it is both right and wrong with respect to the arab spring. there's something very powerful about the arab spring and yet it undermines the jihadi narrative. on the operational level in various parts of countries that are undergoing the arab spring today, is more complicated. >> we have time for one more question. >> i would like to know -- you int -- if he mentioned ksm these documents? >> no, but the documents are really from 2010. no doubt, 2003 document, if they exist, there would be a mention of khalid sheikh mohammed. it is not really unusual. i did not expect to find him in the letters in 2010. the absence of ksm, to my mind, -- these are private communications related to the situation at the time of his writing or within months of writing them. >> i think we've got to wrap it up there. when is your new piece coming out? >> i believe next week. >> ok, >> it is called "the where, imitators." >> thank you for coming in and thank you very much to the entire team that helped put together this report and for the process of these things and t

frostburg and berkeley springs at 59 degrees.id 90's today for the high temperature. 90's in the potomac highlands. have an excessive heat watch effect tomorrow because the heat and humidity will combine make it feel like about 110. the heat index values up to 100 expected tomorrow afternoon. air temperatures near 100 with chance of a few thundershowers. should a small pop up, it could tomorrow.to severe >> thanks so much. new this morning, investigators startedknow how a fire barbershop in silver spring. jennifer donelan has the latest. >> that's right. someone has been targeting a spring that'slver been here almost 20 years. ebony barbershop. here's a live look at what is happening. madrid county fire marshal on the scene trying to determine the exact cause. we understand from the owner that this is suspicious. montgomery county fire marshal. someone broke the window two weeks ago. someone trieder to set the exterior of the store on fire and were not successful. the owner said that they were on needles at the time, nothing had

a fast moving wildfire roars through colorado springs forcing more than 30,000 residents to run for their lives. run for their lives. >> the whole side of the mountain is -- is on fire. that's the only way i can describe it to you. >>> decision day. the supreme court expected to rule on president obama's health care overhaul. >>> and fighting obesity. the government approves the first new diet drug in more than a decade. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, june 28th, 2012. good morning, everybody. good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. >>> it is described as surreal and a monster. the fast moving destructive wildfire burning on the edge of colorado springs has turned that city into what looks like a war zone. the waldo canyon wildfire in colorado springs is one of three major fires burning in colorado. aggressive flames rolling through colorado's second largest city and it is covered with smoke and ash. more than 30,000 people have been forced to evacuate. the fire doubled in size there yesterday. there are no official numbers. but reports estimate t

and yosemite, 72 with sunshine san diego, warm spot dry 109 in palm springs. >>> 5:49.date to a story we brought you at 11 p.m.. passengers on a cancelled air france flight bound for paris were returned to the airport this morning after they spent hours onboard their broken jet. jamie and her new husband were on that flight they boarded 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the plane never took off. they told abc7 morning news the flight was called back to the gate because of technical difficulties. >> it has been blistering hot, babies crying i've heard one lady say her daughter broke out in hives. they won't serve you anything except water. >> the passengers have been told to come back in morning to try another flight to charles de gaulle airport. a broken window in the cockpit may have been the cause of the lengthy delay. >>> san francisco's board of supervisors' president wants the city more green by reducing up in of plastic bottles. yesterday he introduced a proposal to require new and renovates buildings to have bottle filling stations, stations are being used at san francis

this business has been in silver spring for almost 20 years. this is the video from earlier this morning. this is the third incident in two weeks at the barber shop, a popular barber shop. two weeks ago someone tried to break the front glass of the store and two days later someone set fire to the exterior plans. ts. we're told that a man with a baseball bat was tried to break the window and the owner of the tattoo store saw him and chased him off. at 3:00 this morning they got the call that there was a fire inside the store and it was suspicious in nature. the owner has been on pins and needles for weeks. >> we don't want to talk about the financial and emotional. just to think how many people will be out of work, not just myself but the employees also. >> this is a rather large barbershop. there are 14 employees here. this could have been more dangerous. there is a store at the end of the strip mall and then there is a bookstore and a barber shop and a hair salon. fortunately, firefighters got here quickly and were able to get the scene under

