what is it in cleveland. two, why has the hierarchy of the church allowed allow them to continue to march in cleveland? >> well, first of all, a number of priests in cleveland have written to archbishop vatican ambassador in washington and at the end of the book, near the end of the book, peterborough raid needs with him and dinunzio says to beret, quote lenin is protected, and then beret says to him do you mean by cardinal law? any sort of shrugs with an expression that telegraph the message, yes. cardinal law went back to rome after a hiatus of maybe a year and a half and living in a convent in maryland and then went to rome and was named basically the pastor of santa maria which is one of the great basilica is. he is now earning $12,000 a month in that role, and he sits on the wards of several of the vatican congregations. there are nine of them that function sort of like cabinet levels. so they are trying to get rid of him now, and he has refused to leave. what was his motivation? i try to interview lenin

i did get out of cleveland. it was a fascinating piece of this work, so the story of this book really begins in boston. i'm going to lay out several key sections of it in a sort of an abbreviated vernacular way, but i have 40 pages of footnotes. it's an extensively documented book. i had help translating documents from the latin, highallian, and -- italian, and spanish, although i did a fairly good job with the spanish. when i was a student in high school in the 1960s here in new orleans, and i see a couple of my old classmates here, we were taught that faith and reason need not collide, that you can be a catholic and have a solid spiritual life and there's no reason to fear that the church will do the wrong thing because as the wheel of history turns. the church does catch up to the changes in society, certainly with respect to science. this has been the history of catholic prison. i hesitate to make a sweeps pronouncement of any kind, but this is third book i've done on the church, and sadly, i think it's an e

we learned cleveland police just got new orders if they see you videotaping cops in action call should leave you alone you have to wait if you cheat you can look at the actions the police officers the. who they have a right we're going to bring so surprised i have gotten so used to people being arrested and harassed for pushing the record the record button when police are in action and it looks like we got it right after seeing the media's attention on the actions of local law enforcement cleveland said go ahead and record at least they understand the importance of keeping their officers in check at all times after all if we're giving about already allowing them to carry a firearm should we know that they're doing the right thing but lest you think the war on cameras is anywhere near over here's the latest example of cops aggressively stopping anybody from filming that and seaside heights a man named chris and his brother walking down the street and police caught the two men taping that and the comps were all that happy about it. the cheaper the sooner i didn't here's your. first photo

. >>> in sports, cleveland and detroit battled into extra innings last night. in the top of the 14th, a great diving catch by the second baseman and bases loaded bottom of the 14th, david cawley hit a cleveland batter forcing in the runner from third. cleveland edged detroit 3-2. >>> the ninth inning in new york mariano rivera gave up a two-run homer to right by the angels and los angeles defeated the yankees 6-4. >>> and in the tenth inning in st. louis, milwaukee doubled over burkeman's head in right field to break the tie, and the brewers beat the cardinals 5-3. milwaukee won 12 out of 13. >>> when we return another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and apple takes the bite out of exxon and becomes the most valuable company in america. out of exxon and becomes the most valuable company in america. for activia selects in paris we discovered the inspiration for a totally new yogurt. activia selects french so silky and smooth with lots of juicy fruit. then our search took us to beautiful greece and this thick and creamy greek yogurt, so rich and full of f

that's grover cleveland. there's wonderful passes about grover cleveland that i think i owe it to mark twain to read simply because that gives a better idea of the autobiography than i can on my own. mark twain did not know cleveland when they were told they were residents in buffalo. this is an account of how they first met. during the time we were in buffalo, as mark twain was in buffalo in 70-71. mr. cleveland was sheriff, but i never met his acquaint tans. i was not even aware of his existence. 14 years later, he was the greatest man in the state. i was not living in the state at the time. [laughter] six seconds, that's pretty good. i was not living in the state at the time. i lost my place, sorry. at the time, i was on the public highway and in a company with another bandit, george w. cable. we were robbing the public with our works and during the course of time, we went to albany to pay republics to the governor. cable and i went to the capitol building and stated our ere -- errand. i saw mr. cleveland

