chris clack couple reports. >> reporter: unlike sunday, winds subsided monday in arizona's devastating wildfires, but not the emotions of victims caught in the middle. >> i just want to know if my house burnt down. i thought maybe they would know. >> reporter: 12,000 people evacuated from just the area around sierra vista in southeastern arizona could only watch and wonder. >> what do you need from your house? >> what did i leave? >> what do you need? >> i need money and clothes. >> reporter: residents wanting to return were turned back by law enforcement. fuel for these fires is this. dried-up brush, easily combustible in arizona's triple-digit heat that has left hundreds of square miles scorched, but firefighters are optimistic they're getting the upper hand. >> what we're looking at is lower temperatures, higher humidities today, which is very good. >> reporter: nbc news. >>> meanwhile, arizona's senator john mccain is trying to extinguish a political inferno after saying this weekend there was, quote, substantial evidence that those crossing the border illegally were partly respons

strutting around saying what are you doing here i'm going to be with bonds and i said i'm waiting for will clacke at me. >> good night everyone.

the clack of payment only help to engulf the listener into the world artist was creating. sf performances and grants for the arts knows that musical performances can be deeply emotional. i believe all students should be reminded that music can have death and can mean something more. that is what i urge for the continuation to the grants for the arts program and in turn, continue funding sf performances. supervisor chu: thank you. >> my name is james hartley, a member of the board of the san francisco opera. as a fourth grader in oakland, i have music in my life. i played the violin in the school orchestra, i sang in the church choir, and i learned the lyrics to every broadway musical on 78th. that year, my class attended madame butterfly at the opera house, and that began a lifetime of experiences that have arranged -- enriched my life. as the director of the san francisco opera guild, more recently at the san francisco opera, my goal has been to share this treasure of musical experience. opera is a combination of music, history, dance, music, and theater, and is the perfe

they are paying to they have to follow they i and i and i even had like the island new college new clacking only two new new old an americano enjoying their life so they are why should we not have the right to go on now on and enjoy the same way they are doing . so by many as the navy's best kept secret because of its remote location diego garcia is actually home to about three thousand residents at any given time there's also a unique assortment of quality of life opportunities to take advantage of on diego garcia the island's athletic center is open round the clock with a wide range of workout equipment and a full sized gymnasium be sure to spend as much time as possible researching this informative website to help you prepare for what will certainly be a memorable assignment abroad. for hosting us bases countries lose their software to. in a number of ways you can do a very interesting kind of study in terms of the thickness of the sofa the status of forces agreement this is what's negotiated between the united states and so whole host nations and it determines. who can access the united

original monastery to survive a 19th-century fire, served as a final refuge during attacks. [ rhythmic clackingrumming priest invites pilgrims, both orthodox and tourists, to the daily mass. through the country's medieval glory days, tsars made lavish gifts to rila, and for centuries, top artists made theircontributions. 19th-century frescoes show important portraits. here's saint ivan of rilski, who founded rila in 927... bible scenes with an eastern orthodox slant, like the 40 days of trials your soul goes through after death... and mary. the rila monastery is dedicated to the virgin mary. rila has been a national pilgrimage site for ages. the way the mountains and walls of rila seem to cradle a rich artistic treasure reminds visitors how this monastery helped keep bulgarian culture alive through five centuries of turkish rule. [ speaking bulgarian ] mountain villages capture the rural life that's so quintessentially bulgarian. women still gather at the town laundromat to wash clothes... scrub kids, and share the latest gossip. here in the village of banya, tobacco's the main crop. villagers

attack somebody, you know, in november of 08, to you think in two years we will to car companies clacksthink we would spend 800 million on a stimulus plan that has yielded no jobs, actually cost jobs? do think we would've increased the debt ceiling by another $2 trillion come back less than a year later asking for another $2 trillion? do you think we would have gone against our best ally in the world, israel? now, i do think anybody would have believed this. and so, what has happened is that we have come into a new age that none of us are familiar with and we've got to do something to change that. and i am proud to have been a part of the candid recruitment that we did to get a visa of a, republican members. i was part of that. i was most proud of what we would go out and tacked to people about running for congress, we have people coming in to tell lies the majority them, have been 90% that does. i don't really want to do this. but i feel like i have got to do it or if you like i've got to do it for children and grandchildren. i'm talking about grandmothers. i'm talking about grandfathe