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natalie?l right, maria schiavocampo in portland, oregon. >>> the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch for northwest iowa. three nights of heavy rain caused flooding in the central part of the state. a teenage girl died when surging water swept away three cars and hundreds of people have been forced from their homes. >>> a three-day operation to rescue 12 people trapped on an alaskan glacier after a sightseeing plane crash ended successfully wednesday. there were no serious injuries. >>> and a professional surfer who is not afraid of big waves, pretty fearless, too, around big sharks, take a look. chuck patterson saw two sharks swimming off the coast of southern california, so what did he do? he got his video camera and let the great whites circle around him for 15 heart-pounding minutes. that right there is my worst nightmare. 8:06 right now. let's get another check of the weather from there roker. >> thank you, natalie. we've got a birthday. >> my birthday. >> where are you

natalie?and, thank you. >>> caught on tape in western minnesota, a tornado that ripped through the area near the north dakota border destroying a farmhouse and sending debris flying through the air. fortunately no reports of injuries there. >>> it is now five minutes past the hour. let's go outside once again to matt. >> natalie, thank you very much. let's get a check of the weather now. al's off. we've got stephanie abrams in with a look at the forecast. steph? >> matt, i have newlyweds here. and the thing is, he's wearing a boston red sox hat. you still have your veil on. but you're a yankees fan. how in the world does this work? >> well, we have fights sometimes during baseball season. >> yeah. but you can make up after the fights. so all is good, right? >> absolutely. >> let's have a look at your forecast here. if you're in the center of the country, that's where it's going to be really hot from minnesota down to the gulf coast. we do have heat advisories. afternoon temperatures are going

natalie? >> richard engel reporting live from baghdad for us, thank you. >>> southwest airlines is defending its policy on unaccompanied minors after three jacksonville children bought plane tickets to nashville and flew there without their parents knowing. the three are 15, 13, and 11 years old. they say know one at the southwest airlines counter questioned them or even asked for i.d. the airline says no policies were broken. matt and meredith, the airline says as long as they are accompanied by someone over the age of 12, they can fly. age of 12 can fly. i'm sure a lot of questions being asked today, though, about that. >> in trouble. >> they paid cash. >> babysitting money. >> pooled it together. >> crafty little devils. >>> anyway, natalie, thanks very much. let's get a check of the weather from mr. roker. how is the weekend looking? >> looking pretty good for us here on the east coast. but for our friends in iowa, pretty rough, and a good portion of the country dealing with dangerous heat

here's natalie with advice on how to make the grade. >> things are going well at school, and your parentse given you permission to get a part-time job. so how do you begin? the local newspaper is a good place to start. while most of the job listings will be for adults, you just may find something that's right for you. ah, here's one. teen tv reporter wanted. i'll certainly give them a call. or, check out the bulletin boards at local stores. people are often looking for a little extra help. another way to find a job is to look around your community and consider what suits your skills and your schedule. a clothing store, local restaurant, or maybe the ice rink where you spent all those years skating. even if they don't have a "help wanted" sign, they might be interested in you, if you show an interest in them. just ask politely. do you ever hire teens for part-time work? don't forget adults who are friends of the family. tell them you're looking for work. you never know who might have a great lead. and you'll also be learning something that will serve you well in later years -- networking.

good morning, natalie. >> good morning. more bad news for pakistan already devastated from the worst flooding in its history. the flooding broke through a levee and is now endangering towns that were untouched by the flooding. pakistanis pour into refugee camps looking for food, shelter and water. and of course there is a continuing concern about the spread of disease. >>> north korean leader kim jong ill, this is his second visit to china this year, and he is reportedly traveling with his son who is believed to be his successor. >>> president obama will visit troops at ft. hood, texas next tuesday, the same day he will address combat operations in iraq. a sunni militia was killed this morning. car bombings and shootings left more than six people dead on wednesday. >>> an an honor student wacted s a muslim and slashed him. >>> hope for patients recovering in melanoma. a new experimental drug targets a genetic mutation found in many patients and has successfully shrunk the tumors in 80% of the people who took the drug. howev

natalie goes down.d back. >> let's see that form one more time. that's meredith's form. >> can you throw a lefty? >> no. >> whatever. >> you'll be great. >> thank you. >>> let's catch the weather, see what's happening for our weekend ahead. here's what we've got for you. mild in the pacific northwest. sunny and hot in the southwest. a lot of rain gulf coast and the mls/ohio river valley. sunday, sunday the rain moves into the eastern seaboard. the western two-thirds of the country hot and sizzling. a few showers in the pacific northwest. >>> here's a live look at san jose. you can see city hall there underneath the clouds. the clouds will be lifting probably not until early afternoon. about 1:00 or 2:00 when they begin to clear out. we'll hit a high of 80 degrees and 67 in san francisco. looking ahead to the seven-day forecast, 80s inland then dropping to the 70s over the weekend the along the coast we'll be in the 60s but things will be warming back up by monday. get outside and enjoy. >> that was beau

