>> yuma is at your 3:00 position and 50 miles. >> we'll take yuma. >> we'll take yuma. the plane descended 20,000 feet in less than five minutes. it was that incident, by the way, that triggered inspections of 737s across the country. >>> also from phoenix tonight, when the following pictures were beamed around the world late last night, it looked like post production in a feature film. a massive violent fast-moving cloud, part of a dust storm overtook the city of phoenix, arizona, in just a few minutes' time. it shut down the airport and most transportation and it wiped out the late-day sun and the sky. meteorologist rob carlmark from our nbc station kpnx recorded the following while in the thick of it. >> we're right in the middle of this dust storm. it is still going strong. these stop signs are just about to snap over. you can see how much they're shaking around in this violent wind. but like i just showed you, that blue sky is just right beyond all of this dust. just an incredible sight here. >> and proving that he cleans up real well, rob has been kind enough to j

how far away is yuma right now? >> at your 3:00 position and 50 miles. >> we'll take yuma. >> none of the crew or passengers onboard suffered serious injuries. investigators believe a manufacturing defect caused the plane to peel apart. the incident prompted a careful inspection of the southwest fleet. other planes were found to have a fuselage crack. >>> coming up, why tsa agents are being warned to watch for people who have had recent surgeries. >>> also the sunning discovery that dozens of teachers have been changing student test scores. >> facebook a little more connected with its 750 million members. all of that coming up a bit later on nightline -- >> coming up next on nightline an exclusive interview with juror number three in the casey anthony trial. she takes us inside the deliberations room and explains the verdict. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announc

>> yuma is at your 3:00 position and 50 miles. >> we'll take yuma. >> that boeing 737 was landed without major injuries. they took a few of them out of service and checked them all out, everything back to normal now. >>> former president bill clinton is raising eyebrows comparing the gop efforts to tighten voting standards to jim crow laws. in case you need a history refresher, those were the laws enacted after the civil war that enforced segregation and kept african-americans from voting. >> there has never been in my lifetime since we got rid of the poll tax and all the other jim crow burdens on voting the determined effort to limit the franchise that we see today. >> clinton told liberal youth activists that some republican legislators are trying to keep young people from voting by pushing to curb same day registration and requiring extra identification at the polls. a top aid to tim pawlenty's presidential campaign says he's sorry for commenting about michele bachmann's sex appeal. this is what vi there. webber originally said. she's got hometown appeal, and i hate to say it, but she

>> yuma is at your 3:00 position and 5-0 miles. >> the pilot landed the plane safely in yuma, arizona. there were no serious injuries. >>> oil from the ruptured pipeline in montana has now spread as far as 80 miles downstream, reaching farmland and fishing grounds in north dakota. critics have blamed the environmental agency and exxonmobil, the pipeline operator, for their slow response to the spill last week. >>> the man known as clark rockefeller is in a california court today to face charges in connection with the 1985 cold case. his landlord and his wife disappeared over 25 years ago and the landlord remains were found in 1994. the phony heir, who is actually a german national, faces one count of murder. he is currently serving up to five years in a massachusetts prison for kidnapping his daughter. >>> get ready for wedding bells to ring on july 24th in new york city. mayor michael bloomberg announced the city clerk's offices will open specially on that sunday, the first day new york's gay marriage law goes into effect. the clerk is expecting it to be a very busy day. >>> prominen

yuma, arizona, close to 102 degrees.tter of fact, a flip-flop those numbers, yuma, arizona, close to 120 degrees. the actual forecast high in yuma, today today, 118. 117 in aio, 117 in tucson. there's not a lot of rain really anywhere in the u.s. a little bit up around nebraska and kansas, a little bit pushing through the ohio valley, down around florida and southern florida, florida keys you'll pick up a little bit as well, possibly up into central florida. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's ace closer look at the weather for your weekend. >> a happy fourth of july weekend to all of you and soaking up this glorious weather in new york city. rebecca is out live on the plaza. >> thank you. we have a great crowd out here on the plaza. come up next our "taste of america" a special show devoted to our love of great food. why we crave what we crave. coming up next on "the early show" on cbs. the fast absorbing body lotion for moisture that lasts all day with breakthrough 24 hour hydraiq technology. ♪ absorbs

