the international committee of the red cross says it's not leaving libya colonel gadhafi is dead. but the conflict isn't settled yet as people keep fighting and in many cities a virtual this chalk rebuilding the country may take years making libya another long lasting red cross. how does the red cross manage to conduct so many. all around the globe and what are the primary issues the organization has to face we're asking the head of the red cross. the international red cross committee conducts several hundred humanitarian operations in some eighty countries despite its purely humanitarian activities the red cross is not always welcome the volunteers have to take between the warring parties sometimes coming under fire they also have to show diplomacy skills as some regimes especially in africa are not friendly towards any kind of. our list of the current thank you very much for being with us here that are well this week the red cross was meeting with the c.s.t. i was the head of this year's tour which is the main the leading security organization or meeting them outside moscow what

issues the organization has to face we're asking the head of the red cross. the international red cross committee conducts several hundred humanitarian operations in some eighty countries despite its purely humanitarian activities the red cross is not always welcome in the volunteers have to take between the warring parties sometimes coming under fire they also have to show diplomacy skills and some regimes especially in africa and not friendly towards any kind of. i will miss the current thank you very much for being with us you better well this week the red cross was meeting with the studio with the head of this year's tour which is the main the leading security organization or meeting them outside moscow what was the agenda of our that meeting you have to again that we have a very very strong relationship with this city or for another four years and i think that we have two elements one is we wanted to share in fact our reading of what's going on now in the region central asia but also what's going on in afghanistan in libya in yemen in syria to make sure t

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the yellow and reds are the heaviest of the rain.forward in time and we are into these upper 50s. we are talking about winds in the 70s. by tomorrow morning or about 24 hours from now still into the 60s and still a heavy wind and rain. we just got a very long duration storm. because of that, that's why we have a threat for flooding. this is a look at where the storm eventually pulls in and brings the rain. places like arkansas that need the rain, and you get to parts of the central and northern plains. we desperately need the rain. there will be some bull's eyes here in indiana, illinois and missouri that will see four to eight inches of rain. you think that is good because you have such a big drought going on, but that much rain falling in such a short time will cause some significant inland flooding. by the time we get to saturday or so here across areas of the plains we will have trouble with flooding. far inland away from the storm unfortunately. this is not just a coast ali vent. coastal event. >> the land just can't handle that

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a great opportunity tonight for the orioles...the red hot tampa bay rays lost this afternoon, and with a in over move into undisputed second ld - place in the american league e. but the visditors struck first...top 5th, no this shot to right ury rips - center...it'll bounce into the stands for a ground rule double...scott posednick comes into score...1-0 boston... bottom 6th, now 2-1 red sox and watch what happens...adam jones up the middle..pitcher aaron cook goes to second..and throws it away...jj hardy scores...it's tied at 2... ..later in the 6th, matt wieters rips this one to deep left...it'll bounce over the wall...mc louth comes in to score,...birds led 3-2..they;d never trail again......still in thew 6th, mark reynolds, who hit two home runs last night, stayed hot..rippiong this double to deep leff...two runs come in to score and the orioles beat the red sox for thee8th time in 11 tried this year...5-3 the final....a great 3 3 history made this afternoon in seattle...pitching against the red hot tampa bay rays, the mariners' felix hernandez threw a perfect game...the firrt in m

a new app is helping the red cross save lives. >> how long will the storms stick around? >>> in an effort to save lives, red cross is launching its own app. . >>> whether it comes to hurricanes, greater houston and the texas golf coast has plenty of painful hitionry. it's why curling clouds catch our attention. for emergency managers, come ants is an emergency as a storm. >> how fast will it move? when will it impact our area? be well prepared not while there's water coming across the road but days ahead of time. >> it's a level of alert and planning made more accessible by a freshly released high-tech tool. courtesy of folks who weathered their fair share of powerful storms. >> an app is mobile. >> free of charge, the red cross hurricane app for smart phones dplifers a potentially life-preserving array of preand post-storm guidance of real- time information. everything from noah weather alerts to location of shelters. >> prethinking of the red cross to pull the trigger. >> at houston's weather mus museum, we asked them to put the hurricane app to a practicality test. >> w

a ranger rips the red sox. s set the tone early. >>> plus, one leaping catch that grabs the game's momentum. your first look at sports is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. ♪ [music plays] ♪ [music plays] >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm lynn berry. in sports, one milwaukee slugger broke out of a huge slump yesterday helping the brewers sweep the reds. here's nbc's mario solis. >> hi there, good morning. just four days ago, the reds were the hottest team in baseball. then they ran into the brewers. reds had won 19 of 23 before their series in milwaukee. cincy got the lead but they let it slip away in the eighth. gomez ties it with an rbi single. mr. mvp, ryan braun, completing the rally with an rbi of his own. brewers take the lead and sweep the reds with a 3-2 win. >>> the rangers' josh hamilton had a forgettable month of july, but he's starting to come around just in time for the st

