loughner has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.al judge ruled he's not competent to stand trial for the mass shooting that left several dead and injured. loughner's attorneys say forcing their client to take powerful drugs violates his rights. prosecutors say the medication will keep him from hurting himself and others. >>> an fda panel says avastin is not effective against breast cancer. after two hearings a six-member advisory panel voted on the fate of the controversial cancer drug. they were unanimous in their decision saying avastin doesn't prolong the lives of women with advanceded stages of breast cancer. avastin works by restricting blood flow to cancer tumors. the panel's decision is not expected to impact avastin's use for treating other cancers. hackers target police again. they gained access to the arizona department of public safety's e-mail accounts today. the dps says the e-mail system was not compromised but hackers say they got into personal interdepartmental accounts. on the message posted on the website the hacke

loughner's lawyer says he's been forced to take mind altering drugs against his will. but prosecutors argue that the medication is needed to help loughner cope with his schizophrenia. loughner is accused of fatally shooting six people and injuring 13 others in january. >>> ten afghan civilians are dead after taliban fighters attacked a hotel in kabul overnight. an orange glow of flames could be seen coming from the top floors of the intercontinental hotel. eight heavily armed suicide bombers stormed the hotel which is pretty popular among international guests. a four hour gun battle followed. nato helicopters and afghan forces ended the standoff. >> it was huge blast. some five, six blasts. [ indiscernible ] what i learn from the policeman five people who are shot dead. >> eight suicide attackers were reportedly killed. authorities say most of the civilians who died were hotel workers. the attack comes ahead of a conference scheduled for today to discuss the planned transition of security from international to afghan forces. >>> hotels in new york city are on alert in

my understanding that staff representative didn't say anything on loughner's behalf and loughner was acting or rather asking for his attorneys. >> the defense is saying that look, basically the prison is just making an end run, that they're using this administrative hearing saying he's a danger to others but they're saying there are plenty of people who have done worse things and have not been forcibly medicated. >> right. and that's the problem with the supreme court decision. there's a bit of wiggle room. how do you define a dangerous to others especially in a case like loughner's who is in isolation? he's by himself. and after six months all he has done is spit on his attorneys, which is not a great thing but he did that and he tossed around a plastic chair twice. does that equal dangerous under the supreme court ruling? i think there's wiggle room there and that's what the defense is arguing. >> sanjay, where does the medical community come in or fall when it comes to forcing an inmate or a patient to take drugs against their will that will then lead to them to be put on trial wh

we're getting new insight into just how disturbed jared loughner may be.he will ever be stable enough to stand trial. in april, loughner allegedly spat and lunged at one of his attorneys before being restrained by guards. and during a session with a psychiatrist, he started cursing and threw a plastic chair at him. he also hurled a wet roll of toilet paper at a camera in the room. prosecutors are making these allegations in court filings as they argue that loughner can be forced to take antipsychotic drugs. they claim he is a danger to others, but defense attorneys believe prison officials cannot force loughner to take medication without a court order. today federal judge larry burns has scheduled an emergency hearing to resolve the legal debate. this comes a month after burns determined that loughner is not competent to stand trial because he's a paranoid schizophrenic and delusional. loughner is being held at a federal prison in springfield, missouri, for up to four months while medical professionals try to restore his mental health. there are no guarant

. >>> a federal judge ruled that jared loughner can be forcefully medicated. loughner has been jailed since may since he was deemed unfit to stand trial. doctors have diagnosed him with schizophrenia. prosecutors say he threw chairs at staff members and lunged at his own lawyer. he is accused of killing six people, and wounding 13 others, including gabrielle giffords. >>> a vote could make one out of every 0 prisoners eligible for release. the congress passed it, rk mending lowering sentences for those convicted of crack cocaine. the idea was to correct a disparity between crack cocaine and powder cocaine. however, the change didn't apply to people already in pries son. today the u.s. sentencing commission will decide whether those sentences should be reduced. >>> governors around the country are being asked to help out veterans. about 27% of young military veterans are unemployed. he told the association to encourage business leaders in their states to hire more veterans. >>> the religious police in saudi arabia arrested five women for driving a car, defying

a federal judge will decide whether tucson shooting rampage suspect jared loughner can be forced to take medication while in prison. loughner's lawyers went to court last week in an attempt to stop the prison from giving him anti-psychotic drugs. >>> former boston mob boss james whitety bulger due back in a federal courtroom today. a judge will hear his request for a public defender. he asked the government to pay for his legal defense due to the lack of money. but prosecutors are arguing that he should not get a public defender because they found more than $800,000 in cash in his southern california apartment after he was arrested last week. the 81-year-old fugitive had been on the run for 16 years. he is facing charges in 19 murders. >>> testimony continues this morning in florida in the casey anthony murder trial. anthony's accused of suffocating her toddler, caylee, and dumping the little girl's body in the nearby woods. yesterday her team of lawyers tried to get a mistrial telling a judge that they do not believe casey is mentally competent based on private discussions. three psycho

