. >> i have to ask you about tinder. in my world it seems like everybody is on tinder.who founded ok cupid, what do you see as tinder's future? >> i think it can be a breakthrough product. it has been more impressive and built a tremendous brand. if you talk to people on the street, they know what it is. this is just a year and a half since launching. it is a worldwide phenomenon. i think that gives you a sense for how big it has gotten. i think it can be a product that everyone uses alongside match or ok cupid. it provides such different products for a single person. >> can this drive revenue? >> there is no question. one thing we know about dating is that it is the most important search of your life. in terms of finding someone to be your companion and be in a relationship with, that is a very valuable search area people will pay a lot of money if you can provide them with that person. our revenues are growing. a product like tinder is going to be a huge revenue contributor to our business going forward. >> i know there has been confusion about its valuation, -- >> wh

you know, in short we're tinder for jobs and in the same way that tinder has really simplified the dating tried to make it as easy and simple as possible for candidates on their mobile phones to swipe through jobs and you know, applying for a jobs is easy as a swipe. and the same for employers. david: okay, let me just stop you here, reilly. you may think that everybody out there knows what tinder is. not everybody does. that is a dating site. >> yep. david: explain how yours works. we should say if you do know tinder it's a very similar process. go ahead. >> yeah. so how it works for a candidate, first you sign up, import your profile and you start rating jobs. if you like it, you swipe to the right. if you don't like it, you swipe to the left. once you've done that, we'll show your profile to an employer. if the employer likes you back we make the connection and start a conversation right from within the app. david: now, linkedin is art pa of this process or you can use linkedin. have you really been working with that company? or does it just conveniently fit in with your app? >> yeah.

we inherited ownership of tinder. we sold that. what spoke to us was, when valuations get crazy, which i think we are in the phase right now, it probably makes sense to start looking at different ways of doing interesting transactions. we are increasingly looking at doing buyouts and transactions and spend a lot more time on our private hedge fund. >> before we move on to that, tinder, what is its real valuation? one was closer. in the range of half $1 billion. that is a fair number. i think the original number was wishful thinking for everyone involved, including myself. but we were quite happy. >> where can you find value? what areas of technology are you looking at? valuations are not in sync. thatere are businesses right now are actually getting started with capital because they are in this really weird, awkward growth strange. the companies that are growing by 100% plus are getting bit to the moon. but the ones that are not karm to and are not going it's an opportunity for us to $10just do a typical million transaction, but a

we did a controlled transaction of one company and inherited ownership of tinder. luationsluations -- va it easy, it it is addressing to look at doing different transactions. we are looking a buyout and controlled transaction. it has been an interesting year so far. ,> before we move on to that what is the valuation of tinder. >> in the rate of half $1 billion. it is a fair number. the original number was $5 billion and that was wishful thinking for everyone, including myself. we were quite happy with how everything turned out. find about you? what areas are you looking at? >> what is interesting to me is thatthere are businesses right now are getting starved of capital because they are in this weird and awkward growth phase. companies that are going by what hundred percent profits -- and the companies that are not growing or dying. people do not know what to do with them. opportunity ton not just do a typical fiber 10 $50 million transaction. growing and take them back up. >> i went to get to our lead story of the day. i know you have been following ebay in asking

the tinder for these blazes, the dry brush that grows close to vulnerable communities. >> having it on ground as you see here will help the fire carry right through homes. >> for several years fire officials have been warning californians to keep volatile under brush ten meters clear of their properties, but it's not much of a margin of safety in times like these. this is an invasive species called scotch bloom, notoriously flammable once it dries up. they've propose up rooting the plant wherever it's a threat. another proposal is the r remonthlremovalof the eucalyptu. fires have grown six times. it is now $2.5 billion. some experts want to fight the fire with more fire by stepping up control burns that reduce the burn up of fuel loads in the forest. >> one way to deal with that is burning and get fire back in ecosystems, try to manage those systems appropriately, and that should reduce the cost, and reduce losses of life. >> reporter: in the short term california's best hope this year is an el niÑo weather event to break the drought. but climatologists put the odds of that at no bette

