, everybody. i'm harry smith. >> i'm erica hill. some people sleeping in on a friday. not a lot of sleeping in happening, though, in washington, d.c., this morning. breaking news this morning for you out of washington where 3.6-magnitude earthquake hit the capital this morning. cbs' tara mergener is in washington for us this morning with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. well, that earthquake hit at about 5:04 this morning. as you said it was a 3.6-magnitude, and that is the largest ever recorded within 30 miles of washington, d.c. now, the epicenter, we understand, was about 20 miles from here in rockville, maryland and we also understand that you could feel the earthquake also in parts of maryland virginia west virginia and pennsylvania. now, in 1990 we had a 2.6 earthquake here. that was the previous record. now, we understand this morning there is no damage reported yet, but we hear people saying things like they heard an explosion, they thought it was a plane or a truck, and we each hadven had one of our own photographers call in and say that he was s

with the latest. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. this is not a wikileak, this is a wiki torrent. a dell luge of field report logs from units on the ground in afghanistan. much of it is released by the wikileak site. it paints a grim picture of the way the war is going. the release contains more than 90,000 reports sent by operational units in afghanistan from 2004 to the end of 2009. cataloged on the wikileaks website. among the allegations that elements of pakistan's intelligence services supposed allies of the u.s. have met with taliban leaders to plot strategy for the insurgency. that death squads have been operating to try to kill taliban leaders. that the taliban have been using surface to air missiles to target u.s. and allied aircraft. that civilian casualties have been even higher than admitted. in a statement, president obama's national security adviser general james jones called the threat a leak to national security, which could put the lives of americans and our partners at risk. wikileaks' founder told the guardian newspaper there's no such thing as a

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thursday, i'm harry zblith i'm erica hill. good to have you with us this morning. >> have you ever been to the tetons? >> i have not. >> most beautiful stunning piece outside of jackson, wyoming. and if you are a werner like i lived out there for a dozen years, you want to climb those things. what one of the truths of climbing out there is late in the afternoon, you get the thunderstorms almost every day. thunder, lightening here in the tetons. three different climbing groups up above 13,000 feet. >> they were almost there. >> up there. they were way up there. you get up that high, there no place to high. thunder and lightning comes in, lot of people hurt. one person still miss thing morning. the latest that. >> we are going to take a look this morning at that whale. pictures are amazing. 40-ton whale crushes a boat. we are going to speak with the couple onboard that boat. i can't imagine what it must be like to see this lurching at you and then, of course, that's the aftereffects. more on that story this morning as well. first, it has been a whirlwind couple of days for shirley sherrod. s

cbs >>> good tuesday morning to you. i'm erica hill. >> i'm harry smith. good morning, everybody. >> lot of activity. couple of hours away from us here. rhinebeck, new york, where it is all but official, i guess, chelsea clinton and mark mezvinsky will be getting married. potential cost for a media consultant, $100,000 which sinning because it is not a lot of talking going on. >> don't people have to sign confidentiality agreements? this $3 million to $5 million, its own stimulus pack zblaj very ni package. >> very nice. we begin with that monumental leak of classified documents on the afghanistan war. white house in damage control mode. the leaks raise more questions about the war in the u.s. david martin is at the pentagon this morning with the latest. david, good morning. >> good morning. the dust is yet to settle on that first avalanche of secrets. already the head of wikileaks is talking about releasing 15,000 more classified documents. the pentagon says it will take days if not weeks to assess the damage caused by what already is posted on the wikileaks web sigh. robert gib

