myers, florida.r the course of two days, two dozen men arrive and most men had an excuse and some explaining to do. here again, chris hansen. >>> the men walking through our door range in age from 20 to 61 and come from very different boundaries. but most of them say almost the same thing when i confront them. so this is the first time you've ever done something like this. >> well, yeah, this is my first time. >> this is my first one. >> she's the first person i ever considered meeting. >> i've never done this. >> you know i hear that from virtually every person who has walked into this house. >> never have i met anyone underage. i will swear on my mother's grave, never. >> reporter: and there's something else i hear over and over. did you bring condoms today? >> i always carry them on me. >> reporter: did you bring condoms with you? >> i always take condoms with me. >> i have them, yeah, i always carry them. >> i carry them everywhere with me. >> there's some in the car. >> reporter: just happened t

a man by the name of mr gary myers. and. mr mars was represented during the may lie trials. and. mr myers in the marine corps came to a very discreet mutual understanding i was on it with this charge december thirty first of two thousand and three and here i am. so i came back i think that that sense of a long term planning was gone i went through a divorce some things i did recklessly probably in the back of my mind i would not have minded knowing. but. i went through a period when t.c.p. could hang for on. and about it and thought it means. a long period of severe drug abuse. i finally got to the point of rock had no one. i had no work or i had long since moved out of my house and could not come back home exactly where do you go from here. and it was when the national guard needed someone with my. experience and teaching people how to fly the armed helicopters the cobras and i was asked to come in and help train some of those folks and the money was. you know fifteen twenty thousand dollars a year for part time work and i carried a retirement with even though i had and a change

where it says father myers recently acknowledged having a sexual addition with regard to adults and is seeking treatment. he admitted that, now knowing that and knowing his interaction with students here at the parish, the question that's being asked is, will he be welcomed back? st.raymond's parish home to a school, a church and a pastor now on administrative leave. his name father william myers. >> we have absolutely no knowledge of anything or suspicion of anything that he's had any problems with children. >> reporter: it was about six weeks ago when myers followed a 17-year-old boy into a dressing room where he tried to strike up a conversation. the boy's father intervened, no physical contact was made. archdiocese spokesman joel reseleck. >> it's never good. it's like, oh no, not again. >> reporter: he was at st. brennans in san francisco. and last night -- >> you have little kids here. you can't have somebody that's struggling with their sexual identitity. >> reporter: parishners criticized the diocese for shuffling the priest. >> just on that fact alone, they're certainly going

that story tonight from our senior investigative correspondent, lisa myers. >> reporter: today they were nagging worry among nuclear safety experts about what could happen if the fire engulfed the lab. the facility remains shrouded in secrecy and contains some of the most dangerous materials on earth. tons of plutonium and uranium as well as radioactive nuclear waste. >> it could be enormously serious. >> reporter: pete stockton, a former energy department official said the public should be concerned but not alarmed. one potential problem, an area known as pf 4, where six metric tons of plutonium are stored in a hardened concrete building. would it withstand a ferocious fire? >> if it burned and sent the radiation off site it could be very damaging to the people in the surrounding areas. >> reporter: an even bigger worry, area g, where 10,000 drums of radioactive waste are stored above ground, under a plastic dome. the worst case scenario, according to some activists -- >> my fear is that these drums of plutonium-contaminated waste could be breached in the event of a fire and release air

and that's why we saw an indictment. >> again, that's was nbc's lisa myers reporting. if edwards is found guilty, he would face 30 years in prison and up to a $1.5 million in fines. >>> still ahead -- buster posey speaks out about the death threats aimed at the player who ended his season. >>> and it was a wet one at at&t park today. we'll show you how a local boy sank the giants, coming up in sports. >>> also an oakland man uses a hidden secret in his macbook pro to turn the tables on a suspected thief. >>> we're tracking a very muggy night right now in san jose. 58 degrees, but we're also watching for some showers creeping into your sunday forecast as well. how long before you can pack away the umbrella in your june forecast? but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wa

