. >> you said you were going to stay in boise?rever. >> it is a shame he had to leave. >> don't make fun of boise. boise is a good little town. >> it is a good town if you're passing through. >> so that ring basically we kind of nickname it the boise jewels. >> sure. >> pam is saying what time is it? >> hang in there. >> i'm listening. you know what they say in baseball. not over until the last out. that's how i feel about kron. it is not over until they don't pay the light bill. then they will know it is over. andy roddick can't get over in the big ones. you know who he is married to? see if you remember. >> brooklyn decker. >> in that movie with adam sandler. >> knocking out roddick. lopez from spain. four, five years, roddick will be the next big star but he just cannot get by in these big events so he is saying 29 may be the ends. don't forget, if you need insurance you saw it there. >> have a good night, everybody. and a good weekend. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com [ beep ]

boise 76. still hot in the desert southwest. >>> not many changes for the weekend forecast either, lynn. pretty warm. >>> coming up, how the dow clawed back from triple digit losses. not so fast. the winklevos twirns already back in court. >>> plus lightning mcqueen get revved up for their return to the big screen. >>> coming up, draft night in the nba. the flyers trade away two of their stars. how do the washington nationals win and lose in the same day? >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. still no decision from the new york state senate on whether it will take up a historic gay marriage bill. meanwhile, at a new york city fund-raiser last night, president obama said he believes gay couples deserve the same legal rights as other couples but stopped short of endorsing gay marriage. >>> the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, general david petraeus, told lawmakers thursday that president obama's troop reduction plan is

what a nice day in boise. 74 and sunny. you know that heat will be right around the corner there as we get to the summer months. >>> 103 degrees in yuma. i used to live there. >> i forget that you used to spend some hot summers there. weekend forecast coming up. >>> going to jail for making a friend on facebook? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus the pluses and the minuses at the box office. >>> coming up t mavericks storm downtown dallas. phil mickelson has nothing to celebrate on his birthday. you've seen walkoffs in baseball but not one like this. >>> well, good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> the "wall street journal" reports the aarp, the powerful lobbying group for older americans, is dropping its longtime opposition to social security cuts. "the journal" says the group has concluded change to the program is inevitable and they want to try to minimize the damage. still, the move risks alienating m

salt lake city, 97, casper at 94, boise at 92.he other storm we're dealing with out here is moving along the coastline, showers and thunderstorms possible from seattle to portland to medford. and even into wednesday, some will linger, especially in the northern rockies, boise, changeses of thunderstorms and chances for showers tomorrow in the northwest. if you're watching us on knrv, news 4, reno, nevada. wheels that look more like works of art than they do vehicles, at quirky rides at the national automobile museum. >>> now here's an early look at entertainment headlines. with the new tv season fast approaching, news of charlie sheen's small screen future is heating up. radar on-line reports sheen signed a deal for a new show with lionsgate television which, in turn, is negotiating with cable outlets with tbs as the frontrunner. cable is preferred because sheen's show will apparently be racier. sheen will make less up front, but more of a percentage, meaning he could make more than he did at cbs. >>> meanwhile, sources tell tmz "

they said we could fly from phoenix to boise. so we will to come all the way down to terminal 1. and when we got to terminal 1 they said the flight from phoenix to boise is completely overbooked so they are sending us all the way back. >> reporter: pat hogan said the airline hasn't been much help. >> computers stopped and they threw their hands up. >> reporter: united said they are working with passengers to rebook or provide refunds. rebooking has been tough being the summer. missing flights halfway around the world. >> we went to frankfurt then san francisco. >> you are supposed to be in chicago? >> yes. >> how bad has it been? >> it hasn't been bad at all. i got lucky. >> reporter: lucky because she got rerooted to san francisco. bumped up to first class. it was almost as good for josh simmons. >> i got here a couple hours early. but still missed my flight. i'm just waiting in line after line hoping to catch another one. so... >> got to keep a stiff upper lip on this one? >> yes. it is for work so i'm getting paid. paid by the hour right now. >> reporter: not so bad much . the

you notice a little nose of the warm air came in through nevada and all the way up to boise which reached 95. salt lake city, a taste of summer for you at 90 degrees. metford at 94. there were hot spots, but if you were along the coast you were on the cool side. also watch these clouds as they move west to northeast now. this blew through a weak cold front, some showers in the northern rockies. and this little air mass behind this front will keep a few scattered showers in the forecast today for much of coastal washington inland to the puget sound southwards into portland, but the heat is the story in the south. today 111 in phoenix. tucson should easily be between 105 and 110. vegas near 110. l.a. and also san francisco a little cooler there with temperatures near air moving if the water, but in arizona, no air in sight. friday forecast coming up. >> thank you so much. also coming up, a disappointing fed forecast. the final act in the facebook feud. >>> and guys, how much would you spend for a good razor? your business news headlines are straight ahead. >>> spider-man's star tony mcguire

