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the explosions in both kenya and tanzania killed 224 people including 12 americans. >>> and hospital officials say at least 32 people are dead and several others wounded in pakistan. police say the first explosion happened at an area that's home to political offices and army housing. the second blast may have been set off by remote control. it's unclear who's behind the attacks at this point. they both happened, though, as cia director leon panetta and afghan president hamid karzai were on a visit to islamabad. >>> changing gears, we're going to check in with meteorologist nick o'kelly. what's going on, nick? >> yeah, we're talking about summerlike temperatures the next couple of days. we'll have to wait, though, if you live at the coast. we still have this veryrine lay. the cameras have been bounced around all day. temperatures today, it really depended on where you live. 68 in san jose. los gatos, 72. but can you see where that marine air pushed on shore through the day? mid-60s around san rafael and oakland, san francisco, you only got to 59. tomorrow some warming especially inlan

the 1998 embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania. pakistani officials say in a drone strike and now fazul in somalia. tonight here, we're getting a clearer picture of how this latest terror suspect was caught. knack by mistake. authority has buried him without knowing who they'd nabbed. >> reporter: he was a key al qaeda operative behind the deadly attacks on u.s. embassies in africa. tonight, authorities say they have killed fazul. he was on the fbi's most wanted terrorist list, a $5 million bouncety on his head. after the blasts killed 224 people in kenya and tanzania. the deadliest of those in east africa was not the result of intelligence. somali authorities now acknowledge it was luck. he was killed during a routine checkpoint gone wrong. on him, he was carrying fake i.d.s and the soldiers who buried had no idea who he was. as dana hugues reported to us today. >> david, after commanders started checking documents and matches the photos of the man that was killed with older photographs of fazul, they decide to exhume his body and

mohammed is believed to have been the architect of the 1998 bombings in kenya and tanzania.e was gunned down at a somali check point. >>> the wallow fire has burned an area the size of houston, some 430,000 acres. already there are signs it is spreading into neighboring new mexico. utility companies are making plans if the fire gets too close to important power lines. ♪ >>> a 24 to 1 long shot beat the odds to win the belmont stakes. ruler on ice surged past shackleford to win the last race of the triple crown. kentucky derby winner animal kingdom came in sixth. now back to don who is braving the elements in new hampshire. has it stopped raining, don?

it seems to be a product of the 1988 attacks in kenya and cans an tanzania that kills about 238 people. >> also, 38 people have fled the city of syria and have gone to aid kamps in turkey. leon punelta is in washington today. this isn't what is popular with days ago. he's urging officials to step up efforts to hunt militants in pakistan. >> the wildfire fight intensifies in eastern arizona. winds pick up again, making containment even harder. >>> and it's the time of year where weather can take a sudden turn for the worst. bonnie schneider will join us with things you need to know to stay safe. what's this option? that's new. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> well, hi. witne winds and high mewmidity are believed to begin to spread the fires in arizona. right now, firefighters are trying to cope it from spreading to new mexico. over the past few days, the concentration of particles in the air has hit seven times the national health standard. there last thing anyone living along the m

believed to have been the architect of the 1998 bombings of the american embassies in kenya and tanzaniaed down in mogadishu. >>> there were two blasts in pakistan. 34 people are suspected to be dead. a suicide bomber detonated another bomb. >>> an expert testified today in the trial of casey anthony the florida mother accused of murdering her 2-year-old daughter caylee. casey anthony hurt him say that flies indicated something had been decomposing in the trunk of her car for as long as five days they said. the defense is saying that flies could have been caused by leftover food. that's the defense. prosecutors have been trying to show that casey anthony killed her daughter caylee and stored her body in the trunk. now back to don in new hampshire. don. >> susan, you guys on hln have been doing a great job in covering this story. can you believe the ins and outs, the casey anthony story. have you seen anything like it? >> so many people have been following this from the start because they can't believe a young woman, if you believe the prosecution could do this to her own flesh and blood.