wednesday morning. nice crowd developing out there in the plaza. i'm erica hill. >> i'm harry smith. good morning. >> lot happen thing morning. including breaking news with more information. a night forced to land in denver. 30 people injured. one of them critically after the plane hit severe turbulence and forced to land in denver. one passenger described it as a huge up and down. the woman next to her basically rose up, hit the side of the cabin, left a crack above the window from the force of being thrown. >> a live report on that in a couple of seconds. late developments in that story of an agriculture department employee who was forced to resign over what were thought to be racially charged remarks. cbs news chief legal correspondent jan crawford is in washington with the latest on that. jan, good morning. >> good morning. the announcement from agriculture secretary vilsack came early this morning and it was a complete reversal from his position a few hours earlier. vilsack says he will reconsider the decision to fire an african-american employee over videotaped remarks that sp

right. good morning, erica. >> good morning. >> happy birthday to you. >> thank you, harry smith. i appreciate it. i wouldn't want to start my birthday any other way -- >> oh. >> -- than with harry smith. >> oh there you go. i don't know what that means, but let's move on. >> we should. a lot to get to this morning, too. >> yes. >>> there's a new study in "the new york times." they're taking a look at the way breast cancer is diagnosed and basically saying that there could be some problems in the way that it's diagnosed. it's so difficult to detect in its earliest stages that, in fact, some of the diagnoses could be prone to error. so, now the federal government financing a nationwide study. we're going to get a closer look at this and whether or not you need to be concerned if you've had a recent breast cancer diagnosis, if you know someone who has, whether or not there could be a problem with it. >> all right. >>> also, you know, since this whole thing started down in the gulf some 90 days ago, we had top kills. remember, there was going to be a top kill? you may remember we had t

erica. >> it is still early out there so the world reserve very quiet, overnight construction still you about over to the bay bridge. you can see cars selling by rain now. we have it overnight construction both directions of the zero that is to close a couple lanes until 5:00 a.m. because traffic conditions so late it is not affecting your drive a minute to the foot of the majors. but this in detail you can see conditions are pretty clear across band, as a major way to half moon bay one way traffic control in effect between having 92. that is done for system test it san suu rainout is not a problem. golden did 72 curtis, who nice easy ride just 21 minutes as a major wafer novato into the city. james. if >> thank you, topping our news dow jones will lose the first leg into place today this is an animation showing you what they're going to do these a there is our sections of the reporting into place. this will be the biggest red on the bay bridge all year long. >> were putting in a tower frame their two different lifting mechanisms that are born to be involved in this organization the

look at that. >> erica, like you hinted at, good news/bad news situation. the good news, take a look at the satellite and radar picture, bonnie not very impressive. national hurricane center has reported 35-mile-per-hour winds around the center of circulation, the 5:00 a.m. update moving west-northwest at 15 putting that center of circulation, if you find one, about 185 miles south of ach pa la cha cola, florida. the bad news, it is moving directly over the oil slick, occur tailing efforts there. the national hurricane center says it could restrengthen to a low-grade tropical storm with winds around 45 miles an hour. that's what we think will happen, probably later today, making landfall somewhere around the louisiana coast, best bet would be late tonight and early tomorrow morning looks about 2:00 a.m. sunday morning, that's the very latest on what is now tropical depression bonnie. we'll continue to follow everything and be back to a bit. chris, back to you. >>> thank you. most of the ships working on the gulf oil spill have moved to safer waters ahead of the system but the main conce

smith. >> i'm erica hill. perfect way to kick off the end of week. a lot happen thing morning and a lot happening tomorrow. chelsea clinton getting married. we will get you the latest. you see there a live shot of rhinebeck, new york, hotel where we are told several wedding guests reportedly are staying. latest from rhinebeck this morning. >> we have a lot of news coming out of california. >> breaking news. this morning in los angeles, wildfires overnight and threaten at least 2 thousand home. happening just north of l.a. palmdale, california. that's where we find hattie kaufmann this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm standing here at the frontline in terms of protecting homes from this fire. you can see behind me a fire truck and the home and behind that, you can see, the hill is blackened. fire got this close to the homes. this isn't just a single home. this is subdivision of the three fires burning. north of los angeles and this one by far the most dangerous. this huge fire, 60 miles north of los angeles, broke out about 3:00 p.m. thursday. by evening, locals

