are you alexis? ok! here is alexis gomez. she is from june st. jordan and going to uc santa cruz. president yee: are you going to perform for us again? she was the one who came for the lunar new year and perform for us. that was hurt. -- that was her. ok. next group. united educators of san francisco. president kelly. >> thank you very much. if any of our scholarship winners are here, would you please come forward? i am dennis kelly, the president of the united educators of san francisco. each year, we give scholarships based not just on academic excellence, but based on essays that people right. we have asked them to start writing about the interests of our former presidents. two winners of the joan marie shelley who wrote about multiple languages. we had a winner of ke for thent mitchell award. his specialty was technology. that was the nature of that essay competition. jim vallard was one of the first organizers to get people into unions. the essays there were about the role that individuals played in organizing and helping others. we also give to other awards, in honor of one

alexis, great to have you on the program. thank you so much for joining us. it is a great story and particularly in this world of technology start-ups. the book tells the start-up story of your daily online sample sales e-commerce site. we live in a pretty entrepreneurial world already. i know that. but why do you think gilt group was such a success and really resonated? >> there are a couple things. one, clearly we hit a chord with consumers. many of our 5 million members, men and women, are putting us into their daily schedule. in templts way we started, the most common form of failure comes from a team that doesn't gel. we had a team that was not just skilled complements to one another but more importantly personality complements. we really covered each other's blind spots. >> this was something that you wanted. you were always looking for designer clothes at discount prices. >> yes. my co-founder and i used to sneak out of our day jobs in new york to go to invite-only designer sales. we loved it. we knew there would be other customers nationally who would

and political commentator michael barone examines the writings and observations of the aristocrat alexis de toqueville focuses on liberty, equality and community. toqueville is best known for his two volume work, democracy in america, based on his traveled around america in the 1830s. mr. barone was a guest lecturer at the citadel military college in charleston, south carolina, in a course called the conservative intellectual tradition in america. this is just under two hours. >> well, thank you very much. it's an honor to be here and a special honor to be asked to speak on the fragility of ordered liberty and to speak on alexis de toqueville and re, re-reading de toqueville in preparation for this lecture, i kind of think he was something like mozart nap i was in the presence of the mind so far along almost anyone else in history that it almost book nos comparison with anybody else. you can listen to the music of mozart and it sounds pleasant and melodic and so forth, but if you really think about it, if you really analyze it, you realize that he's doing thing nos one else had ever done

. > el 27 de mayo al pequeño alexis de 8 años. se perdió. alexis que le como carne una máscara, dijo en una conferencia de prensa lo que quería hacer. >>> >>> sin darse cuenta, recorrió 18 kilómetros atravesando peligrosas calles. >>> al otro día... y comenzamos abu caa buscar lla por teléfono. y nos contesta que no lo tiene. >>> los padres pidieron auxilio a la policía que buscó por todas partes, revisaron autos y casas mientras tanto alexis seguía pedaleando s rulo bo. se detuvo en una gasolinería y no dejó de llorar, hasta que un ta xirblt se acercó a consolarlo y se dio cuenta que no sabía regresar a la casa. lo reportó a la policía y esta lo llevó a sus padres. >>> hay que hacer un punto de enentro para el menor. y que los madres lo reconozcan. >>> es el momento del emotivo encuentro con la mamá que estalló en llanto y el padre lo levantó victorioso ando las se agradeció c manos a los policías. >>> se dieron cuenta de su ausencia, su reacción fue un ataque de histeria, creyó que no lo vvería a ver después de 6 horas, e niño a

michael barone examines the writings and observations of the 19th the century french aristocrat, alexis de tocqueville focusing on his conceptions of liberty, equality and community. tocqueville is best known for his two-volume work "democracy in america," based on his travels around america in the 1830s. almost barone was a guest lecturer at the citadel military college in charleston, south carolina in a course called the conservative intellectual tradition in america taught by the professor mallory factor. this is just under two hours. able. >> well, thank you very much. it's an honor to be here, and a special honor to be asked to speak on the fra jiflt ordered liberty and to speak on alexis de tocqueville. and in rereading tocqueville in preparation for this lecture, i began to think that he was something like mozart, that i was, that i was in the presence of a mind that was so far above the level of almost anyone else in history, that you know he almost works no comparison with anybody else. you can listen to the music of mozart and it sounds pleasant and melodic and know for the. b

