swift too low when his hand slipped too low on her back. he was fired from his job two weeks later after the announcement. her publicist said she had nothing to do with the firing. thanks for being here. >> take care. >> firefighters killed and hundreds injured and full a blocks of houses burning to the ground close to the california wine county. all of this is happening north of san francisco. to the east it is a similar story as well. the butte fire burning through 90 homes with jerry brown

declaring a state of emergency and thousands told to get out while they can. >> it is like something you see in the movies. >> claudia got a first look at the damage. >> reporter: the valley fire overtook american communities north of napa but this area got the worst of it. you can see at this property what was the garage is smoldering and there is nothing left of what was once somebody's home. more than 400 homes and buildings were destroyed when the fire moved through the area friday night. look at this development called

anderson heights. the valley fire is 61,000 acres big with 5% containment and fire officials say one person has died. the details of the fatality have not been released. as many as 10,000 people are evacuated. many getting food and and assistance at the fair grounds where a well known wine town is hosting their neighbors thchlt high school, main gas station, and grocery store survived and that is good for the community of 13,000 people. the butte fire is about 60 miles southeast of sacramento and that burned 170,000 acres and it is 30% contained. the ross fire in the mountains

east of fresno has 130,000 acres burns. it threatened iconic trees but the trees are saved and the fire is 31% contained. as they make progress on those other fires those crews are diverted to the valley fire. they are hoping the cooler temperatures help them gain more of a foothold with only 5% contained today. >> we will have a closer look at the fires and developments out west. we will talk to the director of cal-fire. he has been a guest of ours before and he will join us later with the injured firefighters and the team battling the flames.

he is pictured here with the firefighter giving a thumbs up. the latest washington post abc news shows trump leading, carson, rubio and cruz rounding out the top five. britt bear, the anchor of special report is live with us. this poll found 6-10 republican voters want someone from outside of the current political establishment to be part of the next administration or be the next president and i suppose that explains why trump and dr. carson are doing so well.

>> it is amazing what is going on. trump continues to lead significantly in national polls and state polls. the question is, you know, whether that holds as time goes on and that is a question that a lot of the republican party is asking. >> a lot of people have suggested that donald trump doesn't have the staying power because of no campaign organization backing and the briefing book and the state by state organization. but he is showing signs of apparently establishing some of that infrastructure. >> he is starting to get staff on the ground in new hampshire and iowa. showing the fact he is going to be on the ballot all around the country. the fact he signed the pledge to the republican party suggested he was perhaps concerned about

getting on the ballot in south carolina. that many not be an issue. he has where with all in alabama where you saw thousands of people coming out and the question is on policy and he has been putting them out left and right on immigration and soon on taxes. i think this debate this week will be interesting to see whether he gets attacked from other candidates on specific policy prescriptions. >> he is down by one. former texas governor rick perry dropped out. wisconsin governor took a plummet down from 13% in july to just 2% right now. is there an explanation that is at hand? is it just the rise of donald trump? >> more concerned about iowa

where he went through the basement as far as numbers for scott walker. scott walker was leading big and now fell down. he is starting to put out big ideas. big things. today he is in las vegas talking about an end to labor unions on a national front. something he didn't want to talk about before. he is drawing it out there. it is going back to his root as governor that helped him get elected three times and challenged the union. whether he is a regional candidate or too late for walker remains to be seen. >> so many of the candidates are former governors saying i know how to be an administrator and run the levers of power but the 6-10 poll showing this isn't what republican voters are in the mood for.

>> at least right now. as time goes on, it might change. ads haven't been deployed as much as they will and as they will be once we get closer to the iowa caucus. the out sider driveathize day. it is on the republican and democratic side. >> the same washington post abc poll shows a clear drop in support for hillary clinton. she leads the poll of 42%. but that is more than 20 points lower than the same poll taken in july. and bernie sanders, the senator from vermont, is in second at 24% and biden, who is not running, is in 21%, almost tied. >> sanders is outperforming where anybody thought he would

be. hillary clinton has lost a third of her support and most dropped from white women from 64% to 31%. that is huge in a female candidate who has talked about women's issues since the beginning of the campaign. seeing that drop, it is tie tod today -- tied to the honest and trustworthy numbers. >> we have sanders talking at brown university, which is typically with conservative school, but he is going to try to make his mark on the students there at liberty. this self-described democratic socialist is doing much better than anyone ever thought he would especially at the cost of hillary clinton. >> this is interesting speaking at liberty and taking the choice

