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of copycat arrests from arizona, florida, maine, ohio, indiana, new york, kentucky, oklahoma, wisconsin and california. >>> the steel beam signed by president obama, his wife, new york mayor michael bloomberg and the governors of new york andnew jersey was lifted into place today. president obama wrote we remember, we rebuilt and come back stronger on a marker of the beam. it was placed on the 44th floor of the building in the twin towers. >>> coming up later first amendment fight, congress sending a new bill to the white house that could restrict some funeral process and ignore a supreme court ruling. we'll explain coming up at 7:00. >>> still to come in this half hour they already have plans for five slot machine casinos, so where does maryland who the to take gambling now? >> reporter: some severe weather and heavy weather down toward the northern neck, st. mary's county, north umberland, hail possible. we'll come back, track that and say hello to tropical storm ernesto. >> up next paying tribute to the late great chuck brown. ♪[ music ] >>> hey, chuck brown, you know we love you. >> the woodrow wi

california. we had one in oklahoma. we have some pipeline issues in north america. all of these things are contributing to higher gasoline prices, and as we look out to the labor day weekend, we're starting to see stronger demand. >> reporter: that's bad news for the overall economy, because the more money that's spent to fill tanks, the less that can be spent at restaurants, stores, and other places. the oil price information service estimates consumers are paying $149 million more for fuel now, compared to the start of july. and some economists worry rising prices will drag down spending in the second half of the year. but the hope is prices at the pump will fall by a nickel or more after labor day as demand drops. so firms like kismet are just trying to ride out higher fuel expense until then. erika miller, nbr, teaneck, new jersey. >> tom: beyond rising gasoline prices, what about a pair of sneakers? nike is raising shoe and clothing prices by as much as 10%, according to "the wall street journal." the company said rising labor and commodity costs, such as cotto

80% of the cases have come in six states: texas-- leading the way with 381 cases-- california, south dakota, oklahoma, louisiana and mississippi. overall, it's the worst outbreak since west nile virus appeared in new york city, in 1999, the first time it had been detected in the u.s. symptoms include fever and aches. >> it just mese feelike somebody has an axe in my head and it hurts really bad. >> reporter: in a small percentage of cases, the virus can be fatal when it attacks the brain and spinal cord. officials say the aerial spraying that starts tonight in dallas is the most effective way to kill the mosquitoes. planes will spew out an insecticide, known as duette, that's been used worldwide since the 1990s. we take a closer look at the virus and efforts to combat it in texas and elsewhere. dr. kristy murray is principal investigator for the west nile research program at the national school of tropical medicine at baylor colle of medicine i houston. first, what's the thinking about why there are so many cases so early this year? this is unusual, right? >> this is unusual right now for texas. we d

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six deaths in louisiana, others states such as arizona, california, and mississippi, missouri, oklahomaouth dakota, have also had people who have died. and that being said. as long as people are educated and prepared, deaths could be prevented. fox news contributor, dr. mark segal tells us four out of five victims don't feel any symptoms at all. >> if you get west nile, if you even get the disease, 80% of the time you don't get sick. 20th% of the time you get mild flu system and 1% of cases get really sick. >> now, according to the seniors for disease control. the most severe cases bring high fever, headaches, disorientation and vision lost, milder cases it's more vomiting, body aches and like i said, about 80% of people won't feel any symptoms at all. harris? >> well, you know, i have family in the dallas area and this have he' been telling me there are near curfew situations and these near feeding time. why dallas? are they fighting a particular health epidemic that others are not facing. >> absolutely. that's why for the first time in decades they're taking on this aerial spraying an

