. >> cnn's ian lee is in cairo. ian, what's the latest at that mosque? >> reporter: the situation is still very tense at that mosque. we were hearing that gunfire earlier this morning from our position here. the soldiers trying to take women from the mosque, lead them away. but a mob of people besieged them, chanting the general's name, the head of egypt's military saying that these people are bad people. they're traitors, the women coming out of the mosque. still a very intense scene as people inside of the mosque are afraid to come out. they're afraid for their lives that if they do come out, this mob could attack them or they could be arrested by the military. >> and, ian, i know the muslim brotherhood are asking that the protests continue on a daily basis. where does it end and could it

ian doyle vanished from prison. interpol can't find him. am i in danger? we all are. as far as doyle is concerned, lauren reynolds died in a car accident. you died and we're all good. prentiss: how did he get past security checks? clyde: he chartered a private jet. he used an alias. he sent me flowers, so i think it's safe to assume he's coming here. hello, lauren. oh, wait. lauren reynolds died in a car accident, didn't she? i was doing my job. you took the only thing that mattered to me. so i'm going to take the only thing that matters to you-- your life. [indistinct p.a. announcement] tv: a strong storm is expected to hit the eastern seaboard within the next 72 hours. could be a bad one. let's see how it's looking right now. now, what we have is an area of low pressure that's getting stronger and moving off the eastern seaboard. then comes the fear of damage... 5:30 on the dot, as promised. and at the same time, another heavy snowfall event will create travel chaos and power outages throughout the district. cold air moves in... getting ready for the storm. can you

we don't have ian right now. overnight, troops from the government, the military, moved in from the sites of the two sit-ins. at the sit-ins they have been fortifying the area lately, protesters, they've been building stone walls, storing rocks, even gathering bird shot to use against the police in the military, in the event, that the authorities moved in to break up the protest. that now has apparently happened. as we said, we're getting conflicts reports about the number of dead and injured. anywhere from a handful to much more than that. these pictures that you're looking at right now is very, very dramatic, as i said, this situation has been developed overnight and continues to develop through the morning. we'll bring you the latest. we'll get the reporters in cairo. three minutes after the hour. >>> new this morning, the surprising online discussion of just what kidnapping victim hannah went through. the mother of one of hannah's closest friends tells the associated press was hannah who answered questions on

ian doyle is our unsub, prentiss is our victim. we profile their behavior and we treat it like any other case. because terrorism isn't an area we specialize in, i've reached out to an expert from the state department, someone who can also shed light on prentiss' past. who? her. let's get to work. how many men does doyle have, jack? doyle? i haven't seen that guy in a-- [cocks gun] 15, maybe 20 guys. any surprises? just automatic weapons. it's mostly local mob guys. there's a little bit of i.r.a. and-- lauren, how about you do me a favor, huh, you ease up on that gun, ok? i helped you and clyde back in the day. i can help you now. do you want to know where doyle is? i already do. yeah, but what are you gonna do, huh, take him out on your own? what are you gonna do, tell him? wait, wait, wait, wait, wait! captioning made possible by abc studios, llc and cbs, inc. are you kidding me? no, it's only 15 calories. [ male announcer ] with reddi wip, fruit never sounded more delicious. mmm. [ male announcer ] with 15 calories per serving an

ian lee is in cairo.e who support the ousted egyptian president morsi including a lot of muslim brotherhood leaders and suit supporters will be anx to hear what the president says. the other leader the of the interim government will be anxious to hear what the president has to say. this situation is enormously complicated and tense.hear what say. this situation is enormously complicated and tense. rurt that's sxa ru >> reporter: that's exactly right and both sides aren't giving an inch. yesterday we saw the genie let out of the bottle when security forces clashed with supporters of morsi and really spread across the country. right now we have a bit of a lull, we're not really seeing the violence we saw yesterday. but people will be watching what the president has to say. and if you look on twitter and see the people, egyptians who are talking, they say they will be watching what the president has to say, a lot are skeptical that something positive will come out to what he has to say especially a lot of pe

. >> reporter: ian crain's father died a hero. 34-year-old michael crain, a veteran riverside californiace officer was gunned down in february by ex-l.a. cop christopher dorner, a man with a vendetta against the l.a.p.d. >> i wish this wouldn't happen to anyone else. >> reporter: ian has come to a place called cops camp where the mission is to give the children of fallen officers the help they need to rebuild their lives. this ten-year-old's wounds are still fresh. when it comes to your dad and dealing with your loss, what are you looking for? >> happiness. >> reporter: what do you mean? >> i'm never happy anymore. >> reporter: there are 137 other children at the camp in various stages of living with their grief. >> five bad guys behind my dad. of back of him and in front of him. and then they shot him nine times. >> reporter: children ages 6 to 14. >> my dad died by car crash. >> reporter: they make these memory boxes as a way of coping. >> this is my favorite picture of me and my dad on easter sunday at my grandmother's house. >> reporter: there are daily counseling sessions encouragin

