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mexico. the national hurricane center says the storm is expected to weaken as it moves toward texas. but they say city leaders should be ready. >> it's a time to looks at the evacuation plan today. if it's not this storm there could be one in the next couple of weeks. >> it could dump 3-5 inches of rain in and around the galveston area. that is welcome news as much as 90% of texas is dealing with a drought. >>> iranian leaders say it's too early to tell if rebels blew up a vital gas line. it halted all gas shipments from iran to turkey. no one was hurt in the blast but kurdish has sabotaged pipelines. >>> investigators released a final report detailing the 2009 crash of an air france jet. 228 people died when that plane went down in the atlantic ocean. the report blames pilot error for causing the crash. the crews pilot scheduled to come out of a high altitude stall and that doomed the fight. >>> i want to take you to norway this morning. they are holding memorial services marking a week since the attacks. here's a live look this morning in oslow. this is the first of the victims. no

. >> reporter: she now plays for stanford and mexico's national team is a product of the bay area soccerields. a region known for building soccer stars. bay area youth teams like mvla mercury black in the south bay are a launching pad for serious players. kids in their early teens travel the country competing, drawing attention from college recruiters. it's where noyola got her start. >> i think it's the little clubs like this that start developing skill really early. >> reporter: youth soccer camps like this one today at stanford attract players from around the world. >> the good thing about soccer is there's a different level for everyone. if you want that intensity, you can have it. if you don't, you can have that too. >> reporter: but the bay area has one more secret weapon in its soccer arsenal, the weather. >> it's definitely a privilege to have this weather and be able to train year around in the sun. >> reporter: if you need evidence of the bay area soccer prowess, just look at stanford. the university has five current and former players in this year's women's world cup, three pl

mexico. the national laboratory will reopen to myees. that means the threat has passed for the wild fire that is the largest in new mexico's history. authorities and residents were concerned the chems cats stored at the lab -- chems cals -- chemicals stored at the lab would be catastrophic. >> this morning, william and kate will head to slave lake in alberta, an area damaged by wild fire in may. they will meet with residents whose lives have been affected by the fires. following that, they will end their 9-day visit at alberta's calgary stampede on friday before leaving for california. >>> this morning, 7 people are missing after the boat capsized in the gulf of california. it all happened after a sudden storm sunday night. one person has been confirmed dead and rescue efforts have been huge. mike say mong those who helped rest -- among those who helped rescue some of the people. >> we are not a savior. we are normal people and i said my prayers on that thing and particular six americans that are lost. it was nice we were able to help a b

employer in mexico where committed cents from mexican immigrants abroad are a very important source of currency. and also, by the way, with the country where there are more u.s. non-military nationals living than any other country in the world are not a million americans living in mexico, which is more than anyplace else in the whole world. this open economy, which has been a good thing by and large, not as good as many people thought it would be, and perhaps not as beneficial as many expected, but it's been a good thing in general terms. it's also very much concentrated with the states, the united states. 90% of our exports go to the u.s.. 90% of our oil goes to the u.s.. 90% tourists that visit mexico come from the u.s. and so on and so forth. all of our immigrants are in the u.s. by definition. it's a very open economy. so mexico cannot be an introspective closed off character. we can't have this mexican way of being in our mind when in our everyday life we are an open economy. >> i want to return, senor castaneda about mexican xeonophobia. with the growing middle class in mexico, has that changed? >> we are still very much interest in this year of the foreign notion that we've

mexico. the quality federation. -- equality federation. the national center for lesbian rights. san francisco chamber of commerce. the san francisco department of children, youth, and their families. san francisco department on the status of women. san francisco zero divided foundation. we would like to thank the city department heads that are here. the department of status of women. the human rights commission, and our own director, the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs. you have an opportunity later in the meeting for public comment. please indicate if you would like to speak or write down your questions and return the cards to staff members. i would like to introduce an outstanding leader who has worked hard to bring the diverse segments of the san francisco community together to reach a common ground. since coming into office in january of 2009, he has brought thoughtful leadership to our city. we're pleased to welcome the president of the san francisco board of supervisors. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. i am pleased to be with all of you today. i wan

