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outrage, anger grows over an american dentist who killed one of africa s most be loved lions, online death threats forcing him to close his practice and go underground. zimbabwe police wanting to question him on whether he knowingly broke the law for thrill of the hunt today, wednesday, july 29th, 2015. from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to today on a wednesday morning. let s get right to this breaking news. there are reports that one of the most sought after terrorists in the world may be dead. nbc s bill neely has the latest. what can you tell us? good morning, matt, mullah omar is one of the most wanted men in the world. the one eyed leader of the afghan taliban almost a quarter century. he welcomed osama bin laden as a guest into the country and after 9/11 he was head of the government that refused to hand bin laden over or to expel him. he fled as u.s. and ....
captioning funded by this is the cbs morning news for wednesday, july 29th, 2015. good morning and thanks for joining us. i m alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. it s another day of dangerous uncomfortable heat in the eastern united states. it s the kind of stifling heat that takes your breath away. today should be the peak of the latest heat wave. heat advisories are posted from oklahoma to alabama. it will feel like triple-digit temperatures across the south and into the northeast. in new york city the forecast is for a six-day run of temperatures of 90 degrees or higher. the high today is expected to be 95. the extreme heat is expected to affect power grids and officials say blackouts are inevitable. we serve 3.2 million metered customers that represents 9 million new yorkers throughout new york city and westchester every day. we will get pockets unfortunately of people who might lose power during the heat, and our crews are out there working in the heat ....
championship. the game that sent new england patriots to the super bowl. roger goodell also revealed today that brady destroyed a cell phone containing evidence that investigators wanted to see. goodell upheld brady s four-game suspension, the penalty originally handed down for a scheme to under-inflate footballs, apparently to make them easier to handle. we have more now from our cbs news special correspondent james brown. reporter: after five weeks of speculation about the fate of the superstar quarterback nfl commissioner roger goodell left no doubt about his view of brady s guilt stating the evidence proves, that mr. brady knew about approved of, consented to and provided inducements and rewards in support of a scheme to tamper with game balls. the league released new evidence that brady had his cell phone destroys descroid. the league had asked for the phone in mid-february. brady had his assistant destroy it on march 6. brady said that he routinely recycles hi ....
this is the cbs morning news for wednesday, july 29th 20156789 good morning. i m alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. it s the kind of stifling heat that takes your breath away. heat advisories are posted from oklahoma to alabama. it will feel like triple digit temperatures across the south and into the northeast. in new york city the temperature is six days of 90 degrees or higher. today is expected to be 95. officials say blackouts are inevitable. we serve 3.2 million metered customers that represents 9 million new yorkers throughout new york city and westchester every day. we will get pockets unfortunate unfortunately of people who might lose power and our crews are working in the heat to try to get the power back on as soon as they can. many cities have hit the 90-degree temperatures so far this year but not this many. it was so hot in north dakota that an interstate buckled. eric fisher of our boston station says leaf should be on the way. now that heat s ....
championship. the game that sent new england patriots to the super bowl. roger goodell also revealed today that brady destroyed a cell phone containing evidence that investigators wanted to see. goodell upheld brady s four-game suspension, the penalty originally handed down for a scheme to under-inflate footballs, apparently to make them easier to handle. we have more now from our cbs news special correspondent james brown. reporter: after five weeks of speculation about the fate of the superstar quarterback nfl commissioner roger goodell left no doubt about his view of brady s guilt stating the evidence proves, that mr. brady knew about approved of, consented to and provided inducements and rewards in support of a scheme to tamper with game balls. the league released new evidence that brady had his cell phone destroys descroid. the league had asked for the phone in mid-february. brady had his assistant destroy it on march 6. brady said that he routinely recycles hi ....