county investigators say the local police in colorado city are all members of the flds and have ignored the arson. those local police have not returned our calls. it's the county authorities who have worked to crackdown on the church. you're with the county. and they're the local police and normally, 99.9% of the time police all work together. you don't work with these guys, do you? >> not at all. i can't get them to talk to me most of the time. >> that's because according to they aboy the religious leaders first and civilian second. >> in your eyes their allegiance more to the united states or to warren jeffs, their prophet? >> i think their allegiance is probably more to the church. they are required to swear allegiance to warren in one of their church meetings here not long ago. >> reporter: some say if you don't decide with warren jeffs, there can be trouble. are you afraid for your safety sometimes? >> sometimes you get worried. they've killed some of my animals. >> reporter: isaac whiler has lived here for years and until he split from warren jeffs, life was more or less tranquil,

this burned down patch of grass in the town of colorado city, arizona is evidence of what authorities say is a very disturbing example. arizona state investigators say flds leaders burned dozens of books here, rather than let an open library be built, because they believe those books were collected by infidels. >> they burnt things that didn't belong to them. they broke and entered the building. >> reporter: former flds member stephanie culgrove says she worked for more than two years to collect the books for the library, a library independent of the church. what do they do with the books? >> they hauled them out of the building. >> then what did they do with them? >> we assumed that they were burnt. we saw a massive bonfire and assumed all of this was on the pile because we saw books in the burning pile. >> reporter: this is the remnants of one of the charred books. looks like a medical textbook. county investigators say the local police in colorado city are all members of the flds and have ignored the arson. those local police have not returned our calls. it's the county authorities

county investigators say the local police in colorado city are all members of the flds and have ignored the arson. those local police have not returned our calls. it's the county authorities who have worked to crackdown on the church. you're with the county. and they're the local police and normally, 99.9% of the time police all work together. you don't work with these guys, do you? >> not at all. i can't get them to talk to me most of the time. >> that's because according to they aboy the religious leaders first and civilian second. >> in your eyes their allegiance more to the united states or to warren jeffs, their prophet? >> i think their allegiance is probably more to the church. they are required to swear allegiance to warren in one of their church meetings here not long ago. >> reporter: some say if you don't decide with warren jeffs, there can be trouble. are you afraid for your safety sometimes? >> sometimes you get worried. they've killed some of my animals. >> reporter: isaac whiler has lived here for years and until he split from warren jeffs, life was more or less tranquil,

gary tuchman, cnn, colorado city, arizona. >>> warren jeffs dismissed his defense team.oins me now, along with flora jesop. what was your reaction today to the verdict? >> i am elated. i'm happy for all of his victims. and for the many that he didn't get a chance to abuse because he has been in jail for five years. and i'm just looking forward to move forward and help as many of these women and children that we can. >> emily, today, jeffs stared down the judge and each jury member during his closing arguments. do you know why he did that? >> first of all, good evening. >> sorry. i was talking to his attorney. i'm sorry. just hold on, flora. >> okay. sorry. >> that's okay. >> first of all, good evening, anderson. >> hey. >> you stated that he stared down the judge and the jurors today. while i was not in the courtroom during his closing argument, i have spoken with several people who were, in fact, in the courtroom during that. during his closing argument. and i would have to disagree with your characterization of the fact that he stared them down. having spent as much ti

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gary tuckman, cnn, colorado city, arizona. >>> up next on "crime and punishment."ut robyn gardner missing in aruba. the man being held for her disappearance said, she may be dead now. >>> why conan o'brien made it to tonight's ridiculous. jean coco, you are formally warned. and form a resilient layer called biofilm? biofilm germs are strong enough to survive daily brushing. thankfully, there's listerine® antiseptic. its triple-action formula goes deep to penetrate biofilm, kill germs and protect your mouth for up to 12 hours. aaaahhhh... [ male announcer ] for a deeper clean, fight biofilm with listerine®. >>> crime and punishment tonight, a startling new report about the american woman missing in aruba and what the man who is in custody told investigators in the early morning hours after the search. robyn gardner was last seen august 2nd. the man she was with said they disappeared shortly after they were together. police started talking to giordano shortly after they began talking, looked at his watch and said, she might be dead now. when you talked to the aruban

