and there's a buffalo. and he's just wandering across the road. >> reporter: kathy hayes kept her distance while getting video of a buffalo in yellowstone national park. watching it from afar wasn't good enough for her friend who wants to get a closer look at it for himself. >> don't. stop. >> reporter: with the camera rolling, she followed him and joked about how dangerous this was. >> look at it. >> reporter: never expecting what would come next. the buffalo became agitated. >> and my friend decided to break through the trees and that's when the buffalo saw him and started to charge at him. >> reporter: the man tripped and fell and that's when the buffalo turned its attention on her. >> back! back! back! [ bleep ]. >> back! >> reporter: she took cover behind a tree. when the buffalo hit it she made a run for her car but didn't make it. >> i was behind a clump of trees. there was only this much room between the two clumps of trees. he maneuvered in between those and turned on a dime and came after me. >> r

. >>> i just thought this is going to be my last moment, in yellowstone park, tromped by a buffalo. >> not the relaxing vacation they were hoping for. what set the bison off to attack tourists at yellowstone. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with lemons. now, it's lemonade time. summer time. lemonade, lemon zest, fruit salads that you finish off with lemon zest. make sure you wash the lemons carefully if you use the zest. there is wax on it. so many different recipes for lemons in the summertime. a little bit more pricey this time than last year because of some crop growing areas some gaps in it but you still have to have it. talk about selection. when you buy it, look for the color, nice and yellow of course, free from any greening, a small point if any at the very top heavy for their size means it's packed with juice. this is a nice lemon, this one no. you see the green right here and the point here on both sides? this is going to be all peel and very little lemon juice and that you don't want. when you bring them home, always store them on the

an encounter with an angry buffalo, inside one of the most popular national parks. >>> and good morning, everybody. efforts to stop the oil spill have come to a halt this morning, as tropical storm bonnie threatens the gulf. the storm is expected to cross over south florida in just a few hours, with winds up to 50 miles per hour and heavy rain. >> then, bonnie could take aim for the gulf, where evacuations are already under way. emily schmidt joins us from washington with more. emily? >> rob and vinita, good morning. we're getting more tracking on that storm right now. looks like bonnie should be southeast of miami in just a matter of hours. then, she's going to move straight towards louisiana. as this storm moves forward, it means one big step back for the oil containment process. after a week of progress containing the oil spill, the well cap is holding. but the weather is not. tropical storm bonnie is headed straight towards the oil spill site. >> mother nature takes its course. you can't do nothing about it. take safety measures. and hope that everything works out already. and it's

and on i-90 from cleveland to buffalo. slick on i-95 in the carolinas, georgia and florida.t roads along the gulf coast and texas. and flooding in the southwest and rockies. >> and if you're flying today expect airport delays in detroit, chicago, memphis, dallas, houston and new orleans. >>> prosecutors in maryland have charged a former u.p.s. worker with murdering two women, found burning to death in a stolen car. >> but investigators say they've only just begun to uncover this suspect's crime spree. they believe he's a clever, cold-blooded serial killer, who targeted his victims. >> dewayne: jason scott is behind bars, accused of five murders. and authorities fear five more in three other states. he's a bright, young college graduate, pursuing a masters in computer science. >> what a shame, he did not use his education for the benefit of humanity. he used it for destructive purposes. >> dewayne: scott is charged with murdering deloris dewitt, a nurse, and her daughter, epny, in 2009. >> she was a beautiful person. had a beautiful spirit. >> dewayne: their burned bodys were

the senate approved the measure that came in response to deadl commuter airline crash near buffalo that killed 49 people. airlines need to hire more experienced pilots and investigate pits more thoroughly and train them better. there are also rules overhaul to prevent pilot fatigue. >> still great around here. we'ldefinitely see the sunshi but it's going to take a while. take a look outside how the east bay hills is dealing with a little bit of cloudover. mostly sunny at sfo, 45-minute flight arrival delays and talk about how much warmer it's going to be. >> and it's been called the wedding of the summer, quiet new york town has the world watching as chelsea clinton gets ready to say i do. he was known on tv as the sheriff of may berry the new role that andy griffin is taking for the obama administration. everything this former athlete learneabout politics, he learned on the football field. the redistributionist approach of washington; like you would take steeleruper bowl trophies, and give them to the detroit lions becae they haven't won a super bowl. that's not the way it is in sports