with the hot temperatures throughout the spring, into the summer. we didn't have a lot of wet weather, the drought is spreading through the region and the gusty winds hit. unfortunately the fire near colorado springs jumped the fire lines yesterday with the strong, gusty winds, the temperatures were near 100 degrees and the firefighters had no chance. let me get you acclimated to where the fire is that's burned so many beautiful homes. here's colorado springs, interstate 25, the air force academy and pike's peak, a famous monument out there. the fire itself isn't spreading too much any more. the winds have died down, but it's very close to colorado springs and the west winds are going to be blowing the smoke into the city. we'll hope to get improvement there today, it shouldn't be as hot or as windy. for debby, the storm is heading off the coast. we're not going to be watching the flooding like we were seeing, we had incredible pictures coming out of the areas, especially northern portions of florida. where we're going to see the improvement during

colorado springs set a record high temperature today of 101 degrees. the 6,200-acre fire is only contained by 5%. do we have that video, joe? okay, well, we're going to show you later in this newscast what firefighters are up against. but -- oh, here we are. here's the video we were talking about. you can see this is one of several houses going up in flames in colorado, and again, colorado springs, which is a smaller city in the area near denver, is now being phased with flames hitting the city line. we're going to continue to follow development there is and bring you more on that later on in this newscast. >>> the east bay suburb of orinda is investigating its first murder in a decade. a woman was found dead in a home, and a suspect is already in custody. reggie, police have been called to the same home before? >> reporter: they have, for domestic-related issues, pam. now the police chief says violent crimes like this several happen in this community, and this is a shock for everyone here. investigators were collecting evidence all day at this home. t

spring no one has egypt elected its president or has the spring ended almost the same thing is happening in tunisia and in yemen there's no fruit there's just this expression of the arab spring and i really think that what we see today is an israeli spring who will pose a threat to israel now palestinians dying every day and no one protests before even if one palestinian was killed there was an outrage today three palestinians get killed or ten or twenty and nobody says anything there's not even any talk about differences within the palestinian movement with my. mind was i have been as mr minister i'd like to ask you about the abduction of eleven lebanese citizens no doubt you follow the situation closely and you disgusted with the turkish colleagues during your own prime minister's visit to turkey what is the current situation with these people who kidnapped them when will they return home to their families. with you i can only give you a very general answer because we made an agreement with turkey not to disclose the details to the media the kidnapped people are on syrian territory two

this is i-25 and colorado springs right through here, and the western edge of colorado springs.here's the air force academy right there, and don, there is the fire. let me tell you what happened last night. there was a thunderstorm on up into the jefferson county and farther to the north, right there. and that thunderstorm eventually died and put out outfull boundary which is a gust of wind, and blew the fire down the canyon. there was no fire in the canyon yesterday. it blew it straight down, and the wind continues and that is the flying w ranch. it is no longer there, and it is comple completely gone. the firefighters tried to save the structures, but blown around by 60-mile-an-hour winds and the flames and the embers were blowing farther in. and here is pis pair -- peregri and this is the area that the firefighters were working so hard to fight, and this is midnight their time, and i was still watching it and the governor out there, and i was mesmerized how terrible this fire is in that area. >> and chad, anything in the forecast to help or -- >> well, no, not really. here is

terrell. >> drew levinson in colorado springs. thank you so much. >>> florida officials say there have been seven deaths related to tropical storm debby. debby soaked northern florida with drenching, flood producing rain. more than 2 feet of water in some parts of the state. storm flooded more than 100 homes and businesses and knocked out power to thousands. officials say residents will be dealing with aftermath for weeks. much of the nation is engulfed by an you uncomfortable heat wave. hundreds of heat records have been broken this week. st. louis hit 108 yesterday. the hottest day since 1954. it was 100 degrees in chicago. the first triple digit day there since 1988. louisville hit 103, an all-time record for june. 105 in nashville. triple digit heat expected through the weekend. atlanta hit 98 but could hit 100 today. it is hot. coming up on the morning news, a court date for george zimmerman. the man charged with murdering florida teenager trayvon martin makes another case for his freedom today. this is the morning news. ing