and john myers, sacramento bureau chief for kqed public radio from the capitol.ohn myers, it's been a hot place up there in sacramento. more than weatherwise. some details on just what happened with the budget the democrats and the governor. >> i tell you, belva, it's been a heck of an interesting week. it's been historic. we had the first budget passed by a majority vote in 78 years. we had the first veto of a budget by a governor in recorded history. and we -- and we start in the week the same place we started, which is with no budget at all. it feels really as though everything that we were talking about back in march is true here in june, which is the governor insists that his way is the right way. democrats in the legislature don't see any way to get republicans to go along, specifically with the tax package that governor brown has been talking about all year long. and here we are. we're stuck. we're two weeks from the beginning of the fiscal year and nobody knows how you pick up the pieces after this wild week. >> i think the question is, what is his way? >

coach myer, i am changing my bible verse to john 3:16. he was what?vous. >> he said, what? philians is a great verse. it got us here. >> i told him. coach it is on my heart i need to change it and it is the best thing. he said i trust you . i put it under my eyes and didn't think about it again and played the game and i was having lunch with coach myer and he got a call. uh-huh, uh-huh . he hangs up. i got a call from our pr people and during the game 94,000 googled john 3:16. it set a record. >> it was really cool how sometimes you may not think that something can be used for good, you know, first thing that i thought. how do 94 million people not know john 3:16. that was cool and awesome to see how good can work in a unique way when you are not doing anything . you trust him and put a bible verse under your eye. it is cool. >> when those kinds of things become who you are. do the skeptics and critics say let's check him out. do they try to find out if you are real when you are away from the spotlights and cameras? there is always temptation and obst

i want to bring in the guy who has been watching this all week for us, chad myers. we were talking about the winds and some of the backfires that they were trying to burn to sort of maybe head off the other lines of flames. they are continuing to do that, and the winds are still bad. >> they are. during the day, and now at night, the winds go to almost zero which is when the firefighting effort needs to ramp up. the problem is that you can't get the air superiority at night like you can during the day. when the winds are blowing 30 to 35 and enyou have smoke everywhere, you can't get the planes in there then. so you have is a small window of opportunity when the sun rises where you have good visibility and low winds to get that air support in there. they have made a very long line all of the way from the south of these two towns, this eger and springerville, and they hope that line with bulldozers will keep it out of the cities, but a literally 30 to 45-mile-an-hour gust would jump over the line, and make the line useless even though they have worked so hard to get

chad myers, we appreciate that. roulette. >>> they are looking for excuses to kill people. >>> cnn taking an inside look at the power of a wikileaks. now a disturbing video that launched the controversial website into the world stage. >>> firing 36 airports screeners, supervisors, and tsa managers at the honolulu airport. following an investigation that the screeners allegedly did not check bags for explosives on several morning flights. >>> the man who founded wikileaks self-appointed champion and on sunday, cnn presents documentary revealed the side of assange that you don't know. taking a look inside the most controversial things that we have seen in quite some time. it's a video of a u.s. helicopter shooting at civilians. you may remember the video when you see it. as we show you this preview, we need to let you know that some of what you see may not be suitable for all viewers. >> right there by the body. >> okay. >> and what you see is a van that is coming to help grab some of the wounded people on the ground.

it's the sun devils' second title in four years and for coach clint myers, you're never too old to get a pie in the face. congrats, coach. now shower off. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> the price paid for one newspaper for hacking a star's phone. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we'll introduce you to one little girl who proves heros come in all shapes and sizes. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday morning. the forecast continues to be very hot. there's not much else you can say. everywhere in red will be in the 90s. a few spots have a chance of hitting 100. d.c., 98 for you. new york city and philadelphia, 96 to 98. we're still very who hot in the southern half of the country. thursday, it's warmer than in the middle of the country. a pair the of 98s in new york and d.c. >>> if you're watching us in norfolk, virginia, bring your bicycles and pedal through 12 miles of the garden pathways at bike night at the norfolk botanical garden. that's your "early today" event of the day.

