rising floodwaters caused an iowa dam to break.ynthia bowers reports. >> reporter: up to 9 inches of rain in less than a day burst a dam, sending water 45 feet down into the maquoketa river. what was once a hydroelectric dam had stood for almost 90 years. downstream in monticello, a town of about 3600, a sewage plant is under water. the clean-up will be messy. >> there's going to be a lot of people in a lot worse shape than we are. we'll have a mess in the basement. we'll have to get -- cut out drywall and start over again. >> reporter: other parts of iowa are picking up the pieces after dangerous storms -- >> get inside! >> reporter: including a tornado. several storms also caused flooding in chicago. >> never seen it in the city. unbelievable. >> reporter: thunderstorms hit further east in new york city, bringing temperatures there down from a high of 93. a record spell up and down the east coast and virginia it was 105 in richmond and norfolk. in north carolina, charlotte hit 103. raleigh touched 102. elsewhere, excessive heat w

the gentleman from iowa. mr. loebsack: i want to urge my colleagues to support house concurrent resolution 126, which recognizes the 50th anniversary of the title 6 international education programs within the department of education. i want to thank my colleagues on the other side of the aisle and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house concurrent resolution 126 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules -- mr. loebsack: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from iowa. mr. loebsack: madam speaker, on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 and the

. >> carolyn: the serious damage from a ruptured dam in iowa. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. oh, yes, the low clouds and fog making a return right now over san francisco. drizzle is in our overnight forecast, and cooler next seven days is in there as well. we take a look at the forecast comingngngngngngngngngngngngngng >> alan: "the new york times" and london "guardian" newspaper are reporting one of the biggs leaks of classified document in military history. 90,000 secret documents are being released by the whistle blower organization called kiki-leaks. this video shows a helicopter attack on unarmed men in iraq. the military file suggests that hundreds of civilians have been killed in unreported incidented. they also suggest that members of pakistan's spy agency met with the taliban to plot against the u.s. the white house issued a statement saying it strongly condemns the disclosure of confidential information because it could threaten national security. >> carolyn: in afghanistan, the taliban is claiming responsibility for killing one u.s. sailor and capturing another in

extreme weather still taking its a burst dam in iowa to record-breaking heat in the east. and doctor dilemma: with the ranks of older patients about to skyrocket, the number of doctors specializing in their care is not keeping pace. >> to be a good geriatrician, you need to be a good listener. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. cbs news has learned tonight that b.p. chief tony hayward will be out and replaced in the next few days. hayward, who angered gulf coast residents and the white house with what they called insensitive statements, is not commenting on the reports, but his ouster could come when the company's board meets this week. tony guida has the latest. >> i'm devastated by the accident, absolutely devastated. >> reporter: unfortunately for tony hayward, too many of his comments about the disaster in the gulf spoke much louder than those. b.p.'s board meets monday amid a flood of reports that hayward is out. >> there is no doubt that he is going. it will be announced at the very latest on

it has been taken down cents per the iowa tea party state coordinator told the radio in iowa that everything obama has done has been in a lockstep with hitler. comments? >> no one really knows what that tea party is. the vast majority of folks who are part of the tea party movements are people who are fed up with government spending they see the ballot under president bush in 2008, health care, the automobiles, the stimulus and they are frustrated with the government role in american lives. however, as part of that moment, there are folks who don't think obama is legitimate. some of that is fueled by race. >> are they out of line when they talk about racism? >> there are plenty of examples of these incidents the tea party leadership says it is a set up. they are real. there was no tea party movement when spending was out of control in the bush administration. there are those who suspect this is aimed at obama is legitimacy. i think it is so diverse and all over the place that you cannot just label it. they are equal opportunity haters. they need a reagan or a positive force to collect this e