and then i also want to ask you just in terms of the kind of cities sandy springs is do you provide all of the services all of the public services that any city does the difference is just that you hire private workers to do this it isn't that you get rid of these services it's just who you hire and how you hire people to do it. you're correct we all have the same government. municipal abuse oh morning and the from shoes that we used to poem will be used various services oh room by private companies. it's an interesting alternative as we see so many thirty's and date so financially strapped and it's not just international visitors from japan going to check out sandy springs visitors from turkey ireland finland and china have all come out to check out how that city's model works according to the mayor's office also cities around sandy springs new ones have adopted a version of the model no cure for bad management though they remind me at that and that's all we have time for thank you so much for watching and be sure to come back tomorrow and in the meantime you know you can follow me on

in colorado springs.car winning director, oliver stone visits studio 57 to tell us about his new movie, savages. that and more a little later on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. oh, i love that it is friday. have a wonderful weekend. i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com this morning, ross mirkarimi continues to fight for his job. coming up we will tell you what he confirmed and denied in his first set of testimony. >>> and why your doctay

in colorado springs battle what is now the most destructive wildfire in the state's history. one person was found dead inside a burned out house. several others are missing. nearly 350 homes are destroyed. >> our condolences to those who have lost a family member and who have lost so much. >> reporter: president obama is here today to survey the damage, and thank the army of firefighters who have been trying to get the week-long inferno under control. the president declared the scene a disaster area, clearing the way for federal aid. the costs of fighting this fire is already more than $3 million. it's been a grind for the thousands of people now living in evacuation centers, like this one. for them it is agonizing, not knowing if their homes are still standing. >> charla bertrand and her husband spent the last three nights here, sleeping on cotts. she still is not allowed to go home. >> i do understand that they have to make sure the fires are out. they were getting pretty close. >> reporter: there are reports officials believe a person started this wildfire. but the cause r

colorado springs isn't the only major city being threatened in colorado. the hills around boulder are also ablaze. in a state that is all too familiar with wildfires, this year is being called the worst fire season in colorado history. and this afternoon the white house announced that president obama will be coming out to colorado on friday to survey the damage and offer federal assistance. live in colorado springs, gina kim, nbc bay area news. >> gina, thanks so much. >>> back here at home, the clock is ticking, the deadline for governor jerry brown to sign a balanced state budget is less than seven hours away. lawmakers in sacramento finished their work today on a $92 billion spending plan that got no republican support. governor brown has until the end of the day today to sign or veto it. and the budget is dependent on voters passing the proposed sales and income tax increases in november, which recent polls show less than half of california voters support. >> his message right now is very much focused on this vote on taxes in november. so it has to be

the spring no one has egypt elected its president or has the spring ended. most of the same thing is happening in tunisia and in yemen there's no fruit there's just this expression of the arab spring and i really think that what we see today is an israeli spring who will pose a threat to israel now and palestinians dying every day and no one protest before even if one palestinian was killed there was an outrage today three palestinians get killed or ten or twenty and nobody says anything there's not even any talk about differences within the palestinian movement and with. lebanon says that it will only realign itself in defining its policies and were more take into consideration syria's internal conflict but some said that this is impossible as the geopolitical ties between the two countries are very strong when you think about that but. let me ask you a question what will happen if lebanon pursues a policy that is based purely on its own interests where will such a policy get us english we have a problem but part of the people support the current regime in

