. >> jim: they faced long odds to survive after surgery. next on "news 3 live at 6:30" we'll have a progress report on their recovery. >> reed: after shocking the mountain west conference the unlv women's soccer team looks to surprise the country. >> jim: general motors is forced to cut 2,000 jobs. the company says it's suspended third shift operations at its plant in lordstown, ohio. th then another 800 or so jobs will be slashed at its plant in lansing, michigan which makes the chevrolet cruise. >> reed: brad pitt has been given the all clear in the alleged child abuse investigation. it follows a dust up involving pitt and one of his children on an airplane. according to tmz the incident happened on that private jet back in september while pitt was reportedly intoxicated. for now she has custody of their six children. >> jim: time for some good news. an update tonight on those conjoined twins that were separated in a marathon operation went on for locker than a day. >> reed: so many of my twitter followers wanted to know about these kids.

jim: they have two downs to pick up 10 yards. not where you wanted to use your final time-out but not happy with what he saw. phil: yeah, but it's the right thing to do. the clock was running down. they were having trouble gettling the formation they wanted and really all rivera is looking for here, give us a good field goal try. jim: ron rivera who agree up a of here in the monterey area and he was a raider fan. jim plunkett was his hero. he has family members who are raider die hearts -- die-hards, come to many of the games. phil: the raiders doinlts have to blitz because they have two terrific outdoor pass rushers. khalil mack and irvin so they coverage. jim: third and 10, with time. middle of the field and off the hands of greg ol' sewn. -- olsen. phil: aggressive throw, 88, greg olsen going right down the middle of the field. a little bumpy. just enough where he couldn't get both hands clearly on the gets his fingertips. that would have been an unbelievable catch. jim: fourth and 10. it would have to be a 62-yard field goal.

jim: they have two downs to pick up 10 yards. and newton takes the final not where you wanted to use your final time-out but not happy with what he saw. phil: yeah, but it's the right thing to do. the clock was running down. they were having trouble gettling the formation they wanted and really all rivera is looking for here, give us a good field goal try. jim: ron rivera who agree up a little more than of here in the monterey area and he was a raider fan. jim plunkett was his hero. he has family members who are raider die hearts -- die-hards, come to many of the games. phil: the raiders doinlts have to blitz because they have two terrific outdoor pass rushers. khalil mack and irvin so they jim: third and 10, with time. middle of the field and off the hands of greg ol' sewn. -- olsen. phil: aggressive throw, 88, greg olsen going right down the middle of the field. a little bumpy. just enough where he couldn't get both hands clearly on the gets his fingertips. that would have been an unbelievable catch. jim: fourth and 10. it woul

jim: they have two downs to pick up 10 yards. and newton takes the final not where you wanted to use your final time-out but not happy with what he saw. phil: yeah, but it's the right thing to do. the clock was running down. they were having trouble gettling the formation they wanted and really all rivera is looking for here, give us a good field goal try. jim: ron rivera who agree up a little more than of here in the monterey area and he was a raider fan. jim plunkett was his hero. he has family members who are raider die hearts -- die-hards, come to many of the games. phil: the raiders doinlts have to blitz because they have two terrific outdoor pass rushers. khalil mack and irvin so they coverage. jim: third and 10, with time. middle of the field and off the hands of greg ol' sewn. -- olsen. phil: aggressive throw, 88, greg olsen going right down the middle of the field. a little bumpy. just enough where he couldn't get both hands clearly on the that would have been an unbelievable catch. jim: fourth and 10. it would have to b

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they're spreading, jim. they need us to be their arms and legs. they're forcing us to build ships for them. don't let them! don't let them go any further! my brother's son? i'll do everything i can, jim, to save him. report. the streets are extraordinarily quiet, captain. we've seen no other denevans, and the ones we stunned earlier you've seen some kind of creature? any alien form? none, sir. just that noise we heard. a peculiar buzzing sound. we were about to investigate it. all right. let's go find out what it is. set your phasers on force 3, to kill. we're looking for some kind of creature, and we already know it will kill. [buzzing] [squeak] [buzzing continues] [squeak] form a ring. fire! incredible. not only should it have been destroyed by our phasers, it does not even register on my tricorder. captain, it doesn't even look real. it is not life as we know or understand it. yet it is obviously alive, it exists. and it can bear up under full phaser power. captain, i suggest we risk taking it aboard. it's too close in here. it may be a trap. s