>> reporter: natalie, good morning. again today at the site of the plane crash 17 miles north of dillingham, one of the things investigators will be focusing on is exactly how much flying experience terry smith, the pilot of this de havilland otter, had. he had 29,000 hours of flying time but much of that was in commercial jets, obviously not the same kind of plane that crashed on monday. meanwhile, in what is said to be a very somber day here in alaska, folks no doubt will be mourning the loss of the five people who died in the plane crash including former u.s. senator ted stevens. a larger than life character who se served 40 years in the senate. his huge fan base here in alaska affectionately giving him the nickname uncle ted. natalie? >> jason lamb of ktau reporting for us from dillingham. thank you so much. >>> new developments this morning in the search for kyron horman. the 7-year-old oregon boy has been missing since june 4th. mara, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, natalie. later this morning the s

natalie is at the news desk with the headlines. good morning, matt, meredith and al. former illinois governor rod blagojevich will appeal tuesday's conviction on one felony count of lying to federal agents. after 14 days of deliberations, the jury deadlocked on the other charges including the most sensational that blagojevich tried to sell president obama's former senate seat. the judge set a hearing to consider the prosecution's call for a retrial. >>> a major egg recall this morning. more than a quarter billion eggs have been linked to salmonella poisoning. federal health officials say the eggs distributed under 13 different brands nationwide are possibly to blame for 200 cases of food poisoning in june and july, mostly in california, colorado and minnesota. >>> the united nations said it is now making progress raising money for flood relief in pakistan. the world body has been pressuring donors to stop a spiralling humanitarian catastrophe since the flooding began there three weeks ago. >>> a court appearance for a south carolin

okies nataly never cover reporting from the moscow region and the fires have claimed another life the body of a volunteer who'd been helping to put out the blazes has been found in the republic of more dog in central russia this is hundreds of people have joined firefighters in the army in the continuing battle against the wildfires is the situation still remains critical in some areas of his exam went to see what residents in the moscow region are doing themselves to try to tame the flames. do you want some water. meet alexander the driving cinema manager of my night there's open fire over there see that about if i find to by day one of the many russian volunteers who are trying to say forests villages and people. in the morning i have two toddlers when you wake up the whole city is choking with smog the kids a coughing and you really want to get rid of the smog but how we understand that we ourselves have to do something mari did fire to speak to kill a forest into wasteland alexandria his friends spread the word while in tears and people do. we take food so that people won't be hun

natalie?ident has a jetblue flight attendant facing a court appearance today. police say steven slater argued with a passenger monday at new york's kennedy airport. he then allegedly cursed the passenger over the public address system and then grabbed his bags and some beer and headed home by activating an emergency chute and sliding away. a lot of people talking about this one today. >>> 8:04 right now. let's go back outside once again to matt and meredith. it's raining a little bit. >> spitting. spitting. >> al is right over here. >> yes, i am. and, hey, wouldn't you rather be in holland? and, by the way, meredith, did you know over here is your number one fan. what's your name? >> veronica. >> veronica. she's your number one -- you have to come say hello. >> i'm coming. >> she's your number one fan. you could walk a little faster. >> i don't want to fall. hi, honey. >> oh, there you go. bringing people together. let's check your weather and see what's happening. pick city of the day, tem te