boswell of iowa. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1517, the gentleman from iowa, mr. boswell, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from iowa. mr. boswell: i thank the chair. mr. chairman, i rise today to thank the chairman of the committee and my good friend, the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. frank, and the ranking member, baucus, for their leadership on this issue, as well as chairwoman waters and ranking member capito. unfortunately the iowans i represent know all too well how flooding can ravage a farm, a neighborhood, a city. much of the state is still recovering from the devastating floods of the 2008 as high rivers and creeks are threatening their homes and businesses yet again. neighborhoods are sandbagging and some residents have left their homes for iowa flooding is real and tangible. just last weekend as i arrived back in my district to my capital city i met the mayor, city manager, public works and we went to the leffees -- levees and we were worried whether we would make it through the night. we un

in the meantime, west of us in iowa, all eyes are on a failed dam and the vulnerable communities now in harm's way. the breach happened quickly and violently. water gushing from the crippled dam sending boats from iowa's lake dell hi crashing down below. >> there it goes. oh, my god. >> reporter: the torrent flooded nearby cabins and roads and forced a key communications center to be evacuated. >> we've lost our 911 service, our long distance service. our telecommunication service is down. >> reporter: nobody has been injured, but water from lake delhi is now filling the already swollen maquoketa river threatening the small towns of hop kinton and monticello. hundreds have been told to evacuate or face possible disaster. >> we are going to sit back and watch it come. we can't do anything about it. good lord willing, everybody will be able to get out of the way. >> we've had flooding before, major flooding, but we haven't had devastating flooding like this. >> reporter: why the dam failed is unclear, though parts of iowa have seen up to 9 inches of rain in recent days. the result of a

all thesdifferent things. >> it contained a letter fr the arm's perspective declaring des moines, iowa was the sister city, many adventures the arm had. >> at muggy i would think but interesting thing, we need to hear the rest of the story, we have to read it. >> it's still overcast, south beach and high defition and you can see the overcast. drizzle this morning and it's really been chilly in the city, look at san jose, a little bit of sshine, finall almost all of the y area was shrouded in cloud cover and extended into the north bay, sonoma county and into the central valley, through fairfield. not quite to vacaville but pretty impressive. look how temperatures are warming where there is some sun. 65 in fairfield and concord. 59 degrees in santa rosa with continued cloud cover. the overcast will remain there at the coast throughout much of the day, chilly readings. late morning burnoff we're starting to see that now. cooler temperures as a result of is that marine layer and another reason to tohow you in a moment. this is e satellit image that shows not only the fog but we're seeing

these different things. >> it contained a letter from the arm's perspective declaring des moines, iowa was the sister city, many adventures the arm had. >> at muggy i would think but interesting thing, we need to hear the rest of the story, we have to read it. >> it's still overcast, south beach and high definition and you can see the overcast. drizzle this morning and it's really been chilly in the city, look at san jose, a little bit of sunshine, finally almost all of the bay area was shrouded in cloud cover and extended into the north bay, sonoma county and into the central valley, through fairfield. not quite to vacaville but pretty impressive. look how temperatures are warming where there is some sun. 65 in fairfield and concord. 59 degrees in santa rosa with continued cloud cover. the overcast will remain there at the coast throughout much of the day, chilly readings. late morning burnoff we're starting to see that now. cooler temperatures as a result of is that marine layer and another reason to to show you in a moment. this is the satellite image that shows not only the fog but

. >> alan: in iowa, a dam failed after a river upstream crested ten feet above flood stage.er from the crippled down sent boats crashing to the city below. hundreds of people were forced to evacuate. no injuries have been report. parts of iowa have seen up to nine inches of rain in recent days. >> carolyn: quite a different story here. just much cooler than normal. league -- >> leigh: very cool here but in the sierras, thunderstorms, and lightning. here's a nice shot from our tam cam, everyone is mentioning, very cool day today. san joses, eyes are on you, as blue skies are there, and plenty of sunshine, although temperature in your neighborhood cooled from four degrees from yesterday. it's 71 degrees ago now in san jose. 82 in antioch. you're down seven degrees from yesterday's high. 62 right now in oakland. a cool 58 in san francisco. north bay, santa rosa right now, 66. and 57 at the coast at half moon bay. so you know the drill. the low clouds and fog move inland tonight. we're also going bring in some mist and drizzle, and you'll notice that during tomorrow morning comm