said we could fly from phoenix to boise, but we had to go down to terminal one. when we got to terminal one, the flight from phoenix to boise is overbooked. >> the airline hasn't been much help. >> the computers crashed and they just threw their hands up. didn't know when they would be up. didn't know what they would do with all these people. >> united said it is working with passengers to rebook or provide refunds. with airlines flying fuller than ever, rebooking has been tough. misty has missed flights half way around the world. >> warsaw was late and then we went to frankfort. >> you're supposed to be in chicago? >> yes. >> how bad has it been? >> it hasn't been bad at all. i got lucky. >> lucky because she got rerouted to san francisco. bumped up to first class. it was almost as good for josh simmons. >> i got here a couple hours early, but still missed my flight. waiting in line after line. hopefully catch another one. >> got to keep it up on this one. >> oh yeah, it's for work, so i'm getting paid. get paid by the hour right now. >> it wasn't so bad for uni

in the rockies. >> 75 in boise. 67, seattle. phoenix, 103. albuquerque, 93. 80s. twin cities.cago, omaha, 78. here in new york. 92 in new or leans. >> hot there in texas. how would you look to talk abut this. pretty impressive this guy. talking about 25-year-old austin zelcowski arrived in santa monica, california ending a 3,400 mile, coast to coast odyssey all on skates. >> yeah, rather unique looking. not average rollerblades. he started here in new york last october. carried that american flag the entire way by the way. the reason for the trip, he just wanted to inspire young folks to do something extraordinary. which we can agree he has done. >> really cool. carried the flag. to finish it up, zelcowski went into the ocean with skalts on and all. he said now it is over he will fly back home to michigan hopefully putting his feet up. >> probably wanted to cool off. >> coast right in. impressive though. >> maybe time for us to skate out of here. >> driving cross-country is hard. >> we'll be right back, everyone, with more "world news now." ♪ he was a skater boy she said see y

they said we could fly from phoenix to boise.e had to come all the way down to terminal 1 and when we got to terminal 1 they said the flight from phoenix to boise is completely overbooked so they are sending us all the way back. >> reporter: pat hogan says the airline hasn't been much help. >> their computers crashed and they just threw their hands up. didn't know when they would be up. didn't know what they would do with all these people. >> reporter: united says it is working with passengers to rebook or provide refunds but with airlines flying fuller than ever this summer rebooking has been tough. missing flights halfway around the world. >> warsaw was late. and then we went to frankfurt. and then frankfurt put me to san francisco. >> because you were late to frankfurt? >> you are supposed to be in chicago? >> yes. >> how bad? >> it hasn't been bad at all. i got lucky. >> lucky because she got rerooted to san francisco. bumped up to first class. it was almost as good for josh. >> i got here a couple hours early but still misse

just kind of a murky, 77 in medford, and spokane to boise, should see a decent wednesday and notice theeserts, we get to 108 for your forecast high tomorrow, so i guess the heat is on. if you're watching us on kntv, nbc, in california's bay area. learn all about sharks that swim through local waters, through hands-on presentation at shark talk, at the aquarium of the bay. >>> bill, thanks so much. now, here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. tori spelling watt in a fender-bender at her kid's school on monday. an accident she claims was caused by a photographer chasing her. she said she was shaken up, but said she and her two kids are just fine. she is currently pregnant with a third. an assist nlt said tori was trying to get away from a photographer. and said after the accident, the shutterbug got out of his car to try to get more pictures. >>> the kardashians scored a big victory, successfully fending off a lawsuit, saying kim and courtney were to blame for the collapse of a credit card company when they soured on a deal after the card came under fire for hig

thunderstorms will be widespread, though, late this afternoon from boise to salt lake city.hat's where the hot air is meeting that new storm system. showers from seattle to portland. maybe even a stray thunderstorm from tucson to arizona. tomorrow looks a little calmer. >>> if you're watching us on khq right now in spokane, washington, see models rafted by the renaissance. leonardo da vinci, man, inventor, genius. that's what they call me. >> are you sure you got that right? bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment where relationship news both good and bad take center stage. america ferrera married the boyfriend she's been seeing since college monday evening in a private ceremony. >>> david duchovy and tea leoni have separated for the second time since the two married in 1997. >>> a judge ordered warner brothers to send $55,000 a month of any money due to charlie sheen to former wife brooke mueller for support. >>> mel gibson and longtime wife robin have settled their long fight over property dispute which should lead to

