magic, wizards, bobcats and sun round out the top five. >>> the stars are falling at wimbledon.ou had nadal in the first round and now roger fedder would reach 36 consecutive grand slam final, now a spectator. 168th ranked knocked him out yesterday. on the women's side, we were hoping maybe for sharapo sharapova/williams final. not happening. sharapova goes out in three straight sets. six former number one players wepts down. t djokovic and williams will hopefully avoid similar fates later today. >>> yankees gm brian cashman walking back his comments yesterday when he told a-rod to shut the blank up in an interview, he said, quote, i regret the choice of words i used. i popped. reality tv at its best. later adding we want alex back that's not an issue. ca cashman had more than just a-rod to worry about. yankees announced mark teixeria will undergo surgery on on his wrist and will be done for the season. despite all the injuries last night, andy pettitte gave up four runs. rangers won 8-5. and this could be the dunk of the year. check it out. going to be the guy in the red shorts

since setting it up they have seen deer, elk, coyotes, bobcats. imagine going face to face. that is frightening. >> what's more frightening. >> looks like he is in a booth waiting for the photo to snap. >> just to know he was there. you left your camera. turn the camera on. see the big old thing in front of you. are they camping? do they have to spend the night again? yikes. >> the rogers family are the owners of that camera. >> not this rogers' family. not the diana perez rogers' family. >> when tv news anchors share dislike for each other on the air. >> uh-huh. >> uh-huh. >>> sky high thrill ride that promises stomach turning twists and turns. you will see it. seeing it now. no roller coaster quite like this one. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lunesta.

. >> reporter: you don't have to go too far out of town to find bobcats or wild bore but bear is creating quite a buzz. >> i looked over and there it was, right next to my house. >> reporter: a bear and bert did what win would do. he video taped it, staying about 20 feet behind the black bear as it made its way into the woods. >> when he was a little upset he was huffing and snorting. >> reporter: that's when they backed unfortunate. other neighbors saw it too. >> he did kill a few chickens. >> the bear was sitting here like this with his nose in the bucket. >> reporter: the bears found scraps in the compost bucket. it laid down for a while with the head in the pail. >> it's neat to think the bear is in the neighborhood but i don't see the bear or my little girl thriving. >> reporter: state wild life officers. this is just thrilling and magical for a bear to walk through the property here. >> reporter: it's one of many bears usually shy and unseen a.view this close is a rare treat. >> it didn't seemed stressed or in a hurry. i guess it was wondering through the neighborhood for a while. >

. >> reporter: you don't have to go too far out of town to find bobcats or wild bore but bear is creating quite a buzz. >> i looked over and there it was, right next to my house. >> reporter: a bear and bert did what win would do. he video taped it, staying about 20 feet behind the black bear as it made its way into the woods. >> when he was a little upset he was huffing and snorting. >> reporter: that's when they backed unfortunate. other neighbors saw it too. >> he did kill a few chickens. >> the bear was sitting here like this with his nose in the bucket. >> reporter: the bears found scraps in the compost bucket. it laid down for a while with the head in the pail. >> it's neat to think the bear is in the neighborhood but i don't see the bear or my little girl thriving. >> reporter: state wild life ce . this is just thrilling and magical for a bear to walk through the property here. >> reporter: it's one of many bears usually shy and unseen a.view this close is a rare treat. >> it didn't seemed stressed or in a hurry. i guess it was wondering through the neighborhood for a while. >> rep

a family of wild bobcats beating the heat in a shady tucson yard. even taking an adorable dip in a makeshift kiddie pool. let me show you the high temperatures we can expect today. here we're getting close to 130. look at some of the other numbers. 117 in las vegas. 110, palm springs. phoenix, 119. tucson, 113. this is not a one-day deal. that's why you call it a heat wave. it goes for day after day. and look at the numbers to start the workweek. we're watching death valley, 139. vegas stays at 117. that's going to be dangerous. the cops and the hospital workers are prepped and ready. and extreme heat goes to the northwest, too. it does not just stop in the southwest. boise, 100 today. spokane, 90. i will have much more in your nation's weather. of course, there's been some severe weather. we've even got some below-average temperatures to talk about. dan? >> thank you, ginger. incredible numbers. as you say, not just a one-day deal. >>> now, to president obama, who has landed in south africa, where he just held a news conference with the president o

