ROMANS: A lot going on this morning. Here's what you need to know to start your day.</s>ROMANS (voice-over): Congressman Anthony Weiner finally admitting that he sent an inappropriate photo to a woman on Twitter and also exchanged naughty exchanges with several other women. He said he's sorry, but he says he will not resign. U.S. officials say Yemen's president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, suffered burns to 40 percent of his body after last week's attack on his compound. He also had a collapsed lung and a shrapnel wound nearly three inches deep. He's being treated in Saudi Arabia. NATO officials denying their air strikes damaged Libya's state run television studios in Tripoli. Libyan TV is airing pictures of demolished broadcast facilities and satellite vehicles claiming NATO targeted the facility. One of the worst wildfires in Arizona's history is threatening thousands of homes this morning. Evacuations are under way and a quarter of a million acres have already burned. German chancellor, Angela Merkel, receives the presidential Medal of Freedom tonight when she's honored to the White House dinner. She dined with President Obama at a Georgetown restaurant last night. The two leaders hold more talks today. And the Boston Bruins finally getting their first victory in the Stanley Cup Finals. They routed the Vancouver Canucks 8-1 in Boston. The Canucks led the series two games to one. Game four tomorrow night in Boston.</s>ROBERTS (on-camera): You're caught up on the day's headlines. AMERICAN MORNING is back right after this.
NATO Denies Bombing Libyan TV Studios