boise starting to heat it up, too, 93 today. but really hot stuff in the southwest. dangerous there. still cooler in l.a. than you like, but once you move away from the water, it will warm up quickly. showery weather for portland and seattle. if you're watching us on kget, nbc 17 bakersfield, california, go ahead and embrace your inner artist. learn painting techniques at the library. >> i prefer art in the morning, but that's fine. >> i prefer fingerpainting. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. with the exception of red nail polish lady gaga's tokyo arrival was green themed. literally green from head to toe. she was greeted by hundreds of fans arriving for a charity music event for victims of japan's quake-tsunami disaster. >>> well, deadline.com reports "mad men's" jon hamm signed a new three-year, eight-figure deal. and it's going to make him one of cable's highest paid stars. >>> well, megan fox will not be in the next "transformers" movie, but she's landed a cameo in sacha baron cohen's next film. "the dictator" shooting no

boise was nice. nothing too dramatic. a change in the weather pattern. an unusually strong storm system is coming down out of the gulf of alaska. it will kick in to the shoreline, not so much today but tomorrow will be the worst of it. maybe showers around portland. medford looks fine today. tomorrow will be wet. promise you that. >>> coming up, we'll give you a look that forecast for tomorrow that will feature thunderstorms and rain for the west coast. >> not good. all right. thanks, bill. >>> greece keeps investors on edge. big tobacco sues over packaging rules. and the vatican takes another leap into the 21st century. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus jennifer aniston gets inked for the first time. whose name is she sporting now? >> also, doc holliday is a perfect ten. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today," i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. the u.s. military says two american service members were killed in iraq sunday but gave no further details on their deaths. so far

packaging corp of america rallied 6%; boise was up more than 5.5%; and weyerhaeuser jumped 5%. all of these have been trending lower, and today's buying came on heavier than usual volume. three dow industrial stocks hit new two-year lows today. bank of america continues sinking, down another 1.7%. cisco stock dropped another 3%, continuing this stair-stepping lower. this is its lowest price since the spring of 2009. and hewlett packard shed about 1%. this is back in august when c.e.o. mark hurd was ousted in a scandal. back then, h-p-q was over $45 per share. a couple of very different retailers were moving in the same direction, and fast. auto parts store pep boys missed estimates and shares were pounded, down 17%. women's apparel shop talbots saw sales continue to slide, and the stock lost 40%. truck maker navistar fell to its lowest price since january. quarterly profits were disappointing thanks to costs for a new engine. finally, cablevision will split off its amc cable network. amc owns it's namesake cable channel, as well as the sundance and ifc-- independent film channe

salt lake city, 85 and boise, 77. >>> coming up this morning, the government's attempt to bring down gas prices even further which would be a nice little break. >> no complaints here. >>> plus, nike's controversial new line of t-shirts. do they glamorize drug use. the corporate giant responds. >>> and it was enough to scare the biebers everywhere, word that he was tackled but all just a misunderstanding. >>> the obama administration is moving to keep gas prices lower. the administration is selling 30 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. it will be the largest move from the reserves ever and the idea to replace supplies disrupted. >>> world markets are boosted. tokyo's nikkei average gained 80. hong kong's hang seng is up in late trading and in london the ftse opened pryor and the dow dropped almost 60 and the nasdaq index gained 17 points. . >>> well, the european union says greece agreed to $5 billion more in budget cuts to get a financial bailout package. there are concerns if greece's economy collapses it could take europe and the world with it. the governm

. >>> and 75 degrees in boise. 69 in salt lake. triple-digit heat in phoenix. and 93 in albuquerque. 80s from minneapolis to kansas city and dallas climbs up to 97. new orleans, 92. it is 78 degrees here in new york. >>> all right. coming up another multibillion dollar banking merger. >>> and then repairing the damage to a city's streets and also its image after violent protests broke out in vancouver. >>> and from phones to chandeliers, it's all got to go. buying a piece of sin city's heyday. >>> the global economy shows no signs of lifting. fears that greece will default on its debt is bringing markets down again. tokyo's nikkei average was off 60 points today. hong kong's hang seng was also down, and in london the ftse opened lower. on wall street the dow gained 64 points yesterday. the nasdaq index lost nearly 8. >>> well, one nontraditional bank is buying another. >>> capital one best known as a credit cart issuer is acquiring ing direct a major on many line bank and brokerage for about $9 billion. that will make capital one the nation's fifth largest bank