of grover cleveland's presidency."e author. and charles, something of a scandal, his life. how does it compare with some of the mother recent scandals that we know about? john edwards, for example? >> well, it's close in that both fathered illegitimate children, and both at first denied responsibility for the kids, but, in my opinion, grover cleveland's scandal far surpassed anything that we are experiencing today, particularly with edwards and schwarzenegger, who both had illegitimate kids. >> was it not the case in that period, we're talking about the late 19th century, it was much easier to suppress and control the kind of information because of the influence of man? >> right. we didn't have the internet. it was the papers of a newspaper in buffalo, new york, but he dealt with this is interesting. he familiesly told ally, cronies, whatever you say, tell the truth, but my research shows it was quite the contrary. >> isn't there a stray cultural conflict? as a society, much more per messive of certain behaviors in the

we just first grader at cleveland. i worked at cleveland. he probably found the gun. stuffed it in his back and went to school. >> nobody knew >> all my friend that is have guns. it's because it's for protection. because they don't want to be caught without a gun. if you're without a gun, there's more of a chance you're going to get hurt yourself. >> i guess the question is how do we make people feel safe in our communities? the issue is how do we need to get people to feel like they don't need a gun. >> you got video games that allow them to placate the attitudes. we have movies that make millions of dollars of that attitude created from our community. yes, we must do this, we must look at all the components. as reductions took place. man if i couldn't get that summer job. i knew i was going to be robbing folks. that was, not to date myself. that was a couple years back. >> hey, hey. come on. anyways. but, you know, it is, things have gotten reductions and other cuts. it all impacts us. not getting the gun off the street. it's a longer term investment. are we prepare

plus earthquake at the ballpark in cleveland. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and from earthquakes to hurricanes to rain showers, we'll check in your wednesday and thursday travel forecast coming up. >>> good morning. if you are just waking up, this is "early today." in sport, unfortunately, we have sad news to start with. it's regarding one of the greatest coaches in american sports. here nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. pat summitt is a hall of famer and the winningest coach in basketball history. she's 59 years old and announced yesterday that she's suffering from the early onset of demen na, but that will not keep her off the bench. tennessee coach told reporters that she started feeling erratic early this year. she plans to rely on medication and mental exercises to manage her condition. she'll continue to coach the lady vols, quote, as long as the good lord is willing. >>> baseball, the red sox haven't won in texas until now. adrian gonzalez sta

>> cleveland, ohio. >> eleanor clift? >> i was born in brooklyn, new york, and grew up in queens, and you can still hear my accent, even though i've been away from new york for quite a while. >> i want to read you a sentence from the appendix that we're talking about on money. "the burgeoning national debt is a direct result of bidding wars whereby congress tells each constituency what it wants to hear, then delivers. members who vote to raise taxes risk the wrath of nationwide contributors." how... how did... is that a serious problem, and if it is, will it ever be changed? >> well, the problem in politics generally, and the reason politics is so hard today, is that it depends on being able to offer something. you know, for years in this country, especially after world war ii, when the country was in a boom, politicianwere constantly able to offer things, and the idea of going out and saying that people needed to sacrifice was unheard of. it happened during the war, t once the war was over, it longer was a question of po

i did get out of cleveland. it was a fascinating piece of this work. so the story of this book really begins in boston and i going to lay out several key sections of it in a sort of abbreviated

the twins traded him to the cleveland indians. expected in the line-up against the royals. >>> i think you'll like this. mike vick called his number from eight yards out. or maybe you'll draft cam newton. he played well in the preseason. didn't throw a touchdown, but he did bowl over a defender on his way to the end zone. they lost 24-13. if are you in the market for a defensive player, you can't go wrong with the redskins deangelo hall. picked off joe flacco, should have been tackled a couple of times. he stayed on his feet and scampered 52 yards for a touchdown. ravens won it, though. >>> finally back to baseball. california punched its ticket to the u.s. little league world series final with its win over pennsylvania. danner from huntington beach with a home run in the third. california won 2-0. they'll play montana tomorrow. hats off to the youngsters of clinton county, pennsylvania. they broke attendance records every time they hit the field and leave an indelible mark on the world of little league world series. that's your "

