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i'm terrell brown. today the republican controlled house is expected to vote to repeal president obama's health care law. it will be the latest in dozens of such votes. the first though since the supreme court ruling upholding the law. and in this election year vote, the gop isn't offering up an alternative. republican officials want to focus on the law itself. a law described by one gop lawmaker as economic malpractice. tara mergener is in washington with more. tara, good morning to you. >> good morning to you terrell. all gop lawmakers are expected to support the repeal and they're even hoping a few democrats will join. still, the outcome is all but certain. republicans in the house will vote today to overturn the affordable care act, something they've done before. >> the american people do not want to go down the path of obama care. that's why we've voted over 30 times to repeal it, to fund it, replace it. >> democrats say the vote is just for show. >> it is political theater, puts political games ag

i'm terrell brown. finally, the deadly record breaking take your breath away heat wave that scorched much of the country for days is starting to break this morning. the blistering temperatures are blamed for at least 46 deaths across the country. more normal temperatures are forecast for today from the midwest to the east coast. the cooler air and the storms it triggered began to arrive yesterday. drew levinson has our report. >>> a fast moving storm sent trees and power lines smashing into homes and cars in free hold, new jersey. >> the wind went through. it was incredible. looked like a tornado going through. >>> will fernandez and his son ben spent sunday cleaning up their yard where a tree barely missed their house. there's no electricity and with temperatures still hovering around 90 in this neighborhood, fernandez says it's tough staying inside. >> how uncomfortable has it been for you? >> very uncomfortable. no power. so it's been sweating profusely. >> jersey central power and light says more th

i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. i'm terrell brown. take care everybody.eat day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a freeway shooting in the east bay. how the victims were able to call for help >>> watch out for the mall lions, the bay area campus where its moving and >>> and we're starting of accident feet for the details on your morning commuters coming up >>> time now is 430. we're following developing news in the east bay. two men pulled into a gas station in her place and say they had been shot while on the interstate 80 last night. of the highway patrol shut down be free way so that they could look for evidence last night. they pulled over her 22 year-old angel last nine on highway 17. angel last nine on highway 17. he surrendered without incident.

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i'm terrell brown. this morning, nearly 2 million people in the eastern united states are still suffering without power following a strong weekend storm, and the outlook is not looking good. states of emergency have been declared from ohio to washington, d.c. crews are working to repair widespread, extensive damage, and it may not be until this weekend before power is completely restored. adding insult to injury, the excessive heat. the national weather service says the blistering heat wave will last for several more days as well. danielle nottingham reports from hard-hit silver spring, maryland. >> reporter: the power came back too soon to this neighborhood in silver spring, maryland. sparks from the still damaged line caused a fire and another delay for some in the 2 million homes and businesses still waiting for the lights to come back on. vanessa himmins blames her power company, pepco. >> having down wire is so dangerous, and we called it in numerous times, and not only have they not removed it, bu

i'm terrell brown. there will be no relief today for the millions of americans who have been sweating it out after a record-breaking heat wave this week. the national weather service has issued excessive heat warnings and watches throughout the u.s. temperatures will reach triple digits an the extreme heat is making its way to the east coast. 100 degree weather from new jersey to the carolinas expected to last into the weekend. >> heat, extreme heat, so hot part of a roadway near downtown chicago buckled and cracked. people working outside in the windy city were dreaming of a cool breeze as temperatures soared past 100 degrees. the city's been swamped with hundreds of heat-related emergencies and officials are asking the public to check in on elderly or frail neighbors. >> nothing prevents any one of us from doing a well-being check on a neighbor or someone who may need assistance. >> it's not just the elderly who are at risk during this hot weather. >> this can happen to anybody. >> obviously people on

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i'm terrell brown, this is the "cbs morning news." east. i'm terrell brown, this is the "cbs morning news." mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. >>> there's no overstating the importance of a good night's sleep. as someone who routinely works crazy hours here at cbs, i recently underwent testing at a sleep clinic and what i learned was shocking. for a nation always online and on the go, getting a good night's sleep can be a person's worst nightmare. >> it certainly appears that we are a sleep deprived nation. >> a worldwide conference of sleep professionals this month issued a serious wake-up call on the risks associated with a lack of sleep. a series of studies revealed that less than six hours of sleep significantly increases the risk of stroke in a healthy person. sleep deprivation makes nhealthy food seem more ent

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i'm terrell brown. it is back to business today. president obama kicks off his first bus tour of the campaign. the betting on america tour is a two-day swing through two critical states. meanwhile, mitt romney changed his tune regarding a key provision of the president's health care law. susan mcginnis gets us started today. good morning to you. >> terrell, good morning. the president is flying to toledo, then hopping on this bus to go through ohio and pennsylvania, two key swing states where he's after blue collar votes. that's a group he really needs. romney is staying focused on health care and trying not to look like a flipflopper. president obama is hitting the road today for a bus tour through ohio and pennsylvania. mitt romney is still on vacation. he's stealing headlines thanks