mostly 70s from fargo to detroit. 64 in seattle and 77 in boise. phoenix hits 102. >> here comes summertime. >>> well, coming up, just when you got used to the ipad 2, we're getting word that the ipad 3 is on its way already. >> at some point, exactly. >>> plus, is it facebook fatigue? the social media giant loses users here in the u.s. >>> and how about this? an airbus unveils its futuristic flying machine as an airliner that you can see through. the invisible plane, all of wonder woman. would you want to watch the ground from 30,000 feet? >>> economists say what the economy needs most now is just time. most of those surveyed feel there is no need for the fed to make any more moves to stimulate growth. they also expect the unemployment rate to improve slightly by the end of the year. a new survey by manpower agrees saying jobs should increase in the third quarter. >>> announcements of several corporate deals helped u.s. markets make some gains. on wall street the dow gained 1 point yesterday. the nasdaq index lost 4. tokyo's nikkei average was up

. >> 74 degrees in sacramento. 90s from boise to albuquerque. and phoenix heats up to 116 degrees. 79 in chicago. 81 in kansas city. 99 in dallas. mostly 80s in the northeast. baltimore climbs to 90. miami, 88. and new orleans, 93. >>> all right. coming up, the new nationwide ban on dangerous cribs. >>> also, new details about a boston mobster's 16 years in hiding. he's admitting he returned to the city during that time, fully armed. >>> and one major city's plans to ban all pet sales. >>> well, good news from europe is helping the financial markets. french banks are giving greece more time to pay off its debt. so, it appears that a widespread european debt crisis can be averted. that's boosting markets both overseas and in the u.s. but a general strike is under way in greece, protesting the government's budget cuts. >>> takingg look at the markets this morning, tokyo's nikkei average gained 71 points today. hong kong's hang seng is slightly down. in london, the ftse opened higher. and on wall street, the dow jumped 109 points yesterday. the nas

. >>> 77 in boise. 85 in sacramento. and a hot 99 in phoenix. mostly 70s from fargo to detroit. 90s from dallas. near 80 in baltimore and 73 here in new york. >>> pretty hot also in dallas. the mavericks fans are heading to a texas-sized victory party after winning their first nba championship. >> a lot of stars in the lone star state. fans celebrated in the streets in dallas after their big win over miami on their home court. mark cuban said that he'll pay pay for a parade. the billionaire can afford it. we'll have complete highlights of the game coming up. from espn. >>> coming up -- overseas stock market numbers are in. as the market attempt a rehab this week. >>> police get new leads over the weekend in their search of an indiana coed missing for more than a week. >>> some spectacular crashes at one of the world's most famous races. h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@h@ >>> the dow opens this morning below 12,000 for the first time in months. economic reports due this week may not do much to lighten up the mood. we might see modest improvements in reta

mostly 70s from detroit to boise. 60s in the pacific northwest. 92 in sacramento and a steamy 106 in phoenix. >> getting hot. >>> coming up, new numbers released this morning in which american cities, which american cities have people would are living the longest? we'll show you where. >>> then sharing her story for the first time. arnold schwarzenegger's housekeeper, the mother of their child, speaks ow. >>> forget what you thought you knew about sunscreen. what to look for and what doesn't work at all. the government's guidelines. >>> wall street is coming off its biggest gains in nearly two months. the government's retail sales report is out yesterday. it was better than expected. in fact, it showed retail sales only down 0.2% last month. and if you don't count auto sales, retail sales then were actually up. experts fear it was just a one-day wonder, however, because the dow rose 123 points to climb back above 12,000. the nasdaq index was up 39. in today's trading, tokyo's nikkei average gained 26.5 points. hong kong's hang seng is slightly lower and in london the ftse opened lowe

boise 78. >> you got really excited about that. >> i probably know that song word for word. i know. to sing that. weather i >> i will. >>> now to a contest where just about everyone was expected to crack under pressure. brace yourselves, there will be re of these. >> people from around the world scrambled to a rural english village for the annual world egg-throwing championships. they competed in six categories including egg russian roulette. contestants don't know if the egg they're smashing into their headings boiled or raw. that is the real difficult one. >> you just don't know. >> you don't know what's going to happen. >> here's the thing, all yolks aside, they're trying to be recognized as a real sport, make it into the olympipi. come on. >> are you serious? >> this and the luge. >> middle school where you drop the egg from the top of the roof. >> or carry out a spoon or something like that. there's lots of possibilities here. >> lots of fun with eggs to be had. >> gold medal in agency-carrying. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." >>> to wimbledon now where roger

