i mix your books up in one of them and maybe it's what was the matter with kansas. kind of got it but i thought i thought that if it was written you get into this notion that it all began with nixon and not so much in like he was this evil guy but that was the moment when americans oh wait a minute our government is corrupt government is you know we can't trust our government and the creepy thing is and that paid off for for the party of nixon for the republican party the this perception this massive cynicism towards government that was spawned by mainly by watergate but also by the vietnam war you know there daniel ellsberg was on it just just before here a man from from that era who could told you think about this and that is the the that's where the cynicism cynicism began and what's really creepy about it is that cynicism first chased nixon out of office then elected this sort of massive democratic wave in one nine hundred seventy four and then it sort of congealed into this you know the into the conservatism that we noticed today and then elected ronald reagan

the guy that i swiped the title of what's the matter of kansas for it was a republic. there's a lot of good republican fat is stevens was you know he was the head of the radical republicans faction of eight hundred sixty eight i think wrote the fourteenth amendment and and abe lincoln lest we must now it's the conservative movement but there was there was an interesting moment in the hundred eighty s. when grover cleveland was one thousand nine hundred. eighty eight in his annual speech to congress where he said you know the rise of corporate power has become so great that the american worker now feels that he has the iron heel on his on his neck. president grover grover cleveland so you will yes he's usually thought of as being in a very conservative but he was the only democrat who served in that entire here you know but in any case you've been writing about culture history politics for a lot of years i'm i'm curious first of all as a writer myself and i think a lot of people if i curious curiosity about writers what brought you to writing and then what brought you t

what's wrong with some kansas guys? to all of us here, us guys who.... >> stephen: she actually while she was born in kansas she never really lived much of her life in kansas and she ended up in hawaii where these things happen. hawaii is a very different kind of society than even continental united states at the time. very multiethnic, no racial majority. what drove her is a set of circumstances. she wasn't some kind of visionary. i don't even know that she was particularly lefty. and she certainly wasn't anti-american. she remained an american citizen for her entire career. she spent the bulk of her... the majority of her adult life in indonesia, but never gave up her citizenship. >> stephen: did she raise barack obama or was it his grandparents? >> no, she did. she was the dominant influence. certainly in the first.... >> stephen: but she left him befind the united states and went back over to indonesia. >> that's sort of the oversimplified version. she was in indonesia with him when he was ten, she wanted him to hav

the news of the 16-year-old's tragic death has left the small town in kansas shaken and in tears. >>ng. you don't really know what to think right now. he was one of my good friends. a very good kid please that always did good, loved sports. just all around a good kid. >> reporter: at the town's school where all grades k-12 fit under a single roof officials were in shock. >> our thoughts and our prayers are with the johnston family. as well as the many students and staff and families affected by this tragedy. >> reporter: people gathered at a church across the street from the school for a prayer service. >> he was just the class clown, you know, he loved making everybody laugh. he was one of the guys that all the guys wanted to be and all the girls wanted to be, wanted to date him. >> reporter: just days before students talked excitedly to a local tv station about the trip. among those interviewed, a charismatic justin johnston. >> my name is justin. i like cute girls. my telephone number is -- >> no, no. >> the trip that was to be the highlight of the summer ended tragically only day

parts of i-70 in kansas. rain on northern california. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in san francisco, minneapolis and atlanta. >>> and turning, now, to the stiff sentences for the northern california couple who kidnapped jaycee dugard and then terrorized her for 18 years. >> dugard was not in court to hear her captors' fate. but she heard a message read by her mother. here's annette miranda. >> reporter: phillip and nancy garrido looked down when jaycee dugard's mother, terry, shook like a leaf and cried as he read emotional statements from her daughter and herself. for the portions directed of phillip, jaycee said she hated every second of every day in captivity. >> he feels remorseful and bad about, you know, what he did. and that was the reason why he pled guilty. >> reporter: the judge gave the serial sex offender 431 years to life in prison. telling phillip, he reinvented slavery and had no soul. nancy garrido got 36 years to life, which means she could be eligible for parole in her 80