> seemed to be a perfect opportunity for us about working in the heat from pros guy who's work in tinder brush. aside from conditioning they shared a secret. >> i get on it, get ahead >> they all do they drink water. take out a cold one, put in a warm one. >> doing work to build across the water for hours. >> maybe more, when dressed in a heavy turnout with a breathing apparatus. >> so it's 107 degrees in there you think you had it tough today? drink more water. >> go, water. water here. >> that is not just firefighters dealing with heat. water free at today's a's game in an effort to have fans keeping cool. it's so hot a lot of cities opened cooling centers to give a break from the heat. >> a heat wave today, last time was back in 1905. today, broke an 87 degree record set back in # 922. >> just so brutal out there. more on heat records shattered across the bay area today. >> that is right. numerous weathers to tell you about. we'll talk about who has broken records and tied. right now live doppler 7 showing you high clouds up there. plenty of sunshine out there. 94 in san rafael. and o

tinder dry conditions. what you see here scorched overnight.e hillside here. that's where you see where gary tuchman was, the san marcos fire. you don't see the plumes of smoke we saw earlier today. that's not because the fire isn't burning. it's that the strong winds are carrying the blaze to the east of the hillside. look to the west here. see one fire there, another one to the left on camp pendleton. that one has really started to kick up over the last few hours and, again, it's the strong winds carrying the fire this time to the direction that we're in right now. i can tell you we have been speaking to homeowners out here. they are concerned. the area we're in right now, the blaze is about 60% contained but we've seen homeowners come up here. look at this house because they know that this could be them. one homeowner i spoke to said he has neighbors out here with hoses in their hand watching the hillside over here because they want to be ready to go when those flames pick back up again. >> you spoke with the mother, the wife of somebody in

hot weather, drought conditions, not making it easy, and tinder-dry grass, so close to homes. something firefighters do not want to see. >> this is the fire department. >> a firefighter at your doorstep may be unusual but not in the oakland hills. >> cut back anything that could be a fire hazard. >> starting today firefighters are trying to reach 26,000 home owners in the hills, inspecting properties, front and back, for any sign of fire danger. >> we're looking at conditions that normally we wouldn't see until late june or july, and here it is may. reporter: hot, windy weather and a severe drought has the fire inspector worried. he wants a 30-foot defensible space around every home. no tall weeds or brush. not everyone has gotten the message. this home owner will have 30 days to get rid of the weeds and will face a fine. >> it's considered prevention. you don't want the same incident as happened a long time ago. reporter: talking bet the fire storm that -- >> we're 24 years later and we could have another event like that. reporter: this goat brigade is on duty, chowing down o

the tinder to these blazes, the dry brush that grows close to communities. >> having it on the ground such as you see it here will help the fire carry right through homes. >> for several years now fire officials have been keeping volatile under pressure ten meters from its properties. this is an invasive species called scotch broom. notoriously flammable once it dries up. they're suppl up rooting the plt where it pose as threat. removing the eucalyptus frees in san francisco. it was once blamed for compounding the damage in one of the state's most destructive urban fires. since the 90's, the ability to fight the fires has grown six times. >> one way to deal with that is to use the botanical treatments manage those systems appropriately and that should reduce losses of life. >> in the short term california's best hope is el niÑo. >> president obama is set to arrive in arkansas for a firsthand look of devastation in last month's tornadoes. the president said that they will meet with first responders and travel to california for a democratic fundraiser. >>> a former meat smoking plant al

some of that's the result of back fires to burn out dry tinder fueling the blaze. authorities lifted a pre-evacuation order for nearly 3,000 residents nearby. >> it's early in the season, right? >> very early. >> we're talking about all these fires so early in the season. let's talk about the memorial day forecast. jennifer gray that's. good morning. >> good morning to you two. we need the rain in new mexico. unfortunately, it's going to be a little bit to the east, so we're going to see a trouble spot maybe in texas for your memorial day. we could see the possibility of large hail and damaging winds as we go through the next couple of hours, into the afternoon. that's when we're really going to start to see that, not quite advancing, but i'll give you the memorial day forecast anyway. we are going to see possible storms in texas. we're going to see that rain continuing. we could see a lot of it, anywhere from 3 to 5 inches possibly as we go through today into tomorrow. could possibly see some showers in the southeast. the place to be, guys, is going to be the nort