haven't told your parents, you haven't told your friends, you're living by yourself, wherever you are, boise, idaho, nashville, tennessee, tampa, florida, where i'm from, not new york city, not los angeles, but places where you don't have the kind of support in your community, all you've got is yourself, and your ability to decide whether or not you've got a life in front of you, whether there's a place for you to live where you're going to be accepted, where you can be respected, not discriminated against, safe, safe, physically and emotionally safe, you take cues from everywhere. and so these messages that you get from the media are very, very important. this is why glaad is something of a media watchdog. we want to make sure that the messages aren't exclusionary, that they embrace all of us. and so if you're sending a message about being gay or not, that it be one that is a positive one, and an inclusive one. sure, it's okay to dance in a straight couple, but there's a way to express that which doesn't say... doesn't have to say that, you know, if you're gay, you stink, right? >> hinojosa

. >> 93, miami. 94, atlanta. 81, new york. 70s from boise to detroit.ttle coming in just a cool 63. >>> so this might sound like the weird line of the morning. >> there are many, always. >> right. really that unexpected? big wave surfer, laird hamilton has got nothing on some geese in colorado. check this out. swept along by a river. if you're surfing as a goose, hanging 10, hanging 5, hanging webbed feet. >> they look like they like it. that looks like platt river park. i recognize that from living there. when they hit the whitewater it looks like they're surfing. looked like the bonsai pipeline in hawaii. the best part about this, the guy that shot the footage. most of the geese made it out fine. cowa-bunga, dude. >> as bart simpson would say. i think when you watch that video, you wonder if they did that on purpose. or almost by accident? >> i think they sort of have control. that's their domain, hanging out in the water. >> are we going to surf on out of here now? >> there you go. hang ten. cowa-bunga. that's their domain, hanging out in the water.

meeting with her and listening to her saying she doesn't know anything and by the way one of my lane to boise was the signals he was giving about where the british were coming everybody knows that how damaging is this latest mr human rights not helpful for her though the first when she made the gaffe i don't think it was all that serious she was i think it looked like she was putting some food items on a tray and she was sort of thinking out loud but it does show the peril and sort of answering questions off the cuff really and now listen i'm all for making fun of politicians calling about any make stupid statements especially when there is malady as mislabel herself we make fun of it we get a laugh and then we move on we move on to talk about unemployment talk about the housing crisis the death of the middle class the corporate dominance and ownership of this country and of our lawmakers and the constant endless wars at the military industrial complex and it chills your corporate media they're much more interested in the throngs of people that make to manage through a storm or a courtroom ju

near 90 in boise. kansas city gets up to 87.and chicago a comfortable 80. 90s from dallas to atlanta. mostly 80s from boston to baltimore. >>> in new zealand, a wayward penguin known as happy feet is recovering from a third life-saving surgery this morning. >> the poor little guy. the bird ate a lot of sand, mistaking it for snow, and that clogged its digestive system. surgeons removed as much sand and twigs as they could but the emperor penguin is still in critical condition. >> it turned up on a new zealand beach last week nearly 2,500 miles from its antarctic home. >> a lot of folks following that story, hoping he's all right. >>> she has bony legs, scraggly hair and a protruding tongue. but she's top dog when it comes to the aesthetically challenged. >> yeah, introducing yoda. the world's ugliest dog. this distinction bestowed on the 14-year-old chinese crested chihuahua mix who beat out almost 50 mangy mongrels in northern california to earn this dubious distinction. >> she's a real bow wow. yoda's owner took her in after f

boise and reno, showers in seattle. clouds and 61. >> very comfortable out here on the weather terrace. mid-60s this morning in northwest. you notice the 60 on reagan national. some 50s in the suburbs out to the west and in the mountains. it will turn hot this afternoon. partly to mostly sunny. 3:00, 90. winds all day southwesterly 5 to 10 with a high around 91. even hotter and more humid conditions are on the way. i'll tell you about that in a few. angie goff is in with your timesaver traffic. >> still got issues out in the area. the ramp remains closed due to the car fire and fatal accident. still ahead, we're going to take a look at more maryland roads. andrea, that's up at 5:47. back to you. >>> now, a commuter alert for those of you enduring the construction on the 14th street bridge. the traffic pattern will be changing again late tonight. ddot crews are scheduled to close lanes between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, drivers will have three lanes on the left of the temporary construction island. and on

. >> 70, boise. near triple digits in phoenix. 70s, fargo, colorado. 80s in boston, new york.a heats up to 97. new orleans, 94. >> kind of on a high. that is really cool. sure you are on a big high. >> i am. i'm still on a high. >> think that they really have something special at middle tennessee state university, it is a special hybrid motor kit used with almost any vehicle. >> its designer says it can almost double the mileage of your car no matter what kind of car you are driving. right now they're talking to manufacturers and hoping to have it on the market in a year or so. still some r & d going on with it. >> talking about the price tag here. it's going to be about $3,000. they figure though you can make that up in gas savings. these days that seems true. >> power of ingenuity. you never know where it will take you. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now." very exciting morning. >> the space geek in me has to calm down. ♪ get out of my dreams ♪ let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp...