to go there. his big question mark is with the african-american community. the black vote, if he starts encroaching there, on hillary clinton's dominance in the democratic party and in the african-american vote that means hillary clinton is in trouble because so far bernie sanders hasn't cracked that demographic that much to see that number change. >> 6-10 republicans want someone from outside government but it is only 25% among the democratic faithful. it is an interesting race already. staying with politics overseas. australia has a new prime minister. tony abbot loosing the ballot as the ruling conservative party attempts to win back the public by replacing who some have described as a polarizing leader. his replacement is malcolm

turnbolt become australia's fourth prime minister in two years. leaders of the european union looking to take control of the refuge crisis. thousands of people crossing into hungary seeking asylum escae escaping from war and terror. they are meeting in brussels to meet the burden and discuss this. greg is live with more. greg? >> reporter: jon, happening live right behind us is the latest dram dramatic development in the r refuge crisis in europe. the last gap being finished in a 100 mile long, 13 inches high fence, along the serbia-hungary

border to stop the migrants from coming in. take a look at what we saw and heard. hungaria is wasting no time. they are sent to austria right away. >> where do you want to go? >> germany. >> how long have you been walking? >> two weeks. >> why is it important to get to europe? >> we want life. >> reporter: we actually spoke with many more people, young and old, men and women, and even children, they made that desperate boat ride from turkey to greece. it was deadly over the weekend.

they were tired, grim, and determined. but there was hope and feeling that maybe they could get to a new life. 6,000 came across just this very crossing yesterday. a big number today. 12,000 into austria and germany said they might be getting a million refuge and migrants with this lead to the leaders coming up with a plan to get a grip on it. reporting to you live, you can see military trucks, one two three, of the hungarian army. they are here and the police are here. this whole fence is being sealed up. we have seen refuges on the other side that are caught. knowing what we know in this short time on the ground about these refuges is they are already planning other ways around this fence and other ways to try to gain freedom from a

very noisy, crowded and increasingly military seen on the hungary-serbia borders. >> staggering numbers on that humanitarian crisis. back at home. the latest on the manhunt in kentucky for a man who killed an oars. and the latest on the search for a highway sniper in arizona. and do you think donald trump will be the republican nominee? go to our website and vote. a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. you don't have to be a member to buy their services directly at angieslist.com but members save more on special offers. angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. visit angieslist.com today.

the hunt for man who shot and killed a rookie state trooper in kentucky comes to a violent end. police shot and killed the suspect accused of murdering officer ponder.

the suspect, 25-year-old, joseph johnson-shanks refused to drop his weapon and surrender who we they caught up with him and they shot and killed him. three teens were arrested after hitting cars with target over the weekend. the police continue to patrol the freeways in massive numbers but cops say they are no closer to catching those responsible for the 11 shootings along interstate 10. eight bullets fired from a gun and three pellets or bb's. on saturday, cops thought they caught a break when something shattered a window of a car and

the people wrote down the license plate of the car driving by. they arrested the teens but it was a copy cat game. >> none of us should be driving the roadways and worry about people randomly shooting items at our vehicles. we will continue to work on this until we bring it to a stop. >> reporter: the dps believes it is likely looking for several different suspects. one shooting bullets, one pellets and bbs. a 19-year-old was arrested friday as we talked out of a convenience store and took him in for questions. sources say he bragged to friends about being involved but police are trying to confirm that with cellphone tower data.

he is held on unrelated marijuana charges but police say he is not a primary suspect. so the search continues. >> it certainly does. william, thank you. well a brazen robbery caught on camera. this crook holds up a convenience store with a knife. more incredible video coming up. and hundreds of homes destroyed out west. four firefighters injured trying to beat back the flames. we will talk with the head of cal-fire about the desperate effort to save momes and lives >> scariest thing i have been through. sgr >> as far as estimate of homes? pushing close to a thun. -- thousand --