. >>> in arizona today an emergency hearing on medication for jared loughner.cials have been giving an anti-psychotic drug to the man accused in the tucson shooting rampage. loughner's lawyers want a judge to order them to stop. >>> new pictures from cuba of fidel castro with venezuela's hugo chavez, the first time venezuelans have seen their president in ten days. chavez went to cuba earlier this month only for what's described as only pelvic surgery. >>> in the world of stamp collecting this is a very big deal. at auction in london a two penny blue mauritius stamp sold for more than, get this, $1.4 million, for a stamp, but it's engraved in 1847, and it is one of the rarest stamps in the world. and they paid for it. >>> this morning on "the early show," another reason to avoid tick bites, a deadly blood disease that you probably never heard of. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." kiss those lines goodbye! bye bye! discover juvÉderm® xc, the smooth gel filler your doctor uses to instantly smooth out those parenthes

i think the medical community as a whole, it's a hot button issue. >> loughner is charged in the january shootings that killed six people and wounded 13 others, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >>> and they're closing the los alamos national laboratory because of a wildfire. the fire has raised concerns about the safety of nuclear materials on the site. the lab's director, however, says everything there is secure. >>> president obama holding a news conference at the white house this morning, reporters will throw questions at him about the economy, about debt reduction negotiations, the unrest in libya, afghanistan and more. cnn will carry that news conference live from the east room of the white house beginning at 11:30 a.m. eastern time. now live to athens where it is day two of this strike. diane narks the crucial parliamentary vote set to take place in less than two hours from now. >> reporter: yes, it will probably be a little later than that, but you can see from the pictures, it there are thousands of glonv demonstrators already n the square. the mood a lot more relaxed

jared loughner has been declared mentally incompetent and a danger to himself.oughner pleaded not guilty to the shootings that killed six people and injured 13 others, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >>> about two dozen children and adults were injured sunday, their school bus collided with a car and overturned on a highway in central pennsylvania. they were on their way to a summer church camp. nobody was seriously hurt. police say it's too early in the investigation to see if charges will be filed. >>> five passengers remain unaccounted for after friday's crash between a truck and an amtrak train in nevada. police say some may have walked away without checking in with police. six people including the truck driver were killed. safety records show the trucking company had a poor safety record. >>> in the world of public security, the public seeking hacker group lulzsec says it's time to say bon vie yanlg. our planned 50 day cruise has expired. if anything, we hope we had a microscopic impact on someone, somewhere, anywhere. >>> arrest warrants could

from forcing loughner to take medication. say his rights are being violated. loughner is accused of shooting and wounding gabrielle giffords in tucson and killing six people. >>> fire officials in new mexico believe the los alamos lab will be spared by a wildfire raging near the complex. they say all toxic materials are secure. >>> and tropical storm arlene is expected to hit the gulf coast of mexico tomorrow. 12 mexican states are now under heavy rain warnings. >>> coming up, outspoken congressman ron paul who is running for president. how does he feel about the president's dire forecast if congress fails to raise the debt ceiling. we'll ask him next. s s s s ] ♪ [ cat meows ] ♪ [ whistle ] ♪ [ cat meows ] ♪ [ ting! ] [ male announcer ] travelers can help you protect the things you care about and save money with multi-policy discounts. are you getting the coverage you need and the discounts you deserve? for an agent or quote, call 800-my-coverage or visit travelers.com. physical therapists suggest cold therapy for pain relie

but loughner's lawyer says he's been forced to take mind altering drugs against his will. however, prosecutors argue that medication is needed to help loughner cope with his schizophrenia. he's accused of fatally shooting six people injuring 13 others back in january. >>> two east bay brothers are in custody this morning. they are accused of stabbing three men in walnut creek. now it happened monday night during a fight outside a car wash on north main street. investigators say they are responsible for the attack. two men suffered serious stab wounds, the third has cuts on his arm. police are still looking for a motive. >>> now san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting in the city's poor to will district. the chronicle reports the victim was shot several times from behind while walking along san bruno avenue. it happened yesterday afternoon at about 3:30. the victim later died at a local hospital. he is identified as 26-year-old neilson bathes of san francisco. the suspect was reportedly seen getting into a white car waiting nearby. >>> time now 6:18. malays