what i'm hearing from kansas is to cut spending now. that's what we have to do first if we are going to the address the issues surrounding the debt ceiling. host: when you were home on memorial day did you hear from your constituents with regard to paul ryan's medicare proposal? guest: they were very supportive of his proposal. they understand that medicare is in jeopardy. they understand that changes have to be made throughout the budget. they understand the status quo is no longer an option, which is the way this town operates. we do the same thing as last year with just a little tweak. we have to get right down to it. when the medicare trustees say that medicare goes bankrupt in nine-13 years, they wanted to last longer than that. host: before we get to calls, and we have put the numbers on the screen/political affiliation if you would like to talk to tim huelskamp from kansas about some of the budget issues facing congress, you can dial. please allow 30 days between your calls. more article first appeared this is from this morning.

kansas city beat toronto, 3-2. >>> the university of southern california has been stripped of the 2004 bcs national football title. the action was for rules violations involving former usc star running back reggie bush. the ncaa found that bush received improper extra benefits in that season and ruled ineligible to play. >>> when we return, a look at the top stories. >>> and steve jobs unveils the future in the cloud for apple. steve jobs unveils the future in the cloud for apple. she felt lost... until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. homicide investigation. the evidence police have. and who they're quesitioning for a second time. her baby killed by gunfire. now a grieving mother, speaks out about trying to protect her children. her plea to other parents. a possible cause.. in the fire that killed two san francisco firefighters. the special tribute at the ball park to

i-70 from kansas city to st. louis. and wet on hi f 59 i-95 arnold maine.k spots on i-84 and 90 in the northern rockies. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in a couple of cities. chicago and kansas city. >>> another woman has been outed for her digital ties to congressman anthony weiner. >> now, he stands alone. top republicans are asking him to resign. his fellow democrats are refusing to defend him. >> and with reported ex-rated photos not surfacing. he's still not stepping down. here's abc's louisa yang. >> reporter: congressman anthony weiner is holding on. >> i'm not resigning. no. >> reporter: he kept his head high as he walked into his apartment building. but his world is imploding. rad radaronline is reporting, the exchanges between lisa weiss. according to the texts, it takes a few days and 13, quick messages for the relationship to turn sordid. quote, from weiss, we can just get drunk and have mad, passionate sex. when she tells him to come to las vegas for a wild affair, he says, this whole re-election thing is keeping me tied up. i

here's away we're looking at today. 98 in dallas. 96, kansas city. if we're going to have the 100s, most likely it will be in oklahoma and kansas. even denver is going to be 90 for today. you notice the heat going to minneapolis. now, as we go throughout this week, the pattern is going to change a little bit. we're going to see some of the heat shifting a little bit to the east, and the jet stream kind of flatens itself out, and this will take the heat and shouldn't it through the mid-atlantic wednesday into thursday. if you're on the east coast, you're going to get a taste of it. here's the extended forecast. dallas, you're in 98 range. then as the ridge breaks down a little bit, your temperatures go back to normal into the low 90s. areas like st. louis, same for you. the hottest period for you in the next two to three days, and then in st. louis you go back down closer to normal with some showers and storms thursday or friday. as the heat slides to the east, be prepared. new york city, philadelphia, even washington d.c., wednesday and thursday, 96

the twisters also hit kansas and iowa.ast four people were injured and several homes destroyed. >>> and john huntsman, president obama's former ambassador to china, and the former governor of utah, will announce today that he's seeking the republican presidential nomination. >>> when you get your next cell phone bill you may want to look it over closely. and when you do, you might find charges that you did not authorize. when that happens, it's called cramming. and now the fcc is cracking down. alexis christoforous explains how. >> reporter: samantha malone opened her cell phone bill one day, and discovered she'd been charged for a game she never ordered. >> i think it was for $9.99, and i didn't ever remember subscribing to anything that would warrant that charge. >> reporter: malone was a victim of cramming. unauthorized charges that mysteriously appear on monthly phone bills. the federal communications commission estimates she's one of 20 million americans who've been scammed that way. >> the improper charges can be for