espn is reporting the former buffalo bill and 49ers, and the rams have gotten aggressive in their pursuitngals are also talking to owen. >> the pga tour went from scotland to canada for this week's event, the canadian open. used to be considered the fifth major. a major effort to get around a soggy st. george's country club. tim clark entered the day with the lead. finishers at 11 under. story of the day, carl petersson, shoots a 59. oh, lips out. a canadian open record. four become of our leader, american dean wilson, his second on the par-4 18th. sticks it to within a few feet. 65 for wilson. minus-15. now back to scotland. third round the senior open championship at carnoustie. corey pavin entered the day as the leader. he had an up and down round. 1-under 72, drives him to 3-under. everyone is chasing bernhard langer. check this out. hits the wall. amazingly gets up and down to save par. 69 for langer. at 6-under. three-stroke lead over pavin going into sunday. >>> lpga in france. third round of the evian masters, check out alexis thompson, 15 years old. she is going to like this a lo

going in on october 21st, buffalo, new york. a couple of season with the sharks and people like had him. germany had. jeremy lin joining now. he'll be the first asian- american in nearly 50 years. >> everybody wants to talk about you're asian-american and not talking about the other things that are important. >> do you realize you're making history? think about it? >> i think about at times. it wasn't until yesterday, once i signed the contract. wow this hasn't happened in 50 years or so. it's a dream come true for my whole family. >> that's history. you know, i don't know how much he's going to play his rookie year but he should make the team. >> say good night. Ñi9wgw

. >>> buffalo rampage. a bison goes berserk in yellowstone national park. injuring a woman with her family. it is all caught on tape. >>> the tourist and her family are live in our studio for an exclusive interview. >>> enrique's euphoria. ♪ the international superstar rocked the plaza early this friday morning, july 23rd, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. i'm erica hill. great to have you with us. >> i'm chris wragge. you can see the people. what have we been singing all morning long? i will start it and you finish it. baby. >> i like. >> it enrique iglesias, the summer early concert series rolls on this morning. >> a way to get you especially friday morning. lots of screaming girls ahead. >> we wouldn't have it any other way around here. enrique iglesias, we cannot wait for that. want to talk about weather. you are talking about across the whole nation. the heat. the south. >> much more serious note. thunderstorms and flooding. you can see pictures here in southern wisconsin, milwaukee airport closed. and two people struck by lightning. and

syracuse, 84, buffalo, 80, burlington around 81. across the south central, it's been very hot with temperatures well above the normal. rob, vinita, back to you guys. >>> the nation's midsection could be hit with severe storms. des moines and cincinnati could see storms. >> denver is having a heat wave1 soo. southern california has cooled down to more reasonable readings. anchorage is a cool spot at an enviable 64 degrees. >>> when we come back, new criticism over the shuttered gm. that's part of your business news straight ahead. >>> and deadly flooding in kentucky. thousands are without power and water and it could be that way for a week. stay with us. ♪ [ instrumental: upbeat ] hey, max. [ announcer ] your dog's one of a kind. and now, you have the power... [ giggling ] to help significantly extend his healthy years. a groundbreaking 14-year study by purina... proves that puppy chow, then dog chow nutrition, fed properly over a lifetime, can help extend his lovable antics... up to 1.8 healthy years. [ barks ] long live your buddy.

the inmates have three minutes to grab a chip buffalo holmes of a two thousand pound raging bull the winner gets three hundred dollars. a month after the peaceful first but is ten where you have to get aggressive you gotta get. crazy i'm a look at him like the feel of illinois just don't tell you that i look at him like the avi. works to me and we did. see. some may. use make do with doesn't god terry. jeffrey is twenty eight locked up since ninety ninety five he's serving a life sentence since he first entered the competition in two thousand. brown has become a celebrity. in a way i feel like i don't malone i feel like i'm on a plane. you know because the level of education is different. processes and different. to where care myself is different you know. what i have to offer society in very day. jerry brown decided to get an education in prison he reads books writes poetry and especially letters which is the only way to avoid censorship but i'm glad. when i mentioned i wanted to be an example i meant to be can of hope inspiration in courage meant and six us to all those that chose

they got about 30 feet from the buffalo when it charged. ramming hayes in her left thigh.he decided to take off. she's running for the car but didn't make it. she land on her right leg which is now badly bruised. >> i was waiting for him to stomp my head because i could hear his breathing and his toes were right by my head. i thought this is how i'm going to go out. >> the buffalo took off just about as fast as he came. her husband tried to help. he came running from the car waving his arms and legs. but, yeah, not a good idea. >>> it's 5:56. some people have a terrible end to their vacation. we'll show you what they'll need to get home -- how to get home from a new ride from sfo. >>> target zeros in on a pair of san francisco locations. we'll she you what neighbors are demanding from the big chain. >>> a reprieve for preschools that were set to close in weeks. see wh se day. promise me low prices. and stick to it. like seriously low prices. [ male announcer ] at safeway, we made a promise of low prices. and we're keeping it. [ female announcer ] take our great club card s