but the wind and this tinder dry pine needles, they're fueling all of it. that fire is only now 5% contained. >>> suzuki is recalls 184,000 cars built by gm. the japanese automaker says the recalled vehicles include the suzuki forenza and the reno. both cars were made by gm in south korea, and are sold here in the u.s. the recall has to do with an overheating head lamp switch that could melt or actually catch fire. suzuki says it will notify drivers and fix the problem for free. >>> all right. the lucky ones across the country, caught a view just like this overnight. oh, my gosh. now, that is a meteor shower, and it lit up the sky. looking like, kind of -- i don't know. like little nighttime birds or something. right across the heavens there. and tonight, if you're in the right spot, you could see the last part of that shower. a large comet streak, right by the earth. sles chu sles celestial conditions were ripe. >>> more coverage of that horrific shooting spree in california. how will students cope after a gunman's killed six people near a busy university

. >> drought, tinder-dry conditions, especially after one are 100-degree temperatures this week.this fire is to the west of gilroy at the mt. madonna park. at least five acres have been burned. temperatures right now averaging in the area of 78 to 83 degrees. the key thing right now is i have noted in the past five to ten minutes winds dusting as high as 25 miles per hour and humidity at about 15%. i do think the conditions will continue to improven to night as we'll see some added humidity to the atmosphere. but those firefighters are going to have to watch any potential embers very closely, again, wit all that dry brush around. speaking of the hot weather and fire danger, it has been a wild weather week across the bay area. wednesday was the hottest with temperatures ranging 91 to 102. that broke records more than 80 years old. where are we today? we've got marine layer building up at the coastline. that has helped usher in major cooling across the bay as temperatures are anywhere 15 to 25 degrees constituter at this hour. even though we have that fire in gilroy, we are lookin

but the tinder dry brush and triple digits temperatures reignited the flames. the unseasonably early wildfires come during one of the state's worst droughts. firefighters say they haven't seen explosive fire conditions like these in years and already had crews positioned in the area. >> it's almost a week and a half before this fire broke out. we had resources ready to go additionally here in southern california. >> reporter: crews hope to get the upper hand with calmer winds but officials think the wildfires have caused more than $22 million in damage so far. cooler more humid air that could provide relief to the area won't arrive until saturday. allen and liz, back to you. >> thank you. >>> from the bay area to san diego, we have firefighters on the front lines tonight. strike teams from santa clara, napa, sonoma and alameda counties left for duty earlier this morning. >> meantime our spring heat wave is pushing temperatures into the high 90s in parts of the bay area. san jose leaders closed alum rock park today because of the high temperatures and fire dange

> seemed to be a perfect opportunity for us about working in the heat from pros guy who's work in tinder. aside from conditioning they shared a secret. >> i get on it, get ahead >> they all do they drink water. take out a cold one, put in a warm one. >> doing work to build across the water for hours. >> maybe more, when dressed in a

extreme drought conditions, so that combined with the extreme heat we've been seeing recently is a tinder box. it was supposed to be a controlled burn, but there were a number of fires across the region, this one in oklahoma. conditions add to that. you get heat like again today, we could be setting more records, more temperaturion in the hundreds. that dries out vegetation, and then on top of it, temperatures in the 90s, significant for may. no real moisture across the region until closer to the gulf coast to pick up humidity, but that's not helping in this region. then we've had the winds really kicking up. right now in the 10-15-mile per hour range. once we get into the heat of the day, that exacerbates the situation, wind sends gusts more, so gusting 20-30-mile per hour, whipping this this along. the heat, low humidities and wind means more fire danger today. this area extends to parts of nevada seeing some of these fire conditions. across the country in general, a little bit more of a disturbed pattern to the northern tier of the country, so some very spotty moisture, not a lot of mo