lefty's friends from iowa. this time, we are going to put a gps on him and we are going to put him back up on the high, so if someone is going to steal him, then it will be a little tougher. >> he got in he got out, nobody got hurt. >> we don't want him gone anymore. he needs to stay in san francisco. >> that is what it was, wasn't it? >> the owner of lefty o'cool's says not going to press charges, they are sending a case of bloody mary and margarita mix. they feel the resulting hangover will be punishment enough. that seems like a reward, not a punishment. >> i don't know. well anyway, he has been away long enough. >> yep. >>> coming up, signs up tonight, watch out for great white sharks spotted off some popular northern california beaches. >>> racism redo, the white house apologizing to a black woman who told the truth to teach but was fired before the entire story came out. what her ex-boss is offering tonight. >>> and an investigation launched just hours ago into the severe turbulence into a yca hundreds ol

i am a representative from iowa. it hit me hard. this doesn't seem to be an explanation of how that headstone came be there. what happens to those headstones could you elaborate? what is the normal procedures for the headstones? >> it's been this way since is the -- 1994. what happens is that the headstone is ground and disposed of in an appropriate manner. >> is we don't know how this happened at this point? >> it seems that this was an accepted practice throughout all government agencies that if you encounter excesssheadstones. i can't justify that. it was an acceptable policy, i find it hard how anyone could develop that as acceptable policy but it was accepted policy. these headstones were used in a have rye ilt of ways as building materials. we are make every efforts 0. they are in streams and river beds. they do buildup the stream bed which affects the val oou of the stream head. >> two more quick points. it's been quite some time, in america, we have brought people around to being appreciative of how we see our troops. we hav

earlier this week a player joked about miss iowa. tonight she is showing there are no hard feelings. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories as well as 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. a "today" exclusive. meet the couple who survived a bear attack at a campground near yellowstone national park. >>> and live on the plaza, "american idol" champ and five-time grammy winner carrie underwood. she takes the stage on "today." all right. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and so much more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. have a great weekend!

at iowa lakes community college, students are learning how to keep wind turbines working. high-voltage meters is a duracell rechargeable. duracell. trusted everywhere. >> reporter: when dr. andrew bagby's bullet riddled corpse was found in a pennsylvania state park in november, 2001, his devastated parents prayed that his murderer, whoever it was, would be swiftly brought to justice. how did you find out what happened, how he had been killed? >> the police didn't give us very much information, but they started to let out hints that shirley turner was thefá prime suspect. >> reporter: was that a shock? >> it was shocking but not a surprise. >> reporter: but she was allowed to go back to newfoundland. >> without those cell phone records they couldn't formally charge her and if they don't charge her they have no way to restrict her travel. >> reporter: and go she did. back to newfoundland, canada. and one of the first to see her there was t.j., the eldest of shirley's three children who had recently been in a bad car accident. i was hurt in an accident. she was coming here to

an iowa dam is demolished by massive floodwaters. >>> and fiery crash. a jet tumbles from the sky in canada forcing the pilot to bail a jet tumbles from the sky in canada forcing the pilot to bail nbc-universal television >>> >>> good morning to you. i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> good morning to you. i'm veronica de la cruz. today we begin with damage control. bp denies reports that tony hayward is out and robert dudley an american who calls the gulf coast home is stepping in. an announcement could come as early as today in the wake of a public relations nightmare that forced hayward out of the spotlight and perhaps out of a job. nbc's jay gray has more. >> reporter: he has been the controversial face of bp. >> i'm afraid i don't know that either. >> reporter: through the deepwater horizon explosion, and initial cleanup and recovery efforts in the gulf -- >> i'd like my life back. >> reporter: now tony hayward's life could be changing dramatically. cnbc is reporting this morning that hayward is out as the chief executive officer of bp and that the move co

we did want to mention in iowa in delaware county we have a foot of rain in about 24 hours. now look at all our severe thunderstorm watch boxes lined up right along the top of that ridge. where we are seeing that heat as we head into the next two days. we are going to see at least one more day of solid heat and a little easing as we head into monday across the mid-atlantic. it's going to take this front and hitting up against that very strong ridge of high pressure. in the meantime we are going to have to deal with more flooding rain potentially tonight along that frontal boundary into tomorrow, too. we'll be continuing to watch the rain gauges fill up. hopefully by monday we'll start to see those temperatures back off by at least a few degrees. lester? >> we will look for that. samantha mohr, thanks. >>> turning overseas today was a deadly day in what's been a very deadly month for americans in afghanistan with more killed and missing today. mike viqueira is monitoring the situation from the white house. mike, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. you're right. t