why santa's on duty, but the swimsuits and sandals are the biggest seller at this target store in buffalo, and why sears and kmart set up christmas lanes at many of their stores and why all the major retailers are pushing extended online sales on websites filled with holiday imagery. >> start to put christmas on people's mind, think about christmas, and think about sears. >> reporter: some stores serving the bottom line in other ways. walmart is about to use remotely tracked smart tags on popular clothing items like jeans to more efficiently manage inventory and control theft there are privacy concerns. >> little by little, our privacy is being eroded. everything is computerized. >> reporter: this week, young noah knows retail's big story. who is this guy? >> summer santa. >> reporter: not all grownups think summer santa is such a great idea. >> too early to think about it. >> reporter: but enough do. >> i like the idea. it is called christmas in july for a reason. >> reporter: that's why the salvation army is ringing its bells in july as well as december. and for those who really get int

. >>> it's almost as rare as a buffalo nickel. seattle's sean figgins hit a home run against the white sox, first as a member of the mariners. look at the guys in the dugout. they gave him the cold shoulder treatment. i wouldn't know what to do either. unfortunately it wasn't enough. the mariners lost it, 6-5. >>> finally, a funny moment to show you from milwaukee where reds' starter travis wood struck out joe inglett to retire the side -- or so he thought so. travis began walking off the field. travis. oh, hey! you know what? only two outs. get back out there. you've got to get one more. reds' skipper dusty baker had a good laugh since he won it, 10-2. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, who's taking over for simon on "american idol?" your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, is farming a dying occupation? not if these kids have anything to say about it. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. here's a look at your thursday forecast. starting

of the metropolitan agency buffalo on a regional. dr a civilian you mention new york who compared moscow to new york and saying and then lady you continued saying that moscow has a possibility to to to become a great great city now. do you like new york because well i mean i love seattle well atlanta as i like atlanta washington is ok but new york city i really hate it well i think it's no place to live in i mean i live my heart and well it's not the same as i was as a tourist. would you like to live in milan i was really manhattan sometimes many times i was teaching in jail when i was leaving jail i was already very practically at seven o'clock in the afternoon today never in my heart and it was laughable you think you're using a livable city monotonous a livable place yes in my opinion the most. rational she's in a war but iran is the city of the old people you can go to manhattan and it's really female delhi as if you are born there because bali for the cinema for the leader for many respects anyway ok but so that is a very intere

the senate approved the measure that came in response to deadly commuter airline crash near buffalo that 49 people. airlines need to hire more experienced pilots and investigate pilots more thoroughly and train them better. there are also rules overhaul to prevent pilot fatigue. >> still great around here. we'll definitely see the sunshine but it's going to take a while. take a look outside how the east bay hills is dealing with a little bit of cloud cover. mostly sunny at sfo 45-minute flight arrival delays and talk about how much warmer it's going to be. >> and it's been called the wedding of the summer, a quiet new york town has the world watching as chelsea clinton gets ready to say i do. he was known on tv as the sheriff of may berry the new role that andy griffin is taking for the obama administration. oprah: he made millions selling stolen human flesh. it is a heinous, horrible nightmare. his wife speaks out publicly. >> my life with him m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m

yesterday the house approved the legislation prompted by the deadly crash of a commuter airliner in buffalo, new york, back in 2009. among other things, it would force airlines to hire more experienced pilots and train them better. >>> well, ellen degeneres is voting herself off of "american idol." degeneres will not return for the tenth season of the talent show. she says it was hard for her to judge people and sometimes hurt their feelings. actress/singer/dancer jennifer lopez is reportedly close to signing a deal to become a judge when the show returns in january. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather. >>> and in sports, an exciting extra inning finish for the phillies. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. new york, sunny, 84. miami, partly cloudy, 90 degrees. chicago, partly cloudy as well, 80 degrees there. it's 88 with thunderstorms in denver today. and a sunny 80 degrees in los angeles. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows storms breaking apart over the southeast. and there are clear skies over