. >>> there was some major disorder inside a cleveland misdemeanor court hearing. a defendant hurled his backpack at a judge after she told him she would give him more time to get a lawyer. with the help of a public defender, court officers rushed in to put down the defendant. he is now under arrest and expected to face assault charges. >>> a wildfire near california's yosemite national park forced officials to issue evacuation orders, putting several vacationers out on the street. an exploding propane tank triggered the raging blaze scorching at least a thousand acres. the uncontained fire could destroy several structures in its path. >>> finally lightning strikes lit up the early morning sky over ft. wayne. thursday severe thunderstorms produced a parade of lightning as well as high wind and heavy rain. officials say the widespread storm left downed trees and thousands without power. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here once again is nbc meteorologist bill karins with your forecast. >> amazing how many times we have big huge storms on th

jealousy would happen in cleveland today.s carlos santana, not the marin county musical genius carlos santana but the indians colonels' santana a single job to make it to to nothing. and he doubles in to the left hand corner, the a's get one back to the eighth it was two to one, two out in the nine and he is in for the save any kid skirt to pop out for a 123 night and that is how the indians did some home cooking on the oakland a's final of two to one. are the giants leaking oil or trying to avoid dropping its 12th straight series opener having a tough go at it with chicago tonight, scoreless in the fifth tim is serving up alphonso sir leon all, backed away and gone over the are who signed. his 23rd for the year. one to nothing right now the cubs are on top and arizona is beating, row right now the giants can ill afford dropping a another one and another game to arizona. they started the day trailing by four games in the national west. tiger woods just gave a bay area turn-of-the-century credit. south of san jose in october w

. >> reporter: the quake interrupted a cleveland indians ball game. >> there's another tremor. holy mackerel. >> reporter: and this weather forecaster's report. >> omaha you will see tranquil conditions but -- why is everything shaking? >> the capitol, which was also cleared out, suffered some minor damage. the epicenter of the strong quake was in this small town of mineral, virginia. surveillance cameras in a local store caught an employee running for cover as shelves toppled over. safety systems at a nearby nuclear power station automatically took two reactors offline. as could other east coast nuclear plants will have safety inspections but remain open. no major injuries were reported but the quake did leave its mark. >> it felt just like a walt disney world ride to me. >> reporter: with rattled nerves and minor structural damage up and down the east coast. so it was the strongest tremor to hit the east coast in 67 years but betty the title for the biggest ever on record goes to the 7.3 magnitude quake that hit south carolina in 1886. >> yeah, doesn't really compare to that.

. >> they are in boston trying to get to cleveland and i don't think cleveland ever looked so good. they had to sit through the early effects of irene in boston today. they are supposed to play two games so tomorrow they can miss the heart of the storm. game one delayed twice by rain for a total of three hours. bottom line is boston takes the lead in the second inning on this two-run homer. red sox beat them 9-3. the weather is terrible but trying finish game two. boston leads 3-0 but coming off the rain delay. defending champion will power won the poll position for -- rather for sunday's grand prix but the buzz around the garage is news that danica patrick is jumping to nascar. now maybe danica was distracted from this week's blitz because today she finished 25th out of 28. thursday danica announced she'll race full time in nascar and been a part-time racer in the nationwide series since '09 but she never even sat in a sprint cup car yet. but she'll enter as many as 10 races with the big boys next year and danica says she didn't make the move because of the paycheck. >> if i wanted