. >> and you're a kansas city... >> well, barbeque from.but, but i said in the piece that taking a kansason to texas barbeque is like taking a jazz fan to a rock concert. you know, he could admire the technique but he can't really get excited. [laughter] >> so you, youure going to tell me that you did not, you do not look forward when you come to texas the occasional time that you come to going...i mean i know on this trip we're sitting here just a few days from your having made a pilgrimage tt lockhart, right? >> yes, and i didn't tell you i had one otherrbarbeque meal yesterday. >> where did you go yesterday?3 >> we went to franklin. >> this is the place that everyone's now talking about in austin? >> did you enjoy it? >> oh, yeah. >> really? >> yeah. i would recommend it. >> even a kansas city boy would be able to brag on this barbeque? >> yeah, i think so. [lauggter] you know, i hadn't thought of it that ay but i, i do think &->> it has your stamp of approval, that's good. >> yeah. >> yeah. and in the couple minutes we have left can i ask you about the new yorker? because... >> sure.

louis, and almost east of kansas city. if you've been tuning in from kansas city, maybe towards overland park, you've been dealing with fairly heavy rainfall. a lot of that moving to the east. when you get to about columbia, missouri, you're going to see a lot of those clouds. the closer you get towards kansas city, the heavier the rain's going to be. and of course, the more significant the lightning. of course, the thunder possibly, some small hail too. the reason why we're seeing it, very simple. you've got two areas of low pressure. one that's going to be moving right through the northern rockies. the other through the central plains. a combination of those will keep things pretty active, if you will, through the central and northern plains, back across the midwest. into the southeast, there'll be a chance of a few pop-up thunderstorms, mainly because of the sea breeze and the daytime heating. and there will be plenty of heat. in spots like new orleans, 93. atlanta, 92, as with we wrap things up. chicago, 79. new york w

and on i-70, from kansas city to pittsburgh. wet on i-35, from the twin cities to des moines.nd i-94 from fargo to madison. rain dampens i-10, from houston to new orleans. >> and if you're heading to the airport, delays are possible in minneapolis, chicago, detroit and also kansas city. >>> and if you're looking at boarding a plane today, you may want to actually listen to and comply with the order to turn off all of your personal electronic devices before takeoff. >> yes. that's because our brian ross has uncovered exclusive, new information why disregarding that order could be life-threatening. >> please turn off and stow all portable electronic devices. >> reporter: passengers have long been skeptical that their cell phones could lead to a problem on a huge airliner. >> do i obey? no. >> reporter: but now, a controversial industry study, obtained by abc news, reveals some 75 instances over the last 6 years, in which airline pilots and engineers connected cell phones to serious safety issues. one example. on a 747 at 4,700 feet, when the autopilot disengaged by itself. fligh

he was, he was from kansas, but he was a german-american.nd he was, he was very conscious of the fact that he was a german-american. and one of his, one of the reasons eisenhower was especially aggrieved at the end of world war ii when he saw what the germans had done when he visited, um, bellson and some of the other concentration camps, he felt a personal shame as a german-american. and he famously said at bellson, and it's an interesting sentiments with modern resonance that he said he was viewing the atrocities and the carnage and the piles of bodies and what not, and he said that he wanted to make sure that this was publicized as much as possible because all through this war people have complained that they don't understand what we're fighting for. if they see this, they will at least comprehend what we're fighting against. so, um, eisenhower's germanness -- by the way, i drove up here, i have a smart car, so i took the sort of back route through pennsylvania, and i wanted to avoid 95 if possible. and went through gettysburg which is, w

from this ford plant here in kansas city. in a sign of just how difficult this job market hack become, they told me here today that 2,500 people applied for just 80 jobs here on the line. some of those lucky workers started here today and we were right on the line with them. in every corner of the country, americans still looking for work. 13.9 million of them. and the key private sector? only hiring 83,000 workers in the last month. the slowest monthly growth in a year. and even more telling, the long-term unemployed, those out of work for 27 weeks or more? they now make up nearly half of if the unemployed. this husband and father of two was one of those americans until today. your first day on the job? >> it is. >> how you doing frank? >> reporter: for frank, it's been an agonizing two and a half years looking for work. at home, they were running out of money, out of everything. what a relief is it for you to walk on the job here today? >> it's a huge relief. we were down to our last few bucks. >> reporter: how is he doing?