in the border towns of colorado city, arizona, and hilldale, utah, where thousands of jeffs' followersll the prophet. >> do you believe the evidence they showed the jury? >> i believe the evidence is ill-gotten and manufactured. that's what i have to go by. >> reporter: you believe it was -- >> i know the government can do that. >> reporter: it's a common sentiment. even though jeffs didn't deny having sex with minors. there is audio of jeffs coaxing his victims. >> you have to know how to be excited sexually and to be exciting, to administer that comfort and strength. and you have to be able to assist each other. no one just stands around. everyone assists. and you have to be prepared to be trained to do this, against the time i would need your help, the lord's help through you. so listen carefully as the lord intended that my ladies, all of my ladies, be trained. >> reporter: despite the evidence that remains strong suspicions of the world outside of the polygamous church incl e including suspicion of reporters. now even more so. i want to ask you a question. i'm gary tuchman from cn

gary tuckman, cnn, colorado city, arizona. >>> up next on "crime and punishment."he missing woman in aruba and what the man being held for her disappearance said, she may be dead now. the question is what did he mean by that exactly? we'll talk to martin savidge who's been on the case. >>> why conan o'brien made it to tonight's ridiculist. ♪ there's another way to minimize litter box odor: purina tidy cats. tidy cats premium line of litters now works harder to help neutralize odors in multiple-cat homes. and our improved formula also helps eliminate dust. so it's easier than ever to keep your house smelling just the way you want it. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. setting that goal to become a principal. but, i have to support my family, so how do i go back to school? university of phoenix made it doable. a lot of my instructors were principals in my district. i wouldn't be where i am without that degree. my name is dr. carrie buck. i helped turn an at-risk school into an award winning school, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your pr

, the get away car, wrecked, the colorado state patrol reports the trooper captureed them near colorado city after the high-speed chase ended. our den-based correspondent has the news. this started with a chase and it ended with a chase, too. >>guest: it did. a car chase. and according to authorities, doughertys were shooting at law enforcement and during that 20-mile long car race the doughertys were shooting at the colorado state patrol who was on their trillion -- their trail going so far in the southern part of colorado on i-25 that they actually drove over some of the stop sticks that cops they out on the road and they hit a guardrail, the car flipped and they crashed. these are photographs taken at the scene. i-25 is closed for the investigation and to clean up the mess. law enforcement officials say two of the three were taken to a hospital to be treated for nonlife threatening injuries and a third was caught after trying to make a run for it and they are expected to be booked into jail when released from doctors and we expect a press conference from authorities. >>shepard: how did th

it all came to an end here after the gang flipped the get away car while running from cobs near colorado city. earlier today on "fox & friends," the family's former neighbors talked about some weird stuff that used to happen in the property. >> construction and trees being removed with a bulldozer. they used to run a horse stable there we thought it was them clearing their property. little did we know they were building an underground bunker. >> it is unlikely the trio will see their house or that bunker any time soon. alyssia acuna in our rockie mountain newsroom. they didn't go quietly. >> no they didn't. at one point one the siblings reached out the window and started shooting an ak 47 at law enforcement during the chase. and after the car crashed and flipped over, the sister, lee grace took off and tried load a gun. the apparent target the officer shot her in the leg. one brother ran to a nearby town where police caught him. here is what officials found by the car. >> outside of the vehicle, so after the crash outside of the vehicle, in plain sight we had a mac 11 machine pistol, two ak 4