erica the lieutenant from the fire department that runs nert. she will tell you about nert. jamie lopez who is a nert volunteer how she used nert to organize in her neighborhood. then we will have mat lynn macky from the red cross talk about using red cross resources. to be prepared for a disaster. we have michaelllow from china town disaster preparedness committee an example of an organized neighborhood they have their own disaster plan. we have judy choi from animal care and control that will talk about pet preparedness and michael from pg and e. i will facilitate a discussion after based on the questions folks have. let's get started. >> i'm amy with the department of emergency management. thank you. >> hi. thank you all for chosing to get involved in the conversation of disaster prepared. i would like to present alth about the training program the san francisco department provides free of charge to you. there are a few people in the room that are are nert trained. anybody else? know we are appreciative for that. 1990 for the fighter department to the react which was training f

smith. we are happy to get to wednesday. >> yes, we are. i'm erica hill. good to have you with us this morning. a lot to get to this busy day. a plane crash in pakistan, wildfires in california. we will get you caught up with that this morning. >> we begin with breaking news the the deadly crash of a jet in pakistan. it went down the hills of islamabad. cbs news correspondent mark phillips is in london with the latest. mark, good morning. >> harry, the number of confirmed casualties in this crash keeps rising as bodies are recovered from the wreckage. earlier hopes that there may have been some survivors have now been sadly dashed. there has been 152 people on the plane. would american passengers were among those onboard the plane as it approached islamabad in terrible weather. this is the monsoon season with high winds, heavy rains, dense low clouds move through the area. and the conditions at the time of the crash have been making rescue efforts more difficult as well. the initial reports, though, there may have been some survivors have since been retracted. crowds had gathered

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drizzle with strict version 2 mark warming it up as a head of the weekend. erica. >> covered conditions are nice, light of their quick bridge share, bay bridge toll plaza just a couple of cars are on the road we do one warn you about some overnight construction still in effect in the incline and treasure island to left and lanes are closed because traffic is light will not affect her time when minute to the minutes from the foot in his fremont. your id san mateo, traffic is pretty light across stand no reports of any problems as you move towards half moon bay we do have one way traffic control in effect. that is going to carry on until 6:00 a.m. we want to finish off with a live look at the golden gate bridge, lemme pulled the job it is froggy of their but barely in the cars it signed nice, easy ride traffic is moving at the limit 21 minutes in europe in the rotor and the city limits. >> thank you, pg&e rain hours trying to determine the cause of it parted it entered the service to thousands of customers this morning as 6000 as a matter of fact homes and businesses lost power just befor

end of the week. commute with erica. >> for those of getting around the door. you can see cars are headed westbound towards the city just a quick reminder we have some overnight construction between the incline and treasure island that is in a close the to let him lanes until 5:00 a.m. it is too low while logger but still a nice, easy ride the mets from the flood to fremont. the jumping over to read this in detail you can see traffic is all about dhikr still moving well in both directions no reports of any problems, delays. 13 minutes from end to end finishing off with a live look of the golden gate, barely any cars inside a nice, easy ride still just 21 minutes and a large san francisco. james. thank you, san francisco is known for its progressive laws like the band on past experience. there is a new one that is making noise it would require cell phone stores to post radiation levels. >> ever wonder how much radiation you're putting to your ear he's starting place a colander sulfone will the city is san francisco wanted to take the guesswork apostle loss of the next time you shop