a utah woman was shooting a video getting close to a buffalo. mr. bison doesn't like it a little too close not amused charged at both of them. they talked about their injuries on the "cbs early show." >> oh!! [ laughter ] >> you can see this interview it will be on about 7:30 this morning on channel 5. you notice if you look closely someone threw something. >> looks like somebody threw a stick but they said -- >> it wasn't me. >> it wasn't me. >> maybe it was another bison. hey, let's hit louis with a stick and go after those people. >> how would you feel if somebody followed you and threw a stick at you? >> would you really want to go on a national television show to tell people -- >> how stupid you were. >> -- that you got run down by a bison, and there is video? for the rest of your life your grandchildren will see this on youtube? >> best vacation video i have seen in a while. >> if you have a story idea, email mornings@cbs5.com -- never mind. nobody is in the newsroom. >> everyone really is on vacation. >> they are. >> all right. did we miss me

mobility of the cd and the most important words you may have been of was all be in buffalo not to the mall from it before the city became even bigger how do you know which you ate before. before the only be no one but for one i was too course. and then maybe one day and then today the seventy percent of the budget of the economy of butter on eyes as a consequence of this of the two least well one of the problems here in moscow capital of russia is that the city is really overcrowded traffic jams world where lots of problems you as an architect you you promote you popularize the advantage of small and medium sized cities you think that people should be developing cities towns and cities like that but how can we do that if there is no economic incentive for people to live in small towns everybody wants to move to the capital to too large to make a promise. i think there are two different questions in your question then fares is that about the dimension of the city but without talking about the squares you are true that they are probably the first born into all reminded to try to check t

. >> you want the buffalo wings? >> i love wings. is that terrible? the next time you come down with a case of the munchees, consider calling on dr. david kessler. now all we have to do is eat it. he and i recently made a take- out run to some of america's most popular diping spots. you know, the ones whose ad promise total taste bud overload. >> one appetizers.... >> reporter: we brought back loads of goodies. do you think we got enough food? dr. kessler provided the real food for thought. >> it's half the shug... sugar and salt that has been layered and loaded into this food. if i gave you a package of shug and ago have a good time, that won't do it for you, right? but when you think about it, what is this? it's a multi-sensory experience. it's the roller coaster in the mouth. >> reporter: and in the brain. these are the so-called hedonic hot spots, regions that respond to hedonistic behavior whether it's taking recreational drugs or eating food with complex flavors. do you look at food as if it were a drug? >> it affects the same circuits in the br

- my last moments i thought, this is going to be my last moment, in yellowstone park tromped by a buffalod survive. and hayes suffered a swollen knee, minor cuts and bruises. looks like all is well. definitely will remember that trip, no doubt. >>> this morning on "the early show," we will speak with kathy hayes and single enrique iglesias. let's get better prices... and better paint. let's break out the drop cloths, rollers, brushes, and tape. let's start small. then go big. no matter what the budget. and when we're done, let's take a bow. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. behr premium plus ultra. the only interior paint and primer in one that's rated number one. the only interior paint and primer in one i'm from the gulf coast. my family spends a lot of time here. i have a personal interest in ensuring that we get this job done right. i'm keith seilhan. i'm in charge of bp's clean up on the gulf coast. bp's taken full responsibility for the clean up, and that includes keeping you informed. over 25,000 people are included in the clean up operation. our crews ar

for more on the store you can of course log on to our website dot com where we feature buffalo the special report on the subject and let's have a look at some of the stories that you mind so find interesting online if you at the moment spinning out of salt controls things i'm strongly king pictures from an amusement park in st petersburg where an extreme thrill ride nearly ended in tragedy. fund russia is to revive its legendary caspian sea monster a gigantic seaplane that can fly just stay with the water surface find out more about the iconic the soviet craft at all t. dot com. i mean bollywood comedy has been abandoned because it features a song or been looking like the film was released on friday in asia and europe but pakistani censors a warre the comic portrayal of the world's most wanted man could trigger a terrorist attacks that charan singh meets the people behind the indian film on all six if the world is ready for post nine eleven humor. this could well be the biggest scoop of my career interviewing the world's most wanted terrorist however this man does not have a twenty five mi

and now it caters for all folks margins car parts this is not just the biggest german investment in buffalo but also an example of what a life asian it is no longer just a car assembly as it was four years ago these cars. parts are built with russian hands and ultimately they'll be built what the russians do you. i'm like renata and harold well desegregate was born in cali but in a way he also stands out from his three thousand chorley he was recruited from a local orphanage frequently out of work says he's now driven to succeed but i want to stay and work here if they give me a chance to grow i would like to become a foreman and ultimately a manager i see perspectives from reference to more and more companies are opening up in the region. not he was behind the idea to employ to set up a women's club in kabul which among other projects to patronage of local orphanage is government does a lot and also private. but after eighteen years old they are on the streets and what can we do so if we give clothes one day it's worn out so we thought that. beginning a project there it's not about giving