ready for the most ambitious exploration of the red planet. the mission, search for the basic elements of life. it didn't come without tense moments. teresa garcia's is in pasadena, california. good morning to you. >> good morning, terrell. you know, it was exciting, it was tense and there was a dramatic countdown inside the mission control room as each milestone was successfully ticked off during curiosity's seven-minute edl or entry, decent and landing. >> behind me is a replica of the rover. it's ready to begin an amazing scientific mission. nasa engineers cheered when the mars rover curiosity touched down. >> touchdown confirmed. >> minutes later, the first pictures from mars were beamed back. >> there is the wheel of the rover safely on the surface of mars. >> curiosity went through what was described as seven minutes of terror to land on the planet. it hit the atmosphere at 13,000 miles per hour before jet engines kicked in to slow it down. a crane then lowered the rover safely on to the surface where it reported back to nasa that it was

let's turn to sports as the losses piled up for the fourth place red sox. the players appear to be in full revolt against the first year manager. according to a report from yahoo, a number of players by dustin pedroia expressed frustration with valentine directly to red sox ownership with some saying they no longer wanted to play for him. the heated players only meetings took place on july 26th and called by the owners after gonzalez voiced anger over the decision to let the pitcher struggle through a start where he gave up 11 runs. despite the red sox sub500 record, ownership has given support publicly and even gust in gave some measure of support. the red sox playing last night against the orioles. tie game in the fifth. there is bobby. mark reynolds goes deep. solo shot puts them up a run. this time a three-run home run and the red sox woes continue. the orioles win 7-1. the giants and the nationals facing off and brannon belt out to deep right. about 100 feet short, but it will bring a run home. the giants win 6-1 and remain tied with the dodgers for the

they won it, 7-1. >>> the red sox hate this. the yanks' hiroki kuroda had everything going against the rangers. a no-hitter through six. pitched a complete game. gave up just two hits. nick swisher belted a home run for the second straight night, his 17th of the year, and new york led it, 2-0. mark teixeira followed that up with one of his own, back-to-back homers in the seventh. yanks shut out the rangers, 3-0. >>> charlie sheen threw out the first pitch in toronto. a little too much tiger's blood on that one. charlie was wild, and so was the blue jays' henderson alvarez. tried to pick off that runner at first, and that didn't work. then came the go-ahead run. the white sox were "winning." they beat the jays, 3-2. >>> with guys like matt kemp, andre ethier, and hanley ramirez, you wouldn't expect luis cruz to spark the dodger offense. that's exactly, though, what happened in pittsburgh. three hits, three rbi. dodgers won it big, 11-0. >>> angels need something if they're going to get back into the a.l. west race. maybe this is i

the red cross is helping the family. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> coming up on 4:30 now on this wednesday morning. and veronica johnson is in for tom kierein this morning. your tweet this morning said, still a stormy tale for some. >> areas along east of i-95 could see storms later today. ith it's quiet right now. the storms that we had last night rolled through here and ended just after midnight. we're at 75

. >> the conservative editor-in-chief of red state tweeted omg this might be the moment that mitt romney lost the election. >> jon: omg i didn't know the guy who runs red state.com is a 13-year-old girl. mitt romney has put up disadvantage electorally ttylxox. show him a real man reacts. >> anyone who donates to mitt romney ought to call him and say if andrea is not fired and off the campaign they are not giving another dime. it's not worth fighting for this man if this is the help he has. a response to this by citing health care in massachusetts. >> jon: this whole thing makes me unlikable. i mean mad, i meant mad and and coulter drew back the curtain and revealed the great and powerful oz. >> it's not worth fighting for this man if this is the spokesman he has. there's point in you doing your show. >> a degree with you. >> we there's no point in push for this man if he is employing morons like this. >> jon: did you see that republican presidential candidate is making a move we don't agree with and i'm mad because you are working so hard to push for him but he continues to go off the me

