the attorney general's staff letter promised alan month in debt camilla harris would sit down for anerview on the issue possibly by the end of the month will keep you tuned in. we're developing news in the sierra foothills where the fast-moving wildfire is burning near the american worker is 20 percent contained tonight the 200 a. fire is burning in steep terrain of the town of colfax mike dello stritto and how crews are attacking the spider. >>> cal fire tells me this fire is staying close at 200 a. we're also talking about 200 people forced to evacuate their homes all because of this a very difficult firefights fought almost entirely by air because there is so steep they cannot send and firefighters on the ground so we're seeing dead drops coming from the tankers and the water drops coming from the chopper's overnight their expectations are committed levels will rise. but they're expecting another hot and difficult day tomorrow. >>> return to report and now we have tinges headed away the new letter read uc variety of colors you know that we had a wide range of temperatures and that

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. >> newlywed matthew mcconaughey and his wife camilla make another big announcement. hope it's a good one. that's next. time now is 9:36.  matters. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks overseas. insourcing. industry and favors bring jobs home. it matters. this message. >>> newlyweds matthew mcconaughey and camilla expecting their third child. they announced it yesterday afternoon on twitter. the couple have 2-year-old girl and a 4-year-old son. they've been together for five years, but officially tied the knot last month. >> their kids must be good looking. >> cute kids. katy perry hits the big screen today. >> her 3-d movie is in theaters. and most revealers seem to be pleased. it takes fans behind the scenes and at times reveals a side most haven't seen. no make-up, no crazy costumes or wigs. it follows her after her split with russell brand. some critics say those scenes are too one-sided. >> it's her movie. whatever. >>> "american idols" david cook and phillip phillips are going to to kansas city. phillips will perform his song "home

finished out of medal contention but royal relatives william, kate, harry, beatrice, eugenie and camilla all cheered her on. and if you're wondering why we haven't seen the queen at any events the past couple days, after her star turn at the opening ceremony she went off to that little getaway house. it's known as balmoral castle, brian. >> i've heard of it. so eventful and we're just getting started in london. chris jansing with all of it tonight. thanks as always. still ahead as we continue tonight along the way the london you don't see at these games. there is another story to be found on the side streets. and neighborhoods right alongside the olympic village. and later, he's the name at these games. we are at home with ryan lochte swimming again tonight in primetime. >>> as the world gathers here in london a lot of first timers to the city may be expecting the london of mary poppins. depending where they go and what they see they'll experience something awfully close. out here in the east end where the olympic village is, decidedly off the beaten path, it's a different london as nbc'

limping roster was announced at the weekend among them and be a starter bron james kobe bryant and camilla anthony they were also part of the team that went the last olympics so there is plenty of experience although they will have to tweak their style if the olympics will be played under fever or not and be a rules. you know ten or twelve on this too you have. one gold medals the world championships are. two hours and we. are just pretty well you know with certainty remind ourselves to try to take the ball of the room on the events of energy is not going to. change these are my favorites now there's a new winner on golf's p.g.a. tour ted porter jr claiming the greenbrier classic after a playoff porter had been shocking for missing five cuts in a row prior to this tournament the twenty eight year old finished his final round strongly in eagle here on the seventeenth course followed up by a birdie putt on the eighteenth that drew him level with fellow american freud kelly and say they went into a playoff and on the extra hole potter sunk another birdie with his putter for victory. guy. jimm

finished out of medal contention but royal relatives william, kate, harry, beatrice, eugenie and camilla all cheered her on. and if you're wonding why we haven't seen the queen at any events the past couple days, after her star turn at the opening ceremony she went off to that little getaway house. >> so eventful. we're just getting started in london. chris jansing with all of it tonight. thanks as always. still ahead as we continue tonight along the way the london you don't see at these games. there is another story to be found on the side streets. and neighborhoods right alongside the olympic village. and later, he's the name at these games. we are at home with ryan lochte swimming again tonight in primetime. [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brings more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rudy. who switched to ale

