events in the history of the west of the imagination one of those is custer's last in the other is the alamo in the other is the gunfight at the o.k. corral. why? do we really need another book at the o.k. corral? >> guest: why we need another book, the reviews so far they were written by critics do not consider themselves expert of tombstone or the gunfight or the american frontier. all claiming it is a book of revisionist history by which they mean it is shocking to them that these things in the book are fact. one reviewer said he was stunned to learn that the battle did not occur in the okay corral but in a vacant lot yards away. i think we can thank bill breckinridge -- breckinridge and others for that but trying to write later about the gunfight it does not have the same ring throughouthroughou t history. [laughter] and people also seem to be astonished instead of talking about cardboard cutout participants but real human beings in good qualities and losses. everyone seems staggered that tombstone may have been anything other than an a dusty hamlet. the fact there are so many intelligen

we're hitting the hot spots. >> reporter: winds started to push the flames away from los alamos thursday. officials wash this wildfire is unpredictable. >> we're seeing extreme fire behavior, things we haven't seen in our careers. >> reporter: the goal is to keep the fire away from homes and the western edge of the national laboratory complex. while the los alamos lab remains closed work has been put on hold, that includes experiments on two super computers and research into extending the life of a 1960s nuclear bomb. crews at the lab are also clearing vegetation so the fire doesn't have a chance reach the site. doug mcdonald says years ago there were lessons learned. >> the risk isn't the same. >> reporter: scientists continue to wait to see where the massive wildfire moves next. sandra hughes, cbs news, los alamos, mexico. >>> weather battered southeast wisconsin before moving into northern illinois. the storm brought heavy rain and high winds. power was knocked out for about 35,000 customers but no injuries are reported. >>> in the rio grande valley of south texas a tornado caused som

more on the progress in los alamos. >> reporter: the fire burning near the town of los alamos keeps growing. the firefighters say it is no longer threatening the nation's premier nuclear weapons laboratory. hundreds of employees of the los alamos national laboratory returned saturday to prepare it for business as usual. >> we're checking things like the -- air handling systems to make sure that the filters were not cut off by the smoke. >> the smoke, that is everywhere. it blankets the town of los alamos, emptied of their 12,000 residents, some have been in shelters for nearly a week. and fire officials can't say when they will be able to lift the evacuation order. >> we want all resources that are available since this is the number one fire priority in the country. >> reporter: the fires blackened more than 113,000 acres, making it the largest in new mexico history. >> the unprecedented dryness just makes it so at risk. >> reporter: they are trying to protect what has not already been burned, on a land sacred to the indians. the fire already hurt the nation's water shed and culture sites.

one of them is custer's last stand and the other is the alamo and certainly the third is the gunfightthe o.k. corral. the question is why. do we really need another book about the gunfight at that o.k. corral? >> there is evidence for why we need another book on the gunfight at the o.k. corral. the reviews that appeared about the book so far is they have been written by critics who don't consider themselves experts in the subject of tinstone are the gun fight or the american frontier. all are claiming that it is a book of revisionist history by which they mean is just shocking to them that these things in the book are actually fact. one reviewer said he was stunned to learn that the battle did not actually occur in the o.k. corral but in a vacant lot some yards away. i think we can thank bill breckinridge and stuart lake and some others for that. i think trying to write letter about the gunfight at the vacant lot near, but not at the o.k. corral doesn't have the same ring throughout history. [laughter] people also seem to be as honest that is that talking about cardboard cutout partic

the los alamos nuclear lab will remain closed until workers can return home. the lab director, though, says the emergency has subsided. >> we've now assessed the risk of the laboratory to be lower and so we're able to change the status down based on that assessment. >> reporter: new mexico is a hot, dry tinderbox where dozens of fires have burned nearly 1 million acres. the governor says fourth of july fireworks are out of the question. >> do not use your fireworks in in your neighborhoods. can you imagine a neighborhood, a home catching fire because a bottle rocket flew up onto someone's rooftop? >> reporter: in residents of los alamos can return home soon to a fire-free town, that would be celebration enough. charles hadlock, nbc news, los alamos, new mexico. >>> and there's plenty of brutal heat beyond the fire zone this weekend. the weather channel's samantha moore is tracking today's dangerous temperatures. it is hot out there, samantha. >> it sure is, kate, and you know, millions of people are going to be affected by above-average temperatures this holida