it's the sun devils' second title in four years and for coach clint myers, you're never too old to get a pie in the face. congrats, coach. now shower off. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> the price paid for one newspaper for hacking a star's phone. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we'll introduce you to one little girl who proves heros come in all shapes and sizes. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday morning. a little mix of sun and clouds in a lot of other areas. still cool in san francisco a peak at tomorrow. not a lot changes. warmer though. medford 81. still la and san francisco around 70 degrees. if you are watching us in portland, oregon. see a collection of photographs, at the portland art museum. that is your pacific event of the day. >> thank you so much. here is an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. one starlet has apparently scored hollywood's hottest new bachelor and it has his perks. "us weekly" reports through venice and the french riviera, le

we begin with lisa myers. >> good evening, brian. this is a sordid story of deception and betrayal. even if most of the facts prove true, there already is controversy whether it all amounts to a federal crime. >> here he comes. >> reporter: with his daughter kate by his side, john edwards took responsibility for doing wrong, but not for breaking the law. >> i take full responsibility for having done wrong, and i will regret for the rest of my life, the pain and the harm i caused to others. but i did not break the law. and i never, ever thought i was breaking the law. >> reporter: at issue, almost a million dollars provided by two wealthy donors. now 100-year-old heiress rachel bunny mellon, and fred baron. the money was used to hide edwards' mistress, rielle hunter, and later their child, while he ran for president. the six count indictment said it payment contributed to unlawful campaign contributions, and convicted edwfrdz of trying to solicit them and cover them up. as proof the money was intended to help the campaign, prosecutors cite a note by mellon, written after an uproar ov

interesting stuff in there about when you were going for the national champion, your coach is urban myer >> jon: sizable. what was the bonus again? >> it was a lot. it was a lot. >> jon: like a million dollars. >> yeah. good for him. >> jon: pu were busting his chops a little bit. >> i had to. >> jon: you thought if you win in the national championships he gets a million dollars and you were asking him you can i get more juice at the juice bar, can i -- >> actually, we were razzing miami and getting off the plane. i am walking behind him i grabbed his shoulder before he walked down to all the media. wow, pretty nice place down here, huh. so i was like you get a lot of money if we win, don't you. i was just joking but i was like, you know, how about if i play a little harder, you give me a little bit of that, you know what i'm saying. see what we can work it out. >> jon: it brings up an issue because i'm watching this ohio state university football scandal go down. these players,. >> ohio state university as opposed to just ohio state university, these guys they don't make any money, they

they also took alex myer and brian goodwin with the 23rd and 34th picks respectively. congratulations to all them. help the nats win some games. >> see testimony in five or six years after the minors. >> that's right. 4:55. 69 degrees. royal visitor coming to virginia today. >>> also, who will become kate's wedding dress. >>> and sarah palin's paul >>> former vice presidential nominee sarah palin's version of paul revere's ride. palin claimed the famous ride was intended to warn both his fellow colonists and british soldiers. on monday the page featured a padlock which wick bead ya says provides a cooling off period when there are numerous attempts to edit a site >> millions of people around the world saw it on tv. now you can see it in person. all the speculation about kate middleton's wedding dress has been put to rest. it will good on display at buckingham palace. the exhibit will run from july 23rd to october 3rd. the dress has a nine foot train. if you make it to london, the exhibit will include her veil,

the heat wave and what relief is in store for the country and the fire-ravaged southwest with evan myers of accuweather. evan, welcome. what's going on overhead to create such high temperatures in such a big chunk of the country? >> well, ray, there's a couple different reasons what's going on. number one, we can just tell in the short term there's just a massive area of high pressure, a big ridge in the upper atmosphere that extends from the east coast all the way back into the southwestern states. and it's just been pumping hot and dry air out of mexico. so we know that that's the reason why this is occurring. something else is going on. we certainly know that something greater is happening. there is a greater percentage of warm years that have occurred recently than would be the normal distribution. so whether that is human induced or whether it's part of a natural cycle, i don't think it really matters. i think we need to be prudent in how we move forward in the future and really think about the things we do that might affect the climatement but certainly this hot weather across the