. >> 32-year-old natalie nelson, a california native felt the call to plant this church in wanaka. >> i traveled all around the world and spent months and months with a backpack on my back. i see them coming through that feeling, wish someone had taken me in or learning to meet people so quickly. >> scott says people are searching for something deeper in their lives and new zealand special beauty often opens their hearts to receive it. >> something about being immersed in the creation of causing this sensof worship. people call it all different things, connection with a greater being or mother earth. but the point is, it is a spiritual connection. and my joy is introducin people to the create or of the creation they are experiencing >> scott's ministry gives out special bibles for backckers. for some it is a seed being planted, for others it is the truth they have literally been searching the world to find. >> truthfuy these are the change agents, the leaders, by touching the backpackers in new zealand, you are actually touching the whole wor. >> finally this week in israel archaeolog

natalie and i actually did karaoke and got kicked out of the karaoke bar. >> jimmy: why?] that doesn't happen ever. >> i know, that's why it was funny. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, to you. the karaoke people? >> it's that song that's like -- do you know that song? >> jimmy: which one is it? >> it's kind of like, most of it is gibberish. it's not even english. >> jimmy: what's the name of it? >> it's the one that's like -- ♪ and who can say where the roads end ♪ that's like the chorus. but then most of the song -- >> jimmy: ♪ only time >> yeah, and then most of the song is like -- [ singing gibberish ] [ laughter ] it's like, i don't know what language it is. >> jimmy: but you did that, and then you threw the microphone down. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and you wonder why you got thrown out of the karaoke place. [ applause ] i would have loved it. i would have laughed. i would have laughed. i loved your performance in "scott pilgrim vs. the world." >> thank you. >> jimmy: you play scott's sister? >> no. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] you play his friend? >> well, i play

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natalie, over to you. >> all right. thank you so much, stephanie.media frenzy chelsea clinton and marc mezvinsky are man and wife. they tied the knot on saturday. it all weekend down without a hitch. a beaming bride, a handsome groom, proud parents and a spectacular event. by all accounts it was an affair to remember. >> about 500 guests showed up to astor courts for a magical evening. >> reporter: just before sun set chelsea clinton and marc mezvinsky tied the knot on a beautiful sprawling estate overlooking the hudson river. >> bill walked his daughter down the aisle in front of a home that looked like the white house. >> reporter: the methodist bride and jewish groom opted for an interfaith ceremony. >> there was a rabbi and a minister in attendance. the couple were married under a beautiful chuppah made out of branches and flowers. >> reporter: chelsea wore an elegant strapless vera wang gown with silver beads. the mother-of-the-bride, secretary of state clinton, chose a fuscia-colored oscar de la renta dress. the couple read a short poem about

please help them because without them no one could even be vegetarian the sincerely, natalie. >> sometimesesperate for attention but not rebellious. i don't have bad influences and i try hard not to give in to peer pressure but somewhere along the road someone calms long with temptation close to their side and offers me whatever they got, but do i get the power to say no? always sitting blankly at the sky hoping for a miracle to happen, hoping someone will come around to understand. i don't want toys anymore and i don't want it show my baby pictures and if i'm crazy and loud then you're insane and rude and if today is not our day, so be it, there is always tomorrow. thank you. >> ok. the average american dream and dreamer built dreams on shatorde hopes and left off on their own spaceships of life. but the average american laws are in a state of corruption. man is allowed to work -- to go to war and kill other. at age 18 but a man can't buy a drink until age 21. i mean the government has money to pay for wars but not to feed the poor. politicians say more taxes will solve everything -- ever

. >> reporter: that was the first call natalie made after escaping from the bedroom of her apartment during an armed robbery home invasion. >> all of a sudden i hear a big bang. get the f on the ground, gets the f on the ground! i'm like, wait a minute. so i go and lock my door and listen for a minute and it was like everyone was dead silent except for the robbers. >> reporter: she knew she had to leave. >> i jumped from my window, which is right there. >> reporter: the two men had entered through this sliding glass door. >> usually we just keep the balcony open, you know, friends come through and everything is usually okay. >> reporter: but at 11:30 last night two men dressed in jackets that said "police" busted in on five people hanging out in the living room. >> somebody was injured. they were struck with a gun or what we believe to be a gun. there was also a taser that was presented by the suspects, as well. >> reporter: but at 11:30 last night two men dressed in jackets that said "police" busted in on five people hanging out in the living room. >> somebody was injured. they were

natalie morales tells us more. >> reporter: it all began when this 15-year-old by legitimate brown saved700 f . >>> finally tonight, looking for something free to do this weekend? the national park service is answering the call. entry fees will be waived for all national parktion including yosemite as part of a push to get families into the great outdoors. participating parks in our area, there it is. yosemite, of course and the john national historic park. the national monument and the san francisco maritime national historic park down by pier 39. the free weekend does not cover, of course, camping fees and tours and other concessions. but those that want to go it's free. >> i do know this. i don't see any fog around there. so it must be woods. >> so it's not around here. >>> all right, everybody. thanks for being with us. "the nightly news" is coming up next. >>> thanks for joining us. more local news at 6:00. see you then. good nig