so far the las alamos fire has blackened 11300 acres. they plan to lift the evacuation order soon for the people who live in the town. >>> each of the 3 million passengers heard the same thing we hear when we fly, please turn op your electronic devices. but can your cell phone cause a plane to crash? there is a link. >> 23 is going to be on this side of the aircraft. >> reporter: anyone who nice has heard this. >> your mobile phones and other electronic devices should be turned off. >> reporter: and anyone who flies has probably wondered is my cell phone my ibook my ipod a flight risk? the federal administration says yes. there's a chance of electromagnetic interference. >> there's a very low probability that any single device would interfere with the navigation equipment. but because there is that potential the faa decided it is better to prohibit all these devices. >> reporter: how can something that big be undone by something like this? the data is limited and the evidence all anecdotal. in 2003 a plane crash in new zealand killed eigh

one is custer's last stand and the other is the alamo and certainly the third is the gunfight at the o.k. corral. the question is why? >> there are obvious reasons we need another book on the gunfight at the o.k. corral. books written by critics who don't consider themselves expert in the subject of tombstone or the gun fight for the american frontier. all the claiming that it is a book of revisionist history by which they mean it is shocking to them that these things in the book are not actually effect. one reviewer said he was stunned to learn that the battle didn't actually occur in the o.k. corral but in a vacant lot some yards away. i think we can thank bill breckinridge and stuart lake and some others for that. trying to write later about the gunfight at the vacant lot near but not at the o.k. corral doesn't have the same ring throughout history. people also seem to be astonished that instead of talking about cardboard cutout participants we are talking about real human being, men of their time to have good qualities and some flaws. everyone seems staggered by the fact that tom

as the growing wild fire near the town of los alamos has blackened 162 square miles, the nuke clear weapons laboratory may be out of harm's way. hundreds of los alamos national laboratory employees returned to work saturday. >> we are checking things like the air handling systems to make sure the filters weren't clogged by the smoke. >> reporter: the smoke covers los alamos and 12,000 residents. many are in shelters and fire officials don't know when they will left the evacuation order. >> we want all resource that is are available since this is the number one fire priority in the country. >> reporter: the wild fires is the largest in new mexico's history. >> this unprecedented dryness makes the state a tenderbox. >> reporter: they are trying to protect a mountain sacrate to the santa clara pueblo indians. it scorched the watershed and cultural sites. some residents are angry over the rush to save the lab at the expense of other areas. >> now we see their focus was save los alamos, what about us? the last fire we are still not even recovered from the last fire. >> reporter: authorities admi

the los alamos nuclear laboratory will remain closed until workers can return home. laboratory director says the emergency has subsided. >> we have assessed the risk to be lower. we were able to change the status down based on that assessment. >> mexico is a hot, dry tind -- new mexico is a hot, dry tinder box. >> do not use your fireworks in your neighborhood. can you imagine that neighborhood -- a home catching fire because of a fire work? >> if residents can return home soon to a fire-free town, that would be celebration enough. >> crews in montana are working to clean up and will spill along the yellowstone river. an underwater exxon pipeline burst on saturday, spilling as much as 1,000 gallons of oil into the river. workers were able to shut down the line about one hour after it burst. officials say there is no immediate threat to residents or drinking water in the area. the county water line was initially set down, but has turned back on -- has been turned back on after test came back been several times. the cause of the pipes bursting is unknown. one small town

