizona, man claims he's living proof none of those products are necessary. >> he's 110 years old. still sharp as a tack. he claims he's never been sick a day in his life. he walks every morning and eats mostly organic fruits and vegetables. >> he credits five foods for his longevity. garlic, honey, cinnamon, chocolate and olive oil. i could get down with that diet. >> that's not bad at all. he says stay away from red and processed meats. that's advice you hear all the time. and he said he learned his healthy lifestyle from his father. guess what? his dad lived to be 98. it runs in that gene pool. >> nice. i'm thinking the chocolate thing. >> you could do that? >> i want to add fries to that. what else? >> burgers, steak -- >> pie, uh-huh. we'll live a long time with that. >> yeah, next week. >>> more "world news now" coming up. ♪ st

afternoon showers from albuquerque to denver.eattle. 90s from fargo to kansas city. 80 here in new york.k. 91 in miami. and 96 in new orleans. >>> now, here's another bizarre weather phenomenon. this time near denver. a news chopper captured this dust devil in commerce city, colorado yesterday afternoon. the mini twister lasted just a few minutes. like most dust devils, this one was relatively small and did not cause any injuries or damage. >>> that stage collapse at the indiana state fair has claimed another life. the family of 24-year-old megan toothman is now taking her off life support and donating her organs. her doctors say she will not recover from her brain injury. she was among those in the crowd, of course, waiting for sugarland to perform. strong winds caused that stage to topple over. >> such a tragic accident. >>> prosecutors in colorado have filed charges against those three siblings who led police on a cross-country chase. lee grace dougherty, dylan dougherty stanley, and ryan edward dougherty were each charged wit

more heat. 105 in dallas, 107 in houston, 102 in el paso, 97 in albuquerque.ack out to the west, temperatures in the 70s, 80s and 60s in san francisco. 88 in billings. the east coast, 78 in boston, 87 in new york, 93 in atlanta. as we wrap things up, everything you see here on the happen, read them and weep. with the pink and the orange indicates your warnings, advisories. the heat index anywhere from 105 to 115 degrees. mercy me. it will be a brutal time. expect the heat to continue through midweek, possibly places in dallas, texas, through the next weekend. that's the latest. >> of course we'll check in with you in a little while, see if the heat breaks. probably not. >> keep your fingers crossed. >>> coming up, eye scanners to catch criminals. the latest tool for law enforcement agencies. >> look into the camera. >> they can quickly identify who they have in front of them and what potential danger or risk they may pose. >> i'll show you how this works. that's just ahead. the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense

you know this isn't from a video game this is a real life twelve gauge taser gun blueshirts in albuquerque are already packing. electricity with these things the taser x. twelve rifle fires taser projectile rounds with a range of up to one hundred feet they are currently working on a somewhat automatic version capable of firing up to five rounds in two seconds and face several hundred deaths in the u.s. alone already was enough to demonstrate that tasers are not exactly less than lethal and we're going to war be without a few chemical compounds the problem has always been how to most effectively disperse them but the pentagon is developing a method of dispersal for advanced right control agents such as tear gas or even opiates one toy they're working on is the x. sometimes sixty three non-lethal personal suppression project which some would say conventional anti-personnel artillery rounds is able of detonating or releasing a payload in mid-air over targets but this one can do one hundred fifty two canisters of a compound over a hundred thousand square foot area next up the mob access to tu

that i've been an entrepreneur my entire life i actually started a one man handyman business in albuquerque in one thousand nine hundred four and grew to employ over a thousand people twenty years later sold that business in ninety nine nobody lost their job they're doing better than ever and i'd also like people know that i'm an athlete i've been an athlete my entire life and i just think that speaks to goal setting in. you know you're being modest or being modest would you specifically your athletic accomplishments well you know i've been a competitor i've think i've competed in seven hundred fifty events so i was trying to figure that out so i got to do iron man hawaii four times i have gotten to stand on top of the planet having summit of mount everest which i think is just indicative of being fit in and the whole notion of wellness i live by that notion well if only that was the requirement for being president only that we could put in the constitution of what is that if a candidate has not been to the top of mt everest and actually stood on top of the world they're not qualified what