. >> reporter: the tinder dry conditions throughout the region are textbook for fire burning out of control. >> fire gets into the steep terrain with heavy fuel and wind driven, it's a bad combination for catastrophic wild fire. >> reporter: planes and choppers swoop in spraying water while hundreds of firefighters are on the front line battling a fire that's threatening 3,000 residents. >> it's my home. >> reporter: frank owns 20 rental cabins. a popular vacation destination. >> we were able to get my employees out, family out, guests out. >> reporter: residents are bracing for the worst. >> i'm getting ready to get the hell out of here. >> reporter: grabbing whatever they can before evacuating. >> i hear it's close. it's coming. it's zero% contained at this point. we're going to try to get ahead of the game. >> reporter: one woman trying to grab all of her cats. >> i'm trying to round them up. i have three, we're still looking for about six. >> reporter: authorities say the cause of the fire is under investigation but that it was probably started by a person. >> it's a big fire. it's a bi

doesn't see a lot of rain, and as this kind of tinder has built up, forest fires have gotten worse and worse. here in northern california where i am, has also seen a tremendous forest fires. in 1991, the oakland hills these hills here, saw a terrible burn, that scorched 1500-acres and killed 25 people. but it may be those kind of burns if we can somehow build them into ebb will lib bree i am, can help manage fires. >> russia is increasing the pressure on ukraine to pay it's multibillion dollars gas debt. rug president vladimir putin said that starting june 1st, russia will only deliver gas if it pays in advance. putin says talks between the european union have failed to find a solution. also today, the acting president said the army destroyed two military because used by prorussian insurgents. this as separatists say they have created their own parliament and cabinet. one of the state departments top officials on africa says free more than 200 school girls abducted in nigeria is a top priority, this comes as security chiefs met with lawmakers today. to discuss extending a military stat

starting to lift up along the coastline of california, inland staying in the single digits for dry tinder conditions. so what we had today was these record high temperatures into the 90s. they are cooling down slowly but surely temperatures 6° cooler than they were this time last night along the coast. las vegas is still 2° warmer than they were yesterday and they'll continue to have the heat rise over the course of the next several days. triple digit heat inland through sunday, but welcome cooling winds for parts of southern california, john. >> one high ranking official his job, undersecretary of healthy robert petzel resigned today, he appeared alongside secretary eric shinseki. general motors waded years before recalling faulty ignition switches. today, federal regulators say, the auto maker should pay, for many, the fine doesn't come close to the cost. john hendren reports. >> the world's largest auto make are has been ordered to own up and pay up. >> what we cannot tolerate, what we will never accept. is a person or a company that knows danger exists and says nothing. literally, sil

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and its impact on communities like fritch, texas where dry tinder helped spread the wildfire and firefighters struggle to stop the flames. hundreds of people forced into emergency shelter as the fire schooled 100 buildings, nearly everything in town. >> my home and the home next to mine was the only one standing in our block. >> at a nearby high school little to offer but temporary refuge. >> we're here to meet those basic needs, provide a safe place to stay, we'll bring breakfast in as we speak and they can go out and what will be a very tough day for many people. >> residents brace themselves to find whatever might be left. >> i know that we're not going to be able to get in as of yet. but when we get in i guess we'll just take it a step at a time and see what happens. i don't know. >> the winds blew into colorado and wyoming where mother's day brought a freak blast of snow. more than two wet sloppy feet in some places, as much as 29 inches in colorado's northern larimer county. >> unbelievable. i've been in colorado 29 years, seen it snow not like this. >> and tornado alley, at least 15 to