the viking landers were the first to arrive on the red plap et. they sent these pictures back. just last month, nasa released this image taken by the opportunity rover which has been there for eight years now. it shows a massive crater created billions of years ago. >>> missions to mars, though, more often end in disappointment than success. out of more than 3 dozen attempts to fly by orland on mars, more than half ended in failure. we'll talk to cbs news space consultant bill harwood a little later on this morning. in the meantime, we'll move on. >>> at least 16 egyptian soldiers at a gaza -- the gunmen bursa cross the border and -- israeli forces killed eight of the gunmen. they fired on one of the cars, the other exploded at the border crossing. >>> syrian troops are preparing for a decisive battle for the city of aleppo. aleppo has been under siege for weeks. rebel leaders say there's an increase in syrian government tanks and troops. refugees report indiscriminate shelling of civilians and short annals of food and other supplies. tv reports a bomb exploded at the office in

maybe tear up, something. ♪ (bleep) we'll edit in post. ♪ welcome to the 2012 red neck blank live fromn, maine. we've seen excitement from the cliff exercises to the member's quarter meter high dive and now the games are moving down to historic red neck pace. i've got this thing covered from every angle. go i top jason jones at the sidelines i'm at the toilet seat quarter finals where a man known as just as yummy is squaring off to against a squirrely guy from augusta. you qualified for the semis, how do you feel? >> i don't care. >> let's get a closer look at the rising star. yummy grow up in a picturesque corner of maine. >> my name is yummy i throw toilet seats in the contest. >> just 29 and already at the top of his game. with that we're going back down to the ring toss final where spoiler alert yummy takes gold. i don't thinkummer is going to pull this off. he needs a perfect bull's eye to win this gold. he has done it a perfect toss. a perfect toss. >> getting the gold medal, everybody. >> so what do you think of the coverage? pretty good, right? >> yeah. this is going to cost me

. >> by the senior epidemiologist red state recent data released by the cdc showing the u.s. is on track for the worst hoping, -- whooping cough outbreak. at the end of july last year there were 56 known cases, this year, 181 and that number is expected to rise. those most at risk are infants and people who handle them. >> want to make sure people are vaccinated who have contact, such as pregnant women. we want to make sure they're protected. we want to make sure any siblings or grandparents who may take care of the infants are protected. >> protests this is passed along through -- pertussis is passed along through a cough. >> as far as why we are seeing the rise, the diagnosis is improving and it is possible the vaccine is waning. >> by the time they reach adolescence age, the vaccine protection is not enough to protect them against purchases. we're seeing more cases. >> if you would like to take a closer look at the findings, we have beeprovided links on our website, wbaltv.com. >> have you caught the fever? we're not talking about hoping, for west nile. there are two conta

the nasa explorer lands on the red planet. ♪ >> skipping to an olympic beat. rope may not be part of the game this year, but with moves like these, watch out. welcome to our viewers around the globe. the syrian president suffered a major political blow today when his prime minister defected. he denounced the government as a terror regime. this comes as the rebel troops prepare for their assault on damascus. our correspondent has been with rebel forces on the outskirts of the capital. >> we are in the backyard. damascus is little more than 3 miles away. but here you find freedom fighters, not government troops. the rebels cannot be expected to hold this ground. they are only here because the government forces are not. but the rebels are adamant that they will try again. for the time being, they wait. someone is helmut those barracks. fresh recruits arrive every day. so many, there is hardly room. this man's parents think that he is studying computer science. he joins in to the address of the president's mother. such words would once have been a death sentence.

already sending images of the red planet. >>> and incredible video coming in. strong summer storms tearing a home from its foundation. more rain on the way. >>> and what a weekend in london. the world's fastest man shows he's still got it. >>> good monday morning, i'm sunny hostin in for paula faris. >> and i'm rob nelson. we're learning new details about the suspect in the temple shooting. he was likely a white supremacist or a skinhead. >> now they're looking for clues at the duplex he rented. t.j. winick has more. >> reporter: the fbi has taken over lead of this investigation. seven people were killed at this temple behind me yesterday. three more were critically injured. they're being treated at a nearby hospital. this morning, fbi officials are split between the sikh temple and the suspect's home six miles away. overnight, we learned more about the suspect, sources telling abc news he's believed to be a skinhead or a white supremacist in his 40s. he used a semiautomatic hand gunn to kill his victims, including the president of the temple preparing for the d

