diana alvear reports. >> reporter: strong winds served as fuel for a utah wildfire. more than 1,600 homes were evacuated. at least four homes were destroyed. >> we have active operations going on. it's only as good as mother nature will let us be right now. >> reporter: the fire was sparked sunday at a utah national guard shooting range. 50-mile-per-hour winds spread the flames quickly. >> i could hardly run to the car, i was so scared. i was so shaken and feel like i was going to pass out. >> reporter: monday, the utah

diana alvear reports. >> reporter: strong winds served as fuel for a utah wildfire. more than 1,600 homes were evacuated. at least four homes were destroyed. >> we have active operations going on. it's only as good as mother nature will let us be right now. >> reporter: the fire was sparked sunday at a utah national guard shooting range. 50-mile-per-hour winds spread the flames quickly. >> i could hardly run to the car, i was so scared. i was so shaken and feel like i was going to pass out. >> reporter: monday, the utah national guard commander apologized, saying they did not check weather advisories before proceeding with the firing exercise. >> our job as the national guard, our mission, is to support our citizens, not to endanger them. and we failed in that. >> reporter: as firefighters battle the blaze, some of the tools in tre are coming into question. a federal judge has ordered the u.s. forest service to review its plan to use fire retardant. the concern, not enough protection for animals, especially endangered species. >> we've seen major fish kills when reta

in utah, it's being used with bulldozers and ground crews to push the fire back. alvear, abc news, los angeles. >>> economists may say the recession is officially over and it was the longest since world war ii. president obama was on the defensive as he fielded question after question about the recovery in philadelphia. despite what economists say, americans are still feeling the pinch and even the president's supporters are getting frustrated. >> i'm exhausted. i'm exhausted of defending you, defending your administration, defending the mantle of change that i voted for. and deeply disappointed with where we are right now. >> my goal here is not to try to convince you that everything's where it needs to be, it's not. but we're moving in the right direction. >> house republicans said they would roll out a roughly 20-point agenda on thursday. it is their plan for jobs, spending, health care, national security, and reforming congress. >>> and now the sexting scandal that's rocking wisconsin. it involves a local district attorney accused of sending sexually oriented

in utah, it's being used with bulldozers and ground crews to push the fire back. diana alvear, abc news, los angeles. >>> nato says a helicopter crash has killed nine military service members today in afghanistan. it happened in the northwestern part of the country, in zabul province. they do not provide nationalities for the victims. the nine deaths make this year the deadliest of the afghan war. at least 529 people have been killed so far. >>> with the u.n. general assembly under way in new york, u.s. peace talks are in focus. the israeli and palestinian presidents got together on the sidelines yesterday. the israelis will be put under a bit of pressure. the mediators involved in the peace process, will call on israel to extend its moratorium on building west bank settlements. the settlement freeze is due to expire at the end of the months. >>> in an effort to repeal the don't ask, don't tell policy, covering gays in the military, faces a crucial vote today in the senate. it repeals part of the defense spending bill. the procedure will vote being taken today wil

this is out on the navajo reservation in southern utah. this is part of a structure that's about, i'd say, 300 rooms running along the back side of this canyon, a little village, small city, something. artifacts everywhere. one of the walls had fallen out, revealing the floor that had been packed in there, hundreds of years of people using the same floor just pushing down the dirt so that there are pieces of woven -- of braided string sticking out of the floor everywhere and arrowheads and broken pottery and i realized when i came up against the stack of this trash pile i put my head against it and looked along it. i could see it was covered with hair. people in that room had been combing their hair for hundreds of years and it had been landing on the floor. and then new floors are built on top of that and new floors and i ran my hand across, just barely across, the front of this and i could feel the hair of people who had been there and i was there with a navajo guy that i know who just was creeped out by this. because there's a certain h