. >> i used to live in yuma. it does a lot of damage to your car windshield. >>> still ahead, we're in for another warm one with sunshine. the forecast is coming up. >>> first we'll look at the mid- day stocks, followed by the megamillions numbers from last night. ,,,,,,,,,, d[ >>> this morning there's always a breeze. there is a breeze which frankly is moving out of the west. this morning it was so hayey, the sky was opaque. >> you're right. >> it was really something. now over the past couple of hour, we've seen some shower activity moving along what could loosely be described as a very weak frontal boundary kind of hanging over the region. it's 82 degrees now. it's four degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. so clouds and shower have knocked temperatures back a bit. i think we may pop this up about eight to ten more degrees today. 60% humidity. southwest breeze at eight. right now it's 84 hagerstown and easton, 81 washington, d.c., 82 pax river, 86 ocean city. in cumberland 81, low as abel air, rock hall,

the pilot landed in yuma, arizona. >> coming up if you were waiting until today to sign up for a smart phone, you may have waited too long. the new changes from verizon just ahead. all that pomp and circumstance comes with a hefty price tag at public universities. the priciest campuses in the state ahead. you're looking at a live picture of the bay bridge this morning. e >> welcome back, as we take a look at the control room it's 4:44. csu schools at the top of the list of public schools with the fastest rising tuition. 22 of the 32 schools on the list are cal state university campuses. san diego state had the third highest price hike on the list, rising 47% between 2007 and 2010. cal state east bay ranked fifth, 46% increase, san francisco state, 26th with 37% tuition hike. right now the average tuition at csu campuses is $4400 up nearly $3,000 since 2007. tuition is going up 10% again this fall and if the chancellor gets his way, tuition will go up again by 12%. that would bring the average tuition to $5400. starting today verizon is capping its plan for smart phones. new customers h

the pilot landed at a military base in yuma, arizona. amazingly, there were no major injuries. >>> tonight, gay members of the military are calling a san francisco federal appeals court ruling great news and a huge relief. a federal appeals court barred the military from further enforcing don't ask, don't tell. a policy which bars gays and lesbians from serving hopefully in the military. the judges said the policy must be lifted immediately, since the obama administration has already concluded that it's unconstitutional to treat gay americans differently under the law. retired navy commander doning says she came out while serving in the military and fought a 2 1/2 year legal battle to stay in. >> to me it felt like it was contrary to the values of honor and integrity. back in 1993, when president clinton was about to take office, i came out publicly to challenge the military policy on gays in the military. >> you may remember back in december, president obama lifted that 1993 ban but said it would take months to dismanlt it will policy.

>> yuma is at your 3:00 position and the 50 miles. >> we're take yuma. >> that's where the flight landedy with everyone aboard okay. >>> three former members of the los angeles county pta have been arrested and accused of bilking the education group of millions of dollars in an alleged ponzi scheme. police didn't have to look far to slap the cuffs on the trio. two of them were already jailed on felony theft charges. >>> all right, u2s, a band know for electrifying performances and humanitarian work around the world but it was this moment in nashville saturday night that had us all thinking just how cool these guys really are. ♪ you say you give me >> well, that's arizona's adam bevel on stage with bono, one of 45,000 fans that packed vanderbilt stadium but in the end he had the best seat in the house. heck, he was playing to the house. how did he work that out? adam joins us live from phoenix this morning. adam, so, first question, do you have the sign with you? >> i do. i have it right in front of me, actually. >> let's see it. >> my brother-in-law made the sign for me as we were standi