. >> reporter: natalie says a couple of people were actually tased.e robbers then took some electronics and took off. >> a roommate actually chased them and got most of the license plate number. >> reporter: that number something similar to this. the vehicle is driven by a third man was a brown or champagne colored late model suv resembling a chevy. the robbers are white and in their 20s. one was tall and thin with dark harke the other was short and heavy set. they were wearing ski masks at the time. police believe they knew one of the victims. >> he wasn't able to identify him by looking at him but there is information in this case investigation in the case that makes us believe the suspects targeted this individual and apartment because they were familiar with both. >> i hope they're caught. >> reporter: detectives are working on several leads this afternoon. elizabeth. >> okay, thank you, anne in pleasant hill. >>> well, no matter where you go in the bay area, people sure seem to be talking about it. our unseasonably cool summer. tracy humphrey sho

good morning. >> hi, natalie. still have 100% track record. >> yay! >> so let's keep this going. today we have four more fabulous mutts, but they're in desperate need of a little makeover. it's the dog days of summer, and animal care and control in new york city where we have four more wonderful pooches up for adoption. first, meet this caramel curlicue named rusty. >> rusty is a 4-year-old poodle. >> cute little guy. there are eyes under there. you see them? the wonderful thing about poodles is they don't shed. >> right. exactly. >> he's so friendly. and he's in good shape. >> in good shape, yes. playful, very active. >> oh, he's active. from a proper pedi to a black and white special. are you a little bored? >> boredom. he's 2 years old. we found him as a stray but he is neutered so that means at one point he was owned. >> i cannot believe a beautiful dog like this just wandering around the streets. >> a little grooming, but otherwise, healthwise, he's in good shape. >> and this is a breed that of course, will b

. >> reporter: natalie says a couple of people were actually tased. the robbers then took some electronics and took off. >> our roommate, he actually chased him and got most of the license plate number. >> reporter: something similar to 4tez960. the vehicle driven by a third man was a brown or champagne colored late model suv resembling a chevy. the robbers are described as white and in their 20s. one was tall and thin with dark hair, the other short and heavy set. they were wear ski masks at the time. police believe they knew one of the victims. >> he wasn't able to identify him by looking at him but we -- there is information in this case and investigation that makes us believe the suspects targeted this individual and apartment because they were familiar with both. >> i hope they're caught. >> reporter: this is a relatively young community right by diablo valley college so there are a lot of folks concerned around here. but detectives say they are working on several leads this evening. anne makovec, cbs 5, pleasant hill. >>> an off-duty federal age

natalie? >> loma linda, california.lombia say a colombian passenger jetliner crashed while landing on the resort island of san andres. 135 people were onboard, there are injuries and one person was killed. >> survivors in pakistan say international aid is not coming quickly enough following the worst flooding there in history. 29 million people were affected by the floods that began two weeks ago. >>> officials in boston are now investigating how the suspected craiglist killer was able to commit suicide in jail. former medical student philip markoff was found dead sunday morning. he was awaiting trial for the murder of a woman he met through an on-line classified ad and the armed robbery of another. >>> new concerns today in the gulf of mexico as the shrimp season gets underway. many louisiana shrimpers are worried about the oil spill and the impact on the shrimp populati population. >>> gas prices are up four cents a gallon in the last three weeks according to the lundberg survey. the average price for regular is $2.77

the counter terror operation in the region was ineffective and only cause civilian deaths on the natalishe's military analyst believes the afghan leader is trying to block u.s. efforts to beat corruption and drug production in the standoff between desired and general betray us. president has scored again. in his incipient battle against the american anti-corruption efforts first time his eyes scored when he completely blocked and stalled they investigation all he's chief of national security council and the second time just recently when he can sell it they did he has the momentum again the american anti-corruption drive in afghanistan and he not only if voided the american pressure but in a way he should go to the americans in afghanistan and instead of reversing his decision against the handed. corrupt officials instead he fired one of the senior prosecutors in afghanistan demonstrating to afghans to americans and to the whole world that he is in charge not only of drug production but corruption as well right now this standoff is coming to a head again it's opened up an opportunity to