comprises of several unique churches like the christian old believe us church also legendary is that the buffalo to vermont to st adds to the towers must be leased but more of it is not only about traditional architecture and golden day rooms and crosses it's hauser's arcana verse for contemporary art to self-taught artist but cheney is recording the history of his hometown through his paintings but his art his service comes that applies. to charm of the russian provence to which nothing it seems could be add it couldn't . be retired construction engineer has turned a whole town into a giant canvas of rock and his native born collect food culture and splashed images of churches historical figures and still life on its walls in all one hundred new roles orders in the post say ninety four percent of people you know town don't visit on galleries and museums are tool and thus they can take in the doric submission perhaps is not the greatest art of all time but still this is art and most importantly know they know who the criticisms were based on to learn history. the towns near like to images and to

gusty winds, hail and flooding from des moines to buffalo. in kentucky, tennessee, and arkansas. heavy rain in parts of the northern and central rockies. >> 87 in colorado springs. 88 in albuquerque. and 78 in seattle. it's 91 in kansas city. 86 in omaha. and 83 in minneapolis. boston heats up to 94. baltimore 92. and new orleans 95. >>> now to a look at what could happen when "here, kitty, kitty" doesn't do the job. >> that was good. a kitten in vienna tried to seek refuge in several cars before finding a secret spot deep inside a police car. firefighters couldn't reach the cat so they were forced to totally dismantle that car. >> once rescued the kitten tried to make a run for it but was quickly captured. it looks like the feisty feline did have the last meow. it bit a firefighter's finger. the kitty is in a shelter and that little precious gem is up for adoption. we'll be right back. their diabetic supplies through liberty medical. and that begins with the one touch ultra 2 meter. easy to use, fast results... at no additional cost! liberty

this proposal is a reaction to a deadly commuter flight near buffalo last year. bill is approved it will require commuter airlines to hire more experienced pilots, investigate their previous employment more thoroughly and also train them better and require the f a to overhaul regulations governing pilot work schedules. the house passed that bill last night. >>> and in just a couple of hours crews will start tearing down the old terminal c at the san jose international airport. when the building is torn down it will be replaced by a new parking lot with space for 1400 cars right next to the new terminal b. terminal c has been closed for the last month. construction on the parking lot will begin in october. it should be opened by next spring. >> all right. time now 5:46, let's go right back out to sal castaneda. how are the roads looking sal? >> it is doing well. all right. let's go out and take a look at the commute. ultra geek moment. sorry about that. southbound 101 looks good down to the toll plaza. the bay area bridges we always pay attention to them. westboun

it was drafted in response to last year's crash in buffalo that killed 49 people on the plane and one man in a house. pilots would have to have more flight experience and airlines would have to do better background checks. rules that regulate pilot work schedules to prevent fatigue would also have to be overhauled. pilot performance contributed to four of the last six fatal airline accidents involving u.s. carriers. the house passed that bill late last night. >>> sorry, but not that sorry. cal train says it will issue a written apology to ride airs fekted by yesterday morning's commute trouble but not offer free ride vouchers much the problem started around 7 yesterday. a train headed to san jose had problems with its brakes. the next train headed south was canceled because of faulty indicator lights. when all was said and done, trains were running an hour late. the agency says it will not offer free ride vouchers because most riders buy monthly passes so the repayment would not be significant. >> tell that to one of the riders. >>> it is 5:54, want to check your morning commute. look

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the bill is in response to this deadly crash in buffalo, new york. you may remember, in february of 2009. 50 people died when a small jet for a rebel nal carrier crashed into a house. the investigation blamed pilot fatigue. all of the past six deadly airline accident notice u.s. involved regional carriers. here is what the bill calls for, new regulations how long pilots can work and boost the minimum flight experience required to be a first officer and strengthen regulations for pilot training programs. >>> later this morning we should get a key decision on a controversial labor contract that could impact your morning commute. the ac transit employees union is asking the judge to block a deal that deal changes overtime rules, co-pay policies and the pension plan. since ac management imposed the contract almost two weeks ago about 20% of the drivers have called in sick every day. the transit agency faces a $56 million budget gap. >>> 6:17 now. muni is doing away with the paper and sticker passes. the transit agency says by the end of october, the mont