this week, author and political comment they tar michael barone observes the writings of alexis dete tocqueville. best known for "democracy in america" based on his traveling around america in the 1830s. mr. barone was in a course called the conservative intellectual tradition in america taught by professor mallory factor. this is just under two hours. >> well, thank you very much. it's an honor to be here, and a special honor to be asked to speak on the fragility of ordered liberty and to speak on alexis de tocqueville. and in rereading tocqueville in preparation for this lecture, i began to think that he was something like mozart, that i was -- that i was in the presence of a mind that was so far above the level of almost anyone else in history, that, you know, he almost works no comparison with anybody else. you can listen to the music of mozart and it sounds pleasant and melodic and so forth. but if you really think about it, if you really kind of analyze it, you realize that he's doing things no one else had ever done or was capable of doing, that it's so far above the level of

tony, alexis, welcome. >> thanks. >> eric: tony, you think the bain attacks will get traction?ey have not gotten it yet. you saw it in the republican primary when newt gingrich and rick peritried the attacks. but president obama and his campaign were going to be more effective in attacking governor romney on this. what has happened, they have created a firestorm in which the most powerful counter narrative have come from cory booker, by almost neutralizing the attacks from the start. but now you have former governor ed rendell saying, not so fast. bill clinton has called mitt romney's record as a business leader, sterling. have you deval patrick, the prodigy of mr. david axelrod saying he supports private equity and bain capital. so when have you gotten the most powerful counter narrative from your opposition, have you scored a major victory. >> eric: alexis, what does it mean when prominent democrats, including former president clinton say that mitt romney has done good work as a businessman? >> i think what it means is that there is a little bit of disagreement in the democra

good job. >> reporter: the sheriff gave alexis and darren excellence awards for their bravery. her mom was proud. >> it's hard listening to the tape, the 911 call. they really did a good job. >> reporter: their case is similar to another one in hollywood, florida where 11-year-old luis gutierrez, also home alone, hid in his room and told a 911 operator he heard burglars in his house. >> he says he hears him. that's what he said. i don't know if it's real or not. >> it's real! it's real! >> reporter: waiting for police luis became more afraid. >> are the cops here yet? >> be quite, okay? talk very softly, all right? >> okay. >> reporter: now, that story also had a good ending, the police arrived. they arrested three more teenager boys there. young luis was found to be safe and now he, too, is being called a 911 hero. ann. >> all right. mark potter, thank you so much for those stories. >>> coming up just ahead, our first look at the young georgia woman fighting a flesh eating bacteria since her ordeal began and good news about her recovery but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> st

food is approved alexis thanks so much for this thank you. now everything you know about meat glue and the food you eat is right. the good the bad of the very very horace sensuously ugly the good elizabeth warren speaking of the net roots nation convention in providence rhode island over the weekend wore an attack mitt romney's infamous quote corporations are people born from war and said to the crowd you know mitt corporations are not people people have hearts they have kids they get jobs they get sick they love they cry they dance they live they die i learned that ever it's time for all americans to learn the differences ms war and put it and continue the fight to overturn citizens united is the only way we can begin to rebuild america and take back control of our democracy. the bat house judiciary chair lamar smith earlier this year new jersey rep steve rothman introduced a bill that would prevent attorneys from removing jurors from the jury pool because they're gay well this should already be a right for gay jurors have of the constitutio

alexis you're more of a conservative. >> this was democracy in action. the unions didn't get the result that they wanted but i don't think this is all bad news. i think president obama made the right decision to maybe not get into the recall election-- >> cenk: i disagree on both those counts but i only have time to address one. we're not saying that this is a death of democracy because the progressives lost. of course the processsives can lose, but it's the death of democracy because they outspent the--obama had more money in 2008. there was more money on the side of gay rights, then gay rights wins. the answer is not in the votes but in the money. that's why democracy died. it died before wisconsin but wisconsin was a perfect example of it. we don't have a representative of democracy. your votes don't matter nearly as much as a person who has money. i say this all the time because you got to get it through your head he head. 93% of the time money will win. money is ultimate in this system, and this system, unfortunately