the government argued it was necessary, because loughner is, quote, dangerous to others. he is accused of shooting 19 people, including congresswoman gabby giffords back in january. >>> the anthony family back on the stand. more shocking details coming your way next. what's this option? that's new. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> time to get back to the economic crisis that morphed into something else. the air around you, richard, from the looks of the video that we're seeing and have been seeing probably smells of tear-gas, right? >> absolutely, randi. the shot you're looking at. it's the center of the square. what just happened, quite interesting and remarkable, there was a massive charge by the riot police. they put an enormous amount of tear-gas with stun grenades into the square, and literally cleared out the square. but it's not clear to me what their game is here, or what their policy was, because they seemed to have then retreated. i have to say, while i have

it makes no sense how the current retail loughner -- law is being interpreted by the zoning administrator. i do not know if you can see this on the overhead. it is defined to include the following uses -- of favre, a drive of facility, a liquor store -- bar, drive up facility, a liquor store, sales and service, a movie theater, take- out food. what is interesting is dead because financial services is not listed, -- is that because financial-services is not listed, it is rove vote. it is an and the category that does not -- and m c category that does not exist. -- empty category that does not exist. the way to do it is not to have it listed. back when this was drafted, we have heard banks lobbied hard to have this exempted. it makes almost no sense to have sales and services listed if it is a category with no potential uses in it. that is the argument put forward by the planning department, because public services have not been pulled out of the general category it sits in but is otherwise listed, apparently it is exempt, so we are asking for your help in having the city and county follow

loughner has been in solitary confinement since arrest in january. >>> the woman loughner is accusedstanding ovation last night. congresswoman gabby giffords appeared at an awards ceremony for her husband, astronaut mark kelly. she arrived in a wheelchair but stood up and hugged her husband when he received his award. people who were there say giffords seemed upbeat. she was chatting, smiling and waving to the crowd. >> great to hear. really nice. >>> now to an important consumer alert. safer cribs are now the law of the land. >> starting today the government is banning all drop-side cribs. it's now illegal to manufacture or sell those cribs which have been blamed in the deaths of dozens of children. the resale of drop-side cribs are also prohibited, even at a neighborhood yard sale. the new cribs must undergo more rigorous safety tests. >> that's one of the things they say if you ever try to get baby equipment that might be used or second hand, you have to look out for some of these recalls. >> absolutely. >> some of the equipment is not safe any longer. >> cribs so essentially get

. >> federal judge says jared lee loughner must take his meds.ner's attorney arguing that forcing him to take the mind-altering drugs violates his rights. the judge sided with doctors who are trying to treat his mental illness. he's charged with the mass shooting in tucson. >>> i don't know if robert gates will be carrying out the boxes of pictures and trinkets when he leaves work this afternoon but today is his last day as defense secretary, stepping down after more than four years, serving under presidents bush and obama. president obama will honor gates today. tomorrow the name on the desk will read leon panetta, former head of the cia. >> fire. >> go, go, go, go, go! >> cnn got this exclusive look along afghanistan's eastern border. nick peyton walsh embedded with u.s. forces when a military outpost came under attack by the taliban. u.s. troops were forced to take cover until reinforcements could arrive. at least five insurgents were killed in this battle. >>> let's talk about money. christine romans, i saw you covering it yesterday. presiden

attorneys representing loughner say wait a minute, forcing him to take mind-altering drugs violates his filed a legal challenge. a federal judge ordered the government to respond by later today. we'll keep you up to date on that story. >>> a new push to get the dream act through congress. that's the proposal to allow students who came here illegally with their parents, to stay in the country. or children of illegal parents, to stay in the country. it passed the house in december, back when the dems were in control. but it fell short in the senate. today a high-profile senate hearing puts it front and center again. democrats say passing the dream act will help the country economically. republicans say they will not even consider it, until the borders are made more secure. >>> the nation's highest court, the supreme court has taken up cases that could affect your kids' video games, that could affect gps tracking and what you watch on tv. first, the supreme court handed a big win yesterday to the video game industry. striking down a california law that would have banned selling violent gam