. >> jim: democrats claiming they are backing control of both chambers in carson city after losses. kemp accurates have an edge over republicans in the state senate and 10 or 11 seat majority. ony race is undecided. legislator goes back to session february six. >> maria: voters you made major decisions that will impack us. catch up on the election results by headed to news 3. >> jim: breaking news a protest now parents, educators and students. >> maria: you see them on the street. tom hawley is live at lake need and nelis. >> tom: there are a few of them. you see them dancing and waiving signs. this is monco middle school. this protest is about changes that are on the way for the clark county school district. this school is under consideration to be a part of the achievement district. clark county school district but run by a private charter school chump. last week the commission decided not to take a vote on new regulations proposed the students, teachers and parents are trying to get ahead and make views known this is on lamont to the south of lake mead and to the west of nelis. >

. >> jim: they figure they can get the first class together later this month. >> reed: two iowa police a white man with a history of racial confrontations is in custody in connection with their murders. scott michael greene had a brush with police three weeks ago at a high school football game waving a confederate flag near black spectators. last night des moines authorities say greene shot the officers as they were sitting in their parole patrol cars. as the police department begins the investigation the mourning will last for a long time. >> great guy in this department. a good f fantastic family man. really hard to lose tony. >> reed: he is talking about one of the dead, sergeant tony beminio. the other officer justin martin. >> jim: investigators in baltimore own an autopsy, survivor and recording equipment will help explain why a school bus slammed into a commuter bus killing six. the 67-year-old bus driver was killed. there were no children on it at this time. five people on the commuter bus there's a medical explanation for the school bus driver's apparent failure to control it.

they didn't score. so you can second guess those play calls but i'm not. but to go back to a.j. klein, jim. all those situations they' luke kuechly usually. jim: tonight on cbs, "60 minutes" with its story on the groundbreaking study on as heimer's. then all-new episodes of ncis, madam secretary, cbs. so the raiders vinleder a 17-point halftime lead. go down eight after 25 unanswered to take a three-point lead. janikowski has just converted his 200th all-time field goal at home. phil: well, jack del rio knows an his offense. still has question marks about his defense. this is where you have an offense in a certain situation and you have to have some closers on the defensive side to get it done. get it done. have not gone all that deep, but this one does, however. beautifully done. janikowski earning the touchback. phil: in this second half, cam newton has been throwing the football absolutely magnificently. he's made some big-time throws. been right on the money. jim: one of the key things he , people don't understand a team changes its identity every year. the last year, one of the trademar

benefit they engage. >> jim: there is a lot to >> reporter: now at 5:00 the class that many of you wish was offered when you were in college. >> and a news 3 report sergio takes us to a class that teaches beer can be a career. >> the name of the class is simple enough. beer. it is what you continuing is. a class dedicated. them eating the stem. tasting is a key component to the class don't think the students are not learning. >> people think, yea. it is a beer. they don't realize it is complicated as wine. >> the school of hotel and hospitality management at unlv learn about the beer career tonight on my special report live at 11:00. >> jim: the home work is the fun part. [laughter]. your weather authority we started talki >> no masters in beer here. [laughter]. that's for sure. >> i'm telling you now people are rush to go to school. get to it we have plenty of weather to cover first the wind advisory in affect until the early hours tomorrow. strongest winds will be this evening 7:00 and 9:00 it matching on through. and on the backside we'll have the wind but the temperatures day school