production following a dispute over where are the money was going and prominent opposition politician camilla maher has been arrested over alleged links to rebel forces. rebels in the democratic republic of congo have taken a strategic eastern town from fleeing government forces attacked or insurgencies an important mineral transit hub two days ago congress to your piece was broken one former tutsi rebels who have been incorporated into the country's army defected in april. all right time now to take a look at what's happening in the world of business with the taj so natasha what's the sentiment on the markets this hour's morning in fact absolutely well actually it doesn't look that good it's mainly in the red let's start over in asia where the markets are halfway through the trading sessions this hour and what we're seeing is a sea of red main reason is concerns about the prospect of global economic recovery fueled mainly by weeks to date jobs data in the states more not just minutes traders were a bit relieved to see the chinese inflation figures a couple of hours ago inflation is in june w

the queen and the duke of edinburgh and we understand the duke and duchess of cornwall, charles and camilla, and also william and kate, and prince harry, the three younger royals, of course, are official ambassadors for team g.b., and they'll be attending a lot of the game's events. you can imagine there's an awful lot of diplomatic dancing to be done around, as you have some very interesting combinations of leaders. we'll be interested to see whether the south koreans and the north koreans are both represented here. i think the north korean sports minister might be arriving. and another interesting fact will be what happens after this opening reception when we've heard a short speech from the queen. the leaders, of course, want to get the opening ceremony. they need to cross from here in central london to the east, to stratford, to the opening ceremony. normally they would go in fleets of limousines, wouldn't they, and kind of have their entourage. not this time, we understand, so they'll have to go in official coach, as something of a very official bus trip for all the world's leaders who

stars with bron james kobe bryant and camilla anthony they were also part of the team that went to the last olympics so there is plenty of experience although they will have to tweak their style as the olympics will be played under favor and not n.b.a. rules. you know ten to twelve on this to you have. one gold medals. two thousand we. just you know with certainty remind ourselves to try to take the ball of the room on the events of honor just. changes our minds of the difference there's a new winner on golf's p.g.a. tour puerto junior claiming the greenbrier classic after a playoff porter had been in shocking for missing five cuts in a row prior to this tournament but the twenty eight year old finished his final round strongly an eagle here on the seventy course followed by a birdie putt on the eighty s. tantrum level with fellow american troy kelly and so they went into a playoff and on the third extra hole potter sunk another with his putter for victory. i germany's marcel c.m. won the french open to end his eight year title dragged as the thirty one year old carded a final round of

and camilla, his wife, they announced they're expecting child number three. >> good for them!d darling daughter vita. now a third one. he tweeted it out. happy birthday, america. more good news. camilla and i have expecting our third child. god bless. just keep living. >> well said, matthew. he is on a roll. a big movie. just got married, last couple weeks. >> she is gorgeous. >> third kid. >> you go. >> he is living the life. matthew is living the life. playing the bongos, tearing life up. >> remember claire danes, "my so-called life" and star of the new series "homeland" on showtime which will begin its second season on september 30th. she is expecting her first child with she and her husband hugh. she is 33. he is 37. and they're expecting their first baby which is very, very cool. she kind of hinted at this a few weeks ago in an interview that she wanted a kid. now there is official confirmation. they're expanding their family. that is good for them. we work them congratulations. all kind of good, romantic, family news. baby news. >> this next one is not that romantic. we

first time lapse watch this mass of storms camilla's clouds developed lake breeze off of the lake andwerful thunderheads to develop. back to the beginning here 4:00 this afternoon moving away from the lake breeze northwest indiana produced a 94 mi. per hour wind off of the chicago shoreline. 60 mi. per hour wind area took the roof off of areas their lake breeze parallels the shoreline couple of miles inland east wind hits a west wind storm cells develop along the shoreline. these blue areas wind shear plot from the radar. she swith damage localized cook county and the northwest indiana hit by the wind out of the thunderstorms. big hot air don't dominate the united states weather storm spinning around formed in the midwest by itself gulf of mexico returning moisture north. the storms rotate. satellite view of the storms developing to the west. tomorrow we will toast again. 20 states under excessive heat advisory is. high temperature of 103 degrees. second day we broke a century old record tomorrow record 99 degrees set back in 1988 we will break that. 102 degrees on the fourth. we expe

at another, by prince charles and camilla, while athletes keep coming. and the u.s. wraps up a victory over france. britain's first national team ever also managed to win but the north korean team walked off the field at first, outraged they were introduced with a giant south korean flag. they returned once the correct flag was sewn and they won. a top runner suspended from the game after allegedly testing positive for a diuretic. >> and this greek athlete apologized for statements she tweeted saying she's ashamed. >> and muhammad ali took gold at the 1960s olympics back when he was cashes clay. >> i compare him to rocky who always gets up and at the end of the day is a winner. >> and this morning, they offer some inspiration of their own. and good news outside olympic park, an airport customs strike was averted and at least for now london traffic has not been quite so terrible as some have predicted. natalie? >> i can vouch for that. those imlick tracks, we want to go to hoda kotb. >> hi, everybody. a law enforcement source tells nbc news a package containing writin