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what's coming up later on the early show. erica hill joins us now from new york. good morning, erica. >> good morning. >> good morning, john and sydnie. >> always nice to hear you in my ear. this morning we have an exclusive interview with michael lohan talking about his daughter lindsay lohan who was jailed yesterday. we'll check in with him and get the pulse on the situation. also, bedbugs. hm. yum. they are really everywhere. doesn't matter how clean your house, how fancy the hotel is that you stay in. they can be anywhere. we'll tell you how to get rid of them and a new breed of exterminators. lovely pictures in the morning. >> not very appetizing this early in the morning. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. but how about we move on to a prettier picture? >> okay. >> there is a california teen i don't know if you heard about this guy he started with a cell phone, went online, two years later he kept trading up trading up trading up. he turned that cell phone into a porsche. these are his wheels now. the kid is 17. >> that's what he set out to do. >> we are going to help you trade up. >> he

culture complex. and miriam do ming guess for all of her hard work. erica green at urban solutions and the classes and she has been working with our kids and teaching them entrepreneur skills and the others for their support. (applause). thank you for bearing with me. as you know the african-american art and culture complex has gone through a major transition. we went from a place that no one participates in programs and everything else to this absolutely gorgeous beautiful amazing facility i am proud to call my home and i have to say if it wasn't for one person in particular -- and i have a great staff and community that has always 17 supported me and there is one person that stands out and he deals with my tantrums and demands and he continues to work hard and bust his butt and the center would not look as beautiful if it wasn't for his work and today we honor earl hall. (applause). and his family is here and he didn't know they were going to be here. he didn't know he was going to get an award. (applause). and i got to tell you guys we are so blessed to have him in our community. he

of the day. let's see what's coming up on "the early show" this morning. erica hill joins us now from new york. hi, erica. bieber or -- >> good morning, john and sydnie. it's a tough call. it depends on your mood. i would probably go gaga but you know what really stinks about this story because we may talk about more on "the early show"? that song, ♪ baby baby is going to be in your head all day whether or not your justin bieber's hair, his song will be stuck in your head. >> you know the song, love, love, love. >> my son actually lost a lot of lady gaga music as does one of his little girl friend. i think they love the beat. they love to dance around to it. >> how old is your son? >> my 3.5-year-old! i don't know if that's good or bad. besides lady gaga and justin being they are morning on the show, we are also going to to updates. bp and the white house, things are heating up. harry smith back in louisiana will have the latest. also, some good news coming from there, a nice snapshot of some folks in the area who play be starting to slowly get back to normal. and airline fees,

>>> good morning. i'm erica hill. great to have you with us. >> i'm chris wragge. you can see the people. what have we been singing all morning long? i will start it and you finish it. baby. >> i like. >> it enrique iglesias, the summer early concert series rolls on this morning. >> a way to get you especially friday morning. lots of screaming girls ahead. >> we wouldn't have it any other way around here. enrique iglesias, we cannot wait for that. want to talk about weather. you are talking about across the whole nation. the heat. the south. >> much more serious note. thunderstorms and flooding. you can see pictures here in southern wisconsin, milwaukee airport closed. and two people struck by lightning. and then this. i think we have a picture. driver, here is the sinkhole. you are about to see in the sinkhole an escalade. the driver just filled up his tank. goes down 20 feet, the car was still running two hours later. he had to be pulled out. >> 7 1/2 inches of rain in a two-hour period in parts of southern wisconsin. we will talk about this weather. a tornado in bristol, connec

. no e mail or nothing. >> erica we have lots of questions we will get to them >> i wanted to really encourage you in building your network cindy from safe is in the back of the room they offer safe blocks we are tapping that resource with nert and providing a block captain training for nert that will include the preparedness to teach about making that block communication plan. that will increase you were network and your ability to tell them options in tomorrterms of them. >> what to immigrants face and how can they be addressed? >> can you briefly repeat. >> what are issues immigrants face in emergency preparedness and disasters and how can they be addressed. >> i think about folks want to be able to have a list of the documents to keep with them. especially those that are on work visace and don't have citizenship able to meet that. there are other barriers as well. i think for during the initial emergency services those services will be available. >> especially in san francisco the immigrant status will not be an issue. yeah. thanks. >> i can't think of other things. >> i know tha