jim: they are much more than zombies. they are growing again.tely they are growing on an economically -- an economically. scarlet: jim chanos is sticking around. on wallhe big stories street is what donald trump is going to do about financial regulation. ♪ scarlet: we're back with jim chanos. i want to show you a chart on the bloomberg. how the financial stocks have zoomed higher after underperforming financial estimates. this is the average price target for the next 12-18 months. thate now have moved above analyst estimate target. joe: i was thinking about how a populist administration could be more regulatory than a regulatory climate. do you think people who are flinging their money at this election are ignoring a lot of signs that the administration it may be hostile to banks. >> more punitive too bad behavior. what hasok at circulated steve bannon. he advocates a hard capitalism. that is something i find refreshing. failure is failure. taxpayers should not be on the hook. joe: he thought it was mistake that no bankers were jailed. jim: he d

students tell fox25's jim morelli they are fed up. >> reporter: you mute say they wouldn't run away from the truth so they told it. for the past several years spreadsheet on the women's cross country that have appearance, weight and sexual innuendo. >> sexualizing women in that way is really disgusting. >> reporter: the revelations in saturday's harvard crimson and hon on the heels of the men's soccer team that was found with so-called scouting report on members of the women's soccer team some of which were sexually explicit. >> important that harvard has taken the stance it has and >> reporter: stabbed that harvard has taken to suspend what looked to be a championship season for the men's soccer team. harvard athletics does not tolerate this demeaning and derogatory behavior and we will address any derogatory information we receive.

jim: they have two downs to pick up 10 yards. not where you wanted to use your final time-out but not happy with what he saw. phil: yeah, but it's the right thing to do. the clock was running down. they were having trouble gettling the formation they wanted and really all rivera is looking for here, give us a good field goal try. jim: ron rivera who agree up a little more of here in the monterey area and he was a raider fan. jim plunkett was his hero. he has family members who are raider die hearts -- die-hards, come to many of the games. phil: the raiders doinlts have to blitz because they have two terrific outdoor pass rushers. khalil mack and irvin so they coverage. jim: third and 10, with time. middle of the field and off the hands of greg ol' sewn. -- olsen. phil: aggressive throw, 88, greg olsen going right down the middle of the field. a little bumpy. just enough where he couldn't get both hands clearly on the football. gets his fingertips. that would have been an unbelievable catch. jim: fourth and 10. it would have to be

. >> jim: they are going room by room to make sure they are cleared out. antonio joins us live from there and i know you are getting new information from the guys who are down there trying to manage this? >> jim, there is no time line when the power will be back at paris holing and casino. caesars officials say nevada energy workers are trying their best to get electricity in able to go in here. >> and all the lights are off. >> this is what he caught on his cell phone after the lights went out in the paris casino main room. >> we thought it was temporary. they would not let anybody deal cards or do anything. my friend was at a slot machine and had a thouz an dollars in there say sitting and waiting paris basement cut a power line leading to the outage. they rescued 11 people in the paris hotel and casino. linda was one of the guest who is found herself stuck in an elevator. >> i go down the stairs and i couldn't see anything. and i don't know what happened afternoon that steve from los angeles found themselves in a dark hotel room of holing staff evacuated

jim? >> they said they intend to use it to take all the business? >> is that fair and is that legal? >> it was called dumb. if they had general counsel >> the europeans also read that. and other software companies like oracle and sage and others have read that and made the same conclusion that that is something that the industry is not going to stand for. look, we want a fair playing field, and we want everyone to have a good chance. >> all right. now, i'm not going to let benioff go without talking about benioff and the corporation and where that stands with the world. first, let's start with the fact that i know you think that twitter was instrumental in electing a new president. >> i do think that's true. >> and that makes to me twitter a more valuable franchise. when i saw you, twitter was at 24. now it's at 18. you're a persuasive man. you persuaded many people. why don't we say let's do it and get it done? amazing company and a great ceo. but, you know, companies like fidelity and t. rowe price, who are shareholders said, that was not for them. >> that was before they elected a

