out for you, this larry area of low pressure, that boundary. that s the key area of severe weather today. also look for showers in parts of the ohio valley in pockets of it in the southeast, and the four corner, west coast, is going to be naum fall. great surfing in obispo beach. back to you in new york. reynolds, thanks soap. shirts and flip-flops the order of the day in the mid-atlantic and south. there you go. showdown on the border, two sheriffs will duel it out over arizona s new immigration law. will some officers ignore the judge s order to leave the issue alone. also, q a.m. original, oscar story. undocumented illegal immigrant who risked a bright future here to do the right thing. we take the journey over the border with his wife and young daughter to see where he s living now. watch your low blows. a marriage expert and co-author
you can t have one. when a couple starts keeping score, there is no winning. it is only degrees of losing. clip from the war of the roses. battle between spouses. while that story ended badly, research fiends fighting fair can actually make your relationship stronger. joining me now from denver, scott stanley, co-author of fighting for your marriage. he s co-director for the center of marital and family studies at the university of denver. scott, great to see you this morning. thanks for meeting with us. you say that good morning. you say that it is not whether you fight that makes the difference, it is how you fight. what are some of the biggest mistakes couples make when they get into a disagreement? well, probably the biggest one of all is getting nasty. i mean, you can get, you know, warmed up. you can get a little upset with each other. you can feel things about what the conflict is about. when you start hitting below the belt, you say nasty things, you
arizona s governor is planning an appeal and says this fight is far from over. from the desert to d.c. we have the story. jeanne meserve is live in washington. john zarrella taking a look at the personal struggle of someone caught in the fight. two arizona sheriffs, one for it, one against it, they ll dual it out. let s go to jeanne meserve standing by in washington. good morning. good morning. this isn t over yet. the state of arizona said it will repeal the rule. u.s. district judge issued the law block something parts. number one, it requires that police officers check the immigration status of police they stop, detain or arrest to see if they have a reasonable suspicion they are illegal. also, a provision requiring immigrants to carry their papers at all times. and another making it a state crime for undocumented workers to seek work in public places. in a statement, the justice department said the court had
jackson alias. conrad murray still facing involuntarily manslaughter charges in the singer s death. and congressman charlie rangel tried to cut a deal with a house ethics for a rare corruption trial. rangel is seeking re-election to his 21st term in congress. now, to a bizarre case playing out right now in a new york courtroom. the feds say david brooks, a former ceo, scammed his company for nearly $200 million. and spent it on prostitutes for employees, plastic surgery for his wife, cars, trips, parties and the list goes on and on. but why should you really care? well, the reason is, brooks ran a company that makes body armor for american troops and the pentagon paid his company with your tax dollars. our alina cho is tracking that story for us this morning. reporter: a $100,000
long-term effects on the food chain because the small organize organisms are eaten by the bigger organisms. it s still under water and could have an effect for years. thank you, doug inkley from the natural wildlife federation. we appreciate you being here this morning. thank you. reynolds wolf is in for rob. he s got the forecast after the break. remember the story we told you about the other day, the multimillion dollar ansel adams collection that turned up at a garage sale that turned up to be worth $200 million bought for 45 bucks? now the photographer s family is saying maybe it s only worth 45 bucks. of course, winning s not bad either.