authorities are now bracing themselves for heavy storms expected to strike the area this weekend as artie's nataly reports. the burning area has shrunk by thousands of hectares throughout the country in the past twenty four hours and states of emergencies have been lifted in several regions in washing however the overall situation is of course still devastating as many villages have been burnt down completely and thousands of people have been left without homes over fifty people have been killed in the blazes wide now we are some two hundred kilometers away from war and this is the area that one of there is that have suffered the most from the far as. you can probably see the completely burned down forests here right now russian military is helping farming to tackle the blazes are very important task of the russian government right now is to protect the country's strategic objects such as military bases and nuclear plants and all foreigners in those regions contaminated by the nine hundred eighty six chernobyl nuclear disaster have been extinguished by now as they have been concerns that they coul

correspondents in georgia natalie overcover in south ossetia well coming up later today our special report looks at the role of the media in the georgia or by president mikhail saakashvili. one of the key elements of democracy. which is so uncomfortable for me or for. who pays for the new. how dependent is this independent media. and who is behind the t.v. story. george media. and reality on. hiroshima is marking sixty five years since it was devastated by a us launched nuclear attack it was in the final days of the second world war that the u.s. dropped the bomb more than one hundred forty thousand people died either in the blast or due to radiation poisoning while there was a surprise at this year's i'm sorry but i was but u.s. sent a representative the first time that's ever happened un secretary general ban ki moon was also there to commemorate the anniversary and this trip was his first of the event as well now despite this international attention there is still a group of victims in japan but only now getting the help and recognition that they deserve. thomas says in hiroshima and se

heat wave that spot the blazes has left moscow suffocating under a blanket of heavy small parties nataly nova cobras in the heart of the capital and peter all of it has been looking into a fire at a military base. we have heard from the military and they've confirmed that there was a fire however saying that this fire took place not where the. equipment was worth so much money where these airplanes were put in a place where pollard where in vehicles were being stored over the stands at the moment no genesis been able to get in to actually to see what has been destroyed by those fires all around russia many places that people just can't go to try and find out what is happening because the pie is are so severe also in central russia it is an ongoing military firefighting operation to try and make sure that the flames don't get too close to a major new chiller facility in that area. the situation in several for remains tense we are still working there there is enough machinery and people in the region and we are bringing in more firefighting squads with high tech equipment that we only rece

wave that sparked the blazes has left moscow suffocating under a blanket of having small parties nataly novack over there is in the heart of the capital for us tonight and pedro all of his been looking into the fire at a military base. we have heard from the military and they've confirmed that there was a fire however saying that this fire took place not with the. equipment was worth so much money where these airplanes were but in a place where hardware in vehicles were being stored however as it stands at the moment no genesee been able to get in to actually to see what has been destroyed by those fires all around russia many places that people just can't go to try and find out what is happening because the by is are so severe also in central russia in the south of region there's an ongoing military firefighting operation to try and make sure that the flames don't get too close to a major nuclear facility in that area both a state of emergency has been called in seven russian regions we've seen over forty people killed so far in these and these fires across the country more than three

natalie roshto. >> when did your husband start working at transocean? >> september, 2006, i think. >> what was his position at the time? >> he was a forehand. >> did he hold any other positions prior? >> he started off as an ordinary seamen. he went to our roustabout for redneck. -- a rough back. >> they know when he became? >> about a year and a half prior to that. >> you know what his schedule was for the deep water? >> three weeks. >> did when he was scheduled to come back? >> he would have come home wednesday, the 21st, april 21 aired -- -- april 21. his overtime would have started wednesday. >> did know if he received any awards were to the transocean? >> he received an award in 2008 for spotting a drop docket. they awarded him for stopping a job. >> how often did you speak to him about his job? >> on a daily basis. >> when he was offshore, as well? >> mmhmm. >> did you speak to him how many times a day? >> most, just once a day. >> provided your testimony, i'm not point to ask you any detailed questions, but there were some notes that were present

across the country could reach fifteen billion dollars earlier my colleague stephanie monday spoke to natalie all of us alpha bank who gave us more on the impact of the cloud dishes on the economy furthermore she pointed out that the russian government is also losing opportunities in controlling prices using its growing reserves. well these was initial seen as a very powerful instrument which russian government might use how is a recently released c very different figures in terms of size of the these reserves because in july number fishel experts were talking about twenty twenty last million tons in the reserves at the most recent an independent as soon as give us just mind million tons so i would say the gap is an imaging and also not a garment and then to distribute thought it was part of this fund directly to the old russian regions so this will definitely we've gone in possibility to intervene on the local market and to control prices then in whatever if we turn out to inflation what's your forecast for this year inflation this is devil the key indicator which probably will be visible ve