even if you complete it they moving. jim: third and goal. it's incomplete! it was klein on the coverage and no flag and janikowski is coming on to the field. phil: he had what he wanted. just threw it too quick and a.j. klein,y putting him in tough spots. it's a little stop and move and crabtree just kind of stumbles. three times today, we've seen this defense -- that's asking a lot of a.j. klein to cover receivers in the middle of the field one-on-one. jim: how happy do the panthers have to be? they didn't run it on second down. 35-32 oakland. phil: you know, the play calling, once they threw it on second down, it was incomplete. they were forced to throw it on third to try to score and go up. but the second down play i couldn't disagree with it. a little screen, it's safe. would have kept the clock moving if they didn't score. so you can second guess those play calls but i'm not. but to jim. all those situations they're putting him in that would be luke kuechly usually. jim: tonight on cbs, "60 minutes" with its story on the groundbreaking study on as heim

jim: they got into the giving spirit. the student athletes read stories and even did some bowling with the children. the head coach shared these photos from today's get together. the early nfl game today was a matt asiata ties the game at seven with a rushing touchdown. it stayed close drop again. late fourth quarter, vikings driving but sam bradford throws an interception. it is picked up by darius slate. sensing -- setting up the game-winning field goal by matt prater. the next game was a pretty good well. washington trailing in the red zone. a one possession game. dallas answers with their star rookie quarterback deck prescott. he ends up scoring here. they go back-and-forth. dallas wins. also, pittsburgh steelers on pace to beat the indiana -- indianapolis colts. early game on friday, houston at memphis. cornhuskers will take on iowa hog-ties. we have the high school season wrapping up in the college football season continues to roll on. jean: still to come on newsnight tonight, keeping the tradition alive. the concor

. >> yeah, well, the aorta is the largest blood carrying vessel in the body, and they said, "jim, >> they told you that up front? >> yeah. and so, they said, "we gotta do a bypass," and they did a four way bypass on me. and two months later, then they went in and did the aneurism. and, uh, i'll take four bypasses to one aneurism. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> so they just-- >> that was a mean dude. >> they had to replace things and whatever needed-- >> well, they looked at everything i had. [ laughter ] as a matter of fact, um, i-i was in there, and the doctors take mac davis' wife, and they were talking and i'm trying to think about the stitches because they're takin' 'em out and i'm tryin' to ignore it. and the doctor's saying, you know, the kidney looked good and the gallbladder looks good and everything looked good, and i'm thinkin' in my mind, you know, uh, that the-the test came back. now, what he meant was, "it looks good. "mm-hmm, that looks good." he had 'em in his hands. [ laughter ] all my parts they had. my lungs, my heart, you know, doctors are-- >> you know, you may be eligible to be

khalil mack and irvin so they can put everybody else in pass coverage. jim, with time. middle of the field and off the hands of greg ol' sewn. -- olsen. phil: aggressive throw, 88, greg olsen going right down the middle of the field. a little bumpy. just enough where he couldn't get both hands clearly on the football. gets his fingertips. that would have been an unbelievable catch. jim: fourth and 10. it would have to be a 62-yard field goal. too far back. they're going to go for it. fourth and 10. game on the line. in trouble! and the raiders end it! it was mack with the strip sack! phil: this is what you have when you have outside pass rushers like mack and irvin. obvious desperate passing situations. they can finish the game. capitol hill mack on this side. here he comes. just overpowered trea turner. jim: this is very similar to what we saw not that far in here in super bowl 50 when it was von miller who was coming off that same edge wreak havoc on newton. carr with the glove on one hand, wedding ring on the other. and the raiders about to win their fift

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. >> a loft issues, jim, they have a lot of issues, including, drop passes and penalties, both of whichontributed to another lost on the road. the back page of the daily news summed it upper expectly. after wide receiver nelson agholor had another miserable game, eagles fan say they've had it. now the eagles did actually have the lead after carson wentz touchdown to zach ertz. after that, seahawks took control. russell wilson through for one touchdown then actually caught a touchdown pass himself. seahawks beat the eagles, 26 to 15. >> we'll gather chance to evaluate this game, and make the necessary adjustments, we've got some time coming up this week. and you know we just got to, myself included, just got to get better. >> it is frustrating at the same time it is the game of football. there will be mistakes, but we have got to learn from them. >> some of those mistakes, touchdown pass from carson wentz to zach ertz was called because receiver nelson agholor was lined up off the line of village. nelson got tearful from coach graying lewis, agholor also dropped a pass right in his hands