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hundreds of home destroyed in a massive fire and dozens of home destroyed in another fire that is east of san francisco. thousands of people forced to evacuate and more warned to be ready to leave their homes as dry, windy conditions are fueling the flames. cal-fire director chief is here with us and he is in charge of handling all of the fires plaguing california. he walked in early august and we are on the outside, we admit, but it looks like looking in this fire over the weekend, this particular one north of wine country, took a dangerous turn. what happened? >> this is what we have been talking about all summer. we have been really building this since mid-july. we were coming off warm and dry condition and the fire in lake

county took off with 30-40 miles per hour and grew at an explosive rate. >> how challenging was that to address the fire and evacuate all of the people you had to evacuate? >> it was very challenging. this is the challenge we face with a growing fire. all we have time to do, and barely have that, is evacuate residents. our primary responsibility is protecting life and property. we are diverting away from the firefighter effort when we do that. it is critical homeowners take our warnings and get out >> where is the fire headed next? >> it is headed in all directions. it went from lake into somama and attacking the air of geysers and geothermal facilities but it is working to the west and

south. >> i am familiar with the geysers area. there is a lot of folks that lib up there, chief. >> absolutely. populated wine country and tourist and other destinations. >> what is the strategy? >> obviously we are looking forward to a little better weather for the next several days. we are bringing in resources from all over the state and outside of california. utilizing the california national guard and other aspects. and we will continue to make this fire a top priority. >> we know drought is a major issue for the fire and in california. do you have enough water to fight the fires or are you using other tools like controlled burns? how are you approaching this? >> we are using all of the tools available to us. water hasn't been a problem on this fire. we have a number of lakes close in hand for us to use. we have to order additional

resources to shuttle more water in some cases if we have to go further. the dry conditions is the critical factor in making the fires grow. the general lack of water over the last four years leaving just parched vegetation. >> we have a photo of you with one of injured firefighters. this is really dangerous work, isn't it? i know you have been at this job and working with fires for more than 30 years. what are firefighters facing? and how are they holding up? >> they are facing conditions like the first year rookie or the season veteran hasn't seen this conditions. i talked to these folks, many on the fire line and all saying this is dangerous. we have to be careful as we approach and attack these fires and understand the kinds of conditions we are facing. these firefighters like richard there in the picture were doing the initial attack. they were the first resource.

they were on the helicopter cutting the line around the fire when the wind shifted and the fire blew back. we have to watch out for those. >> so scary and we appreciate the brave and hard work the firefighters are doing. we will continue to watch this big story from california. thank you very much. >> you are welcome. thank you. >> big job there. kim davis is back on the job in kentucky after days in jail for refusing to sign off on same-sex marriage. what davis said he will do and will not do going forward. and bernie sanders gaining ground on hillary clinton. coming up, our media panel will debate whether the media is covering these two candidates differently.

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♪my milkface is an elevated state.♪ ♪cinnamon is my soul mate. ♪no debate 'cause it tastes so great.♪ ♪that's why i got milk face. ♪la-la-la-la-la. the county clerk jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage license is back on the job. kim davis said she will not personal issue the license but will not interfere with the staff if they chose to do so. mike is live at the court house with more. >> reporter: kim davis is in her office behind me. it is her deputy who is issuing the marriage license and a same-sex couple arrived for their paperwork. they held a commitment ceremony 20 years ago and have less to

lose by coming forward because their jobs are not at risk by going public. they want today come and make a stand and make it official. they were met by demonstrators opposed to same-sex marriage. >> i think it is really unnecessary. i am sorry that anybody has to go through it. no body should have to do this for a marriage license. it is crazy. >> reporter: now kim davis took her name on the marriage certificate by crossing it out. her deputy is issuing the license as davis is torn between ob obeying the judge's order and obeying god. >> effective immediately and until an accommodation is provided by those with the authority to provide it any marriage license issued by my office will not be issued or authorized by me. >> reporter: davis said without her name on the paperwork she doubts the marriage is valid but

the attorney general and the county general weighed in saying the marriages will stand. >> thank you, mike tobin. hillary clinton and bernie sanders both are holding live events today. sanders is speaking at a place you might not expect. liberty university in virginia, a place poplar with conservative candidates. hillary clinton is campaigning in iowa as new polling showing sanders chipping away at ms. clinton lead. former chief strategist for obama's campaign said sanders has done a good job but different test lie ahead. >> one of the test ahead is do you have the dimensions to become president. it isn't just about making a speech.