utah up by three. dan hutchins with the tie and he missed. wait a minute, utah called time-out right before he kicked it. hutchins with another shot to tie the game. he nailed it. pittsburgh rally forces overtime. however, in the extra period, utah's joe phillips hits the chip shot for the win. utah with the first upset of the season knocked off 15, pittsburgh, 27-24 in o.t. >>> usc can't go to a bowl game, but they started the season with the trip to hawaii. the trojans wasted no time. scored in their first possession. matt barkley, david ausberry. usc won big on the big island. >>> baseball red sox to win their best to stay in the wild card hunt, adrian bell tray gets a solo shot to the left. the red sox beat the orioles, 6-4. big inning for the sox, bigger for phils, nine runs in the seventh against colorado. chase utley led the way with a grand slam. philadelphia won it 12-11. they have a two-game lead in the nl wild card race. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> does george clo

the gentleman from utah. mr. chaffetz: i don't believe we have any additional speakers at this time. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. clay: mr. speaker, i again urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this measure and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5366. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules -- the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. clay: i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 ,

. >>> on we are following a developing story from utah. a national guard commander in has taken the blame for a destructive wildfires that led to hundreds of evacuations. the commander spoke less than 30 minutes ago. >> we have had many fires out here. >> strong winds served as fuel for a utah while top -- wildfire. at least four homes were destroyed overnight. >> it is only as good as the mother nature will let us be right now. >> the fire was sparked sunday. >> i could hardly run to the car. >> monday, the utah national guard commander apologized, saying they did not check whether advisories. >> we are very concerned. >> as firefighters battled the blaze, some of their told in the arsenal are coming into question. not enough protection for animals, especially endangered species. >> we have seen a major fish killed when retardants bomber runs have made. hundred and founded a fish killed, including endangered fish. officials say residents could be allowed back in as early as monday evening. that will depend on how containment efforts are g

the utah county clerk's office would only be able to issue one certificate. so under that theory it would be impossible to commit the crime. the law says that if you cohabitate and live together as husband and wife knowing that you've got another spousal relationship going at the same time, you've committed the crime. >> many people when they think of multiple marriages they think of these high profile second leaders who are often sent to prison, people like tom green who was convicted of child rape and abuse. what do you want to get out in this case involving the browns? >> in most cases we're very average families just like the show portrays on "sister wives." we would eventually like to see the law changed, as greg mentioned, it is a felony, but we feel like that's a very high penalty and a high rating for our lifestyle when adultery is only a misdemeanor and we would certainly like to see it reduced and in order to do that someone has to come out publicly and explain to the public more about our lifestyle so they'll understand it. >> and i want you to qui

. >>> out west tonight, another wildfire is burn, this time in utah. it began in an unlikely location, a national guard firing range, and spread fast, people rushing out of 1,600 homes at night. clayton sandell is in herriman, utah, tonight. >> reporter: the flames came fast over the ridge, sending thousands fleeing into the night. >> i could hardly run to the car i was so scared. >> reporter: it happened so fast, the burns family barely escaped, taking only their medications. their house of 34 years burned to the ground. >> not so easy when you're this age to start all over again. >> reporter: helicopters and tankers battled the flames today, as hundreds of evacuees who spent the night in shelters were allowed to go home, but with a warning -- the danger isn't over. >> if we get a change in winds, a pickup in winds, you know, it's game on again. >> reporter: the fire started when live ammunition from a nearby national guard firing range ignited dry brush. that decision to use live ammo in these conditions is not sitting well with some homeowners. >> t

lake city, utah. flames destroyed three houses and damaged a fourth. 1,600 homes had to be evacuated. general brian tarbet says the guard never checked whether warnings about gusty winds were active before going ahead with live firearms training. national guard commanders apparently waited two hours to get help after flames started by their training exercise after it got out of hand. >>> just hours after a north carolina police chief made an impassioned plea for justice in the murder of his own daughter there was a break in the case. a team of federal investigators busted a convicted sex offender who was hiding out in a home in western new york. abc's larry jacobs has the story. >> reporter: murder suspect michael harvey was captured at a friend's house in niagara falls, nor. federal marshals say he was on the couch, sleeping, surrounded by drug paraphernalia. >> we were fortunate and got a tip. and that tip was successful. >> reporter: harvey was wanted in the murder of 23-year-old valerie hamilton,