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jim: oh, i'll find a place to hidethem. when it comes to hiding places, these kids aren't as crafty as they think they are. (laughter) jim: are they. margaret: oh, a present he bought for bud. when you get through setting the table, will you make a salad? betty: yes, all right. mother, there's something i have to confide in you, but remember now, this is in the strictest confidence. margaret: you sound just like mrs. cartley! betty: please, please don't tell father, but i'm the one. margaret: the one what? betty: the one who's helping evelyn. margaret: helping ev-, you mean betty: yes, i have them, they're up in my closet right now. (laughter) margaret: now, about those skates. is evelyn gonna pick them up here? betty: yes, she'll start off for the library, but then she'll come here, get the skates, and meet tony at the roller skating place. margaret: all right, now when she gets here, you give her the skates, but you tell her that this is the end, ok? don't tell father! margaret: well, i don't usually keep things from him, but i guess there's no use in distressing him, as long as you're gonna put a stop to

. >> reporter: rahel and jim, they were both in uniform they were a male, female officers. they are expect to be okay but they were taken to aria rang forward hospital to be check out. but here's what we do know about what happened. just after 1:30 these officers were on routine patrol near k and venango. they saw what looked like a man break nothing to a honda park outside a garage. police say he was already in the car when officers approach, chief inspector scott small says man started punching, kicking and head butting the officers when they tried to take into custody. he bit both in the hand and arm breaking their skin and drawing blood. >> anytime, someone is bit, a human bite, it is potentially very dangerous. it has to be thoroughly cleaned. and this particular three two-year old suspect who was arrested is well men to the police in the area for not only selling drugs but for also doing drugs. >> reporter: despite those injuries those officers were able to take that man in custody. this man he faces charges of resisting arrest, aggravated assault and potentially face

they're getting smaller aren't they daddy? jim: by george i believe they are. stonehauser, how do you suppose he ... well, sageman how about it? is this the sign you were talking about? sageman: well i'll leave that to the lady. margaret: well i, i, i ... i still don't believe this. well i mean i, i ... except i hope you like lamb stew. (audience laughter) come on mr. sageman, you've just turned me into a cook and a believer. jim: sageman? you seem to be taking this all pretty much in stride. tell me, are you always this successful? sageman: well, you know, a lot of acorns i recon it, it depends on to, on to what kind of soil they fall. margaret: mr. sageman? sageman: coming ma'am. jim: well kitten, you better get on to bed. you and your disappearing warts. (audience laughter) you too bud. bud: yeah, okay dad. bud: yeah. say dad, would it be okay if i, uh, left the light on in my room for a little while? i got a little work to do. uh, do you have a mr. stonehauser registered there? oh, well, if it's not too late when he comes in, will you have him call mr. jame

. >> reporter: jim, they did. and the victim is trooper cody donahue who is an 11 year veteran of the colorado state patrol. there at the scene, you can see now, even at this hour, flashing lights where investigators are working that crash. authorities say trooper donahue was outside of his vehicle investigating a car accident that driver has been detained. authorities say, and may be soon facing charges. here is video taken from copter 4 earlier this afternoon. we saw what appears to be that trooper's body in the northbound lane of i-25. it is near a black sedan crashed up at the outside lane guardrail. this happened around 1:30 p.m. just south of castle rock between plum creek parkway and toma road. it showed a u.s. foods truck just north of where the trooper was hit. the loss heavily on the members of the colorado state patrol two lost trooper jamie jersavic over a year ago as she was investigating the same stretch. >> this is a calling. this is something we feel very compelled to do. something we will continue