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the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from iowa is recognized. mr. latham: i thank you, speaker, and i thank the gentlewoman from ohio for yielding. and the gentleman from california. and certainly want to thank chairman peterson and ranking member lucas for waving jurisdiction so we could -- waiving jurisdiction so we could shepherd this bill through the floor. h.r. 5669. this bill really is a solution for the city of ames and the local land owners. h.r. 5669 will allow the city to buy land from the usda's national animal disease center and use that land to build a modern water treatment plant. before introducing this legislation, the city officials were exploring the acquisition of nearby farm land by imminent domain. this will -- bill will prevent a conflict between the city of ames and the local land owners. the farmland in question is highly productive land in fact, it's a century farm. it's been in that family for over 100 years. century farms have a special status in iowa and the families who have carried on the tradition of farming have deep

>> all right, cbs's cynthia bowers in iowa. thank you for that. >>> we'll check in now with dave price as we get a first check on >>> thank you dave. good morning. good monday morning. here is a lookout side boy another cloudy start to the day. coat tower is -- keith tower is popping. 60s along the coast, clouds, mixture of sun and clouds daytime high mid-60s. inland mild highs mid-80s. similar conditions tuesday and wednesday, slightly warmer weather on the way. here is sunday >>> 7:18. that's our first look at the weather this morning. folks, to you. >>> thank you, dave. >> are police ready to make an arrest in the disappearance of little kyron horman? we'll tell you about the latest developments coming up in the search for the 7-year-old boy. >>> and a tragic case of mistaken identity after a horrible crash. how one family was told their daughter died only to find out she's really alive. that story is coming up. ♪ everywhere i go ♪ i'll pass it on, ♪ around...and on...and on... edible arrangements. happiness is always in sea

we begin with a monumental disaster in eastern iowa. damage is estimated in the millions after a dam gave way following 10 inches of rain. our barbara pinto is smack dab in the middle of it. good morning, barbara. >> reporter: good morning, juju. you see what the incredible power of water can do, blasting this giant hole in the dam in a matter of hours. all of lake delhi, nine miles of it, water, fish, boats, everything washed downstream when the dam gave way. it happened in a matter of seconds. >> here it comes. oh, my god. >> reporter: the torrential wall of water breached the dam and kept going, sweeping homes off foundations, inundating everything in its path. waterfront homes now teeter on the edge of a washed-out riverbank, all of that water gushing downstream into the community of monticello. >> there really wasn't a lot we could do. just clean it up and let it go. >> reporter: water is part of the problem, raw sewage from a public treatment plant poured into businesses and basements. >> we knew it was possible, but we didn't thi

but i'm not done talking so -- >> okay. >> my whole thing with this is the iowa, the tea party in iowa, with the billboard, here's the difference in this situation. when the tea party movement sees the kooks in their own party, they get drummed out, if there are any. maybe it went a little bit too far beyond the boundaries of good taste. >> a little bit? >> stephanie, i'm not done, sweetie. >> all right, sweet heart. >> maybe it went a little beyond the bounds of good taste. >> all right, lamb chop. >> the tea party movements went ahead and they repudiated it. when kenneth glady was being made fun of. and harold crumb on it who is on the board of the naacp stood by and laughed along as people at that press conference called a black conservative activist or someone affiliated with the tea party an uncle tom and negro, the naacp didn't condemn that at all so i think -- >> okay, wait a minute -- >> larry: let's get nancy. what do you make of all this? >> where is the tea party's outrage when members of their own party spit on members of the united states -- >> that was proved false. >> it