funded by cbs >>> and good morning, everyone. i'm erica hill in for maggie rodriguez on maternity leave. thank you for starting your week off with us this morning. >> good morning, everybody. i'm jeff glor, harry is down in the gulf. but first, sweating enough? >> it is a little warm. there's a fly buzzing around, too. it's a little warm out there. >> how the the first six months of the year on record, potentially the hottest year on record? it was like heat wave, then another heat wave that doesn't want to end. >> are you happy to be in the studio this morning where it is air-conditioned and not out in times square? we'll cover the heat in a minute. also, getting more information now out of the portland area where we are following the case of kyron horman, the missing 7-year-old. his stepmother has moved out of the house. she shared it with kyron's father. as requested, he moved back in, she is headed down to where her parents live. we'll take a closer look at the developments in that story as well later this morning. >>> first, to harry in grand isle, louisiana, this morning on

says "stay." >>> let's see what's coming up on "the early show" this morning. erica joins us from new york. good morning. >> good morning. it is day 100 hard to believe, but day 100 of this disaster in the gulf so this morning we have an exclusive interview with bp's chief operating officer. we'll ask him where we stand with this important milestone what the next 100 days holds and what has bp learned? how does this effect even their drilling going forward? we'll ask that. animal expert jack hanna 10 feet away from a grizzly bear set to attack him. he is going to telling how he survived. something i never would have thought of carrying in the wilderness. now i won't go hiking without it. and my favorite segment of the morning, i hope you're sitting down for this one as i squeeze into my indycar, it's my day for a dream job. indycar race car driver. that's me. >> i would love to do that. did you have a good time? >> it's amazing. when i -- honestly when i watched the piece i start smiling again because i think of how much fun it was and how badly i want to get back behind the wheel of

, erica andiola, a recent college graduate, feared for her future. >> i want to stay here in this country. i mean, this is my home. >> reporter: she crossed the border with her mom, sister and brothers illegally when she was 11 years old, running from domestic abuse. >> yesterday, i went to bed really depressed. this morning, knowing this, everything came back. like, the hope, the faith, knowing that all those prayers are really working. >> reporter: but not everyone is happy. 60% of americans support arizona's crackdown on illegal immigrants. support for the law is twice as high among whites than non whites. >> i was in shock and a little bit disappointed. >> reporter: long-time phoenix resident andrew clark says he's seen the problem first-hand, working in the trucking business. >> just a consistent record of the federal government not doing anything, and that's disappointing. >> reporter: randy leads arizona's republican party. >> i think they're celebrating a little early. they might want to wait until the judge has heard all the arguments. >> reporter: the legal wrangling cou

soberano entre las Éricas, y ese yo creo que es el problema mÁs grande. cuando nosotros empezamos a comenzar con un pueblo, tenemos que comenzar en un proceso donde estamos igual en las conversaciones. estos presos polÍticos fueron presos por una razÓn, no fue porque fueron personas inocentes, eso lo sabe todo el pueblo q estÁ al dÍa con lo e estÁ ocurriendo. hace unos 6 aÑos sucedieron unos acontecimientos en cuba que ponÍan en riesgo la vida de estas personas, y entonces estos estaban presos polÍticos. las negociaciones de estos presos polÍticos tambiÉn estÁ basado en otras sas que no conocemos, la secretaria de estado hillary clinton y el presidente barack obama no estuvo esa reuniones. es unpunto donde nos debemos dar cuenta que si vamos negociar con cuba para acabar una polÍti de extranjera con un bloqueo, que lo que le afecta es al pueblo cubano, si vamos a acabar con esa polÍtica vamos a sentarnos a gociar con ellos en cuestiones reales. >> frank, usted que estÁ en washington. >> no le oigo, parece que estÁn hablando uno sobre los otros. >> quÉ es lo que nos p