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. >> reporter: jim, the victim in this case intended to surprise his girlfriend. they were actually talking on the phone together as he slipped into the house but she didn't know it was him and she got out a gun. >> his life shouldn't have been snuffed a way like this. he was a great man. >> reporter: family members are trying to make sense of the death of 50-year-old kelvin watford of willingboro. law on the phone with his girlfriend identified as pauline lloyd of the 2100 block of genesee street in hamilton. investigators say watford told lloyd he was in north jersey returning from a business trip but in reality was at her house. he let himself in to surprise her but she thought he was an intruder and shot him in the chest. he died at the scene. >> he goes out of town and she thinks he's far away and somebody's coming in her house you can't blame her in a way then. >>> just an awful tragedy. >> reporter: the manager of the dollar store just across the street also sees how this terrible mistake was made. >> so, i can see why if somebody is trying to get into the house

they cannot. there are fun elements. jim is a fun story because we see so many people who want to get in the right healing startup business. this company had a lot of press. it is based in london. it was supposed to have raised $250 million. turned out that they only raised $40 million. carol: big difference. jim: they were spending big on --ices, multiple confidence offices on multiple continents and had parties. the ceo had a party in las vegas and had exotic dancers on the company dime, cars, all the things that big money was here -- all the things that gave the impression that big money was here, but it did not work out. the app did not work as well. this is a true story of investors and markets getting ahead of themselves. oliver: let's talk about something in the opening remarks section about ascertaining what donald trump will do as president. these type of leaders, autocrats, better in place obama world. jim: everybody keeps saying donald trump -- it turns out this whole notion of an elected autocrat has been done a

in this one, to win the game for the colts. >> jim: when they plast played, rereferenced it before, the game that chuck pagano missed. he was diagnosed with leukemia. the packers were supportive. they wore the chuck strong uniforms under the colts became back from 18 down to win it. luck's rookie year. but pagano kept telling his team that hey, last year there were three teams that came back from a 3-5 start to make the postseason. houston, washington an kansas city. that could be us. >> phil: well, a great pressure game by the colts. was their whole season. their defense came through big time for most of the game. andrew luck the last couple plays were the difference. >> jim: todman got it started. colts go to 4-5. the packers 4-4. it's a 31-26 final in favor of indianapolis. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and ncis los angeles and madam secretary. for phil and tracy, jim let's go to jims brown in new york. >> all right, jim, indeed. the indianapolis colts did not look like a 1-3 road win. they get the win in green bay. 31-26. right now we're going to take you to san diego wher

in this one, to win the game for the colts. >> jim: when they plast played, rereferenced it before, the game that chuck pagano missed. he was diagnosed with leukemia. the packers were supportive. they wore the chuck strong uniforms under the colts became back from 18 down to win it. luck's rookie year. but pagano kept telling his team that hey, last year there were three teams that came back from a 3-5 start to make the postseason. houston, washington an kansas city. that could be us. >> phil: well, a great pressure game by the colts. was their whole season. their defense came through big time for most of the game. andrew luck the last couple plays were the difference. >> jim: todman got it started. colts go to 4-5. the packers 4-4. it's a 31-26 final in favor of indianapolis. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and ncis los angeles and madam secretary. for phil and tracy j let's go to jims brown in new york. >> all right, jim, indeed. the indianapolis colts did not look like a 1-3 road win. they get the win in green bay. 31-26. right now we're going to take you to san diego where t

