[Suzanne Malveaux, Cnn Anchor:] I also want to get you up to speed. Defiant words from Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi as smoke rises from his compound in Tripoli. In an audio message played just moments ago, Gadhafi said, "We will not surrender. We will not give up." The message follows reports by Libyan state television of intense bombardment of Gadhafi's compound by NATO forces. In Yemen, more than 400 tribal fighters stormed the southwestern city of Taiz. Just another major setback for that government. President Ali Abdullah Saleh was injured on Friday when a bomb exploded inside his compound. He is now in Saudi Arabia, where U.S. officials say he is being treated for burns and a collapsed lung. Congressman Anthony Weiner says he's not resigning, but his political future may be in jeopardy. Weiner admitted posting a lewd picture on his Twitter account and lying to cover it up. But he says he did not break the law.
[Rep. Anthony Weiner , New York:] I engaged in inappropriate online conversations with people that included photographs. And it was a mistake to do that. But I didn't I don't believe that I did anything that violates any law or any rule.
[Malveaux:] House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi says she'll call for an ethics investigation. Pelosi issued a statement saying, "I am deeply disappointed and saddened about this situation for Anthony's wife, Huma, his family, his staff, and his constituents." A red flag fire alert is out for Tucson, Arizona, this hour. And smoke from one of the state's largest wildfires in history is drifting into New Mexico now. That has triggered air quality alerts. More than 230,000 acres now have burned. More than 3,000 people have been evacuated.
[John York, Fire Evacuee:] We packed up everything that we could
[Unidentified Female:] Memories.
[York:] memories and clothes.
[Ruth Blakeslee, Fire Evacuee:] When they tell us to leave, we have to leave. We don't want to leave. I'm going to cry. We don't want to leave, but we know for safety's sake, we have to.
[Malveaux:] Here's what's ahead "On the Rundown." Fans call him "The Dude." Jeff Bridges joins me live to talk about ending child hunger. Plus, computing on a cloud. Apple unveils its next generation software. Then, hope for cancer patients. Dr. Oz tells us about new treatments for skin and breast cancer. And a volcano lights up the skies above Chile.