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>>vicki: firefighters in southern mexico are still trying to get control of a fire there. of hundreds have been evacuated and 40 mi. has been charged are ready. >>da: will your watching as a drug deal in progress. the entire transaction lasted no more than a 15 seconds under the watch of an observant new birth pushing her baby in a stroller. fifth >> they waited for the hearts of full of sand at the exchange floor was for its disinflate the drugs for money. some >> the exchange half of the drive for health. neighbors have install surveillance cameras open to try to temper their grandparents off fat netflix 5 >> neighbors have circulated a video hope and that someone will recognize the car, driver or the teens. >>vicki: and to roll over crashed in oakland shutdown to lanes this afternoon. >>vicki: and the coast guard has suspended its search for a man who slept with a is can tell into the water. >>brian: temperatures in the '80s and '90s for most of the second. cason oakland and hayward. fifth thoughtful oxford for ... [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian m

it is traveling of the coast of guatemala and could be hitting southern mexico within the next 48 hoursit may even make landfall east of allocable go -- east of allocable go as a hurricane. the current weather pattern is looking a lot more quiet. we have a lot more clouds to our east. over ocean city, where people are on the boardwalk, lots of sunshine. a few more clouds may move in there through the afternoon. most of maryland is under sunshine right now. with the counter clockwise flow around this, we're getting the on-shore flow around the ocean. that is making it a little bit crazy. those clouds will stick around for the next day. this will give us with sunshine into the next couple of days and will also steer this next storm system up to the north and that keeps us dry through the weekend. you can see what is happening here. the satellite picture is showing a better look at area of low pressure. we should clear out as we head to the weekend. 23 miles per hour at ocean city. 22 at the airport. a little breezy through the afternoon. that is causing a small craft advisory through the

another is running in a southern mexico, new mexico county >> breaking news out of san francisco, at least one person was hurt when this tree toppled into traffic in the sunset district. at least two cars have been hit by a tree. the tree has been moved to the side of the road but traffic is still moving slowly. a man assaultive following the bay to breakers run three weeks ago has died. the only description of the suspect says that they were in costume just like thousands of others. police are turning to social media to find the attackers >> it happened in golden gate park, they were celebrating the end of the bay to breakers. everyone seemed to be having a good time until a man was punched and eventually died. police say someone in the race may know who killed him. san francisco police are casting a wide net on the internet. >> we are actively seeking the public's health in making this case >> any one of these people may have assaulted stephen martin. >> social media may become a crime fighting tool in what is becoming a murder investigation. stephen martin from santa clara became

. >> the blaze is one of 19 large fires burning in the west, another in in southern mexico has burned through more than 200 homes and buildings. protesters welcome jimmy diamond to the capitol hill this morning. lawmakers questioned the ceo of j.p. morgan chase about his firm's $2 billion loss from risky trades. he apologized for the massive trading blunder and said that no customer or taxpayer money was affected. >> we can never say that we will not make mistakes, in fact we know that we will make mistakes, we do believe that this was an isolated events. >> diamond also said that bank executives responsible for the loss will have some of their pay taken back by the company. another alleged victim takes the stand in the child sexual abuse trial against a former penn state coach. the victim now 25 told the court that jury sandusky threatened him saying that he would never see his family again if he reported the abuse. the father of the key witness, former coach mike cleary, also testified today saying that his son was upset after he saw jerry sandusky in the shower with a young boy. ju

firefighters in southern mexico are battling a wildfire that has grown to nearly four hundred square miles. it is the largest wildfire -- largest wildfire in recorded state history. jury selection is set to begin tomorrow in the trial against former penn state football coach jerry sandusky. the request was that denied to five of the eight accusers to keep their identity quite during the trial. lawyers had hoped to protect the alleged victim from any further harm. the judge ruled today that there would be no electronic communication during testimony. sandusky is charged with sexually abusing 10 boys he met through charity. he has repeatedly denied the allegations. cracks are real-life legal drama being played out in a new orleans court room involving two well-known hollywood actors. the jury got underway in a federal lawsuit involving stephen baldwin and kevin costner. baldwin is suing kevin costner over the cleanup device after the 2010 oil spill in the gulf of mexico. ball and claims he was duped out of shares in an $18 million deal with bp. >> george zimmerman is back in jail tonig

