CHETRY: It's 10 minutes to the top of the hour. Here are your morning headlines. Just in to CNN, a major power outage right now across downtown Detroit. These are live pictures right now from Detroit. Several public buildings and schools have had to be closed now. Traffic lights are not working and that's making traffic a bear. City officials are blaming the outage on the heat wave. Increased demand for air-conditioning knocked out power. Officials say, it could take at least 24 hours to fix the problem. We will continue to follow it. A wild fire in Arizona that has burned more than 380,000 acres and destroyed month are than 22 homes is threatening crucial transmission lines. If those lines are damaged, it could leave nearly 400,000 people without power. German health officials say they have traced a deadly strand of E. coli to bean sprouts. They're not certain which farm is it stored for the outbreak. So far, 27 people have died. Casey Anthony received medical attention after she got sick in the middle of her trial. The judge ended yesterday's emotional proceedings 90 minutes early. Jurors were shown graphic photos of her daughter, Caylee's remains. Newt Gingrich scrambling to save his run for the Republican presidential nomination after 16 top campaign aides have resigned. Gingrich says he is still in it and will reboot his campaign over the weekend. On Wall Street stocks snaps the six-day losing streak. Right now, the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P; futures are all pointing down as investors remain nervous about the market and the economic recovery. You are caught up on the day's headlines. AMERICAN MORNING will be back after a quick break.
Detroit Power Outage Causes Evacuations; E. Coli Outbreak Traced to Bean Sprouts