forget how long i stayed in paris, but it must have been a quick trip because i gave a speech in buffalonow how much of your life you ought to try and save so you can enjoy remembering it. sometimes all you can remember are the things you'd rather forget. >> safer: i'm morley safer. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." anncr: there are engines... and then there's the twin-turbocharging, 365-horsepower-generating, ecoboost engine in the taurus sho from ford that has the thirst of a v6 with the thrust of a v8. the most innovative full-size sedan in america... is now highest ranked in initial quality. the taurus sho, from ford. drive one. that was the pizza guy! and baby, he was messy. come on. you said you bought a digiorno. but the pizza came with cheesy breadsticks. breadsticks? i guess there was a pizza guy. yes there was... me. ( laughs ) new digiorno pizza & breadsticks. unbelievable fresh-baked taste, now with a full order of soft, cheesy breadsticks. taste. believe. it's not delivery. it's digiorno pizza & breadsticks. she found the box. maybe because you le

host: next is a republican caller from buffalo. now listen. caller: i just wanted to say that i completely agree with what void of it had to say, if anything, we should be paying out of once bent stimulus funds because in erie county, new york right now, the county executive pointed out that we received $41 million in stimulus funds and it turned out we actually did not need it to shore up our medicate shortfall. we didn't need it, but to balance the budget -- what did the federal government say? go ahead and keep the money. right now. county, new york, is trying to figure out how to spend $41 million of the federal government said to just keep. how many of these cases are going on? the other thing i wanted to add, for everyone complaining about the war's going on, first of all, i want to thank every single soldier out there fighting for me and my rights and my freedom, and everyone else who is saying we don't need this war, this war is garbage, we should not be fighting it, i would love to see every single one of those people take the place o

buffalo's will the government says the tax rate on top of the league is still holding the leaks have been discovered should be dismissed. over the past few days since the cap was placed bp and government engineers have been watching very closely to see whether or not that cap will hold a rupture could cause a bigger, harder to control a disaster bp has been confronted 24 hour extensions but that cap is is a temporary fix up the drilling of zero relief wells remains of their permanent fix that is still on track. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. a quick look here at the james lick, we'll get a fuller picture commune in a minute. coming in and and the san francisco no problems. let's get a look at the forecast with louisa she is checking out the fog that marine layer that's going to be with us for a good bit of the morning. a little bit of redundancy a lot of morning fog pretty slow to burn off this morning a little slower than always by yesterday surges keep in mind when you stepped out the door this morning you might see a

the legislation approved by the house yesterday was in response to a commuter airline crash near buffaloe and required better training. >>> faith helped foil a robbery in florida. the stickup at a cell phone store last friday was caught on surveillance tape. the suspect asked for money from the register. but the clerk said she had to talk to him about jesus. the man said, he's a christian, too, and apologized. and after a short conversation, left empty handed. police are still looking for him. that's one way to do it. let's go back outside with dave price with another check of the weather. good morning, dave. >> hey, betty. just met some really >> this weather report sponsored by macy's. >> that's a quick look at your weather picture. okay. you're on the seafood diet. i see food there. what are you eating there? >> bacon, egg, cheese croissandwich. >> we don't eat well but i appreciate that. >> you're going to share that? >> absolutely. >>> up next, it has been one year of despair for the families of three young americans jailed in iran. this morning their mothers will speak with us on t

in new england, we'll see severe weather, possibly even strong storms for areas around cleveland, buffalo watching in d.c., record heat today. tomorrow severe storms in the mid-atlantic, but also still baking heat in so many >>> and that's a look at your weekend forecast. lester? >>> now to our dreams and the new movie "inception." a master thief is able to infiltrate people's dreams. on some levels it's true. >> reporter: to sleep perchance to dream. >> i've had dreams where i flew. gli always have dreams about detention. >> reporter: dreams are the landscape of the subconscious mind playing out lie science fiction movies in our brains while we sleep. >> people are fast natured with dreams. >> reporter: a favorite topic of conversation at the breakfast table. in movies, dreams can mean box oif gold. the summer thriller "inception" depicts a world where dreams are control and stolen. the movie has captivated audiences and has many talking about dream science. >> definitely got me thinking about like dreams. >> reporter: while the body rests, the mind is at work. problem solving through dr

buffalo, detroit, cleveland, later in the day. could be powerful intense thunderstorms and here comes th heat again, new york, 91, d.c., 94. a lot of places just barely got a break. it's back. that's the weather around the nation. ri >> and all of america's weather awaits you in the next half hour. robin, george. >> can't wait. thank you, sam. >>> now, our "picture of the morning." truly. >> "pictures of the morning." >> they are amazing. could be an amazing find. unseen for 70 years by legendary american photographer ansel adams. a california construction worker says he bought the negatives at a garage sale for $45 million. and according to one estimate, they may be worth more than $200 million. >> $45. >> what did i say? >> $45 million. >> oh. still a bargain. >> this is actually quite controversial. that's right. still a bargain. but a lot of experienced dealers -- i checked with them yesterday -- said it's not worth anything close to $200 million. the family say they may not even be ansel adams. big controversy. >> $45 million