. >> warren jeffs may be in prison for the rest of his life, but in the border towns of colorado citylandale, utah, where thousands of jeffs' followers live, he is still the prophet. >> do you believe the evidence they showed the jury? >> i believe the evidence is ill gotten and manufactured. that's what i have to go by. >> so you believe that -- >> i know that the government can do that. >> gary tuchman's report tonight. also at 10:00 p.m. and all that at the top of the hour. >> thanks so much, anderson. we'll be watching. and a new cnn poll confirms a new front runner in the republican presidential race. who that is in a minute. i'm going to ask james carville if it's bad news for the democrats. [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the

he told me that this began today as a high speed chase south of pueblo in colorado city, colorado.ted the three in a white vehicle, and made off after them. he says the vehicle took off and a high-speed chase ensued. it went 20 miles south on i-25 in colorado, and the vehicle crashed and one of the three got out on foot. i asked if any of them tried to flee, and he said he did not believe that they did. he is getting the reports from his officers. so this has apparently come to an end in an area south of pueblo, colorado. they went through a town in southern colorado, off i-25. he said some shots were fired during this high-speed chase, or at least during this prolonged incident this morning. he said that he has unconfirmed reports, unconfirmed that there is one person injured. it's not a law enforcement officer, and he says the injury, if there is an injury is not life threatening. these fugitives wanted in connection with the attempted murder of a police officer in florida and a bank robbery, all of the three siblings are in custody. that's according to the pueblo colorado sherif

this was apparently near exit 74, south of pueblo, around the area of colorado city, colorado. a high-speed chase ensued. they were spotted at a convenience store in a vehicle that had texas plates on it, and the sheriff told me there were indications they changed the license plates. and we're told the chase got up to 100 miles per hour, and as you were told a moment ago the vehicle crashed and rolled. i was told by the county sheriff one of the suspects got out of the vehicle, and i asked if any tried to flee the scene and the sheriff did not have that information. as we have been reporting, there were shots fired at law enforcement by these suspects. we're told one of the suspects is injured, and the injuries are not life threatening. we're not sure exactly which one is injured. spotted at a convenience store this morning with a white vehicle matching the description that we heard in the last several days. the sheriff indicating to me the suspects changed plates. the speed got up to 100 miles per hour, and the car crashed and rolled, and the suspects, at least one of them got

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is and i'm going to resolve this that it will and we only have two minutes that the city of aurora california or colorado rather is cutting a deal with gaillard entertainment and familiar with this as seniors this is this is this is classic the incentive agreement let me read this with respect to any taxable or real personal property within the area or a proposed area whose owner is not a natural person one natural person who is qualified to register to vote in the general elections in the state and is designate. by such owner that is the corporation to vote for such honor that is the corporation whether such a natural person resides in the area as proposed or not the only one such person should be does a designated by h.r. and other words a corporation gets to designate a human to vote on their behalf and presumably even to run the city for city council or congress on their behalf so the question should this designated person if the corporation commits a crime. or kills somebody with one of their products should this designated person go to jail as a cheerful optimist tom i think you're looking at the w

if you get local fire departments to recognize it is in their best interest that in colorado springs why should the city and county of denver have the best of every piece of equipment they have? why not spread that around in lakewood and colorado springs and cities on the front range come together as a unit and make sure they have the kind of capability through equipment training and everything else to respond? there's only one organization that contrive that and that is fema. if we get into a culture of doing that it will change people's perception of what fema does. fema does not show up and save your but. your local fire department does it. anything else? [applause] >> thank you. >> i will present the national press club card. [laughter] >> this will get you through. . we enjoyed having you. thank you so much. it was a wonderful presentation.

and it's halfway between denver and colorado springs, the two biggest cities in the state.x fortune 500 companies there and the companies love the fact there's a very educated workforce there. so it's kind of a no-brainer to locate there. >> in the number three spot, williamso williamson county, next. education key here in this county. it's near dallas. >> it's near austin, actually. >> sorry, near austin. >> so dell computer is a big employer there and round rock, which is right in town. so if you're into tech, that's the place to be. >> tech in texas. so loudoun county, virginia, 75% job growth in the past ten years. this is 40 miles outside of washington, so i'm betting there's contractors and government kind of work here. >> yes. this is very much about location, location, location. and also, it's kind of known, that area, as the silicon valley of the east. a little tech corridor, dulles international airport is there, so easy in and out. it's far enough away that it's not so expensive to the city, but you have the advantages of jobs. >> so that's virginia. and now the