>> if you're into ian ziering, why would you not be into tara reid? >> that's a fair point.ng to boycott it, man. it blows my mind. it won't be consistent. >> justin bieber got another tattoo. you see him come out and he's like vanilla ice. he'ke

ian ziering. always call him ian ziering. eye-in zie-ring. >> steve: eye-in zie-ring?eve: tara reid? >> jimmy: yes, tara reid. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: she's in it, again. but this time the sharknado comes to new york city. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: mm-hmm. so they came up with this twitter contest to let fans help name the movie with a good subtitle. you know, like, sequels always get like, a good subtitle, like, "this time it's personal." something like that. so, i came up with "sharknado 2: i still know what you did last sharknado." [ laughter ] but you can probably top that. anyways, if you want to enter the contest just tweet your title to @syfymovies using the hashtag "sharknado." syfy will pick the best one, and you can be part of cinema history, so do it. [ cheers and applause ] it's fun. and now guys, it is time to take a look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons," here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ pros and cons pros and cons and pros ♪ >> jimmy: tonight, we'll be taking a look at the "pros an

raila, ian and morag, back to you in the studio. she did it, she went along with the lie. >> i've just become a doctor. >> yeah. >> and she wasn't alone. the foot-in-the-door technique really works. >> that's fascinating. so, i mean, dr. raila. dr. raila. dr. raila. i heard rumors that were planning to spend eight months in greenland, ice-boring up there. is that still going to happen? do you have the funding? >> i think we have funding right now. i think it's going to happen soon. >> dr. raila, on page 64 of your book, you suggest that the arctic icecap is going to be completely gone by the summer of 2016. do you stand by that bold assertion? >> um -- since i'm not really sure what the book was about -- >> she thinks about pulling the plug, but -- dr. raila, the book you just wrote on climate change. do you stick to that assertion that by 2016, the ice cap will be gone? >> sure. absolutely. >> i mean, dr. raila, in your >> y last book you claim the polar icecap is going to disintegrate by the summer of 2016. do you stand by that? >

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host: ian, here's a tweet. interpret it if you can. american hero, in order for the federal government to enforce its own laws, it must first have the constitutional authority to make such a law. what do you think he means? guest: that's true. but the question is who has the power to make that call? and we decided very early in our republic's history that it is the judiciary and ultimately the supreme court that has the final say on it. the problem with nullification is if you give the states the last word on what is or is not unconstitutional, then any state can unilaterally declare anything unconstitutional. and we cease to be a union in meaningful sense. any law becomes optional. host: you mentioned at the beginning of the program, you took us back to the founding of the country, this conversation brings us up to present day with the north carolina question. what about the history of nullification efforts between those two periods? beginning of the country and now. what has happened if anything? guest: sure thing. it's something tha

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ian doyle vanished from prison. am i in danger? we all are. sean thinks we're all in danger. but i was the only one who had any personal connection to him. as far as doyle is concerned, lauren reynolds died in a car accident. you died and we're all good. i want to hear you say it. lauren reynobye.is dead. who's lauren reynolds? [speaking french] [i want to talk to sean] they got her. drop the phone. get on the ground, now. tsia? he's gone. jeremy's dead. how long have we been talking? you've gotta get out of there. oh, god. it's doyle, isn't it? toss that cell phone and get home safely. morgan: prentiss, what's going on with you? i've been watching you the last couple of days and something is obviously bothering you. derek, because i like you, i'm going to ask you not to do this. [classical piano playing] [no dialogue audio, piano continues] [hits discordant notes] [elevator bell dings] [car starts] [cell phone rings] i was beginning to think you weren't coming. after what happened to jeremy, i was afraid. tsia, i'm sorry you can't be at his funeral. it's today, isn't it? wel

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do we have ian lee? he's ready.nd out what's the latest. ian, fill us in. >> reporter: well, things are really escalating here. not just in cairo but around egypt. like you said, we have -- right now we're hearing 95 people have been killed in the clashes that are going on between the supporters of the ousted president mohammed morsi and security forces. both sides saying that they are not using live fire but what we're hearing is a different story and what we're seeing from the bodies also telling a different story. but while that clash is happening, we're also hearing reports from around the country that there are clashes between pro-morsi supporters and security forces. things are really escalating here as the security forces try to clamp down on these protests. they seem to be springing up everywhere else. we do have a state of emergency here in egypt. it just started this hour, which is extended from -- that is going to be extended for a month. security forces are going to be joined by the military to try to ho