heavy rain in the west from albuquerque to cheyenne.e dakotas. >> 80s from fargo to indianapolis. in boston. 80 here in new york. and 99 in atlanta. almost 110 in dallas and phoenix. sacramento gets up to 84. boise 94 and seattle 77. >>> and with tropical storm emily coming a little bit closer, it was a well-scheduled return to ththocean for one sea turtle. >> andre, there he is, cute little guy, was released back into the atlantic yesterday after a 13-month stay in a wildldfe center. he needed that time to recover from being struck by a boat propeller. but andre's all better now. >> his return was also timed for the turtle mating season. lots to look forward to. >> you go, andre. >> that's right, get it. who knows, maybe there will be some lite andres in the area sometime soon. get to work, buddy. >>> we'll be right back with more "world news now" coming up. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the

. >> 90 in albuquerque. 94 in colorado springs.ostly 80s across the midwest. 75 here in new york. 83 in baltimore. 91 in my hometown of miami. >> a miami girl. >>> president obama will unveil his new plan later today to jump start the economy and create jobs. mr. obama wants to spend more on small businesses in rural areas and also encourage investment. under his plan the usda will allow people to search for jobs at its field offices. and the president also wants to help rural hospitals hire more doctors. he'll announce all of this on his tour through the midwest. abc's jake tapper is traveling with the president in iowa. >> reporter: we're here at the second stop of president obama's bus tour of the heartland. this is just a couple of days after the republicans finished up their straw poll in iowa. the white house insists that this is not a campaign trip, it is an official trip by the president. still, you do hear, even though he is not making partisan attacks, you do hear the preview of the campaign to come. he criticizes some in

and finally, i had to go to the albuquerque journal website to find the whole story. i guess she thought i knew maybe. but the story is that the tribal police on the reservation were raping inmates, and they were raping them frequently. and this was a big, big problem. and it was reported to her. and she tried to get help for it. she wrote to then vice president cheney to say, we need help. she tried to get the fbi in. and the recognition was pretty much what happens in other communities, i think, when your own is attacked. they attack back. and she got a public service officer to testify this was going on. but instead of solving the problem, they got rid of her. so that's why she was impeached. so she's very bitter. and oddly enough, maybe not so oddly but when this is your whole home and you live on the reservation and this is entire place of identity, there's no place to go unless you're going to make a clean break and she has to live with these people who impeached her. it's very difficult. she's an unhappy person. and this is one of those tribal governments that

an albuquerque man is springing into action.ife jumped into that truck, the van crashed. chacon rescued the girl. >> we were about to leave. the man said they stole our little girl. >> police later captured garcia, he's been charged with kidn kidnappi kidnapping, child abuse and tacherring with evidence. that's it for me. i'm brooke baldwin. now it's wolf blitzer back in washington.

showers from flagstaff to albuquerque and wyoming to south dakota. >> this "grease" soundtrack we have78 in omaha. 76 in chicago. 80 in kansas city. 70s in the pacific northwest. 90 in sacramento. dallas 103. new orleans 94. 90 in baltimore. 85 here in new york. we'll take it. >> big fan of "grease"? >> i am. >> i saw you bopping along. >>> a pair of 4-year-old twin girls from spokane, washington, took part in a throwing competition at a minor league baseball game the other night. >> take a look at what they won. their father. sergeant chris whiteman surprised them with his return from a third tour of duty in afghanistan. he was in tears, showing up with a bouquet of roses. the girls, gracie and ruby, and his wife abbie, were clearly overjoyed and the crowd gave them all a standing ovation. isn't that moving? >> it is so nice to see those guys come back and surprise their family and their wives. it's so good to see. especially after the news the last couple of days. so good, so good. >> how emotional. >>> more "world news now" coming up, right after the break. . . at the spacebar. se w

