watched until we came to a national park and i could discuss a little bit more of the border and hugh miles but i really wanted to walk through zion national park the native americans who live there considered holy but it's. even the mormon manias when they came for the first explorers said surely this is god's first home this is a stake. in a used car i spent nearly every summer a minute. or so i couldn't walk you through for instance on. the. street with the. key to everything certainly a lot of people showed up. the other guy but he's still the bill if it was a good cancer or not but there was some reasonable doubt. or some reasonable hope that she'd her parents are. really sort of that. you could make a difference this was worth so i think i just like the idea of no more bombs no more screaming no more care no more deaths from like bombs in the nuclear warfare nuclear north for nuclear warfare my dad always gets me on that new clear. she seems good cook well she was much better than more chaotic start treaty. during the walk we kept getting e-mails from people that said you know i wish

well hugh miles to go part of the. well known reform director a. director of programming for the first of all so i decided to take this to seize this opportunity to compose a competition program which would consist of all term movies of highest quality why. well actually it's not in your idea to organize for the holes not in the capitals but somewhere in the small cities might be far away from imagining crowd but still can be some tourists or. for the film industry for film lovers or filmmakers such as can you not i'm not comparing of course it with. great for. well you are threaten people with the name of course to a more interest to locals have with foreign films i'm not sure about the exact number but i think there are like eleven universities in the bonobos forest that huge amount of young audience young male lovers will buffs who are really ready to war to be. contemporary cinema they are really very grateful and republicans say only good things about a lot of orleans for example and that you can ready to embrace old films for example have a r

hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> they are calling it carmageddon, next weekend they are closing a 10-mile stretch of the 405 freewayest los angeles, for 53 hours. the 405 carries half a million drivers even on saturdays and sundays. the shut-down is part of a lane- widening project but the road rage is already evident. city leaders are urging people to leave town ordeal with surface streets. >>> summer highs and lows still around, our pinpoint forecast next. and hitting the beach without the cars, the treat of sunday streets. next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, great highway was closed as part of t ets" >>> what better way to enjoy a sunday summer day than taking over a beach front road. oh, that guy does not look happy. san francisco's great highway was closed as part of the sunday street event. skaters and bikers were given free reign of the road without concern for cars. there were also activities, music and a wandering circus. august 14th. those folks enjoying a sum day with sweatshirts on. >> that's right. probably more pleasant bike ride when it's cooler out there. they have got the sweatshirts on, that's going to be the

hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> if you thought l.a. traffic is bad now, just you wait. this weekend the city is closing a ten-milech of the 405 freeway, one of the busiest roads in the country. every day 500,000 cars depend on that stretch to get from west l.a. to the san fernando valley. because it is so heavily traveled, it needs to be widens and because it has to be widened it has to be closed and that is going to make for epic gridlock. officials are expecting traffic in both directions to be backed up for more than 60 miles. >> it's going to be worse than obama coming to town and that's already a nightmare in itself so i plan on hibernating. >> no one's going to be able to go to work, period and if it goes until monday, there's going to be a lot of honking and a lot of car accidents. >> going to be a lot of stuff going on there. while the freeway will be empty the skies -- here's a little bit of good news -- might be full. for $4 jetblue will fly you over the whole mess. a special offer that sold out in just three hours, for the rest of you, good luck. >>> this morning on "the early show," what's next for th

miles. hot, dry conditions prompted the governor to ask everyone to avoid using fireworks on this fourth of july weekend. sandra hughes shows us where the fire is threatening homes. >> reporter: crews are fighting fire with fire, using controlled burns to create a perimeter around los alamos and its nuclear lab. they say it's the best defense against this growing wildfire. >> i'm feeling really good about my portion, my small piece of the puzzle to know that the lab is safe. >> reporter: more than 1200 firefighters are attacking the flames from the air and ground. they have dropped fire retardant into canyons to stop the wildfire's advance. >> i am very concerned, but much less so than we were in 2000. >> reporter: the town of los alamos is thick with smoke, but officials are more confident by the day that the town and the los alamos nuclear lab are safe. but the fire is still burning out of control. it's now near the town of santa clara pueblo, an indian reservation with about a thousand residents. gilbert narajo has lived on this land all his life. >> now we see their focus was save los alamos. what about us? the la