hot and sticky in the northeast. 70-mile-an-hour winds, hail, heavy rain and flash flooding in buffaloderstorms from kansas to the southeast. >> mostly 90s from boston down to miami. 100 in dallas. 94 in omaha. 89 in fargo. triple digits from phoenix to boise. 70s in the pacific northwest. 70s sounds kind of nice. >> it does. >>> a slice of american culture and history is signed, sealed and delivered. >> the postal service has unveiled a new collectioo postage stamps honoring t baseball pla hundreds of people atteed t postmasters event in kansas city yesterday, including 76-year-old male truck driver cliffius brown. >> brown had played in the negro leagues before joining the post office 30 years ago. >> it's nice to see somebody being honored. we'll be right back with more "world news now," don't go far. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] try fixodent with a time-released formula. use just once per day for all-day hold. it is important to use the product as directed. / for poor-fitting dentures, see your dentist. / for hold from dawn to dark... / fixodent and forget it. >>> if you're up th

it follows last year's commuter plane crash near buffalo, new york. blamed it on pilot error. 49 people were killed in that crash. the bill calls for limiting pilots' schedules, boosting job requirements and improving training. the bill goes to the senate today. >>> the u.s. marshals office is investigating threats against a federal judge in the arizona immigration battle. judge susan bolton has received thousands of phone calls and e-mails since her ruling. some of those messages are positive but the marshal service says others were threatening, and those will be investigated. >>> dozens of people protesting arizona's new immigration law were arrested outside the county jail in downtown phoenix. police in riot gear fought with demonstrators. protesters in several cities also rallied. a federal appeals panel is expected to rule on the enforcement of some of the more controversial aspects the law. >>> what about the woman at the center of the immigration battle? arizona's republican governor jan brewer? she's taking on not only protesters but also the

buffalo, new york. caller: two questions. one big backs from a couple of calls back about the potential for war crimes. if it came out that there were actual war crimes, is it not true that we have nothing to worry about? because the u.s. has exempted itself from the world criminal court? we feel is appropriate for everyone else, but we say no, not for us? my second question is, is it also not true that the american people for the most part have been anaesthetized to war? we heard president obama condemned the release of this matter. because we have exempted men from the draft, is it not true -- we do not pay for the work, raise taxes -- host: do you care to respond to any of those two questions? guest: on the war crime a will not comment. on the question of people being too used to war, i think the documents, the release of the documents do provide a valuable service in the reminding people that this war is going on, and the caller is correct that there is no draft. it is quite remarkable that the publication of these docume

turtle crossing in florida, $50,000 for a hand puppet grants and $390,000 university of new york buffalo, a study between smoking marijuana and malt liquor beer. just ridiculous use of our tax dollars. and johns question, you tell you can find the money for it -- the money is here. but so far, people are not willing to look at the cuts to pay for the benefits that john and others are waiting for. that is our point, let's pay for it. . the more you raids on employment taxes, the less people higher in the first place. in real business sense, it does not wor unfortunately. host: timothy is from cecil county, maryland. are you there? caller: good morning. i want to start up by sayiig i am 43 years old and i have been a republican all my life but i will take a page out of the republican's own page book. i suggest to the democrats in november, it is said that they think they enter -- the answer should be no to everything. all of these people, including myself, are out of work. i am in construction. sice the january 20 this year, i have had to do two john contacts. i have had 93 job interviews

buffalo, n.y., republican line. michael, what do you think? are these intelligence agencies keeping us safe? caller: i believe that what they should do is look at other things. every little detail. anyone could be a terrorist. you have to look at every look and cranny. a button could be an explosive or something. the security has to be good in one way and bad in other ways. if it smells like a bad guy, you can catch the bad guy. there are no rules on all of this. host: let's look at how this was dealt with. "mr. blair's solution was to create another team to run down every important lead, telling congress that he needed more money and analysts to prevent a mistake. more is often the summit -- the solution of leaders of the enterprise. the department of homeland security ask for more equipment, although it cannot find enough qualified people to fill its intelligence unit right now." florida, diana, independent line. caller: good morning. i do not think that we are safer and all. these agencies have gotten so big that they are not communicating.