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they win going away, the reds win 7-3. s a lackluster loss to denver last week. the bears looking to improve this week against the skins. the state will be work in progress until the regular season begins against the colts. >> we still have a lot of time. what we show against the redskins is not the final product. we have the rest of the preseason and we have a game week to prepare an amber down what we do on offense. we want to get in the huddle and execute plays, but it is not the end of the world. >> the nhl players association had a meeting to brief players the commissioner saying that he wants a deal done by september 15 or there will be a lockout. the sides are still very far apart about revenue sharing. the players say they are ready. >> the last thing that is a threat or suggestion of a lockout is a surprise to the players. they have had it in the back of their minds. if it has to be, it will be a real shame and unfortunate. but they are prepared for it. >> the chicago fire in action up without their captain, who su

but in some ways, it was not the red meat that i really would have expected. but i've got to say this, scott, i think the speech peopling away tonight will remember is the speech made by the woman in the red dress just leaving the hall, ann romney. >> pelley: she did steal the show today. her husband made a surprise appearance before the convention, greeting her on stage immediately after her extremely well-received speech, a speech clearly geared towards women and attracting the wohl's vote to her husband. there they are immediately after the speech. and governor romney will be returning to this hall on thursday to deliver his acceptance speech. paul ryan will deliver his speech tomorrow, thursday the convention will come to a close with governor romney's speech. our coverage tonight will continue in just a moment online at cbsnews.com. but for now, for bob schieffer and for our entire cbs news campaign 2012 team, i'm scott pel netampa. we'll see you in a minute on the web. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org . >

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the red line will single track between grosvenor and medical center. orange line buses will replace trains, and all of that the work is expected to rap up in time for tomorrow's commute. >>> a very busy day. the time is 9:38. good morning, everybody. and thank you for joining us. [ female announcer ] these are the crescents you love on a holiday. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs with just a few ingredients you have an easy dinner... pillsbury crescent dogs... school night ideas made easy. that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. this bipartisan reform successfully reduced welfare rolls. on july 12th president obama quietly ended the work requirement... gutting welfare reform. one of the most respected newspapers in america called it, "nuts!" saying, "if you want to get more people to work, "you don't loosen the requirements -- you tighten them." mitt romney's

the reds beat the dbacks 6-2. 80-52.he reds 132 games to get their 80th win of the season. that's the fastest to 80 wins for a red team since the big red machine did it in 125 games in 1976. keep an eye on the reds. >>> four months of pure bliss begins tonight as the college football season finally kicks off. wouldn't you know it, my vanderbilt commodores get it going. they host ninth ranked south carolina on espn. big expectations for the heisman candidate and running back marcus ladimore. vladimir went to a bowl game. we expect an s.e.c. championship this year, that's completely reasonable, don't you think? nomination before a cheering crowd in tampa. "morning joe" crew is going to break it all down and preview mitt romney's address this evening. plus, when we come back we'll huddle around the water cooler to watch ryan's old friend, scott walker, governor of wisconsin getting a little teary as he watched his buddy accept the vice presidential nomination. governor walker explains when "way too early" comes back at the

why the iconic big red booths are disappearing from the streets of london.ey america, even though they don't need one, wes, clay and demarcus tried on the new depend real fit briefs for charity to prove how great the fit is even while playing pro football. the best protection now looks, fits and feels just like underwear. get a free sample and try one on for yourself. i've never felt this way before, but it's a scary time to be a woman. mitt romney is just so out of touch. [ female announcer ] mitt romney opposes requiring insurance coverage for contraception. and romney supports overturning roe versus wade. romney backed a bill that outlaws all abortion, even in cases of rape e and incest.ce there's so much we need to do. we need to attack our problems -- not a woman's choice. [ obama ] i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. >>> and my co-anchor bill weir joins us now from london with the late fres the olympic games. bill? >> reporter: terry, twas another day of liquid gold. missy franklin and michael phelps win in the pool. and a fresh face to root

the dow closing in the red for the fourth straight day. top money managers give you insights into your investments. liz: it started this morning with new data showing home sales rising. fox business exclusive with the c e l of homebuilders, the stock has done beautifully over the past year. what he thinks will be the biggest challenge of the housing recovery that gained steam too quickly. dave: before that street fight we will tell you what drove a market for the data download. we stay on wall street with major industries with the dow closing down for the fourth day in a row. the longest losing streak in three weeks. all the s&p sectors end and a red led by materials and utilities and jobless claims rose for the second straight

nasa's most advanced mars rover on the surface of the red planet. ay joins us live from pasadena with more on the initial reaction by nasa scientists. a huge day for nasa. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. and what a morning at the jet propulsion laboratory. curiosity pushing the bounds of not only science and technology but the dreams of so many scientists and engineers here as the rover now opens a new chapter in american space exploration. after more than eight months traveling more than 350 million miles through space, curiosity reached the atmosphere of the red planet. >> it has started guided entry. >> reporter: it was unprecedented high risk landing, the team called seven minutes ever terror. >> hey, guys. >> reporter: computers controlled the descent, slowing the craft from 13,000 miles an hour to zero in that crucial seven-minute window. animation playing out what the data seemed to confirm. >> standing by. >> reporter: and just after 10:30 pacific time, 1:30 in the morning eastern. >> touchdown. >> the cheers spilling ove