camilla samson and her team were expected a handful of victims. >> the first one was coming out of aolice car and that's when it triggered this was going to be something different. >> reporter: they pulled the first victim from the car. >> all of the sudden, we looked up and then tlfgs another car, and then another police car and then another police car. and within about 15-20 minutes, we had about 9 critical pashlts on our doorstep. >> reporter: across town, dr. gilbert paneda faced a similar scene. >> the first was a man with torn cat around his leg. >> a lot of them actually had internal bleeding. those are really scary for us. that's what sets our gunshot victims apart from everyone we see. >> victims were talking one minute, unresponsive the next. >> there was shotgun blast wounds. injuries from the high caliber, obviously a powerful, high-velocity weapon. >> reporter: at six area hospitals, teams of e.r. professionals kept nearly all of the shooting victims alive. >> everyone that came to this hospital survived. >> reporter: at university hospital 22 of 23 patients made it. and

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but i'm watching him do his routines and i look over and his wife camilla is there.routine? >> yeah, and i look and she just goes -- "we practice at home." [ laughter ] it was like, the cutest -- like, "toddlers and tiaras" but with male strippers. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: she was like the stage mom behind the camera like, "one, two, grinder, grinder, grind, okay, good. now, grind it." >> that's exactly how it was. >> jimmy: oh, gosh, hilarious. and then, "the newsroom" on hbo. you're hitting homers, pal. >> aw, thanks. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're doing great. congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we had aaron sorkin on. we had jeff daniels. they all said great things about you. and speaking of the show, you're just killing it on the show. >> that means a lot. thank you so much. >> jimmy: oh, please. how was the premiere? i love -- only this would happen to you. you're the nicest human. you're at the premiere. i have a picture of you and your family at the premiere. there's you and -- >> yeah, that's my stepdad, my mom, and my niece, ripley

entertainment news now and oh, baby, actor matthew mcconaughey and his wife camilla announcing this they're now expecting their third child. they have a 2-year-old daughter and a 3-year-old son. they will have their hands full. and actress claire danes is also pregnant. this will be her first child with her husband. katie holmes' lawyer denying reports that the actress wants an emergency custody hearing on that and child support. a hearing of this kind would have required her to have an open courtroom. and that would allow the public to hear all the nitty-gritty about that divorce. and she is still crushing the competition. adele is already leading this year's album sales race selling 3.7 million copies of "21" so far in 2012. the singer taking home the top selling title in 2011. and now for your starting line-up, a roundup of all the sports stories making headlines at this hour. lakers pulling off a huge deal likely putting them back in the hunt for a title. reports say that they've worked out a sign and trade deal with phoenix for point guard steve nash. they'll give up four draft picks f

camilla going to her home in cambridge. prince charles then took a tour of the base with his oldest son, prince william. had a look around the sea king, the helicopter that william normally captains and flies around this area. he starts seven or eight 24- hour shifts a month, which is the standard of someone in his role. they took a tour around the control room to see where he works and some of the uniforms, outfits he's expected to wear. this is a rare insight into flight lieutenant wales as he's known here. >> he had my blessing, to lead search and rescue operations. that means he's responsible for a 24-hour shift. for the efficient running of the organization here and also leading a crew with an aircraft to prosecute search and rescue. >> he has met the rigorous demands that are required to achieve operational captaince. and like others, should be proud of that achievement. >> reporter: this is what prince william does. it's just been a callout and one of his fellow teams has just been scrambled. if prince william was in

i think camilla and charles at one point, you could see them with tears in their eyes. the queen even looked like sheefs tearing up at one point. for me at least and for many, seeing the queen involved in this film they made was jaw dropping. we've never seen anything like that before. brief though it was and i must say very tastefully done as we expected. then there was the music, incorporating the beatles, pink floyd, the young athletes and the fact that a group of young athletes lit the cauldron exposed of copper leaves. it was spectacular is the best word for it. a lot of people were thinking after beijing and the cast of tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands, how could you really top that? and there was some worry that maybe this one would be a little bit disappointing after beijing. but it was incredible to see that it wasn't any of that. it really did in many ways you could say top beijing. it was extremely touching, alex. >> i absolutely agree. i think the good thing is they didn't try to repeat what they did in beijing, they did their own thing and that's