the fire is now several miles upslope from the los alamos national laboratory. hundreds of lab employees returned to work, but some people are angry over the firefighters' rush to protect the lab at the expense of other areas. >> now that we see that their focus was save los alamos, well, what about us? the last fire, we're still not even recovered from the last fire. >> that last fire torched 94,000 acres in the gila national forest in 2003. so far, the los alamos fire has blackened more than 113,000 acres and still spreading. but firefighters expect to lift evacuation orders soon for the 12,000 people who live in the town. >>> well, severe thunderstorms that ripped through wisconsin have killed at least one person. the storm moved across minnesota and wisconsin last night, packing 80 mile-an-hour winds. at least 39 people were injured, mostly by falling trees. in a rural campground, an 11- year-old girl was killed when lightning hit a tree which fell on top of her. several thousand customers were left without power. >>> the royal newlyweds received a warm welc

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i would to speak to the alamo square neighborhood association. we got e-mail from all across the city where people made the same statements all over and over again. >> i like this legislation because where i live on 20, i hear them every day. sometimes, early saturday morning going up market street. i do like this. i have the same concerns. there are some smaller and smaller operators in the city. i have actually been -- if there's something that we can phase in with those operators, this is the big double decker buses that are really interested and i would hate to penalize the smaller mom and pop operators which there are very few of in the city. we can grandfathered them in and so we can meet these operations immediately, give them something they can afford. they have been here for generations of with like to see something working out with those type of people. the big ones, do something, shut them up. >> to do you have any plan for the smaller operators? >> well, i guess my plan would be to go and see if we could have them on a separate time li

. >>> officials aren't confident they've stopped the wildfire from advancing on the los alamos nuclear facility. they've kept the flames from advancing any further, but the fire has spread into the los alamos canyon and has now scorched more than 45,000 acres. the canyon does run through parts of the town and the nuclear laboratory area, but firefighters say most of the canyon has been cleared of brush, giving them a safe area to attack the fire. residents will likely not be able to return home, though, until at least sunday. >>> a tough break for people stranded at the top of the washington monument last evening. d.c. fire officials say 16 people got stuck in the elevator around 6:45. they got stuck 400 feet up. firefighters had to manually lower the elevator to the ground, and that process took about 20 minutes. everyone got out safely. the people waiting at the top of the monument for the ride down had to take the stairs. that is a long walk down. >> hope there was air conditioning in that elevator. that would get a little close. >> another nice day, tom. one more? >> can you take i

it blankets the town of los alamos. some have been in shelters for nearly a week and fire officials can't say when they'll be able to lift the evacuation order. >> we want all resources that are available since this is the number one fire priority in the country. >> the fire's blackened more than 113,000 acres making it the largest in new mexico history. >> this unprecedented dryness makes the whole state -- >> saturday's biggest challenge for the 1200 firefighters will be to protect what hasn't already burned on a mountain sacred to the pueblo indians. the fire scoured the watershed. some people are angry over the firefighter's rush to protect the laboratory at the extense of other areas. >> and now that we see that their focus was save los alamos. what about us? we aren't recovered from the last fire. >> authorities admit the wilderness is so fire damaged, it won't be able to handle the rainy season, making flooding nearly inevitable. karen brown, cbs news. >> governor suzannea martinez is telling people not to use fir

in new mexico, the dry conditions are a challenge to firefighters battling the blaze at los alamos, todayhe biggest in state history. still less than 20% contained. but one bit of good news, evacuation orders have been lifted in the los alamos lab is set to reopen wednesday. >> we're not done with this fire in loslabai alamos. >> reporter: the heat bash kus most of the country. triple digits in southwest and oklahoma city, ambulances at the ready. >> just inside all of the time. kind of come out and brave the heat. >> reporter: but the show will go on in most of the country, including in new y yk city where 40,000 fireworks will be ignited for macy's annual show. macy's fire work show in new york and a lot of displays here in miami will be launched from barges, minimizing the risk of fires, and country has seen three times average acres burned this year. david? >> matt gutman in south florida, thank you. >> treasured american river where hundreds of workers are spending this holiday cleaning up an oil spill in montana. on the yellowstone river tonight, concern for the wild life there. her

