BORGER: Lisa Sylvester is monitoring some of the other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right now including an apology from Director Spike Lee. Lisa, what do you have on that?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi there, Gloria. Well, Spike Lee says he made a mistake by tweeting the wrong address of George Zimmerman, the man who killed Florida teenage Trayvon Martin. The couple who lives at the address moved into a hotel after their address went viral. Lee is now asking his 250,000 Twitter followers to leave them alone. Meanwhile, George Zimmerman remains in hiding and new video is raising questions about what happened the night of the altercation since Zimmerman appears uninjured on the tape. We'll have all of the latest from Florida in our next hour, And days after James Cameron traveled to the bottom of the ocean, amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos is announcing another stunning deep sea goal. He wants to recover engines from the rocket that carried Neil Armstrong and the Apollo 11 mission to the moon. The engines were found 14,000 feet below the surface, but after 40 years, it's unknown what shape they are in. And potentially bad news if you work at Best Buy. Despite posting better than expected quarterly results, the electronic giant says it plans to close 50 U.S. stores by next year, prompting stock of the company to dive almost 7 percent. Best Buy is growing in at least one place though. Say they are opening 100 smaller stores in China. And there's another sign of the improving job market. The number of people filing for unemployment benefits fell to a four-year low last week with 5,000 fewer people filing than the previous week. Now despite the promising signs, though, it was actually below expectations leading to a mixed day on Wall Street. The Dow added 20 points while the Nasdaq dropped 10 points and the S&P; slipped 2 points -- Gloria.</s>BORGER: Thanks, Lisa. And a terrifying escape from an inferno. As wildfires spread through Colorado, one family captures their race to safety on video.
Spike Lee Apologizes to Florida Couple; Best Buy to Close 50 Stores