make it 5-3 cleveland there. boston's turn in the sixth. that evens it up.er angle shows his bat shattering on contact. still tied in the eighth, cabrera with another shot to the right. did it go out? they reviewed it and we actually have physical evidence. check out the imprint of the ball on a woman's knee. ouch. it hit a fan in the seats. it is a home run. cleveland wins the game 9-6. yankees meanwhile on the road south side of chicago. cc sabathia gets carlos quentin swinging in the fourth. next batter adam dunn a swing and a miss. and again in the sixth, sabathia strikes out dunn to end the inning. sabathia strikes out six over eight innings to pick up his major league leading 16th win. the yankees pull within one game of the red sox. another notable game, the brewers beat the cardinals 6-2, milwaukee has won seven consecutive games and they're 3 1/2 up in the nl central. yesterday the first day of training camp for the jets who recently made news by signing plaxico burress fresh out of jail. but it wasn't burress who was drawing the attention yesterday

thank god nobody at this table is a cleveland indians fan. >> you showed the clip, now it's my time.or the red sox is like rooting for the drug companies. it's like they have so much money, they buy championships against the working class middle america cleveland indians. it's just the way you are. >> if we're the -- >> i was listening to that game last night and it was very difficult. i was hoping i wouldn't see it this morning. >> if we're the drug companies, are the yankees the tea party? >> perhaps. that's a judgment to make. >> come on, come on. take that out somewhere else. all i know is broken hearted -- two nights in a row. jacoby ellsbury coming off almost a season-ending splinter in april, beat you guys. >> i know that. this isn't news. this was last night. >> i don't know if you knew this or not. he did it two nights in a row. >> i get the sense the senator is not enjoying this. >> i should have been on "morning joe" tuesday morning after cleveland won monday night. >> we never report on any of the red sox games when they lose. fortunately, it doesn't happen much these day

cleveland was the sheriff and forgot to make his acquaintance or see him go. suppose i was not even aware of his existence. 14 years later he would become the greatest man in the state. i was not living in the state at the time. [laughter] >> six seconds. that's pretty good. i wasn't in the street at that time. at the time i was on the public highway and it was at the george w. cable robbing the public with readings from our works over the four months and over the course of time we went to albany to play a tribute to revise and we ought to go and pay our respects for the governor, so we went to that majestic capitol building and state and our own. we were showing to the governor's private office and i saw him for the first time. we stood chatting. i was born lazy and i comforted myself by turning the corner of the table into a sort of seat. the governor said mr. clemens that was the servicers in buffalo a good while ago during those months there suddenly into a mighty thing out of a previous long continued and no doubt deserved proper of security one. [laughte

. >>> in sports this morning, video replay gave cleveland a win in boston.e eighth inning we go, here. the indianss adrubal cabrera hit a fly ball into the right corner field. it was called a single off the wall. but video shows a little bit of a different story here. replay showed a fan in the front row, baseball even left an imprint on her knee. it was ruled a home run and cleveland beat the red sox 9-6. >>> in new york, the mets lucas duda homered in the bottom of the ninth inning, that tied the score with the mar lines at 3-3. but in the top of the tenth, florida's mike stanton smashed a grand slam over the left field wall. the marlins beat the mets 7-3. >>> record-setting wide receiver randy moss is retiring from the nfl. moss holds the record for the most touchdown catches in a season with 23. he played 13 seasons with minnesota, oakland, tennessee, and new england. >>> when we come back another look at this morning's top stories. and we'll give you a rare look at some colossal visitors from southern california. we'll be right back. lots of sun, some r

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fox is in cleveland shooting a movie.he driver says she may press charges. >>> and former nba star javaris crittenton is in jail this morning in california. he's accused of shooting a mother of four in atlanta earlier this month. police say she was with two other men and one of them was the intended target. crittenton was suspended from the nba in december of 2009 for having guns in the washington wizards' locker room. when we come back we'll have your tuesday morning weather forecast. and in sports, a tough day for the new york giants. battling their hometown rivals, the jets. [ elevator bell dings ] ugh, great. you may be going up, but those roots are bringing you down! try root touch-up by nice 'n easy. to extend the life of your color. nice 'n easy has 50% more shades, so you can find your seamless match. with root touch-up by nice 'n easy. vo: a breakfast worth youwaking up for.ch. enjoy the sausage, egg and cheese croissan'wich today. only at burger king. morning starts with arthritis pain... that's two pills before