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we're focused on building capacity in countries like bangladesh, haiti,,, tanzania as well as regions in east africa. these regions were selected because of the strength of their political institutions and their vision for confronting under. the hebbel committed to increasing their own investment in agriculture -- they have all committed to increasing their own investment in agriculture. ghana loses up to 40% of its grain supply of cars because of inadequate storage and handling facilities. to help tackle this challenge, usda is collaborate with several land grant universities specialists to develop and deliver a series of training and capacity-building programs to improve storage systems on and off the farm which will minimize moisture losses. our over cochrane fellowship programs expose international counterparts to our american agricultural systems and innovation. it supports critical human capacity that underpins our growth. in kenya, the cochran foundation fellowship program has helped the canyon plant health and inspector service adopt a port of entry inspection system similar t

embassies in tanzania and kenya. >> he is the brains of al qaeda. >> reporter: he is believed to be hiding in pakistan. danielle nottingham, cbs 5, the white house. >>> -- vancouver is cleaning up after riots after the boston bruins won the chapel -- won the stanley cup championship. police will reveal arrest details later and it and they are asking witnesses for video of vandalism. the city's mayor called the riots a disgrace. >>> of course, a much different scene in boston. much more calm as the stanley cup came back. the bruins arrived home to crowds of cheering fans at the garden. they beat the canucks -- 4-0 to win the championship. the first stanley cup win in 39 years. it's been a while. >> it has. we have a big parade at 11:00 downtown boston. >> you could imagine having to work with frank if they would have lost? >> i would have called in sick. >> talk about riots! it would have been craze! >> come on now. >> folks, we have a lot of sunshine around most of the bay area now. we are starting to see some fog creeping in along the coastline, a sign of cooler air making its way into ou

embassy in tanzania and kenya. >>> for the sexting congressman, it was just a matter of time. >> i hopeble to continue the work that the citizens f my district elected me to do. unfortunately the distraction that i have created has made that impossible. >> anthony weiner's denials then admissions that he texted lewd photos of himself finally took its toll. in the final days, colleagues and many of his once constituents abandoned him. >> many, many worse things. >> he was a liability. >> he would be very ineffective. >> he had so much, when you call garbage around him now. >> the 46-year-old weiner hinted that he is not finished with public service. he wants to find, quote, other ways to contribute my talents. >>> late last night, we told you the state legislature for the first time in years passed a budget on time. but today, the governor vetoed that plan. and since voters last year said if the legislature doesn't have a budget in place by june 15, lawmakers don't get paid. so does this mean that they won't get paid? robert lyles went to sacramento to find out. >> this legislature has a

on the visit to tanzania, secretary of state hillary clinton says this is a just end for a terrorist who brought death and pain to so many innocents. >>> a bloody scene tonight in pakistan following a pair of explosions just minutes apart. the attack took place as c.i.a. director leon paneta and afghan pred hamid karzai were visiting the pakistan capital. the first went off, and as rescuers arrived, a second more powerful explosion hit the area. 34 people were killed. more than 100 injured. police say it does appear that the second blast was set off by remote control. paneta is in pakistan trying to repair strained relations in the wake of the raid that killed osama bin laden. >>> it was nothing like the celebration held in april for william and kate but it had all of the pomp and pageantry fit for a queen. britain's queen elizabeth celebrated her 85th birthday today. with an open carriage ride through london. british troops escorted the queen and her husband, prince phillip. the annual ceremony is known as trooping the color. although the queen was born in april, she celebrates her

embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania that killed 224 people, including 12 americans. he was also one of the founders of al shabbate, the al qaeda affiliate in somalia and his death is considered a significant blow to its operations in east africa. >> a person that was causing death and destruction to the people in somalia and the world. >> suarez: fazul mohammed is the third major al qaeda leader to be killed in the last six weeks. elias kashmiri who was implicated in the 2008 mum buy attacks was believed to have died during a june 3rd drone attack. this followed the killing of osama bin laden by navy seals during a raid in abbottabad pakistan a month earlier. for more we turn to we turn to juan zarate. he is now a senior advisor with the center for strategic and international studies. and juan-carlos, with some regularity over the last decade the al qaeda number two in a specific country would be killed or the al qaeda number three overall would be killed. how big a deal is the killing of this man. >> reporter: this is important in the context of al qaeda leadership