nascar, kansas city, kansas.e ernhardt, jr., no damage done -- only earnhardt's pride took a hit us what he wound up finishing second to the winner in kc. brad koslowski. >> lady soccer, a great goalie -- against the united states, scoreless until later in the second half, lauren chainy, team usa, goal usa wins it 1-0 and on pga tour despite hot on the front nine and being cold on the back nine, steve stricker, nothing done, but rally to win the memorial in dublin, ohio, by one single stroke. in the nhl, is stanley cup finals, off tonight and tuesday night, they will be back in boston, vancouver knucks leading that series two to one. >> still ahead, a painful competition. the world has a new competition, come on, where do they come up with this . >>> a painful ridiculous sport, 16 people battled it out in the world chin kicking competition. the rules here are pretty simple, all you do is kick the other guy in the chin until he falls over. now, the rules do allow you to stuff straw in your pants to protect your ch

stanford goss on for a 10-3 win over kansas state.ce the winner of cal state fullerton or illinois. cal loses to baylor. double elimination tournament sore cal has one more shot to stay alive. >>> this is one of the all-time great performances in tennis. fellow named novak djokovich had won 43 straight matches and federer took him out today. the record stops right there, 43 street. federer will face nadal in the french open final for the fourth time in six years, and vickie as we like to mention, einsurance brings us the score board tonight. >> i notice you do like to mention that. >> it's so cute. put up the score board again if you k they have a big event coming up. you have better eyes than me. >> 24th. >> so my producer says any time there is a tennis event we'll put up a score board with that. what if there's no events, we undertake up the e-surance. the giants are good at home. i saw you nodding. you're hockey but vickie is the baseball. >> i like baseball, too, but ... >> long time ago, but she was young i was told then but we

funds will have not only on kansas city but the entire state of missouri. kansas city has relied on these funds to prevent, protest, and responsible man-made and natural disasters. eliminating these funds would greatly hinder the region's ability to continue to ep hands these preparedness cape inters. just two weeks ago three usai funded search and rescue vehicles were sent from my community, kansas city, missouri, to joplin, missouri, to search for survivors after the devastating tornado. sadly to date, as of this morning, 134 missourians have lost their lives to this devastating disaster. however due to the hard work of missouri first responders, 144 missing individuals were located. we put the safety and security of our constituents in the hands of first responders, and it would be unconscionable for us to take away the tools they need to continue to save lives. as the representative of the missouri fifth district, it is my job to work to protect the citizens of my district and it is my goal to ensure that first responders in kansas city are given the re

kansas city beat toronto, 3-2. >>> the university of southern california has been stripped of the 2004s national football title. the action was for rules violations involving former usc star running back reggie bush. the ncaa found that bush received improper extra benefits in that season and ruled ineligible to play. >>> when we return, a look at the top stories. >>> and steve jobs unveils the future in the cloud for apple. steve jobs unveils the future in the cloud for apple. she felt lost... until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> on t >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. summerlike heat has spread from the summer plains to the great lakes. temperatures are on the rise in the northeast. the gulf coast will have scattered thunderstorms with damaging winds and small hail. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. new york co

bob melvin new 1-0 as as manager, 7-4 kansas city beats the oakland athletics.val back for the giants. first contest since injuring his hand 47 days ago, went 1- for-4 with an rbi, the panda hats are still out. it's 2-0 giants in the 5th and cody ross doubling to left, they say it's 104 degrees in phoenix and they opened the roof. really? all right, anyway, it's 5-0 at 1 point and then miguel montero, a three-run homer off matt cain, the giants' lead down to 5-4, cain gave up five runs but the bullpen saved the day, would help. look at torres running down, six runs, the most the giants have scored in 10 games and lead the diamondbacks by a game and a half in the national league west. cal baseball tomorrow, they had their final workout in workly today. david eskers' team is going to be the eighth seed and they're going to face number one seed virginia but the way things have been going for cal this year, they're used to that underdog role. this might have been their last deal of baseball. an eight seed versus a number one. >> i've talked to a couple of reporters