it is about how you relate to people. that is going to be a challenge for him. >> so let's talk about the challenge of media coverage of these two candidates. alan combs is here and tammy bruce as well to talk about this. the surge of bernie sanders has surprised a lot of people. new york times put him on page a-21. >> the liberal media refers -- he used the term but they highlighted it calling him a grumpy, old socialist and said hillary clinton had a criminal complaint and had to retract that. this is the liberal media we love to talk about. they are not so liberal if the two main candidates polling on the left are being treated this way by the new york liberal times. >> are they being treated the same? >> the things i noticed about

especially sanders being covered is he is covered as an oddity in general. he is covered in how he affects hillary, the size of the crowd, the fact he gave a speech. with the republican candidates it is like they want to details. what is trump saying, what does walker think about the gays. you don't see interviews sitting him down saying what about the policy? they don't want to ask about policies because they don't want to work he is a democrat turned socialist. >> bernie sanders talks about his policy. >> how is we are isis? what would he do about isis? >> he hasn't been asked. >> donald trump is not asked about policy -- the number one republican who does more interviews than anybody else, they are afraid to is him serious questions. >> this is about bernie sanders.

no one can answers those because no one asks because when it comes to the democratic party -- look at those two. this is a nightmare. and this is not what americans want. and the media doesn't want this. >> something you said in terms of policy, everybody is afraid to really press trump on policy because he will get upset and lose. they will lose access. and that is really the dirty secret. they are afraid to go hard on any of these people because they will lose access. >> it is easy to talk about income inequality as a huge problem in america but how do you fix it? >> can any republican answer that? who is answering that on the right? >> this is about what bernie sanders, who is 20-points ahead in certain cases, man that if he is not dealt with, look what happened in london, the liberals

did vote into socialist. this isn't impossible. we know the broad stroke of hope and change. the media is not asking about the details because they don't want him to be serious and reflect the state of the democrat party. >> bernie sanders is not a european socialist. he is a democratic socialist. >> how do we know? >> most people understand the difference. >> no body asks him what the difference is. >> he has been on my radio show doing lots of media. donald trump is sucking up all of the oxygen and people are not paying attention to other candidates. >> you had him on your radio show and don't know where stands on isis? >> he would go after them like anybody. in terms of income and inequality he would create jobs and free college. >> where do you get the money to pay for that? >> am i now the candidate?

you tax the rich. tax the hedge funds. same thing donald trump wants to do. trump's economic plan has been praised by liberals. >> even the bernie sanders fan doesn't want to talk about him. >> i am talking about him. i am talking about the media. >> you keep talking about donald trump. >> has anyone seen donald trump and bernie sanders in the same room? we have the realize the media should be curious about every candidate and they are strangely not curious about bernie sanders and for people that like him that is a mistake. >> the media is not asking the republicans anything. they are all going after trump. they are not getting any oxygen or air. >> one person we hardly talked about at all is the reported democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. >> what about her?

"the new york times" says he has a criminal complaint, withdraw the story, they get it wrong. >> the former attorney general said the fbi doesn't investigation machines. >> let's see what happens with the investigation. no criminal indictment or complaint, will the detractors say we are satisfied? >> i think it is safe to say this isn't the conversation hillary would have wanted. she has the benefit of being first lady, a senator and we know where she stands with policy but she is not able to express it because of the e-mail situation. >> the poll numbers keep changing. >> that is a frightening picture to use. >> alan, tammy, thank you both. jenna? security forces open fire on a group of tourist thinking they were actually terrorist. what happened here and why this tragic mistake occurred.

and what newly released text messages reveal about a missing connecticut couple as their son prepared to head to federal court.

more than a dozen people are dead and ten hurt in a terrible shooting in egypt. a group of mexican tourist were mistaken for militants. the government said apologized saying thamilitants were driving similar suvs and the tourist entered a restricted area. more information on the disappearance of a ken tuny cou who has been missing for a month. throughout the messages, jeffrey, the father accuses the son of framing him. jeffrey and his wife have been missing and kyle is in police

custody on an unrelated federal firearm charge and authorities trying to decide if they should keep him from behind bars. juan is live and brian is here as well. how do we move forward with this case? >> it is why kevin hasn't been arrested. we don't have bodies and we cannot determine if they are dead or alive. if they are dead, it doesn't mean it is a homicide. this has left a trail of no evidence, no forensic. in a day and age where everything is recorded or pinned out it is impossible to fall off the grid without being something wrong. we need more than a hunch to move forward.