loughner's lawyers argue it violates his rights by forcing him to take medication.ghner is charged with killing six people and wounding 13, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. last month a judge ruled loughner was not competent to stand trial. >>> and then officials trying to figure out what caused this train to derail. nobody was hurt. >>> and city officials trying to figure out who is going around covering things with yarn. they call it yarn bombing. they have found statues covered with yarn and even parking meters. weird. >>> call edge education gets more expensive every year. but how much is tuition rising? well, there is a ranking of costs and asking colleges to explain themselves. what do you think stood out when you looked at the site? >> well, it's finally about time these colleges lay it out about what their tuition costs are. you can comparison shop when looking for a car or house, so why not a university. what i am talking about is a new website. it's called college affordability and transparency center. if you want to go to it, go to collegecosts

federal prison officials decided to give loughner anti psychotic drugs they say he is a danger to himselfhe has been in a prison medical facility in missouri since he was declared incompetent to stand trial he pleaded not guilty to charges in a shooting that killed 6, injured 13 including gabriel giffords. >>> grace, 4:51 a.m. dozens of homes under mandatory evacuation ordered as fire sweeps through parts of northern new mexico the evacuation area includes parts of white rock ands will alamo the national laboratory is closed today all radio active and hazardous material is protected as a precaution. >>> neighboring arizona, crews have contained one of three major wild fires burning in that state for weeks that fire burned 348 square miles near portal, southeastern arizona, crews are also making progress on the two others including the one that destroyed 57 homes near sierra vista and the 841 square mile wallow fire the largest on record in the state is now 77% contained. >>> 4:52 a.m. souris river in north dakota is starting to recede but leaves behind record flooding more than 4,000 home

a federal judge will decide whether tucson shooting rampage suspect jared loughner can be forced to takeile in prison. loughner's lawyers went to court last week in an attempt to stop the prison from giving him anti-psychotic drugs. >>> time now 5:46. well, the japanese government has decided they're going to give radiation meters to more than 30,000 children who live near the damaged nuclear power plant. now they'll be given to children between the ages of 4 and 15. pretty high radiation levels have been recorded near that nuclear plant since that huge earthquake and tsunami severely damaged the plant in march. and there's rising concern about long-term health risks for the children who live near that nuclear plant. >>> well, the government has a new recipe to make sure the food you handle is safe to eat. the campaign from the ad council is called clean, cook, chill, separate. it's meant to remind people to -- of some fairly common but sometimes ignored food preparation techniques. those include cleaning cooking surfaces and utensils, washing your hands and separating raw meats from oth

a federal judge there has just cleared the way for prison officials to forcibly medicate jared loughner, charged in the shooting of arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords, and the murders of six others. his attorneys have been fighting any attempt to medicate him to make him psychologically fit to stand trial. when venezuelan president hugo chavez disappeared for weeks after having surgery in cuba there were rumors he was seriously ill. today these pictures were released showing chavez speaking with fidel castro in havana but he did postpone a meeting of latin american leaders planned for next week. they are children of the recession. the only home they know is a motel in the shadow of disney world. ,, them open. his unique campaign to collect cash. next on cbs 5 disbelief in some parts of the country, the poverty rate for children is nearly 21%. we asked kelly cobiella to go to central florida where a lot of kids have lost their homes, and now many of the homeless have lost their last place of refuge. >> reporter: this is the road to disney world, hidden among the souvenir shops are

they have decided to give jared loughner antipsychotic drugs. officials say he's a danger to himself and ease been in a -- he has been in a medical facility since being declared incompetent to stand trial. he was pleaded not guilty. >>> the source river finally began receding today in minot, north dakota. now they're faced with the that ising of rebuilding. -- task of rebuilding. jamie yukis talks to them. >> reporter: they consider themselves fortunate of the somewhere to stay. >> we find of figure we'll be here until at least september, october maybe depending. >> reporter: angela is two weeks from delivering her second child. >> our family is safe. the baby will have a place to go when he or she is born. ♪ >> reporter: their pastor, andy perry is also displaced after his home went underwater. >> going through this has been worth it. because it's drawn us closer together. and it's reminding us of what's truly valuable. >> reporter: today the source river was still fleeing fiercely at six -- flowing fiercely at six feet above the flood stage in

loughner has pled guilty to 19 charges. >>> we'll tell you why another victim has passed away following yesterday's train crash. >>> the news continues in 90 seconds. denny's new tour of america menu. 50 star cuisine. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> a second person has died after a car crashed into a nursing home yesterday. ktvu's christien kafton tells us today the 100-year-old woman died from her injuries. >>> susan fontay was in this room and was injured after this 90-year-old driver lost control of his car. >> the fact that she was 100, that she was 100 probably she would have survived i think. because her injury was according to the paramedics and according to everything i heard her injury itself was slight. >> reporter: yesterday i spoke to the mother of ester bocanegra. her family did not want to talk on the television today. but they say that they're frustrated that the 90-year-old woman behind the wheel will not be prosecuted. >> it's crazy, if they're driving not been conscious of the way they're driving i t