she joins me from cleveland.etown where unemployment is clooeflandland 8.3%. beat the national average at 9.1%. in your particular city, or your state do you know how that compares with the african-american unemployment rate? >> the african-american unemployment rate in our community is almost 20%. nationally it's about 16%. here in the city of cleveland it is almost 20%. >> so a job fair like this one, what can you do to help people land jobs? >> what we've done is bring together more than 100 employers from our community. we have almost 7,000 people here today. on one hand sst great that this many people came out for the people jobs fair. but it really is tragic that so many people are unemployed in our community. we want to match people up. we've got jobs from entry level to executive level. all are welcome to come here. we just want to do our part to let people know that there is hope, that we care and we're going to do more than just talk about the jobs problem. >> "the washington post" has a headline that s

starting today in cleveland providing assistance to the americans in african-american community, and the unemployment rate of african-americans outpaces the national average coming in at 15.9%. jeff johnson is contributor for msnbc, and thegrio.com and joining us from cleveland, ohio, where he will host a town hall tonight. jeff, where are the jobs in people are showing up there, and it is nice to network and meet people, but you want to believe that you can go in there and land a job. >> well, i think that the cbc has been incredibly concerned about that. there is over 200 employers here, and while the cbc has told folks they can't guarantee how many people will get jobs the start is having a partnership between employers who have potential employment, and a workforce prepared to go back. in the state of ohio, you are talking about three unemployed people for every job opening here. and just this morning, tamron, there were people lined up as early as 5:00, and they have said they have seen 2,000 to 3,000 people come through here already, and so you are right, there is a real issue

over 100 -- 200 employers are here in cleveland today. we have over 7,000 people in line.black caucus decided to get out of washington, depuget on the grou connect with the people. not only demonstrate we feel their pain but we're going to do something concrete about it. connecting the employers with the employees. >> one of the questions i have is about the political atmosphere in washington, which led at least in part to the downgrade, because it's clear that s&p has some political concerns in mind when they made this decision. you're also looking at a time when republicans are absolutely determined to continue to cut programs, to cut into the debt. you as a democrat are in the minority in the house. are you, in a sense, margin marginalized in terms of how much you can accomplish? >> well, no, we can never feel as if we can't do something about the crisis. one of the things we are hoping is going to happen is that the republicans, particularly led by the tea party group, will understand that they're undermining the economy rather than helping the economy. we should be st

. >>> it was a happy homecoming for the uss cleveland.hip and its crew spent the last months in the south pacific providing care. the navy plans to decommission the cleveland later this year. >>> a major discovery on mars. nasa says it found what looks like water flowing today. health and science editor john fowler here now with what this could mean when it comes to finding life on the planet. >> the prospects of life on mar or the findings of it any way just got a lot stranger because of a syrupy form of water. >> reporter: where's there's liquid water there's life. look at these sequences of mars close ups, seasonal images taken from mars orbit. watch the dark stains come and go. scientists say analysis says something is flowing down slopes on mars. >> i think this is the best evidence we have to date of a liquid water occurring today on mars. >> reporter: scientists say ordinary water would simply boil off. the atmospheric pressure on mars is too low. sea water would also boil off. they think it might be a syrup, briney and thick like

you know it for the cleveland clinic, that world renowned clinic creates a lot of jobs and brings a lot of folks to solon, ohio. they were voted the best school system in the entire state. and then number two, milton, massachusetts. outside of boston. population, 27,000. their unemployment rate, better, 7.6%. and their homes have not decreased in value too much, and you can barely say that for any city out there right now. they have a top notch school system. and the only downside is they have high taxes. it's all about jobs and education in these towns. >> yeah, usually school districts involved with towns that have not lost home value. what is number one? >> right. this is a place that i have never been, but it sounds beautiful. louisville, colorado. 18,000 people live there. their unemployment rate, 6.3%. a lot of jobs in tech, aerospace, and home prices have not been hit by the housing crisis. they have among the lowest crime rate in colorado. look at it. who would not want to live there? it's picturesque. it's near boulder, and it looks like a little slice of heaven to me, but i ne