>>darya: firefighters are trying to get a handle on this wild fire in southern mexico. it has damaged or destroyed 36 structures. this fire is in the lincoln national forest. >>justine: we have the latest on the jerry sandusky trial. the prosecution team, the alleged victims and witnesses are all inside of the courtroom as a jury of seven women and five men are about to hear opening statements in the child sex abuse case. he denies allegations including charges that the attack children inside of the penn state football team showers and at his own home. many of the elected victims are expected to testify for the prosecution. i will be back at 7:00 a.m. with an update. >>darya: will there be a new iphone? we could find out today. apple has plans to unveil something of its annual conference in san francisco that gets under way today. the worldwide developer's conference is where they develop new products. the new ceo will take the stage and. fans are saying they could show of updated software in provide more details on future releases of mac software. >>darya: tiger woods

>>darya: firefighters are trying to control a major wildfires in southern mexico.one has damaged 36,000 structures since it began on friday. so far hundreds of people are out of their homes because of this. >>darya: parts of the florida panhandle are struggling to deal with flooding theory if they have to much rain. record rainfall damaging homes and shutting down roads in pensacola. many people have had to go to shelters to escape the rising waters. red cross disaster teams are fanning out around the region trying to reach the people who need help. more rain is on the way for them. >>james: in the bay area we are dealing with the opposite. a lack of moisture. here is a look at temperatures. a red flag warning in the east bay hills. temperatures right now in the upper 50s and low 60s. 68 already in antioch. temperatures this afternoon, 70's and 80's. by the afternoon at the red takes over. it will be hot today and the slightly cooler tomorrow. by wednesday, the inland communities will get some relief. kuala look for things to mellow out on wednesday. we will keep t

the colorado fire just west of fort collins giew for more than 31 square miles and in southern new mexicorew for more than 31 square smiles -- mild and in southern new mexico. >> the ask the weather guy we'll be related to fighting forest fires. will is looking at me. >> no, no. >> you hate me now. i know you do. >> i'mm jealous, you mean? >> yeah, because i have the jacket off. >> we're reliving yesterday's high temperature here in the studio. we are down to 72 degrees. so it is not terribly cool out. it is warm and rather humid to start your day. it won't be as hot as yesterday. we'll still be looking at high temperatures in the upper 80s to about 90 this afternoon. 74 in quantico. a little better as you get north and west of the city. martinsburg, currently 62 degrees. it is not terrible north and west but not terribly comfortable either. our temperatures are going to warm up once again into the mid- to upper 80s as mentioned but lot of humidity out there as we have a series of frontal systems approaching from the west and a little back door cold front which will provide a few clouds a

a wildfire in southern new mexico has burned 40 square miles.easing funds to pay for fighting the blazes. winds of up to 40 mi. an hour are hampering efforts to fight the wild fires >> parts of the gulf coast from the western florida to southeast mississippi are flooded tonight after record rain on saturday. almost 22 in. of rain and a massive surge of floodwater forced authorities to declare a state of emergency. residents in low-lying areas have been advised to evacuate >> it has been quite a week and for the patients and staff at children's hospital. up next we take you behind the scenes to see what really went into moving the precious cargo miles away to a new home >> and the later another sign that summer is under way in chicago... break ar excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducing, the square sunnyd bottle. then 100 and tiny special patients and hundreds of nurses and doctors are settling into their new home >> yesterday's historic move across town was a major task that took years to plan and went off li

. >>> meanwhile a state of emergency has been declared in southern new mexico where the little bear fire has damaged or destroyed upwards of 200 homes. >>> day two of testimony in the child sex abuse trial of former penn state football coach jer ya sandusky was marked by tears and more disturbing testimony. nbc's briechb moore reports from bellefonte, pennsylvania. >> reporter: day two of the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial wrapped up with bombshell testimony from one-time graduate student mike mick mcqueacqueary. he told the judge and jury he caught sandusky with a boy. he said he heard a skin on skin slapping sund caught sandusky and a preteen boy for only a second or two. instead of going to authorities he told his father and later penn state coach joe paterno. >> he's very convincing. very clear, very sharp, very confident. >> reporter: mcqueary was bard from telling the jury what paterno said because he died and his statements are now legal hearsay. the day began with a distraught 18-year-old known as vick item number one describing what he said was his first sexual encounter with sa