carlos nos amplia desde colorado springs. >>> el grado de destrucciÓn en colorado spring estÁ por determinare. >>> hemos tenido mucho humeo, tenemos que cerrar las ventanas. >>> la peor temporada de incendios de colorado en su historia, sin precedente la respuesta t de la comunidad. elizabeth es una que se presenÓo como voluntaria en un albergue de la cruz roja. >>> la gente estÁ triste porque perdieron sus casas, organizamos juegos para los niÑos. >>> es una de mÁs de 30.000 personas evacuadas, su cuadra no estÁ lejos de donde mas de 300 casas quedaron en ruinas. tuvo escasos minutos para huir con sus hijos. >>> dice que logrÓ llevarse fotos y una pelota de bÉisbol firmada por di mayo. otras como ella aylloraban temiendo lo peor. >>> acÁ abundan historias de hÉroes, hasta una cuadrilla de bomberos vino de mÉxico, se llaman los diablos. batallÓn las llamas desde antes del amanecer, hoy recibieron buenas noticias. >>> hoy por primera vez los vientos aflojaron y la humedad subiÓ, los avances son dramÁticos. >>> la sequÍa ha provocado incendios por todo el sureste. >>> en colorado spring los vi

so he should not talk to two news us foreign minister about the outcome of the arab spring in his country and ultimately the entire region this is our duty. that makes them tunisian foreign minister it's great to have you with us today. so another tunisia is now facing a political crisis over the extradition of a former top libyan official back to libya president has condemned the move and the parliament is ready to consider and no confidence vote to the government is your government not prepared to face the consequences alone of this one sided action it seems like they too could. without the president of the there is no crisis put across as it's easier there is differences between you know position. the political position towards the extradition of what you already agreed as a government to extradite would you be ready to demand you know ability to come back to return but only to attorneys you have to be subject to try. so it's very normal you don't get to access credit. after certain conditions in the make conditions but you are provided just. in the pond that the tried and we already c

top stories next hour if you so be sure nancy talks to tunisia's foreign minister about the arab spring in his country and the entire region. that's six of the seven am tunisian foreign minister it's great to have you with us sara today thank you so another tunisia is now facing a political crisis over the extradition of a former top libyan official back to libya president has condemned the move and the parliament is ready to consider and no confidence vote to the government is your government not prepared to face the consequences alone of this one sided action that seems like they too could without the president of the there is no crisis of course crisis it's easier there is differences between you know position. the political position towards the critics tradition of what you already agreed as a government to extract it would you be ready to demand you know what i need to come back to return but i need to a tree easier to be subject to trade so it's a very normal you don't tool extra duty or do you after a certain conditions in the make conditions but you were provided just. in the po

rogers reports from colorado springs. >> a giant cloud of smoke hangs over colorado springs.flames have forced more than 32,000 residents to leave their homes. even the u.s. air force academy is being evacuated. >> we are facing a potentially devastating disaster right here and we are well prepared and working through things. >> blaze doubled in size overnight to more than 15,000 acres. the mayor's office estimates dozens of homes are bestroyed, but the fire is too intense. bright yellow and orange flames indicate another home has been lost. >> this is a very difficult time in our city, but we will get through this together and we'll be stronger because of this experience. >> the command post at the university of colorado campus is giving a thousand firefighters their marching orders. more crews and engines are on their way to help. there are more fires burning in the state. authorities believe a lightning strike started the flag staff fear near boulder. thousands are on stand by to evacuate. >> it's frightening we can lose everything. >> largest of the fires are the high par

foreign minister about the outcome of the arab spring in his country and the entire region. that's weeks of this and them tunisian foreign minister it's great to have you with us today so another tunisia is now facing a political crisis over the extradition of a former top libyan official back to libya president has condemned the move and the parliament is ready to consider an no confidence vote to the government is your government not prepared to face the consequences alone of this one sided action it seems like they too could without the president of the there is no crisis of course crisis it's use your differences between you know. the political position towards the extradition of what you already agreed as a government to extradite to would you be ready to demand to know that i need to come back to return but i need to try to be subject to try. it's a very normal you do over two weeks. or do you after a certain conditions the many conditions are provided just to pound that to try to. read you confident that this is would happen if you need to be talking about the fair tr