came in as the number one draft choice of cleveland in 2005. had off the field problems.rayed well at times for the new york jets. give the 49ers a deep threat if he is in the mood and 49ers signing donte. braylon edwards, donte whitner are now san francisco 49ers. tiger woods not bad in his pga return. ohio. tiger woods strutting. here we go. his new caddy byron bell. if you read the mag gene articles he is a long-time friend. would invite friends up to the room, byron bell was the guy. >> he was the guy, you are right. >> if you believe the magazines. not bad. shot two under par. tied for 18th 18th. funny part, adam scott with the putting stroke, he is your leader and carrying his bag, stevey williams, tiger woods former caddy. let's hear what tiger woods has to say. >> feels great. as monday who has been off and injured, first time back, you know, it's nervous, see what happens. but, in this -- my practice sessions were good. no reason why i shouldn't be out there. let's see what happens. >> reporter: are you thinking about winning? >> winning going in. >> reporter: [

. >> i am a therapist, it was 2 weeks ago, i got a first grader transferred to cleveland. the one thing i wanted to mention here is the parents. the cbo s can do something and the police. i worked so hard with that parent and inspectors. not a single person has mentioned parent. how can we make them accountable. >> i just needed to put that the word parent out there. we need to make more accountability. most of the kids are reacting. my kid, has severe ptsd. unless we can heal the wounds. it's not just on the streets of sunnydale. >> yes. the family, what makes up a family, parents children. ultimately, we have to also deal with our families who have their children who are placed with these acronyms over their head that follows them all through their lives. when working with the child. not only are we working with the families and their friends and the places they go before they get home. so the ultimate thing is building that family unit. i was going to run to that. life goes on. we all have a duty not just to the child. but to the family. because the child comes from a f

i have been to cleveland and detroit. i am here in atlanta appeared and i am going to miami and, of course, i will host a jobs fair. we feel good about in we feel in spite of the economy that is not performing the we have to do everything to bring opportunities were there are people hurting. not only is the unemployment rate unconscionably high, but we have been impacted by the foreclosures on homes and cannot get loan modifications and we have lost wealth. now there is a 20% gap between white wealth and black wealth. white wealth is around 13,000 and black wealth -- i have come to some conclusions, and it is a difficult one. we have reached a point that may be a defining political moment for all of us. this moment in history may be a challenge to our political maturity. i believe the time has arrived when we must eliminate any fear and discomfort we may have about raising difficult questions and creating challenge, even when we feel an obligation to protect the first african-american president of the united states of ame

i have been to cleveland and detroit. i am here in atlanta appeared and i am going to miami and, of course, i will host a jobs fair. we feel good about in we feel in spite of the economy that is not performing the we have to do everything to bring opportunities were there are people hurting. not only is the unemployment rate unconscionably high, but we have been impacted by the foreclosures on homes and cannot get loan modifications and we have lost wealth. now there is a 20% gap between white wealth and black wealth. white wealth is around 13,000 and black wealth -- i have come to some conclusions, and it is a difficult one. we have reached a point that may be a defining political moment for all of us. this moment in history may be a challenge to our political maturity. i believe the time has arrived when we must eliminate any fear and discomfort we may have about raising difficult questions and creating challenge, even when we feel an obligation to protect the first african-american president of the united states of ame

we can't wait to get to cleveland?nager bob melvin says his team had to play in boston under the worst conditions he has ever been seen. but baseball officials wanted to get this double head essential in the books and playing two today means they could cancel tomorrow's game and avoid even more hurricane irene's destruction. but man, brandon allen takes the pitch over the wallful it's 1-1 in the 2nd, but it that is the last time that oakland shared the lead for the rest of the day. varitek answers with a two-run homer. it's 3-1, red sox, who owned the best record in the american league. boston waits through two rain delays took three hours, but eventually claim the 9-3 victory. the day is just half over and a's and reds need 11 hours to complete the double-header. game 2 also featured another one-hour rain delay, but david ortiz managed to keep his bat dry with a big blast off recent call up godfrey. bob melvin wants it called after the 5 iminning and probably should have been just for safety sake. look at the rain and