very inspiring movie that takes place in the corn field in iowa and decided for her 23rd birthday she wanted to go see that place. she was living in minneapolis and packed her bags to go to the field of dreams. when my mother went to wake her up on july 24th 1992 she had died in her sleep from a massive seizure and it was devastating for all of us. i was climbing quite a bit and roaming around quite a bit and every summer i would take a month and do something with her. ever

the weather channel's janelle klein joins us from del high, iowa. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. people who saw this dam collapse say it was straight out of an action movie, it took with it trees, power poles and a house. the road on each side of the dam is gone, crumbling into the water, about 700 people were forced to run for their lives, they had about a five-minute warning from sacy ree cc ccy si the dam broke. a storm people are calling an act of god. >> has there been a break from the weather at all? >> reporter: there has been a good break, a beautiful morning in del high but the damage is not over, a lot of homes and businesses are damaged from the storm and the concern now is downriver where the water may be entering into the ohio, the missouri, the mississippi river so authorities are keeping a close eye on the areas in case similar storms could cause problems. >> janel klein, thanks for your information. >>> soaring temperatures and sweltering heat has left many in other parts of the country wondering when will the bruta

denise and iowa recently. it's created this 34 damps. in chicago 10's and thousands of people have been a subpar. evacuation's got under way saturday. 35 mi.. after massive amounts of recent rainfall. this caused a dam to fail. >> this is a very sad situation it's a very catastrophic break in the dam. >> is didn't quite of a catastrophic weak month for a this man. chandler says he was terrified. >> i knew i had to do something quick of your in something that was planned how plan. >> this was the scene in some >> were as roadways had to be shut down and tens and thousands were without power at one point. >> in milwaukee a very dry and man got to it thinks the man who pulled him to safety >> i was very thankful he was at the right time at the right place and he did have to do something like that >> there was some good news for milwaukee after they canceled the flood watch >> lots of blue sky as all- around the blue area today but still that stubborn fog hugging the coast. this is a shot from candlestick park looking over the bay. we have a

a lot of that was done in next door iowa without that level of fanfare. but that came to the capitol. that's where the federalist system that leaves the decisions to the states and manifested itself in the model of wisconsin and iowa. some will say it is a better program than wisconsin, was reflected here in washington welfare reform. we thought we reformed welfare in the mid-1990's, but when you track the dollars, you look and find out it's not that handful of welfare components we might think of such as food stamps, rent and heat subsidies and aid to dependent children and others. but 72 different programs. and these programs are so myriad in their number and diss par ate in their varieties that it is impossible for a citizen that is sitting at home reading the newspaper and maybe they are tracking the internet. 72 different programs. 72 programs, many of them, most of them, maybe even all of them growing. and so what we have seen if you chart the graph is, welfare spending is going up. mid-1990's, reform came and it leveled off and went up again at a p

>> which one. >> iowa. iowa. shout out for central college, my alma mater. >> very nice.>> and some of the folks from iowa this morning are teachers. >> isn't that amazing? welcome back to "the early show," everybody. coming up, here's a fun fact. ready for this? >> i'm ready. >> combine the populations of the united states, mexico and canada and what do you have? >> a lot of people. >> a lot of people. >> millions and millions? >> there still may be 50 million people short of the number of people who are on facebook. >> really? >> yeah. >> i that is hard to believe. >> they guess that maybe like 1 in 14 people on the planet are now on facebook. >> well, i'm on facebook. you on facebook? >> i didn't know 1 in 14 people were online, in all seriousness. that's an incredible number. >> but us three, are you on facebook? >> no way. >> are you on facebook? >> maybe, maybe not. >> i'm on facebook. this little poll right here, there's a few of us who are. >> we'll talk about facebook and people who are still gradually getting to that point in their life, they have to decide -- s