>> well, twin falls is located between boise, and those areas were more watered, they had a larger indian population in the beginning and so we're almost exactly in the middle there. and what i really argue in my book is that twin falls is in the middle. it's between two canyons, which is easy to see, the state river canyon and the rock creek canyon, but it's also between boise and poke tell low. if one was in the south, it's in the middle between northern nevada, people come to twin falls for shopping and so forth, and the sun valley. everybody wants to be in the middle, but it's not always fun to be on the edge. and i argue that the fact twin falls has been on the edge in a number of different instances has made it, made people in twin falls more defensive than they might be. and i think, really, it's crucial in understanding our history. for example, when the freeway was built in the '60s, the freeway was built north of twin falls. it missed the city. and there was this tremendous disappointment that somehow twin falls had been missed, that we were on the edge again. >> and how have na

expect 90s, minneapolis, dallas, 90s from new orleans to baltimore. 70s in sacramento, boise.ngs. >> expecting warm weather in new york. >> get ready. >> good news now about a bald eagle shot back in february. he could be ready to fly free again very soon. >> yeah, the folks caring for him never named him because he was always going to be returned to the wild. he still has some issues with his left wing and one foot. he is getting stronger by the day. he looks good. flying around obviously. >> how about that? eating well, a lot of fish and mostly rats. that's the eagle's meal of choice. nice to see him being well taken care of. remember when they were on the endangered species list. no longer. made an impressive come back. now it is not too rare to see a bald eagle. >> he deserves whatever food he wants. rats, peanut butter, m & ms. >> mickey ds. >> m & ms sounds good. we'll be right back, everyone, with "world news now." >> paut- >> president obama made a bold statement on the war in afghanistan, he said, quote, a big chunk of the mission has been accomplished and an announce

ruth said now boise they play nice i promise you great sex for the rest of your lives. [laughter] the kicker to that story though is two innings later, somebody else gets hit and we have another near brawl so i guess we broke our end of that bargain. [laughter] of course it would have would have been nice though. [laughter] sorry, students. a little editing. so that was the passage that i've read last friday and i figured it was appropriate for the occasion but i couldn't resist telling you the story. this passage that i'm going to read here is another passage -- i don't know if it is my favorite passage but i really like it. is symbolic because it is a baseball chapter but also a story about kind of the mystical quality of playing in the middle east, so i hope you will get that from this chapter called bus ride. the story takes place in the softball field with delight pole in right field. this is where this one goes down. arriving at koblenz desert, we cut across the field of sunflowers, through the obligatory security gate down a dirt road, past some houses before rea

twin falls is in the middle, between two canyons which is easy to see, but it's also in the middle of boise and if one was the south, it's in the middle between northern nevada and so forth and the wood river valley and sun valley earlier. everybody loves to be in the middle, but it's not fun to be on the edge. i argue that the fact that twin falls has been on the edge in a number of different instayses has made it -- instances has made people in twin falls more defensive and is crucial in understanding the history. for example, wht freeway was built in the 60s, the freeway was built north of twin falls missing the city, and there was this tremendous disappointment that somehow twin falls had been missed, that we were on the edge again. >> how would native americans and pie heres influence the development of twin falls? >> well, many americans moved around a great deal. in fact, in my book i suggest they moved much like a lot of senior citizens do today. when the weather was warmer, they moved up into the campus prairie area up into what's present day the south hills so they migrated a grea

fargo, a balmy 67. 74 in boise. 81 in sacramento. >>> it may be one of the most ignored of all airline safety announcements. passengers turn off your electronic devices. do you do this? >> i thought it doesn't matter. abc news has obtained a confidential industry report saying why disregarding that order could be life-threatening. t.j. winick now has all the details. >> reporter: we are told on every flight, just before takeoff. >> we have just closed the boarding door. please turn off and stow all portable electronic devices. >> reporter: like the safety demonstrations, that announcement is often ignored. >> do i obey? no. >> i can't imagine my measly cell phone is going to cause anything bad to happen. >> reporter: according to a confidential airline industry report obtained by abc news, you no longer have to imagine. the report documents 75 separate incidents pilots and engineers think are linked to cell phones or other electronic devices. they include autopilot disengaged by itself. left gps not reading correctly. rapid change in