mexico just happens to be between this huge market and the producing drug nations in the south like dennisdor, bolivia. mexico is not a large producer of drugs. we produce not as much as it is produced here in california. and the question is we're and who transfers once it crosses the border? who moved to seattle, to washington, to new york, to chicago, to all this market? the united states government thinks by -- and telling mexico stop, don't let them come up here, don't let the drug. we don't see the job being done here. mexico is paying a toll of death every day. we are losing also our kids and our young kids, those that have died are people that are 15 and 25-year olds. another 45,000 got killed and many others -- >> what is the answer? the drugs were, let's give it an umbrella. it just doesn't seem to work on any level. the deaths continue, the numbers rise, the drug consumption increases. a war on drugs however hard people have gone on this doesn't work. >> it does not work. >> what can work, do you think? >> okay, i think first of all to have prohibition like this nation did 100 ye

mexico. that's according to the national weather service, which estimates the current heat dome covered some 1 million square miles. that's how to sound smart, if you want to sound cool just invite them into the ac today. >>> let's gather around the water cooler to discuss the do's and don'ts of interviewing a public official. on wednesday chicago mayor rahm emanuel sat down with the local nbc station reporter, maryann ahern, she touched on what's considered the third rails of interviews with public officials, politician kids. the question? public or private school. here's what happened. >> my children are not an instrument of me being mayor. my children are my children. and that may be news for you, and that may be new for you, maryann. but i want you to understand, no, no, no, you have to understand this. i'm making this decision as a father. >> reporter: i have so many more questions for you. >> and i look forward to a future interview. >> please? >> i'm done. especially after that. >> my favorite part was the "please?" emanuel walking out of that interview ten minutes early. he's not the

society that is there's a hassle associated with but do we really want to be a nation or do we want to be the next mexico do we want to be a nation where people are working for three dollars an hour while the seriously if you're in high school and if you can't get a job you can blame it on the minimum wage law this is a certain incentive i don't know far i've been hearing a lot of these to hire people outside of the economy and they go and maybe hire illegal immigrants i mean that in your eyes while in you i mean jobs because senior citizens it used to be able to be able to pay for their you know their their lifestyles point. but social security and medicare were able to retire at a real mean age they've now had to go back and people with college degrees have lost their jobs or people that have been training factories are now going working at lowe's or going and taking us minimum wage jobs and so that they have evidence there's also a big problem in this country under employment and that's another huge issue that we have to see where people's incomes it's going to be the economy it's not by making our go

kind of software and there's a hassle associated with do we really want to be a nation we do we want to be the next mexico do we want to be a nation where people were working for three dollars you know it was a serious look if you're going to high school and if you can't get a job you can blame it on the minimum wage well this is a high is there's an incentive i don't know for it i've been hearing a lot of these don't hire people outside of the economy and they go and maybe hire illegal immigrants i mean if you're a while and you get a job because senior citizens used to be able to be able to pay for their you know their lifestyles security and medicare. well to retire at a real meaningful age they've not had to go back and people of college degrees that have lost their jobs or people that have been training factories are now going working at loans or going and taking as minimum wage jobs and so that they have everyone if there's also big problem in this country under employment and that's another huge issue that we have to see where people's incomes and it's going to be sure the economy is not by making

mexico. the u.s. national hurricane center says hurricane door are now has sustained winds of 135 miles per hour. and the experts say it could gain strength as it moves over warm and shallower waters today. but dora is not expected to hit land and could diminish in strength by tomorrow. >>> time now 5:25. it's a big money coin caper. police in walnut creek have issued an arrest warrant for this man suspected of stealing coins. they say he literally went for the gold. investigators say he made off with half a million dollars in rare gold coins from a dealer in the downtown area last february. investigators say he broke into the offices with an accomplice and went right for the coins that he knew would be worth top dollar. >> this is a $20 indian gold piece similar to some of the ones that were taken. >> he went straight into the building, knew exactly where to go and grabbed the coins and was gone in a hurry. >> police believe the suspect was looking to cash in on the soaring prices of gold. gold is now at more

the nation of mexico contributes more to the 4th of july than i think america does where do we get ourfireworks? mexico. who loads us up with tequila? mexico. chips, salsa, bean dib. the 4th of july, we should thank the country that makes it all possible, mexico. so -- [ cheers and applause ] tell everyone back home we said thank you, okay? tell them we said gracias. >> gracias. >> jimmy: you've been drinking already, haven't you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right. i don't know about the rest of the country, but all the good fireworks are illegal here in california. michael bay can blow the whole city up to make "transformers," i can't find a bottle rocket anywhere. one of my favorite traditions are the safety videos you see on the news where they blow on man kins to show you how dangerous fireworks can be. i saw this commercial last night and it looks like finally someone is standing up for the mannequins. >> each year, the consumer product safety commission injured thousands mannequins. are you a mannequin injured by this? if so, call greenberg and greenberg today. you may be entitled to