what part of iowa are you from?> the northwest corner. >> and who are you here with is this. >> my parents and my sister. >> let's talk about all the wet weather out there. we've had floorodlo fing evenlop toward chicago. and this is like the fourth day in a row of these storms that have rolledinthroh.th and now we'll see record crests on some of the rivers. all that nasty weather heads through the ohio valley and up there into new england. and that 100 degree heat, yes, d.c., new york, all the way down the east coast, it will be a it is about 1700 feet deep. we will get back to the 70s and 80s to keep us on the mild side. tomorrow we do have a chance for a couple of lightning strikes. most of it will be across the serriah nevada. like charleston, you can always get your hour by hour forecast at weather.com. erin? >>> bill karins, thank you. still to come on "today," we've seen the pictures, but the video is coming. proof a sailboat was actually struck by a 40-ton whale. >> but up next, house hunting online. if you'

in wisconsin, they have the same thing in iowa and illinois -- actually have built prisons just for sex offenders. can you imagine? the entire prison are sex offenders, mostly young men. that is what they are. young men who are confused about their sexuality. as my son was or your son was. i'm going to continue with this, just some of the suggestions we have had. get rid of the word "officer." you have police officers -- isn't that enough? we have, like, 2 million of them. it should be social workers, correctional workers. parole workers. get rid of parole officers and probation officers all together. i call them resource centers so that when somebody comes out of jail or prison, that it would not matter if they came out of a mental hospital or and mentally retarded group home or they are getting out of jail or sleeping on the streets, when they get out, they go to something called a resourced center for health, and there, there would be social worker people that would help them. it does not really matter if they get out of jail or prison and a sleeping on the streets. i saw the same pe

and it was under the administration of a remarkable social worker from iowa named hary hopkins. he was the forerunner of the wpa and the prototype for it. this is a page from the cw a and it showed kids getting hot lunches. that was important. he put 2 million americans to work. and that included about 50 thousand school teachers sent out to rural areas. this is a cw a project. that's stern grove behind it. they are using wheel barrels. for this reason, many projects were well built. there are no cw a plot. this was one in berkeley placed there and the tennis court at coat niecis park. i was showing a montessory class there. this is an amphitheatre. it's a wonderful amphitheatre. there was from the sidewalks and they just reused it to create other things. down in menlow park. they built into a caretakers house. the wpa is must more famous. it came after the cw a. it did everything. they put eight and a half million people to work. they built roads. they sewed clothes. they built roads is in san francisco. this one, i have seen them on sidewalks in san francisco. this is on a ret

we will go to iowa street. put me to work. >> okay. >> bend it over like that. we chop it. >> while you do this if you come across something that looks hazardous, material wise, >> like this paint? >> you can't take paint. >> that gets dealt with by? >> we have a patrol truck thal pick up the paint. >> we have tv monitors and tires. you want to look for needles we don't mix needles with the garbage. >> you have to be a positive person in a way to deal with this job. you are dealing with areas you know it's been cleaned. >> basically it happens a lot where you clean up an area. you come back a couple of days later and it's back to that again. we more or less are used to it. that's -- it's our job. you have to get used to it. it's a fact. that's the way it is. >> sure. yeah. >> okay. >> what do you think, are you ready to sign up? >> totally. i'm over dressed. >> a little warm? must be the sweat. >> part of the daily routine is george our steamer. you see the wall people urinate on the and the sidewalk. a trick. i get it up like this. somebody got to do it. the bi

iowa woo. let your fish bones live old man. let your fish bones before man. make a wish the black fish there is company coming, coming. hammer heads ham or head until hammer fed company knocking. great white shark. great white georgia no, no. they company dining, dining. [inaudible] can't remember, can't remember. there is company [inaudible]. and all know was a dark room cloud and gullets filled with [inaudible]. cattle, chattel, channel of the deep blue. see all about that dark moon cloud and the gullets full of water and slaughter. assault, assault oh , channel of the deep blue sea. sure no one will see. just look out the world around you right here on the ocean floor. such wonderful things around you what more is you looking for. rag ed claws scuffling across the seas. tell be thin, fine, attention nigger mermaids, chains like hooks and sifrpgs are didy don't bleed into the sea the stains won't watch out we ain't responsible for your mess. the management. there is company, can't remember. there is company. the stains will not wash out. [applause] >> he wa