more royal weddings of note would follow in a low-key civil ceremony in 2005 prince charles married camillahad once called the third person in their marriage. and in 2011, prince william married kate middleton an elaborate ceremony at westminster abbey. so popular is prince william now that according to one recent opinion poll the british people would prefer him as their next monarch over charles by a margin of 48 to 39%. as for william and harry's mother, people all over the world still revere diana for her grace and for her charitable work on behalf of aids sufferers among many other causes. hard to believe that the young bride we saw at st. paul's all those years ago would, if she had lived, have turned 51 years old this month. ahead, for the love of art. >> i didn't even make a $20 bill on any artist. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you've been years in the making. and there are many years ahead. join the millions of members who've chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. abracadabra

and at another, greeted by prince charles and camilla. while athletes keep on coming to the capital. women's soccer revved up in scotland and in wales. a u.s. victory over france. britain's first national women's team ever also managed to win. >> great britain has the lead! >> but the north korean team walked off the field at first, outraged this were introduced with a giant south korean flag. they returned once the correct flag was shown and they won. for a few athlete, olympic dreams ended before even touching their fields of play. moroccan runner and top medal winder suspended from the games after alleged live testing positive for a diuretic earlier this month. and the long jumper was disqualified from the team for a thweatt. and honored was muhammad ali, he took gold back when he was cashes clay. >> i will compare him to rocky. he always comes up, fights back and at the end of the day he's standing as the winner. >> and this morning british royalty, william, kate and harry arrived at an event supporting kids and coaches, who offers an

at another, greeted by for instance charles and camilla. while athletes keep on coming to the capital. women's soccer revved up in scotland and wales. the u.s. victory over france. britain's first national women's team ever also managed to win. >> great britain has the lead! >> reporter: but the north korean walked off the field at first, outraged they were introduced with a giant south korean flag. they returned once the correct flag was shown and they won. for a few athletes, olympic dreams ended before even touching their fields of play. a moroccan runner and top medal contender suspended from the games after allegedly testing positive for a banned diuretic earlier this month. she could be banned from competing for life. and a greek triple jumper was kicked off her own team over a tweet. she has apologized over a joke about african immigrants and says she aashamed. at the end of the day, hundreds of stars of sports and screen, boris becker, honored boxing legend muhammad ali at a charity gala. ali took gold at the 1960 olympics back when

prince charles' wife, camilla, all on hand, to lead the cheers for zara phillips.trian competition on a horse appropriately named high kingdom. she did her family proud, also her country, advancing to the next round. >> quite literally, as this "pop news" crossed, she just won silver. >> wow. >> spoiler alert. spoiler alert. >> yeah. and i learned for the first time, she's the daughter of two olympians. i didn't realize princess ann and her father, as well. congratulations, zara. that's great news. thank you, josh. >> breaking news. >> that's the magic of "good morning america." >>> all right. it is now official. "development" no longer arrested on one of the most poplar cult shows of all-time. jason bateman tweeted out proof -- i knew you would be happy, josh. that "arrested development" is coming back after six, long years. posting a picture of michael cera, in character saying, my son. the show will stream on netflix, in 2013. a feature-length movie reported to be following the bluths. >> the bluths are back. on netflix, you can tuck in and have a marathon. >> y

charles and it his wife camilla are on a vacation to wales. cf1o morning." i love it when you can say, dad, this is what i do. welcome. nice. >> i'm a prince and you may be a king. >> that's right. >>le i'm charlie rose with erica hill. on monday the dea unveiled a plan to fight oxycontin. it's a powerful painkiller. >> under the new plan drug companies will have to train health professionals to safely prescribe the drug. here to explain all of this, dr. christopher ga reba is the director of pain medicine. this is a voluntary program. do you feel it goes far enough? are you happy with it? >> generally speaking it doesn't go far enough. it only covers long acting opioids. for example, vicodin and percocet and the bottom line is that it's not mandatory. it's something that's elective. what we do know is that during our training we don't get enough experience, enough knowledge to prescribe these medications. >> if it's giving you more experience or more knowledge is it a step in the right direction? >> it's a step in the right direction. it's mo

