william pettitte s family three years ago but it s still not over. the second defendant is scheduled to go on trial next month. is there a serial killer on the lose in new york? four bodies found on stretch of beach in long island all police know at this point is the victims are all women. you know what mean is now don t you? don t call me mean. you are very joel louse. i would like to show you what mean really is. we are not through with mel bib son. there s ugly drama between brave heart and ex lady love and mother of his child. charlie, charlie, charlie. what are you doing? all that fame and fortune and yet such spectacularly bad judgment. we spare no one tonight as we take a look back at the year in crime. stand by we are live and at large and around the world. you are watching geraldo at large. geraldo has the night off. the police and the course had a very busy year and no doubt 2011 will be just as bad. we begin with the two sisters in mississippi who were
william pettitte s family three years ago but it s still not over. the second defendant is scheduled to go on trial next month. is there a serial killer on the lose in new york? four bodies found on stretch of beach in long island all police know at this point is the victims are all women. you know what mean is now don t you? don t call me mean. you are very joel louse. i would like to show you what mean really is. we are not through with mel bib son. there s ugly drama between brave heart and ex lady love and mother of his child. charlie, charlie, charlie. what are you doing? all that fame and fortune and yet such spectacularly bad judgment. we spare no one tonight as we take a look back at the year in crime. stand by we are live and at large and around the world. you are watching geraldo at large. geraldo has the night off. the police and the course had a very busy year and no doubt 2011 will be just as bad. we begin with the two sisters in mississippi who were
more oil could be released into the gulf. we ll tell you why. plus lessons from the bear foot bandit. did this menacing 19-year-old expose a does disturbing weakness. a daredevil shows his latest stunts that he hopes will change the world. good morning, everyone. i m contessa brewer in for alex witt. here s what s happening right now. we begin the hour with searing temperatures baking much of the country, creating potentially dangerous conditions. cooling centers are open up and down the northeast, and officials are warning of heat illness, especially for the sick or elderly, as well as small children. on the west coast, crowds are swarming to beaches while temperatures, again, headed to the triple digits. relief isn t expected until later in the week for many regions, and from coast to coast about people are trying to stay cool and stay hydrated. it s awful. it s brutal, but drinking a lot of water and staying near these. i ve beenen buying lots of bottled water, stepp
the left lane of the inner loop on the beltway between braddock road and little river turnpike is closed right now. it is expected to stay that way throughout the morning rush hour so crews can clear out all that water. it was a lot of rain. i know we were headed home late in the day yesterday coming from gainesville and rain started coming down pretty hard. yeah, we had reagan national airport we had over two inches of rain which is a lot of rain, most we ve had in quite some time and more than we ve had in the entire month of june. some did get a pretty good amount. it s led to some problems out there. we ll get more about that in just a bit. let s take a look at the radar. in fact that live shot we had, not a bad looking live shot, fair amount of sunshine breaking through the clouds that s good. we still think there will be maybe a few more showers that come through maybe this morning. you can see some of that filling in. we ll keep our eyes on hawaii could there be an
condemning what it calls the tea party s tolerance for bigotry. 24 hours after that vote the team firing back denouncing the action as unfounded and unfair. here is naacp president and ceo benjamin jelus speaking at the group s annual conviction yesterday. watch men, what time is it? it is time to wake up the troops, it is time to warn the people that ha racism and hate is still alive in america. megyn: tensions are now flaring between both groups and raising questions about what potential impact this might have on the midterm elections. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom with more on this one. reporter: we are not going to know the exact language of this resolution until the naacp board meets in october to finalize this. the original draft resolution says that it was to repudiate race eupl racism in the tea parties. they may have softened that language a little bit, but whatever the language is the tea party movement across the country is livid that the na