hurricane carlotta is now depression carlotta but was a category 2 hurricane when it slammed into southern mexico last night ripping off roof tops, tearing down power lines, and killing two young sisters. the storm weakened significantly after it made landfall. heavy rains could still cause dangerous flash floods and mudslides. >>> an urgent plea from the mother of a man police say killed three people plus, please, turn yourself in she is asking. police in edmonton, canada think it was 21-year-old travis baumgartner who shot and killed three armored car guards during a robbery attempt. a fourth is critically injured. baumgartner works for the same armored car company as the victims. the shooting happened last night on the campus of the university of alberta. baumgartner's mother made a public plea begging her son to turn himself in before there is, quote, further blood shed. >>> what would you do? a father walks in on a man allegedly sexually abusing his child and kills the man. now dad could go to prison. we're following a developing story for you. four climbers feared dead after an avalanche on

. >>> tropical depression carlotta is expected to dump as much as eight inches in southern mexico. officials are concerned about the possibility of mudslides and flooding. the storm was a category 2 when hi came ashore last night. two young sisters were killed when their home collapsed. >> >> a manhunt is under way now for a man killing three guards. last night's shoopi ishooting h an on the campus. >>> 33-year-old lou yeng was accompanied by two other astronauts. if all goes well, her ship with dock with the orbitting space laboratory. >>> president obama's surprised decision on immigration rules is dominating political debate. effective immediately, people younger than 30 get a two-year deferral from deportation if they arrived before age 16, lived here for at least five years, be in school, have graduated or be a u.s. veteran and have no felony convictions. president obama calls the new rules fair and just, but republicans argue it is amnesty. the real world effect of these changes make a huge difference in the lives of thousands and cnn's nick valencia has one story. >> the cha

. >>> southern mexico is feeling the fury of hurricane carlotta.t least two children were killed the mother is hospitalized with injuries. it made land fall last night on the pacific coast. it tore off roofs, knocked out lights and triggered landslides. >>> more debris may be coming on shore. pieces of a japanese boat washed up on shore of washington state. they are trying to determine if it's from last year's powerful earthquake and wave. >>> we are minutes away from a historic space launch in china. they are sending a female astronaut to space. unius is in beijing watched this. good morning to you. how important is this launch for china? >> reporter: this is a very important launch for china. it's very significant moment for the chinese space program. if it goes well, china is going to become one of three countries worldwide that have been able to successfully conduct a manned space docking in addition to the united states and russia. it's the first time for china to send a female astronaut into space. the crew is aboard the spacecraft atop a car

. >>> in southern mexico, carlotta has weakened to a tropical depression.ll warnings and watches are discontinued and the storm did leave a march as a hurricane. two children were killed. carlotta continues to dump eight inches of rain through monday. >>> firefighters in larimer county, colorado are hoping for rain so they can get a handle on the high park wildfire. it has burned more than 55,000 acres and forced thousands of people from their homes. right now the fire is only 20% contained and the officials say the newest danger are scared, hungry bears so firefighters are trying to keep their distance. >>> tiger woods could be on the verge of a huge comeback. it's been four years since he won his last major title, but now he's tied for the lead at the u.s. open in san francisco. here's cnn's patrick snell. >> reporter: after three 36 holes, three-time champion tiger woods is in the share of the lead at 1 under par, this despite shooting a second round on friday that were three consecutive bogeys, he does have companies in the shape of former winners jim f

. >>> in southern mexico, carlotta now a tropical depression, but before it weakened, it unleashed fierce and dumped intense rains. the storm destroyed a clay house, killing two children. according to preliminary reports, carlotta ripped off roofs of homes, caused widespread power outages and even some small landslides. >>> and an old computer worth its weight in gold and then some. one of the few original working apple 1 computers has sold for more than $374,000. sotheby's auction house says it was only expecting to get half that. if you had bought one of the computers when they went on sale in 1976, it would have just cost you $666. >>> now a story that has a whole lot of people talking. it is a question of justice. what would you do to a man who tried to sexually assault your daughter, your 5-year-old daughter? the little girl's father took matters into his own hands. tiffany craig of cnn affiliate khou tells us what happened in the small town of schreiner, texas. >> reporter: when you hear what happened in shiner, this town will be known for more than just beer. >> everybody's been ta