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i'm terrell brown. the battle continues today over two contentious issues front and center in this year's election, health care and taxes. the president will campaign in iowa, mitt romney in colorado. both candidates will be pushing their vision of tax fairness. the president is touting his proposal for a one-year extension of bush-era tax cuts on the first $250,000 of a family's income. republicans counter that by calling it a massive tax increase. danielle nottingham begins our coverage. >> reporter: president obama drew an election-year battle line over taxes.

i'm terrell brown. the university of colorado received a package from alleged theater gunman james holmes. the package containing handwritten papers was addressed to one of holmes' instructors in the neuroscience ph.d. program. meanwhile, the first of holmes alleged victims was buried. teresa garcia in aurora, colorado, has our report. >> investigators say a package from accused movie theater gunman was found in the mail room of the university of colorado denver. the package which was discovered monday was handled by a bomb squad robot and x-rayed to check for explosives. sources say the letter was sent to one of holmes' former professors, a psychiatrist. in it, he talked about shooting people and included crude drawings of a gunman and his victims. the letter may help investigators learn more about holmes but experts say not to expect closure. >> there is nothing that this individual could say to us that would cause us and the general public to sit back and say now i understand why you did this. >> def

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i'm terrell brown. the battle continues today over two contentious issues front and center in this year's election, health care and taxes. the president will campaign in iowa, mitt romney in colorado. both candidates will be pushing their vision of tax fairness. the president is touting his proposal for a one-year extension of bush-era tax cuts on the first $250,000 of a family's income. republicans counter that by calling it a massive tax increase. danielle nottingham begins our coverage. >> reporter: president obama drew an election-year battle line over taxes. he wants to extend cuts for middle-income americans but thinks those who earn more should pay more. >> let's not hold the vast majority of americans and our entire economy hostage while we debate the merits of another tax cut for the wealthy. >> reporter: the president is calling for a one-year extension of the so-called bush-era tax cuts for households earning less than $250,000 a year and individuals earning less than $200,000. they're due to

i'm terrell brown. take care everybody. i'm terrell brown. take care everybody.ay. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com c.com >>> preventing the another fee increase, why these students may have the final say it >>> and one plant to expand one bay area hospital >>> coming up is a look at your seven day forecast >>> a busy start to your commute, we have the accident on highway 24 and more details in just a few minutes >>> time now is 430, protesters dressed as zombies will be part of the uc regent. regions will consider options for the fall. they are meeting this morning and they are sure to attract a lot of attention. they will be voting on mallicoat couple possible fee hikes. it's already on the november

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i'm terrell brown. high heat and dry conditions this summer are fueling a drought of epic proportions across the united states. the government report shows 55% of the country's experiencing moderate to extreme levels of drought. the affected area stretches for thousands of miles from the desert southwest, across the plains and into the midwest and southeast. it is one of the most severe droughts in decades, even rivaling those of the dust bowl in the 1930s. a prayer for rain sounded by millions. this summer's drought is taking its toll on farmers and ranchers, hoping for some help from mother nature before it's too late. >> ranchers are in trouble because the pastures around here which normally would be at least knee-high, if not up to the thigh in some cases with good prairie hay, it's like somebody mowed it, and besides the cows. >> fields throughout the plains are parched, their crops withering. some haven't seen rain since early june. illinois governor pat quinn pleaded for federal disaster help for

here's terrell brown. >> she can barely walk, osteoporosis has left her wheelchair bound, unemployed and for years depressed. >> where would you be if it weren't for this. >> six feet down. i would be dead. >> reporter: at 65 barrett feared she would have to live in a nursing home. instead she joined a program of all inclusive care for the elderly, or pace which allows her to live at home and get care and company. >> it hurts. >> reporter: barrett receives coordinated care from a team of doctors, nurses and social workers. and activities from yoga, to music. pace is funded by the states through medicaid and by the federal government through medicare. but with billions in cuts looming to both programs, some see pace as the new health care model. >> i think this program is a very strong alternative to nursing home-based care. >> joe heally heads new york health system which has 300 patients, the biggest pace program in the country with. nursing home costs averaging nearly 90,000 a year for each patient, the number of pace programs at 60,000 a year has doubled in the last five years fro

i'm terrell brown. the dust-up over just how long mitt romney was in charge of the private equity firm he founded, bain capital, is heating up. president obama travels to cincinnati to talk about the economy. mitt romney will be in mississippi and louisiana. tara mergener is in washington. we covered the country. >>> happy monday, terrell. mitt romney now says president obama will do anything to get re-elected and that he's still owed an apology. but the president says the attacks are justified. >> president barack obama is back on the campaign trail today to talk about jobs and the economy. a topic mitt romney consistently criticizes the president about. but on thursday, president obama told cbs sunday morning he doesn't mind the attacks. >> you don't hear me complaining about him making that argument. if i was in his shoes, i'd be making the same argument. >> it's been romney on the defensive lately. he says he gave up managing bain capital in 1999 to run the salt lake city olympics. but bain filed do

i'm terrell brown. during his first court appearance, not a single word from the man accused of opening fire on a colorado movie theater but his demeanor caught everyone's attention. james holmes sat glassy eyed looking we we willedered and even drowsy at times. manuel gallegus is in colorado this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. suspect james holmes is back in solitaire confinement this morning after keeping quiet during his initial court appearance yesterday. his family is standing by him and they're concerned about the death penalty. investigators for james holmes defense team are scheduled to be inside the century 16 theater today. they'll be looking for any evidence they can find which could help defend their client. on monday, holmes appeared in court for the first time for a preliminary hearing. his hair was dyed orange red and he had a dazed look as a judge advised him about his rights and his alleged crime. >> you committed the offense of first-degree murder which is a c