. >> reporter: brown said tinder dry brush and grass are prime fuel for wildfires. he also insisted that climate change is having a definite impact on california. he said it's not about politics but about people's homes and lives. ahead at 10:30, we will go live to the fire lines in southern california where crews will work through the night to try to gain the upper hand on numerous fires still burning out of control. >>> engineers are disclosing a new problem with the new eastern span of the bay bridge. this time it's a problem in the anchoring system that securing the suspension cables on the bridge. jana katsuyama is on treasure island. what have you learned? >> reporter: well frank, the problem really centers right where the cable hits underneath the bridge deck. and the anchor rises that take each of the cable strands. each of us those are like the size of a cup drink. and they found that three of those were misaligned. the problem came to light three weeks ago. they were underneath the bridge deck examining the strands and found that most of the anchor rods ha

widespread drought turns for efforts into tinder boxes.orest service officer dave says the laboratory research augments firefighters' practical experience. >> these experiments allow us to describe what fire does from a fundamental standpoint with equations and understanding the complexity of fire. >> reporter: one thing is certain - fire will always be with us. it's a force that can never be eliminated, but it can be better understood. that could save lives. >>> the centers for disease control says the mers virus appears to have spread from one to another in the u.s. for the first time. officials say an illinois man tested positive for middle east respiratory syndrome after meeting twice with a man diagnosed in indiana. federal health officials say he did not get sick as a result. they have been testing anyone that came into contact with the indiana patient. he contacted mers whilst working in saudi arabia. >>> president obama intends to nom snat san on -- nominate san antonio mayor for secretary of housing and development. castro is cons

dead brush that causes firefighters the biggest concern. 450 goats can clear out about an acre of tinderry brush a day. right now there aren't quite enough goats available to meet the demand. >> i can, i can keep another thousand working. twice as many as what i have. >> we're looking for our first job with calfire. they've indicated a few spots for us. >> reporter: they're even out of the state goat operators working in california but don't think about getting into the goat business just yet. it's a boom or bust business. april rains caused many to delay hiring goat operators and there are other challenges. >> it's a tough job. then you worry about them at night. you know. is the fence going to go down. are they going to get out in the morning. >> reporter: there's something about goats that causes people to stop and look and with concern over herbicides, they're the perfect solution. >> goats are going to do what they want to do. you can't make them do something they don't want to do. >> it's always great to drive by and see those goats out there. puts a smile on your face. and a great

they're aware of what a tinder box this is. i don't think sterling's interview is going to help his cause at all. >> sunny, let me read to you the statement the lawyer for shelly sterling, pierce o'donnell, released, and i'll get your legal reaction. we do not agree with the league's self-serving interpretation of its counsel ugs too, its application to shelly sterling or its validity under these unique circumstances. we live in a nation of laws. california law and the united states constitution trump any such interpretation. so clearly they're setting up a legal battle. >> they are. i've got to tell you, i've read of course the nba constitution by this point, and i think that shelly sterling's lawyer has a pretty good legal ground to challenge the nba's position. yes, the nba is saying, you know, per the constitution, if you're a controlling owner, you know, and you behave inappropriate like this, then every other owner can't participate in the team. well what is the definition of a controlling owner? i think that's something

. >> reporter: brown said tinder dry brush and grass are prime fuel for wildfires. he also insisted that climate change is having a definite impact on california. he said it's not about politics but about people's homes and lives. ahead at 10:30, we will go live to the fire lines in southern california where crews will work through the night to try to gain the upper hand on numerous fires still burning out of control. >>> engineers are disclosing a new problem with the new eastern span of the bay bridge. this time it's a problem in the anchoring system that securing the suspension cables on the bridge. jana katsuyama is on treasure island. what have you learned? >> reporter: well frank, the problem really centers right where the cable hits underneath the bridge deck. and the anchor rises that take each of the cable strands. each of us those are like the size of a cup drink. and they found that three of those were misaligned. the problem came to light three weeks ago. they were underneath the bridge deck examining the strands and found that most of the anchor rods ha

fueled by tinder dry conditions and strong gusts, the fires have raced across san diego county scorchinge than 10,000 acres. at least one person has been killed, 20 homes destroyed, more than 15,000 residents evacuated fleeing a blaze the fire chief calls a moving target. >> the fire started blowing yesterday directly west with an east wind on it, and it turned and went east. it's still continuing to blow east. >> horrified neighbors say these conditions are the worst they've seen. >> it was really terrifying. i was just thinking about, you know, my dog's at home, and how am i going to get home. i was worried about my neighbors, you know, just all the families down here. it was really bad. >> bob payne was 45 minutes away from his home when the fire swept down a hillside and engulfed it in flames. >> some friends called and said that they seen your house burning on tv, so we -- we came here as soon as we can, and you know, it was gone. it was too late by then. >> there's a bit of good news for firefighters. the forecast calls for cooler temperatures and light winds. >> reporter: and back