from william and mary and resides in kansas.lease join me in welcoming david nichols to our stage. [applause] >> thank you. it is an honor to be here and to be with people who love history. that is the best audience one could ever have an r m grateful. we need to shoot down the nasty rumor that has been going around that my publisher stirred up all the trouble in the middle east just to sell my book. that is not true. not true. this is also a day when the news is telling us again and author has been making up stuff and i want you to know that this book people except in some commentary in the conclusion, not a phrase is in it that is not rooted in a document or compelling circumstantial evidence. eisenhower "eisenhower 1956" the new story in many respects because it is based on hundreds of top-secret documents that have been declassified since the last major work on the suez crisis was published 30 years ago and when i get done with the presentation those who have not read the book and i assume most of you have not will think you

southern kansas. couple of weather disturbances will drop in from the north. our chances of thunderstorms will go up a bit. isolated storms tomorrow afternoon and evening. mostly clear skies returning wednesday followed by another system dropping the heat and followed by humidity on thursday. 85 to 90 tomorrow. it will feel kind of muddy. southwest winds add up to 10 miles per hour. sunrise at 540 and not going down until late 30 p.m. -- sunrise at 540 a m and not going down until 8:30 p.m. tomorrow a couple of thunderstorms in the mountains and about 80 degrees around the bay. the lower eastern shore, basically dry. it's a nice seabreeze at ocean city. warmer england, 87. the hurricane center is keeping -- warmer in land, 87. the hurricane center is keeping an eye on this weather system. the first name on this list is arlene. the hurricane center sent a plane in there tomorrow to do some -- will send a plane in there tomorrow to seek if it is a bit more organized. sunshine, hot, and humid wednesday,

extreme fire risks posted over the past few days for arizona, new mexico, texas, oklahoma, colorado, kansas and also utah. >> crossing a lot of state lines. two biggest blazes are in arizona. the monument fire southwest of tucson has been called the number one priority. as it forces new evacuations. john hendren has the latest. >> reporter: drought conditions are fanning wildfires. >> we need rain. we really need rain. >> reporter: three dozen massive wildfires are blazing through ten states, burning more than 1.2 million acres. among the hardest-hit states, texas and arizona. >> it's dry out. the smallest little fire with the wind, just like today, it doesn't take long for it to spread long. >> reporter: arizona senator john mccain blamed illegal immigrants for setting the flames. but the federal spokesman there there's denying those claims. they're battling two major wild fires that have forced thousands from their homes. >> it looked like a war zone. it really does. >> reporter: in texas, fire has closed i-45, the highway that links dallas and houston. evacuated the town of midway. about

mostly 80s from minneapolis to kansas city, phoenix heats up to 109. salt lake city, 85 and boise, 77. >>> coming up this morning, the government's attempt to bring down gas prices even further which would be a nice little break. >> no complaints here. >>> plus, nike's controversial new line of t-shirts. do they glamorize drug use. the corporate giant responds. >>> and it was enough to scare the biebers everywhere, word that he was tackled but all just a misunderstanding. >>> the obama administration is moving to keep gas prices lower. the administration is selling 30 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. it will be the largest move from the reserves ever and the idea to replace supplies disrupted. >>> world markets are boosted. tokyo's nikkei average gained 80. hong kong's hang seng is up in late trading and in london the ftse opened pryor and the dow dropped almost 60 and the nasdaq index gained 17 points. . >>> well, the european union says greece agreed to $5 billion more in budget cuts to get a financial bailout package. the

and 93 in albuquerque. 80s from minneapolis to kansas city and dallas climbs up to 97. new orleans, 92. it is 78 degrees here in new york. >>> all right. coming up another multibillion dollar banking merger. >>> and then repairing the damage to a city's streets and also its image after violent protests broke out in vancouver. >>> and from phones to chandeliers, it's all got to go. buying a piece of sin city's heyday. >>> the global economy shows no signs of lifting. fears that greece will default on its debt is bringing markets down again. tokyo's nikkei average was off 60 points today. hong kong's hang seng was also down, and in london the ftse opened lower. on wall street the dow gained 64 points yesterday. the nasdaq index lost nearly 8. >>> well, one nontraditional bank is buying another. >>> capital one best known as a credit cart issuer is acquiring ing direct a major on many line bank and brokerage for about $9 billion. that will make capital one the nation's fifth largest bank. >>> tokyo expects to resume -- toyota, i should say, expects to resume full north ame

