this is out on the navajo reservation in southern utah. this is part of a structure that's about, i'd say, 300 rooms running along the back side of this canyon, a little village, small city, something. artifacts everywhere. one of the walls had fallen out, revealing the floor that had been packed in there, hundreds of years of people using the same floor just pushing down the dirt so that there are pieces of woven -- of braided string sticking out of the floor everywhere and arrowheads and broken pottery and i realized when i came up against the stack of this trash pile i put my head against it and looked along it. i could see it was covered with hair. people in that room had been combing their hair for hundreds of years and it had been landing on the floor. and then new floors are built on top of that and new floors and i ran my hand across, just barely across, the front of this and i could feel the hair of people who had been there and i was there with a navajo guy that i know who just was creeped out by this. because there's a certain h

it will be against southern utah and usc.ll have six regional feeds and initially, washington will be nationally televised. >>> you know what, pam and i grew up with the pack 10 and people who are oiler grew up with the pack 8 and... >> we will get used to it. >> let's go and take a look at the commute now, 880 north in southbound hose -- southbound, lawrence expressway, not a big traffic problem, san mateo and sum bart, it is a nice drive. speaking of the east bay, usually we have a crowd of 15 and getting to the airport, that traffic is getting a long well. speaking of sports fans, hello steve. >> i remember when they added arizona state. >> thank you. >> we have some low clouds and yesterday it was a big fog bank and it is more confined to the san mateo to santa cruz, steve. >> you do 300 of these and they all merge together. we will go 81 toll and cop cord downtown, so temperatures are coming up to the much of a delta breeze, upper 70s, a couple of north bay, high pressure builds in for two days, there is a little him the

the daily -- the daily cal reports the games will be against nevada, southern utah and usc.ames against ohio state and washington they will be shown nationwide >>> 7:47. a wildfire that's burned nearly 92 square miles in northern colorado is now 50% contained. but at least 189 homes have been destroyed near fort collins and that's the most in the state's history. investigators believe lightning sparked the fire ten days ago. and full containment is expected today for a wildfire burning in san francisco county. it began sunday afternoon near campo. right now it's burned more than 900 acres and destroyed more than one home. last week, the fire forced evacuations and closed schools. the fire is 75% contained. >>> calfire is conducting training today in the santa cruz mountains. firefighters use what's called a sand table yesterday. look at this. this is in los gatos. that helps crews how to learn better with other crews that they can't see. yesterday's training also included targeted helicopter water drops. the training wraps up by tomorrow. >>> one of san francisco's best know

. >> this is not a political issue or a handful of southern states in utah that care about it. this is really important in terms of the respect for law enforcement, respect for rule of law. congress' responseability to ask questions. if there were auz on operation like this, you would come down hard on me. it's my job to ask how this would happen and what guarantees do we have that it never happens again? mr. boehner will have a steel spine. mr. boehner gets the facts ahead of time. coming to this conclusion he came to over the weekend. once he made up his mind, he will go this route, the attorney general bet procedure vide documents or he will go down in history and not a way he wants. >> greta: you said your background, viewers may have forgotten you were a former federal prosecutor to enlighten that. thank you, sir. >> here is what president obama said to spark a fire storm. >> we created 4.3 million jobs in the last two, 27 months. over 800,000, just this year alone. the private sector is doing fine. where we see weaknesses is in the economy. >> sean: now three days late --

after initially telling police she lives in southern california, she later reveals a utah driver's licenser, she tells inspector walsh she is actually living upstairs. >> tonight where are you going to go? >> tonight? >> yeah, when -- tonight when the massage parlor closes, where are you going to go? where are you going to sleep tonight? >> tonight? let me over there, next door. >> next door? >> yeah. in the apartment over there. >> oh. >> yeah. >> but after confronting the girl about luggage found at the massage parlor, a fellow masseuse makes a third claim, that she is just visiting and arrived last night. >> how long have you worked sneer. >> she came yesterday. >> just yesterday? >> yeah. yesterday. >> i have permit. >> do you have a permit? license? >> once of the officers thinks he recognizes her from an earlier inspection where they found her hiding in a hidden basement accessed bay 18 by 18 inch hole in the floor at a different parlor. >> one of those girls seems really nervous. >> yes. she was the very one we saw at the pigeon hole the last time. >> the team calls in a vietnamese

if you're down in the southeast especially southern georgia, northern florida, strong storms today as the cold front dips. very windy in utah nevada and wyoming. afternoon showers in new england. we'll deal with more downpours tomorrow in florida. doesn't look like the weather pattern will change much around the country. if you're watching us in chicago, illinois, learn about your favorite candies at sweet home chicago, the history of america's candy capital at the elmhurst historical museum. that's your event of the day. we're going old school candy. >> i don't know if it was old school. >> sugar daddy. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. we got a peek at lindsay lohan as liz taylor. lifetime released the first official shot of her playing taylor. grant bohler plays richard burton. by the time the movie premiers later this year probably going to be difficult to live up to all this hype. we'll continue to hype it up. >> jury selection started in new orleans in a lawsuit in which steven baldwin is suing kevin costner. together they invested an oil separating device used during the bp clean

