cc1:lester, back to jenna and janice. >> can i ask you guys a question. do you think we raised the bar just a little too high on animals and what they have to do to make it on "today" show? now we have a chimp that is feeding a baby tiger with almond milk, probably not dairy milk. t seems like the bar is raised: really high. >> remember the water skiing squirrel and that was cute? >> that was big. >> we got chimps and tigers now. >> janice huff is here with a check of the weather. >> he'll be checking weather soon, i'm sure. >>> the heat is still a big story for more than a dozen states. the heat goes on with warnings and watches and advisories in effect across the middle portion of the country and the carolinas and georgia. look at the records for the last 30 days from tulsa to dallas to wichita falls, consecutive records of heat, 100 degree plus heat and not much rain. less than a tenth of an inch in dallas since june. all right, here's a look at the temperatures for today. the heat is on all the way into the rockies. temperatures in the upper 90s to ne

now, here's jenna. >> janice, thank you. >>> nfl star hines ward of the pittsburgh steelers is used to faking out his defenders on the football field and waltzing to championships on "dancing with the stars." early saturday morning near atlanta his moves behind the wheel landed him in jail. ron mott has the story. >> reporter: graceful and rhythmic on the dance floor, sleek and powerful on the gridiron. nfl star hines ward pulled a move this weekend that landed him in jail. police outside atlanta arrested ward early saturday morning for suspicion of drunk driving releasing him on $1,000 bond. according to tmz.com, wards' manager said hines denies driving drunk and deeply saddened by the incident, apologizing to his fans and the steelers' organization. a super bowl mvp, wards run-in with the law may have been just in the sports section if he was not crowned champion on "dancing with the stars." >> for some the damage is done and they'll turn against him. he'll lawyer up and probably get through this quite easily and just move on. >> reporter: it's not ward's first waltz to flashing blue

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janice huff is outside on the plaza to tell us. what is it looking like in terms of relief?n't feel that bad this morning and we're expecting cooler temps in the northeast today. so, it really depends on where you live. yes, the northeast will get some relief. yesterday we had record heat as you mentioned earlier. boston in the 90s. 100 degrees in new york city. but today in the 80s to around 90. the jet stream is shifting south. the central portion of the country will not see relief. dallas, 25 consecutive days of 10 0-degree heat there and more is expected. not expecting that pattern to change for the next couple of weeks for that portion of the country, lester -- or jenna. >>> in washington politics, there appears to be progress in a bid to reach a deal on the debt ceiling. president obama and house speaker john boehner were back at the table yesterday after talks collapsed on friday. david gregory, moderator of "meet the press." good morning. >> good morning. >> it's been a busy weekend for house speaker and president, all parties involved. where are we at this moment? i

have, janice and amy's dad come to the shrine. >> it is making it a lot easier for us. knew this was about one thing, and that was love. >> among the group, her manager, her boyfriend, those that had lived with the ups and downs, the successes and addictions, but this was unexpected. this was a -- there had been no signs of crisis. she had been seen by a doctor on friday night. the last person to speak to her was a security guard on saturday morning. saturday afternoon, they were unable to wake her. today's post mortem was inconclusive. more tests were needed. but hers -- her friend russell brand said he had long feared the worst as his wife, kate. , explained. >> when you know someone who is dealing with addiction, you dread that phone call. >> it is understood the funeral will take place tomorrow. this was supposed to have been the summer of her comeback tour. but instead, her backing singers will stay, paying their respects. >> telling her story, that is exactly what nafissatou diablo is doing after much silence. she is the one accusing domenick strauss, of assaultin

louis. >> i really wish i could. >> janice huff, thanks for joining us here in our studios as always. >>> overseas, tonight we'll tell you about the next global crisis you will be hearing about. it's bad and fair warning, it's hard to watch, and it's going to get worse. the u.n. is using a word we don't hear them use often, and that's famine. it's happening in the horn of africa triggered by years of drought and poverty and civil war in some cases and setting off a human tide of refugees. the drought is severe. the humanitarian crisis is centered in somalia but also kenya, ethiopia and djibouti, devastating crops and livestock and sources of drinking water. the u.n. estimates more than 11 million people are in urgent need of food assistance, including millions of children. we have a report tonight from the kenya-somalia border, and a reminder, again, these are some tough images. >> reporter: famine has returned to africa. in this village it hasn't rained heavily for two years so children are starving, desperately in need of help. >> they really need it immediately. it's a matter of ur