covering the nation tonight, firefighters are making progress against new mexico's largest wildfire. the fire has burned more than 162 square miles in the last six days forcing thousands from the city of los alamos in the nation's premiere nuclear weapons laboratory. crews have been able to slow the fire's advance and it no longer poses an immediate threat to the nuclear lab. authorities are considering lifting the evacuation order, but no timetable has been set for bringing everyone back. >> our conversations have been that we want all resources that are available since this is the number one fire priority in the country. >> the fire has forced the delay of thousands of experiments at the nuclear weapons lab including one study on extending the life of nuclear bombs made in the 1960's. former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss-kahn has returned to his rented new york city townhome after a brief outing. pictures made the front pages on most french newspapers today. police and security guards cleared reporters off the sidewalk in front of the tribeca neighborhood home

and as the global debt crisis sweeping through europe reaches italy in mexico stacey herbert discussed how its national gold reserves might make it a target for financial perspective that's in the report coming your way a little later today but here's a brief preview for you. italy's got gold at the i.m.f. and the people who support the i.m.f. the terrorists as i mentioned like eric cantor they are helping to facilitate the thieving of that twenty four hundred tons of gold because that is meaningful they need that gold because of course is the i.m.f. going to get the airport landing fees from naples or sicily. now. as divers continue to retrieve bodies from the volga river the number confirmed dead after the pleasure cruise the sinking on sunday has risen to one hundred thirteen including the vessels captain meanwhile yet more details emerge of procedural violations that could have contributed to the tragedy he will carry his crew reportedly understated the number of the passengers on board to permission from river controllers to set sail claiming the number on board to be just twenty instead of two hu

mexico? >> the national rifle association's position is that if you break the law, why you ought to be -- you thrown in jail. the majority of the guns in mexico are fully automatic, getting hand grenades, building submarines to smuggle drugs into this country and to suggest a reporting requirement to an agency that's been incompetent with regards to the same reporting is able to police this situation, is just a sad reality that it's not going to work. we need to get serious. we need to tell the president to go to the u.s. attorneys and prosecute people who are buying guns illegally. if you're not, leave the law abiding gun owners out of the equation. focus your job on law enforcement which means enforcing lawsuit and nothing more. >> let me let dennis weigh in quickly about some of these questions. why not go through congress and also do we have a more of an enforcement problem as opposed to a problem with the laws? >> well, atf already has the authority to take these kinds of modest steps. it doesn't have to go through congress. there's a lot that should be done by congress, but we can do th

mexico. the u.s. nationalne center says hurricane dora is now 500 miles south-southeast on the tip of bau law -- baja, california. it has sustained winds of 140 miles an hour. it's now starting to steer away from land. waves from the storm did not go dover a small lighthouse east of ail you can pull co -- aculpulco. >>> researchers say this broke off from one of greenland's glaciers about a year ago. since then, it's been slowly memberring. the coast guard has been monitoring the progress from the sky. right now they say it's about the size of manhattan. >>> hollywood's bad girl returns to the courtroom this morning. what's at stake when lindsay lohan stands before a judge? >>> good morning. some patchy low clouds. otherwise, it will be sunny. still warm for some or hot. slightly cooler for some closer to it with 60s, 70s, still some upper 80s, low 90s inland. >>> it's expected to be another whirlwind day of debt-limit negotiations. alison burns is live in washington, d.c. with the new done sessions president

national honorees were chosen. >> you represent the very best of america and our brightest hope for the future of this great country. >> the winning service projects ranged from building houses for people in juarez, mexicoto raising money for braille services for the blind. national honorees received an award of $5,000, plus a grant of $5,000 for the charity of their choice. academy award-winning actress susan sarandon was on hand to congratulate them. >> you didn't just want to shake your head or shake your fist and get upset, you wanted to really do something about it. you had the passion and the commitment to take that idea and follow it through into action, and to make that idea a reality. >> for more information on the prudential spirit of community awards, and how you can get involved, visit our website. i'm scott for "teen kids news." >>> remember the song "if i had a million dollars"? even if you don't, let's pretend you had a million dollars. how would you spend it? >> i would do a lot of things. >> probably go on a crazy shopping spree. >> put a lot into my bank account to save for college. >> for charities for cancer. it seems to be running in my family line a lot. i hope people can find a cu