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including southern parts of california, nevada, utah, colorado, and the state of wyoming and you cantle bit of that spilling into parts of the central plains across western portions of nebraska. a lot of dry conditions out here. the reason why it is so windy we have an approaching cold front in that system and ahead of you that you strong winds from the southwest not a lost moisture today but a little bit less than yesterday. but, the thunderstorms as we know that is bad news across the region when it is so dry because if you get lightning, that could spark up while fire and our computer models print out strong winds monday and tuesday but thing people to die down late in tuesday into wednesday so that will help out. and we could be looking at the slightly cooler temperatures because that front. so that is a little bit of good news but not the greatest. >>gregg: we will take whatever we can get. thank you, maria. >> governor romney, today, calling president obama's new policy to allow some young illegal immigrants to stay right here in the united states a "politically motivated decis

forehead from colorado to wyoming and eastern utah and new mexico but will bring little rain and lightning may spark more wildfires and heat spread from the southernins across the southeast. isolated severe thunderstorms are likely from eastern iowa to michigan. and in the south -- in south florida area, the pacific northwest will see some showers. >>> in sports this morning, a big night for texas left fielder david murphy at home against the tigers he hit a tlel hundred homer in the second inning. later he smacked a solo shot on his way to a 4 for 5 night with four rbis. the rangers led all the way held by ian kinsler two-run homer in the fourth. rangers beat detroit 13 hen 9. >>> chase utley homered in his first at-bat of the season coming off the dl. the pirates had some pop too. michael mchenry's three-run shot gave them the lead in the second. in the eighth, andrew mccutchen, two-run homer here put pittsburgh up 11-7 and that would be the final. >>> in baltimore, the visiting angels, torii hunter yanked a home run into the left field seats in the first. play of the day, though, came in the bottom of the inning. a leaping over the fence grab b

utah and nevada as well. there are still very great recipe for critical fire weather. so do be aware of the flammable items. now we have a stationary front stretching from the southern plains all the way towards the mid-atlantic and along this front severe thunderstorms could erupt. we're talking about large hail, damaging winds and tornadic activity still not ruled out. i know that in arklatex yesterday there was few tornado touchdowns, but do not rule out those possibilities yet for your tuesday. for your monday, excuse me. oklahoma city at 33 degrees. still reaching up pretty high there. but toronto and new york, a couple of 17s. so cool out there. los angeles at 22. quickly looking at europe, we have got low pressure system impacting areas, especially the balkans where severe thunderstorms could erupt. temperaturewise, rome at 23, cool in london at 14 degrees. here's your extended forecast. >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us on nhk world. .

warnings in effect this weekend across parts of nevada, utah, colorado and parts of the plains, like western portions of nebraska and also southerned flag warnings in effect out here and fire weather watches, meaning conditions are favorable for wildfires, to spread rapidly, if they get sparked up. now as far as the wind it will be the big concern that weekend, where you see the dark shading in blue is where we can see wind gusts in excess of 50 miles per hour, and we are expecting stwroingdz, tonight, also into tomorrow, and, even as we kick off the work week on monday, a prolonged period of time foresome for some of these areas, along the southwestern part of the u.s., as a strong frontal boundary will push eastward increasing the wind and there is a little moisture across central and eastern colorado and down through new mexico and there is not a lot of moisture with the storm systems and will not put out any wildfires and if anything, we could see lightning from the storms that could spark up new fires, a lot to keep a close eye on here across the southwest. >> heather: and we depend on you to do that, maria molina, live from

utah. there is a book coming out in august? >> there's a book coming out in august that is one of my favorite things in the world. it is southernado, it is a little bit post- apocalyptic, but not in that sort of negative and driveway, but the way that most of these books are. he is a wonderful person who is very smart. there is another book coming in november. one of the best things he has written. the best he has. i can't say too much about the plot. it appears to be this young woman is the main character. it is one of the books that you talk about it too much, it gives you away and gives away the whole book. but i will say that it is the most stunning book about novels and their importance that i think ever read. one more that is coming out really later, i think maybe a new book called benediction. he is a gentleman who wrote plainsong. it is just beyond wonderful. the best piece of work ever written. >> is their book that you can read? >> there's a book that i can't wait to read. it is coming out in october. all of us just can't wait. there is another one, and for those of you in new york, it is called new york and master. i