leigh grace dougherty and brothers ryan and dylan were captured after a shootout near colorado city.race was shot in the leg as she was captured but her injuries are not life threatening. >>> churches in missouri are looking frantically this morning for a 3-year-old girl who vanished near her home this weekend. we have the latest from senath, missouri, good morning. >> authorities said they found a couple of items that could be potential evidence in this case, not far from the family's home. but this morning, no sign of 3-year-old brianne rodriguez. the search for 3-year-old brianne rodriguez turned to a wooded area just a mile from her home. k-9 teams tackling heavy brush and the sheriff hoped the specially trained cadaver dogs wouldn't find what they were trained to uncover. >> this is not the first time you've been through here? >> no, we've been here a couple of times today. but sometimes you miss things. >> what led them to this isolated patch of land? the police chief tells nbc news the investigation has turned up potential news. >> you have dogs out here today. what are you lo

. >> host: there are legislatures across the country in colorado, new york city, 40%. they have no basis for 40% or 50%. they don't knee what percent it should be. because of the tests themselveses. we don't even have three years of valid data on which to judge teachers. >> guest: they collapsed because a lot of people, including joel klein -- >> host: no, no. there was a study that was done by people from harvard that said they were testing a narrow range. they had become too easy. today the achievement gap in new york city is as wide as it was when mayor bloomberg. >> guest: that's because the improvement has come on both sides of the gap. >> host: no. >> guest: what you are telling me is the disadvantage -- >> host: is that why 75% of the kids -- >> guest: you are just cherry picking data. >> host: i don't cherry pick data. you cherry pick. i don't think you are familiar with most of the education research. let me just to shift for the moment. you know, when you look at the act that one the women that you profile, jessica reed quit, it was too hard. how do you get 3

host: steve in canyon city, colorado. scott lanman.: he's right, the unemployment rate in north dakota is the lowest in the country. but if every state were small and then discovered a massive oil shell underneath and was able to extract it to create an economic boom, then we would be in great shape. but not every state can replicate the natural resources and conditions that north dakota -- that converged on north dakota in recent years. talking about regulation, i'm not up on the details, but i think the obama administration has recognized the concern about some regulations. an order that was going to roll back or hold back some regulations in the last week or two. clearly republicans in congress, the chamber of commerce here in d.c., have been very active in making those issues well known. host: last week on "washington journal," steve forbes talked about his thoughts on quantitative easing and the strength of ben bernanke's handling of the monetary policy. take a look at what steve forbes had to say and then get some reaction from s

colorado, mr. terry jones. he is from the city of pines where he resides with his wife. he has over 40 years working in the mortgage banking industry. he's testifying on behalf of the colorado lenders association where he serves as chairman of the legislative regulatory affairs committee. i'm pleased terry jones could be here today, and i look forward to your testimony. mr. jones. >> thank you very much, chairman, ranking member, and distinguished members of the subcommittee. the colorado mortgage lending association is a 56-year-old organization employing over 2500 individuals. over 75% of our members are small businesses that employee less than 25 people. in my 42 year career in mortgage lender, i've been a loan originator, manager, entrepreneur, and a small business owner. i've always been proud to be part of an industry that helps people and families reach their dreams of home ownership. i've seen many people in the business start as loan originator and then start their own splal mortgage lending businesses. these people lived their own american dream, and in doing so

catching store in colorado springs, they have been captured about 90 miles to the south of colorado springs near the city of pueblo. authorities say at least two of them have been captured. again there are some preliminary reports, reports not yet confirmed by nbc news that the third suspect has also been taken into custody. again, all of this has happened without the exchange of gunfire according to authorities on scene. >> we'll wait to hear about the third suspect. my understanding is when they caught the two the third one took off on foot. you wouldn't think it would be that difficult in that area to try to find him again. we'll wait for confirmation that a third arrest has been made and maybe relief for their mom that they were caught alive because she had reportedly received a text from them saying that something to the effect of everybody has a time to die. >> reporter: you'll recall these siblings had said and told family and friends that they were not going to be taken to custody alive from a law enforcement perspective they may see this as a good ending to a manhunt. no shots were fired and tha