. >> greta: a unique and new way to secure our nation's boarder with mexico. go to new york news and ainsley earhardt standing by. >> the deadly heat wave blanketing the midwest is heading east tonight. it could last into august, scorching washington and new york with triple digit temperatures. more than 140 million people in 17 states under heat warnings now. the inferno claimed at least 22 deaths. also endangering crops and livestock across the midwest. those revealing full body scans at u.s. airports will soon be a little more private. the transportation security administration is installing new technology which will show a generic outline of a person's body instead of the image of a naked figure. the software is designed to recognize dangerous items on passengers. it will be used in 40 airports across the country. i'm ainsley earhardt. now, back to greta. >> greta: many arizonans have had it with the obama administration. they asked for help about border security and many felt that they got absolutely nothing. so when they passed their own law sb 1070 and

. >>> the los alamos national laboratory in new mexico will reopen to employees wednesday.horities say the threat from the largest wildfire in state history has now passed. the director of los alamos says the nuclear research facility escaped major damage from the blaze. they were evacuated june 27th, a day after a tree fell on power lines and sparked the blaze. residents were allowed to return yesterday. the fire remains a threat to some hands held sacred by native american tribes. >>> the legal troubles for former imf director dominique strauss-kahn around over yet. the hotel maid who accused him of rape in new york. as the scandal broke, a french novelist came forward and said strauss-kahn tried to sexually assault her several years ago. at the time, her lawyers said they wouldn't file a lawsuit until the american trial was finished. but now the lawyer says the case will go forward. strauss-kahn's attorneys say they plan to sue the novelist for slander. >>> police in indianapolis found a decomposed body, and investigators are trying to determine whether it's the body of

as mass is seventy four girls and one hundred seventy five games for of mexico since two thousand and six also help was a national side argentina with gold at the beijing olympics spring thirteen times in thirty year and says internationally and with carlos davis working set to be staying at the aslan's manager about the munchies should now have been a large retirement strike disposal season. meanwhile the prizes which will be haunted by all the world's top half was during that twenty twelve games in london the olympic medals have been unveiled in the british capital eighty five millimeter diets and seven millimeter thick my bills which wave at around four hundred grams are probably among the biggest and heaviest of any summer olympics the front of all medals shows images of nike the greek goddess of big train the reverse has five symbolic elements includes a dish background which is just in the reader or a bowl similar to the design of an alpha metal would design a day to create of the medals he's pleased with how the times out. of this building great job i mean i don't think it could be done i guess. i did my b

. >> the los alamos national laboratory in new mexico will be reopened for employees on wednesday, becausehe threat from the largest wild fire in that state's history has passed. the director of los alamos says the nuclear research facility escaped major damage from that blaze. the lab in the town of los alamos was evacuated one day after a tree fell on to power lines, sparking this fire. residents were allowed to return yesterday. the fire remains a threat to some lands that are held sacred by native american tribes. >>> there's an extra celebration at the white house this independence day. the president and first lady have invited hundreds of troops and their families from across the country to a special barbecue at the white house. they'll have one of the best views of tonight's fireworks from the south lawn. and it's also a special day for the president's eldest daughter, malia. she turns 13 today. her younger sister, sasha, turned 10 last month. >>> still ahead on news4 at 5:00, the final phase of the casey anthony trial. her fate is now in the hands of the jury. after the break, we'l

mexico, thank you. >>> two bay area-based tech giants are making national news today. twitter launched an historic town hall, and facebook introduced a new video calling feature in a partnership with skype. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, is here now. let's talk some social networking. >> reporter: absolutely. it's the way we communicate these days, no matter where we live or how old we are. the big kahuna in social networking, palo alto's facebook which, as of today, will let you reach out and touch your friends. >> hey, donna, how's it going? >> reporter: 750 million friends and now they can all see each other. ♪ >> reporter: facebook launching video chat. ceo mark zuckerberg says it will please everyone from your co-worker to his own neighbor. >> i was walking around the block this morning, and i have this neighbor who's -- 70 or 80 years old. and he always, you know, doing work in his yard in the morning. and i walked by this morning like -- i heard you guys are launching something on the radio. yeah. it's going to be a good day. he says, i hope it's