so for now, in utah, it looks like the show goes on, shep. >> the show goes on. thank you, sir! fox weather alert now. and the east coast, man, you better look out! that was tropical storm nicole heading north and the remnants of that system expected to drench the eastern seaboard. heavy rain, localized flooding hitting folks from florida to south carolina already before the storm kind of broke apart. and forecasters say parts of the mid atlantic region and the northeast could see up to a foot of rain. i saw some of the local stations today talking six to eight inches in new york city. >> it's possible. if you go west, they'll see a little more. east in areas like boston not seeing as much. new york city and west will be pummelled. this is kind of the center of the storm. no longer a tropical storm. the center of it not very organized at all but that doesn't make a difference. all of the moisture that's associated with this and take a look at this, shepard, all the way down into the caribbean, a lot of moisture here and it will all be pulled up to the north. this is the radar pi

utah. >> roger clemens was indicted for lying to congress. did colbert tell the truth when he made the statements or do we have different standards for different people? or, is it worth testifying before congress? >> free speech protects satire but it does not protect lying to the congress. have interesting when you lie to liars, should you be prosecuted? >> that sounds like a math question. you can catch "the judge," on "freedom watch," on the follow business network. you spoke to a guy named glenn beck. >> on whether the tea party is a religious or political. >> i cannot wait to watch it. did we see the first republican enter his name on the presidential ballot for 2012?

. >> utah up in flames. an apology from the state's army guard. we'll show you exapped. >> i think she did a good job. >> first michelle rhee is back in the national spotlight. >> welcome back, everybody. 4:45 is your time. a man who judged a middle and high school wrestling match, many of them in northern virginia, has been arrested and charged with possessing child pornography. 59-year-old mark barget was arrested after the apartment next door to his caught fire in jaund the pornography was found. an elderly man's body was found last night. authorities say this is a death investigation. there is currently nothing suspicious. transportation leaders will be gathering in d.c. today for another distracted driving summit. this year's event will focus on the effects of text messaging. it comes a day after the government says fewer people are being killed in crashes due to distracted driving. >> michelle rhee is getting more attention with every passing day. yesterday she was on oprah winfrey talking about how hard it is to turn around d.c. public scho

the state of utah implemented a four day workweek in 2008. they didn't save as muchpredict now a spokesman for the state of utah told me that when they implemented the four day workweek they were surprised to say that they saved money in overtime. their theory is that when people working a longer day they are watching the clock. and after the minutes tick by and their time is over, they are ready to go. >> we actually work an extra hour during the summer so get out half days on friday. i don't want to stay any time after the nine hours we are there during the week. >> people get really tired and cranky, particularly in government service. >> reporter: so you don't want them there for ten hours? >> i think they need a break. >> reporter: the proposal applies to 25 state agencies. it would not affect the dmv. >> i could see it being inconvenient but if the budget is such that that needs to happen t. >> i go out of my way to not visit any state offices because i like doing everything online. >> reporter: that's open 24/7. in virginia, beth parke

but polygamy is illegal in utah. it's considered a felony crime there. apparently brown is not too terribly worried about putting it all out there on dvd. take a look. >> 20 years ago i married mary, and then 17 years ago, i married janelle, and then 16 years ago, i married christine. >> fox news analyst, former federal prosecutor and doug pannis is a family law attorney. let's start with the law. we put it up on the screen here. utah statute on bigamy, a person is guilty of bigamy when knowing he or she has a husband or wife the person purport toss marry another person or cohabitates with another person. does this statute appear to be tailor made for cody brown add his wife? >> i think this statute was made for cody brown and his wife, because they're both purporting to be husband and wives. by the way, why would anyone want four wives? that's another story. but you know, it's -- we won't go there! >> but why is he purporting, and cohabitating and that's common law marriage. >> so you would prosecute? were you the prosecutor? >> of course. and just beca