nbc news senior investigative correspondent lisa myers joins us from washington with more on that.a. >> hey, richard. usually when a disgraced politician gets indicted there is widespread applause. but not this time. even some who find edwards' behavior despicable question the strength of this case. john edwards faced a media throng reminiscent of the high point of his political career. but this time he just had been charged with six felonies, booked and fingerprinted. >> i did not break the law. >> reporter: edwards spent the weekend out of sight, at his estate, focused, the spokesman said, on getting daughter emma claire ready for camp. a friend of edwards' late wife elizabeth told nbc that despite john's betrayal, nobody wanted him to face criminal charges. they worry about the couple's young children, jack and emma claire. local reaction is less forgiving. >> i have no trust in someone that continually lies. >> john edwards has become a rather pathetic figure. >> reporter: edwards is charged with soliciting and covering up almost a million dollars, provided by two wealthy donor

chad myers. >> fleeing for their lives. thousands of syrians trying to get out of the country. >>> the woman everyone is talking about today. anthony weiner's wife. here she is. we have some video of her traveling in the middle east, wit her boss, secretary of state hillary clinton. more on her coming up. >>> in syria refugees are rushing to the border if n. fear of a government crackdown. more than 1,000 syrians crossed the border overnight. ivan watson reported from the hilly border area between these two countries. >> reporter: brooke, looking at one of the events moving up and down the border road here from turkish territory to the syrian border, very close by. many of them have been carrying back refugees, syrian refugees from just over here, less than a mile from where i'm standing. many refugees have fled the syrian border town, about ten miles as the crow flies over these hills. why have they been running? they're afraid that the syrian army's going to come and attack them that n. that town. describing the town as a

. >> kraft required cadbury if they can take their oscar myer wieners you can see them become more of a international vie verse tide play. kraft will do well. we have a lot of safety in kraft. >> tom: you do like some international ideas including telephonica. tef. stock has been choppy. most of the business is in latin america not sprain, right. >> yes. telephonica is totally misunderstood. because it's a spanish based company doesn't mean their debt as a sofrpblg debt problem with spain. it could be defaulting. at the he phonica operates in brazil a cross latin america. no matter how bad the economy is people are moving to cellphones. this is a data communications. you can't go wrong with that dividend. a great stock for your portfolio and protection. >>tom: you like a fixed line, utilities, national grid in the uk and new england in the us. a good looking stock chart. has dropped off lately but a big dividend for this utility. >> yes. 6 percent on national grid mgg. a lot of people haven't heard of mgg, it's a uk based utility infrastructure play. but they have bought up national g

. >> i want to bring in chad myers, weather man here, who very much so was here during katrina.ump in, sir. >> mr. mayor, with all due respect. this was a category 5 24 hours before it hit your city. how did people not get out? how did they not get the word? better yet, let's not monday morning quarterback, when this happens again to a different city in america, how do we fix it so people really do leave? >> well, you say that it was a category 5, and that's true, but she was dancing around. she only got pointed towards new orleans 24 hours out. it takes this region about 72 hours to effectively evacuate. now the issue of other cities. i'm really concerned about that. we're starting to see more natural disasters. as a matter of fact, i've been tracking them, and there's been over 400 declared major disasters since hurricane katrina, and they are getting more intense, and they are being linked -- natural disasters with a manmade disaster and nothing has really changed from the laws that govern our nation's response so i'm really concerned. >> i want to get back to the lessons lea

one stream cascading from mom slopes to view is mr myers he move this beauty brings deaths and a speed of more than two hundred kilometers from. the stamp in the launch. to be soo much brighter if you move the sun from phones to parachute it's. through starts on t.v. dot com. welcome back to on the money i'm peter lavelle in this episode we're discussing branding ok robert i want to go to you we've heard a lot of good things about running in the first part of the program but i always like to pour a little bit of cold water on things is really branding all that important when so many people in this country because there's a huge income difference here is branding so important only just for a small small percentage of the population is it just for aspirational people and i think many russians are really quite pleased with russian products that i mean depends what we're talking about and their aspirations i mean they want something of good quality that's affordable and there's a lot of historical in traditional aspects to some of the brands that have been around for a long time you like t