iowa's governor issued a disaster declaration for two counties and toured the flood damaged areas. >>r ripped through western new york yesterday. the national weather service is investigating reports of tornadoes touching down there last night. at least one tornado was confirmed in the village of maryville. local media is reporting no one was injured, but the storm damaged homes, crushed cars, and toppled trees. emergency officials say the storm left almost 13,000 homes without power. >>> weather around the bay area, much more tame, very benign. but depending on where you're going, driving around, you could run into some sunshine or some fog and then sunshine again. let's check in with mark and see what's happening. >> that's right. good to have a big assortment with the wardrobe, because temperatures are changing quite a bit, as you would expect this time of year from the coast to the inland spots. just outside the bay area, we do have active weather to talk about right around the sierra. in fact, right now toward lake tahoe, you see the thunderstorms lining up, developing over the p

. >> a warning signs are sounding in iowa after a dam breaks but a 300-foot section of the dam opened up this afternoon. it sent a catastrophic flood of water downstream. fortunately everyone downriver was ordered to evacuate before the dam broke the it happened after a night of extremely heavy rain. >>> meteorologist will join us with some cool weather. >> things will be a bit cool. there was a lot of sunshine and some fog is starting to creep in the day. so tomorrow will still see some pretty warm to hot spots. they're becoming more isolated and we could still see some '90s. also inside the day we will see some 80s in oakland. the 50s and 60s out towards the coast line. low clouds and fog in the conceits moving in the right now. not only tomorrow but also the next few days could we will watch that deep in an attempt will be coming down. right now it's 68. as we take it to the night tonight low cloud and blog should reach everyone. we're going to see that summer sunshine but it will take some time getting here. were starting out with fog in the morning. pretty good search of clouds o

the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from iowa, mr.loebsack to suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 1472, on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will report the title. the cler house resolution 1472, exprsing support for designation of the week of september 13, 2010, as national adult education and family literacy week. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to the resolution? members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, theeas are 369, the nays are zer 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the are resolution is agreed to and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is

>> the box was mailed from iowa, few had realized the arm was even missing. >> geez!> until they had a reattachment ceremony. >> a doctor was here, of course, dr. hip. [ laughter ] >> and they had to check his heart and make sure everything was good. and it was. then they reattached it. and everything went really well. [ laughter ] >> is it kind of like no harm no foul, with the people that did it, they just took him for a joyride in iowa? >> they will be invited in as long as they leave their arms at the door, you know. >> they can't come armed. [ laughter ] >> ba da bump! better double the price for their beer. >>> livermore youth water polo coach matt yroghan is enjoying a successful season but without his most beloved player by his side. >> reporter: livermore water polo might not be what it is today without coach matt croghan. >> that's what we started for our summer high school program to build that up and compete in this area. >> reporter: he started the lasers 12 years ago and next month he will take his under 14 girl team to the junior olympics in los angeles

a former two term governor of iowa and been in the political in iowa and he didn't go around firing peoplese there was one negative story some where in the des moines newspaper. the white house tuesday morning was patting itself on the back at senior staff morning. the deputy chief of staff was congratulating people hey, you got out ahead of the news cycle. that was pathetic. >> chris: there was senior white house staff, it has been reported that the white house denies that it happened. it the white house afraid of the conservative media? >> yeah, i mean the white house is afraid of a charge that has been building in conservative media that is a suggestion that somehow you have a black president and a black attorney general and there is now going to be reverse discrimination against white people in america and i don't know exactly where this is coming from, you know, but it is out there. i think part of it is the argument over the new black panther party case where the bush administration filed a voter intimidation case and some felt that the obama administration has not aggressively pursu