natalie roshto. >> when did your husband start working at transocean?>> september, 2006, i think. >> what was his position at the time? >> he was a forehand. >> did he hold any other positions prior? >> he started off as an ordinary seamen. he went to our roustabout for redneck. -- a rough back. >> they know when he became? >> about a year and a half prior to that. >> you know what his schedule was for the deep water? >> three weeks. >> did when he was scheduled to come back? >> he would have come home wednesday, the 21st, april 21 aired -- -- april 21. his overtime would have started wednesday. >> did know if he received any awards were to the transocean? >> he received an award in 2008 for spotting a drop docket. they awarded him for stopping a job. >> how often did you speak to him about his job? >> on a daily basis. >> when he was offshore, as well? >> mmhmm. >> did you speak to him how many times a day? >> most, just once a day. >> provided your testimony, i'm not point to ask you any detailed questions, but there were some notes that were presente

scarlett, angelina, natalie? nope, it's this woman. we'll tell you who she is "today," tuesday, august 17th, we'll tell you who she is "today," tuesday, august 17th, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> welcome to today on this tuesday morning. i'm meredith vieira. >> and i'm matt lauer. just as u.s. combat forces are preparing to leave iraq, one of the deadliest attacks of the year rocks that nation's capital city. >> a man detonated an explosive laden vest as people lined up outside an iraqi army recruitment center. the scene there has been described as chaotic and bloody. body parts strewn everywhere. the death toll has climbed steadily throughout the night. we're going to go live to richard engel in baghdad straight ahead. >>> and nicole bobek was one of the most celebrated athletes in u.s. figure skating back in the 1990s. she was a national champion by the age of 18 with endorsement guys and a promising future. then her life began to spiral out of control and on monday she was sentenced for her involvement in a

hey, natalie, good morning. >>> good morning. for the first time we're getting a remarkable look at the conditions these miners could face for the next four months and despite everything they appear in incredibly good spirits. these are the new and surprisingly clear images from a dark and cut off world more than half a mile below the earth's surface. chanting in solidarity the 33 trapped miners record messages for their loved ones on a camera sent down from above. "i am here, mother," he says. "i am okay, my friends," says another. battling extreme heat, trapped underground, the miners appear shirtless but they still smile and wave with gusto. they give a tour of their tight corridors for the whole world to see. it's a rare glimpse at what life is like for the men trapped 22 days in a 600-square-foot chamber. some gather around this table to play dominos, a welcome distraction from the waiting that may last until their expected christmas rescue still four months away. up at the surface loved ones gather at what is being called c

natalie sat down with brian and jenny, who star in a reality show called "raising sextuplets." see that it is just a little taste of hell. >> this morning, getting a little busy here. we first met brian and jenny more than three years ago. i feel like i'm in my own reality show. >> you didn't know you were the new cast member? >> hey. don't hit her. >> i know you've had your challenges. are you enjoying the show? this is your last season doing it, right? thursday nights, season two, 10:00. how is it now? you've had some -- >> hey, hey. no. >> take two more, if you want. >> they're beautiful children. >> jimmy: yeah, that's -- a through g. they're beautiful. now double that, add two kids, subtract a husband, that's what it's like to be the octo-mom. forget teaching teens abstinence. show them that video and i think you have it covered. this is fascinating. yesterday, tmz posted this photograph of lebron james holding hands in prayer with a rabbi. receive, now it makes sense. lebron went to miami to become jewish. get the garden shears, we've got a serious circumcision on our han

it didn't go to natalie portman, it went to her. we'll talk more about her this morning.y together. can that be a bad thing? >> she is a little bit of football reallity. first we want to check in with our weather royalty. lonnie quinn standing by with a final check of the weather. >> i have the royal family here of weather. what is your name? >> meredith benson. >> this is the weather royalty thing here. tell me the deal. you're involved with weather how? >> well, i was a weather forecaster down in texas for the cbs of a t >>> up high, my friend. i hope you're having a great day wherever you are. >>> a new report from the american cancer society finds cancer costs more in lost lives and productivity than aids and other deadly diseases. one group trying to do something about that is stand up to cancer. and among those raising funds and awareness include ethan zohn, the winner of "survivor: africa." he recently battled hodgkin's lymphoma. also with us this morning marge lees who says stand up to cancer saved her life. and this is the first time we've seen you with hair in a