. >> reporter: the coast guard is using a c-130 aircraft out of sacramento, based out of yuma temporarily for the search effort. the c-130 is in its fifth day of searching in the sea of cortez. ken pritchett,ktvu2 news. >> you can see the bunks in a moment below the deck where the fishermen were sleeping last sunday. there are the bunks. they were in those bungs when the boat began to sink. there is a soft piles of ice chests aboard the ship where they would keep the fish that they caught. several survivors were able to cling to the ice chests as flotation devices when the vessel went down in rough seas. for more information including raw video of the survivors being rescued in mexico, you can visit ktvu.com and click on the lost fishermen tab. >>> a 5-year-old boy and his mother are hospitalized tonight after their car was hit by a stolen hummer in vallejo. the hummer patrol said the pursuit started before 9:30 last night in fairfield. officials say the chase continued into vallejo where a 17-year-old unlicensed driver was speeding. lost control at broadway and tuolumne streets hitting t

. >> the plain landed safely as a yuma military base.ne was hurt all of the after the incident they grounded 80 similar planes for inspection. the airline says it has been repaired. >>> reputed mob boss james whitey bulger pleaded not guilty to participating in a number of crimes concluding 19 murders. the 81-year-old bulger stood shackled and handcuffed in a boston federal court as he entered the flee in a quiet voice. bulger was once an f.b.i. informant who went into hiding after he was tipped off by a f.b.i. handleler that he was about to be charged in a chase that had since been dismissed. >>> jury selection began in the perjury trial of roger clemens. reporters surrounded clemens. he's accused of lying to congress when he used performance enhancing drugs. the prosecution said it could call sammy sosa and andy petit to the witness stand. >> petit will be the most difficult because he will say he told him he was using this stuff. >> clemens said his former teammate misunderstood him. the judge dismissed a former little league coach. >

. >> the plain landed safely as a yuma military base.ne was hurt all of the after the incident they grounded 80 similar planes for inspection. the airline says it has been repaired. >>> reputed mob boss james whitey bulger pleaded not guilty to participating in a number of crimes concluding 19 murders. the 81-year-old bulger stood shackled and handcuffed in a boston federal court as he entered the flee in a quiet voice. bulger was once an f.b.i. informant who went into hiding after he was tipped off by a f.b.i. handleler that he was about to be charged in a chase that had since been dismissed. >>> jury selection began in the perjury trial of roger clemens. reporters surrounded clemens. he's accused of lying to congress when he used performance enhancing drugs. the prosecution said it could call sammy sosa and andy petit to the witness stand. >> petit will be the most difficult because he will say he told him he was using this stuff. >> clemens said his former teammate misunderstood him. the judge dismissed a former little league coach. >

yuma is under control, i understand. the reference, if you will, is a good thing. but does it mean under control? i know that a general accounting office state's 45% operational control. so, we are feeling the pain. anyone who has read the newspaper or watched the news, they realize that. and it is not that we are not grateful. but somehow we need to get better operations at the border into arizona. we talk about what employers want. we went after the employers and we do not need to go after them illegally. we will continue to do those kinds of things. and we need to get operational control. when are we going to get more secure? happy if we have more national guard there? [laughter] thank you. we know that there will be spillover. if it is on the border, the cartel's and gunfights. we know that we are going to continue with that control. with assistance people can look at the data and it is wonderful. those of us living there, we need more help, more troops. more on the borders. >> we are working hard every day. a couple of things i did not cover that are important

he was picked up before boarding a united airlines flight from yuma, arizona, to los angeles. >>> ther-old boy has been ordered to undergo psychological tests. levi aron told his attorney he sometimes hears voices and has hallucinations. aron is now being held without bond and is on suicide watch. andrea canning has more from new york. >> reporter: he's accused of an unthinkable crime. and as an angry crowd shouted in the distance, levi aron appeared in court charged with the murder of leibby kletzky. >> i have serious concerns about the defendant's mental state -- >> reporter: monday 8-year-old leibby asked his parents to let him walk home alone from camp for the first time, just seven short blocks. but the boy took a wrong turn and asked the wrong man for directions. leibby and his attacker can be seen on this surveillance video. leibby's parents felt they were acting safely. they had even practiced the route and were waiting for him. but he never arrived. now the tragedy has parents everywhere talking about when children should be allowed to walk home alone. each year about 115 chi