>> the parents' phones were turned off which is why there is no tracking of the phones. and we have some text messages and i will show the viewers. this is all sent midday by the way in a matter of moments. how would you use these text messages? do they tell us anything, brian? >> well, jenna, absolutely. i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but when we think the father might be dead, he may not be dead. they signal to me he must have known something was wrong with his wife. why would he be raising this question with his son before reporting the wife is missing?

i think you will look into marital discord or domestic violence filled against those two. the comment by the father, i am going to go to the police first, and he disappears. maybe he is not dead. maybe he left town because he feared the son might go to the police first. that is a new twist. >> what do you think of that story? >> i think it is far-fetched. who has a casual conversation over text like did you kill mom? this kid could have texted himself from his father's cellphone. it is so bizarre. just a little bit more information for the viewers. >> here is why kyle was arrested because of the gun charges. part of the reason he was

arrested is because of his alleged drug use as well. and apparently what investigators found at his home, home depot receipt for bleach, hair and grease drain opener, cleaner and trash bags and found his truck along the highway where he met his parents here and there. his truck was found with what police say was blood and a bullet hole. how damaging is that to him, brian? >> it is damaging but i do agree with the no body, or the mechanisms of death, or the bullet hole in the window. maybe she was strangled. we don't know that. we don't know if any physical or

forens forensic evidence links the son to the father or mother. you need a little bit more than that. the good news is this, here is the good news, the fact of the matter is the son is in jail on a federal firearm charge. so that is good. he is in jail. he is incarcerated and that gives the police department and law enforcement opportunity to do more investigating. >> you say you go after the girlfriend? she was found driving the son to the home and said to the cops i wasn't there at their home and they found her on the video. you would go after her? >> you bet. she is meeked and she lied during the investigation. they could arrest her for obstruction of justice, perjury, put her in jail and put the pressure on her and say you better come clean or we will charge you as an accessory before and after the fact and

she might be looking at long years in prison if she doesn't come clean and tell the police what happened. >> i agree the police need to put pressure on the son and girlfriend. if he was on drugs maybe that is all he needs. they own a trash company and he would have access to dispose of the bodies in a way no one would find them. this is a mystery but it must be solved. >> i say what a case. but there is no case yet. it is so bizarre. we hope they are out there and okay but it doesn't seem like it. we will see you next hour. americans lost everything when fidel seized power and with relations between the u.s. and cuba restored will they be able to get their property returned? plus, a chilling robbery at a convenience store and the

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let's look ahead at what is coming up on "outnumbered." >> with two days to go until the second gop primary debate, a stunning new poll shows hillary clinton and donald trump running neck-and-neck. should democrats be worried? and carly fiorina turning the table on donald trump after he said quote can you imagine that as the face of your next? what she is saying that is getting a lot of attention. >> and the university of california is considering granting students the right to not be offended. the proposed rules and if they

could infringe on freedom of speech. >> all of that and more with our one lucky guy. some cuban americans are trying to recover what they lost during the communist revolution. more than 50 years later they want their land that was taken during the beginning of rein of power. >> reporter: the documents some cuban american families have been holding on to 50 years in suit cases might be old and faded but the memory of what they lost is still fresh for many. >> this was part of the house on the beach. it belonged to my grand father. >> reporter: in 1959 the castro regime took over the lands of the people. almost 6,000 american citizens cham the cuban government took away their property with $7

billion involved. 80% of those planes are from individuals. some who lost everything -- claims -- by law, the u.s. embargo can't be lifted until the claims are settled >> they have to be resolved. and resolved to people's satisfaction. this will have to be a legit process respecting laws. >> they are demanding a ridiculous large amount. $120 billion. either side will make payments because of that. >> reporter: talks between the two sides over property that was taken is expected to begin next month. jenna? >> thank you. >> newly released video of a brazen robbery with surveillance

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jon: hope your week is off to a great start. see you back here in an hour. jenna: "outnumbered starts now. >> this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, andrea tantaros, kirsten powers. today's #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and senior writer for "the weekly standard," stephen hayes. he is "outnumbered." >> good to be here. >> d.c. train must be packed. >> this is great. >> this is great pair to have on the couch. we have a lot to get to. neck-and-neck with just days to go until the second republican primary debate, a stunning new poll shows hil