into colorado springs.> the other woman, an affair that brought down a former presidential candidate. you've heard a lot about her, rielle hunter, she doesn't have many nice things to say about cancer victim, elizabeth edwards. >> it is nice to have you with us. >> it is 30 minutes past the hour. the supreme court resuming upholding president obama's health care law giving the fight new life. republicans are vowing to take this fight all the way to november. >> this is now a time for the american people to make a choice. you can choose whether you want to have a larger and larger government, more and more intrusive in your life, separating you and your doctor, whether you're comfortable with more deficits and higher death we pass under the generations or return to a time when the american people will have their own choice in health care. >> here's more on the election battle shaping up live outside the white house. this is turning into quite a money maker, isn't it? >> reporter: absolutely. as you said, thi

rob is in colorado springs this morning. rob, it is 5:00 a.m. there. are firefighters out there in the dark trying to stop this thing? >> reporter: sure. especially on the western flank of the fire. we have been paying close attention to colorado springs and the homes burned out here. it extends west of the ridge, the front range and communities on the western side. it's where a lot of the ground crews are camped out and doing some night work. air operations, obviously, are not conducted during the nighttime hours. that won't get going for two or three hours here. it is cool at this time of day. this is the time where the fire starts to lay down. we don't see nearly as much activity. it's remarkable, once the sun comes up, the heat from the sun, how it activates the fires that have been smoldering overnight then you have more flame, more plume and you have firefighters that have much more on their hands than they did when it was nighttime and cooler. >> the pictures of the flames and the smoke as we look at it this morning. it's amazing the work the fi

[slide whistle blows, spring bounces] [slide whistle blows, spring bounces] [slide whistle blows, spring bounces] [slide whistle blows, spring bounces] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight florida senator marco rubio. we'll talk about what it feels like to be from the same state as the first hooter. let's begin tonight with this morning's news out of the supreme court. a decision regarding arizona's landmark immigration law sb1070. you'll recall the law required arizona police to ask anyone they stopped who they then suspect of being undocumented for their immigration papers. caveat being as long as some of the time they pretend they thought the person might be an illegal canadian. the obama administration challenged the law. arizona jan brewer maintained it was all constitutional. let's see who won. >> it is a victory for the obama administration. >> i think this is a victory for arizona. >> victory for jan brewer. jon: a victory for obama, arizona and governor brewer. a win-win-win. who lost here? >> big def

there is plenty of parking still available in the rock spring lot for saturday and sunday. the price of both locations includes a complementary shuttle to and from the course. >>> two words for this weekend. heat and wave. today is expected to be the first of seven straight days with tem in the 90s or higher. at 4:39 olga will let us know what else we can expect. >>> analysts say this may be the best time of year to buy a new car. >>> the fda approved a new diet pill for people suffering from extreme obesity. >> we are back with you in two minutes. keep it here, you are watching 9news now. >>> the time now is 4:40. we are looking at sunny skies our day plan soldier going to keep us quite warm. we are headed to high heat today. plenty of sunshine and passing clouds. we'll see the humidity move on in as we head in toward the afternoon hours. >>> the good news is all lanes are open here as you head for 395 and up to the 14th street bridge, there is still some construction on the beltway. coming up in my next report we'll look at maryland roads. jess in. >> reporter: thanks mon

and now, bearing down on the more than 400,000 people living in colorado springs. abc's alex perez is in the middle of the battle against the smoke and the flames. alex? >> reporter: well, diane, you can see the smoke behind me. this fire is still burning. the major concern tonight, the wind. it is once again picking up. for residents who are already shaken up, that's the last thing they want to hear. in a matter of hours, these colorado suburbs became a raging inferno. dozens of homes consumed by flames, hundreds of families tonight, desperate for answers. mindy levinson got a text message, like thousands of others, from authorities saying she had minutes to evacuate. through the choking smoke, she grabbed her son, dog, and ran out. >> it hurts a lot, i mean, to think about going back there, my house in ruins and charred. >> reporter: some 32,000 horrified residents stuffed belongings into their cars and scrambled to get to safety. including 700 cadets and personnel from the air force academy, which was partially evacuated. >> i've never seen anything so scary. >>

