more than 1,500 homes and businesses are gone. burned. 20,000 people ordered to flee. >> i don't know if i have a home when i go home. >> this is your life. jonathan: among places evacuated those are the gurneys and the beds removed from hospitals. we are seeing the video of an attorney mobile home community destroyed in rosenberg. i mean gone. we are told several people are missing at this hour from the community. nancy: a wildfire in california grown to 200 acres to draw close to 150 firefighters on the scene. it broke out a week ago. the rough terrain made it a challenge to get it under control. the u.s. forest service closed several trails as a precaution. today's rain brought much needed relief. not just for the firefighters out there but for the farms and the lawns in our area. steve rudin is tracking this for us. steve: shower

moving through the everything hours. temperatures are going to slowly fall. 8 degrees now. it -- 84 degrees at the reagan national airport. the heat index values are in the 90's. to the capital beltway and leesburg. cooler in hagerstown and win chester where it feels like the upper 80's. for this evening if you have outdoor dining plans, make sure you have a cool drink close by. 7:00 around 80. upper 70's by 8:00. middle 70's by 9:00. we talk about the next best chance of rain and looking ahead to the upcoming weekend in a few minutes. nancy: thank you. the lights are coming back on across the south after hurricane nate made fast and furious landfall. the worst destruction was in mississippi. damage and even tornadoes were reported reported in the carolina. no serious injuries reported in the united states but

central america. hurricane nate is the fourth hurricane to slam into the united states this year. jonathan: it's only a category one but look at the damage it did. also with this being the fourth storm it makes it the most active season in a decade. it's stretching the resources thin. cheryl conner spoke with the rest cross and the growing need. >> red cross volunteer rebecca callahan stays backed up and ready to go. but at this point she is staying local. she used up her vacation time when she deployed to texas following hurricane harvey. >> it only takes that impact once. you can't have that direct effect on a person's life that easily. >> the raw emotion attracted her husband to volunteer. now he is doing disaster response with fema. >> things are getting better fast. >> but it has been a mission. after four hurricanes made landfall in the u.s. in the past six weeks. that includes hurricane nate this weekend. >> the guys were doing

>> dog in need of the life saving medicine captured her attention. and the need continues here at home. you see trash bags outside of an apartment building in northwest. rebecca callahan responded to a fire here last week. with so many hurricane deployments she is asked to volunteer more often. paul, the reege fall disaster officer for the red cross spoke with us by phone from puerto rico. >> the red cross volunteer from your community might be in puerto rico tonight working. so we need you to be the volunteer to go to the house fire. >> time and money. both are still in demand following the most active hurricane season since 2005. cheryl conner, abc7 news. jonathan: i want to show you new video to give you the idea the extreme lenk it takes to get folks supplies. this is the coast guard.

down. he will guide down supplies. this area is cut off due to the mud slides so they needed to lower down water and food. he is guiding in pallet worth of stuff that is life saving for folks below. the last report we got show only half that island clean running water. half. only 12% of the people have power at this point. 30,000 pounds of food is headed to puerto rico. today the fauquier county police delivering this truckload of supplies. abc7 teamed up with the group last week. thank you for everybody who donated. nancy: absolutely. update on this. >> angry man there jumping on the hood of a school bus that was packed with children near baltimore. tonight kathleen cairns explains what set the man off and the criminal charges he is now facing.

kathleen: baltimore county police say 68-year-old laverne doran was arrested after jumping on the hood of a school bus. he told the officers someone had thrown something at his vehicle from the bus. >> there is more to whatever that was. than what we know. >> this mother of six wants answers. >> this is a criminal thing. i would like to see mental health look more into it than just the loss. you know lock the person up for a few days. community service. because the issue wasn't dealt with. hopefully you know we can get a mental health angle looked at. >> doran did not respond to our requests for comment. he is charged with disturbing the peace. disorderly conduct. obstructing a school bus driver and malicious destruction of property. he was arrested and later released on his own recognizance. he has no prior criminal record. >> the bus driv

the investigators he refused to open the door when he was confronted by doran. that is when he said doran jumped on the hood. the bus driver decided to drive to the closest police precinct. instead an off-duty police officer in the area intervened. no one was hurt. >> the children may have a story to tell but i don't think, they are no worse for the wear. they don't appear to have been traumatized. the driver made a good call. >> the baltimore police are still investigating to see if anyone was thrown from the bus. in baltimore, kathleen cairns, abc7 news. jonathan: caught on video. a whole new meaning to the term "ambulance chasing. recreation how the wild ride ended. we'll show you. nancy: new information who was there as the white nationals rallied in charlottesville on a day that turned deadly.