. >> janice joplin, when i spoke with her one night after midnight on the phone was talking about how refreshed she was from a trip to brazil. >> the rolling stone magazine writer interviewed janice joplin and jim morrison right before they died. like winehouse, they were all just a 27 years old. >> i think that a lot of artists are tortured but as to why they would just keel over at age 27 who knows. many tortured artists are tortured for 70 years. they're happen by tortured. >> he speculates that whatever killed winehouse, the esoul singer may have been unable to deal with the pressures of fame. >> her pressure to deliver a follow-up to that album, i think, somehow led to even more -- led her down this path of more sort of self-depth occasion and torture and, you know, ultimately, unfortunately, her death. >> reporter: while it's unclear what killed winehouse he speculates the soul singer may have been unable to deal with the pressures of fame. keith richards another famous musician who has openly struggled with addiction has been quoted as saying fame is probably a bigger killer th

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today, janice and amy's dad, mitch, paid a visit to what has become a shrine to their daughter. >> i can't tell you what this means to us. it really is making this a lot easier for us. amy was about one thing and that was love. >> among the group, her manager, her boyfriend, those who lived with the ups and downs, the successes and addictions, but this was unexpected. there had been no signs of crisis. and she was seen by a doctor on friday night, the last person to speak to her was her security guard in the early hours of saturday morning. on saturday afternoon, they were unable to wake her. today's post mortem was inconclusive, more tests were needed. but her friend, russell brand, said he long feared the worse and his wife explained. >> when you know somebody that is dealing with addiction, you dread that phone call. >> it's understood the funeral will take place tomorrow. this was supposed to have been the summer of amy winehouse's comeback tour but instead her backup singers were today paying their respects. >> telling her story, that's exactly what nafissatou diallo is doing af

then we move to the janice capital case. this case is yet another attempt to expand the private right of action under rule 10 b 5 but the court has already answered that question repeatly in central bank in 1994 and in stone ridge in 2008 finding it was not appropriate to expand the complid right of action under 10 b. equally important, the court does not operate on a blank slate in this area but on a statutory regime modified by the private securities litigation reform act. central bank was decided prior to congress' conversation of the pslra and congress was urged at the time of the plsra to extend a right of action to aiders and abetters. you refused to do so. instead, under section 104 of the act you directed prosecution of the aiders and abetters to the s.e.c. and what is now section 2878 te. there are once again within the context ample incentives and mechanisms to insure justice. secondary actors are subject to criminal penalties civil enforcements and some states allow to seek fines and restitution. these mechanisms

back to you. >> thank you, janice. keep us posted, thank you. you heard janice saying that dangerous weather civil is unlikely to ease one. worst droughts ever seen across the south. fox's john roberts is live in atlanta. >> reporter: alisyn seems rather incongruous to talk about a drought at the same time a tropical storm is hitting. let's bring up the drought monitor from the university of nebraska and give you data. look at that. state of texas 75% in absolute worse drought conditions. oklahoma, half of the state in same conditions. further east, 82% in louisiana. slightly below that next dream conditions and in georgia, more than 2/3 of the state in the same extreme drought conditions. what does this mean on the ground? state of texas means parched land, withered crops. ranchers are having to liquidate the herds because they can't afford to sell them. irrigation farmers are hurting and groundwater is drying up. if you want to drill a new well there is backlog two to four weeks. here in state of georgia, lake lanier, main source ever drinking

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so that's the place to be seattle at 67. >> janice dean, thanks very much.l of dust covering parts of arizona in a massive cloud of dirt and debris. this storm rolled into phoenix just yesterday. giant mass about 3,000 feet tall according to a meteorologist with the national weather service. >> we were driving and it came so fast and we were standing outside the house. we were just watching. did you see the american flag like against the darkest part? it was so cool and beautiful. >> insane. it was crazy. i was watching out in my backyard. a big wall of dust. i couldn't see nothing. >> shepard: but it did not top that dust storm that we saw earlier this month, the one that cut power to hundreds of homes and grounded a bunch of flights. not to mention the massive clean up effort that followed. a new lawsuit for the convicted liar casey anthony. a diver is now suing the former mother who never reported her daughter missing or anything else. the man claims casey anthony's lies led him to search for caylee anthony in a river near the anthony home a search that h