meanwhile, police in yuma, arizona arresting an army private. they say he tried to board a plane to los angeles with a quarter ounce of military explosives. a criminal complaint accuses the soldier of stealing the explosives during a recent training course. 19 days to go before the white house says the nation may have to make some painful choices about which bills to pay. president obama just met again with house and senate leaders about the debt limit. so, how are the talks going? >> republicans will not be reduced to being the tax collectors for the obama economy. we won't be seduced into calling a bad deal a good deal. >> my message to the republicans who are stopping this from extending the debt ceiling is if they bring this economy down, they have broken it and they own it. >> harris: 19 days. we are live at the white house next. and apparently not everybody is outraged over the casey anthony verdict. wait until you hear what some of her fans are sending her while she is still in jail. from the journalists of fox news, this is "the fox repo

. >> that plane made an emergency landing in yuma, arizona. it was too dangerous to try to go back to phoenix. further inspection found cracks in the plane and at least 79 planes were grounded as a result. the faa now requires airlines to inspect their planes more often. >>> a federal appeals court has temporarily stopped the forced education of jared loughner. the court gave the government until the end of today to show that the drugs are absolutely necessary and likely to make loughner competent to stand trial. loughner is charged in the mass shooting in tucson that killed six people and injured 13 others including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. meantime one of congresswoman's giffords aids made in the shooting made an emotional return to work. he will try to work part time. the 65-year-old was shot in the cheek and in his left thigh. he still has only limited feeling in his leg. >>> alameda county may offer new hope to nonenglish speaking voters. the department of justice sued the county failing to train enough speakers to finish as poll

guest: unfortunately, yuma county leads the nation in unemployment, 27.9%. in the poorer areas it is double what the national averages. and i think that is true across the country. it is not only people applying for unemployment, or applying for jobs. there is a group that a sizable out there that has given up. i think that is unfortunate. i have said it many times and our caucus believes very strongly that the key is job creation. i think it is time that the federal government intervened and really become the creators for jobs in this country. host: new york, to look on the republican line. caller: i have three quick points i want to make and i would love to hear the congressman's reaction. the first point is social security, if we never touched it, and never bored into it, we would have the richest elderly class -- never borrowed into it, we would have the richest and elderly class in the world. number two, what is on the chopping block when this problem is discussed from of programs. i know students who have no parental guidance, what did they do? they --

phoenix, 110 expected, and 108 in yuma, and tucson, 105, and that will be blazing. >> you have been coveringhe weather for 50 states. how much more complicated would it be if you had one more state to cover? >> the more the marier. >> california could be ready to breakup? why some are saying the southern half of california should become now the country's 51st state. it's ten past the hour. [ female announcer ] now at red lobster a complete four course seafood feast for $15. start with soup then have salad and biscuits followed by 1 of 7 delicious entrees and finish with something sweet all for just $15. right now at red lobster. a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. with less

. >> the pilot safely landed the plane at a military base in yuma, arizona. no one was seriously hurt. >>> on the news edge at 11:00 a d.c. man says he was diagnosed as hiv positive only to learn five years later he didn't have the virus at all. now his story could have a huge impact on the city. >>> and an army officer accused of breaking into an adult video store, what's even more surprising is what police say he was doing inside. we have that story at 11:00. r  >>> apparently unlimited has its limits, at least if you're a verizon wireless subscriber. starting tomorrow new smartphone customers will have caps on how much data they can consume. does that mean we'll all end up paying more for our phone and app addictions? fox 5 money reporter melanie alnwick breaks it down. >> reporter: verizon now joins at&t and t-mobile in capping customers' data usage. verizon plans will start at $30 a month for two gigabytes. >> i read in the wall street journal today it was the last day of the existing contract. so is i thought if i was going to do this, i had to do it t

in yuma, 117, even in new orleans, they were baking with 100 degrees.s will pick up a little bit of rainfall but it's not going to be enough or in time. look at the temperatures we're already seeing, san angelo, 97, lubbock at 93 and dallas 97 degrees right now. it does look like the rain chances will increase substantially especially across the lone star state of texas, we're already 3 million plus acres have burned so far this fire season. look from shreveport to dallas to mid land, slight chance of showers for the next 48 hours. thanks, carekaren. >> proceedings are under way today that it's defense attorney jose baez doing closing arguments. we'll keep a close watch on the developments out of orlando. mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insur