a decade i had finally come full circle and i hadn't found the field of dreams in a corn field in iowa and i hadn't found the field of dreams at the top of,k 2 but i found the field of dreams in a place in a dusty field in a place called corefa in pakistan. amir you want to come up here. >> ♪ i see young boy. etching letters in the sand. ♪ in this land of ancient scars the promise still remains. knew muse when darkn ♪ when stars comes. ♪ first cup your a stranger. ♪ second cup, a friend. ♪ by the third your family. ♪ how long to trust a stranger? ♪ how long to sip three cups of tea? ♪ tape 55 >> welcome, this is carl. >> great to meet you. >> great to me you, and i want to thank you for your interest and this is the city's animal shelter. and come in and a lot of people come here to adopt a animal or if they have lost their animal or looking for other animals. and we deal with other animals like birds and rabbits and you name it. this is more to see in this facility and more to see in the community. and i suggest you go with an animal control person and see what they co, whether rescui

can try to pry him out open mike you better ran a report on our own home we have prepared to go to iowa and you'll see today i don't expect anybody going to be our very badly if at all. like the. people really want to see. somebody get flipped by the pool you know somebody get through by the horns. nor is henderson spent twenty seven years of angola but never took part in the rodeo today he works as a paralegal in new orleans. just by the grace of god there's nobody who's actually been killed in the situation. as they have been maimed i've seen guys who have been kicked in the face by a homeless kicked in the face by you know who would buy a bull. but some of these guys just continue to put to supply and you know what motivates them you know lord knows i don't some of them go out there for the simply for the prize money simply in it's not that it's a fortune it's the fact that in prison one hundred dollars is a lot of money. hundred dollars can sustain a person in prison for years his basic needs for alone time. whether paid for inmate labor is about twenty five cents an hour most inmat

and a cascading sheet of lightning strikes and south dakota and this tore the roof off of a home in iowa hthe family barely escaped. >> we got all of the garage, got downstairs just before this rift this roof off. >> this is expected to last until thursday. ♪ gabriel slate's tech report >> the san francisco bay is now covered with wifi internet service. sun ra riise service hs blanketed the bay and it is available for anybody it is called sfo/wetnet. and anything the wireless, when on the water you will see that wifi connection available. and i went out and a witness this demonstration and it worked. even with high winds, choppy waters, and it still worked. they did not convey the details but they're going to take it vanished. it is likely to be offered for free or subsidized. for now, anybody can use it is $2.95 or an annual pass, which is $24 per month. and why fight embedded on our smart phone, laptops, wifi summoned options to connect that i want to give as many people as many options as possible. we of voters, people that want access that are out having a good time if they want to m

heavy rain in eastern iowa has caused a dam to burst today.wollen lake cut a hole 30 feet wide in the dam. hundreds of homes have been evacuated. overseas tonight, two u.s. service members are missing in afghanistan and may have been captured by the taliban. our terry mccarthy is embedded with u.s. troops in helmand province, he joins us tonight. terry, this story, highly unusual. what do we know right now? >> reporter: jeff, this is a very bizarre story. apparently the two u.s. service members were c.v.s returning from a training mission about five miles south of kabul and appeared to be kidnap bide the taliban somewhere on their trip back. the taliban themselves have told cbs news they kidnapped these two men with 10 taliban on the road and removed them to a secure location. the bizarre thing about the story, however, is these two men appear to be traveling on their own. this is not normal practice for u.s. forces in afghanistan. normally, they would be in a convoy of at least two if not more vehicles. jeff. >> glor: second question, the u.s

the iowa department of public health put together a family day at the blank park zoo in des moines. attendees received "passports," informing them on the day's activities, which included recovery event speakers, prize drawings, and of course, seeing all of the animals. the gadsden treatment center, in collaboration with other substance abuse agencies, organized a recovery walk in gadsden, alabama. over 700 people came out and raised over $7,000 toward area substance abuse treatment. aside from the walk itself, the event featured vendor tables with treatment information, as well as fun activities including inflatables for children, face painting, horseshoes, food, and live music. the national council on alcoholism & drug abuse of st. louis sponsored a hands across the bridge rally. several hundred supporters from missouri and illinois assembled at the chain of rocks bridge to join hands and connect both states. recovery speakers and elected officials spoke at the event and a unified crowd enjoyed a day of food, fun activities, and live music. recovery supporters in delaware celebrate