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the people living in los alamos can return home after being forced to evacuate last monday. the fire has burn more than 120,000 auctioners. >>> terrifying moments at a hotel crowded with fourth of july tourists. gunshots rang out at the doubletree in memphis around 7:00 last night. a police officer and another person were killed. police say officers were on the scene after being called out for a domestic dispute. >>> it is tradition on the fourth of july for new citizens to be sworn in. >> what exactly does it take to become a u.s. citizen these days including the cost. we'll take a closer look coming up. >>> after an afternoon which featured a lot of heavy thunderstorms, we have quieter weather to start your morning. lauren demarco has a look at your on-time traffic. not much happening there. take the finish challenge. i'm robin sue joss and my website is big red kitchen. i do believe in standards. cascade gel was a disappointment because you have dried on food stains. but when i took the finish challenge i realized, i don't need to settle. i like to make roast beef and it l

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air is very unhealthy because of the smoke. los alamos laboratories are expected to open wednesday. >>> the first round of evacuees from minot were allowed back home. the red cross has been on hand since the disaster a week ago helping victims. >> we came in and we started to haul off sandbags and pump out water out of our basement. while we're standing here, along comes some cold water and snacks for these folks that got crosses on their chest. we just want to say thank you. >> 5,000 guards men remain on duty through the holiday weekend to monitor waterways along the -- monitor high water levels along the river. >>> this is the martinez police department where law enforcement continues despite a heavy heart all because of the death of an officer. >>> and a dead deer is discovered in one bay area neighborhood and police tonight are warning residents to be on alert for a mountain lion. i t, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. we

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gilbert has lived on the land all his life. >> now that we see their focus was save the los alamos, what about us? the last fire, we're still not even recovered from the last fire. >> sacred grounds on the mountain above the town have already burned. >> that's my kids' future, my grandkids. >> the fire is also destroying the forest animals depend on, sending wild animals like this mountain lion into town. despite their optimism, officials are not going to let evacuees back into los alamos until at least next week. sandra hughes, wjz eyewitness news. >>> governor martinez is asking people to avoid using fireworks in new mexico. she says the conditions are just too dry. >>> u.s. treasury department gives congress a major warning with the debt limit, saying the limit must be raised in order to avoid catastrophic economic consequences. if an agreement can't be medicine by august 2, the u.s. will begin defaulting on its debt. lawmakers need to agree how to cut about $2 trillion to raise the debt ceiling. >>> smoke something not own hazardous to your health, it's costing some people their jobs

the next week. >> all roads to los alamos are open. >> reporter: as the fires and smoke move away from los alamos, new mexico, alicia miller, who was evacuate along with the rest of the town for six days finally got to come home. >> wonderful. >> reporter: los alamos is one of the places where fireworks are banned this year, and for good reason. >> the terrains these fires have found themselves in and the weather and winds lining up with the relative humidity and the high temperatures, we've created a perfect storm for these fires this year. >> reporter: it may be the perfect storm that for now has no end in sight. charles hadlock, nbc news, los alamos, north carolina. >>> to our north, the royal tour rolls on. the duke and duchess of cambridge, better known as william and kate are on prince edward island at this hour. despite some concerns about anti-monarchy protesters in quebec, the couple seems to be winning fans pretty much wherever they go. nbc's kevin tibbles is there with them. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: hey, kate. well the duke and duchess, the future king and queen of canada, will

officials say the town of los alamos and its nuclear weapons lab are safe. we get the latest from charles hadlock. >> reporter: as firefighters try to keep the flames at bay, the run away fire continues to consume trees and brush in the rugged mountains above the town. the fire is now blackened more than 113,000 acres, but it's moving away from town and the nearby nuclear laboratory. good news according to fire chief, doug tucker, but not good enough. >> we're kind of between a rock and a hard place. we're trying to repopulate, but don't want to put people in danger. >> reporter: los alamos looks like a ghost town. most have evacuated and officials want to keep them away for now. the los alamos nuclear lab will remain closed until workers can return home. the lab director says the emergency has subsided. >> we've now assessed the risk of the laboratory to be lower and so we're able to take the status down based on that assessment. >> reporter: new mexico is a hot, dry tinderbox where dozens of fires have burned nearly a million acres. the government says four