. >> the victim was a southern mexico gang member, but all violence in state prison is gang related. especially where assault weapons were used. it just doesn't happen it without it being ordered or authorized by the gangs. we believe right now that it was other southerners that attackers him. he was probably in trouble for one thing or another, violating gang rules and you can hear them doing their solidarity inside the unite. we don't know what he did. hopefully we'll know in the next few days. >> it's really important to you to get somebody, you're going to get them. coming to prison made me more violent than what i was. basically, you're little piece of america but in prison. if a new yard opens up, you're going to fight for court and some tables, we're going to get our little piece for our people and secure that area. if you ain't a northerner, and you come into the areas, you're going to get stabbed. it's a whole different lifestyle in here. it can get complicated sometimes. >> san quen tin takes in 350 inmates per week, to the most violent criminals. >> take your necklace off,

. >> can't forget new mexico as well where hundreds of homes were lost there as well. tlfrjts are two others in southernew mexico. little bear is where you lost 200 homes. that's the largest in new mexico state history. >> we'll be watching tomorrow on "gma." >> in the meantime there's word of a massive search of climbers missing in an avalanche. the national park service saying almost 400 people are now searching in heavy snow and wind, we believe they're from japan, a fifth member of that team surviving. overseas, tension is building in greece where a crucial vote will reverberate in europe and in the states. could bring a volatile week in the markets. in athens, where one person in ten needs a soup kitchen for food, the election is the truth. the choice is a party that wants to stay in europe and wants greece to go their own way. the theory, it might affect banks in spain and italy. in a moment we'll be back with the unbelievable feat watched by millions right here in america last night. if you have copd like i do, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic

. >>> in new mexico, some 35 buildings have been burned by a fire that's destroyed at least 45 acres. hundreds have been forced to evacuate in southern new mexico. at least 18 large wildfires are burning in nine states. >>> jerry sandusky's child abuse trial resumes today, and prosecutors are expected to call another alleged victim to the witness stand. the trial opened yesterday with graphic testimony from a man who says sandusky molested him for years, sent him gifts and love letters. manuel gallegus reports. >> how are you feeling this morning? >> reporter: jerry sandusky spent the day in court listening to a 28-year-old man testify how the former coach sexually abused him as a teen, often in the showers on the penn state campus. in a matter-of-fact tone, the witness told jurors sandusky befriended him through his charity, the second mile, back in 1997 when he was about 13. soon, the showers they took together after exercise led to inappropriate touching and oral sex. "did you ever say don't do that to me," lead prosecutor joe mcmidigan asks. "it was never talked about ever," answered the accuser. "basically what happened there, i

meanwhile n southern new mexico, firefighters are trying to get the upper hand on a fire that has now burned about 10,000 acres there. it's a very different story, however, right now on the gulf coast. they are dealing with heavy rain fall which has caused massive flooding. the worse still isn't over. storm have already drajed county and state of emergency has been declared. people living in low-lying areas being urged to evacuate. and according to the national weather service, pence cola received 13 inches of rain in one day. it's still raining right now. let's bring in john dosh, es come bee ya florida emergency manager joining us by phone. give me an idea, the pictures make it look very devastating and very miserable for awful lot of people. how are you able to meet their needs? >> we're doing the best we can. we have some shelters open providing shelter spaces for those people who have to evacuate and we're advising all residents low lying or have flooding problems when we have heavy rains to consider going to higher ground, maybe with friends or family elsewhere in the county. so

. >>> meanwhile a state of emergency has been declared in southern new mexico where the little bear fire has damaged or destroyed upwards of 200 homes. >>> well, day two of the testimony in the child sex abuse trial of former penn state football coach jerry sandusky was marked by tears and more disturbing testimony. nbc's brian mooar reports from bellefonte, pennsylvania. >> reporter: day two of the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial wrapped up with bombshell testimony from one-time graduate student mike mcqueary. he is the only third-party witness to sandusky's alleged crimes, and he told the court he caught his coaching mentor and a boy in a locker room shower. mcqueary testified that one night in 2001 he heard a skin-on-skin slapping sound and caught a glimpse of sandusky and a preteen boy for only a second or two. instead of going to authorities, he told his father and later penn state coach joe paterno. >> he's a very convincing witness. he's very clear, he's very sharp, and he's very confident. >> reporter: mcqueary was barred from telling the jury what paterno said because the l