egypt and jordan and what their own spring does is and knocks the props out of that arrangement. making a very uncertain what both the internal dynamics and for the foreign policy orientation of at least one of the key players egypt is likely to be ok greg it sounds like washington is and let me just tell you i was going to say fall out ok i have a go ahead but it seems to me that you know what the washington senses just doesn't like democracy in the arab world abi go ahead jump in i want to go to greg well you know i see what michael is saying but i think you know that in terms of american hegemony american and economic interest they don't have a lot to fear from either ahmed shafik or mohamed morsi i mean both both candidates are very committed to continuing the sort of economic model that was in place under the mubarak regime you know you see the muslim brotherhood holding high level meetings with investment banks and you know neo liberals throughout the region. you know it is famous very championing the sorts of you know neo liberal forms that were in vogue under the mubarak

this is the fire station in colorado springs.there to tour and take a look with his own eyes the devastation and destruction from multiple fires that have been burning. i want to bring in dan who is somewhere nearby. we thought the president would give some sort of live statement. i see a podium. is that still happening or not the case anymore? >> reporter: we were just told that the live statement has been cancelled because earlier the president was taking a tour of the mountain shadows neighborhood, which is here in colorado springs and at that point someone asked him a question and he decided to start making some statements there. these sort of more formal statements have been cancelled. during this tour the president had a chance to see some of the devastation up close. he remarked how it was amazing you had a number of homes that were wiped out. right next to them you have homes that are still standing. the president met with some of the firefighters who were there. he thanked them for their hard work and said because of wha

project was slated to begin in the spring. but spring has come and gone..... and as jjff abell shhws uss little has changed on charles... along this ten block stretch of charles ptreet.....the warnings went up monnhs ago..... constrrction and disruptton is on the way.... &p(13:50:40) "the traffic is going to be a mess...." (14:28:33) "if i can't even ride my bike that's gonna make a bigger headache." the city started more than &pdecade ago....drawing up plan university. the city -3 laid out its plans at a neeghborhood meeting earlier this year....which call for charles street to be shhtdown....for two years. (13:45:35)) (gerard kane) "its going to be a real inconvenience. parking is hard to come by in ttis area as it is...." already, budget constrrints had dellyed the project..... but earlier this ear, the city announced the project would finally begin ttis spring.... bbu spring has come and gone.....and little has changed on charles street.. (13:46:42) "i thought the project was already completed." (14:43:29) (abell) "the city blames this latest since state a

air force this, shows the air force academy in colorado springs. now, the fire is crept through the campus, but there are no reports of buildings that are burning there. you can see this this try. photos and video are just unbelievable. the fire chief called this fire epic. you can see why. and there is thunderstorms forecast in the area that, means unpredictable winds and patterns taking us to rebecca stevens live in colorado springs. >> we've been battling winds all afternoon, they'll die down, then gust back up. we've heard of gusts as high as 44 miles per hour. we're just east of the air force academy across major highways. sometimes, you can see academy, sometimes, you can't. unfortunately winds have brought with them dry thunderstorms, bottom line being you can get some thunder and lightning but very little rain. >> there is devastation and destruction as fires burn across the state there are firefighters focusing on a massive blaze in colorado springs. it exploded overnight, doubling in size. and is now burning 24 square miles. >> this is an

