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hose line, you can see that theyre spraying water back on the building because they have found some hot spots here. we did talk to that one man who said he heard the calls for help coming out of a second floor unit and he went inside the burning building. by the time fire crews arrived all eight units of the three story building were burning. thick smoke poured out from the back balcony. it was just after 6:30 tonight, jonathan caldwell says he heard a call for help from the second sto...

an weeks. we have to try. we cant not try. its just too serious. >> woodruff: kwame holman updates the impasse over getting a deal to reduce the deficit and avert a government default. >> lehrer: mark shields and david brooks analyze the weeks news. >> woodruff: and jeffrey brown gets a rare inside look at a syrian city where anti- government demonstrations have grown bigger and bolder from anthony shadid of "the new york times." >> reporter: hama is syrias fourth largest city. its a s...

hello everyone im vic carter. we start tonight with first warning weather coverage. maryland is being assaulted with record like temperature, today was the hottest day weve seen in most places. the thermometer tipped over 105 degrees. weijia jiang is live, lets first go to bob turk. >> lets take a look at temperatures right now at 11:00. current temperatures around the state now 87. 67 in oakland. 91 in washington. we still have high heat indexes, still 108 is the way it feels in elkto...

>> were hopeful that we can push further into southern somalia in the coming days an weeks. we have to try. we cant not try. its just too serious. >> woodruff: kwame holman updates the impasse over getting a deal to reduce the deficit and avert a government default. >> lehrer: mark shields and david brooks analyze the weeks news. >> woodruff: and jeffrey brown gets a rare inside look at a syrian city where anti- government demonstrations have grown bigger and bolder from anthony shadid...

president obama to raise the countrys debt limit. they were so close to a deal but now it is a tense blame game as each side lashes out at the other. and we need a hero. a horrible bus accident on a busy highway. but remarkably few people hurt thanks in part to the heroic actions of one soldier who rushed into the fire to save people. we now know who he is and you will not believe where he is now. there is a lot of news in america this morning. including what theyre calling a heat ...

seven people. the search continues today for more victims in the rubble of the destroyed buildings. it is the deadliest single attack in europe since the madrid train bombings in 2004. lets go straight to michael holmes there. hes on that island where that summer camp tragedy happened. so, michael, what has been happening there today? >> reporter: were actually a few miles from the island, just sort of over there about four miles away from where im standing. this hotel behind me, fre...

boehner walks out on talks with president obama to raise the countrys debt limit. they were so close to a deal, but now it is a tense blame game as each side lashes out at the other. and we need a hero. a horrible bus accident on a busy highway. but remarkably few people hurt thanks in part to the heroic actions of one soldier who rushed into the fire to save people. we now know who he is, and you will not believe where he is now. there is a lot of news in america this morning. inc...

somalia in the coming days an weeks. we have to try. we cant not try. its just too serious. >> woodruff: kwame holman updates the impasse over getting a deal to reduce the deficit and avert a government default. >> lehrer: mark shields and david brooks analyze the weeks news. >> woodruff: and jeffrey brown gets a rare inside look at a syrian city where anti- government demonstrations have grown bigger and bolder from anthony shadid of "the new york times." >> reporter: hama is syrias f...

arrested a suspect. [ sirens ] >> its the worst attack on norway since world war ii. a massive explosion tore through government buildings, including the prime ministers office. the prime minister, though, was working at home today and was not hurt. and a square in oslo where the nobel peace prize was awarded was covered with shattered glass and twisted metal. in addition to the seven fatalities in oslo, at least 15 others were injured. shortly after that explosion, a gunman dressed as...

>> we start with breaking news of europe. a pair of coordinated terror attacks in norway has killed several people. first it ripped open government buildings in oslo killing 7 and then a man in a police uniform opened fire on a youth summer camp. a witness reports 25 bodies on the shore. investigators now believe that those two attacks are linked. >> reporter: flames poured out of buildings in oslo norway a powerful bomb ripping through the government offices and surrounding buildings ...