i imagine the utah national guard is pretty sick about this. we understand that the fire was started with a training session with a machine gun at a range. how is the utah national guard helping you manage the situation right now? >> you know, they've been here -- the fires happen. we border what is camp williams, the utah national guard camp and they have fires there several times over the summer. most of them are caused by lightning, and they have great fire suppression over there, and so they are on top of things all of the time. this, i guess they got on top of it yesterday and thought that it was pretty well taken care of until the wind kicked in and started pushing it our way. and so they have been putting bulldozers to make the fire lines and all of their -- all of what they have available fighting it from the other side. they have been a great partner. >> here's the question, though, and maybe a lot of the folks in your community would be interested in the answer. should your unified fighting authority been contacted earlier, earlier th

it's called cedar breaks, it's in an out of the way corner of utah.stunning, as you can see. we're going to take you there later on. good morning, america. i'm dan harris. >> and i'm bianna golodryga. it's sunday, september 5th. >>> also, still ahead, fall wedding season is upon us. something i know all too well. my wedding is only three weeks away. we have tips for brides on how to plan the perfect wedding for a perfectly affordable price. we'll even have etiquette tips as well. >> no cell phones. >> no cell phones. >>> first, though, we're going to begin with a very serious and genuinely shocking story out of mesa, arizona. a woman there had acid thrown in her face right outside of her home. and this is the second acid attack in a week. our linsey davis has the story. we want to warn you first. some of the images are hard to watch. >> reporter: recovering from second-degree burns. 41-year-old dari valardi told arizona's kpnx tv she had just arrived home on thursday when a stranger tossed acid in her face. >> i saw a woman walking up with what looked

the state of utah implemented a four-day workweek in 2008 and didn't save as much as predicted but they did save. a spokesman for the state of utah told me when they implemented a four-day workweek, they were surprised to see money in overtime and their theory is when people are working a longer day, they're watching the clock and after the minutes tick by and the time is over, they're ready to go. >> we work in the hour during the summer and i don't want to say any -- stay any time during the 9 hours there. >> you don't want them there? >> no, i think they need a break. >> the proposal applies to 25 state agencies and wouldn't effect the dmv. it would be closed on friday. >> it would be inconvenient and the budget or stuff, that is to happen. >> i go out of my way to help. >> that is open 24/7 n. virginia, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> -- . >> days passed. >> yeah. >> and the high was 84 degrees and we'll full quickly. and shocking when you go outside. >> i know. >> and hate to see it slipping away and on a cool night, it's see enjoyable and that will be another real comfortable night as

. >>> san jose state on the road at utah. a mismatch from the get-go. utah scores early and often.r sparty. the quarterback tries a earthquake. off his own man. sparty is routed 56-3. we'll take a quick break. give you giant fans more time to get over what you just watched. and troy tulowitzki did most of and troy tulowitzki did most of the damage in this ten-innininiñ you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke causes asthma, a disease that cannot be cured. protect your loved ones. >> mike: quite a pennant race in the national league,-under and own giants took a step back tonight in colorado. rockies looking to stay in the race. izturis just back from an an pen deck -- appendectomy, then troy tulowitzki crushes this. gives the rockies the lead. next inning, ross gets it back and more. three-run blast over the fence, game tied at nine. extras. bottom ten. 2-0 again. drills one in the gap off wilson. gonzalez comes around from first to score the winning run. the rockies win it 10-9. now, agony and ecstasy in san diego. l

. >>> and number 15, pittsburgh, was upset by utah.rtime the utes decided to go on defense and intercepted a pass to get the ball, then utah kicked the winning field goal to beat pitt 27-24. >>> in major league baseball, one extra inning game. in the 13th inning, gerald laird of detroit hit a solo home run into the bull pen in left center field in minnesota. that gave the tigers a 10-9 victory but the twins still lead the american league central division by 3 1/2 games. >>> and chase utley of philadelphia hit a grand slam homer to cap a slugfest in colorado. the phillies' 12-11 win moves them within two games of atlanta in the national league east. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and the victim of a brutal acid attack speaks out, saying it could have been a lot worse. [ female announcer ] there's complete. and then there's most complete, like what you get from centrum ultra women's, the most complete multivitamin for women. it has vitamin d, which emerging science suggests supports breast health, and