show. >> what is coming up later on this morning on the early show. >> erica hill from new york good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a lot coming up this morning we take a closer look at this wicked weather that hit much of the nation not just here on the east coast, iowa, severe flooding, some of it here the after effect, not pretty. we will take a closer look what is in store for much of the country. >>> and we are going to make your friends work for you this morning. you can use your social networks to get great deals on restaurants to spas rebecca drivers is on that and funny man steve corral is stopping by, a preview of his latest movie, dinner for smugs but harry thinks it should have a different title. >> is it not like a redo of an english movie that was done. >> reporter: a french movie. >> wow, i should have asked you first. >> we are still thinking about the laser hair removal. >> i was trying to figure out how to get half off on laser hair removal. >> reporter: it is hard i understand i feel where your priorities lie. >> thank you see you in a couple minutes. >> 6:51

. >> good morning, i'm betty nguyen in for erica hill. we've all been in relationships that haven't worked out. >> we're taking it to the next level. >> i say that because we're both still single for the moment. >> a marriage summit. some of us have been down that road before. >> yes. >> we're going to unlock the keys to a wonderful marriage. can i see a show of hands people in a perfect marriage right now? >> perfect, perfect marriage. >> 30 years. >> 21 years. >> 40. >> 35. >> we need to talk to you. >> how many of you are in a so-so marriage. >> be honest. >> i'm kidding. i am kidding. beauty is in the eye of the beholder. we have that coming up, couples inside that are going to discuss some things and panel is and some experts that are going to help everybody out. >> good information no doubt. rebecca jarvis joins with us a good look at the news >> great to see the perfect marriages out there. good morning. so far so good with the cap keeping any more oil leaking from the gulf of mexico, but the effort reaches a critical point today. the 89th day of the disaster and cbs news correspond

do the rest. erica nix is a wedding photographer, in need of some major fashion feedback. she's searching for the perfect outfit to wear to a business meeting. the challenge, appearing professional, while staying true to her personal style. >> i'm not a traditional dresser. if i'm too wild, maybe i won't get the job. >> reporter: her pick, a vintage blue suit. >> what do you think? >> reporter: with no one around to help answer the question, she's seeking a second opinion online. gotryiton and fashism, are two, new websites designed to help people decide what to wear. upload an image of the outfit in question. and followers of fashion tell you whether your look is wearable or unbearable. >> it's a test of the water before you go out. that, in itself, helps people feel more confident, more comfortable. >> reporter: how will users rate erica's suit? to find out, we snapped. one, two, three. cheese. and send. wait for the feedback. within minutes, the verdict is in. >> i'm having a first lady moment here. it is quite conservative. >> reporter: i think it's too suity. do you have a

weekend inland spots mid-80's mid-70s around the bay at the coast we keep in the mid-60s. erica with traffic >> we have been tracking a hot spot westbound for. currently uncured clearing stages we are still in the red and yellow but basically to motorcycles collided with a small truck votes on a center divide right now emergency crews have left the scene but we have residual back up. looking better them the last report. at the bay bridge toll plaza new delays no problems year veteran like still off nice and easy ride drive time has not gone up one that nine minutes from the foot of the maze in fremont. december retail thicker here but decent nonetheless making the way towards foster city you can see bright lights making their way into a word a good 14 minutes from and to lend. wrapping it up with san jose 1 01 traffic is sluggish in the northbound direction but we have not heard any reports of any problems just minor delays due to congestion. >> 719 is the time firefighters and richmond were called to a house fire early this morning at about 345 years a map showing you. firefighters

commune with erica. >> thank you, tequila to read around the bay area traffic is still very light final project bay bridge toll plaza is still quite light. nice, easy ride and a foot of the maze in the standards as the. still a pretty easy condition no reports of any problems, delays across band. golden gate merely occurs inside a looks a little foggy but still a really easy ride with traffic moving up lemon an update on the doral drive project lincoln boulevard is close which suggesting you take the jurors were signed, it will the jury back to lincoln. this is going to purchase 24 hours a day for the next couple of days until wednesday at 10:00 p.m.. james. thank you, more headlines here president barack obama will welcome a astronauts and live in a smart jury basketball champions today paying tribute to the fetus mercury who won the wba to engine jet and then discuss space exploration. in the evening prisoners, and first lady will host a broad array solute featuring music from all familiar steer a co-production. in a government study has found that poverty is most important is t