a news chopper captured this dust devil in commerce city, colorado yesterday afternoon.ies or damage. >>> that stage collapse at the indiana state fair has claimed another life. the family of 24-year-old megan toothman is now taking her off life support and donating her organs. her doctors say she will not recover from her brain injury. she was among those in the crowd, of course, waiting for sugarland to perform. strong winds caused that stage to topple over. >> such a tragic accident. >>> prosecutors in colorado have filed charges against those three siblings who led police on a cross-country chase. lee grace dougherty, dylan dougherty stanley, and ryan edward dougherty were each charged with attempted murder, assault, and theft. more than 20 counts in all. their crime spree began in florida. they're accused of robbing a bank in georgia. and it all ended i ia dramatic shootout with police in colorado. >>> and now a sad passing to note, especially for all you music fans out there this morning. the legendary singer and songwriter nick ashford has died after a battle with

host: steve in canyon city, colorado. scott lanman.st: he's right, the unemployment rate in north dakota is the lowest in the country. but if every state were small and then discovered a massive oil shell underneath and was able to extract it to create an economic boom, then we would be in great shape. but not every state can replicate the natural resources and conditions that north dakota -- that converged on north dakota in recent years. talking about regulation, i'm not up on the details, but i think the obama administration has recognized the concern about some regulations. an order that was going to roll back or hold back some regulations in the last week or two. clearly republicans in congress, the chamber of commerce here in d.c., have been very active in making those issues well known. host: last week on "washington journal," steve forbes talked about his thoughts on quantitative easing and the strength of ben bernanke's handling of the monetary policy. take a look at what steve forbes had to say and then get some reaction from

they found a catholic boys' school in canyon city, colorado 602 miles away. when it came time the go to school, dad was coaching, mom was teaching, so they put me on a bus. they pulled out a map. they took a marks a lot and drew the route of the map. they put circles by the cities where the bus would stop. they put xs by some of the other cities. they gave me some rolls of coins. they said, when you get to the xs, call your grandmother to let her know that you're all right. my friends, i will tell you, you cannot send a 13-year-old child on a bus 602 miles away from home to a community where there's nobody who looks like him other than the people in the state prison and not have embedded in his dna the notion of individual liberty and personal responsibility. and it's played out in unique ways. as i go around this, our state, this country, people are telling me that what you're looking for in this cycle, the job description, if you will, for people you want to send to washington or people who have records, proven records of consistent constitutional conservat

. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, she threatened some of our biggest cities. but irene delivered her real punch out of town. the floodwaters rush in and the power goes out. jim axelrod, wyatt andrews, and michelle miller are in the storm zone. mark strassmann is following the airlines' attempts to get back in the sky, now that irene has cleared out. as qaddafi's family escapes, barry peterson has discovered the high-flying life the dictator was living. and anthony mason with the new journalists, in a world where everyone carries a camera. >> i was frantically deleting old videos from my camera to open up space for it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. turns out it wasn't the wind, it was the water. long after hurricane irene fell apart, rain from the storm did the greatest damage. parts of 13 states from north carolina to maine are deep in floodwaters. at least 35 people have died in the region. some homes were reduced to rubble. nearly five million homes and businesses are spending another

they found a catholic border school when kenyan city colorado, 602 miles away. when it came time to go to school dad was coaching. mom was teaching so they put me on the bus. they pulled out a map. they take eight -- to the route of the map. they put circles by the cities where the bus would stop. they put axes by some of the other cities. they gave me some rolls of coins. they said, when you get to the exes call your grandmother to let her know you are all right. my friends i will tell you you cannot send a 13-year-old child on a bus 602 miles away from home to a community where there is nobody who looks like him other than the people in the state prison in not having embedded in his dna the notion of individual liberty and personal responsibility. it is played out in unique ways. as i go around our state, this country, people are telling me that what you are looking for in this cycle, the job description if you will, for people you want to send to washington are people who have records, proven records as consistent constitutional conservatives who have the cou