the phenomenon has become so prevalent there is an entire blog devoted to tinder guys with tigers.this help the bachelor's out there? as the only lady--never mind. looks like it is going to be good. >> what is going on? is he trying to beat the tiger? melissa: not just one guy. jeff flock of guys and i want to say i am so turned on. they all turn me on. >> what i use thinking? >> every time -- >> thanks, guys. filling in for liz claman lori rothman gives us a sneak peek. do you have tigers on the show? liz: no tigers. they are fabulous. >> is it about deal, if big brother knows what temperature setting your he is on, privacy or big hits? is this what apple was talking about, it is over the smart phone so addition to apple you have samsung, google, control everything in your home from a remote location so will that be a hit or privacy disaster? and also see years ceo eddie lambert and more closures, the debt spiral picking up pace or is the company on track to beat the come back kid. join me in 15 minutes. melissa: the s&p and the dow transport hit new all-time highs. nicole petalli

. >> reporter: the tinder-dry conditions are textbook for the fires to get out of control. >> into theep terrain with the heavy fuels and wind-driven. it's a bad administration fthin. >> reporter: planes and choppers swoop in, spraying water. hundreds of fire fighters are battling the fire threatening over 3,000 residents. >> it's my home, property, everything. >> reporter: frank owns 20 rental cabins in the area. a popular tourist destination. >> got the workers and my family and the guests out. >> reporter: they are bracing for the worst. >> i'm getting the hell out of here. >> reporter: rushing to grab whatever belongings they can before evacuating. >> i hear it's close. it's zero-percent contained at this point. trying to be ahead of the game. >> reporter: one woman desperately trying to find all of her cats. >> we're just trying to round them up and get them to a safer place. i have three right now. we're still looking for about six. >> reporter: authorities say the cause of the fire is under investigation, but that it was probably started by a person. >> it's a big fire. it's a b

it may be a long wild fire season for southern california, fueled by tinder dry conditions and strong gusts, the fires have raced across san diego county scorching more than 10,000-acres. at least one person has been killed. 20 homes destroy. more than 15,000 residents evacuated. >> the fire started blowing yesterday directly west with an east wind on it and turned on us and went east. >> reporter: horrified neighbors say the conditions are the worst they have seen. >> it was really terrifying. i was thinking about my dogs at home and how i'm going to get home. i was worried about my neighbors. just all the families down here. >> reporter: bob pain was 45 minutes away from his home when the fire swept down the hillside and engulfed it in flames. >> some friends called and said they had seen our house burn on tv. so we came here as soon as we can and it was gone. >> reporter: there is a bit of good news for firefighters. the forecast calls for cooler temperatures and light winds. >> so that was our update from southern california in escondido. back here closer to home a family in gilro

the security detail has to be their game because it's a tinder box and controversial issues right now have personal concerns about it? you've seen him in several situations, both in rome. he goes -- look, a guy if you wanted to target him, it would be easy to do. in rio he was kissing every baby, people running alongside of the popemobile. >> i don't think he really cares. if he goes out a martyr, he goes out a marter. his real concern is that he be accessible to people and they be able to be accessible to him. he's willing to take the dangerous path in order for that to happen. he's not going to be isolated and protected because they doesn't think that's what a pastor does. this is a pastor. >> he will be meeting with muslims in the area. how do you suspect those meetings will go? how will he be received not just by the people he's meeting with but by the street? >> it's a troika of controversy, he's meeting with the muslim leader at temple mount but also orthodox christians, head of the orthodox church and jewish leaders. all three problematic. one example, the place of the last sup

all it takes is a strong gust of wind to turn this residential neighborhood into a tinder box. >> theds are about 35 miles per hour. the wind was blowing so hard that it snapped a power pole and that started the fire. >> the flames immediately begin to devour the parched trees. as richard drives, he spots the smoke in the distance. >> there is a huge fire burning out here. if i see something intense or extreme like that, i'll pull out my phone and i'll start shooting film. >> bastrop county, it is going crazy. >> despite the risk, richard continues to film while he drives. a dangerous combination considering the circumstances. he can't keep his eyes off the hypnotic smoke billows towering over the texas trees. but he has yet to realize the danger he is about to face. as soon as he gets home the fire department comes calling. >> the firemen were really serious, it was no joke. they were yelling over the loud speaker. >> leave your house! evacuation! you will get burned over! you will get trapped! leave now! >> i considered leaving, but if i left and one little ember was able to make it