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ian we heard from arwa, this is developing as we speak, the clashes continue. she sees wounded being carted away but the question is why is this all happening right now? >> reporter: security forces have said for a couple weeks they were going to clear out these two protest camps that were set up by supporters of the former president mohamed morsi, and they've had deadlines, those deadlines have passed, this morning, early morning we saw the security forces make good on that promise. they see this as a threat to their interim government, a threat to their rule. they said they need to open up these squares, open up the areas so commerce can continue, people can continue with their lives. they've seen these as a threat, they warned them and now they're making good on that promise. we've already seen at least nine people killed from the protesters and at least five people killed from the security forces side. it looks like this is really just the beginning of a very violent day or a very violent few days coming up. >> ian, i think many people are wondering, we've

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the top of the sixth, ian desmond goes back to the left.n to win their fifth straight, 7-2. they have averaged 7.6 runs and 11 hits during that winningning streak. remember this face in former nats capper yesterday disa suzuki. until ryan gets ahold of thehe pitch. he looks over the score diagnoses boor. gifts the birds a 1-0 he'd. darrin oh day brought in but the first batter he faces, he would take him deep in a tie game. gam that homerun would prove to be the game winner. the orioles due fall to a.s, the final 2-is. they now trail oakland for sec american league wildcard. third round of the plays we start with the par three, 14th hole. today, 135 yards, troy with a pitching wedge, bounces it init for a hole in one. troy is two over par. on the next group, on 14, this is greg charter, the leftie using a pitching wedge, he, too, gets the desired results, another hole in one, sec thisec year on tour. tiger woods, he didn't card an ace but did make five birdies his final coming on number 18, he shot a 69 with eight under and four shots back.

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here comes ian desmond. come on, catcher. this is what happens when you are late to the punch. jayson werth would be safe as well. this happened, by ryan zimmerman. a great way to cap off and nine innings from strasburg, his first career shutout. afterwards, how did he celebrated? a gatorade bath. this is what he had to say. >> i just calm down. was 70- up and there something pitches. i have a shot. look at the strike zone, and i went out and did it. >> the o's went out there and did it as well. hardy wayants, j.j. out in the crowd. orioles take the lead and win. here are a few numbers to consider for jason duffner. he almost made history at the pga championship, hitting a 63. his career earnings reached a little over $17 million after today. this is why. he comes up short again. the only tiger. four over. the shot of the day is on the 11th hole. shot lands on the green and roles in for a hole in one. that deserves a lot of praise. adam scott had a great shot from the bunker. gets onto the green and into the cup for a birdie. your winner, as i mentioned, jason duffner. look at

. >> the bridge will close both directions august 28 and reopen can with traffic on the new ian spana.m. tuesday september 3. sue quan tells us what it will take to get traffic off the old span and onto the new. sue? >> reporter: it will take careful coordination and delicate demolition of the old span next to it. steel shins are ready to be installed. the temporary fix is expected to be relatively quick and possibly done in a day. westbound lanes will be created for the new bridge approach and i-80 will be connected to the new span. workers will be focused on paving and striping to guide drivers off the new roadway. all of this while demolition begins of the relic built in 1936. $5billion overbudget and 10 years later than planned, in the home stretch with one more period of waiting. here is what drivers think. >> i think it is pretty cool. look at it. it is a huge project. it has all these challenging elements to it. i mean, it is a structure marvel. they are going to shut it down to eat the eastern span up and running. how will you deal with that? >> i'm okay with it. five days, t

take in the next couple of months to demonstrate in a way that would really resonate with the iran ians, american seriousness and making the diplomatic piece of the equation of equal importance , what would that step he -- be? >> do you want to start, jim? >> i will leave the diplomacy to the professionals. i will say that one of the things i see, for both sides hashedwants to negotiate when it sees it is in a position of weakness -- -- no state wants to negotiate when it sees it is in a position of weakness. having arrived at that stronger position, the inclination is to drive your advantage, press ahead. the result is when you don't negotiate when you are weak and you don't negotiate when you are strong, you don't negotiate. going back to what i said about breaking the cycle, this will sound crazy, but could we not do something around these earthquakes other than issuing statements of regret and sympathy? are there not other ways to demonstrate to the people, a palpable way that we have sympathy for their position? there is such a deep history of mistrust in which both sides are fully

ian desmond of the washington nationals autographed one fan's baby. somehow i think that one will be washed at some point. maybe it was on the pants. >>> class is definitely back in session. but can you crank it like a chainsaw? can i speak? the viral dance move by the oregon state cheerleaders is trying to crank up the spirit. they want fans to perform the dance at home games. the move seemed to be pretty straight forward. >>> just ahead, george clooney and sandra bullock together in italy. just what the heck is going on here. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back. a damp day expected in the pacific northwest. 67 right now in seattle. portland only at 66. and it's not going to warm up all that much more as we go into the afternoon because it is going to be fairly rainy with off and on showers. even some isolated thunderstorms. in the southwest, though, phoenix could end up with heavier pockets of rain as well. same goes for tomorrow with scattered showers and storms even in las vegas with highs well into the 90s. >> boise look