the pilot landed at the military base in yuma, arizona. there were no major injuries.ke a snap decision with so many lives on board. >> hollywood, this week, getting ready for the real thing, prince william and his wife catherine, flying from canada to hollywood. tony is live in los angeles with more and close to the home where the royal couple will be staying. good morning. >> reporter: hey, laura, i got news for you. i'm standing on the lot. i'm waiting for somebody to toss me off. it's so quiet here outside of the british consul general's. it's quiet here now but tomorrow is going to be a different situation. that's because that's when the couple arrive is and their itinerary is full of events including a charity match. here in the los hos area this are no fewer than four events for the duke and duchess of cambridge. they will spend the evening at the beverly hilton. then a reception on saturday, a polo match that is first and then they have a black tie affair at the british academy of film and television. at the theater in downtown theater on sunday the couple will

>>guest: right, we did the same thing in arizona where in yuma, we built a triple layer fence. believe after the fence went up we had a 95 percent success rate in stopping illegals if that sector so we want to duplicate the same thing in tuesday senator in arizona the number one gate through of all illegal entry into the country, a nightmare, a mess, not just the illegal aliens but we have 12 to 20 million illegals that are sucking the social services dry but the drug cartels, the significant violence, and, yes, the terrorist activity coming across the border. >>neil: good idea to get the ball rolling. we will see what happens. thank you, senator. you think of these guys selling lemon, maybe they ought to sell ... apples. . verizon claims i 4g lte is twi as fast as &t. we're putting them to the test against the speed of a rescue unit. go ! they're downloading a music album. the first network to finish gets rescued. does your phone know that we're racing ? done ! verizon's done ! i've got seven left ! the fastest networin america. verizon. built so you can rule the air. now powe

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. >> the pilot landed that plane safely in yuma with no major injuries. >>> police may have a new clueallery and then stole a very valuable picasso. a man walked in and then walked out with a 1965 picasso title. how do they know someone walked out with this drawing? a security camera outside of a pub down the street from the gallery caught the man walking down the street. there's the guy. the picasso just under his arm. the picture was taken moments after it was stolen. san francisco police are still looking for him and have confiscated the cab that he hailed to make his quick get away. look at him casually walking down the street. >>> when you think about cheating in school, right now the atlanta school system is dealing with something very different. nearly 200 students reported that they doctored the results of a standardized test and the no child left behind law for this. >> when test scores are the only thing that matters in education, teachers feel that they have to boost those score ts by crook or by crook. >> president of the american federation of teachers joins us this mornin

in arizona, in yuma, we built a triple layer fence.l activity came to a grinding halt once that fence went up. when people say fences don't work, i'll show you ladders, what's their solution? let another 24 million illegal aliens enter this country. it's laughable. the fact of the matter is i liken this to a prison. you used to let prison guards on the turf, you need a fence to keep them from leaving. this is no different. you need a presence on the border. >> practically speaking what is your expectation for how the public will respond to the request? >> thus far the response has been amazing. we have gotten letters and emails and phone calls from all over the country thanking us for doing this. you've got to remember something, there's an estimated 12 to 20 million illegal aliens in this country. only half a million of them live in arizona. where do the rest of them live? they live in your city and state and your towns. guess who's paying for them? you're paying for them just like we're paying for them here. this is a problem all ove

. >> we'll take yuma. >> they were able to land safely at that military base in yuma. >> always impressedlm in their voices. >> yeah. rapid control decent. >> you don't want to be in a rapid control decent. it's better than a rapid uncontrolled decent. >> i have been in one for 20 years. >> that's a different story. all right, time for sports. >> of course the lead sports story, derek jeter, wow! another hit last night. 2,997 hits. three away to become the first yankee with 3,000. the entire story captivated on hbo. >> think it will get there by sunday? >> that's weird but okay. >> get to real stars. >> good guy, too. how many children did he yell at? >> he's going to get his at home. it's a good thing. >> he's got four games at home now. all right. games last night defending champs san francisco at home against the padres. top of the sixth, guzman drops one. a grab. best ballpark in the country, guys. >> one of two. pittsburgh is great. >> runners on the corners. sandoval brings them home with an rbi double. ninth inning game tie. this time on defense. a game-saving stop and throw for th