"somebody should start a a tinder, but just for friends. #notkidding. #idswiperight." [ laughter ] that's a good idea actually. then he tweeted, "just peed in all 35 bathrooms. #dehydrated." [ laughter ] starting to get weird there. and then finally he wrote, "just texted putin 'you up?' #desperate. #bestfrenemies." [ cheers and applause ] we're best frenemies, you guys. bffs, best frenemies forever. guys, it actually seems like everyone is betting right now. you've got march madness happening. in fact, i read that basketball fans are expected to bet $2.5 billion on it. of course, i don't plan to bet that much, because i've got a a ton of coin riding on billy dee williams winning "dancing with the stars." [ laughter ] there you go. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> jimmy: feel good about that guy. guys, my pal rob ford is back in the news. boy, this guy's so great for our monologues. he's just so great. i guess there's a new video of him at toronto city hall, and it looks like he might be working out, i guess. look at the video. this is great. that's him. yeah

. >>> southern california remains a tinder box as thousands of firefighters look to get the upper handires. plus, heavy smoke posing new health scares this morning. >>> the second leg. all eyes on derby winner, california chrome continuing its run for the triple crown. we'll go live to the preakness stakes in baltimore. >>> hamming up it? don't miss my interview with don draper and his new role on the baseball diamond. >>> brown versus the board of education 60 years after the landmark decision, have our nation's classrooms taken a step in the wrong direction? >> so today by some

but the tinder dry brush and triple-digit temperaturesreignited the flames. unseasonably early wildfires come during one of the state's worst droughts. firefighters say they haven't seen explosive fire conditions like these in years and already had crews positioned in the area. >> it's almost a week and a half before this fire broke out. we had resources ready to go additionally here in southern california. >> reporter: crews hope to get the upper hand with calmer winds but officials think the wildfires have caused more than $22 million in damage so far. cooler more humid air that could provide relief to the area won't arrive until saturday. >> yeah. you know, bigad, looking at the fire, you can't help but remember those horrible fires almost in the very same area rancho bernardo 7 years ago that were so devastating. are you hearing that firefighters are using some of the techniques or lessons learned from that fire to fight these? >> reporter: well, certainly what we're hearing in their accounts in terms of being able to get a real control of the majority of

so our vegetation is tinder dry, ready to go at any moment. and it is burning quite readily, especially on the steep slopes. >> and the latest on evacuations there? >> still the evacuations in place within oak creek canyon. and the 3,000 residents in kachina village are on a preevacuation notice. but compared to yesterday, that neck of the woods is looking a lot better. but we're definitely not finished with that corner yet until we actually get a piece of line that we're constructing in and actually secure. we can't actually lift that evacuation notice. >> and dick, this is a beautiful area. sedona is beautiful. you go through oak creek canyon, it takes you to flagstaff. this is sort of a vacation area, but also a lot of people who are living there year round, right? >> correct. actually, that canyon we see the same amount of visitors as the grand canyon, something in the amount of four million visitors a year. from a tourist standpoint, it's used. but it's also pretty iconic for the people of arizona, especially the people in the flagstaff-s

