hurricane katrina. they re going to give us special coverage tomorrow morning to mark the anniversary. we re going to take a look at the progress that s been made to rebuild the gulf coast since the storm, and its painful aftermath. we re also going to hear from laura bush and harry connick jr. who i understand may be giving us a bit of a concert, he is a major supporter there, as well. hurricane katrina, five years later. that is tomorrow here on today. meanwhile coming up in this half hour. tiger woods and elin nordegren divorced. but sometimes people, even when they have problems they don t divorce, they still split up with their spouse, though. sounds strange. billionaire warren buffett is one of them. coming up we re going to look at some of the pros and cons of that unusual circumstance. okay and by the way, who doesn t love jimmy fallon? jimmy fallon, we re going to be talking to him coming up in just a few moments this morning because the late night comedian is
disease, and they re invading state after state. that and much more on cbs this morning saturday on june 29, 2013. and good morning. welcome to the weekend. welcome nancy cordes, good to see you. good to see you, too. they re dealing with some big heat in the west. 106 degrees in phoenix. we ll have some great guests for you in studio 57, including a fantastic band, the mavericks. they re back after nine years with a live performance in our second cup cafe. our oldest fine dining restaurant, delmonico s. we re going to talk about him serving up some dishes in the restaurant where they were invented. a record heat burning up much of our country. it s dangerous, it s constant and causing misery for millions of americans. the western part of the nation is suffering, expecting highs of triple digits today. bill whitaker has the latest from los angeles. reporter: this fast-moving fire threatened homes and forced evacuations east of los angeles, fed by tender, dry bru
And see them replaced with a combination of increased tax revenue and spending cuts, but he is tied down to the congress by the shoelace. these automatic spending cuts are just six degrees of sequestration away from kevin bacon and the only difference is that all of us are hitched on to the back of the tractors with them. with me, carmen ulrich, peter goodman and lisa cook. okay. kevin wins. hello. kevin wins. that s why he s president obama. we have a role when we write scripts. if we ever do a batman metaphor, the president is always batman. never robin. it s called kick the can. that s the game that s probably that s the one that eventually intervenes and we end up back in the same spot. you don t think they will
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