. >> 76 in boise. 81 in billings. sweltering 99 in phoenix. dallas, 99. omaha, 95.cago, 90. 70s here in the northeast. 92, atlanta. 94 in new orleans. >> well the plane at the center of the miracle on the hudson is finally reaching its destination. this time it is taking a road trip. >> the fuselage of the u.s. airways jet that landed safely in the hudson river by captain sullenberger. the wings are being shipped separately before the plane goes on display at a charlotte museum. >> looking back at the image. you can never forget what a moment that was. and a hero the captain was. the little and flying balloon soared to record heights. this time the story is not full of hot air. >> bobby bradley be cape the youngest person to fly solo in a balloon. he take it in albuquerque over the weekend and landed safely, 26 minutes later, saying, maybe paraphrasing here. awesome. >> this does run in the family. bobby a fourth generation balloonist. his parents have been licensed pilots since they were teenagersch he plans to follow in their footsteps. he will have to wait until

. >> a heck of an umbrella with golf ball-sized hail. 70s in billings, boise and salt lake city.86 in kansas city. just 61 in boston. 92 in atlanta. and 94 in new orleans. >>> well, this story is from right here in new york city, where lots of people in chinatown were wondering what all the buzz was about. >> turns out, it was all about the swarm of bees that was just kind of hanging out and flying around on a street light. kind of odd to look at it there. it's unclear why they chose to spend their afternoon on that particular street light. >> have you been stung by a bee recently, though? >> not recently. >> i recently was. i forgot how much it hurts. it's very painful. it didn't hurt as much when you were a kid. >> yeah. >> the whole thing forced the street to close. ultimately, a beekeeper was brought in to take care of this buzzy situation. >> sticky situation, maybe. >>> we'll be right back with more "world news now" after this. >> we're going to buzz off. ♪ so every year my family throws this great reunion in austin. but this year, i can only afford one trip and i've always

boise heats up to 93. salt lake city 86.>>> speaking of fargo, we've been reciting movie quotes from "fargo." >> we have, one of our favorite movies. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah, marge. >>> an idaho-based candy company is celebrating its centennial by making it into the guinness book of world records. >> the record-breaking feat, scooping the most ice cream in one hour. >> yum. >> i don't think they had a shortage of people lining up to take part in this. they did it in spectacular fashion with 6,284 scoops. i'll take a triple-double, whatever that is. >> yum. >> that's more than double the previous record of just 3,000. >> get this. the best part of this whole thing that is everyone who showed up got free ice cream. >> that's pretty great. on a hot day, what are you going to do, turn down ice cream? >> what is your favorite flavor? >> i have rum raisin stuck in my head but i'm going to say probably chocolate. >> chocolate? >> is that boring? >> that's sort of boring. maybe rocky road. >> rocky road, okay. >> i'm into lately bu

boise gets up to 85. seattle 75.amento. >>> ready to hang ten here again, hang five? hang whatever it is here. last week we showed you ducks that appeared to be surfing in a swollen river in colorado. this time it's a four-legged friend. >> there he goes. take a look at the young fawn that got caught in a surging stream in eastern ohio. that's sort of scary. he wound up in the water after a run-in with a couple of dogs. he figured the water's the best way to go. >> exactly. and after some amazing swimming in the rushing water, was able to climb up to dry land. you can see there he averted disaster. oh, deer. >> oh, deer. what are you going to do about that? >> deer can jump. have you ever seen deer jump? they can bound over just about anything. >> they can jump over a deer fence that was supposed to keep them out in the first place. >> yes, they can, exactly. >> we'll be back, everybody, with more "world news now." i'm glad that little guy made it. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got

upper 90s albuquerque to boise. near 80 in minneapolis and chicago.rtable 83 here in new york. 88 in atlanta. 93 in new orleans. >>> how about this. two recent college grads are taking a road trip like none other. in fact, they don't even need a car. >> still horsepower, though. technically. >> stop horsing around, come on. >> luke nolan and tyler smith are traveling across the country on horseback. they set off from north carolina. six months and 3,300 miles later they plan to end up in the redwood forest with some relatively tired horses. >> we feel bad for the horses, right? they are traveling about 25 miles a day. they rely on the kindness of different families along the way to put them up for the night. put up a couple of old cowboys. why are they doing this? they say simply to meet people and also hear their stories. >> it's got to be quite an adventure, obviously. >> yeah, and i bet people will put them up. >> i hope so. we'll be right back with more "world news now." >>> well, we now know why the judge in the casey anthony murder trial abruptl