janice joplin, jimmy hendrix and jimmy morrison and curt kobane. >>> well several same-sex couples got married in new york state at the stroke of midnight. it became legal at 12:00 a.m. on sunday new york time and gay rights activist cay lump bard and cheryl love were among the first to tie the knot. they had been together for a decade and grandmothers with 12 grandchildren and fighting for years for the right to marry. >>> 105 degrees in atlantic city and 101 in philadelphia and the heat wave baked the east coast with triple digits and cooler days are on the horizon. we have some grateful for the brutal heat. >>> saturday brought no relief from the relentless heat. >> the new york city residents took advantage of the city cooling center. >>> sidewalks outside sizzled like this one, 147 degrees. >>> we are getting heat from above and below. in fact every direction. >>> columbia university stewart gain says cities hold onto heat making the people vulnerable and miserable. in the shade the sidewalk was still 107 degrees. >> you can take a long time for concrete and granite and buildings

please joining me and all the california delegation in welcoming janice. the speaker: if the gentlelady could suspend momentarily and without objection the gentleman from california, mr. dreier, is recognized for one minute. mr. dreier: i am going to ask my colleague california, mr. stark, to yield to me. would the gentleman yield to me? mr. stark: i'd be happy to yield. mr. dreier: i'd join with my republican colleagues across california and across the country in extending harty congratulations to our colleague, filling the great shoes -- they are not huge shoes, of course, but succeeding our good friend, jane harman, and i have to say, mr. speaker, that janice hahn comes from a family that has had a great, great, long tenure in public service. her father, kenneth hahn, served as a supervisor in the county of los angeles. a huge job. they represent about three times as many people as we, mr. speaker. her brother, of course, judge judd, has served as the mayor of the city of los angeles. i have to say that our new colleague has come here at certainly an ex

. >> reporter: janice mann is editorial director at "the hollywood reporter" and formerly editor-in-chief for the celebrity fab loyd bible "us weekly." she says kate middleton sells. >> in this age of cover stars, someone who can actually force someone to shell out $5 from their wallet, kate middleton can do it. >> reporter: she's graced the cover of "us weekly" six times so far, and the royal wedding, their best-selling cover of the year. "people" magazine put her on the cover five times this year, selling 2 million copies of their wedding issue alone. >> kate middleton could single-handedly help save the magazine industry in 2011. >> reporter: it's a rare moment. for one brief flash of the paparazzi's cameras, the beautiful people are letting their light shine on outsiders. >> in hollywood and in america people have always said celebrities are american royalty. this trip to l.a. is really funny. what happens when a real royal comes and meets the sort of pretenders to the american crown. suddenly, this young couple comes into town and has sort of stolen the limelight. >> hollywood is so

jimi hendrix, janice joplin, kurt cobain. amy winehouse, all died when they were just 27 years old. and in a recent interview, amy winehouse's father said she'd been going through some rough stuff of late, but he said in the last few weeks, she was absolutely fantastic. those were his words. sadly when paramedics arrived today they said there was nothing they could do to help winehouse. police tell us an autopsy could be completed within the next 24 hours. lester? >> peter alexander in london tonight. thank you. >>> we're back with more news, including today's high speed rail disaster right after this. >>> tragedy in china tonight, a collision between two high-speed trains has left at least 32 people dead. two cars derailed and plunged at least 65 feet off a bridge. one of the trains had lost power after being struck by lightning. the other train crashed into it from behind. >>> and we have more tonight on the debt crisis and the big sticking point between the two parties, whether tax increases will be part of the final plan.

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. >> janice huff, always good to see you. thanks for stopping by here tonight. >>> an american ritual, a visit to a magnificent park has ended tragically for three hikers that have been swept away by a waterfall. nbc george lewis is at yosemite where search and rescue teams have been looking for the victims for over 24 hours now. george, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. yosemite is full of visitors marveling at the many waterfalls brimming with water from record snowfalls. but three of those visitors, two men and a woman, were swept away at a fall in which officials are calling a tragic chain reaction. 1500 visitors a day go to the top of the fall. this youtube video shot by one of those visitors. the victims ignored signs warning them not to go in the river above the waterfall and one by one they were swept away. the second victim trying to rescue the first one, the third victim trying to grab the other two. >> it's horrible to see people go over the falls knowing that they are plunging to their death. >> repo