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if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. jonathan: it really is fire season in california. we are tracking a developing story in california. you are looking at a fire burning in the anaheim area. this one is threatening homes. this is separate from the major fire in napa. that is hundreds of miles north of the fire. this is where another fire outbreak blamed for one death. some 1,500 homes destroyed. they have very strong winds blowing out there.

they have had drought conditioners for some time. this is prime for the fires. we will let you know new developments. nancy: authorities turned to the brother of the man responsible for the las vegas massacre to hope they will help them figure out a motive. eric paddock interviewed for hours by the f.b.i., profiler and psychologists. investigators are stumped why stephen paddock shot a large concert crowd killing 58 people and injuring hundreds before taking his own life. jonathan: funeral services held for the west virginia woman among the 58 victims. 50-year-old denise burditus was killed. she died in her husband's arms after being shot. she survived by her two children. nancy: new information now on the white nationalists rally in charlottesville in august that turned deadly. the anti-demission league says it drew five times more people than any other white nationalist rally

decade. they have identified at least 200 different people coming from 35 states. jonathan: saving daca may no longer be the done deal that democrats thought they had with president trump. the president now has a set of immigration demands he is asking for in exchange to protect the so-called dreamers. we are talking a lot of demands. the president's list includes more than two dozen requests. among them border security that includes the wall he campaigned on and hiring 10,000 more immigration officers. >> he is open to a deal to have a broader policy to address dabbling dabbling. >> chuck schumer and nancy pelosi reacted to the latest news saying this goes beyond what is

>> ambulance chasing taken to a whole new level. how the police pursuit ended. >> two bears staging a break-in. what they were after here and how they managed to get inside a locked restaurant. next a

jonathan: must see video from a wild police chase. they began cornering the ambulance. forget it? who needs a road? turns off the road and goes into a field. eventually he makes it back to the road where the officers get in front of him. they do the number to slam on the brakes answer stop everything. it did. they got the guy out behind the wheel and arrested them. nancy: meantime the d.c. bomb squad responding to a call at the home for sale this afternoon. they were investigating a report of after a grenade inside the house. they determined it was inert and it did not pose a threat. jonathan: i wonder if that helps with sales. crime alert as the police are asking for help to identify the bank robber with unmistaken scarf. he held up an m&t bank in

they hope it will break open the case before it goes cold. if you recognize the man or that scarf the police would like to hear from you. nancy: distinct accessory there. someone spray painted ethnic slurs and a swastika on the city council candidate campaign sign. the response you can see was overwhelming. one artist turned the ad in a work of art. >> to do that so fast out of the kindness of their heart and for everyone to come out here today and show their support. it overshadows any hate. >> religious and the civil rights group condemned the vandalism. the police have not made arrests. jonathan: new signs tonight that the purple line is on the way. this is what it looks like. take a look at that. in chevy chase they tore down tree after tree to make tracks and sam sweeney reports that it's not

many calling the area home. >> it's disgusting. absolutely disgusting. >> i came around the corner. sort of felt sick to my stomach when i saw it. >> that is how the residents in montgomery county feel about this. it looks like a logging site on the georgetown branch trail off connecticut avenue. >> this is the biggest boondoggle of taxpayers dollars i have seen. the decimation of the trees along the line is terrible. >> on the first day of school the state closed the trail for the beginning of the purple line construction. there was outrage. now hundreds of trees are coming down. it's all part of the original construction plan. >> i wish there had been more transparency and preparation to let people know what construction would

>> green bay is preserved in other part of the county. but still, that is not good enough for some living here. >> for a number of people that this is going to serve and cost to the taxpayers is ridiculous. >> today we reached out to the purple line to learn more about the transparency and the community outreach plans moving forward. but with the columbus day holiday we didn't immediately hear back. reporting in chevy chase, montgomery county, sam sweeney, abc7 news. nancy: all right. caught on video. this is our favorite story of the day. thieves breaking in a pizzeria but they are not after money. they want dough. literally. take a look. surveillance video caught a bear rummaging through the fridge in a pizza restaurant. before long, momma bear shows up. checks out the fridge and the ingredient bar up top.