another massive blaze burning out of control in southern new mexico. the little bear fire has hauled up more than 6 mi. near the mountain town. it has destroyed nearly three dozen structures already and forced hundreds from their homes. high winds grounded aircraft trying to battle the blaze yesterday. crews hoping break in the weather will get them back into the air today. >> all getting statements under way in the sexual abuse trial jury sandusky. the former assistant football coach is accused of molesting 10 boys over a 15 year time span. experts say the credibility of the accusers will make or break this case. >> there really is no physical evidence, it is entirely a question of he said slashed he said. but there are a lot of victims in this case. >> the 60 year-old man faces life in jail if convicted on all counts. >> the u.s. commerce department says that secretary john rice suffered a seizure in connection with two traffic accidents in southern california. authorities say the 60 year-old we're ended a car and spoke briefly with the occupants and

a 56 square miles fire burning near the southern new mexico mountains community is now 30 percent contained. firefighters took a vantage of a break in the hot weather to build 25 mi. of containment lines yesterday and an aircraft is flying in today to bolster the aerial assault. >> i guess i can blame the winter on that, we were happy that we did not have rain but now we're paying the piper. >> it is the nice for the past couple of days but we have seen some fires and now we're getting a sea breeze and humidity levels are coming up so the fire danger is decreasing. it is getting hot again in some of the valleys. sunshine continuing as we look to mt. diablo. a breeze is showing up even in some of the valleys now and that is a sign of big changes on the way. still outside we have 82 degrees in concord and 84 in livermore and 76 degrees in san jose and 69 degrees in san fransisco. out over the bay the water is looking good starting out with some patchy fog in the bay that is long gone. mostly sunny as we head into the afternoon although there is fog and low clouds sitting near the coast line a

. >>> the enormous fire in southern new mexico has scorched almost 400 square miles. the gila national man you'll has been closed to visitors. a tough time for so many folks out west. >> hope they can get relief in the near future. >>> it is time, now, for the weather across the nation. stormy in the northwest. high winds, hail, heavy rain and flooding around portland, boise and billings. it will be windy in california and nevada. thunderstorms from the plains into new orleans, birmingham and atlanta. scattered showers in the northeast. >> cooler than normal from boston down to baltimore. mostly 90s from miami to dallas. 80s in the nation's midsection. and around 60 degrees in the pacific northwest. >>> britain's official celebration of queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne is going to wrap up today. >> last night, a big party. elton john and paul mccartney were among those in front of buckingham palace. hundreds of thousands watched as a massive fireworks display wrapped up the big night. >> prince philip wasn't there. philip who turns 92 on saturday, is suffering

. >> and southern new mexico, a 56 square mile fire damaged or destroyed more than 200 homes and cabins. there are 19 major wildfires currently burning in nine states. >>> as expected the testimony in the jerry sandusky sexual abuse trial has been graphic. more of the same expected today. yesterday a key prosecution witness said he saw the former penn state assistant football coach sexually abusing a young boy in a campus locker room. manuel gallegus has the report. >> prosecutors tried for a one-two punch in the prosecution trial of jerry sandusky. on the witness stand, one of the men at the center of the penn state scandal, former grad student mike mcqueary. in a deliberate tone, mcqueary testified he entered a campus locker room to find sandusky sexually assaulting a 10 or 12-year-old boy in the shower. mcqueary heard a skin on skin smacking sound and saw sandusky against a boy propped up against the wall. he had no doubt he was witnessing an extremely sexual act. earlier an 18-year-old accuser sobbed openly as he described being sexually assaulted by sandusky repeatedly from the tim

. >>> meanwhile in southern new mexico, another wildfire has completely burned a neighborhood in the little bear neighborhood. the governor there declared a state of emergency. the fire is about 35% contained. >> that part of our country could use some rain. we had some now but it's cleared out and leaving a gorgeous morning in store so far. >> tom kierein has more. >> we did get some beneficial rain yesterday. there's our live view from our city camera on this wednesday morning under a clearing sky. thankfully, now we, we didn't get much in the way of gusty winds yesterday afternoon from thunderstorms that did roll on through. but as we look at what has been happening over the last 12 hours. we cleared out after those showers and still some wet pavement around the region, just a few high clouds drifting over us now. out in the mountains, though, off to a clear start this morning. a quarter moon hanging in the southern sky, southeastern sky this morning. hometime forecast. right now there in the mid and upper 60s. but by mid-morning mid-70s and by noontime upper 70s. during the after