. >> that plane made an emergency landing in uma, arizona -- yuma, arizona. further inspection found cracks in the plane an then at least 79 other planes were grounded so they could be checked out. the faa now is requiring airlines inspect their planes more often. >>> it is 8:19. mere than 1400 california state employees were paid more than 200,000 last year. that's according to the state controller's office. 790 of those were doctors, dentists or nurses at state prisons. total commune says can be pushed higher for unused vacation or and -- vacation and sick time. a dentist got $599,000. in contrast, governor brown is paid $173,000 per year. >>> 8:20. we've got a medical update on the oakland minister famous for predicting the end of the world. where he is now after having a major medical care. >>> a >>> welcome back. :23. the bay area radio minister famed for price deschick -- predictions for predicting the end of the world is now in a nursing home. i had a -- he had a strong last month. his radio program has been broadcasting him. we still don't know if the

. >> the pilot landed in yuma with all the passengers on board safe. >>> every day, conversations notdramatic as that one are going on between pilots and air traffic controllers. weather has a huge impact on flight paths. we went behind the scenes at an air traffic control center to see what goes on. >> reporter: 50,000 aircraft fly through our air space every day. getting them around safely starts with air traffic control and towers like this one. control towers get planes in and out of airports. once out of sight at higher altitudes, it's another ball game. think of air traffic control, you think of an airport tower with a lot of windows. the people talking are sitting right here and it's dark. >> it's dark so controllers can focus on their radar screens. >> delta 11 -- >> reporter: and the radio that is link them to pilots. this is one of 22 control centers that direct air traffic across the u.s. each one covers a lot of territory. >> over eight states. 285 general or 285 airports within the atlanta air space. >> reporter: at anytime, they handle ten to 15 aircraft guiding them awa

one needs to look no further than in yuma, arizona, where we've done this before. we built a triple-layer fence there, we had a 93 jr. 95% success rate of stopping illegal activity over that border in arizona. let me give you another number. we have a beautiful fence, it's this 18-foot-high steel beam corrugated fence here in arizona. you can't drive a tank through it. the only problem is we have 16 miles of that fence on a nearly 400-mile-long arizona border. [laughter] so you're exactly right, the right fence is absolutely needed, and that is our intention. bill: it's a novel idea. it got our attention. $50 million, no small sum. the effort starts today. steve smith wrote the bill. thank you, sir, for coming in the. >> go to build the border fence.com, that's where they can help us. bill: all right. thank you for your time. nineteen minutes past the hour, what's coming up next? heather: well, shootings and a country on the edge. [gunfire] endless violence spilling over to funeral services. bill also this debt debate's not going away. you've got this gang of six s

. >>> in yuma, arizona, ceremonial groundbreaking for a new federal courthouse named in honor of judgee january 8th shooting that nearly killed congresswoman gabby giffords. >>> okay. as you savor your july fourth holiday barbecue and casually glance at those hot dogs on the grill, you may ask yourself, could i eat 70 of those under ten minutes? if the answer is yes, then make next year, you could win nathan's annual hot dog eating contest! poor senior correspondent allan chernoff has been given the assignment! the investigative break is piece of news of the day! >> it's going to be fantastic! i already have my all-access press pass for major league eating right here, going it happen at coney island on july fourth. this year, lots of excitement. number one, the women are going to finally, finally have a quality. for the first time, there will be a women's division and a men's division. two separate competitions. this sets the stage for sonya thomas to finally gain a mustard yellow belt! she holds the world's record for mem. 41 hot dogs in only ten minutes. america hero joey chestnut wh