and people started singing the national anthem in mexico, a pivotal moment.ff mexico would be today facing the challenges it face it's it didn't have the democratic institution fortified by these elections where power changes hands. people are unhappy, but they agree with it. so here's our challenge from time to time throughout the region there are going to be elections. and the american who wins may be somebody whose policies we don't like. not policies to undermine the institutions, just their policies. we may not like their rhetoric. and we may not lining some of the things they've said in the past or promised to do in the future. but they won an election. so the challenge there for us -- and liked your inputted on it -- is you know, how would you advise on foreign policy perspective the kinds of things we can do to separate -- and maybe there is no concrete steps you can take. but how do we separate those two between the fact that it's not that we don't like hugo chavez's policies, for example. it's that in addition tock a danger to his neighbors, an emba

so that area of new mexico couldn't have been more important to national security in 1947. >> somebody wants to know if it's possible, many ufos are actually were and are, u.s. budget aircraft of the united >> absolutely. one of the things i was able to source was the cia's obsession with ufos started in the 1950s. they created their own ufo department and it is all based on declassified documents. it's funny to read them because the guys at the cia in 1950s were really still gentlemen spies. they fancied themselves, you know, on the ground, this idea of science and technology was low but -- you see in all of these memos would have to do with ufos they are saying why can't the air force handled this? but, in fact, out of area 51 the u2 spy plane accounted for over 50% of all ufo sightings on the west coast. it flew at 70,000 feet which is about 13 miles up, and windows locked up in the sky it look like a giant silver cross. you can imagine people on the ground seeing something up that i would wonder, and, of course, the same thing happened in the 1960s when this incredible cia spy plan

democrats remain far apart on a deal to raise the nation's debt limit. >>> and at least one american is dead in the search for seven others continues in mexicothe fishing boat capsized off the coast of baja, california, sunday night. >>> now to that oil spill on the yellowstone river in montana. angry property owners along the river are demanding exxon mobil move quickly to clean up the thousands of gallons of crude that leaked from a pipeline on friday. exxon mobil admits the damage is worse than it originally thought, and will do whatever is necessary to mop up the mess. >>> a statue of president ronald reagan is standing ten feet tall in london this morning. the statue was unveiled yesterday by former secretary of state condoleezza rice, not far from the u.s. embassy. the bronze statue was commissioned for reagan's 100th birthday. >>> president obama celebrated the fourth of july holiday with american service members at the white house. the first family hosted a barbecue for 1200 on the south lawn. the president told the troops and their families, america is proud of them. >>> and not far from the white house last night, it was the annual

mexico. they say despite high winds and hot. >> dry weather conditions, the fire lines along the perimeter of the nation's top nucleaea laboratory are holding. the fire has burned 145 square miles and officials believe it's on track to become the largest forest fire in new mexico history. could use a break from the weather. >> which in some cases hasn't been h hping. a little bit of rain has kind of helped out here. >>> let's take a look at this morning's weather from around the nation. we have major heat in the middle of the country with ten states under advisories or warnings. severe storms in the northern plains and thunderstorms along the gulf coast. rain from tropical storm arlene leaves south texas but it does linger with showers. nice along both coasts. >> a scorcher in the midwest. 94 in kansas city. 95 in omaha. 97 in minneapolis. new york is a pleasant 84. boston 78. 81 in l.a. 77 in portland. average temperatures in the east. 89 in baltimore. 70 in seattle. 92 in sacramento. >>> talk of a major departure from the obama administration. >>> then a fast food first. "consumer reports" names the best chains in the country.

mexico. the wild fire continues to spread there, firefighters say the los alamos national laboratory is safe from the flames creeping closer. as the growing wild fire near the town of los alamos has blackened 162 square miles, the nuke clear weapons laboratory may be out of harm's way. hundreds of los alamos national laboratory employees returned to work saturday. >> we are checking things like the air handling systems to make sure the filters weren't clogged by the smoke. >> reporter: the smoke covers los alamos and 12,000 residents. many are in shelters and fire officials don't know when they will left the evacuation order. >> we want all resource that is are available since this is the number one fire priority in the country. >> reporter: the wild fires is the largest in new mexico's history. >> this unprecedented dryness makes the state a tenderbox. >> reporter: they are trying to protect a mountain sacrate to the santa clara pueblo indians. it scorched the watershed and cultural sites. some residents are angry over the rush to save the lab at the expense of other areas. >> now we see th