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>> erica> to reality red on the bay area for those of you just cutting out the door one final bridge check for the hour we want to assure you the bay bridge toll plaza we're seeing more cars out there and is on our last report is still pretty easy ride is a major westbound towards the city rocking in about nine minutes into fremont. getting elected directors san mateo conditions are pretty clear across the span we're still that was the overnight construction on highway 92 that is in both directions resulting in one way traffic control only until 6:00 a.m. so it is almost or. heading over to the golden gate, nuys, laid out here. barely any cars inside. your right is only getting taking about 22 minutes we want to wrap up with a brief peek at the creek. really dark get there but traffic is they get along just fine line 680 and highway 24 no delays either. james. a new poll reveals that a majority as as as a residence support a $10 vehicles be. a fee that is projected to raise about $5 million annually and will be used to clear precise or improvements my school transit networks upgrades

seconds. to have marathons' and a pair of five key races taking place today the winner erica of southern california she finished in 34 minutes, eight seconds and " " course congratulations to all those who took part. whether for the marathon is just about perfect cool and cloudy today would take a live look at san francisco that's great running weather so they tell less. the chicken with brian been taken who has the full check of sunday's forecast. but sunday morning to a spectacular day on the way today a lot like yesterday. we had the fog from parts of the bay for monday and tuesday that will make temperatures go down possibly low 80's inland was just 60s near the bay. temperatures should hold a little bit below average for this time of year for much of the week perhaps getting a little bit warmer towards the end of next week and into the weekend the last day of the garlic festival going on in gilroy today. some great weather we have the sunshine after a little bit of fog this morning. temperatures will go into the upper 80s and close to 90 degrees so nice weather ahead on down gilroy

family cemetery. his wife is buried there, who guided to thousand six. host: erica lovely has been writing about the history of today's honors for senator byrd. she explained that in the past we have been able to carry live pictures from the rotunda, presidents and have this over the past decade, because this is and the senate chamber and because the senate is not officially in session there will not be senate tv pictures of this today. we will have live pictures of the casket of arriving at the capitol grounds, and then that is it for that part of the honors. you are seeing the flag flying at half staff this thursday, july 1. let us get back to this question of the morning, talking about last night's effort in the senate to extend unemployment benefits to long-term jobless workers. that effort failing on its third time. senators not able to break cloture. we are talking about the crux of the debate, extending jobless aid and the u.s. deficit and debt. the next telephone call is cleveland, sharon on the republican line. caller: hi. well, you know, i am a republican and i am a littl

, looking at what we have, we have enough. host: erica, somerset, new jersey. welcome to the program. caller: i am calling on the republican line because by a registered republican. i am probably more of an independent. perhaps a tax credit would be a good way to give people the opportunity to have the internet accs without giving money directly in having to trace how the money is spent. if you use the tax credit, the incentive is there for the businesses. you already have machinery in the irs to hold people accountable for claiming tax credit. you have a mechanism for funding it and for trading it without creating an extra cost to the government. i though that might be a good way to get a dollar for dollar tax credit if you spend money for internet access and you live in an area where it was not previously present. host: the tax credit would be for the companies that provide this service? caller: no, it would be for the areas that it knew -- it would be for the areas -- the individuals that need the service. host: i do not think that the problem is that not enough people do not want