. >> that somebody is 22-year-old alexis reynoso. >> is the belt off? >> i advised my partner jenson to grab the fire extinguisher, and i ran down to see what i could do. he was trapped. the dashboard was pulled down around his legs and waist area. so there was no way he was going to get out on his own. as jenson got there with the fire extinguisher, i had been working to try and move his legs to a better position to try to extract him from the vehicle. >> it was hot. it was undescribable. in a way, every time we pulled him out, he was trying to get his head out of the window, try to get fresh air because the black smoke was already building inside the car. >> as the fire burns out of control, the officers, jack klein and others, frantically try to pry reynoso out of the vehicle. >> he was hit actually from the side. and his door was all squashed in. there was no way we could open the door to get him out. >> they try to rip open the hood of the car. >> i told them don't open it because more oxygen, nor flame. and at the same time were thinking what if t

the two children hid in a bedroom closet while alexis called police. officers arrived to find the three suspects in the house. alexis and her brothers were given awards and gifts for their bravery. >> my head was everywhere but i was trying to make sure we were safe and try not to make sure that we weren't going to get hurt. i was trying to protect my brother. i would have sacrificed myself for him. >> they weren't the only ones in the closet. the gunmen were in a different closet when the police arrived. >>> questions abound about one of the most popular videos on the internet. a homeowner in florida posed it over the weekend. the cub's mother opened the garage door and held it open. the cub climbed down the ladder and out the door. some wonder how the cub got in the garage in the first place. and other people are questioning the ladder at the end of the beam. >> how do you train bears to do that? >> i've done it before and it's really tough. it takes hours. >> if anyone can do it, it is you. how do you explain this magical weather? >> a cold front ca

. >> as alexis christoforous tells us, the company received a big thank you from the white house. >> reporter: first lady michele obama had a warm greeting for the newest partner in her campaign against obesity. >> this new initiative is truly a game changer for the health of our children. >> reporter: disney announced that all products advertised on its media outlet have to meet new, stricter nutritional standards. that means a wide range of candy, cereals and fast foods will disappear from disney's tv channels, radio stations and websites. >> i totally agree they should have everything more healthy. >> reporter: the health kick also extends to disney's theme parks which will cut sodium in children's meals by 25%. disney did its homework before launching the new plan. executives studied the market place and found consumers are demanding more nutritious food. the company is selling billions of its licensed fruit and vegetable servings at theme parks and that could help offset any drop in advertising revenue. >> they've realized that what is good for our children can also be good busi

. >> alexis en el plat, rodriguez con una curva y fuera. >> price entra y sale de un problema muy graveace ganando la carrera. >> hacemos una pausa y ya volvemos. >> miles de vezolanosor estos dias. >>en muchos casos esta busqueda es fallida >>ahora busco ampollas de printerán y no hay. >>uno no cosigue las medicinas que nesita. >>mensaje de internauta que solicita a medicina ra la diabetes, inundan las redes sociales >>las situación obliga a las persas aacudir a la redes sociales >>así vivimos los venezolanos >>la situación de escasez ya lleva varios meses. >>esto tiene queer con el riesgo cambiario. >>aparece un producto, desaparece en el tiempo, aparece otro y desaparece en el tiempo, esta intermitencia se maiene. >>el gobierno atribuye a la manipulacion de los empresarios del sector. >>la situación de casez no tide a mejorar a pesar de ser un año electoral. >>hamos una pausa, ya volvemos en mutos, >>lo dejamos con sus comentarios en facebook y twitter antes estamos devuelta aquí en contacto deportivo para revisar las respuestas de twitter. >> "se puede armar un buen equipo con jugad

great to talk with you. >> thank you for having me. >> alexis maybank joining us next. >>> take a lookt will have an impact on your money. take a look at how the stock market ended the week. how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. >>> for more on our show and our guests wsjr.cnbc.com. follow me on twitter and google plus. look for @mariabartiromo. now a look at the stories coming up that may move the markets and impact your money. on monday, apple's worldwide developers conference kicks off in san francisco. techies will be watching for new product and application announcements. on wednesday, jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon will testify before the senate banking committee about jpmorgan chase's multi-billion dollar trading loss. total retail sal