it is bigger than memphis, bigger than kansas city, much bigger than chicago. it's driven thousands of people out of their homes with little hope of seeing those homes ever again. it's not the biggest wildfire in arizona history yet, but the so-called wall owe fire in the apache national forest is still growing fast, and the smoke can be seen as far away as kansas. >> cnn's jim spellman joins me. jim, set the scene for us. any sign they're getting control of this massive fire? >> reporter: absolutely not yet, randi. still zero percent contained, despite having 2,500 firefighters on the ground. this morning, one of the firefighters described the fire simply as a monster. they have not been able to get any kind of control over it. one of the big things they're dealing with here is the wind. we know that in wildfires like this, weather is the key to getting a handle on it. 25 mile an hour sustained winds, 40 mile an hour gusts. creating what they call spotting where embers can fly several miles behind the fire line, creating fire on both sides of the firefighters.

i-70 from kansas city to st. louis. wet on i-90 and 95 in upstate new york and new england. florida, from jacksonville to miami. rain also makes for a slippery ride in the rockies and i-5 from seattle to portland. >> and if you're heading to the airport today, the only airport expected to face delays is kansas city. >>> we're getting a closer look this morning at how well congresswoman gabrielle giffords is progressing. new photo was posted to her facebook page. >> for what she's been through, she looks terrific, her hair is shorter. here is bob woodruff. >> reporter: until today, the only picture we had seen of congresswoman giffords was this one. hand in hand with her husband, mark kelly. but now, for the first time since the shooting in tucson, we see her face. her characteristic smile, her upbeat spirit. the photos were taken by a professional photographer on may 17th, one day after she traveled to florida to witness her husband, the commander of the shuttle "endeavour," launch into space. along with the photos came the news that before the end of this month, congresswom

. >> 97, dallas. 86, kansas city. 80, chicago. 78, new york. 88 in baltimore. triple digit in phoenix. 75, boise. 69, billings. >>> did you know the boston bruins are the stanley cup champions? daniel? >> this story is it over yet, are we into next week? >> moving rapidly along. their news was good news for the bruins. a music teacher in auburn, maine, he finally shaved the beard yesterday growing since april. looks like one of the players. by the way not shaving is a big hockey tradition. playoff beard. start when the playoffs and shave when the playoffs are done. i can't grow a beard. >> glad you didn't do that. for one of the bruins' charities this fellow raising money to help families dealing with childhood cancer the a worthwhile cause. everyone is happy they won. >> fantastic. we'll be right back with more "world news now." [ horn honks ] now we're hitting the road with the proglide challenge. yo, my friend -- come on down here. what do you think about that proglide? yeah, this is great. it feels good on my sensitive skin. i don't feel like i'm shaving. [

[laughter] but anyway, to get back to florence kansas, yes, bleeding kansas has a was known as the placewhere the americans learned to kill other americans. it's where the bloodshed began. and i do think that it's fair to say in some ways the civil war began there. the battle, literally the battle over slavery began and in our country one of the reasons i believe we are so fascinated in the civil war is that in our space system we are always doing a battle against each other to we even use the metaphors of battle, political campaigns, so it feels like we are on the verge of warfare but the civil war is the one time that it actually turned into real warfare and something happened at the moment the guns start to fire, a line is crossed and as we've seen in our own times people start to turn guns on their own fellow citizens i do believe that kansas city to 56 was where the became a sort of credible reality, and without that moment is a war could eventually haven't read this because a constitutional history and i can't resist this one. 1857, dred scott. i think the dred scott is important b

flooding on i-70 from kansas city to indianapolis and on i-80 from omaha to chicago and soaks it fromahoma to nashville. >> flying, delays are possible in kansas city, chicago, memphis, atlanta and boston. >>> and now to the growing battle over the fruits and vegetables on our tables. >> yeah, the fight is about pesticides and what it really takes to make produce safe for us to eat. here's jim sciutto. >> reporter: are there contaminants on your produce that you can't see? when these purdue university researchers took their science lab to the produce section, they say they detected the fungicide on vegetables. they found preservatives on apples. they're not alone. far more comprehensive testing by the federal government, found traces of pesticides on more than 90% of samples on eight of the most popular fruits and vegetables. what's worse is that the chemicals turned up even after the produce was washed for ten seconds, in some cases even peeled which means that the chemicals were not just on the surface but inside the fruits and vegetables themselves. the advocacy group identified it