to catch up with the new head coach to get his how the on san jose's home opener against southern utah. already so the first opening home game against southern utah, how important is it to have fans and other people come out and support the team. >> it important. they are playing their first home opener. so they are excited about our team and we are excited about it and you know we are coming off two teams and he we are playing inventory of 100,000 fans. so we want to put on a good should show for them. what do you say to all the people that saw last season. what do you say to get them pumped up and the differences in this team team? >> i think this team is is a group of men that are fighting hard and improving every day and have a willing spirit to form well and represent their school really well. >> going into this season, do you have a main goal that you want to be accomplished in. >> i want us to you don't have every week and that's a big deal for us. can any special events planned for the first game of the season. i think they have a lot of things going on with grilling and things

ben winslow has more from herriman, utah. >> good morning. the machine gunfire continues to grow, it has destroyed four homes and torched more than 3500 acres and right now state of emergency has been declared for the south end of the salt lake valley, this fire, again, four homes destroyed, and fire crews working madly right now to build a fire line to save other homes. 1500 homes have been evacuated, a number of people spent the night at a local high school. the cause of this fire, the utah national guard was conducting training exercises on a machine gun training range. they confirmed this morning that live ammunition during a training exercise is what sparked the fire. they have their own fire crews that they thought had it under control. but then we had strong winds, 50-mile an hour winds, that pushed this fire to the point where it was out of control, mass evacuations, still underway here in herriman, and four homes, destroyed. crews are working hard right now to get a handle on this. we understand air attack crew will be beginning when

now authorities in utah are opening up an investigation and charging the whole family possibly with a. we'll talk more about that. >>> speaking of adults in need of better supervision, we'll talk about pee wee football in texas, also coming up. >> this portion of "the early show" sponsored by chile's. it's all in the pepperation. like our chicken crispers with new sweet & smoky sauce, our new slow-smoked honey chipotle baby back ribs, or grilled all-white meat chicken fajitas served over a bed of sizzling peppers and onions. grab a friend and get one appetizer plus two entrees with chili's $20 dinner for two. ♪ your favorites, in pieces. >>> it is a wednesday morning, everybody. we have a big crowd out there this morning. welcome back to "the early show." >>> coming up we know football is a violent sport. but even pee wee football? think about -- this is -- this is in response to something that happened on the field. these parents and these coaches, i mean -- they are out o of control. they are absolutely out of control. we will focus in on some of what happened there and it's a brawl

we've got a nice quiet day today in much of nevada, arizona, utah, and in california. should be a goody in phoenix, too, after some of that rainfall yesterday. you can see just this little frontal system here that's kicking through some showers and clouds in the pacific northwest. it's not a lot of wet weather, as i mentioned. it's going right up and down interstate 5. olympicia is getting a little bit of a downpour. that will kick on through. probably most of it will be gone during mid morning or so. your afternoon should be relatively dry. just this morning that we had the best chance of wet weather. temperatures, seasonable, in many santa rosa, around 82. tucs tucson, clouds will be exiting,. as i mentioned, washington, the cloudy and cool spot, temperatures in the 60s. we'll take a look at friday's forecast coming up. >> bill, thank you. >>> bullish on bonds, grabbing up gold, and who's tops when it comes to the richest americans? your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, joaquin phoenix is a whole newman last night with david letterman. >

just discovered in southern utah.horns plus even bigger dinosaur with five horns. talk about it with scott sampson. dinosaur paleontologist at utah museum of natural history. how did they find these things, scott? >> they're found in grand staircase escalante monument in southern utah. it is a rugged area. we have people wandering around looking for these things. when we find them. cover them up with plastic and burlap and use hell cop tefrs to airlift them out. jon: volunteer scott richardson, found two of the same skull, right? two different individuals of the same species and species never found before? >> that's right. we have two new species that are brand new and scott richardson is volunteer. pail len technology is one of few sciences where volunteers make an incredible contribution to the science as a whole. jon: the one he found is there at the bottom. i call it cost mowceratop. >> the fax that it has 15 horns projecting from its head. jon: look like a bad hair day. what are the horns are for? >> it used to b

