and after ten days they granted him political asylum even though he was being charged with corruption by the government. he just sat there for over a year because the government wouldn t give him permission to leave the country. that s when all of these epithets started turning up. a brazilian diplomat had enough. he was getting worried he was getting suicidal. he put him in car and drove him across the border. really a crazy story. what s next for this guy and does he mind being referred to as the edward snowden of latin america? how does he see his role? i wouldn t be surprised if he liked it very much. he wants to the distant as much as possibly from the corruption accusations he s facing. he d rather be seen as a whistle blower. the hope is on the brazilian
jerry sandusky s child rape accusations. one from the university s president says dealing with the sex abuse within the school was, quote, humane. it s a cnn exclusive. plus return to power. the political party that ruled mexico for 70 years is back. you re looking at mexico s projected new president, pena nieto. on his agenda reduce the violence from drug cartels that seem to rule the country, but can he do it? a rematch is on or is it? this photo finish was too close to call so these two runners are duking it out tonight fighting for that olympic dream but now reports suggest one of them might not run. newsroom begins right now. and good morning to you. i m carol costello. thank you so much for joining us on this hot monday. we do begin this hour with the brutal heat smothering millions of americans. for many of you, it is downright dangerous. a massive weekend storm toppled power lines from indiana to maryland. this morning nearly 2 million people still have no way
leave that s wars on the credit card, leave tax expenditures for oil companies off the limit. they all add to the deficit and there s got to be a balance. so you re still undecided on the vote. that s right. congressman pete welsh, thank you very much. a great discussion we just had. thank you. also developing today, we are learning more about why ousted egyptian president hosni mubarak is in the hospital today. egyptian state tv is reporting mubarak was hospitalized because he started having problems, heart problems, during questioning over corruption accusations. doctors reportedly say he s refusing to eat or drink today after hearing his sons would be investigated about illegal we willth and the deaths of protesters. today the ntsb is on the case after a runway collision at one of the country s busiest airports right there, the world s largest commercial jet hitting one of the smallest. look at the video at the moment of impact. the air france airbus 380 jet is taxiing f