the fire in southern new mexico burned more than 37,000 acres and damaged or destroyed 224 homes and other structures. >>> take a quick break on a friday morning. coming up on the morning news, exchange program, items lost in japan's tsunami last year are returned to their rightful owners after washing up on u.s. shores. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ nespresso. where there's a grand cru to match my every mood. ♪ where just one touch creates the perfect cup. where no one makes a better cappuccino, latte, or espresso than me. and where clothing is optional. nespresso. the best cafe. yours. [ slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums >>> boy, talk about highway robbery. look at this infrared night video from romania. two thieves climb out of an suv one opens the doors of a delivery truck, while speeding along a freeway in the dark. it's like that movie fast and furious. looked inside and apparently decided there's

in southern new mexico, hundreds of residents have been chased from their homes.y a fire that's damaged or destroyed at least 224 buildings. >>> since arriving in new york with his wife and children, chen guangcheng has lived quietly on the campus of new york university. when he fled china, he had to leave behind his aging mother and family members in the village where he grew up. holly williams of sky news went there to learn how they're doing. >> chen guangcheng no longer lives in the dongshigu village. we found it guarded by men who locals said were thugs hired by the government. >> these men are refusing to identify themselves but are saying that we're not allowed into the village and we can't film here at all. chen gang change he escaped house arrest in april. we went there to find out what happened to the family he left behind. chen's older brother met with us at a secret location nearby. he told us police tortured him to discover how chen managed to escape. they handcuffed me and tied me to a chair he said. then they chained my legs together and began to be

in the meantime, strong winds grounded aircraft fighting a - 40-square-mile wildfire in southern new mexico. that blaze has burned through three dozen structures. >>> meanwhile across the country, torrential rains brought damaging floods to the southeast, particularly the florida panhandle. heavy downpours soaked pensacola with more than 13 inches of rain saturday, blocking roads and stranding residents and cars in the knee-high water. more than 100 people were forced to evacuate their homes. >>> parts of southeastern alabama were also drenched during the weekend's severe storms. we're going to find out when the rain-soaked area can expect to dry out. that's coming up in a moment in weather. >>> news this morning of a bizarre series of traffic accidents this weekend, allegedly involving u.s. secretary of commerce john bryson. the los angeles county sheriff's department reports secretary bryson was involved in two separate traffic collisions in california towns on saturday. he was found alone and unconscious and hospitalized with nonlife-threatening injuries after the second incident. author

that includes the little bear fire burning in southern new mexico, a lightning strike on june 4th is being blamed for that wild fire. yesterday new mexico's governor called for the national guard to help get the fire under control. that fire is being considered a large threat because of how close it is burning to homes. police and firefighters are urging people to leave as soon as possible. >>> police in alabama are searching for the gunman who killed three people at a party near auburn university. december monetary leonard is suspected of opening fire in an off campus apartment complex saturday night. witnesses say the violence started when several men got into a fight over a woman at a pool party. three people were shot and killed including two former auburn university football players. a current football player was injured along with two other people. >>> 4:46 is the time right now. a newark woman is recovering this morning after she was shot in the throat after driving on the freeway in richmond. police say the 57-year-old was on interstate 80 when someone opened fire. the bull l

these flames. 36 buildings and 40 square miles are now burned-in the lincoln national forest in southern new mexico. timb timber, dry grass and steep slopes are making it hard to fight the flames there. >> and with the threat of all the heat we have now on the bay area, be careful as well. >>> on the plus side, getting out there to golf, you can see is so much on the u.s. open, but other courses as well. christina, you're heading out for a charity tournament. >> yeah, on the hottest day of the year so far. really looking forward to it. of course we're supporting catholic charities of santa clara. we're going to have a really hot day to get through today, tomorrow. we're already getting very close to records. and it's still early. about four to five additional hours of warming to go. taking a live look at san jose. you can see it just looks hot looking at this picture. let's show you the temperatures. 93 in sunnyvale, living up to your name very much so this afternoon. 84 in san jose, 86 in livermore. getting nice and toasty in oakland, san francisco, where we're in the 70s. we still have four addit