how do you feel about the fact that across southern california, maybe even parts of iowa and oklahoma, there are girls saying, you know what, i'm dropping out of school to go to the beach -- >> ah, don't drop out of school. don't drop out of school. you can play in college. >> we're both college graduates and very proud. >> reporter: see, brains and braun right there for those two girls from the beach. fantastic performances out of the boys tonight. ashton eaton and tray hardee went gold-silver in the decathlon. and usain bolt, the fastest man in the world is just that. led a jamaican sweep, george, in the 200 meter. a dubouble-double to repeat. >> america back in the lead today? >> reporter: they're back in the lead, ten more than china in the total medal column. two more in the gold column and a big weekend ahead, including the dream team going for gold again. >> bill weir, thank you very much. >>> very different story now. late this afternoon, a dramatic development in the case of that movie theater massacre in aurora, colorado. we all remember that first sight of james holmes in c

south dakota, oklahoma, california. there's a lot of states. as you say, there's 32 states with human cases at this point. 43 with infected mosquitoes and probably all thinking about taking some drastic action to stop it before it spins out of control. it's a nasty, nasty disease. >> other than the obvious, is there a way people can protect themselves and their home from this? >> indeed. i call it the five b's. first and second are dawn and dusk. if you can remain indoors dawn and dusk, you're not exposing yourself to mosquitoes. number three to drain much mosquitoes require rain. if you get rid of water on your property, you're good to go. you have to be fastidious about it. i've seen them breeding in discarded soda bottle caps. number four, dress properly. utilize long sleeves, long pants. make sure they're loose fitting and preferably of a light color. mosquitoes tend to prefer dark colors. the last one, mos important is to defendefend. use a repellant. if it has an epa registration on it. that means it works and demonstrated to the epa that

other states, such as arizona, california, mississippi, missouri, oklahoma and south dakota have alsoing said, as long as people are prepared, death could be prevented. dr. mark segall tells us, four out of five victims won't feel any symptomsats all. listen. >> if you get west nile, if you get the disease, 80% of the time, you don't even get sick. 20% of the time, you get a mild flew. 1% get really sick. >> reporter: for the first time in decades, texas officials are taking on the public health epidemic, resuming aerial spraying in dallas tonight, after a two-day delay. more than 80,000 acres have been covered, but officials say they want to spray another 200,000 acres between tonight and next week, this is all in an attempt to get a handle on the spread of the deadly virus. humid weather and standing water have left over from storms have created a perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes. the epsr arsays insecticide does not pose a significant risk to humans or animals. but they are taking all precautions seriously, which is why they are spraying at night when people are not out and a

california. there on high alert because of the increased fire danger. crews and oklahoma have a wild fire under control it is suspected the work of arsonists the fire near luther oklahoma burned dozens of homes deputies are searching for a driver of a black ford pickup witnesses' reports in the driver tossed let newspapers from the vehicle. bigger and better and ready to explore mars, anticipation builds as curiosity set to land on the red planet. >>> we are flunking the test in protecting our children in california >>> the fight to end sex trafficking in california a former facebook exec helps out >>> shocking whether to talk about and big changes ahead the forecast after a break or two. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a group in california tries to do something the legislature cannot do, that what neighborhoods all over the state better sense for prostitution cbs 5 anne mackovic says they're raising awareness to stop sex trafficking >>> these girls need to be rescued and saved their art they are slaves the need to be safe >>> buzz of people walk down international boulevard pence pr

last few weeks is a series of disruptions at refineries, not only in california, but across the country from the midwest to oklahoma. but obviously most significantly this week is the massive fire in richmond, california there in the san francisco bay area. which is some analysts suggesting that could bring gas prices there into california and west coast area, up to $4 a gallon, that's obviously a big mark. in the short-term, the residents near the refinery have been telling us, talking about how miserable the whole experience has been. >> you're putting this poison out here, killing us. >> do i have to look forward to having cancer? does my grandchild have to look forward to having cancer? >> my people ain't for sale. these nickels and dimes that you pay us around here are no good for none of them. >> zoraida, the question is at what point will these gas prices start kind of leveling off and going back down. some analysts suggest as we head into the fall, that we should start seeing the gas prices kind of leveling off or dropping back down. but in the short term, expect more of the same as the gas prices continue