and hug and a kiss from her brother alex, her mother janice. the mass rnaks -- ranks of photographers lining the wall of the crematorium remind them but this was the funeral of amy winehouse. her singing and songwriting and her troubled life. her friend, kelly osborne, knew her at her lowest. they were remembering a daughter, a friend. the producer said he had lost his soul mate, someone who was like a sister to him. as he and other mourners left the service, there was talk about how his father had mentioned how happy his daughter had become and how in recent months she had conquered her drug addiction but not her drinking. he ended with the words, "good night, my angel. sleep tight. mummy and daddy love you so much." >> a rail safety campaign has been started. the incident of the crash has caused outrage, and there has been an apology about the collision of the two strains. it was said the campaign would spoke as on the growing high speed network. because of the crash is not yet known. now, the clock is ticking, and in just one week from now,

her mother janice. but a glimpse of the invitation and the mass ranks of photographers lining the walls were a reminder that this was the funeral of amy winehouse, a successful and talented pop star who was famous for her voice, her songwriting, but also her troubled life. amongst the mourners, her manager, her friend kelly osborn, both had known her at her lowest, but while the world new the pop star they were remembering a daughter, a friend. her producer mark ronson said he lost his soulmate, someone who was like a sister to him. as he and other mourners left the service, there was talk of how her father mitch had spoke impregn how happy -- spoken about how happy his daughter had become, her headstrong youth, and how she had overcome her drug addiction but not her drinking. tended with the words, "good night, my angel. sleep tight. mummy and daddy love you ever so much." >> and in china, a nationwide beensafety campaign has ordered following a train cash that killed nearly 40 people. the incident spa

her father, mitch, a hug and a kiss, from her brother alex, her mother, janice. but a glimpse of the invitation and the mass ranks of photographers lining the walls of the crematorium were a reminder that this was the funeral of amy winehouse. a jewish girl of north london who had grown to become a hugely successful singer and songwriter. but she was famous for both her talent and her troubled life. amongst the mourners, her manager, ray, and her friend, kelly osbourne. today they weren't remembering the pop star the world knew, they were remembering a daughter, a friend, the producer, mark brunson, said he lost his soul mate, someone who was like a sister to him. he and other mourners had listened to her father, mitch. he spoke about how happy his daughter had become. her headstrong youth and how she had in recent months conquered her drug addiction. he said even her drinking was coming out of control. it ended with the words, "good night, my angel, sleep tight. mommy and daddy love you ever so much." bbc news. >> you're watching "newsday" from the bbc news. tha

go to lovely beaches outside of athens greece to talk with economists a professor yes vera fake as janice welcome to the kaiser report thank you for having me yeah it is more austerity measures for greece from the news footage it appears the population doesn't like the plan but what about economists like yourself do you like the plan i think this is one of those occasions where the crowds collectively shows more rationality is. the great and the good to the european union the police makers and all the analysts who are supporting what in my estimation is a highly irrational totally see for dealing with this is the crisis well you've got two basic approaches to the various crises around the world there's the austerity and tax approach and then there's the let's print money company by bailouts and work programs that we've seen in the u.s. . neither approach seems to work does it well it will look better in the united states that it works in europe even though the united states is so to me not out of the woods imagine what this situation would have been with the quantitative easing up and ber

picked up the stanislav ski award for acting excellence i mean immensely on it you know the name is janice saskia obviously to our costs are sacked is enormous and for the united states if possible really to say how important standard task is now not just for here to acting obviously that was where his influence started but but then went on to film acting a whole host of celebrities plenty of russian celebrities from stage screen and the world of sports as well as business and politics be represented here but also a whole host of international stars now i met up with the the director of the movie which is closing out the ceremony the espionage thrill at the desk which dame helen mirren actually stars. the director john martin no you may know him from his movie shakespeare in love as well as captain corelli's mandolin he was. due to soak up the atmosphere for the first time you're saying at the moscow film festival. also absolute a whole host of other people and the mcdowell had a few interesting comments to make about the the green cole foods of course the color you color for the carpet th