. >> a bank robber caught on surveillance video this morning on the alamo drive. fargo in side of a grocery store. the suspect was armed with a gun is not quite certain how much was able to get away with. will's fargo is offering a $10,000 reward. wells fargo is offering a $10,000 reward. >> governor brown is offering illegal immigrastudent financial aid for illegal immigrants. it is different from the dream act which would include a pass to citizenship for those brought to the country illegally as children. (music) >> jacqueline: a return patchy fog. temperatures pretty mild. by noon, the fog will press all along the coast. places near livermore. and sunny and mild by noon. temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood with '70s and '80s and the south bay. milpitas, a very comfortable tent in the south bay and also inland. potential below iour normal range of 80s. 60s in oakland, and near fremont 73 degrees. also 60s for the coast. the fog is expected to cling to the coast for the afternoon. your kron 4 7 day around the bay fault for the next couple of mornings but we

very lucky that it didn't get to the los alamos lab there. >>> you see all of the smoke still hanging around. >>> taking a look at this morning's fourth of july weather. we do have severe storms that can dampen the fireworks in tennessee and ohio valley. hazy and hot in charlotte, dallas. northern plains could see thunderstorms and high winds. >> phoenix cool downs to 105. new york and boston are seasonable. it's the ninth day in a row that dallas will have temperatures above 100 degrees. hotter than usual in colorado springs. seattle's in the comfortable mid 70s. >>> and coming up -- after 39 years of service the last vietnam-era draftee finally retires. taking a look back at the end of an era of this hero. >>> the question wasn't if transformers 3 wouou dominate the fourth of july weekend box office, but by how much? that answer and much more coming up. >>> u.s. markets are closed today for the july 4th holidid. but last week was their best weekekn more than two years. the dow gained 648 points. and last week's good news in the u.s. is having a positive effect overseas. tokyo's nikk

the fire near los alamos national laboratories is on remote 249. y on the other side of the board. but we are keeping an eye on that one. authorities are trying to keep that fire away from the laboratory and some of the spent nuclear fuel. remote 266 still waiting for the implosion of this old power plant in texas. still standing. when it comes down we'll try to bring you those pictures live. julie: a lot going on behind the scenes in the casey anthony murder trial including some key testimony by casey's mother cindy. she said she left work early one day and searched the internet for chloroform and chlorophyll. sharon, by introduction this rebuttal testimony the prosecution is going try to discredit cindy anthony's testimony that she was lying about being on the computer by proving she was at work at the time. can the state strike cindy anthony's testimony if the judge finds she committed perjury and lied on the stand? >> no, it's a question of credibility. i'm sure the defense will have a surrebuttal argument and will claim there was just to discre

it's upstream from the los alamos facility. some people are angry over the firefighters' rush to protect the lab over some other areas. >> now that we see their focus was save los alamos. what about us? the last fire, we're still not recovered from the last fire. >> well, the last fire torched 90,000-acres in the forest in 2003. so far it's blackened more than 113,000-acres, and it's still spreading, but firefighters expect to lift the evacuation order soon for the 12,000 people who live in the town. >>> greek authorities have arrested -- why this effort has run afoul of authority. >>> a shipload of palestineen americans with a mission, carrying nothing but letters -- sailing in defiance of greek orders and israeli pressure. it was said the boat was not allowed to leave. the idea, go as far out as they could get and see what happens. not far before the coast guard with commandos intercepted the boat. the israelis blocked sga blocked gaza in 2007. they remain tight control of their check points. last year boats rammed the blockad

