one day, and it s not over yet. we ll tell you how it s impacting roads, trains early this morning august 15th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs welcome to the early show on a dark and gloomy monday morning. i m chris wragge. i m rebecca jarvis. erica hill is off this morning. of course the sky looks a little better than it has the last 24 hours. not much. kind of crazy, the rain. yesterday, total deluge. constant, nonstop. day inside. don t leave the house on the east coast. the disaster at the indiana state fair. the fair reopens this morning as state investigators search for answers in saturday night s sudden stage collapse that killed five people. cbs news correspondent cynthia but aers is at the grounds with the latest. cindy, good morning. reporter: good morning, chris. you know, it was supposed to be a joyous night for country music fans gathered at the indiana state fairgrounds to hear the band sugarland, but when a strong storm approached, things to
take a look at the temperature map of the nation today. you ll find several large areas of 90s, and a patch that saw highs above 100 degrees. two hot weather-related deaths have been reported, and forecasters say the high heat is expected to spread over the next few days. cynthia bowers begins our coverage. advisory remains in effect through this evening for areas along interstate 35. reporter: it s been so hot for so long in oklahoma the governor called for a statewide day of prayer in hope of some divine intervention. for 47 straight days, temperatures in oklahoma city have been 90 or more. there s one day below 100 so far this month, and it s expected to be 100 degrees or more through at least friday. this summer s searing heat is setting new standards. this month alone, high temperature records have been tied or broken over 800 times. a half-dozen cities not only broke records for a particular day, but set all-time highs since records have been kept. never in my lif
this is wjz tv, wjv haste hd, baltimore. from the city to the counties, to your neighborhood. now, it s complete coverage. it s wjz, maryland s news station. casey anthony in hiding. boycott casey. angry crowds taunt her as she is freed from jail. tonight, new concerns for her safety and what comes next. good evening everyone and thanks for joining us. i m adam may. casey anthony just spent her first full day as a free woman. we report from the jail in orlando, florida, where casey was released. reporter: casey anthony confidently walked out of jail sunday and has yet to be seen. but that didn t stop hundreds still seeking justice for her daughter, caylee. they marched to the anthonys home from the site where the toddler s remains were found in 2008. i have two children and it just breaks my heart. reporter: the florida mother spent nearly three years behind bars. anthony reenters a world where many are still angry. a jury acquitted her of murder in 2-year-old
this morning about what s next for the troubled accused killer and when she may resurface publicly early this monday and when she may resurface publicly early this monday morning, july 18th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs welcome to the early show here on a monday morning. i m chris wragge. erica hill is off. and did you watch the game yesterday? wow. a big bummer for u.s. somer fans. the u.s. women s team was expected to win the world cup on sunday, had a lot of chances. but lost to japan on penalty kicks. it was a nail biter right to the end. it touched off huge celebrations in japan where they re still recovering from the disasters, the earthquake and tsunami, and we ll have more on that tough loss for the usa and also what lies ahead for the u.s. women in just a bit. so close. so close. but we ll get to that coming up. but first let s begin with the latest on the hacking scandal. on sunday, london s top cop quit over his department s connection to the accused ph
early this monday morning, july when she may resurface publicly early this monday morning, july 18th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs good morning. welcome to the early show here on monday morning, july 18th. i m chris wragge. and i m rebecca jarvis. erica hill is off this morning. big bumer for the u.s. women s team. they were expected to win the world cup on sunday. a nail biter right to the end. it touched off huge celebrations in japan, where they re still recovering from the disasters, the earthquake, tsunami from early this spring. we ll have more on the tough loss for the u.s. women and what lies ahead in just a bit. so close. so close. let s begin with the latest on the british tabloid hacking scandal. on sunday, london s top cop quit over his department s connection to the accused hacker and executive for the london newspaper was arrested. elizabeth palmer is in london with more this morning. liz, good morning. reporter: morning, chris. when this whole a