picked up the stanislaw ski award for acting excellence i mean mentally on it you know the names janice ascii obviously two of us as actors he's of every enormous importance you know g.t.d. possible really to say how important standish option is now not just for theater acting obviously that was where his influence started but then went on to film acting a real to like to talk to dame helen mirren earlier on she was telling us the. outright respect what she hires for russian film and russian acting and how much of an owner it was to pick up that stanislav ski award of course that she said silas loves so associated with with acting excellence and she's been on it with that going today whole host of celebrities plenty of russian celebrities from stage screen and the world of sports as well as business in politics be represented here but also a whole host of international stars now i met up with the the director of the movie . which is closing out the ceremony the thrill of the dance which dame helen mirren actually stars. the director john martin no you may know him from his movie shakesp

janice joplin, jimi hendrix. >> reporter: wine house's friends taking to twitter after the news of her death broke. >> >> usher writing "i'm so sad to hear the horrible news of amy wine house' death. i'm so happy i knew you, amy, rest well, gone too soon, we'll miss you." >> reporter: those close to her say she appeared to insure good health, but she had to cancel a recent comeback tour after an erratic performance where she appeared to intoxicated to perform properly. an autopsy scheduled for sunday. amy winehouse dead at the age of 27. >> >> winehouse was only 2 albums into her career. former bay area dj talked about wine house's music appeals to so many. >> she was able to tap into feelings and emotions. >> >> to be able to hear something so deep and real, i think she was able to connect to people's pain and suffering, unfortunately, we got to see that happen with her. >> >> reporter: wine house had not released an album in 5 years. >> >> new york is 1 hour into a new era, same sex weddings began at midnight east coast time. on the news that the state would allow gay mare religion.

not be practical a marine division a galaxy him he wouldn't last five minutes the resistance and if janice want to liberate a country they'll take any opportunity they care to tie get any official any level in any time not only other one hundred thousand u.s. troops about thirty or forty thousand other troops there are well over one hundred thousand private security contractors you may never hear this discussed in the major media so combat forces may come out of private security forces may go in to take their place america wages wars not just to win them but to wage them because the profits to celebrate the war profiteers want these wars waged ten billion dollars we know of poor down a rathole every month besides the regular affairs appropriations for the afghans for all of us defense operations this is money down or apple go.

i kept asking janice webster tarpley that talking to us from tripoli on the way some ladies you wouldn't want to mess with. as it turns out arm wrestling is not just for the guys here in russia's north caucuses more and more women are getting a new t.v. ad now we managed to wrestle the secrets of some of this course super women. now a style started international film festival in moscow is heading for a seat of the dramatic climax it's now only a matter of hours before the judges and else the best villainous cross live to our correspondent peter all of you think you have all the glitz and the glamour for us out the claim many people was happy all the red carpet right now give us some names which movie stars have you seen already. well there's been quite a few coming down the green carpet i must out i'll get to why it's green or one of the problems it's caused being green in just a few moments but yes we've seen and the mcdowell coming down here also john martin the director of the movie that is closing out the festival that's the debt it's a spy thriller a set around the israeli spy netwo

we did see for the first time from her parents, they came, mitch, her mother, and mom janice, visitingon as well as all the fans that have come here over the last 48 hours. her dad said he was both devastated and speechless by his daughter's loss. now as you come back out live, you can see that massive memorial that has grown here over the last 48 hours. fans of amy winehouse leaving behind flowers, cards, candles, as well as alcoholic drinks and cigarettes being left here. winehouse had a very public well documented battle with drugs and alcohol. the question this morning is could anything have been done to save her? stumbling, incoherent, and disoriented. amy winehouse was clearly in no shape to perform in serbia in june, her tour canceled. a month later at age 27 she was dead. >> i think a lot of people knew she was headed down this path. ♪ >> reporter: it was her 2006 grammy-winning "back to black" album that made her a global sensation. >> ani think a lot of the pain d trouble in her life came right out as she sang. >> reporter: as her celebrity soared her life began to unravel. t

lovely beaches outside of athens greece to talk with economists a professor yes vera fake it and janice welcome to the kaiser report thank you. more austerity measures for greece from the news but as it appears the population doesn't like the plan but what about economists like yourself do you like a plan i think this is one of those occasions where the crowds collected shows more rationale. of the greater good for european union makers and all the underscore support what in my estimation highly irrational policing for dealing with this is growing since well you've got two basic approaches to the various crises around the world there's the austerity and tax approach and then there's the left print money accompanied by bailouts and work programs that we've seen in the u.s. . neither approach seems to work as it well and we're a lot better in the united states that it works in year even though the united states is so if you know the article words imagine what the situation would have been with the quantitative easing opened today you know falls somewhere in between the two alternatives di