reports surfaced about jared loughner's bizarre behavior. >>> the first named storm of the atlantic hurricaneor the eastern coast of mexico. tropical storm a aene makes landfall tonight and brings rain to south texas, not expected to threaten the u.s. >>> pope benedict gave an ipad holy tap launching papal news and information site to help the vatican communicate. he has sent his very first tweet. >> guests were around the world are gathering around monica for the wedding of prince albert ii and charlene whitstock. the prince is son of grace kelly. the three-day affair kicks off tomorrow night. i'm sure it could be quite a show. >> he's been a latch lohr for a very long time but no longer. >>> for some of you local news is next. >> is there such a thing as at the leptllepathy between twins? of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier exercising more, and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol, stop. along with diet lipitor has been shown to lower bad cholesterol 39 to 60 p pcent. li

loughner was assessed as dangerous after several outbursts and attacks in prison. current mental state is not competent to stand trial. >>> one day after he was found guilty of corruption, former illinois governor rod blagojevich is speaking out. >> due to adversity and hardship can come good things. that's how i'm approaching this. >> he'll be hoping for good things, but prison time looking likely. up next, we'll speak with the only male juror in this case and ask him what it was that convinced him that blagojevich was guilty. you don't want to miss this interview. >>> also, a remind he, we're monitoring the breaking news out of afghanistan where the intercontinental hotel in kabul has been attacked. let's say you need home and auto insurance. you give us your information once, online... [ whirring and beeping ] [ ding! ] and we give you a discount on both. sort of like two in one. how did you guys think of that? it just came to us. what? bundling and saving made easy. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> convicted on 17 different counts of corruption

gunman jared loughner is held now and the judge says he will be until he is fit to stand trial. >>> a rally in new york city today, people there demanded that the congressman stepped down until he admitted that he september pictures of himself to women over the internet. so far weiner is asking for a left of absence to seek treatment. meanwhile, in washington today, the republican national committee blasted democrats for responding too slowly. >> anthony weiner was lying from the very beginning. he turned this town and country into a three-ring circus. what we call for is for nancy pilosi and democratic leaders in this country to do what every american knew what had to be done immediately to call for his resignation. >> more pictures converge showing weiner in the congressal gym. they are checking into his possible contact with a 17-year- old girl. >>> well, tomorrow night several republican candidates are set to face off in the first gop debate of the 2012 election season. a new poll out tonight takes a look at the mood of republican voters. 54% of republicans surveyed said they woul

it's been five months since jared loughner went on a rampage. chief of staff tells the arizona republic that she uses hand gestures and facial expressions to communicate because she still struggles to find words and put together sentences. as for when the public might see her, lawmakers may soon be ready to release a photo. >> a small group of squatters are willing to share what they found in suisun bay. check out the pictures. a rare glimpse inside the so-called mothball fleet. they climbed on the ships and sometimes they slept on board. photos were taken over the course of two years. there are 70 ships in the mothball fleet and many are resting and -- rusting and slowly polluting the waters. they settled a lawsuit and agreed to clean up the aging ships. the whole fleet is expected to be gone by 2017. >> eric: we've seen them taken away one by one for a refurbishing job. >> some of them will be cut up and disposed of. >> eric: weather outside, fog will be around longer. >> two to three degrees less warmth. a small fluctuation in the temperature

loughner has pled guilty to 19 charges. >>> we'll tell you why another victim has passed away i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. like the at&t all for less package, starting at just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better. >>> a second person has died after a car crashed into a nursing home yesterday. ktvu's christien kafton tells us today the 100-year-old woman died from her injuries. >>> susan fontay was in this room and was injured after this 90-year-old driver lost control of his car. >> the fact that she was 100, that she was 100 probably she would have survived i think. because her injury was according to the paramedics and according to everything i heard her injury itself was slight. >> reporter: yesterday i spoke to the mother of ester bocanegra. her family d