last few weeks is a series of disruptions at refineries, not only in california, but across the country from the midwest to oklahomaly most significantly this week is the massive fire in richmond, california

california to the mississippi river. >> the interior, around kansas, nebraska, oklahoma, we may not see some significant relief there until maybe later this year or next spring. >> reporter: along the arkansas river, lower water levels have forced managers to scale back power generation 75% at dams which supply electricity to eight million people. colonel michael teague with the army corps of engineers manages the water supply among a lot of competing interests. >> it's navigation. it's flood control. it's water supply. it's hydroelectric power. it's fish and wildlife. and it's environmental and ecosystems. >> reporter: behind me is 10 killer lake in eastern oklahomo. it is down seven feet from where it usually would be this time of year. bob, they haven't had any measurable rainfall here since the first week in may. >> schieffer: another jim, thanks. the hot, dry weather is perfect for the mosquitoes that spread the west nile virus. cases have been reported in 43 states this year. in texas alone, there have been 465 cases and 17 deaths. dallas is fighting back. tonight it begins aerial spraying to kill off mosquitoes for

i see the rankings include southern california, alabama, louisiana state, oklahoma, oregon.side that top 25, charlie. one of these days they will accomplish that. you know, gary and i, we do the s.e.c. every week. >> right. right. >> i think we're informed about all of college football, that's our task, but i still think southern cal is deservedly in that top three. don't discount arizona, they won against vanderbilt last night. >> i think you did nail it, charlie. when you look at this coming season, it's the named teams again that are looking and are favored to get back. >> vern lunt kwis and dairy danielson, thank you very much. they will call the action tomorrow starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. notre dame against navy from dublin, ireland right here on cbs. >> and it took more than 70 years, but it seems that superman and wonder woman are finally getting together. wahoo! we'll have the story behind their budding romance which is causing quite a controversy. we'll tell you why. that's when "cbs this morning" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ >>> american movie goers

. >> how do you feel about the fact that across southern california, maybe even parts of iowa, and oklahoma the beach? >> don't drop out of school. don't drop out of school. you can play collegiately. >> we're both college graduates and very proud. schooling first, kids. >> reporter: in fair there there were some fantastic boys' performances as well. ashton eaton, trey hardee finished days of running, jumping and throwing, and gold-silver in the decathlon. and usain bolt, the world's fastest man proved that. first ever, double-double, winning the 100 meter and 200 meter sprints in back to back olympics. led an all jamaican sprint. bill weir, abc news, london. >> got to tell you, our viewers know this. i am so obsessed with the olympics and have been. today after working yesterday morning. i wok e up in time to watch >> were to wire? did. such a girl power moment. i looked like the girl inhe piece. ah, ah. i was doing all that. i thought it was really impressive that the women really did so well. little girls before weren't really encouraged to be athletes. i think that's changing so much. s

. >> mÁs del 80% de los casos se han reportado en california, louisiana, missisippi, oklahoma y texasn arreglar estas fallas tÉcnicas de ingenierÍa para ver si en un futuro mÁs cercano. >> continuamos con mÁs aquÍ. >> ¿estÁn listos los bailarines?. >> despuÉs de oir lo que estaba diciendo poti, puedo decir que no estoy lista. >> no nos ayudÓ, en vez de darte Ánimo, ay! no voy a hacer esto. >> ya no voy a pensar en esto. >> vamos ir a mi mÉxico lindo y querido porque todos seguimos la emociÓn de partido de ayer. >> nuestras cÁmaras estuvieron en el lugar de los hechos tomÁndole el pulso literalmente a la aficiÓn. >> porque asÍ estaba yo. >> veamos esto que preparÓ pilar p. >> aquÍ es territorio mexicano que se vayan al otro lado y les mandamos un costal de chile. >> pico cito comenzÓ el encuentro entre mÉxico y estados unidos en las afueras del estadio azteca al sur de la ciudad de mÉxico. >> miles de mexicanos y uno que otro americano apoyando a su selecciÓn. >> la edad y el gÉnero no es impedimento para disfrutar de esta fiesta. >> me gusta decir goles porque jugarÍa a quinela, gana