. >> yuma was closer so he landed there. no one was hurt.n initial investigation blames metal fatigue for the fuselage hole. now a sight you don't see often. two women in an allout brawl in afghanistan's parliament. one lawmaker threw her shoe. the other threw a water battle. >> we thought the fighting in washington was bad. >> wow. this's something you don't see every day. >> a mexican man convicted of rape and murder is about to be executing in texas, but obama administration says that could put many americans in danger. and are prosecutors any closer to dropping assault charges against the former head of the international monetary fund? ♪ ♪ look at that car, well, it goes fast ♪ ♪ givin' my dad a heart attack ♪ [ friend ] that is so awesome. ♪ i love my car [ engine revving ] [ male announcer ] that first chevy, yea, it gets under your skin. ♪ before i started taking abilify, i was taking an antidepressant alone. most days i could put on a brave face and muddle through. but other days i still struggled with my depression. i was managing,

later pilots realized they didn't have time to get back to phoenix, so they had to land in nearby yumaly. no one was hurt. yeah, no -- no one was hurt. >>> now, meanwhile, diane sawyer with a preview now of tonight's "world news." diane? >> good morning to you, josh. well, tonight we will have the newest detaiai we learned throughout the day about what happened to the jurors and the jury room in the casey anthony verdict. what really caused this verdict, and we'll have thoho latest developments as we follow them throughout the day and bring them to you tonight on "world news." >> thank you, diane. that's a quick look at the headlines at some seven minutes past the hour. i know, elizabeth, hearing that for the first time, you -- >> we'll get right back to you. >> you remember the story, we'll get back to you. maybe you'll get back to everybody else because we are going down. >> wow, okay. time for the weather. sam? >> hey, good morning, elizabeth, guys, good morning, everybody. i know it's warm where you are but it's warm here in times square. crystal, how was i doing? was that -- >> en

bill: we'll take yuma for a thousand, alex! the plane landed safely, everybody on board was okay. pilot, well done! >> alisyn: an oil spill in one of america's most precious waterways could be spreading to other states. montana governor brian schweitzer saying he believes that oil from the pipeline has traveled hundreds of miles into neighboring north dakota. fox's alicia acuna is live in denver. what is exxonmobil saying about the governor's claim? >> reporter: exxon-mobil is saying at this point it cannot confirm that the oil has traveled as far downstream as north dakota. also, though, the president of the company nibl li -- initially said of the damage area, it was 10 miles long, then after backlash from the state of montana, residents adjusted that to about 25 miles. right now both exxon-mobil and the montana governor are asking properties downstream to look for any site of oil. schweitzer toured it yesterday. he pointed out that as a soil scientist he has a keen understanding of this, he also told reporters he's going to keep the pressure on all involved. >> while the epa is

>> let's make a turn and go -- how far away is yuma from us right now?ane did land safely without major injuries. then ground ad pew planes and inspected them and everything is flying again. >> unbelievable. after nearly two decades of bickering the u.s. and mexico finally completed a deal allowing each country's long haul trucks to travel on the other's highways. it implements a key provision of the free trade agreement. they have been fighting about this forever. american truck drivers and unions concernsed that this means they will lose jobs here. and dash it has been a real sticking point. >> the way it is made -- was for warehousing on either side of the mexican border. the trucks from one country come in and have to warehouse everything and get picked up on the other side. >>> we are looking at injuries at the annual running of the bulls. it began a few hours ago. the red cross is saying that one runner was already hospitalized and several others took hard pauls and were trampled. there is an iphone app that tells runners apparently the best places

aguilar, and i appreciate your comments in regards to sheriff ogden who represents and has the county of yuma which is under control and i understand the other sheriffs, stupnick from nogales and i agree crime has lessened, if you will or illegal crossings have lessened, which is a good thing. that doesn't mean that it's under control and i know that there's been a general accounting office report testimony given that said that we had about 44% of operational control of the southwestern border and 44% of that, of course, is probably arizona. so we are feeling the pain. i think anybody that has read the newspaper or watched the news or listens, they realize that and it's not that we're not grateful for everything that's taken place, but somehow, some way, somehow we need to get better operational control of the border. >> absolutely. >> in arizona. and we talk about the employers wanting to have -- if you want to call it cheap labor, well, we got upheld in the supreme court the bill out of arizona and we're grateful for that. we went after the employers. we don't need to hire these people. the