a raging wildfire outside of salt lake city, utah.oint, we've now learned 1,600 homes are directly in its path. city officials in herriman say it's absolute chaos. the national guard is helping in the fight. ironically, authorities believe national guardsmen firing machine guns at a firing range likely sparked the whole thing. this video is from one of our i-reporters. he's watching as the fire spreads toward his home. the flames are only a few miles away. and the smoke's so thick you can see a haze over the entire valley. we want to get a handle on what's happening out there. thank you so much, chief, for taking a few minutes out for what looks like a pretty horrific fire. what happened to it overnight? >> luckily for us, the fire has gone down, the winds have lessened, and the temperatures have lowered. we're actively still fighting the fire. we have bulldozers that are out causing -- creating fire breaks as well as firefighters laying down foam and water as it approaches homes. so what we're worried about is the winds are going to

practice rounds on the utah army national guard sparked the blaze sunday and is blamed for about 20% -- only 20%. the live fire training was despite high wind warnings. 1600 homes were evacuated. >>> streets in southern texas were flooded, partly from rain from hurricane karl. nearly 7 inches fell in a 234-hour period. at least one person is missing and more rain expected through tomorrow. >>> just ahead, an arrest warrant for actress lindsay lohan. genetically engineered salmon may be coming to your dinner table. >>> first katie couric. >>> campaign ads are back, many of them are paid for by groups who don't have to tell you where their money is coming from. so, who's really pulling the strings? we'll investigate tonight only on the "cbs evening news." a to. with so many to choose from it's hard to see the difference. but this is the way his dentist chooses a toothbrush. fact is, more dentists brush with an oral-b toothbrush than any other brush. ♪ if you could see what your dentist sees, you'd reach for an oral-b toothbrush too. oral-b. how are you getting to a happier place? runni

utah put the same plan in to affect in 2008. a recent audit said the plan saved just urn a million dollars in the first full year. >>> looking at the living well headlines, an expert panel has found that bone strengthening drugs could cause bone fractures. the panel concluded the drugs raised risks for a rare type of fracture in the high thigh bone or femur and they are urging the food and drug administration to add special warning labels to the osteoporosis medications. >>> an fda panel has voted 15-9 against a proposal to restrict over-the-counter sales of cough medicine. the growing abuse of cough medicines led the drug enforcement agency to ask the food and drug administration to consider making them prescription drugs. one panel member said she saw no data that such a move would decrease abuse. one nonprofit group fighting obesity released an ad which is creating a stir on the internet. >> high cholesterol, high blood pressure, heart attacks, tonight, make it vegetarian. >> reporter: the physicians committee for responsible

utah not looking back.y get the win. 56-3, a very tough way to begin the seasons for the spartans. >> throw out cal and the giants but stanford maybe sniffing the top ten. >> definitely. >> on national tv as well. >>> coming up next, "saturday night ve" is all new. but there's a familiar old face joining the cast tonight. details just ahead. ? you got time to earn more on your savings, online at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! instead of earning squatootski... your savings will be earning three times the national average. now, let's review. capital one interestplus savings... at three times more. go to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? are you a pisces? what'and the 60-day handshake lives on, [ male announcer ] it's ram truck season. that five-finger bond that communicates trust, honor, follow-through, and follow-up. it's a promise that says go ahead and buy a ram 1500 or a heavy duty without a payment for 60 days. and if it doesn't do everything you ask it to do... bring it back. ram.

police are investigating whether the family is violating bigamy laws, a third degree felony in utah.at a pee wee football game in texas. during a game earlier this month near houston a brawl broke out between coaches from both teams then angry parents got into the fight. no arrests were made and no charges filed. but, the teams have been banned from postseason play for what the coaches did. the players say that is not fair. >> the coaches actually did that in front of us because that sets a bad example for us. >> i do feel it's unfair, i really do, unfair to the kids. >>> the league's executive board will meet to discuss the incident. parents plan to attend in an effort to convince them to reverse its ruling. >>> straight ahead your wednesday morning weather and in sports, pop the champagne, celebrating spots in the baseball playoffs. sports, pop the champagne, celebrating spots in the baseball playoffs. [ female announcer ] "i can't believe it's not butter" with no trans fat and 70% less saturated fat than butter. butter taste, better health. but basically, i'm a runner. last year.