myers is a big kids and he throws and 95 mpg.el great day, everybody. -- have a great day. >> the news continues at 5:30. >>> still ahead why a local church congregations is now switching to catholicism. >> congressman anthony mena admits he was having several on- line relationships and we hear from one of the women who received his graphic image. -- congressman anthony wiener. >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> to be clear, the picture was of me and i sent it. >> congressman anthony wiener comes clean. what he says about his racy online activities. now will congress investigate? good morning, washington. it's tuesday, june 7. i am cynne simpson. >> i am greta kreuz. it's going to be hot. >> and uncomfortably humid. today, not bad. low 90's's. and 100 tomorrow afternoon. here's a live look at federal city early this morning before sunrise. temperatures in the 60's this morning. the humidity will increase especially this evening. 92 degrees today. maybe an isolated mountains thunderstorm. upper

. >> nbc's lisa myers has the latest on those charges.tells the story for the midatlantic and new england, too. you see temperatures in new york starting near 80 today. by the middle of the week we're going to peak. temperatures will be very hot, around 97 by thursday. everyone enjoy today from boston to d.c., a gorgeous day. but the middle of the country, that's where the summer heat wave continues. the middle of the nation, the heat builds to the east. today, 96 in kansas city. 98 in dallas. same areas that were hot this weekend will be hot again today. you're watching "morning knjoe" brewed by starbucks. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. ♪ >>> the recession isn't over until one of these people gets a job. whe

. >> chad myers, we appreciate you and he as do our viewers. we hand this over to wolf blitzer. this was ten minutes ago, tornado hitting right in the heart of springfield, massachusetts. let me hand it over to wolf. >>> t.j., thanks very much. congressman anthony weiner opening up about the lewd photo that has questioned his reputation. >>> plus, sarah palin plays the trump card. is she revealing any more about her presidential ambitions after sharing pizza and politics with the donald? and nato expand its bombing campaign. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." but, first, breaking news this hour. congressman anthony weiner flatly denying that he posted a lewd photo on his twitter account but tells me he can't say for sure if the image of a man's underwear is him or not. weiner sat down with me a short while ago up on capitol hill in his office as part of his attempt to move beyond the controversy and his testy exchange with reporters yesterday. here's part one of the interview. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> did you send that picture to that colle

that said, let's go to chad myers.e talk about relief, they think about these firefighters now in arizona and texas. no relief for them right now? >> no relief. arizona's better today than yesterday and the day before. arizona was blowing 60 miles an hour over the weekend. the fuel was dry. it hasn't rained in tucson for 70 days. they do get rain there sometimes. they're waiting for the monsoon season. the humidity comes up from the south and you get daily thundershowers. at least some rain to help these guys out. the bad weather turns to texas, that's where the wind is coming in. so it's moved out of the southwest of the arizona/new mexico area. into the southwest will be parts of texas. to the north of that, we have tornados on the ground right now north of hill city, kansas. big box here, another box i put in here, there will be 2,300 lightning strikes. every time it flashes, there's one spark, another spark, another spark. this is a brutal night for a couple things. from dodge city back into west texas. no fires ou

>> lisa myers, thank you very much. >>> it is 7:16. once again, here's matt. >> thank you. >>> john edwards isn't the onliy former vice presidential candidate making headlines. sarah palin is as well. our chief white house correspondent joins us, chuck, good morning you to. let's not just talk about what sarah palin is doing to make headlines. let's talk about what former chair of the democratic national party howard dean is saying to make headlines. he's warning democrats against the traditional refrain that in an election, barack obama would route sarah palin. he says sarah palin can win. what's the reason for his comments? >> well, what howard dean is saying is that the biggest opponent that president obama faces is not anybody who could become the republican nominee. it's the issue of the economy and the unemployment rate. so the point he was trying to make was, look, even sarah palin when you've got 9% unemployment, when you've got a lot of people questioning whether this housing market's ever going to recover, whether government

nbc senior investigative correspondent lisa myers has more. >> reporter: in the state which launched john edwards' once promising political career, banner headlines and condemnation. >> in public opinion, he's lost, and i think rightfully so because what he did did was wrong. >> he doesn't seem to comprehend right from wrong. >> reporter: edwards spent the day out of sight with his children at the family estate. a friend of his wife, elizabeth, who died six months ago of breast cancer, told nbc that despite john's betrayal, nobody wanted him to face criminal charges. she said elizabeth's friends worry about the impact on the children. emma claire and jack. and hope the case never comes to trial t. centers on almost a million dollars secretly provided by two wealthy donors and use odd to keep edwards' mistress, rielle hunter, and later their child, hidden away in lavish homes and on private jets while he ran for president. the government argues that even thoep the payments did not go to edwards' campaign, they amounted to unlawful campaign contributions meant to keep his candidacy via