california, in the san francisco bay area, that chevron refinery. but we have seen problems at refineries almost everywhere. from the midwest down to oklahoma. ss the country. and the refinery fire in california not only causing a lot of problems here in the coming weeks at gas pumps, but for the residents around the refinery this has been a very stressful time as well. >> you putting >> you put this poison out here and killing us. >> do i have to look forward to having cancer? >> oh, yes. >> does my grandchild have to look forward to having cancer? >> nickels and dimes that you pay us around here. no good good. >> officials are saying they have been monitoring the air quality and found in problems so far but will continue to monitor. what does this mean for gas prices in the near future? many analysts say we have spoken with say they should probably continue to see gas prices continuing to climb up, especially along the west coast where it could easily reach over $4 a gallon in many places and obviously for the rest of the country they expect to see that continue uptick for the next several weeks as well as gas prices continue to climb high.

months not only in california but across the country where we have seen production problems and issues rise up at several refineries across the country from the midwest, down to oklahomanow in california. all of that leading to gas prices starting to tick back up, and analysts say that they expect to see that for the next few weeks. the hope is that as the fall months come into play here and demand goes down, then gas prices will start to come back down. but for now, we're going to see that pain at the pump. guys, back to you. >> ed, let's hope it ends soon. thank you. >>> a look at the day's other top stories. there's been a shakeup at the susan g. komen for the cure. president liz thompson and founder nancy brinker both stepping down from their positions. thompson will leave the organization next month. brinker we've learned will surrender her ceo title. she's going to be focusing instead on fundraising and planning. more fallout from the decision earlier this year to suspend funding for planned parenthood, a decision that was ultimately reversed. >>> we may soon learn more about the weeks and months leading up to the colorado movie theater massacre. suspect james h

states include california, colorado, new york, maine, oklahoma. these represent a broad political spectrum reflecting bipartisan cooperation as well as labor. following the lead of the states the united states department of labor has signed memorandums of understanding with the i.r.s. in 13 states to battle this problem. unfortunately, congress is lagging behind. new bills have been introduced not only to be obtained in partisan gridlock. we believe similar measures should be passed by the congress and include support in this platform. funding u.s. department of labor initiative, increase the number of wages to investigators to improve the sharing of information and cooperative of enforcement actions with the i.r.s. and states and provide grants to states for information and technology and other state initiatives to improve enforcement. support for amending the internal revenue allowing i.r.s. to issue regulations, eliminating the rule that allows cheaters qualify for the safe harbor that continue violating the law by not playing employment taxes

california for us. appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> back here in the u.s., no break from the wildfires burning across oklahoma. as many as 18 fires have been reported since last week. residents forced to evacuate were allowed to return home yesterday. as manuel bojorquez reports, some of the wildfires were made worse by the drought. >> the largest of nearly 20 fires burns in east central oklahoma's creek county. known as the freedom hill wildfire, it has burned over 58,000 acres, destroyed at least 40 structures and forced the evacuation of hundreds of residents. >> it's certainly been a very tough week for the state of oklahoma. just numerous fires throughout the state. major fires, a lot of small fires. it has really taxed the resources of the state of oklahoma. >> while there are no reported deaths, officials are concerned there may be victims given the broad path of the fire. in a summer where severe heat baked the state, parts of oklahoma suffered through temperatures exceeding 110 degrees and according to the state forestry service have created ideal wildfire conditions. while oklahoma saw lower temperat