concerned, looking at what we have, we have enough. host: erica, somerset, new jersey. welcome to the program. caller: i am calling on the republican line because by a registered republican. i am probably more of an independent. perhaps a tax credit would be a good way to give people the opportunity to have the internet access without giving money directly in having to trace how the money is spent. if you use the tax credit, the incentive is there for the businesses. you already have machinery in the irs to hold people accountable for claiming tax credit. you have a mechanism for funding it and for trading it without creating an extra cost to the government. i thought that might be a good way to get a dollar for dollar tax credit if you spend money for internet access and you live in an area where it was not previously present. host: the tax credit would be for the companies that provide this service? caller: no, it would be for the areas that it knew -- it would be for the areas -- the individuals that need the service. host: i do not think that the problem is that not enough people

for the people of the united states. when it comes to the safety and the fairness in erica track -- financial transactions. american families and businesses and now know that be will have to act strong federal enforcement and federal advocacy. the creation of a consumer financial protection bureau is long overdue. with a strong leader at that bureau, we will ensure that consumers are able to engage in a fair fight with wall street and with banks. for too long, that has been missing. we are also very happy that this new law retained the authority of state level enforcers so that we can continue to go after predatory and abusive and unfair lending practices when we see them. general miller and other attorney general's throughout the country have long been engaged in fighting the most abusive practices of the mortgage giant in our country. it has been over a decade, 12 years at this point, when we first initiated an investigation into first alliance mortgage company. after that, it was countrywide. i have a lawsuit against wells fargo and a new lawsuit against countrywide. these are

caracas. we know that hezbollah and hamas have set up shop in latin erica. and i'm very concerned that hugo chavez is going to play by the same playbook as ahmadinejad. so again, not in our aor, but i take the opportunity i can with everyone that i can to raise this topic, especially because it links up with iran, which is in your area of responsibility. let me ask you some questions now. i want to switch gears a little and talk about the horn of africa and also about yemen, because as weave been successful against al qaeda afghanistan, i know that they have taken uproot in pakistan and we also know that al qaeda is in yeme as well as in the horn of africa. and i wanted to ask you about what your focus will be on those areas, what more we can do, what's the current state of affairs in our efforts in both yemen and in somalia and also other parts of the horn of africa. >> thank you, senator lemieux. and i agree 100% on information operations. it does us no good to win the tactical battle and lose it at the strategic communications level, and we are committed to that. lock, stock and bar

kitchen here in new york. >> my name is antonia and i'm from mexico. >> my name is erica. >> i'm lostral from morocco. >> for these women thinking is their new way of life. their different cultures inspired the breads they create. >> i think there's something really elemental about bread. it's a food that exists in all cultures. >> jessamin used her background in public policy to create hot bread kitchen three years ago, a bakery with special purpose. >> particularly foreign-born women are the lowest paid workers in the u.s. workforce and i wanted to really help women access jobs that were better paid. we don't necessarily hire women that were professional bakers. the first thing that's most important to us is that women have a passion for food and some knowledge of the breads from the country that they come from. >> this recipe belonged to my great grandmother. when you make by hand, we make in mexico. >> reporter: in this bakery, it's the women who rise. but jessamin's idea of long-term success extends beyond this kitchen. she even offers english classes for those who want it.

experimental diet drug today, experts say they couldn't get past the potential safety risks of qnexa. erica edwards has the details. >> the medication has serious potential adverse effects. >> it's been more than a decade since the fda last approved a new prescription weight loss drug. and there's no telling when the public will see one again. >> i think if we had had longer follow-up, i probably would have voted the other way. >> an fda panel of experts has voted not to recommend approval of qnexa citing concerns over possible side effects like birth defects, liver damage and heart problems. they need to see more safety data before going-forward with qnexa. >> i'm also concerned about the erosion of the public's trust every time we approve a drug and don't get it right. >> qnexa is a combination of two appetite suppress ants, including one called phentermine. you may remember phentermine, it was part of fen-phen which was taken off the market years ago after it was shown to cause heart problems. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> the fda will take the day's vote under consideration before it mak