embassy bombings in kenya and in tanzania. of state hillary clinton called his death a just end for a terrorist who bought death and pain to so many innocents. >>> only temporarily? he announced today he is seeking professional treatment in the wake of his twitter scandal. due war tea jell dino is here. >> reporter: his spokesperson said congressman weiner departed this morning to seek professional treatment to focus on becoming a better husband and better person. in light of this, he will request a short leave of absence from the house of representatives. the news comes less than a week after the u.s. congressman confessed to exchanging inappropriate messages and pictures with at least six women. he admitted sending twitter messages to a teenage girl in delaware. the congressman insists they weren't explicit or indecent. pelosi urged him to seek help. others call it quote indefensible and an insurmountable distraction to the house. congressman weiner served queens for more than a decade while some are outraged over his action

embassies in tanzania and kenya. >> al-zawahri is a practical person.he operational brains of al qaeda. >> reporter: his whereabouts are unknown but intelligence agents believe he is hiding somewhere in pakistan. danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >>> disappointment and that was just the start. tonight, downtown vancouver has some major cleaning up to do after rioters went on a rampage following the canucks' loss to the boston bruins in game 7 of the stanley cup finals. [ screaming ] >> thousands of angry drunken canucks fans took to the streets last night flipping over cars, setting fires. looters smashed windows and ran inside the stores, they grabbed whatever they could get their hands on. and then the merchandise went flying into the streets. they said it was complete chaos! troublemakers hurled bottles and tipped over cars, the police responding with tear gas. one fan called it an embarrassment to vancouver. >> this is wrong for the city. this isn't the reputation we want. >> it took about four hours to get things under control. nearly

head his wife of the one nine hundred ninety eight bombings of the american embassies in kenya and tanzania where over two hundred people died. voters across turkey are heading to the polls for power the mentor elections on sunday two parties are battling for power current prime minister running against the secular republican people's party a victory for party would mean a third consecutive. your turn power. russia celebrates a holiday twenty one years ago to the day russia declared independence from the soviet union beginning its break up just one year later the country voted in the first free presidential election in its history. has more on russia than. june twelve nineteen ninety one millions voted to make boris yeltsin russia's first president a watershed moment in the country's history but this was the first free election ever in russia the day after we left behind a totalitarian state and had a new job of building a democratic society that respected the rights of its people by the time the lection took place the soviet union had less than a year to live but no one knew how it would d

head is going for the one nine hundred ninety eight bombings of the american embassies in kenya and tanzania in which over two hundred people died. voters across turkey are heading to the close in a general election two parties are battling for power with current prime minister running against the secular republican people's party targeting a parliamentary majority so we can change the constitution in favor of more liberal policies. but there's a festive atmosphere here in moscow and around russia today as the country marks twenty one years since it declared its sovereignty by the collapse of the soviet union just one year later it held its first free elections which resulted in victory for the reformist president. and as our. or groden of reports even today memories of that bumpy road to democracy are still fresh in many people's minds. june twelve nineteen ninety one millions voted to make boris yeltsin russia's first president a watershed moment in the country's history. this was the first free election ever in russia the day after we left behind a totalitarian state and had a new job of

. >>> in tanzania, the court arrested a woman of genocide. the u.n. convicted the former rowandan government. 800,000 people died in the rowanda massacre. >>> hugo chavez has been absent for two weeks. he usually makes long speeches most every day. but chavez has been in seclusion in cuba after having surgery there. his prolonged absence has people wondering if they are getting the true story. >>> wildlife officials decided to take the emperor penguin in for treatment and now he will need surgery. >>> bill martin will have the weekend forecast. coming up we'll have your activities for the >>> a rare sighting in the bay area. five california condors who traveled more than 50 files 50 miles from their nest at pinnacle. >> to see them so far out of the area where they normally range was just a real special treat. >> reporter: astronomer and amateur bird watcher -- these are five of only 108 in the wild. >> i don't think i'll ever have such a privilege again unless they move into the area. >> reporter: we're just 10 miles east of san jose. >> the birds ar