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i'm terrell brown. take care.a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> president obama's said to leave the bay area today. the protesters who made sure their forces were heard >>> the man accused of opening fire at home sold-out theater >>> milder temperatures are on their way, we'll talk more about that coming up >>> i will tell you were my slow you down in just a few minutes >>> this tuesday july 24th. president roh obama is waking up once again in the bay area. the president makes stumps up the skies right center. and up the fox theater in oakland print this is the president's seventh visit to california. the president talked about how much money is opponent will

terrell brown has more now from new york city. >> reporter: in manhattan a line of fast moving and powerfulrms raced across more than half the country. in new york, trees and power lines are down and the nearby roof was shredded after a possible tornado temperature touched down. -- touched down. a youtube user captured an explosion ripping through his yard when a tree knocked down a high tension power line. the severe weather stretched throughout new york to parts of pennsylvania, connecticut, new jersey and the ohio referral slow. in cleveland, four workers were hurt when high winds nearly blew them off the scaffolding. they were forced to smash the buildings' windows to get to safety. one inch of hail was reported and streets are flooded in cleveland and akron, ohio. they are strikingly similar to the ones that battered the midwest and mid atlantic last month. at the height of yesterday's storms more than 200,000 customers in three states were without power. >> that was terrell brown reporting. the storms are blamed for the deaths of at least two people in new york. >>> all right, let's t

i'm terrell brown. the opening ceremony for the summer olympics in london is just hours away. and this morning the olympic flame is on board the royal barge making the final leg of its journey to tonight lighting. >> mitt romney is in london. his first steps on the international stage as the presumptive gop presidential nominee. but romney stubbed his toe. british officials are taking romney to task for comments he made about olympic prepared nbc. susan mcginnis has more. >>> the trip was largely benign. he met with top leaders in britain and made very few and very sweeping general comment, that is, until he made this olympic-sized blunder. before the lights go on at the olympic stadium for today's opening ceremonies, the u.s. team will start the day with a breakfast, with first lady michelle obama. when mitt romney wakes up, this is the headline that will greet him in today's papers. ready set, go! whatever mitt romney says. romney has upset many in london a couple of gaffes. one, where he questioned w

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i'm terrell brown. the alleged gunman in friday's movie theater massacre on friday, james holmes, is due in court this morning. here's the latest. holmes is "lawyered up and isn't talking." the question asked now is what's the motive behind the attack? the answer is still unclear. 12 people were killed, 58 wounded. we know holmes applied for membership at a gun range. he was rejected because of a bizarre voice mail. he started buying the weapons he used in the attack two months ago and purchased 6,000 rounds of ammunition over the internet. the residents of aurora, colorado are mourning the victims trying to make sense of this. manuel gallegus is there. good morning to you. >> good morning, terrell. law enforcement officials say suspect james holmes is not cooperating with them and it may take months for them to determine a motive behind this massacre. he will make his first court appearance this morning with one of the county's top public defenders. >> amid the chaos in the moments following the shooti

i'm terrell brown. the funeral for a victim of friday's movie theater shooting will be held in colorado. gordon cow den was 51 yoers old and the oldest victim. his two children made it out unharmed. >>> the shooting unfolded. some victims say the alleged gunman, james holmes was shouting as he stalked victims. holmes remains in solitary confineme confinement. he'll be officially charged monday and the judge says cameras will not be allowed in the courtroom. meanwhile, one of the victims became a father. teresa garcia in aurora has that story. >> katie medley gave birth to her son tuesday morning there in the same hospital where katie's husband caleb is recovering from a gunshot wound to the head. >> baby is doing good. katie is, she's recovering. caleb, he's still in critical condition, but he is stabilized. >> the medleys went to go see the new batman movie last friday night in aurora, colorado, for their last date before she would deliver their baby. a half hour into the movie caleb was fighting for h

i'm terrell brown. here we go. mitt romney back on the campaign trail and digging in his heels against democratic calls to release more of his tax returns. even some prominent republicans are urging to him to disclose. romney says he will not give in and stepped up his attacks on president obama's economic leadership. >>> tara mergener is in washington with more. >>> good morning, terrell. that's right. mitt romney insists the obama camp will not be happy no matter how many tax returns they see. he says they are trying to distract voters from the real issue, president obama's record. mitt romney will head from pennsylvania to ohio today for a series of events. >> i need pennsylvania and ohio both. >> romney unveiled a new attack tuesday criticizing a comment president barack obama made at a campaign event in virginia last friday. >> if you've got a business, you didn't build that. somebody else made that happen. to say something like that is not just foolishness. it's insulting to every entrepreneur, every innovato

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