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take a closeroonow at the hat wave a what reefs in sre for t ountrynd the fire-raged uthst with evan myers of acceather. an, welcome. what's goi onoverhead t eate such hig temperatures in such a big chunk of t country? >> wl, ray, there's a couple differenteasons wht's going on. numbeo, we can just tell n thshort term the's ust massive aa of high pressure, a big ridge in he upper aosphe th exten from the east coast all e way back into t sthwestern states. and it's jt beenumpi hot and dry air outf mexo. so we ow that tt's t rean why this is occurring. something else is going o we ctainlyn that mething greater is hapning. there areater percentage of warm year hat have ourd recently than wldehe norma strition. so wther that is human induced or whether it's part of a natura cycle i don't think it really matters. i tnk we need to be prudent in w we move forward in the future and reayhink about th things wedo atight affect the climatement but certainly this h weather acrs heouthn part t country is going to stick around for a wile. >> suaz: is it ely in the year, unually earlyin the year forlaces

bristol- myers squibb's year for spurges the new system to fight cancer. roche's . >> forbidden works on the genetic mutation that allows tumors to grow. scientific study results released today in chicago show in the penalty they stand like and shrink tumors. but together as a drug can't tell doctors believe they can dramatically improve survival rate for melanoma. an additional local to bandages may help highlight healing. australian researchers developed a bandage that changes color as a won't get better or worse. the temperature of the interchanges with improve blood flow. liquid crystals in the new bandage react to tippers changes indicating a growing infection. dr. sid high-tech manager will help the chronic won't care. . >> chronic dieting even when his unsuccessful is better than staying away. a new study points out the upside of yo-yo dieting. ohio university researchers say contrary to the long-held belief fluctuating weight is not is damages and the body stress from chronic excess weight. the findings suggest it is better to continue to diet rega

the second is from bristol myers.ubled the number that survived at least three years. >>> guess what happened to a public sbi group whose mission was to share information about threats to the internet's infrastructure? the group was hacked, of course it was. >> nearly 180 pass words wronging to members of infaguard were stolen and leaked on to the internet. the online group says it acted in response after reports that the pentagon was considering classifying some cyber attacks as acts of war. it's claimed responsibility for a string of recent attacks lately. >>> a lot of folks will be talking about this today. steve jobs will temporarily come back off medical leave to unveil the company's new music service today. icloud debuts in san francisco. it let's users play songs on servers rather than junking up ipods and iphones. another attention grabber, people be paying close attention to how steve jobs looks after his long battle with cancer. there will probably be more reports about that than the icloud since we know the

chad myers is here tracking this thing for me again today.i know as we mentioned fires, 12 states, starting in arizona. how's it looking today? >> hot. the wind is down. the wind is down by cold fronts and storm systems over the rocky mountains bringing that cold air in. cooler air in. >> isn't that a good thing? >> not when you're blowing the -- fanning the flames with that wind. the firefighters are more comfortable, but the fires are completely out of control. >> got it. >> today the wind is down to almost zero and the temperatures are going to approach 108. tomorrow the temperatures will approach 113. and you put firefighters in there fighting blazes, even though they might not be completely out of control with the wind, it's still a very difficult situation. so hot from tucson all the way back over to albuquerque, and that's what it's going to be for the next couple of days. even the highs today, 108 phoenix, 80 in los angeles. it's the same heat for tomorrow. it's going to be 113 in phoenix. it's just going to be dreadfully hot here all