next year the award for the red cross was no longer happening. s a one time thing i was lucky to win. i thought we have amazing, spirited women in baltimore. we should do a reward that continues the momentum and recognizes heros and gives back. we started that the first year. it snowballed. every year the winners are more phenomenal. >> as you do it you'll raise more money and network with more women so they can advance. the me about the different categories. >> they are very specific. we start with spirited woman line. it is designed for a younger woman starting out in her career and making meaningful commitments in the committee. board membership, volunteer work, stuff like that. we view that as our way to groom the next generation of women leaders. then we have a woman in balance. that's an award designated for a working mother managing to make it look easy and graceful while she balances. we have a new award this year which recognizes local entrepreneur women in business. we have the spirited woman of baltimore award 2012. this year's winners

the "curiosity" rover touched down on mars just hours ago and has beamed back its first images of the red planet. nbc's jay gray is live at the jet propulsion laboratory in california with more on this historic landing. it was quite a sight, jay. >> reporter: yeah. good morning, veronica. and what a morning, you're right, here at the jet propulsion laboratory. "curiosity" pushing the limits of technology, science and of dreams while opening a new chapter in the history of american space exploration. >> they have started guided entry. >> reporter: it was an unprecedented, high-risk entry and landing the nasa team called seven minutes of terror. >> and they're good! >> reporter: computers controlled the descent with no help from earth and mission control, slowing the spacecraft from 13,000 miles an hour, 17 times the speed of sound, to zero in that crucial seven-minute window. >> we have acquired the ground through radar. >> reporter: animation playing out what the data seemed to confirm. >> standing by. >> reporter: and just after 10:30 pacific time, 1:30 in the morning eastern -- >> touch

from a home run to start a game to a home run that ended the game the reds apz jay bruce with a walk- shot against the mets. sin they won their fourth straight, 3-0. that's your early look at sports. i'm fred roggin an olympic gold medalist goes hollywood and which ex is taylor swift singing about now? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. if you ever wanted to own a piece of history now's your chase. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome ba to "early today." here's what you need to know leaving the door this morning. if you're anywhere from d.c. to baltimore to d.c. to boston there is a chance of thunderstorms today. also a strong cold front coming through montana today. temperatures were near 100 today. today only in the 60s. that will be the front we'll watch moving across the country from today all the way through saturday. tomorrow that cold front will cool you off from minnesota in the northern plains but spark thunderstorms from kansas city to chicago. well if you're watching us on kark in little rock, arizona, if you ever wondered how video games

the rover almost immediately began sending back these pictures from the surface of the red planet. >>t great things take many people working together to make them happen is one of the fantastic things of human existence. >> reporter: curiosity's mission is to probe and zap its way around the gale crater, looking for past or present life on mars. >> i hope for kids today, actually, for everyone today, that this landing of curiosity on the surface of mars will lead people to think about the great science ahead of us and to go on and do great things. >> reporter: the mission was risky, with a $2.5 billion price tag. a worry nasa can now leave behind. >> we're going to continue not only exploring mars but the solar system and the universe. >> reporter: curiosity will now get a full health check out. and scientists hope to begin driving it around mars and begin exploring here in the next few weeks for a mission they hope will last at least two years. rob? sunny? >> we saw the reaction from nasa and the folks over there. how big a gamble was this mission? >> reporter: you know, scientists w

search for life begins on mars as nasa successfully lands its curiosity recover on the surface of the red planet. >>> and i have landed successfully in front of the dow jones stocks heat map. advancers out pacing decliners by a ratio of less of 6-4. signs of life in european stocks. we've got the ftse 100 up 2.6%. down marginally today. up four weeks in a row. xetra dax today starting off 11 points up. the krak down and the ibex is back up. big rally with banks on friday. there's a plan, creeping towards a plan in europe. employment report helping out as well. take a look at yields all-important yields. spanish ten year still around that 6% market. ten year spanish yields 6.813%. hasn't changed an awful lot before the draghi statement just often days or so ago. u.s. treasuries 1.55%. post-jobs yield higher. currency markets euro/dollar hit a four week high. 1.2361. the aussie/dollar still at a high of 1.0544. we go to singapore and see what's happening in asia. >> asian markets are tracking higher following positive release from the u.s. and europe. but also bolstered by more talk of poli

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