see an imminent a family feud that led to the killing of eight people passed in outside of cleveland all idle two people did a survive the rampage and are in area hospitals >> one of of the award winning group outcast they found illegal amounts of via ground and ecstasy on the artist he has been released from jail will his arrest affect the concert this weekend. >> this is a live look outside at the toll plaza with the water back in a minute ]s we're back for 40 2:00 a.m. community leaders in richmond are asking to end the violence in richmond they want to build stronger relationships with law- enforcement. >> they are on track to a record year of homicide's they have surpassed last year's total the religious leaders and said they need to find a way to stop the senseless killings >> at a town hall meeting in richmond they are expressing change and at starts with ourselves. >> we are divided and territorial we need to work together. >> they need to build a stronger relationship with police officers there is a big gap be between the end gang members and police. bay area police departme

from new york and then from cleveland we hopped on a plane to minneapolis, from minneapolis we cameto san francisco. and here we are. >> wow. >>> i left my son behind to fight a hurricane! i had to drop him off for college. >> he is a big boy. >> he is a big boy. >> out and about on this monday evening, the last monday in the month of august. is that right? yeah. pretty much, right? okay. so it are you out and about this evening, 58 to 80 degrees. that's the temperature span. the coast is clear. we have high pressure. it has been building in just really strengthening, the ridge, but it's going to begin to break down with this trough to the north of us. meanwhile, while the coast is clear, we will see the development of a very impressive onshore flow in the overnight hours. the wind in front of it already robust out of the west. some gusts up to 30. we'll be socked in along the coast with only partial clearing but what you need to know about the coast is by midweek, we have a storm in the southern hemisphere very big storm. it's going to generate large surf and some dangerous rip cur

. >> un juez en cleveland autorizÓ la pena de muerte para un hombre que matÓ a 11 mujeres.aparse. casey anthony deberÁ cumplir un aÑo por los cargos de fraude con cheques. es en lo que finalmente decidiÓ un juez de la salida. -florida. >> ya es oficial: casey anthony pero agregÓ que - tendrÁ que cumplir con un aÑo de libertad condicional por los cargos de cheques falsos previos al asesinato de su hija. mientras se encontraba tras las rejas aguardando juicio. sin embargo Él magistrado fue claro en sus pÁginas de orden. la confusiÓn hace de un dictamen donde el juez recusado del caso verbalmente dijo que tenÍa que cumplir salida de la cÁrcel. aunque la prescripciÓn de ese dictamen no reflejÓ lo dicho. gracias a una grabaciÓn de cortÉs se pudo corroborar lo que expresÓ el juez. traspasar mÁs de 60 dÍas desde la sentencia este perdiÓ jurisdicciÓn, entrando el caso en el limbo legal. el magistrado perry citÓ al licenciado por no alertar a la corte de una posible discrepancia en la definiciÓn de la sentencia. aunque casey anthony tendrÁ que seguir las reglas la intituladas de la

. >>> a's punchless tonight in the midwest against cleveland, indians already up by one and santana increaseshe lead by two more. a sixth inning blast, the indians put this one to bed but just for two good measure, two batters later, one-time "a," he gets into the act, muscling one over the right field wall. the inside wins win tonight by a final of 6-2. the nfl teams' rosters were cut to 80 today. the 49ers, this is a day frank gore has been waiting for. gore in the last year of his contract who held out four days because he wanted an extension got three more years tacked on said to be worth $21 million with $13.5 million in guaranteed money. the team reportedly will make the announcement tomorrow. the niners play at san diego thursday. the 28-year-old is the third all-time leading rusher in 49er history. by the way, the team activated wide receiver michael crabtree today. >>> u.s. open day 2, most of the dig names advance but on the women's side, no more 2011 grand slam champs left. you're looking at novak djokovic. he's the number one seed on the left side, he gets newland today. on the wo