jared loughner's lawyers had argued it violated his rights, but the judge agreed with prosecutors whotacked prison staff and is a danger to others. >>> meanwhile, the pregnant wife of disgraced former congressman anthony weiner is reportedly taking time off from her job and her husband. "the new york post" reporting that she is on an extended vacation. we weiner is heading to an intensive rehab program. >>> "consumer reports" tested fast food chains and the news isn't good for popular chains such as mcdonald's, kfc and here's who topped it. chick-fil-a, one i cannot argue with at all, the top burger chainin-n-out. >> you're a cali boy. >> chipotle. readers described the food at the more popular chains as uninspiring. >> those that didn't live in california. what's animal style. >> they grill the condiments on the bun. there's a button and press animal style. it was word of mouth and became a way to order thehe burger whi they are asking me to wrap so we're going to wrap. >>> by the way, the city of l.a. is closing the 405. lady gaga will handle it all. >> what? >> that was likike lady

. >>> doctors treat arizona mass shooting suspect jared loughner with mind altering medications to an restore mental competency. yesterday a judge rejected that loughner violated his rights. >>> bigger classes and less teachers next year in milwaukee. >>> rhode island lawmakers approved a bill yesterday allowing same-sex couples to enter civil unions. the governor is expected to sign it. >>> turtles to blame for the flight delays at jfk airport yesterday. more than a hundred turned up on the runway. >> american 1009 a report of a turtle on the runway. do you want to have it removed first? >> sure. american 1009 cancel takeoff and hold your position. >> holding in position americ10. wondering where they were. >> apparently turtle my grace at jfk is an annual affair. the sand there is a popular for example laying and nesting area and now the turltles are on twitter. 5,700 plus followers. >>> i can see david gergen laughing. we will talk about the turtles as well maybe. let's start with president obama calling out congress and trying to assure americans that he feels their pain. he says

the report that loughner has attacked prison staff and is a danger to others.unfit to stand trial. >>> and now to the ever-evolving case of amanda knox, the american exchange student who is appealing her conviction on charges she murdered her roommate in italy. >> some new twists here. independent experts have reviewed the dna evidence used to convict her and they say the evidence is slim. abc's diana alvear has the story. >> reporter: it is the dna evidence that convicted amanda knox. and now the dna evidence that could set her free. court-appointed forensics experts reviewed what was collected from the scene of the murder of her roommate, british student meredith kercher. their findings? that the trace amounts of dna may have been contaminated and that they fell below international testing standards. it punctures a key argument that helped sway jurors, that both knox's dna and that of her roommate were found on the knife used to kill kercher. >> the report said exactly kind of what was our experts said all along, that correct procedures were not followed, tha

. >>> jerrod lee loughner will be in an arizona court for an emergency hearing.omes after recent reports of the tucson shooting rampage suspect's odd behavior behind barar >>> and with fourth of july around the corner the natural resources defefee counl releases its latest guide to water quality at vacation beaches. a lot of people looking for that as they gear up here for the summer. >> buying bikinis and bathing suits. >>finally this half hour, using the internet to foster the spirit of giving. this really is such a simple concept and you can take part right now. >> for not too much money which is great too. if you have a computer you can z john berman tells us how it's >> repoers cheese, it delivers sauce, it delivers god and now something else. it delivers kindness. >> it's that spiritual kind of boost that someone's got my back, someone's looking out t f me. >> reporter: dan rogers in san antonio is one of the founders of random acts of pizza. a site that lets you send a pizza to someone who really needs it with a simple click. dan got the idea a year ago wh

lawyers for loughner accused in the tucson shootings in january want the judge to order a stop to thatrison what he calls the unfair 150-year sentence he received. madoff tells the "new york times" the judge in the case made him the "human pinata of wall street." right. federal judge told "the times" he considered the defense a request for mercy but decided madoff didn't deserve a shorter sentence. >>> the seattle police department says it's embarrassed over what could have been a dangerous case of lost and found, how a black assault rifle was left unattended on the trunk of a squad car this week. police apparently were unaware until two citizens reported seeing it. >>> finally many frequent flyers will tell you the most annoying thing about air travel is screaming babies but malaysian airlines has a solution for well-healed travelers, malaysian airlines says they are banning all infants from first class on their flights. 36 minutes past the hour, marysol castro has our final check of weather. mary, what do you think? >> as the mother of two bouncing baby boys, i can c >>> this is a cb