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 been wind this fire season. not like there's not always some wind, but there have been days where winds are blowing 65 miles per hour. so you have fires all the way through parts of west texas into new mexico, into colorado, back into arizona, obviously and even northern mexico. i want to put this into perspective. because of the drought that's been there, the largest number of wildfires we have ever seen up to this date look like this. four pictures of fires all happening literally at the same time, almost every different corner of our universe from wsvn on the top right, that's miami, then back to the top left, albuquerque, then tucson and then down to the south and southeast, the wallow fire. that's literally miles and miles square miles burned, yet these firefighters continue to do unbelievable work. i think we just need to put this into perspective on how many h

area people includes nancy pelosi and former transportation secretary panetta and cooler executive myeres taylor will perform. qaddafi vowed to fight to the death in a surprise message. >> we'll not surrender or give up. it isn't matter. qaddafi spoke after nato air strikes pounded the capitol. nato is disputing claims and hurting civilians and children. these aired on libyan state television. it is hard to tell what is true and libyan government propaganda. >> we are taken east to the capitol of the tripoli and they claim a nato rocket is the residential area. there is a crater surrounded by the residents . a rocket made by gec mar coni. it has done damage to houses and animals. they are hit by nato air strikes on a military base over there. some of them have landed in the middle of the residential area. nato was in the area at the time but can't confirm whether it was caused by the claims hadeem claimed that his baby's son was injured by fallen debris. >> this is your house. >> he shows us inside where we see the damage. his father-in-law rants against the continuual bombing. locals c

former clinton white house press secretary, dee dee myers, and mark mckinnon, republican political adviserepublican strategist to john mccain and george w. bush and abc news political correspondent, jonathan karl. thank you all for joining me. let me ask you first, mr. cain. are you surprised? >> we're not surprised, we're surprised how quickly that the media and others are catching on. our strategy from the beginning has been to develop a very strong ground game. i've been doing that since the beginning of the year but i am priced how quickly we're starting to show up at the top of the polls. >> let me ask all of you. you can weigh in as well. you heard hayley barbour say unit is what we need, purity is the enemy of unity. what is this saying about a conference like the one we had in washington. should there be a truce on social values in order to gather around and focus on what matters to the americans right now? >> it does not need to be a truce. you can simultaneously address the social issues as well as fiscal issues. i think that was the key message. the other good thing, if you look

this morning drivers needed chains on 50 at myers and on 80 over at donner pass.he storm warning ended at 5:00, but there could be scattered snow showers through tomorrow so carry your chains with you if you are headed that way. >>> all right, let's turn things over to jeff ranieri. yes, we did see a lot of rain this weekend, but i did see a little sliver of sun and i know you've got some sun in your forecast. >> yes, we do have a much more optimistic look at our forecast as we head throughout the next couple of days. something i think everyone will love. it will finally start to feel like june out there. i did want to look at lake tahoe. winds relatively light and we're not seeing anything in terms of big snow showers. south lake tahoe, a little bit of a snow shower, temperatures at 46. we're seeing a lot of this activity we had on saturday that record-setting rain all pushing out here towards the southwest. so we're winding down as the radar scans in this over 3 350-mile radius. oakland museum with nearly an inch and a half on saturday. san francisco downtown ov

great hire in jerry west and bob myers. outstanding job.we are going to win. we'll be attractive to free agent no question about it. >> he thinks play off team. now espn.com and philadelphia enquirer reporting the warriors and sixers have discussed a monty ellis trade but both outlet caution the talk are prelimary dodeals ose. jason sd he lookg forward to coaching monty so this may turn out to kno. i lkedo riy w mites aghe said he's not shopping monty ellis. on to baseball. giants won a marathon 13 inning game with washington last night posting eighth walk off win in the process this season. looking for more conventional ending tonight. former giants will the thrill clark fire everybody up. jonathan sanchez. gets roger looking and rick swingin swinging. sanchez 5 innings. struck out 6. giants on the board. in the second. nate with a double. huff scores. giants 1 nothing lead get all night. in the third. desmond. lines to center field. torres on the run. can't quite get there. runner score tied at 1. in the fourth. man at third. if jordan zi