this was a suburban home in cleveland, ohio. he transformed it into a murder scene. over the course of two years beginning in 2007. he lured many of its victims here with the promise of drink and drugs. the grisly secret was only uncovered after police went to this sum to investigate allegations of sexual assault. they began finding bodies. during his trial, he said he was truly sorry. the relative of one of his victims told reporters that he was going to hell for his actions. >> this is bbc news. taking the stress out of flying. the moscow airport is replacing a stop over with a sleep over. a court in pakistan has sentenced a soldier to death for the murder of unarmed teenager. six others, five soldiers and a security guard have also been sentenced to life in prison. the incident was recorded and later broadcast, causing outrage across pakistan. >> the court was crowded as people pressed to hear the verdict. the accused have all denied the charges. arguing that they were just carrying out their duties. the judge ruled the evidence conclusively proved their guilt. th

avery friedman in cleveland, richard herman in new york.y goes back to 2010. she pleaded guilty to check fraud in exchange for probation. tuesday a judge ordered her to report for that probation. lawyers appeal. the case is then turned over to judge bell vin perry who presided over the murder trial. can you unravel this for me in simplified terms? what's going on with the woman's probation and why is it even an issue? start with you, avery. >> i think i can make this real simple. january 2010, a judge puts her on probation, florida probation says she's on probation. she satisfied it. the judge then goes on television with an active case, joe, can you believe this? on a show that as its theme the rabid presumption of guilt. and then after 19 months says, oh, it starts after she gets out of jail. the next day, chief judge perry did the right thing, held it up. what he's saying is it's a mess, no florida precedent. what he's thinking is, what's the matter with that judge? judge perry's going to resolve the whole thing. she's not going to be on

i have been to cleveland and detroit. i am here in atlanta appeared and i am going to miami and, of course, i will host a jobs fair. we feel good about in we feel in spite of the economy that is not performing the we have to do everything to bring opportunities were there are people hurting. not only is the unemployment rate unconscionably high, but we have been impacted by the foreclosures on homes and cannot get loan modifications and we have lost wealth. now there is a 20% gap between white wealth and black wealth. white wealth is around 13,000 and black wealth -- i have come to some conclusions, and it is a difficult one. we have reached a point that may be a defining political moment for all of us. this moment in history may be a challenge to our political maturity. i believe the time has arrived when we must eliminate any fear and discomfort we may have about raising difficult questions and creating challenge, even when we feel an obligation to protect the first african-american president of the united states of ame

. >> the only other known larynx transplant was on a man in cleveland back in 1998. h. that was also successful. her doctors call her a living laboratory and air is her progress gives hope to thousands of other patients. carolyn tyler, "abc 7 news." >>> just incredible. joining me in the studio is talking about more incredible stuff. a director of california's sight life. they focus on corneal transplants to restore vision. why focus on corneal transplants? >> by focusing on corneal transplantation, we will be able to supply a sufficient supply of corneas to accomplish the mission which is to eliminate corneal blindness for 10 million people that suffer worldwide from the disease. >> you have to teach me? >> sure. >> so what condition and how is it determined? >> there are conditions that people can have, a corneal scarring. just to tame a knew. they -- just to name a few. and doctors set up the procedure. >> so if somebody is living donor? >> no. >> so you have to get a donor card and sign it? >> you have to pass away. so we have consent and from the individual's next

. >>> on this day until 1929 in cleveland babe ruth became the first baseball player to hit 500 home runs. all day long you can check out the latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc, and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news". and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. the so-called dougherty gang are finally caught. officials involved in the arrest speak out. >>> and she narrowly survived a vicious chimp attack. two years and multiple surgeries later, charla nash's new face is finally revealed. now for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more, keep it here. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.