but instead of re-enact the movie moment, pat inson runs off the stage and starts -- with taylor loughner. he took home a moon man for best actor, best actress and best film, too. >>> reese witherspoon took home last night's generation award. she's been in the business for 20 years now and is best known for her legally blond and "walk the line" roles. >> when she went onstage to accept her award she sent a message to young women hoping to one day make it in hollywood. >> i just want to say to the girls it's cool to be bad, i get it, but it's also possible to make it in hollywood without a reality show. you know? >> when i came up in this business if you made a sex tape you were embarrassed and you hid it under your bed and, like, if you took naked pictures of yourself and your cell phone, you hide your face, people. hide your face. it's totally possible. so for all the girls out there, it's possible to be a good girl, and i'm going to try to make it cool. >> previous winners of the generation award include sandra bullock, tom cruise and jim carey. >>> speaking of cool to be bad or bad to

much of the problem with the lord mayor area -- of the law firm -- of the loughner area is that there is no general economic freedom protected. there is no general what freedom to engage in contracts that you want to. instead, what i think the court has come to say with the exception of some of the very controversial substitute due process cases is we are going to protect what is in the constitution and are not going to protect the stuff that is not in the constitution. there is a line in sorrel that supports this. i think it is a response, and implicit response to justice breyer. and i think i can quote it. he says the constitution does not embody herbert spencer's social ethics. a famous line from the justice holmes. and he says, "but it does have a first amendment. i think it can lead the's point is that the first amendment protect speech. this is speech. >> there was another case on the docket this term, a first amendment case. is that another example of defining in and finding out? you had the court concerned they might open the floodgate to retaliations. it is being seen as firs

and cnn will carry it live. >>> a court hearing set for jared loughner.p doctors from giving him mind-altering drugs to treat his schizophrenia and arguing it violates his rights. >>> hurricane season is here and tropical storm arlene now becomes the first named storl of the season. it's expected to hit northeastern mexico as early as tonight. you're caught on today's headlines. ♪ >>> that is beautiful! that is new york city. right now, 72 degrees. the weather report says partly cloudy but i'm going to call it partly sunny. >> you know about the weather. >> it was going up to 80. that's kind of a perfect little window. 72 now going up to 80 and partly sunny. >> i hate to burst your bubble. the humidity is ridiculous. when we were coming in, did you notice there was steam on the windows entering the building? >> but cooler than a lot of places right now. >>> princess diana would have turned 50 on friday. zain verjee is live in london with more on the controversy over tlich over there. >> we are talking about the cover of "newsweek." >> yes. putting her nex

loughner's lawyers went to court last week in order to try to stop the prison from giving him antipsychotic drugs. the river crested in minot 13 feet. 3,000 homes are now under water. now an afghan war veteran and his wife are being forced to call their rv home. >>> basically, i got back from a year-deployment from -- from afghanistan. and coming back to this is -- honestly, this is worse than being over there. >> concern is growing also about the nuclear rifer -- about the missouri river. a nuclear plant is surrounded by water and crews are doing their best to keep it all out. >>> the united nations says 9 people in east africa need humanitarian aid. they are facing the worst drought in 60 years. >>> the families of coal miners at the upper big branch mine in april of last year, relatives will be briefed privately this evening. tomorrow, investigators will release their findings to public public. >>> we know the 4th of july will be here soon. a lot of people will head to bay area waterways. but authorities say safety has to come here first. you will see increased patrols after a 7-year-old

. >>> a court hearing for jared loughner. >>> then a dinner for the defense secretary robert gates. > is so good at what it does, the company name say commonly used verb. if you googled biggest social networking site, you would come up with facebook. google is trying to change that. again. christina warren is a writer. google has been burned in the social media space before. why do they think it will work this time? >> they are taking a different approach with google plus. they are focusing on making it easier to use. they think that makes this different from the other social attempts. >> christina, google got roasted over the privacy issues last time. do you think users will give it another chance? >> i think it depends on the value. i think we are willing to put up with privacy issues if we get value from something. that is why facebook is popular. that will depend. if they can make it easy to share information with the only you want to share with and if they can add additional layers to fit in with our internet lives, the users will give it a chance. >> you are saying if. if it cou

his lawyer says she can't get prosecutors the information they want because loughner has been declared trial. and the black bear sighting in springville, utah, a family snapped these photos of the animal roaming around outside their cabin. campground nearby says it will stay closed until the bear is trapped and moved. all right, mr. kilmeade, up to you. >> new york congressman anthony weiner apologizing for sending racy messages via twitter. >> i want to make it clear i've made terrible mistakes and i've hurt the people i care about the most and i'm deeply sorry. i have not been honest with myself, my family, my constituents, my friends. and supporters and the media. >> 27 minutes later, he was done but is he? can his image ever recover? public relations and image consultant joins us in studio. frasier, how did he do yesterday? >> what a disaster. just a complete disaster. he should have done this last week. this is -- this is -- i've never seen anybody fall so precipit s precipitously so quickly, he would be the p.r. client from hell. i think you're overstating it. can we cut that out