consumed roughly 162 square miles in six days, forced 12,000 residents to leave their homes in the los alamos region. the fire is 50% contained and no longer a threat to the country's premiere testing lab. the need for evacuation remain in effect. >> we want all resources that are available since this is the number one fire priority in the country. >> the fire has destroyed half of bandolier national park as well as sacred sights in the pueblo region. >>> hillary clinton was welcomed to spain by juan carlos. she urged moammar gadhafi to step down during a joint press conference. gadhafi warned he would retaliate with attacks if nato doesn't stop attacking his regime. >> we appreciate spain's enforcement of the no-fly zone. the nato led mission is on track, the pressure on gadhafi is mounting. >> the u.s. and spain have said gadhafi's threats of attacks in europe won't deter the nato mission in libya. nato is operating under a u.n. security council resolution designed to protect people. >>> the duke and duchess of cambria are said to be relaxing today. prince william is following in the footst

the blaze has been contained not rushing towards los alamos. the very fragile and nuclear testing plant is in los alamos. several projects have been put on hold. waiting for this fire to subside. >> still ahead, your forecast and taking a look outside at walnut creek from mt. tam it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. i hay head out the wi. oh, we're dering evhing you chink of: ywood, ct. i, i e the breezring on my te.u chink of: weh, every week. we'ullin' a b or soin'. don't know. st do. i don'

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the region. nothing in los alamos. tate of new mexico showers and storms continue to fire up not just this afternoon but the next several days. we are headed into something call the north american monsoon season. over the next several months we are going to see an increase in moisture across the four corners region and the state of nevada. this is a yearly seasonal thing. this will continue to fire up. we'll see additional precipitation. that said, the activity will be limited over the next several days. very isolated stuff. some of those thunderstorms will be moving over dry air. the water that will fall out of those storms will evaporate before reaching the ground. if you get lightning that could spark up new wildfires that is going we continue to track over the next several weeks. if we get precipitation that will be good news. temperatures stray on the warm side in the 80s in los alamos. other spots will look at high into the 90s, very warm. there's an air quality alert in effect through the workweek because of the

is thick with smoke, but officials are more confident by the day that the town and the los alamos nuclear lab are safe. but the fire is still burning out of control. it's now near the town of santa clara pueblo, an indian reservation with about a thousand residents. gilbert narajo has lived on this land all his life. >> now we see their focus was save los alamos. what about us? the last fire, we're still not even recovered from the last fire. >> reporter: sacred pueblo grounds on the mountain above the town have already burned. >> that's my kids' future, my grandkids'. >> reporter: the fire is also destroying the forest animals depend on, sending wild animals like this mountain lion into town. despite their optimism, officials aren't going to let evacuees back into los alamos until at least next week. >> that was sandra hughes reporting. >>> east bay narcotics officers are under investigation, accused of stealing from suspects during raids. federal lawsuit names members of the contra costa narcotics task force and other officers with the antioch police department. officer lewis lo

. >>> thousands of people living near the los alamos national lab have returned home. but the fire is not out yet. >>> good morning, southbound solve 1 golden gate bridge. that traffic looks good. we'll kell you more coming up. >>> good morning, skies are clear. a little cooler by the coast. it will still be warm to hot inland. >>> officials say he shot and killed four fellow marines and wounded one other. it happened on the yellow sea island base near the countries border in north korea. >>> in memphis, tennessee a police officer is dead after responding to a dispute call. the gunman killed patrol officer timothy warren and a civilian. police have arrested the suspect but have not identified him. >> it's obviously a very tragic situation. any time an officer is placed in harms way and is harmed it's tragic. >> a hotel guest that bumped into the suspect said he seemed off like he was out of it. authorities say police responded to two separate disturbance calls involving the suspect. >>> there is no holiday for the jury in the casey anthony murder trial. they are expecte