but on the other, alexis, who heads the coalition of the left. they shot to a surprise second place last month and have been growing ever since. vehemently opposed to the bailout agreement, he wants to hold the cost cutting, but believes he can keep the country in the eurozone. >> we believe the bailout is already in the past. it will enter into history on june 17, and the country will have the possibility on the european level to negotiate a different course from a catastrophic one that is following. >> but the line from the e.u., principally berlin, is greece must pursue the cuts and reforms to continue to receive its international lone. without -- international loan. without the funds, they would probably be forced to leave the euro. they're betting that germany would back down at the 11th hour to prevent the eurozone from losing a member and the whole project from being undermined. but it's a high-stakes bet and could backfire. fear of that has led some greeks to withdraw bundles of cash, although there's not the bank run that many had antici

that it's not doing anything wrong from the international board to view those are two correspondent alexy. well signs that an international race to dominate the skies with drones and as well has unveiled its first unmanned aircraft president hugo chavez announced the country made the drone in partnership with iran russia and china here it is thirteen feet long and ten feet wide this drone reportedly can soar at three thousand feet for ninety minutes at a time it doesn't carry any weapons but can go on night flights and take photographs and video so that's just the first to be unveiled by venezuela but they don't have anything on the u.s. is massive a drone program the u.s. is the largest producer and most frequent user of the unmanned aircraft with a fleet of over seven thousand drones and the u.s. just unveiled the yet another one of them take a look there's a monster of a drone was recently revealed recently in california it's a broad area maritime surveillance drone or bams as it's called it has a wingspan of more than one hundred thirty feet and can soar at eleven miles high for thirt

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alexis christoforous has tonight's money watch update. >> reporter: u.s. home builders broke ground on more single family homes last month. and permits for future building projects rose to the highest level in three years. housing starts fell 5% in may because of a plunge in apartment construction. and investors are pinning their hopes on the federal reserve. many are hoping the fed will announce new steps to get the economic recovery back on track. fedex is sounding a profit warning. the delivery company says higher cost sent a slowing economy will hurt earnings. microsoft has taken the wraps off the new tablet computer, surface. the answer to the popular ipad. the cover flips down to become a full key board and has a kick stand. it will run on the windows 8 operating system. it hits the market this fall and will retail for between 500 and $800. sales of the nook fell 11% last quarter. and that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> nothing draws others and awes of -- draws awes like the picture o

alexis has tried very hard to fight that notion writing an article insisting that he wants greece to say in the euro, but the financial markets don't believe him. we had a chance to speak wa his leading economic advisor today, john melios, and i asked how do you respond that when your can case does well the financial markets fall. here is what he said. >> we will show the financial markets to the people in greece and all over the world that we have a program which is meant to stabilize the country, to stop austerity, but on the same time, to balance the budget by raising revenues, bringing justice and democracy in the country. >> referee: the plan that they have in mind, though, has a lot of items that economist think glooes would be less competitive and likely to pay it's bills back. they want raise the minimum wage, they don't want to make government spending smaller. they say they want to make the government more efficient. when i asked him about this, he disagre disagreed. >> we're not extremist. we're people who want to restore the unjustice that has been done to this country an

i'm alexis christoforous. >>> a large flock of ducks stretched their legs in china. more than 5000 ducks hit the street on their usual trek to a local pond. a picture of this same scene went viral online last week. the farmer who owns the ducks he is not trying to make news and doesn't want to be all over youtube but takes the birds on a walk a few times a year to help them burn off energy. >> that's a good idea. >> and they all follow along. >> good idea. good idea. >>> still ahead, bus monitor bullied, how her community is coming together to support her. >> and jerry sandusky's first comment about his child sex abuse conviction. >> and bernadette woods is updating our first warning forecast. >> wjz-13 is always on. for instant updates, click wjz.com. [ horn honks ] ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the moist, chewy, deliciousness you desire. mmmm. thanks. at 90 calories, the brownie of your dreams >>> all right. a nice day outside. >> it really is beautiful here. we already started to lose the humidity in baltimore, but

alexis hunter, she will be going to clark atlanta. theresa aaliyah abdul, she will be attending lincoln university. ashante dudley will be attending fisk university. centeria lashaw ragler will be attending lincoln university. tiffany mccoy will be attending lincoln university. our final scholar, lana nicole anderson. she will be attending bennet college. she is our scholar that had a 4.0 gpa. awesome student. we want to thank you for the opportunity to announce these scholars because they are gone. we would like that one quick picture. [applause] we have a superintendent in the house! [laughter] president yee: well she is taking the photo, i want to take this opportunity to have the vice president read out the recipients of the other two groups, who are not able to attend today. there are the latin-american teachers association and the organization of filipino educators. vice president norton. vice president norton: for the latin american teachers association, we have gomez, jr., attending uc-merced. emmannuel rodriguez, lopez, berna