much of the problem with the lord mayor area -- of the law firm -- of the loughner area is that there is no general economic freedom protected. there is no general what freedom to engage in contracts that you want to. instead, what i think the court has come to say with the exception of some of the very controversial substitute due process cases is we are going to protect what is in the constitution and are not going to protect the stuff that is not in the constitution. there is a line in sorrel that supports this. i think it is a response, and implicit response to justice breyer. and i think i can quote it. he says the constitution does not embody herbert spencer's social ethics. a famous line from the justice holmes. and he says, "but it does have a first amendment. i think it can lead the's point is that the first amendment protect speech. this is speech. >> there was another case on the docket this term, a first amendment case. is that another example of defining in and finding out? you had the court concerned they might open the floodgate to retaliations. it is being seen as firs

. >>> lawyers for jared loughner say he should not be forcibly medicated.to stand trial. >>> it began with a raging wildfire that has raced within a mile of the los alamos national laboratory. it's where the first atomic bomb was developed and plutonium is still housed. our affiliate joins us live are the latest. how concerned are officials right now about the fire reaching dangerous -- or reaching these facilities and causing possibly a dangerous scenario? >> reporter: well, certainly the potential is there, but we are told the lab is safe right now. the governor has been here since this fire started on sunday getting briefings from experts and they say that while the fire is close, that the buildings and especially that sensitive material are okay, that hazardous material is in bunkers underground and they are not at threat by this fire. now, the fire did reach the property yesterday, but it was put out. federal and state crews are on the scene watching every single inch and will be protecting that land because as you mentioned, such important and sensiti

jared lee loughner is charged in the mass shooting which injured giffords and killed six people. judge has ruled that he is incompetent to stand trial at this point. his next court date is set, though, for september. >>> in indiana, the body of a missing michigan woman has been found in a swamp. police say the body of dawn marie fattal was stuffed inside a suitcase. she had been missing since monday. an expedition hearing is set for her boyfriend, greg nowak, arrested tuesday in indiana and charged with murder. police believe he killed fattal in michigan, crossed state lines and dumped her body in that swamp. >>> the u.s. army is reporting that may was the worst month in a year for suicides and potential suicides. the pentagon says there were 21 potential suicides among active-duty soldiers last month. one has been confirmed. the others are still being investigated. the numbers for may were the highest for one month since june 2010. an army spokesman says the service isn't sure why suicide cases seem to be rising at the same time as the pentagon is trying to solve the problem. >>

the man accused of shooting giffords, jared loughner, is in a mental health facility in missouri, heng black you are in mourning. >> if i don't read this story, does that mean it didn't happen? >> sorry, you have got to read it. have to say, the viewers, you truly are depressed about the outcome of the nhl game. >> i'm pulling myself together. i'll be the bigger person -- the boston bruins are the new nhl stanley cup champs. it almost stuck in my throat. got it out. >> it hurts. bruins scored four, gave up none. and that is enough for a game seven win. means the first stanley cup since 1972. how about that, 37-year-old boston goalie tim thomas, he was the mvp and justifiably so. out of 246 shots, only 238 made it in. >> you know what, he deserves everything he got. and unfortunately, though what we are looking at here are pictures of some riots that took place in the streets of vancouver after the game. some fan were overturning cars, setting fires. generally behaving very badly. obviously you would like to think this doesn't happen. did happen in 1994 when the canucks lost against t

we've seen it with jared loughner, philip garrido.you look at the motion and i have a copy of it here, they said based on privileged communications between casey anthony and her counsel they reasonably believe miss anthony is not competent to aid in her defense. what does that mean? it's show time. she has to testify. the defense is going to complete its examination they say wednesday or thursday. they may be prepping her for her testimony and all of a sudden things don't seem night saying this isn't going to work. >> and they're questioning her competency. >> some of the pictures from the court yesterday, she's smiling, she looks kind of -- >> smiling casey. >> what is this about? how does that play with the jury? >> i think it's crazy like a fox. we did see all of these smiles. she's never been this animated. but she didn't do this in front of the jury, christine. >> she didn't? >> didn't do it in front of the jury. we're wondering what's going on. >> we see a lot more than they actually see. >> yes. we see a lot more. >> the questi