. >>> the commander of utah's army national guard is taking the blame for a wildfire in salt lake city. the fire has claimed three homes so far. practice rounds on the utah army national guard base sparked the blaze sin and burned six square miles in a suburb just outside salt lake and blamed for about 20% -- it's only 20% contained. the live fire training was allowed despite high wind warnings. 1600 homes were evacuated. >>> streets in southern texas were flooded, partly from rain from hurricane karl. nearly 7 inches fell in a 24-hour period. some border towns got up to three feet of water. at least one person is missing and more rain expected through tomorrow. >>> just ahead, an arrest warrant for actress lindsay lohan. >>> plus, genetically engineered solomon may be coming to your dinner table. >>> first, katie your wick a preview of the "cbs evening news." >>> campaign ads are back, many of them are paid for by groups who don't have to tell you where their money is coming from. so, who's really pulling the strings? we'll investigate tonight only on the "cbs evening news." investiga

utah scored early and often. reggie dunne takes a double reverse 43 yards to pay dirt 7-0 utah.othing worked for sparty. the quarterback, trying a quick kick. goes off his own man, scores a touchdown. spar (t) is routed 56-3. >> we have quite a pennant race and giants took a step back in colorado. rockies lose five straight and looking to stay in the race. here he ties the game with this shot to right. fastball deep to left. rockies are up 5-4. next inning, three run jack and carries over the fence. giants up 9-6 he drills one in the gap off brian wilson. carlos will come around for the winning run, 10-9 your final. >>> meanwhile, agony and ecstasy in san diego. bottom of the ninth, he gets around on the fastball down the line, chase scores the winning run, padres win 4-3 and back in first place by half a game over the g-men. >> oakland looking to keep the rangers from clinching a.l. west. one big swing of the bat. solo shot to the left, tied at 1. a's down 3-1 and cliff with a two-run bomb, we're tied at 3. in the eighth, jorge breaks the tie, deep drive, he had two r.b.i.s and

. >>> a huge wildfire is burning in utah, more than 1600 homes have already been evacuated and at least four homes were destroyed overnight. it started yesterday at a utah national forward shooting range. 50 miles per hour winds spread the flames quickly and as firefighters battled the fire some of the tools in their arsenal are coming under question. a federal judge offered the u.s. forest -- ordered the u.s. forest service to reconsider the plan for using fire retardant. that's because there is not enough protection for animals those considered endangered species. >>> tears continue to fall in fall stop. the 14-year-old was struck and killed friday night in bel air. guide answer counsellors were on hand for students who returned to class. the driver who hit joey has had the green light and at this point there is no evidence the driver was speeding. >>> and there are still problems around the university of maryland college park campus. according to reports the man was held up by three men in a parking lot saturday at a shopping center. since last month there has been a series of robber

the gentleman from utah voiced. mr. bishop: thank you, madam speaker. before i give my comments i wish to yield as much time as she may consume to the sponsor of this as well as probably the most famous alumnus from miami-dade college -- ms. ros-lehtinen: infamous. mr. bishop: no, famous. the gentlelady from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from florida voiced. ms. ros-lehtinen: i thank the speaker and the gentleman for the time and i also want to thank ambassador watson for her comments on this wonderful institution. madam speaker, as a former florida certified teacher, former educator, and an alum of miami-dade college, i am so proud to be here on the floor congratulating miami-dade college on its 50th anniversary. i'm proud to say that my father and my brother are also graduates of this fine institution and i'm infinitely grateful for the education that i received from the excellent professors at miami-dade college and i'm sure that i would not be in the same position here tonight were it not for this excellent education. miami-dade c