and boise coming in at 84. >>> this reminds me of axle foley. >> the music?t is on." >> i might try my other arm today. >> i've been trying to lift weights on this arm to get it going. >> and boom! >> story of the day. >> nicely done. >> our favorite one. >> it's a rare sighting of a furry fugitive in florida. >> we're talking about a mystery monkey that t s eluded capture for years and also tens of thousands of fans are now going ape. more from steve osunsami. >> reporter: he's the mystery a celebrity in these parts with his own paparazzi. more elusive than big foot, on the loose for 2 1/2 years. now, a break in the case. new cell phone video captures the monkey sitting on the porch of one lucky homeowner who caught a rare glimpse. >> the video that we got was very clear. and you could actually see the monkey picking up seeds and looking around. >> reporter: no one knows for sure where he came from and florida wildlife authorities have yet to figure out where he goes. he was first seen hanging in the trees at a home near clearwater. then seen swinging from n

. >> let's start with boise. i love this way this house looks. it's cute.ontemporary with blond floors. i just think it's meticulous in every way. there's a dining area that opens straight out into the kitchen. it's totally updated by removing one wall between the kitchen and the dining area. i think it's such a big improvement on this house. great lesson for a lot of people wanting to sell. there is a giant three-car garage. how do you get a three-car garage looking like that for $215,000? not only does it hold a car but canoe and kayak. >> organized as well. >> meticulous. out back, lovely little covered porch. >> let's move on to one impartial to for obvious reasons. a house isavannah, georgia. >> beautiful name. why not buy this house just for the name. it's a real southern belle home with beautiful railings and a big wrap around porch. look at that house. it's a sweet pie of a house. who wouldn't want to live there. you feel like you're going to be happy forevermore. it has a pristine entry hall. it has a dog there that doesn't come with the house, by

. >> we're looking at 92346 dallas. 86, miami. 76, boston. 70s, fargo to detroit. 60s in boise., colorado springs. >> i feel like the fever of hot weather is breaking here in the northeast finally. >> yesterday especially. very hot. >>> a note of sympathy for the boys baseball team from des moines north high school. you got to feel for these guys. they got hammered the other day by mason city mohawks. >> bless them. in one inning those mohawks pounded out 31 runs. 31. just painful. it came in the first game of a double-header and iowa state record. >> after the onslaught, mason city hung on to win 40-0. >> 40-zip, ouch. >> not exactly close. >> yeah, hopefully they went out for ice cream. soothe the pain. >> i remember as a kid you call the game at a certain point. >> then it gets humiliating and painful for everybody there. 40-0, 40 runs they had to endure. >> that's brutal. mason city backed off a bit in the second game in which they won a squeaker, this was a tight one. 12-2. they had a chance at least. >> there is a such thing as a good comeback. we certainly hope that team

my name is elena, i founded a organization to help the boise of the dump get out so they no longer haveto survive. when i arrived in argentina, it hit hard to see so many small children picking through garbage. many of these boys and girls have dropped out of school. i decided i had to do something for them. >> we tried to be as fully integrated as possible. there's a school tracking group. a psychologist and social worker. we worked with the family on the value of putting them in school. any time we get a child close to school, it's a seed we are planting. you hope not to put the child on the street again. if he returns we go after him. >> education is how we start to break vicious cycles, to give children a better future. i learn something from the children every day, to be happy under very complex circumstances. >> elena's organization teaches about 200 children, free of charge. remember every cnn hero is chosen from people you tell us about. to nominate someone you think is changing the world, go to cnn heroes.com. >> republican presidential candidates and contenders are getting rea

kansas city. 68 in boise. 72 in portland. 96 in phoenix. >>> well when cops in suburban kansas city sawbeast in the head. except it wasn't until their second rifle shot bounced off the reptile's head that the officers realized they were taking on a supercrocodile -- no. they had mortally wounded a concrete lawn ornament. >> the lawn is fine. >> does look sort of real. the homeowner said he put out the fake gator to keep children off his lawn. the police suggested maybe he post a no trespassing sign instead. >> hey, you kids, get off my lawn. >> don't make me take out the alligator. >> i mean i guess it's better than shooting a gnome, right? as far as shooting lawn ornaments go. or not. maybe you want to shoot gnomes. i don't know. some people don't like them. >> lawn ornaments, may be better. all right. we'll be right back, everyone, with more "world news now." after this. ♪ police not giving me no break soldier man not going to give you no break ♪ [ doctor ] here's some health information for people over 50. maybe you don't think you're at isk for heart attack or stroke but if you've b

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