st: buffalo, new york. independent line. guest: give me a minute with pedro. pedro, every couple of months i call you about these twitters. you look awfully display -- displeased with your eyes glazing over. may i remind you that this is a call-in show. remind these twitterers, why do they get in every single day and we get in every 30 days? take off the 30 day rule. let me ask you a question. how do you perceive the economy shaking out over the next year or 18 months? like the previo guest was exemely optimistic, c-span brings these guys on every day. 24 months out. bp says they will demand oil in 30 days. the country is not stupid. how do you thinkhat things will shake out in the next year? your down there in washington. far as i'm concerned, there is no difference between these politicians and the surprises that are coming in november. >> i do not suggest waing 18 months. as i mentioned earlier, there was a sharp drop in world trade in 2009. as the economy picks up, trade will take up with it. so much of our industrial components are imported. my guess is t

buffalo, new york. a republican line. your faith in congress and the present. caller: i have no faith in president obama or congress right now. i know there are a few congressmen that i think are doing a good job. paul ryan would be one of them. i can't say the same unfortunately for my senators. i have no representation right now because eric massa was my representation and unfortunately we have no special election, nobody is an office and i feel mired and bob down because i have no one to speak for me from my district. my faith in a president obama was a -- there are some decisions that i support him in, but there are some things i have seen him do that i just cannot support. his treatment of the military being one of them. the latest decision to fire general mcchrystal, i did not support that at all because i think the article that was written about him was basically a character assassination job. host: let me throw this gop number at you, again,t, the post -- th -- e post." only 70% of voters having just some or even non. what did your best argument for the

host: buffalo, new york. independent line. guest: give me a minute with pedro. pedro, every couple of months i call you about these twitters. you look awfully display -- displeased with your eyes glazing over. may i remind you that this is a call-in show. remind these twitterers, why do they get in every single day and we get in every 30 days? take off the 30 day rule. let me ask you a question. how do you perceive the economy shaking out over the next year or 18 months? like the previous guest was extremely optimistic, c-span brings these guys on every day. 24 months out. bp says they will demand oil in 30 days. the country is not stupid. how do you think that things will shake out in the next year? your down there in washington. far as i'm concerned, there is no difference between these politicians and the surprises that are coming in november. >> i do not suggest waiting 18 months. as i mentioned earlier, there was a sharp drop in world trade in 2009. as the economy picks up, trade will take up with it. so much of our industrial components are imported. my gu

and in the gillette, wyoming and we have been in buffalo, new york and places where there are perhaps far fewer jobs, but the basic jobs that the postal service provides are important to the economy in addition to the communications network they provide their. in tough times like these, that is no small measure of benefit that the postal service provides in the united states. host: aside from cutting debt and other ideas we talked about this past hour, what are the long-term issues, 20 years down the road at the postal service? guest: there will be a major turnover in employees. half of the employees are probably qualify for retirement. will the retirement result in a significantly smaller work force and will you have to replace them with newly trained employees who are more capable of working in the computer age? those are questions that will be dealt with. i think there will have to be a lot more experimentation with hybrid communications and a way to integrate mail and personal correspondence and letters with the kind of twitter and best networking we do now so there is a record of

as the chairman pointed out, we have representatives here of the coleman flight from newark to buffalo. $60 billion in losses since 2001, the industry puts a lot of pressure on a whole system. we have the most remarkable safety record overall. i certainly hope that you are committed to maintaining that. it has to be hard, putting a lot of pressure on front-line employees and others, as we saw with the crew and the difficulties they operated under as individuals, of lying long hours and making work schedules and all the rest. i wonder if you could comment oo any effect of this would have. we are working on legislation to put standards in place. the resources are not there at the end of the day and it is difficult to maintain standards. can you talk about any implications this might have for employees? >> yes. safety is always the number one priority of continental airlines. it will always be the number one priority of the combined united. i want to express my condolences to the coleman family and their loss. this merger will not affect safety. safety is important before the merger, and

it's a response to a deadly commuter airline crash near buffalo last year. stan watson was buried thursday with full military honors. he was 93. after the war, watson mentored young people about the struggles of overcoming racial barriers. >>> it is now three minutes past the hour. let's go back outside to matt, ann, and al. >> all right. thanks, amy. >> boy what a lovely day it is today. it's just perfect. >> perfect. after all the heat and humidity we've had. >> what about the weekend? >> mr. roker? >>> looking pretty good. people looking for carrie underwood to get her autograph. let's check your weather and see what's happening. there's carrie up there, being awfully nice. hey, if you're going to be going up to rhinebeck to check out that clinton wedding, mixed clouds and sun today for the rehearsal, upper 70s. tomorrow, sunny and mild, temperatures in the upper 70s. midwest, strong storms possible, topeka, kansas, up to sioux falls, intense gusts of wind and hail. heavy thunderstorms moving through iowa approaching waterloo. you'll see right now rainfal