. >>> nascar sprint cup in kansas. dale earnhardt junior loses control in the turn, but stays in. leader kurt busch forced to stop for fuel. earnhardt junior, he was second place for the second week in a row. he has not won in 106 races. >>> that is all the time we have tonight. thank you for letting us be a part of your weekend. hope to see you back tomorrow. good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc. (800)775-7838. email: comments@captioncolorado.com

and 81 in kansas city. phoenix hits 109.d call it a case of back-to-back double vision at last night's nba draft. it all went down about midway through the first round. >> that was when the phoenix suns chose marquis morris from the university of kansas. his twin brother didn't have long to wait until he also went pro. with the very next pick the houston rockets chose marcus morris, also from the university of kansas. ironically the draft experts had predicted they would go in the opposite order. easy to get them mixed up, though. >> that's so exciting for some of these young athletes. you can tell sort of in high school that they're going to hit the nba. >> the big-time. >> really cool in that moment. >> exactly, absolutely. >> we'll be right back with more "world news now" after this. on every surface in your mouth. but did you know those same germs can build up and form a resilient layer called biofilm? biofilm germs are strong enough to survive daily brushing. thankfully, there's listerine® antiseptic. its triple-action

hail, heavy ran from kansas to michigan.r midwest. >> 65 in the twin cities. 72 in detroit. 80 in kansas city. 85 here in new york. and 90 in baltimore. 86 in miami. dry and cool in the pacific northwest. 67 in seattle. 71 in portland. boy, does that sound good right now. >> it does. >>> well, the most intense day yet in the casey anthony trial ended early after she became ill. most of the testimony involved the crime scene where the body of anthony's daughter caylee was discovered. anthony burst into tears when prosecutors showed especially gruesome, close-up images of caylee's skull. >>> a woman who was sexually assaulted in her oakland, california, home didn't scream or call 911. she did manage to take cell phone video of the man before he attacked her. police are hoping the video will lead them to the suspect. reporter leslie brinkley of kgo in san francisco, has details. >> reporter: a 28-year-old woman was home alone on this street in west oakland tuesday morning at 9:40, when she heard a loud crash. >> she went to inv

several homes near the nebraska/kansas border were destroyed. the national weather service says there were preliminary reports of 43 tornadoes across the midwest last night. the strongest tornado hit kansas, which the national weather service has preliminarily rated as an ef-3. >>> historic wildfires across the country are also proving to be a force of destruction. in florida, two firefighters died while battling the blue ribbon fire after it flared up again. back in arizona, some residents are now being allowed to go home after being evacuated nearly two weeks ago. the wallow fire, the biggest wildfire in the state's history, has burned more than a half million acres in eastern arizona but in texas, it is a different story. nearly 2,000 people in towns near houston are evacuating with one of the largest wildfires in the history of east texas closing in on their homes. chad myers is closely watching these conditions with us. seems like several historic fires have popped up in this fire season. can you give us perspective on that? >> there has be

arrestado >> más adelante, le diremos cómo le fue a méxico en su partido, los goles al volver oakland 2 kansas de méxico sub 22 que representará a méxico en copa 2011 tuvo un enfrentamiento en tijuana, el empate mexicano, marco fabián de la mora, para el 2- 1 parcial, pero con ese gol méxico empataba 2 a 2 >> antonio nael solsini se presentaron para prueba de antidopaje, pese a que la prueba ha salido negativa, peleará hasta que su nombre quede limpio >> no hay otra forma de limpiar, no? mucha gente habla tonterías, que tengan el valor para decir cómo son las cosas >> este sábado en la copa oro honduras contra costa rica, y méxico contra guatemala, y el domingo jamaica contra estados unidos y panamá contra el salvador >> ya pueden adquiriri boletos para partido de las chivas >> hoy si se sintió el verano >> ojalá dure hasta el fin de semana y el día del padre >> ahora, el pronóstico del tiempo... >> nuestra región con tiempo agradable d enuevo, lluvias ligeras desde los grandes lagos, el panorama es limpio, las temperaturas continuarán estables, 58 a 57 grados, se espera que mañana estemos en