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jayson werth and ian desmond also went deep tonight. the nats shut out the marlins 9-0. the nationals playing really good baseball right now. they are i >>> of all the things that can delay trains in new york, officials stopped trains on two lines because two kittens were on the tracks. the workers tried to herd them in for an hour. eventually the trains had to run again. again[ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first, we were protecting networks. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- rod stewart. and amazing animals with julie scardina. and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." nic

i'll probably say that ian might want to talk more on this, but that would be something that would be highly encouraged from the private sector and from my company specifically. >> that's a great point. and i'll say the short answer to your question is the federal government is trying to not charge for this data. the way we did was with tax dollars. you already paid for it, we're trying to give it back to you. and, so, we take a wholesale retail. we want to be the providers of the data as a fuel, but fuel, gasoline is useless to get you from point a to point b unless you consume that ultimately drives value to the american economy. our customer, i can completely agree with what shannon said in terms of our business objective, so to speak, is to empower entrepreneurs and innovators, to create jobs. that's a metric of success, not revenue generated per data set or some other per ifervance metric. the other piece of that looking back to the example of weather and gps, my monetization, is that together they contribute $100 billion to the american economy last year. last year alone from ju

seven months later she met ian johnson at the fancy food show. he saw a fit. his bright idea, a full line of seed oils. >> that's a kick to it. >> reporter: the rising star, cherry seed oil. >> you know, it was a risk, but we thought this is something unusual. >> reporter: after it hit the market in january, the specialty food association called the oils a hot trend for summer. the cherry seed was named a finalist, that's specialty outstanding food invasion. >> this is the oscars of the food industry. >> reporter: it's a big deal because it can lead to big deals. there is a consensus. >> it's validated by a bunch of retailers that voted. >> it validates the product. >> just a great validation. >> it's really validating. >> the award goes to the oil. >> reporter: winning the award for best oil is the best publicity money can't buy and if there were an award for celebrating an award, d'anglo and johnson might win that, too. >> they got it. >> reporter: and you already know what else they might be thinking. >> it validates what we believe in and what we've been t

for living space and not have it taken up by a garage, needing to unload a baby out of a car and as ian said, unloading groceries and it can be really challenging and i understand there's a concern about preserving street parking for the public but we live on a street where there's not residential permits and a*ufn thyme, i'll say the house across the street of us has six people at most, the cars can fit three and they will take up the two spots in front of our house for weeks, and so i honestly don't think it's fair. i'd like to just have some space close to our home to allow me to again have these requirements of daily living kind of be made easier. we're investing a lot of money to try to beautify the space and make our neighborhood better and our neighbors are in support of the plan and one of my priorities was to try to preserve the historical integrity of the house and i honestly think that doing this beautiful parking pad driveway really leaves most of the facade of the house completely in tact as it is and we want to repaint and just really invest in the property and not detract

ian wolf said during the third inning his dad told him he was pitching a no-hitter. that's when he said he realized all his pitches were working and his team was playing great defense behind him. the carolina blue beat a team from michigan, 12-06789 we'll be right back with sports. >>> good evening. i'm dave feldman. news out of 49ers training camp of a not so great variety. patrick willis injured his right hand early wednesday. he did not take part in team drills after the injury. our comcast sports net 49ers insider posted this video of willis leaving the field. he is scheduled to have an x-ray tomorrow. here is matt with more. >> we don't know the extent of the injury, they took him out of practice. he had the right hand wrapped up. he watched on the sideline. they didn't take him in immediately for x-rays or anything like that. any time anything happens to patrick willis, the all-world inside linebacker you have to stand up and take notice. the good thing for the 49ers, opening day, 5 1/2 weeks away. i'm sure they expect a healthy and ready to go patrick willis w

. >> jimmy: ian. >> steve: ian. >> jimmy: the other guy? and yarn yorgen.n. >> jimmy: jorm jurgen. >> steve: love him. >> jimmy: this next one here is from russian president, vladimir putin. he replied, "10, maybe 11." [ laughter ] let's see what he was asked. "how many people would you kill for a klondike bar?" [ laughter ] is that the new slogan? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: is that the new slogan for klondike? [ applause ] ♪ who would you kill for a klondike bar ♪ >> jimmy: let's keep going. this one's from alex rodriguez. [ light laughter ] he responded, "quiznos, hands down." >> steve: oh, no. >> jimmy: let's see the question. "where do you see yourself working in six months?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] they have good benefits. they have good toasted subs. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: here's one from hillary clinton. she responded, "aw, that's cute." [ light laughter ] let's see what she was asked. "what do you think about joe biden running for president?" [ laughter ] >> steve: that's cute. >> jimmy: interesting. >> steve: hey, good for you. >> jimmy: good fo