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texas have exploded in size and danger. over 60 blazes have erupted since sunday. hundreds of homes and tens of thousands of acres have been destroyed. thousands have been forced to flee. the worst blaze is described by officials as a monster. burning out of control in central texas. the 16-mile-long blaze has destroyed an area the size of connecticut. sandra hughes reports. >> reporter: texas is a virtual tinder box. the states largest fire is burning in bastrop county east of austin....

plus, newshour political editor david chalian assesses whats at stake in the week ahead. >> woodruff: then, ray suarez examines the state of labor unions on this day honoring americans at work. >> a lot of the challenges that workers and unions are facing come from a sustained attack on workers from business and from public policy. >> in a competitive marketplace theres very little power to raise workers wages because the companies cant pass it on to the consumers. >> brown: veteran fo...

category 3 storm over the atlantic. michele bachmans campaign manager quits and admitting its a two-person race between perry and romney. we will speak with perry to put the campaign on hold to deal with the deadly wildfires in texas. wall street opens sharply lower after a long weekend and a disappointing jobs report. we will tell you how that could impact your wallet "early" this tuesday morning, september 6th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs gm. good morning. its september 6th,...

despite the new illinois income tax hike ... >>soon after greeting hundreds of kids air after kicking off the school day this morning ... the governor confirmed that thousands of state workers mesa and its layoff notices he squarely blames the state legislature for passing a budget that fell far short of its target for state spending ... >>this is gonna really result in a situation where the state will not have enough money to get to its fiscal year ... >>according to sources from trib...

crisis. and getting ready to take one of the last gadhafi strongholds. in somalia, hundreds of thousands could starve and months. >> it has been another very rough day on the markets. a massive sell-off in germany and across europe. the eurozone debt crisis was at the heart of the trouble. >> financial shares tumbled as people worry that banks in europe dont have enough capital. it seems the markets are not convinced. >> a new week with new market jitters in frankfurt. bank stocks amon...

captioning funded by cbs and good morning, everyone. appreciate you joining us. im terrell brown in for betty nguyen this morning. the wildfires burning across texas have exploded in size and danger. over 60 blazes have erupted since sunday. hundreds of homes and tens of thousands of acres have been destroyed. thousands have been forced to flee. the worst blaze is described by officials as a monster. burning out of control in central texas. the 16-mile-long blaze has destroyed an are...

plus, newshour political editor david chalian assesses whats at stake in the week ahead. >> woodruff: then, ray suarez examines the state of labor unions on this day honoring americans at work. >> a lot of the challenges that workers and unions are facing come from a sustained attack on workers from business and from public policy. >> in a competitive marketplace theres very little power to raise workers wages because the companies cant pass it on to the consumers. >> brown: veteran fo...

is coming from the remnants of tropical storm lee. if that doesnt sound threatening enough to you, well call it tropical storm bruce lee. >> there you go. >> hes going to be kicking us with heavier downpours perhaps later tonight and tomorrow. it t does look like the heaviest rains will be into the appalachians in west virginia and part of southwestern virginia later today. probably no heavy rain for us until later tomorrow and into wednesday. right now, though, we have all these count...

swamping the gulf coast. the tropical storm was downgraded to a tropical depression late last night. lee is headed east northeast, it has 35-mile-per-hour sustained winds, but hurricane consultant david bernard said its the threat of flash floods thats the real problem. >> its going to merge with this cold front and move to the northeast, that means a tremendous flood threat in the appalachians and also potentially the mid-atlantic and northeast. that yellow area is two to five inches ...

new zealands favorite penguin is on his way home, more than two months after swimming thousands of miles off course, happy feet is headed back to his home in ant arc ta, "early" september 5th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >> as we saw happy feet we say happy labor day, everyone. good morning, im jeff glor. >> and im taryn winter brill. chris wragge and erica hill are off this morning, were pinch-hitting. >> did you have a great weekend? >> i did. labor day is not just for workers, sp...