national average. they are being run in nevada, new mexico and colorado. the democratic national committee released its own spanish language ad under scoring obama's commitment to the latino committee. they say regardless of the last election the democratic party can't take anything nor granted. >> they are concerned that this could always be a competitive constituency, and that a lot has happened nationally in terms of issues that had a great deal of affect on latinos, and they might be very open to arguments from different candidates about things like immigration reform, or about the state of the economy. >> reporter: and when it comes to nevada, new mexico and colorado recent history we're told isn't necessarily an indicator. in 2004, for instance those three states went for george w. bush. in 2008 for president obama. however, jon, right now two out of the three states, nevada and new mexico have recently elected republican hispanic governors. back to you. jon: it's going to be an interesting race to watch, an interesting election trend i guess to watch

national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows storm clouds flowing out of mexico toward new mexico and the dakotass are mainly clear in the northeast and west coast. the southeast will have periods of stormy weather. later today it will be hazy, hot and humid in the southeast and much of the southern plains. the northeast can breathe a sigh of relief as drier air moves back in and expect strong winds and heavy rains from montana to nebraska. >>> in sports the all-stars came out to play last night and for the second year in a row the national league won. the top of the fourth, the astros hunter pence a great throw from left field to get the blue jays' jose bautista at the plate. the bottom of the same frame, one swing and the brewers' prince fielder jacks a three run homer, for that he was named mvp. the national league trounces the american league 5-1. and gets home field advantage in the world series. congratulations to them. >>> just after the game the new york mets announced they are trading former all store closer francisco rodriguez to milwaukee. k-rod has a contract clause that guarantees hi

are making progress against the fire in new mexico which has burned more than 162 square miles forcing thousands from the city of los alamos where the nation's nuclear lab is. they have been able to slow the fire's advance and no longer poses an immediate threat. authorities are now considering lifting the evacuation order, but no timetable has been set for bringing everyone back. >> our conversations have been that we want all resources available since this is the no. 1 car priority in the country. >> the fire has forced the delay of thousands of experiments at the nuclear weapons lab including one study on extending the life of nuclear bombs made in the 1960's. we are talking women's soccer tonight. >> the world cup is well under way. the americans are doing very well and celebrating their victory in a serious fashion. that story is straight ahead. >> some rain is getting a little closer to was, and we will see how it affects the rest of your holiday weekend. some clouds in the area. a nice evening. at bwi marshall, 86. 37% h >> visitors to mount rushmore will have to celebrate their without our works for the second straight year. park ser

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brand new tropical storm is brewing off mexico's riviera coast, the pacific coast, the national hurricanecalvin right there formed overnight. it's about 205 miles off shore. it's expected to head northwest and will not be a threat to the main land. so that is good news. calvin is out there. meanwhile, take a look. we've had a line of thunderstorms as you can see right now if you're in the ohio valley down through the tennessee valley, you've had some showers overnight. it's the midsection and they continued, they're a little lighter than they were earlier but still the rumble of thunder. also a lot of showers down in florida at this hour will probably impact the proposed takeoff of the shuttle a little later on today. don't be surprised if they scrub it for a while. as you can see, the current temperatures as you head out the door on this friday, temperatures in the mostly in the 60's and 70's although we have a few 80's and a few 90's as well down south. later today, it's going to be a hot one. 104 dallas. 100 for san antonio, about the same for much of texas. 108 today in phoenix. meanw

hiv research. >> we have a independent system at three different areas from the national labs to the state of new mexico to now epa and finding what is in the air is the same as we would see in a typical forest fire situation in new mexico. >> reporter: nearly 12,000 residents have been evacuated this week and lpt will not be allowed to return as early as sunday. >> we cannot let them move back in when active fire in the canyons around here and we don't have a good handle to say it's safe to come in here. >> reporter: new mexico officials say over a thousand firefighters are working to extinguish the blaze only 3% contained. but after six days, this is set to go down as the largest wildfire in the state's history. david romero, cbs news, new mexico. >> krqe david romero, thank you very much. >>> finally, in the wild world of airline travel this may be a first. a man stung by a scorpion at 30,000 feet. the man was on an alaska airlines flight from seattle to anchorage last month. the scorpion they think may have boarded the plane in texas. there it is. jeff ellis woke up from a nap because the scorpion w