. >> charla bertrand and her husband spent the last three nights here, sleeping on cotts. she still is not allowed to go home. >> i do understand that they have to make sure the fires are out. they were getting pretty close. >> reporter: there are reports officials believe a person started this wildfire. but the cause remains under investigation. drew levinson cbs news, colorado springs. >> i looked at olga's weather map and in miami, i think it is like 87, 79. they are doing better in the tropics than we are here. >> reporter: we are blaming it all on the heat wave that came rolling through. we knew it was coming. in fact we tracked the heat in the midsection of the country. yes, it is finally here right in our backyard. the forecast for today was a day planner. we have a lot of sunshine this morning. we are starting to see a few high, thin clouds move on through. if you are headed out to the at&t national, you really want to take precautions, have that bottled water with you and wear a visor, at least a hat to keep the sun out of your wise and keep you in the shade as mu

the pilot is swiss adventurer bertrand peacock. he landed it in the capital. his flight took 19 hours. the swiss-made aircraft is fitted with 12,000 solar cells on its wings. the cells provide electricity to a motor that drives the propellers. the plane's wingspan is 63 meters, about the same as a large passenger plane. he is planning to embark on an around the world flight within two years. >>> rainy wednesday in tokyo. time now to check the world weather forecast with sayak sayaka mori. >> hi there. let's first talk about japan. severe tropical storm mawer. rainfall benefit 70 meters. it started to pull away from these islands and will become a rem ment low by thursday morning local time. but high waves and rough seas could be a concern along the coast of the southern islands, special sl as the pacific coast of mainland japan for the next couple of days. conditions will improve across much of the country tomorrow, and temperatures will be warming up to above average temperatures tomorrow. but behind it there are a couple of low pressure systems producing thu

knowledge in that businesses have moved to the south as opposed to the northern part of downtown bertrand's it seems to be concentrated. of of forward to seeing the survey work and the next steps of the process. commissioner miguel: i really appreciate the work that has been done up until now. but what bothers me is the questions of whether we actually understand the length of time that is involved in what we are looking at. it takes 10 years to put together a plan, five years before we start and get finished with it. you have to look 50 years in the future as to what you what. hit by estimation. that area has not been traditionally industrial. it has been mixed. it was mixed in the 1860's, in the 1900's, the 1950's, it is back and forth all the time and will continue to go back and forth. as the city grows, it will go back and forth more quickly. a think if you take a historical look at it, you will understand that there has always been housing down there. there always will be housing down there. i would look for something that is the least restrictive type of zone. to allow hong for the l

knowledge in that businesses have moved to the south as opposed to the northern part of downtown bertrand's it seems to be concentrated. of of forward to seeing the survey work and the next steps of the process. commissioner miguel: i really appreciate the work that has been done up until now. but what bothers me is the questions of whether we actually understand the th

go through to the finals this was the netherlands only win to date against portugal and on sunday bertrand excite have to score at least two goals more than their bogey side to stand any chance of reaching the knockout phase of euro two thousand and twelve after finishing runners up at the world cup the dutch breezed into this summer's tournament as one of the favorites but a short one nil opening defeat to denmark being outplayed two one by old foes germany means the irani have lost their first two games at the euros for the first time they now face a do or die last game in the group of death and hope germany do them a favor by beating the danes. christan a row now though isn't portugal's only threat is everyone knows they have a lot of other good players their team is also well organized which is a huge advantage to the dutch one only one of the last ten meetings with portugal and failed to score in the last six while forty six shot so far in this tournament with a return of just one goal is a damning statistic with the necessary to go cushion in mind that might start with clash on hunte

but she gives her mother, marcheline bertrand, all the credit for where she is today. is a beautiful woman. >> jolie: yeah, she is. >> simon: you're pretty chubby as a kid. >> jolie: i was all cheeks, yeah. >> simon: big lips. >> jolie: big lips. ( laughs ) >> simon: angelina also says it was her mom who taught her how to raise her own kids. at the house angelina was renting in budapest, we weren't allowed to film her children, unless you call jacques one of her kids. he seemed to love the camera almost as much as the camera loves angelina. >> jolie: he likes you. >> simon: you're here because brad is shooting a film here? >> jolie: uh-huh. >> simon: you're not shooting a film? >> jolie: no, we never work at the same time. >> simon: what's better, when brad is working and you're with the kids... >> jolie: yes. >> simon: ...or when you're working and brad is with the kids? >> jolie: when i'm home with the kids. >> simon: bet a lot of full-time parents would love to be shooting movies. >> jolie: yes, they would because it's easier. ( laughs ) my mother was... was a full-

so the gap between hugh hefner and bertrand russell is a lot less than you may think if you know their biographies but i do think he presented arguments and evidence and have an effect on beliefs so i include them in a section of the book i call the casual wise men along with a person like also people have said to me the kindergarten by ebook? he's a philosopher? turns out he's been reading for 20 years. >> the fact that he thought of as a philosophy people that know what they're doing is philosophical work and some journalists i have seen if something is successful in the world and represents a philosophy of the don't agree with the they don't want to call that a philosophy. it can't be that it must be something less. >> it remains a prestigious notion, the philosopher remains a prestigious term even in the culture the often derogates philosophy or thinks don't let them cross the street somebody walk him across. >> but the ideas that catch hold in the culture. whether or not i agree they just do and there is a point that we observe them as a cultural critic you don't get to decide whi