since setting it up they have seen deer, elk, coyotes, bobcats. imagine going face to face. that is frightening. >> what's more frightening. >> looks like he is in a booth waiting for the photo to snap. >> just to know he was there. you left your camera. turn the camera on. see the big old thing in front of you. are they camping? do they have to spend the night again? yikes. >> the rogers family are the owners of that camera. >> not this rogers' family. not the diana perez rogers' family. >> when tv news anchors share dislike for each other on the air. >> uh-huh. >> uh-huh. >>> sky high thrill ride that promises stomach turning twists and turns. you will see it. seeing it now. no roller coaster quite like this one. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lunesta. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep, and lunesta eszopiclone can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. do not take lunesta if you are allergic to anything in it.

that i was working with an agent and we submitted the proposal to publishers and then little brown bobcat. and then i had the time to work on the book. that's typically what happens with nonfiction and fiction, and the book is complete and you submitted to publishers. >> did you have seed money to get ghost of? >> right, go to albania, exactly. [laughter] budget after the albania was on lonely planets 2011. i think the recommended as one of the best places to go because it is still very cheap but it's actually very beautiful. it's right on the mediterranean. we really had a nice time. the food is excellent. >> any other questions? >> when did the oss ewald into the cia? >> i believe that was in the '50s after the war there was a lot of talk about whether the oss should stay as one. it was her nation's first intelligence agency. whether it should stay as one agency or be divided into others, and i'm certain i'm not an expert on that, but i believe that's what happened. and i think, the oss societal a lot of people don't know what the oss is and i think it was such an important part of our

the animal they shot and killed was not a bobcat.ghtening when you have young children running around and they like to go outside and play. >> steve: authorities believe the leopard was being kept as a pet. >> brian: i would think so. it's going to be hot and humid in the northeast. how can we tell? well, a lot of people use the barometer. >> you guys are so mean. >> brian: other people use maria molina's hair. this is what she looked like at 5:00 a.m this morning. then here we are at 7:30 eastern time! what has happened? has humidity set in? >> carol: i think you look beautiful in both pictures. >> brian: i do, too. but we have noticed you have more body. >> there has been somewhat of a transformation. more volume now. >> brian: yes. >> what do y'all think? >> carol: i like it. it has the wind swept look. >> steve: now she's going to put a hat on it? >> yes, i asked them please help me out today. i'm having big-time hair issues. i'm going to put my hair on and try to cover up the problem. >> carol: leave your hair down. it looks bea

west virginia, graduated from hinton high school, played on the girls' basketball team, she is a bobcat as i recall, sylvia mathews burwell. and it's a state that has produced certainly a lot of coal, natural resources, but also a lot of good people and a lot of good leaders. came to us from west virginia having been two-term governor, two-term governor of the governors' association. he was marked maybe for greatness. maybe for greatness. i think his wife -- his wife has a birthday tomorrow, west virginia has a birthday the day after tomorrow. mr. manchin: hers is the 20th. mr. carper: and separated from virginia and about 237 years ago this past saturday, the state of delaware gave pennsylvania its independence. and we had been joined as a colony, what was delaware, they were joined at the hip. i like to say on june 15, 1776, delaware gave pennsylvania its independence and declared our independence from -- from the tyranny of the british throne. here we are five days later celebrating west virginia giving west virginia its independence. and they're going out on their own and making us

bobcats, coyotes, owls, lizards, snakes, all rely on habitat on both sides of the border. additional fencing will adversely impact these and other animal habitats. their, erecting additional border fence will cost billions of dollars. this money could be more efficiently spent on less intrusive, high tech, border surveillance and economic aid to border communities on the u.s. and mexico. the focus of these provisions ick isguided as it promotes a to a problem rooted in violence and lack of opportunity. since 2006, approximately 71,500 people have been killed as a result of cartel violence in mexico. while mexico's overall economy has performed exceedingly well in the past, recent past, economic conditions along the u.s.-mexico border remain kyntly stagnant. the real solution to reducing the flow of undocumented ámigrant into the couldn't -- development on both sides of the border, thereby providing more economic opportunities for an ever-increasing population. fostering a vibrant border economy will mean that young men and women will have an option other than organized cr