morris one-half of the morris twins out of kansas. also use a big guard coming off the bench.d from washington top state and he can not wait to hear his name called. >> nba is a dream. i thought i was one of the best guards in the country to come out this year so right opportunity for me. i'm not going to have a clean slate i'm a ridiculousie and paragraph myself again. adjust to the gym. 24 second shot clock more possession of the game. >>reporter: getting the draft next week. best swimmers in the bay area this weekend including michael phelps who dominated 08 olympic competing in santa clara international grand prix. last big event before the world championship next month. mike his event came in second. lost to l taiwan. very separation. early today he talked about how much he enjoys swimming here. >> i think we have always been able to have extremely good success out here. i have been able to sort of prepare myself for the big meets by coming here and seeing where we stand. that's what we are training to do here. >>reporter: finish with soccer earthquake kansas city don't g

and she also worked as education editor for the kansas city star. i am or originally from missouri. i mentioned that and she said where are you from? i -- my family or originated in sedalia. that is her home town. i am very pleased to introduce a fellow missouri and. her bio is very impressive and i wish i had time to read the entire bio but in addition to being the education and editor at kansas city star she also was a staff writer for the washington post. she has taught journalism and is a journalism historian. her particular focus is on washington women journalists including eleanor roosevelt who considered herself a journalist and coverage of the first lady. her most recent book which she will be discussing with us today, eleanor roosevelt:transforming the first lady. .. >> i do want to thank dr. cannon, vice president for scholarship and education of the united states capitol historical society for, um, asking me to be here today and to say i'm so happy i am a member of this organization and have been for, um, many years. we're so fortunate to have a vital historical organizat

---a los atleticos de oakland les fue mejor en un partido jugado en casa contra los "royals" de "kansasaron 3 carreras, "hideki matsui" anoto un jonÓn, y "gio gonzalez" jugo a pesar de que esta enfermo.---al final, los atleticos ganaron 8 carreras a cuatro, siendo esta la primera victoria bajo el mando del entrenador interino "bob melvin".---pasamos con "enrique ---tenga listo lapiz y papel porque al volver de la pausa, le diremos adónde acudir si usted es cliente del banco "chase" y le gustaria modificar su prestamo hipotecario, o si su casa esta a punto de ser embargada. ---en "santa clara", los dueÑos de casa que tienen un prestamo del banco "chase" tienen la oportunidad de recibir asesoría gratuita sobre sus hipotecas.---la institucion financiera ofrecera asesoramiento a los propietarios de vivienda que quieran modificar sus prestamos, o que tengan dificultades para hacer sus pagos.---el evento se lleva a cabo en el hotel "marriott" ubicado en el 2-mil-700 del boulevard "mission college", de santa clara.---la ayuda esta disponible de 8 de la maÑana a 8 de la noche este viernes, saba

oakland 2 kansas city 1san francisco 5 arizona 2 ---ya esta listo enrique gutierrez con los deportes.-mas adelante en noticias univision 14....--si quiere mantenerse en forma, le diremos cual es la mejor dieta para logra su sueno de tener una figura envidiablemente saludable. buscando un regimen alimenticio que lo ayude a estar mas saludable e incluso a bajar de peso, la dieta mediterranea es una de las mejores alternativas.--esta incluye una gran cantidad de frutas y vegetales frescos, productos del mar, granos enteros y aceite de oliva. --estos alimentos tienen la capacidad de controlar la masa corporal, son buenos para el corazon y ayudan a prevenir ciertos tipos de Áncer alargando la vida. --algunos estudios indican que consumir aceite de oliva, reduce en un 41 por ciento la posibilidad de sufrir de un derrame cerebral. ---el Úmero de nacimientos en estados unidos decliÓ por tercer aÑo consecutivo, probablemente debido a la recesÓn econmica.---los nacimientos haÍan aumentado durante aÑos y la cifra lleÓ a un Écord de Ás de 4-millones-300-mil en 2007... sin embargo, a partir de ahi