drenching downpours from albuquerque to cheyenne.ossible tornados from billings to rapid city and fargo. stormy across tennessee, alababa and the carolinas. thunderstorms in the midwest. >> a wet 84 in chicago. 82 in omaha. 89 in kansas city. 80s in new york and baltimore. 95 in new orleans. seattle 73. boise 89. and phoenix 108. >>> there's weather in space. there is space weather. >> is there? can you tell us about it? >> i go now to theheap. no, there's new excitement at nasa about a new discovery from the surface of mars. >> that's right, scientists say that these images suggest there's flowing water on the red planet. up until now they've only said there's frozen water on mars. >> this has been a big mystery for scientists for a long time. they say the water is most likely very salty and therefore highly resistant to freezing temperatures. the qution is can that salty water sustain those martians? i mean, living organisms? we'll let you know when they figure it all out. it's supposed to be syrupy, viscous, because of the way the

heavy monsoon downpours from albuquerque to denver and salt lake city. >> a mild 74 in seattle. 93 inolorado springs. near 90 in minneapolis, chicago and detroit. dallas hits 107. still way too hot down there. new orleans meanwhile at 94. atlanta 93. 91 here in new york. 89 in boston. >> i'm glad it's cooled off relatively here. >> nice little break. >>> there's a new kind of rodeo wowing crowds in idaho and there's not a horse, cattle or cowboy in sight. >> instead, the western states rodeo is all backhoes and hard hats. it's a search for the best heavy equipment operator in the northwest. every participant has to demonstrate their skill in several events including tire stacking and navigating through an obstacle course. >> that's tricky. the top contenders will compete at the end of the month for a chance to win a heavy-duty pickup truck. i could use one of those. >> very nice. i hear the swimsuit competition was pretty fun too. so that's good. good work out there, guys. more "world news now" coming up. hó how do you get your bounce? oh, i'm a forgetter. i tend to forget things all

. >> albuquerque 911, what's your emergency? >> a little girl was kidhapped.husband followed the van that they took the little girl in. bill: what an ending here, the attempted kidnapping of 56-year-old girl thanks to the quick thinking of her neighbor. antonio diaz chicone spot a young man forcing ashley vagan into a van, the neighbor hospitalized into his car and folded him, a chase lasting 15 minutes ended when the suspect, phil garcia, crashed his car, chicone grabbed the girl, police grabbed garcia, they are on the case following 911 calls from family members. >> albuquerque, operator 2064, what's your emergency? >> a little girl was kidnapped. my husband folded the van that they took the little girl in. >> you heard a man. >> we heard a man going hey, hey, let her go, we turned around, we were about to leave, we were on the truck, so the man came running to us and he said they stole our little girl. bill: they stole our little girl. police say ashley vaga suffered only minor bruises after fighting back against her a-- attacker. she is okay. martha: what

. >> this is how sugar land began a concert in albuquerque. that moment of silence.ive people were killed in indianapolis on saturday when the stage fell down right there in case you missed it. a huge gust of wind collapsed the whole stage at the indiana state fair. 40 other people were hurt. >>> a violent thunderstorm blamed for this. knocking down a concert's fence and tents and stages. the scaffolding there. this was at a music festival in belgian. that toll is up to five already. more people died overnight. more than 100 others were hurt. concert goerers you can see them -- goers you can see them they ran for their lives when the wind and hail rolled in. the remaining performances have been suspended. >>> hewlett packard is getting out of the personal computer business. it wants to sell its pc business which is the world east largest. they will stop making tablet computers and smart phones. they will continue to sell servers and other equipment to bisquesers and plans to spend $10 billion to buy a british software. >> the evolutionary process is ongoing. and the