bigamy is a third-degree felon in utah.e 13 children and three stepchildren. >>> a new jersey family is in mourning today after a second suicide is linked to an appearance of one of gordon rams ramsey's tv shows. joseph shown here with the reality tv chef was featured on kitchen nightmares in 2007. the new york post says ramsey told him that his debt-ridden restaurant was about to swim down the hudson. then on friday, the man's body was found floating in the hudson after jumping off new york's george washington bridge. psychologist jeff gardir joins us now. this isn't the only time we've heard of this situation where there are reality tv star that either leaves a show or moves to another career and take their own lives. what's the dynamic behind this? >> take their own lives or take somebody else's live. the whole issue of reality in itself. this isn't scripted. this is unscripted. these are real people with real issues and real problems. as we know with tv, we want people who are larger than life. therefore we're going to

he was tall and skinny guy and liked rodeo from utah .ecial forces or cross player. he came under attack in fallujah and he didn't retreat or stay in the car. he started attack across the field and unseated a nest of snipers and best of all, he helped tod get the co out of there. all of his training clicked in. >> unbelievable. other points in the book. adaptability and presence of mind and combined motivation of fire and desire. >> that is particular to entrepreneurs. entrepreneurs always have a great idea f. they -- if they succeed they succeed. this idea will always succeed. i talked to bernie marcus. he was founder of home depo. he started it at 49 years old and had a wife and kids. he nicknamed his management plan running scared. >> the book is called clutch. thank you paul for being here. i hope i don't screw up the rest of the show. thanks, paul. >> birthplace is less sweet in one district because it is banning cup cakes to class. the superintendent is up next and why he's stopping that tradition . for colors never before seen on t

utah did file it. the judge said it only takes one so maybe it will be utah. most extraordinary today the surprising thing that happened from the government, as you know, this 2700 pages it talks about commerce clause, commerce clause, authority. the judge pointed out that's not what they -- they were saying it is not a tax. she said even the president said this is not a tax. then, the government's attorney says yeah but, it is a tax. >> greta: explain why it makes a difference whether it is called a tax or penalty? lawyers get hung up on words -- ash what is the legal difference in this case? >> what we are talk about is states' rights, 10th amendment versus federal government. this is not in their enumerated power to tax individuals or require to you buy individual insurance. >> greta: the feds do not have? >> do not have that authority. so they have to look somewhere elsewhere. they realize the commerce clause is not going to fly this is not interstate commerce. now they are arguing it is our broader taxing power that's what you heard today. i think the jud

utah's senator. murkowski out of nowhere defeated by joe miller.lvania's arlen specter, blown away by toomey. forced to quit the party and become a democrat. sue loudon, blown away by sharon engel. jane norton -- i'm looking at these people, you were doing a morning line on this, you'd say everyone was going to win. >> each of them in one way or another, a lot of times, they were the pick of the establishment. in other cases like with bennett, there was a specific vote. and with murkowski, there was hint she may support -- >> this morning on "morning joe" asked mitch mcconnell if republicans are rejecting his picks for office. let's listen. >> seven of the establishment republican picks, candidates you got behind in primaries, have gone down to defeat including in kentucky. so, do you feel like the republican party is rebuking your and the establishment picks? >> look, in the primaries, the voters in the primaries get to decide who the nominees are. there was one state, utah, where the primary voters didn't get a chance to decide. it was done by co

this has launched a police investigation in utah.given me a statement saying what they think habit the investigation. they said we're disappointed in the announcement of an investigation, but when we decided to do the show we knew there would be risks. for the sake of the family and most importantly the kids we thought it was a risk worth taking. they said they had grown up in a real culture of fear. >> what are they being investigated for? he's only legally married to the first wife. >> technically in utah, that is not allowed. however, the utah attorney general said in the past, and i spoke with the attorney's general's office this morning, they said they stand behind their claim to go after them as long as there's no evidence of child abuse. >> the allegation is possible felon bigamy. >> a lot of people are interested in this because 2.3 million people turned out for the premier of the show. quite a big number for tlc. another story in today's news. this is doesn't happen when mr. trump does a beauty pageant or anything like that.