. >> jim: they are. when you take that tree out at the end of the season and all the pine needles all the way up right there. >> so dry.you are like, wow, it is time to go. frames -- flames any second had i kept it around. but you know what, we are looking at a pretty decent day for today. we will continue to see clouds moving through the area and maybe a little bit on the warm side as well. we do have a cold front that is pushing down the state. what this front is going to do is maybe cool us off cup of degrees as ge into sunday. and what it is really doing is dropping that humidity. kind of crept up over the past couple of days and that is front we have another front that moved through the middle of next week in one will be a pretty significant cold front moving across much of the southeast giving us pretty big thunderstorms and by the time -- it does weaken and should give us a chance of some rain as we head into wednesday and thursday of next week. and then behind that, we got more cooler temperature

they changed the protection, gave him time. he hit t.y. hilton. though plays and the will to win the game. >> jim: two things that luck said to us in meeting with him yesterday. chud is a really good play caller. we put a good amount of pressure on us to call the game. old cliche', when they counted. the drive for the touchdown. how about this one? oh, my gosh. off balance. going to his left. in this one, to win the game for the colts. >> jim: when they plast played, rereferenced it before, the game that chuck pagano missed. he was diagnosed with leukemia. the packers were supportive. they wore the chuck strong uniforms the colts became back from 18 down to win it. luck's rookie year. but pagano kept telling his team that hey, last year there were three teams that came back from a 3-5 start to make the postseason. houston, washington an kansas city. that could be us. >> phil: well, a great pressure was their whole season. their defense came through big time for most of the game. andrew luck the last couple plays were the difference. >> jim: todman got it started. colts go to 4-5. the packers 4-4.

. >> jim: hope they can k contained deadly wildfires through eastern tennessee. throw have been killed. hundreds buildings destroyed. >> reporter: fire is burning through gastlinburg. news three watching those developments. >> the pictures tell a horrifying story the wild fires are so intense many ran for their lives in the night. flames authorities just announced they were caused by people. >> devastation around tennessee handleds of hopes and businesses destroyed or damaged by a fast moving fire that e rutted over night in an inferno. >> this is a fire for the history books. because it is unlike anything most have ever seen. >> reporter: churches destroyed. wildfire in east tennessee fuelled by wi rage off control and spread. gusts reaching 87 miles per hour. >> that is hurricane force that is nowhere to be to fight a fire. >> reporter: flames close to a hilton hotel. over all, 14,000 people evacuated. >> i'm glad they did because them flames were on us and we know us. we couldn't see it. driving through roads choked by smoked and flames others taken by trooper

and now he says jim they are a world jewel. back to you. >> things change bryn. thank you.he panel. scotty, you were a trump supporter throughout the election. now a lot of the criticism coming from the breitbarts of the world. calls flip-flopping on hillary clinton a broken promise. rush limbaugh all criticizing here. do the changes, really these reversal, matter to trump supporters? >> they matter but they are non existent at this point. these are just words. if you go piece by piece things like obamacare. those two points mr. trump says he's going to keep were part of the two republican plans they put forward last year. >> you are saying it is not -- it is a difference to say i'm going to repeal it and now saying i may keep parts of it. >> no he's going keep two parts. >> -- go to jail and now saying he's no longer going to pursue that. it is no longer just a difference. it is a reversal. >> because he didn't say that. . definitely taking that off the table, the investigation. trump said sno. but he was -- >> -- said he's not going to pursue it. >> but the actual transcr

jim tomsheck: most shocking was the discovery that there were persons in the applicant pool for positions who actually worked for drug trafficking organizations, either on the u.s. side or mexican side of the border. sharyl: they admitted this in the polygraph test? jim tomsheck: yes. sharyl: can we assume that before the polygraphs were instituted, people like that may have slipped under the radar and gotten hired? jim tomsheck: let there be no doubt, that is exactly the case. sharyl: but tomsheck says his anti-corruption efforts were stymied by then-head of border patrol david aguilar. jim tomsheck: i was very surprised to hear his response, which was one of anger, not one of appreciation. he was yelling when he said, "this is not what we do, we manage this problem." sharyl: what do you think he meant by we manage it? jim tomsheck: they attempted to manage the problem by hiding the problem and dealing with it within the ranks of the border patrol. sharyl: later, in a whistleblower complaint, tomsheck alleged the border patrol's aguilar called him and meeting and gave them a strange order -- to redefine corruption. jim tomsheck: what we were told to do was redefine corruption in a way that would reduce the ac