meantime, a 40 square mile fire is burning in southern new mexico. crews are still working to build a line around that one which has already danged or charred 36 buildings. strong winds are keeping fire fighting aircraft grounded in that. >>> nato says it will no longer conduct air strikes in afghanistan's residential neighborhoods. that decision comes after a recent strike that killed 18 civilians actually nato investigation found coalition forces were responsible for the up intended deaths. a top u.s. commander in afghanistan has apologized. the men, women and children killed in that incident had gathered to a wedding. >>> hosni mubarak is said to be in critical but stable condition. this just a week after the former president was sent to prison to begin serving a life sentence for failing to stop the killings of nearly 900 protesters last february. officials say mubarak is suffering from high blood pressure, breathing problems and depression. >>> the white house goes into damage control mode following the pre's comments on friday about the economy

strong winds grounded firefighting aircraft at a 40 square mile fire in southern new mexico.are mile blaze in colorado. dozens of structures have been burned. 1500 people may need to leave their home, authorities warn. some 500 people have already heeded the warning and are staying at red cross shelters. the fast-moving fire has become a top priority for firefighters and emergency personnel. >> due to the size and complexity of the fire, it will go to a type one incident, the highest level of incident. i think that's driven by a number of factors. one is the size of the fire, the fact that structures are at this point damaged or impacted. >> when nature is conspiring against you like this, you've got a stiff wind in dry conditions like this, it's very tough. >> so far, one person is unaccounted for. >>> fire investigators in new york say lint trapped in a clothes drier is to blame for a fire that destroyed actor robert de niro's manhattan apartment. the fire started friday in the 15-room apartment. niro and his family were not at home at the time. neighbors noticed the flames

. >>> southern mexico feeling the fury of tropical storm carlotta. two children were killed. the girl's mother is hospitalized. carlotta made landfall last night, tore off roofs, knocks out lights and triggered landslides. >>> main hunt under way in canada for the rob of an armed vehicle in alberta. three armored car guards were killed, a fourth critically injured. police believe it was an inside job. the suspected kill, the victim's colleague. police say suspect travis baumgartner is considered articled and dangerous. >>> it's not a new phenomenon but one that is growing in the united states at a surprising rate. talking about drug cartels, which are becoming so widespread in this country that some are calling the people who run them the drug lords next door. nick has been digging on this and is here to talk about it more this morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the numbers first. >> right. the numbers are staggering. when you look at 2006 you had 50 u.s. cities infiltrated by cartels. now, if you can believe it randi, five times that much, 1300 u.s. cities infiltr

for many residents in the little bear fire in southern new mexico felt the full brunt. 224 homes are destroyed. the lightning sparked blaze start 12 days ago and destroyed everything in its path. abc news, new york. >> ama: in southern california, brush fire burning out of control near the city of beaumont. the fire has charred 2,000-acres of brush and is still growing. firefighters are also dealing with winds gusting up to 30 miles-per-hour. no injuries have been reported or structures threatened. >> president obama and mitt romney are ramping up efforts to connect with voters before the november election. unemployment topped the president's weekly address this morning, and the romney pennsygn in pennsylvania as part of his five-day bus tour. >> romney ron didn't waste any time taking shots out president obama. >> last time around as you recall his campaign slogan was, hope and change. now i think he'd like to change it to hoping to chang subject. subject. >> saturday is the sake day of the g.o.p. candidate's bus tour across six battleground states and focused own the president's rec

. >> in southern new mexico, flames scorching about 10,000 acres there. both fires 6 damaged or destroyed property. >> heather: it's just the opposite problem in the south, heavy rains causing problems along the central gulf coast. severe ghroogd washed out roads in southern alabama. nearly six inches of rain fell yesterday. more expected today in the same area sells the florida panhandle. maria has more on all of this for us. >> hi, heather and gregg, we're talking about two extremes lack of moisture out in the southwest where we have elevated fire danger and too much moisture in parts of the southeast and touch upon very shortly a severe weather risk across the center of the country. what we do have warnings in effect, most of these tomorrow morning. that is where we're going to be seeing the dry weather and warmer temperatures and gusty winds gusting up to 40 miles an hour in northern portions of california. one area we're keeping an eye on and another one is new mexico. we've been talking about basically for wildfires and warnings across new mexico fu