sugarland started the concert in albuquerque with that. five people were killed when that stage collapse on saturday. you can see it once more. a huge gust of wind collapsed the entire stage at the indiana state fair. 40 other people were hurt. >>> fear and greed are said to move the stock markets. there is a lot of fear about the u.s. heading back into a recession. carter evans is on the floor of the nasdaq this morning. what are traders saying about the volatility? will we continue to bounce like this? could we see a really big slide? >> reporter: you know a lot of people are saying this is the new normal as we muddle through this. we are in a period now where stocks are trying to basically find some sort of direction here. you know these companies especially the big successful ones are sitting on piles of crash right now. the future is not so bright. take look at numbers from yesterday. just a less mess. it get much worse than that does it? maybe today. let's take a look our futures. our futures are off their lows of the morning. these

albuquerque 95. upper 80s in salt lake city. we'll see 80s from fargo to indianapolis. 88 here in new york. and 97 in hotlanta. >>> here's a fun story. the chief requirement for a pilot in a colorful flying event in moscow this weekend was the ability to swim. >> and a sense of humor. >> 35 teams competed with homemade human-powered flying machines to see who could fly the farthest. >> the farthest is a relative therm i think in this competition. machines with names like "the flying dog," "the devil's wheel," and "the flying mexican" took off from a 30-foot pier and promptly fell into the water. fortunately the so-called flying machines were also judged on creativity, showmanship -- they're having fun, obviously. >> a lot of effort to put into something that just doesn't go anywhere but down. >> like the wright brothers in their early days. >> look at the crowd, the crowd is having a great time. >> enjoying the sun. >> it's a win-win situation. >> exactly. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." [ smooches ] [ male an

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and albuquerque 95. 104 in dallas. 86 in kansas city.need a helmet. that is scary. he's actually been crowned t the world's best yo-yoer 11 times. pretty amazing. obviously pretty cool to see that. definitely a sport. getting a bit of a workout there. >> the olympics may be considering adding that. >> a demonstration sport, that's right. we'll be back with more "world news now." hó >>> welcome back. we return now to one of our top stories. the fears of another day of sell-off on wall street. there are actually many reasons why stocks are plummeting. >> one of them, of course, is standard & poor's. the one agency that dodograded the government's credit rating. but who is s&p, and why do we care? here's abc's jim avila. >> reporter: in detroit, a populous backlash as homeowners still struggling to save their houses from foreclosure in a 3-year-old mortgage crisis many blame on standard & poor's speak out. >> what credibility does standard & poor's have as a credit rating agency when they did such a terrible job? >> reporter: who are these

for example, dallas, back into the triple digits again. 107, the expected high. 107 in albuquerque as66. 94 degrees in portland. wow. 79 in minneapolis. 94 in new york, and 91 in tampa. you're up to speed. alina, your turn. >> dallas can't get a break, can they? >> no. it will be a while. >> reynolds wolf, thank you very much. >>> a civil rights giant immortalized in this nation's history and a giant sculpture of him erected in the nation's capital. the martin luther king jr. memorial will be dedicated next week, but we've got a sneak peek courtesy of cnn's josh levs, who is here with us right now. hey, josh, good morning. >> good morning to you, alina. you and i were talking earlier about how incredibly long in the making this is. the first congressional action towards the ultimate arrival of this martin luther king jr. memorial began 15 years ago. i have a couple of new pictures here. the organizers have been getting to me today, these are rend renderings of what it looks like. and i also have for you now an interactive virtual tour video. let's jump into that. we're going to say on

first ship was before 2004 than the 8,008 of course we know to in the natural history is yemen albuquerque so we were aware that the chips were getting so much better and so much faster and cheaper, and now of course every component of a portable device for computer every part of it gets cheaper and faster every year so it's amazing and we knew that trend was happening but it was obviously happening in that way. >> this is my last bill gates question. but you have your question cards so please feel free to write questions and gather some leader. i thought the most interesting package about bill gates in the book is when you wrote, quote, i left microsoft a quarter-century before bildt did but we both had our signal triumph but in certain respects, neither of us has been quite as good alone as we were together seven reading this and thinking to myself is he trying to say what would have happened if he'd stayed at microsoft and what how would have happened in the past ten years was been going on microsoft has gone by the wayside, not the wayside but is affecting facebook or twitter or google