have passed over 97 measures to improve law-enforcement trade states include california, colorado, new york, louisiana oklahoma. these represent a broad political spectrum reflecting the bipartisan cooperation and support from the business community as well as labor. following the lead of these states, the united states department of labor, and this administration has signed memorandums of understanding with the irs and 13 states to battle this problem. unfortunately, congress has lagged behind. numerous bills have been introduced against the tremendous business interests who fail to understand the tremendous harm being done to employers. similar measures should be passed by congress and included in support of this platform. measures to make failure to properly close by an individual as an employee a violation of the fair labor standards act. continuing to fund at the u.s. department of labor initiatives to increase the number of investigators to improve the sharing of information and cooperative enforcement actions with the irs and states and provide grants to states for information technology and other state

california florida, etc. and you might ignore oklahoma kansas. that's the argument made by the other side. buy it-- >> al gore: i don't buy it either. you can make a legitimate argument that it would have a legitimate impact on cities versus rural areas. the entire world is becoming more urbanized. i mean, the united states is part of that trend and even leading that trend. rural areas need attention. but i think on balance it is time to move to this. either we believe in democracy or we don't. >> john: that takes us to the massachusetts point that i began the segment with. if people feel like they don't want to show up and vote for president, they feel like they're missing out in their local elections. that hurts. >> cenk: we're closing in on one of the larger speakers eastwood rubio, oh my god! this is so exciting. and mitt romney later tonight. so come right back. [ singing ] special event is brought to you by communications workers of america. bringing jobs home now. the natural energy of peanuts and delicious, soft caramel. to fill you up and keep you moving, whatever your moves. payd

the sooner state points out the video shows downtown oklahoma city not lyndhurst ohio as the ad implies. >>> the police chief of bell county california was making 770,000 dollars a year in salary and benefits is suing his former employer for his vefrns pay. really? randy adams argues he never agreed to resign or give up his severance. he is already pulling down 22,000 dollars a month in pension. the new city manager there calls the suit hypocritical considering adams was making more money per year than the president of the united states. speaking of hypocrisy the united nations human rights council is on the brink of appointing a war lord accused of genocide to his panel. despite a warrant issued by the criminal court for crimes against humanity omar al bashir's regime has the backing of the full body african delegation. a u.n. watch dog says it would be like putting jack the ripper in charge of a women's shelter. >>> there is creative financing and something else. tonight chief correspondent mike emanuel reports on what one california school district is trying to do now that could spell disaster later. >> good evening. a stunning ex

it shows the severe drought across the u.s., from california all the way east in to, yes, georgia and florida and in between indiana, missouri, oklahoma, new mexico, totally covered by red. cnbc spoke with the head of the usda tom vilsack a few moments ago. listen in. >> well, when you're looking at nearly two thirds of the continental united states impacted by drought and severely so, we added counties to the disaster declaration list, we have 1,670 counties in the united states now disaster counties because of drought. >> knows a lot about it. he was a former governor of the state of iowa. corn prices skyrocketing in the last three months, up 33%. 34% as you look there above $8 a bushel right now. wheat up 42% in three months. soy up 15% in that same time frame. in about a moment, sue speaks live with the governor of illinois. his state hard hit, as well, in this drought issue. but first, more on the money being left in the dust by this drought. we move on now to jane wells in nevada, iowa, with more on how one farmer is getting through the drought of 2012. >> reporter: tyler, ugly. they're going to be talking about the drought of 2

oklahoma. otherwise as we head westbound, isolated storms across parts of the pacific northwest, through california and the four corners region. we could use the rain out here. it's very typical of this time of year to see that moisture across this part of the country. like i mentioned, we're seeing hot temperatures and as we head into tomorrow, it's not going to be as bad as the last couple of days like seattle, you're fine lea back down into the 70s. take a look at interior parts of the west, 90 for great falls and montana. 96 in boise. triple digits for las vegas and phoenix. otherwise, bismarck, more pleasant, 79 degrees for your high temperature. of course, it is that time of year where tropics get active. category 2 hurricane gordon that is not going to be a threat to the lower 48 for us. we do have also helene that's been downgraded to just a tropical depression. that weakened. no impact either to the u.s. we are watching an area of low pressure further off toward the east. open atlantic. that system is expected to eventually become the storm named isaac. we'll keep a close watch on that ove