oh, my god. i m in the back storage closet. please help me. help me, please, help me. new and who says you can t change your stripes. the newborn who s half zebra/half donkey. meet the zedonk early august 5, 2010. good morning, everybody. i m harry smith. we had a little sprinkle here. we need a little sprinkle here because that air is heavy outside. nice and humid in new york city. i m erica hill. thanks for being with us this morning. naomi campbell back in court. this has fog to do with allegedly throwing cell phones, though. she s at the hague testifying in a war crimes title. we ll give you the latest. first to california where a federal judge has thrown out proposition 8. the state s voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage. his ruling could have a major impact in other states as well. and the case could be headed all the way to the supreme court. cbs s priya david clemens has the story. reporter: from celebrations in the streets to outright disbelief. i am
ellen degeneres quits. cara is fired. replacing them, jennifer lopez and steven tyler. we ll judge the impact of all these change early friday, july 30, 2010. it is a gorgeous friday morning here in the big town. morning, everybody, i m harry smith. and i m erica hill. yes, perfect way to kick off the end of the week. a lot happening this morning, a lot happening tomorrow. chelsea clinton, of course, getting married. we ll get you the very latest. live shot from rhinebeck, at the hotel where we re told several wedding guests are staying. and we have a lot of news coming out of california. break news this morning as we start in los angeles where fast-moving wildfires overfight have threatened 2,000 homes. all of this is is north of l.a., in palmdale, california. that s where we find hattie kauffman this morning. reporter: good morning. i m at the front lines in terms of protecting homes from these fires. you can see the fire truck behind me, the houses and right be
shaking up idol. ellen degeneres quits. kara diogaurdi is fired. we will judge the impact of all the changes early this friday morning, july 30th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs it is a gorgeousfriday morning here in the big town. good morning, everybody. i m harry smith. i m erica hill. perfect way to kick off the end of week. a lot happen thing morning and a lot happening tomorrow. chelsea clinton getting married. we will get you the latest. you see there a live shot of rhinebeck, new york, hotel where we are told several wedding guests reportedly are staying. latest from rhinebeck this morning. we have a lot of news coming out of california. breaking news. this morning in los angeles, wildfires overnight and threaten at least 2 thousand home. happening just north of l.a. palmdale, california. that s where we find hattie kaufmann this morning. good morning. reporter: good morning. i m standing here at the frontline in terms of protecting homes from this fire.
families involved in this tragic mistake. and obama s view . look, i was trying to find a show that michelle actually watched. the president heads to daytime tv for the first time since his election and reveals, among other things, why he wasn t invited to chelsea clinton s wedding early this wasn t invited to chelsea clinton s wedding early this thursday morning, july 29, 2010. captioning funded by cbs and, good morning, everyone, thanks for being us with on this thursday. i m erica hill. i m harry smith. we have a lot of news to get to this morning. we want to start with arizona s controversial new immigration law, which went into effect just after midnight, but without some of its most controversial provisions. on wednesday a federal judge blocked the law s toughest requirement. cbs news correspondent john black stone is in phoenix with the latest. good morning. reporter: good morning. demonstrators are already beginning to gather for more protests today a
among other things, why he wasn t invited to chelsea clinton s wedding early this wasn t invited to chelsea clinton s wedding early this thursday morning, july 29, 2010. captioning funded by cbs and, good morning, everyone, thanks for being us with on this thursday. i m erica hill. i m harry smith. we have a lot of news to get to this morning. we want to start with arizona s controversial new immigration law, which went into effect just after midnight, but without some of its most controversial provisions. on wednesday a federal judge blocked the law s toughest requirement. cbs news correspondent john black stone is in phoenix with the latest. good morning. reporter: good morning. demonstrators are already beginning to gather for more protests today against arizona s new law. they know with the court ruling setting aside parts of this law, there will be an appeal, that their battle is not over. the judge s ruling seemed to answer the prayers of many in arizona s imm