BLITZER: Two strong storms are brewing in the Pacific Ocean right now. There's another one likely on the way as well. Lisa Sylvester is monitoring that and some of the other top stories in the SITUATION ROOM. Lisa, what's going on?</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Wolf. Well, we're keeping an eye on this one. Hurricane season definitely in full swing, and it's already busier than usual for the pacific. Two storms are raging with one of them, Emilia, today becoming a Category 4 hurricane. Now, while these storms don't pose a threat to land, there's a third storm brewing just south of Mexico. And with very warm waters, there may be more storms coming. It took firefighters three hours to contain this raging fire, but not before it costs hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. It started this morning at a storage facility near Houston. About a dozen RVs, campers, and boats were destroyed. Bit of good news, though, the fire was stopped before spreading to a neighboring lumber and palette yard. And a group of hot air balloon riders in Arizona probably didn't imagine their trip would end quite like this. You can see that basket bounce and drag along the ground for 800 to 900 feet as the balloon pilot tries to bring it down in the gusts of 20 miles an hour. He says it was a textbook high-wind landing. All of the passengers walked away unscathed. I know a lot of people would not have wanted to be on that particular balloon ride, though, Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Pretty scary stuff. Lisa, thank you. Cyber attacks on Iran's nuclear program allegedly part of a secret war by Israel. We're going to talk to the author of a new book that reads like a spy thriller. And a baby hidden in a carryon bag and deliberately put through an airport x-ray machine. We now know why the parents did it. That's coming up in our brand new 6:00 p.m. eastern hour.
Warm Waters Fueling Pacific Storms; Fire Destroys RVs, Boats