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city and memphis. >>> well, the so-called dougherty gang is being held in colorado this morning on more than a millionil each. >> the sister and two brothers are facing attempted murder charges after a week-long manhunt ended with a dramatic police chase. the sister admitting she deserved to be shot. >> reporter: the three watched and occasionally smiled as the r judge read them their rights and set their bond at more than a million dollars each. all are accused of trying to murder a police officer. the oldest, 29-year-old lee grace dougherty is in a wheelchair after being shot in the leg following that wild car chase and shootout. according to just released court documents she told authorities "i deserve to be shot" after pointing a gun at a cop. but she still denies the more serious charge of firing at officers as they chased the trio down a busy colorado interstate. her fiance back in florida says she called him from jail -- >> she wasas still upbeat. she was not as distraught over this as i would have been if i were in that situation. she just said, brendan, your girlfriend really messed up. why d

city. and 94 in colorado springs. >>> if you weren't hungry you're going to be hungry now. >> ready?avorite story of the day. >> there it is. >> how far would you go for your favorite pizza? >> this is a great story. a mississippi man will only eat pizza from his favorite place even though it's 1,400 miles away in masssshusetts. so david schuler drives 24 hours across 16 states to town sva pizza in massachusetts and picks them up himself. his last takeout order, a mere 150 pies. >> get this, schuler gets them half-baked, vacuum seals them in plastic, stacks them in coolers until he gets home and can put them in the deep freezer. last year he ordered 100. clearly he went through them. next year he -- oh, i just meant that because -- >> oh! >> because he had to bring back 200. i totally didn't mean it that way. >> what a cheap shot that wawaon that pizza-loving man. i'm surprised, pizza in massachusetts. new york is known for great pizza. chicago's known for great pizza. i'm surprised this place in massachusetts has inspired that kind of devotion. it's crazy. >> yeah. >> you feel bad w

city of all-time, las vegas. >> 90 in sacramento. 88 in colorado springs. phoenix heats up to 109. kansas city. and 91 in minneapolis. 85 in boston. 90s from new york to new orleans. >>> here is this morning's feel-good animal story. these are never in short supply. >> you know you love them. >> it comes from miami where a puppy found himself stuck in the engine block of a car. >> nobody could get him out so they called in the fire department who used a jack to lift the car. eventually they were able to get the little fellow free. >> oh, very lucky. he got a few scratches and some other problems and is going to need a couple of weeks of good, old-fashioned tlc. after that they expect him to be put up for adoption. >> he is adorable. look at that furry face. >> he is a cute dog. >> y you have to admit, rob. >> i do admit. i'm sure some family will adopt -- just snatch him very quickly. >> are you kidding? there's going to be competition for thatatittle guy. kly. >> are you kidding? there's going to be competition for that little guy. you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? t

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. >> host: that our legislatures across this country, including colorado and others, florida, and also in new york city, 40%. they have no basis for 40% or 50%. they don't know what percentage it should be. look at new york state. tests turned out to be falsely inflated. they collapsed a year ago. we don't give now three years of valid data on which to judge teachers. >> guest: they collapsed because a lot of people, including joel klein said they ought to be reevaluated. >> host: no, no, no. there was a study done by people from poverty said they were testing a narrow range of the standards that it was possible to pass the test by guessing, that they'll become too easy, and today, today the achievement gap in new york city is as wide as a was with with mayor bloomberg took over. that's the -- >> guest: because the improvement has come on both sides of the gap. so in other words, if what you're telling me is, if the disadvantaged -- [talking over each other] >> guest: you're just cherry-picking data. >> host: i don't cherry pick data. you cherry pick data. come on. i don't think if i with most of the e

fire again as troops in colorado clash with demonstrators demanding faster change after revolution. and the deadly tornado it's a russian city for the first time ever. widespread. watching our. top story u.s. lawmakers are gearing up to vote later monday on an emergency deal to raise the country's debt ceiling and avoid potentially devastating default it was finally struck after weeks of stalemate and political wrangling between democrats and republicans the hard won compromise will let american borrowing continue in exchange for two trillion dollars in cuts over the next decade the agreement was reached after president obama's last ditch efforts to persuade both parties to set aside. and says the u.s. could said ripples throughout the world fragile economy if it's fourteen point three trillion dollars in debt limit isn't raised by tuesday but as miniport makes the bumpy road to an eleventh hour consensus as already dealt a severe blow to america's reputation in the eyes of its investors. help us avoid default debt ceiling nation default and this crisis time's running out the entire world is watching it's been a public spect