. >> the board will call on this natalie roshto. -- ms. natalie roshto. will you please rise and raise your right hand. a false statement given to the united states government is punishable by [unintelligible] -- do you solemnly swell -- desalt lease for the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you. be seated. before we began asking you questions, the board wants to express your -- want to express our deepest sympathy for a lot of your -- wants to express our deepest sympathy to the loss of your husband. we're fully committed to do all we can to obtain information that will prevent occurrence of a similar incidents. is it ok for the board members to refer to your husband [unintelligible] quest -- [inaudible] >> could you state your full name and spell your last? >> natalie roshto. >> thank you para >> when did he start working at transocean? >> september, 2006, i think. >> at time of the incident of what was shane's position? >> you as a roughneck forehand. >> did he hold any other

we're seeing it in places like natali. and we're seeing it in places like marjah. it's been slower and tougher than we anticipated. but test g but it's getting better every day. we're seeing it in gradually improving security in the area around kandahar. it will take time. it will be tough. we're going to take casualties. we have warned about this for months that this summer would be very difficult for us. i think there are tangible signs that this approach is working. this strategy is working. the key thing to remember is, the full surge is not even all in afghanistan yet. and will not be until the end of august. so this surge over the last few months is only beginning to take effect. >> what i think a lot of people maybe don't get is that the afghan people still want the american forces there. and the latest abc poll shows that 68% of the afghan people want the american forces still there. do you think that there has been an opportunity missed or should there be an opportunity seized by yourself, maybe by the president, to go out and speak to the american people

natalie, can you put two fish in the pond? >> yup. are there two fish in the pond? >> yup. >> yes. thank you. >> i'd like to point out she's doing three things that are brilliant. the first, which is another example of learning from other people, is she's figured out a lot of what goes into this counting routine. she's got the first three words at least in order, she's pointing to objects at the right time and so forth. second of all, she's figured out that when she's asked for one, she should put her small exact number system to work and produce exactly one object. she's also learned that when she's asked for another one of those words that you use when you're counting, she should put her large approximate number system to work and produce a bunch of things. what she hasn't figured out yet is how does she integrate what she knows about large numbers and what she knows about small numbers in a systematic rule- bound way to yield the natural number concepts that she'll need in school, and that we are using... that seem to come so naturally to us. and the fascinating story is this is

"miss mexico" jimena navarette the new miss universe crowned last night in las vegas with our own natalie morales hosting. congratulations to her. back to matt, ann and al. beautiful. >> probably will make her way to the plaza the next couple of days, i would imagine. >> i would think so. >> debra was a judge. >> she's here this morning and we can get the lowdown. >> the red-eye. >> whatever the lowdown is. >> al, welcome back. >> thanks a lot. the tale of two coasts out west the heat is back. palm springs, 115, phoenix, 111, san francisco is going to get to 92 degrees with heat advisories, record to near records in central california, even the pacific northwest 6 to 12 degrees above normal. but in the east on this unseasonably cool day only in the upper 60s to low 70s, temperatures from 5 to 12 degrees below normal from boston to washington, d.c. >>> good morning to you. i'm kris sanchez here. san francisco will be one of the cool spots for the day but still very warm. let's look at a heat advisory in effect until 8:00 tonight for all of the counties in the bay area. this morning, temper

. >> out on the plaza with tamron hall, natalie morales and al roker.th dangerous skin infections. from the shared mats, shared equipment and towels, yuck. after they're laundered but you never know. >> can i borrow your towel? >> awkward moment. >> let me use your sweat band. >> did you drink out of this cup? >> we're going to tell you what to watch out for and don't share towels, obviously. >> rule number one. >>> and a look at if it your sex drive is running on empty. just the reading of this, but nonetheless it should be something you could openly talk about. it could be the result of something related to exhaustion, dealing with the kids and work. we're going to take a look at how actually sex can improve your health and re-energize things with assistance. >> lots to get to. let's go inside, carl quintanilla is in while ann is taking some time off. he's over at the news desk. good morning. >>> good morning, everybody. some new figure this is morning show the nation's unemployment rate holding steady last month at 9.5%. that's unchanged from the mon