open and this week sonoma good stuff >>> history in each of the country alexis' first president will have more on mohammad morrissey including his connections to california. that does it for eyewitness news 60 minutes next. news and w,,,,,,,, look who we got here. put a little pepper on that. i'm a typical mom. i go to amusement parks. and my kid's games. and just like any typical mom i'm thrilled when my champion loves to eat something nutritious, like chobani champions yogurt. it's a good source of protein, and most important, he loves it. so even though i'm an olympian, around here, i'm just another mom trying to help her champion win the day.

alexis mcgill johnson.abrina schaeffer, the executive director of the independent women's forum. alexis, the president enjoys as we saw that favorability rating and yet when asked about whether or not he is doing a good job, only 48%, or so, of voters feel that he is doing a good job as president. will the favorability rating carry him across the finish line in november? >> well i think when you compare the president's favorability with romney's favorability i think absolute we can see that he is definitely going to continue to enjoy more, more support by a broad sector of americans. i think the real difference, around the job issue has to do with his favorability versus the congress's favorability which is virtually in the toilet at this point. i think that is because the american people know that as hard as this president has worked to create almost, over 4 million jobs, for this nation and for this economy, that congress has at every turn tried to thwart his ability to do so. and i think they, they, like

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let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> emergency g-7 talks are taking place today about europe's debt crisis. they're -- there are growing concerns that spain's banks will need a bailout. and word that one of the largest lenders in cypress is in need of cash. analysts say this is a threat to the u.s. economy. and that has many wonder waiting to see if the federal reserve plans another round of stimulus to jump start the economy. fed chief ben bernanke is expected to give his speech on monday. >>> service companies, including restaurants and hotels, expanded at a slightly faster pace in may. it's the 29th straight month of expansion for u.s. service companies, which employ roughly 90% of the work force. verizon says it has offered voluntary buyouts to employees in 12 states. they hope not to have to cut 1700 jobs. >>> casino magnet, steve nguyen, plans to spend money. nguyen is going ahead with the resort, despite signs of an economic slowdown in asia. the project will house hotel rooms, gaming tables, restaurants, the shops, spa and

let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has update. s cbs money watch >> reporter: stocks rose on upbeat news about housing and manufacturing. more americans signed contracts to buy a home in may. and businesses ordered more ng-lasting items like computers and appliances. experts say both reports point to a slowly improving economy. but europe continues to be a big worry for world markets. european leaders will hold a two-day summit to discuss the problems. invests igatorare worried it will end any meaningful solution. >>> lawmakers are ing at college loans. without a deal, rateoss federally subsidized student rates were set to jump from 3 to 7%. the white house said it is pleased with the deal democrats and republicans have reached and hopes they will reach the deal quickly so the president can sign it. >>> apple is suing, claiming samsung copied the signof the ipad. the trial begins next month. and google has unveiled its very own tablet computer at a conference in san francisco. the google branded s 7 tablet has a 7-inch screen, sma

in new york, i'm alexis kristoforos. >>> our time 16:07. -- is 6:07. we're under a severe weather alert. violent storms could be brewing in the region. howard is keeping an eye on things. >> plus, the story everyone is talking about this morning. we have a big debate here in the newsroom. the verbal bullying of an elderly school bus monitor. find out why the kids involved may not be getting off scot- free. >>> we won't be setting any records for the heat but still it's going to be hot. high temperatures in the low 90s. this afternoon you'll need to watch out for the threat for strong to even severe thunderstorms. i'll have the full forecast in a few minutes. >>> it's been a tough one on the northbound side of i-95 with an accident north of dale city blocking the two left lanes. you have traffic state through woodbridge. here at the 14th street bridge, 395 looks great. no problems into the downtown area. i'll be back in a few minutes with an update on that accident at 6:17. if you're planning to be anywhere near the beltway in virginia at the wilson bri