it is late spring. 21st is the first day of summer. showers today, spring air tomorrow. i wanted to time it out for you, give you the future cast. 2:00 p.m. monday. you still get light activity commuters hit the highways, but by 6:00, clouds break apart. we get a little sunshine this evening. the sun doesn't set until after 8:00. that's good news. we will see a little sun, clean air, should be gorgeous in san francisco tonight. 6:00 a.m. tuesday, little lingering activity in the south bay. have no fret, we will get you to work on time, let you know where the showers are coming down, how they are impacting the drive if that's the case. by tuesday morning, we get rid of those showers. tomorrow afternoon looks good. we keep warming you up wednesday and thursday. by saturday and sunday, comfy weather returns. make outdoor plans. this is it when it comes to showers. we will have good air quality as a result. back to you guys. >> no fret, no worries. >>> spring cleaning in san francisco shutting down a well traveled road. >>> and the new proposal for the way berkeley deals wit

spring ended last week and there's little change herr on charles.he city hhd planned to two years in the area neaa r - hopkins.... for a massive reconstruction project. but tonight,,the project, sllted to start in the spring has been delayed until the end of july. the city says the review ppocess, which requires state and ederal approval, hhs taken far longer thhn anticipated. for those who live and work here....its one more delay to what many here are dreaddng. (13:47:15) "with the ssarting and stopping it makess read on whats goinggon in the (13:50:40) "the traffic is going to be a mess you gotta think there will beelots of accidents and so on...." 3 the project slated to begin in spring.....is now beginningginn the summer..... live in charles village, jeff abell, fox 45 news at 5:30.é water rates are goingup again...in baltimoreecity. city..he mayor...and boardoo estimates...have given approval to anine percentthike works officialssay the spublic increase isnecessary to help repair the city's aging infrastructure.buu homeowners...are angered by a

green spring, get ready. you are already getting hammered with big-time rains, and probably these winds are probably a little bit behind. that the winders probably now between pumpkin center and green spring. we're looking at 30, 40 miles per hour winds with this particular storm. this is 30-mile-per-hour winds toward the radar reds. so there is a little rotation with that particular storm. and again, it's probably in between pumpkin center and green spring now, probably a line closer to where the radar is itself, that patch of heavy rain or maybe some hail. so this is going to move more east toward paw-paw, and it is going to produce some flooding, no doubt about that. produced some strong wind. even if it's not tornadic, to have 40, 50. kypher 6:31, fair play 6:31. there is a warning on this but it's a severe thunderstorm warning. there's not a tornado warning on that storm just yet. this is the front that is going to roll through eastward. we don't have time fort but once we get through tonight we will be

colorado springs. heat they don't need. also 70s in the pacific northwest. >> okay, we have been telling you all week about tropical storm debby, dumping nonstop rain across florida. well, here is a guy who didn't let the storm stop his spirit of adventure. >> check this guy out -- a kite surfer caught on camera using debby's strong winds, yeah, wait for it. there it is. soaring straight over the pier. he cleared it by at least 20 feet. >> only thing left to say, next time there is a big storm, disclaimer don't try this yourself. don't try it at home, kids. we are not trying to glorify it here. >> no. >> this one ended right. kind of a good ending. but some times, they have a poor ending. >> coming up next, the first new pill to battle a growing health threat. >> older moms to be, turning to in vitro fertilization have a new reason to be encouraged. stick around for this report. you're watching "world news now." ♪ ooh, ooh child ♪ things are going to be easier ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. some health headlines, a new weap

air force one has landed in colorado springs. in town to take a look with his own eyes at the damage and devastation of 346 homes destroyed. he's declared this area a disaster areas which means a lot of local folks are pleased. that means they get federal aid. president obama now in colorado springs. >>> starbucks new campaign is about getting you not to buy coffee, but to brainstorm about how to revive america's economy. the ceo wrote an open letter, how can america win this election? he said i invite you to share your view of america in how we can put citizenship over partnership. post a photo and provide a link to an innovative idea. blog about who is making a difference in your community on on youtube. share how you made your american dream come true. starbucks be do our part to amplify your voices. i know you interviewed howard multiple times. in terms of the timing of this letter, why now? >> i think because it's going to be the 4th of july. the time when he said we celebrate the promise of america. he told me a few months