. >>> in tanzania, the court arrested a woman of genocide. the u.n.also convicted the former rowandan government. 800,000 people died in the rowanda massacre. >>> hugo chavez has been absent for two weeks. he usually makes long speeches most every day. but chavez has been in seclusion in cuba after having surgery there. his prolonged absence has people wondering if they are getting the true story. >>> wildlife officials decided to take the emperor penguin in for treatment and now he will need surgery. >>> bill martin will have the weekend forecast. coming up we'll have your activities for the weekend. coming up we'll have the forecast for the infeneon raceway. >>> and california condors are doing something that has biologists excited. i don't have a good surprised face. maybe i can look up videos of surprised people on my new phone for reference. yep, i really want that phone. upgrade to the new droid incredible 2 by htc with global capabilities for only $149.99. now on america's largest, most reliable high-speed network. verizon. >>> a rare sighting

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it's not like there's a mall in tanzania, i could get other clothes. >> jimmy: it was the worst. >> it was amazing. yeah, it was great. >> jimmy: it was such a fun time. >> it was so much fun. you know what was the best part about seeing the gorillas? was that we went to go see what they do, we went -- we hiked up in the morning to see what their routine is in the morning and we learned that the alpha gorilla -- male gorilla -- first thing he does in the morning when he gets up is hangs his butt over the side of his bed and hammock they build, in the middle of the night -- at night, before they go to bed. they hang their butt over the side of the hammock and they just -- they just like -- they just let it go, right? [ laughter ] then they get up and they go find the beta male, the one who's like in line to be alpha, go beat the -- out of him. just like literally take a poop, go beat the other dude. [ laughter ] and then -- then, the next thing they do -- >> jimmy: isn't wildlife beautiful? isn't it just gorgeous. >> this is the best part. the next thin

. >> you went to tanzania, bangladesh, guatemala and the united states. >> yes.t asia, latin america, the developed countries. so i wanted to show that there are a lot of commonalities, it's a universal issue. but people have been most shocked by the u.s. when i show this in other places in the world, i showed it in france and everyone was scratching their head with how few women have insurance, how much it cost to have a baby in this country. it's important to make sure to shine a light here. >> what's the most important thing you hope people take away from this? >> that there's hope. that a lot of the solutions we know that what they are, we're not waiting for a cure. but political will is an important piece. we need the leaders of governments to prioritize this. if you don't focus on the mother and her children, the ramifications of that are significant, in development, in society. >> tell me the name of your website. >> everymothercounts.org. it's really a way to mobilize action in people. when they feel something about an issue, just to give them an opportun

africa in recent years, is said to be the architect of those 1998 attacks against them in kenya and tanzanias was a guy, deborah, that the u.s. wanted and wanted bad. there was a $5 million reward on his head. nay had a tip about where he was. they didn't get him. somalia being one of the most dangerous places for u.s. forces to try to even operate in. so now that they have confirmed through somali government sources that they do believe indeed he's dead, this is good news, but there also is a but, al qaeda and somalia and next-door yemen, on the rise, growing terrorist concern for the united states, so this is still a very tough neighborhood. deborah? >> bausch rarks as an operational guide does it suggest he was building a network and is there there any suggestion that they were uniting to form a 1-2 p hf 2 po in that region? >> that is the concern. they were concerned about this very point. leon panetta said in written documents to capitol hill that al qaeda's affiliate in somalia but an al qaeda affiliate organization on the rise, may have a couple of hundred of foreign fierts at its dis

fbi photos is believed to have been in the armed attacks of the american embassies in america and tanzania. they say he was gunned down in mogadishu. according to a senior kenyon official, they opened fire on the vehicle when they tried to run over road blocks. the bombings killed 425 people. u.s. officials also suspect he had a role in the 2002 attacks in kenya of an israeli hotel. >>> despite a $5 billion bounty on his head, he has escaped being captured or killed numerous times. 2007, started the u.s. air strike in somalia, but they missed. >>> coming up, congressman weiner just announced he's going to take a leave of absence from congress to tand treatment. >>> and as soona you can see -- as you see, i should say, live here, a beautiful place, anselm. how do you say it? >> anselm. buttium fr iutiu iutium i'm fro. why don't we say what everyone seles says here, st. annes. >> we have a little more on what you can expect back in a plomom. [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ is best absorbed in small continuous

embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania. in all 224 people were killed in those attacks and that includes 12 americans. they were the first al qaeda planned attacks on american targets. [ music ] >>> these handouts on your doorstep can mean just one thing. the san francisco race is heat up. >>> the massive wildfire in arizona is no longer just that state's problem. where it is spreading and a new concern about smoke. concern about smoke. >> also a go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. . >>> the race for mayor of san francisco is gaining momentum with more than 200 candidates are seeking the job. today john sasaki talked to six of the front runners. >> reporter: state senator leland yee thanked supporters this morning. >> it is really important at this point in time in san francisco that you have someone that understands what is really importa

mohammed is believe to have been the architect of 1998 bombings of the american embassies in kenya and tanzaniaed 225 people. kenyan and u.s. officials say he was gunned down at a somali checkpoint in mogadishu. >>> the white house is harshly condemning the brutal crackdown of dissidents in syria. in a statement, the obama administration says syria has no excuse for denying humanitarian assistance by a group like the red cross. state media reported more unrest saturday with syrian soldiers working to retake a rebellious northern town. human rights activists say at least 25 demonstrators were killed friday across syria. >>> the wallow fire in northeast arizona has now burned an area the size of houston, that big. some 430,000 acres. that makes it the second largest blaze in state history. already there are signs that it's spreading into neighboring new mexico. >>> new york congressman anthony weiner is seeking professional treatment after the strongest calls yet for his resignation. nancy pelosi is one of the members of his own party who want him gone. this week he admitted to graphic online com

embassies in kenya and tanzania.states was offering a $5 million reward for his capture. >>> those are your top stories. up next, more "fareed zakaria gps," and then "reliable sources" at the top of the hour. >>> spy agencies are the stuff of fantasy and fiction. so it is fitting that one of our best journalists on the spooky world of foreign affairs has used his vast travels and knowledge to write a novel. "washington post" columnist david ignatius has followed up his book "body of lies," which was turned into a hollywood blockbuster, with a new offering, this one is called "blood money." it spans the cia's operations here in the murky world of pakistan's powerful interservices intelligence. the key really is figuring out where the facts end and where the fiction begins. difd david ignatius joins me now. i loved this book, which i did the other book which was "the increment," which was about iran's nuclear program. you really choose these topics that jump off the front pages. and when one's reading it, because i kno

one of the biggest sub prime lenders before it was acquired in a fire sale by bank of america into tanzania. according to a former broker who spoke to me from the los angeles area, where he worked for countrywide, it targeted low-income borrowers with high cost loans. instead of receiving the best one possible as countrywide advertised promise, borrowers were led to loans that resulted in which commission for countrywide smooth talking salesman. the loans also contained outside feeds to become these affiliates are not providing most services such as appraisals and insurance and also carried punitive prepayment penalties or interest rates that were sent literally went well at first, only to skyrocket in a few years time. countrywide financial sounder, angelo mozilla talked enthusiastically of wanting to help minorities and low-income americans secure markets. doing its part to democratize the home of business, countrywide became the number one lender to the hispanics and african-americans. in a february 2003 speech here in washington, mozilla promised to devote $600 billion to mortgage loans

embassies in kenya and tanzania. he had a $5 million bounty on his head. from the u.s. government, that is. "this week" host christiane amanpour joins us from washington with more on the killing of this terror mastermind. christiane, good morning to you. >> good morning to you, dan and, of course, this was a bit of luck according to the somali and u.s. authorities. they got him at a roadblock, at a checkpoint, and he was shot because he was carrying a weapon according to them. but whatever, it does appear that this is now the third obviously high-profile terrorist target on the wanted list by the united states. there was osama bin laden at the beginning of the month. there was ilyas kashmiri, the head of al qaeda in pakistan just a few acts ago and now this man who was head of al qaeda, if you like, in africa. and it's very important that the somalis got him because they are not used to doing this kind of thing. but they host al shabaab, which is a very powerful al qaeda ranch, and it is attracting many foreign militants. so that is quite important, and as the u.s. offi

embassies in tanzania and kenya. >>> iraq says a u.s.ation visiting the country is no longer welcome there. this after california congressman dana rohrabacher reportedly suggested to iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki that iraq repay some of the costs of the war. the u.s. embassy in iraq is dist