i'm al roker along with natalie morales and carl quintanilla.ay. >> we'll show you ten things you need to know about shampoo from buying salon brands to the drugstore to home remedies like lemon and mint. we'll tell you what difference those things make. the answer could literally be at your fingertips. i woke up this morning saying, am i really doing this right? i've been watching my own hair since i was 30. >> who was doing it before? >> that was a joke. >> since 30. wow. >> okay. plus, if you want to dress up your wardrobe for fall but you don't want to spend a lot of money, some fabulous and really affordable jewelry that will complement any outfit. >>> all right. and then we'll catch up with super bowl winning coach tony dungy. he knows how to translate his approach from the football field to life. and the importance of one-on-one mentoring. >> can't say that enough. you have a check of the weather for us. >>> let's take a look and show you what's happening for tropical storm colin. 40-mile-per-hour winds. it is zipping along west-northwest

rumors are rampant about the co-stars, natalie port man and ellen paige may have a shot at the tattooooking for an unknown for the part. >> i hope not a well known girl. i hope it's someone who's new and startling. >> reporter: shooting is set to begin this fall when fans will meet the young actress whose foot fits this glass slipper of a role. >> i love the european movie myself, so -- but i'll go to the american version as well. >> hollywood insiders believe a decision could come any day now, and i hope they're right because production is scheduled to begin shortly after labor day. >> you want to have someone in that role before production starts. >> wardrobe is key. well, that's interesting. so bond is going to be the male lead? >> we're looking at james bond and we hear robin wright is in to be the lead male's love interest, erica berger. lots of people have read the books. -- >> interesting they're hoping for an unknown because, i mean, the name itself -- the book, obviously, big enough to bring people in. interesting -- and this could really launch someone's career. >> it remind

natalie perfectman turned it down, ellen page, four unknown actresses. >> for the real person that neverhat is the one thing they need to do before the summer. >> if you've already spent too much time on the beach, maybe you're pinkish, it's a video game, the best thing to do inside. star craft 2 is a sequel, military, science fiction strategy game. i've got to warn you, harry, it's very addictive. you could easily lose 411 hours on this thing. if you've got some disposable time in august, star craft 2. >> very good. always a pleasure to see you. thank you for stopping by. now let's find out what to buy with erica. >> harry, thanks. if you're missing we'll know where you are. summer is a great time to catch red hot sales and save a lot of money starting this weekend. amy goodman, senior editor of "all you" magazine with bargains and where to find them. it starts this weekend. what has become a ritual at the end of summer, there are tax-free holidays. >> that's right. 17 states across the great united states are offering tax-free. if you live in one of those states you save on taxes as we

natalie? ♪ what's going on >> thank you, al. this morning the schizophrenic shopper.tore for toothpaste and soap could be toting the latest iphone or designer bag? well here to explain the rising trend and the psychology behind it is diane brady and psychotherapist robby ludwig. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> diane, let me ask you first, the schizophrenic consumer. what does that mean? what are the signs? it sounds like a lot of people i know. >> we're seeing an odd situation where we're seeing dollar stores and walmart do very, very well. but then we're seeing record earnings for apple, for starbucks because of frappuccinos, mercedes. so we're basically seeing people skimping on things that maybe that don't matter to them, they're moving down the food chain, feeling anxious. but yet, they're going out and splurging at the same time. >> still, though, they're managing to save money, though, as we saw from the latest statistics, right? so there is some good news to this as we're saving. question is where are they making the cuts? >> exactly. the savings rates

during school hours the speed limit on dana avenue between hester and natalie avenues will now be 15 miles per hour instead of 25 miles per hour. >> time now 8:24, a new survey shows many drivers know nothing about about a very for safety feature in their carpenters. look at this symbol, you know what that is? that is the warning sign that lights up when one or more of your tires below 25% have the recommended air pressure. the sometime is required in all vehicles beginning with 2008 model year, yet 46% of drivers have no idea what that is. 14% thinks well it's for some other problem. now you know. >> now you know because i saw it a few months ago in my car and you have no idea. oh my gosh i've got a flat tire. it is helpful to let you know. >> sure. >>> let check in with sal to tell undertakes more about muni metro delays in san francisco. sal. >> tori and dave we're hearing a lot of reports from people are stuck on the trains. this is why i believe twitter is a great thing. people tweeting me things saying they are stuck on this train and that train. according to the reports we hav