city. >> a mild 74 in seattle. 93 in boise. 99 in colorado springs.neapolis, chicago and detroit. dallas hits 107. still way too hot down there. new orleans meanwhile at 94. atlanta 93. 91 here in new york. 89 in boston. >> i'm glad it's cooled off relatively here. >> nice little break. >>> there's a new kind of rodeo wowing crowds in idaho and there's not a horse, cattle or cowboy in sight. >> instead, the western states rodeo is all backhoes and hard hats. it's a search for the best heavy equipment operator in the northwest. every participant has to demonstrate their skill in several events including tire stacking and navigating through an obstacle course. >> that's tricky. the top contenders will compete at the end of the month for a chance to win a heavy-duty pickup truck. i could use one of those. >> very nice. i hear the swimsuit competition was pretty fun too. so that's good. good work out there, guys. more "world news now" coming up. hó how do you get your bounce? oh, i'm a forgetter. i tend to forget things all the time. so, i'm a bar person.

cities for housing. the top five? number five on the list, volunteers over there, knoxville, tennessee. colorado springs, colorado, number four. nashville, tennessee, comes in at number three. looks like tennessee might be a good spot to be here. the top two cities when i come back in a moment. stay with me. for red lobster we can find. b yeah! [ male announcer ] hurry in to crabfest at red lobster. the only time you can savor three sweet alaskan crab entrees all under $20, like our hearty crab and roasted garlic seafood bake or snow crab and crab butter shrimp. [ jon ] i wouldn't put it on my table at home, i wouldn't bring it in. my name's jon forsythe, and i sea food differently. yoo-hoo. hello. it's water from the drinking fountain at the mall. [ male announcer ] great tasting tap water can now come from any faucet anywhere. introducing the brita bottle with the filter inside. >>> 12 minutes past the hour now. when it comes to getting if best home value for your money, which cities come out on top? kiplinger.com released an annual list. we told you a moment ago number five was knoxville, ten

colorado. framingham, massachusetts, and huntsville, alabama. the san francisco-san mateo- redwood city. not bad. >> being a geek is okay, right? >> we're all geeks. if only we were that smart. working on that, though. >>> what are the chances of finding something worth $1,000 in your backyard? >> well, a girl in torrance did it. 8-year-old april is an aspiring golfer who was outside practicing her pitching, i guess, and she found something shiny on her lawn. she didn't know what to make of it so she brought it to her parents. >> i was practicing and i ran out of golf balls. there were a few over here and there was something shiny and i picked it up. i thought it was glass but then i showed my dad. >> michelle wii in the making there. her fare ran the item along a glass door. -- her father ran the item along a glass door. a jeweler confirmed there was a 1ct diamond there. >> sell it and get golf lessons. >> somebody is walking around with a ring with nothing in there right now. >> probably the neighbor going, oh, my god! [ laughter ] >> leave it to a female to notice something shiny on

city. 102 in dallas. just 66 in seattle. 80 in boise. jujust shy of 100 in coloradoght, switching gears now, imagine taking a pill to cure cancer. it's shrinking tumors in lung cancer patients. abc's chief health and medical editor dr. richard besser explains how it works and who might benefit. >> reporter: it's hard to believe last february, tina miranda was given weeks to live. she had stage 4 lung cancer. >> my oncologist basically said there was absolutely nothing he could do. >> reporter: a nonsmoker who was used to helping her husband run a winery and raising two yng boys, tina found herself barely a. s, tina found herself barely >> i would beg my kids to play right in front of me so i could be around them. because basically, i could do hardly anything. >> reporter: realizing she was dying, her husband searched the internet for hope. and found it. he learned that patients who had tumors with a rare mutation, in something called the out gene, were being enrolled in a new study. 3% to 5% of lung cancer tumors had this rare mutation. >> we tested me for the out ge