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camilla and i are expecting our third child and god bless. just keep living. how's that for words of advice. i'm don lemon. "cnn newsroom" continues with my good pal kyra phillips. >>> good morning. what could have saved the 228 people on an air france flight that plunged into the ocean? new answers today on that 2009 tragedy. >>> a deadly police beating one year ago in fuller ton, california. back in the headlines. what's next in the kelly thomas saga? >>> also this hour, herman cain in the house to tell us all about his new project and share his one-of-a-kind insights on today's headlines. >>> first, though, the road to the white house has always run through ohio, so president obama, of course, hitting the road in ohio. live pictures right now. the tarmac in toledo. soon he'll be on a bus dubbed "betting on america." the first stop the museum in mao me. you'll see that live at 40 past the hour give or take. in the meantime let's bring in cnn's dan lothian who's already there. dan, this is actually the president's first bus tour, right? >> reporter: it is. he

charles and his wife, camilla, are on a four-day visit to wales. it's 8:00.his morning." i love it when you can say, dad, this is what i do. welcome. it's nice, nice. >> i'm a prince and you may be a king. >> that's right. >> and i'm charlie rose with erica hill. >>> on monday, the fda revealed a new program to fight the misuse of oxycontin and other powerful painkillers. they are blamed for thousands of fatal overdoses every year in the united states. >> under the new plan, drug companies will have to train health professionals to safely prescribe the drugs. hear to explain all this, director of pain management at nyu's school of medicine. first of all, this is, as i understand it, a voluntary program. do you feel, though, that it goes far enough? are you happy with this? >> generally speaking, i don't think it goes far enough. it only covers long-acting opioids and also covers more common painkillers. so, for example, vicodin and percocet. and the bottom line is that it's not mandatory. it's something that's elective, and what we do know is that during our

camilla sasin who was on duty early friday morning at the university of colorado hospital. >> i havecy department before. i have seen young people dying almost on a daily basis. i think what's different about this is just how many people. that's when it kind of starts hitting you, just how sick these people were and how tragic, i think it is. >> how many lives you saved? >> yeah. that's why we become doctors, is to save lives. >> reporter: the accused shooter is due in court on monday? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: is there anything you would want to say to him? >> how does somebody do this? i just don't understand it. >> those tears are understandable as dr. sassin saw every one of the 23 patients taken to the university of colorado hospital? >>> next, with the big three, it worked like a charm for barack obama campaigning for president four years ago but will this week's overseas' trip benefit mitt romney's presidential run? you are watching weekends with alex witt. it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to col

this from camilla. this should be classified under freedom of speech. i will support chick-fil-a.rsation going. facebook dooth com/carol cnn. thanks as always for your comments. i sure appreciate them. thanks for joining me this morning. cnn newsroom continues right now with kyra phillips. >>> hello everyone. it's 11:00 on the east coast. 8:00 on the west. crops withering as the severe drought sweeps across the country. get ready to pay more for your food. >>> and one day until the opening ceremonies and we already have our first olympic doping scandal. >>> rebels ready to fight to the end to take control of syria's largest city. we'll take you inside the exploding civil war. >>> grieving families and friends begin to bury their loved ones and a stunning clue out of aurora, colorado. a letter discovered in the mail room at the university of colorado's medical campus sent by james holmes. the details inside that package apparently contained key details about friday's theater massacre and could finally expose not only how holmes allegedly executed his rampage but also answer the one

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camilla sassman, an emergency room doctor at the university of colorado.d morning. >> reporter: i know you can't talk about specific patient conditions or patient names, but are some of the patients doing better this morning? >> they are. we had 23 patients total that came into the hospital early yesterday morning. we actually treated and released ten of those folks now. so they're at home with their families. we still have five patients who are in critical condition. one who expired at our hospital, did die at our hospital. >> that's within the last several hours? >> since the tragedy itself. >> we actually do have seven patients that are just admitted to the hospital right now for observation. >> those patients currently in critical, all gunshot wounds? >> yes. >> tell me about the extent of some of those gunshot wounds and what made this particularly difficult for you. >> i think gunshot wounds are a different thing. you may see one that goes into the chest or the abdomen. but the sheer amount of force and damage it can do inside of someone's body is so

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