stage when a severe thunderstorm caused what you see right there, the collapse of a main stage at a canadian music festival on sunday. that send thousands of concert goers running for cover. at least four people were injured, one seriously, when the scaffolding buckled and collapsed last night. wow. and millions of children around south africa are singing happy birthday to former president nelson mandela who is turning 93 today. more than 12 million students sang a special version of the song written for the antiapartheid leader before classes start. mandela will spend the day with his family in his home village. happy birthday. back to normal rush hour traffic for los angeles commuters. after a weekend shutdown of 405, carmageddon never came to be as people decided to heed warnings and stay home. plus workers wrapped up bridge demolition nearly a full day ahead of schedule. are grandparents really safer drivers than mom and dad?
won t say. we re out here for caylee. reporter: on sunday, people gathered here where caylee s remains were found, all with a shared sense of anguish. i just keep thinking about little caylee and how sad that her sweet, little life, she wasn t even 3 years old and this is what she had to go through. it just breaks my heart. i just wanted to honor this little girl s memory. reporter: so this morning casey anthony, acquitted on murder charges, is free. whereabouts unknown. richard. casey, were her parents invited for the release? reporter: as a matter of fact, casey s parents, cindy and george, were contacted and asked by the conventidefense team to a vehicle and set up a decoy. they decided not to according to their attorney. cindy anthony was at home watching all of this on tv. she texted jose baez and said is
that s really what i think we ought to see. i think the president has tried to do it but he frankly hasn t had a willing partner in the house of representatives. i do want to talk to that. if we don t see agreement here, we have this deadline up in front of us. ezra, really quickly to you as we finish this segment, what s the timeline? we re hearing it s going to be all the way up to this sunday, maybe monday, of more of the same before we actually get ink to paper. and we ll see if we get ink to paper then. remember, when we came to the shutdown, we signed the shutdown bill preventing the government shutdown six minutes after midnight so we were actually technically shutting down for six minutes. if we do that on the debt ceiling, and there s a really good chance we will. there s a good chance one of these bills could fail, much as t.a.r.p. did. there s a good chance negotiations could break down. if we get there and get to midnight, the market may be a lot less friendly than the
two people were killed and 35 injured when the bus veered off the road and into the woods. the bus was headed from washington, d.c., to niagara falls. the band cheap trick was on stage when a severe thunderstorm caused what you see right there, the collapse of a main stage at a canadian music festival on sunday. that send thousands of concert goers running for cover. at least four people were injured, one seriously, when the scaffolding buckled and collapsed last night. wow. and millions of children around south africa are singing happy birthday to former president nelson mandela who is turning 93 today. more than 12 million students sang a special version of the song written for the antiapartheid leader before classes start. mandela will spend the day with his family in his home village. happy birthday. back to normal rush hour traffic for los angeles commuters. after a weekend shutdown of 405, carmageddon never came to be as people decided to heed warnings
that asks for a shared sacrifice, individual pieces of which none of us would like. but if our leadership came together and said it was the best for the country, i think the country would embrace it and that s really what i think we ought to see. i think the president has tried to do it but he frankly hasn t had a willing partner in the house of representatives. i do want to talk to that. if we don t see agreement here, we have this deadline up in front of us. ezra, really quickly to you as we finish this segment, what s the timeline? we re hearing it s going to be all the way up to this sunday, maybe monday, of more of the same before we actually get ink to paper. and we ll see if we get ink to paper then. remember, when we came to the shutdown, we signed the shutdown bill preventing the government shutdown six minutes after midnight so we were actually technically shutting down for six minutes. if we do that on the debt ceiling, and there s a really good chance we will. there s a