. >>> lease go to new york right now, alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> stocks staged one of their biggest rallies of the year, after europe took concrete steps to address the region's economic crisis. european leaders agreed to send bailout funds directly to struggling banks or ease austerit measures. consumer sentiment fell to its lowest level of the year in june. americans were also more cautious about their spending last month, as their wages barely budged. bernie madoff's younger brother told a new york judge today, he's sorry for the massive fraud. 64-year-old peter madoff pleaded guilty to the conspiracy after his brother was sentenced to 150 years in prison. >>> he's agreed to serve 10 years in prison and forfeit $143 billion. >>> toyota is adding about 150,000 lexus suvs to its huge recall for unintended acceleration. gas pedals can become trapped by floor mats, causing the suv to accellerate unexpectedly. since 2010, toyota has recalled more than 14 million vehicles to fix floor mats, gas pedals and other safety problems. that's your money watch

. >> joining now from new york is alexis magill johnson she is the executive director of the american values institute. okay, alexa, he does a campaign event. one of thousands, it seems. >> yeah. >> but he was in new hampshire yesterday. he has moved on from there. he was in new hampshire yesterday, and he goes and gives this talk and invokes the war on women again analogy. that we heard about last month, the month before and tries to ride that with the students many of them very young, you could see the people behind them, some of them look like they were 14 and 15 years old. why is it appropriate for the president to talk about sex and so forth in front of the high school audience? >> first of all, laura, he was talking at a high school not a preschool. many of the young adults i know, they are getting ready themselves for -- to go to the voting booth. they are getting ready to go to war. i think they are perfectly have a conversation about reproductive health and contraception. >> when you say reproductive health, that includes obviously topics regarding sexuality and i know your g

in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> coming up on eyewitness news at 4:00.early a dozen defts. -- defendants. what they say in the fatal marching band case. >>> and we're looking at a gorgeous day down here at baltimore's inner harbor. we'll have the first full day of the sailabration. we'll have this and more coming up when eyewitness news at 4:00 continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ jared ] uh, michael? you know... big game... that was sort of supposed to be for all of us. [ slurping ] [ male announcer ] give 'em what they love. subway! giant subs, sandwich and cookie platters. and big-time value. subway catering. order today! ♪[ music ] >>> and welcome back to wjz's live coverage of the star spangled sailabration. in the inner harbor and throughout baltimore's port. and i am denise koch. and i'm with tim williams. and this sailabration is going to include fireworks, it's going to include music. there's a lot of food around here, let me tell you that. obviously the ships that you can tour for free as you were saying. >> that's right. >> it's really a wonderful even

. >> that was a very scared alexis last thursday when three guys broke into her house. she was home with her 10-year-old brother at the time and the two hid in a locked closet and stayed on the phone with dispatchers until police arrived. the sheriff awarded the kids at a news conference yesterday and said he was impressed by their courage. alexis said she just wanted to keep her brother safe. >> well, my head was kind of everywhere, but i was trying to make sure that we were safe and try not to make sure that we weren't going to get hurt. i was trying to protect my brother. i would have sacrificed myself for him. >> and deputies say it was three teenagers who broke in to the home and the house next door, as well. they all now face charges of arm aed burglary. >>> representative jesse jackson is taking a medical leave from congress. his office says he's being treated for exhaustion. the illinois democrat is the subject of the house ethics investigation stemming from allegations he might have been in talks to buy the senate seat once held by president obama. >>> and pres

al alexis said she just wanted to keep her brother safe. >> well, my hand was kind of everywhere but i was trying to make sure that we were safe and try not to make sure that we weren't going to get hurt. i was trying to protect my brother. i would have sacrificed myself for him, but -- >> deputies say three teens broke into that home. each are now charge with armed burglary. >>> 5:18. this morning rescue workers resume efforts to find survivors at a mall that collapsed in canada over the weekend. one person died when the roof of the mall at elliott lake buckled on saturday. 22 people were hurt. yesterday rescue workers say they heard tapping underneath the rubble but they had to suspend their search because the structure is just unstable. >>> tourism industry says the worst wildfire season in more than a decade is taking a toll. this morning there are at least 12 active fires burning across colorado. at least 11,000 people have been evacuated. that includes hundreds of tourist forced out of their hotels and camp grounds. in utah, a wildfire burned hundreds of vacation cabins. that f