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. >>> southern california remains a tinder box as thousands of firefighters look to get the upper hand on the wildfires. plus, heavy smoke posing new health scares this morning. >>> the second leg. all eyes on derby winner, california chrome continuing its run for the triple crown. we'll go live to the preakness stakes in baltimore. >>> hamming up it? don't miss my interview with don draper and his new role on the baseball diamond. >>> brown versus the board of education 60 years after the landmark decision, have our nation's classrooms taken a step in the wrong direction? >> so today by some measures our schools are as segregated as they were when dr. king gave his final speech. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to weekends with alex bit. here's what's happening new this morning. president obama on the offense in his weekly address saying he'll work to cut red tape from major transportation infrastructure projects with or without support from republicans. >> if congress doesn't act by the end of this summer, federal funding for transportation of these projects will run out. they hav

chris christie laugh and tweets memes of tinder, okay cupid, facebook, buzzfeed, fat, fat, fat, fat,ie is fat, fat, fat, fat, fat. make fun of him because he is fat, fat, fat, fat, fat, fat, fat, fat, fat, fat. joke calculated. would you like to hear joke? >> seth: yes, fine. >> chris christie walks into bar and talks about obesity in america and his personal battle with weight loss. very humanizing. then falls down into cake and farts. viagra. [ laughter ] aha! aha! aha! >> seth: why are you -- that's not a joke! [ laughter ] that's not a joke to just say "fart." >> fart, fart, fart, fart. hbo's "girls." fart, fart, fart. retweet my podcast. >> seth: you know what? >> fart, fart, fart, fart. >> seth: something is wrong with it. you know, i think this is a situation where you want to unplug it and reboot it. see what's going on. and i'm so sorry about this. but i did -- that's $22,000. >> fart, fart, fart, fart, fart, fart, fart, fart. >> seth: connor? >> fart! >> seth: this is one of our writers, connor. get out from under there. [ cheers and applause ] what's going on? are you the

they know they have tinder-dry conditions in the and the winds.verything is primed and reain southwest because of the drought conditions extending farther to the east. as we look at our satellite picture, you see the water vapor in the atmosphere. this bright orange indicates very, very dry air. you can see that in the last 24 hours and much wetter air mass starting to move in. we have rain showers farther to the north. washington state and parts of oregon. getting a little bit of rain shower activity working across the olympic mountains into eastern washington and northern idaho. your temperatures right now, cooler for the west, 63 in seattle and we are starting to get temperatures warming up here on the east coast, 82 for miami right now, a little on the humid side. more details about what to expect the rest of the weekend coming up. >> you can use some relief in southern california. i tell you, rebecca stevenson, thank you . >>> six months ago today, a late-season tornado tore through the city of the washington, illinois. 600 homes were level o

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that hot air sucks the moisture out of the vegetation, making it tinder dry and ready to burn, so more temperatures in the hundreds today, winds to fuel the flames and of course not a drop of moisture in sight. back to you guys. >> and a science lesson, too. >> a little bit of everything. >> the government of ukraine is blaming a pro-russian separatists for a deadly attack that killed seven ukrainian soldiers. a new round of talks is open in kiev to diffuse the political crisis but pro-russian separatistses not taking part in the talks. the kiev government will not negotiate to groups they refer to as terrorists. wrench comes showed strong support for seceding from ukraine. >> violence in vietnam as tensions escalate with china. mobs burned and looted a number of chinese and other foreign owned factories near ho chi minh. five meet in a police people and six chinese were killed. the workers were upset about chinese drilling for oil in a disputed zone not south cline in a sea. more than 600 chinese nationals ever crossed into the country to avoid any altercation. >> thailand's new prime

the fire season started early, as widespread drought turns forests into tinder boxes.dave white says the laboratory research will augment practical experiments. these will allow us to start to describe what fire does from a fundamental standpoint, with equations and really undering the complexity of fire. >> one thing is certain, fire will always be with us. it is a force that can never be eliminated, but can be better understood. that could save lives. >>> getting rid of dinner - apparently you may be better off eating two large meals a day. research shows that only beating breakfast and lump helps to control the metabolism with people with typetwo diabetes. those that did, lost more weight than those eating six small meals a day. the research backs up the ancient proverb eat breakfast like a king, lump like a prince and dinner like a painer. >>> al jazeera debuts an 8-part series examining a series called "the system", and he focuses on false confessions. >> i have done a lot of cases involving false confessions. this has a twist to it. if there was a false confessio

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