she is chowing down. i totally understand. sometimes the drive threw takes so long you want to go inside and get the food yourself. jonathan: if you are a bear the raw dough works fine. it's a party. steve: snowing outside, too. snow in colorado. >> nice and warm inside and they are eating pizza. they will be the envy of the pack. nancy: it's bear-ly delicious. steve: you're quick! i like it. looking at the national harbor. gearing up for a beautiful sunset in 20 minutes or so. the almanac page shows 86 degrees for a high. 15 degrees above average for this time of year. we had heat index values still in the 90's. temperatures are slow to cool down on this early monday everything. luray at 82. cooler to the west of us. oakland maryland now at 6

show you feels like temperatures. it feels like the middle to the late august. lower 90's inside the beltway. manassas at 93. 91 at fredericksburg. 95 in leesburg. this everything the sun will set and the temperatures will fall in 70's. the clods stick around. a chance of fog in the morning. there are a few somehow others trying to stick around but not amounting to a lot. they are very light at this time. there is nothing to cause travel delays on columbus day rush hour everything. overnight lows. mostly cloudy skies. fog in the forecast tomorrow morning that may cause travel delays here and there but nothing with the air travel delays.

morning are not quite as warm and humid as today. but still in the middle to the upper 60's to around 70 in downtown d.c. highs tomorrow 80 to 85 degrees. added clouds later in the day. only a slight chance for isolated shower moving through the afternoon hours. most of you won't see anything at all. only a 10 to 15% chance of showers here and there. better chance to come wednesday. wednesday afternoon in the everything hours. then into early thursday. once we get all of this out of here, it will clear up nicely. the weekend is looking a lot better. brighter skies and slightly cooler temperatures. not as humid. unsettled for wednesday and thursday. highs in the 70 on wednesday. only around 69 on thursday. chance for a few lingering showers on friday. gorgeous for the upcoming weekend saturday and sunday. monday a few showers. look at tuesday, wednesday, thursday, the temperatures near average for this time of the year. upper 60's.

nighttime lows in the 50's. nancy: steve, thank you very much. jonathan: everywhere you went saturday night people talked about what theth thats pulled off. it was something else. erin: i was there. it was awesome. i can tell you that. nats look to make it two in a row over the cubs. plus, when do we expect josh norman to play again? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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erin: we begin with game three of the nlds, the nationals are in chicago. they say your momentum is as good as your starting pitcher. good thing the nats have max scherzer on the mound. tremendous start for him. sixenings, no hit -- six innings, no hits, no runs, sick strikeouts. ryan zimmerman has driven in the only run of the game. two-out double in the sixth. the nats lead it 1-0 in the sixth. jonathan calling for him to be the m.v.p. game four between the astros and the red sox. it's 5-3 houston and they will go on to win it 5-4. and advance to the american league championship series where they take on the winner of the yankees-indians. the yankees are hanging in on that one. redskins return to work following a week off. if your we

clarification on when josh norman will be able to play again, it's not your day. head coach jay gruden said norman's rib injury would keep him sidelined two to four weeks. or five or three, somewhere in there. norman seeing the team doctors today so maybe tomorrow we will know more. maybe. staying in the nfc east. giants' season gone from bad to worse. not only are the g-men winless, but now they have lost their best receiver odell beckham jr. for the season. o.b.j. fractured his ankle in the game against the chargers and will have surgery this week. the tamps -- tonight's game. we'll see what it brings. >> a tough weekend with j.j. watt, too. steve warm tonight. hot tomorrow. cooler by the end of the week. how's that? nancy: "world news tonight" with david muir

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tonight, state of emergency. deadly fires tearing through homes, through entire neighborhoods. more than a dozen fires burning tonight across california. in the north, at this hour, tens of thousands ordered to get out. patients rushed from a hospital. and then, to the south, outside l.a., we washed late today the flames sweeping into a neighborhood, homes burning to the ground. the war of words tonight. president trump and republican senator bob corker, who now says the president is so reckless, the nation could be on a path to world war iii. was it a stunt? the white house responds tonight, after the vice president leaves the colts game early. how much did this cost the taxpayers? the las vegas shooter. tonight, what the