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good morning. >> wait. let the man say your name. >> i was so eager to get to this. if you are traveling with your blackberry, turn it off. this is unbelievable. >> lets fess up, george. we do it. >> absolutely. ill confess. im one of the guys, i cant believe that one blackberry, one cell phone, can make a difference. >> i know i changed my mind, after seeing brian ross report. and you will, too, i think. also, the crash test every driver needs to see. it has the center for auto safe...

forces while washington struggles with an extremely challenging fiscal environment. >> brown: we continue our collaboration with "the economist" magazine to highlight the art of filmmaking. tonight, saving the rainforests in honduras from destructive farming practices. >> youre looking at a catastrophe, 1 billion tons of carbon straight up into the atmosphere annually. >> woodruff: and margaret warner examines what dissent within the ranks of oil producing nations means for oil prices ...

johnson and carney worked for rick perry and may surface with perry if he runs. trouble began a few weeks ago for nute when he criticized paul ryans budget, putting him at odds with conservatives. then the last straw gingrich took a mediterranean cruise despite being begged by the staff to stay on the campaign. he released a statement -- the frontrunner in the race mitt romney returned to his home state of michigan and got hostile reception. in 2008, romney wrote "let detroit go bankru...

thursday, june 9, 2011. oppressive heat. 85 degrees already at 5:00 a.m. only getting hotter. hotter than yesterday, in fact. yesterday was bad, tom. so this is not a good pattern for our weather. >> put this in perspective, the average high temperature this time of year is 82. >> man. >> here we are, its not even dawn, and were above the average high. you know what that means. once that sun comes up and stats to cook us, we will soar. temperatures by noon, low 90s. but right now, it i...

>>i heard four shots came out i saw kids running ... >>i heard screaming and in the aftermath ... >>innocent children were caught in a drive-by shooting last night about a 45 on the 3500 block of west school ... a shooter hacked out of a passing van spraying four or five bullets across a basketball court avondale park he had a four year-old raising herself and a seven year-old took a bullet to the back ... >>the basketball court has been a magnet for trouble ... >>everybody wants to pl...

eastern seaboard are going in and checking on seniors because theyre versus acceptable to this. >> good idea. out on the plaza im matt lauer along with ann curry, natalie morales, al roker and our newest addition. stephanie gosk. not really a new addition but our new legal correspondent. welcome to you. >> wonderful to be here. thank you so much. >> so excited. >> believe me, theres a lot of pda going on here. coming up i hope youre ready for this because were going to have a piece a...

internet, and officials reveal his wife is pregnant. well tell you whats next for the embattled congressman early, this thursday morning, june 9th 2011. from cbs news, its "the early show." with erica hill and chris wragge. captioning funded by cbs good morning to you on a thursday, im erica hill, good to have you with us. >> good to see you, erika. im chris wragge. going to be a hot one today. >> most places in the country. a majority really going to be experiencing that heat. mak...

>> oh, my god. oh. oh. oh, my god. ew. it took me a year to get the spitzer off me. >> we begin with major developments, though. serious developments in two hot spots overseas. in yemen. the u.s. military is expanding its attacks on al qaeda militants, hitting them with fighter jets and missiles fired from drones. with yemens president out of commission, the u.s. is trying to go after extremists before they are able to capitalize on the power vacuum. and as nato continues to pound po...

the competing demands on our forces while washington struggles with an extremely challenging fiscal environment. >> brown: we continue our collaboration with "the economist" magazine to highlight the art of filmmaking. tonight, saving the rainforests in honduras from destructive farming practices. >> youre looking at a catastrophe, 1 billion tons of carbon straight up into the atmosphere annually. >> woodruff: and margaret warner examines what dissent within the ranks of oil producing ...

economy. lots of bumps in the road and today we are getting a new look at the out of a job picture and its continuing to be ugly. look at this rollercoaster we have been on in the terms of the number of jobs. bill: break that down. >> reporter: 427,000 new phase on the unemployment line just last week. this confirms the economy is in very deep trouble. it confirms other news items of the past 10 days which show manufacturing is slowing. housing is im going to use the word crashing agai...