>>re devastation. hundreds of homes and businesses damaged or destroyed by a fast-moving wildfire that e erupted overnight into an inferno. >> this is a fire for the history books. because it is unlike anything most have ever seen. >> reporter: several wildfires in east tennessee fuelled by u high winds and dry u brush raced out of control and quickly spread. wind gusts reaching 87 miles an it's nowhere to be trying to fight a fire. >> reporter: flames claim kaim close to a hotel trapping terrified guests. 14,000 people were evacuated in gatlinburg. >> i'm glad they did because the flames were right up on it and didn't even know it. >> some evacuees made it out on their own driving through roads choked by smoke and flames. others were escorted out on foot by state troopers after downed trees blocked roads. homes and businesses lost, lives forever altered. >> to see that disappear what may appear to be the blink of an eye, it's so hard. >> surrounding counties changed overnight, but vowing to rebuild. >

. >> brutal and devastating ad. certainly, the re-emergence of anthony wiener is not doing any favors for hillary clinton. >> he is not doing any favors for anyone this whole election cycle including himself. thankly thankfully he is not running. this ad in particular is interesting because it reminds me of past political ads where people can say anything and of course they're not rooted in fact. one contrast i would offer here is hillary clinton's ads, they've been negative but they've been donald trump's negative words here. here they're talking about a criminal investigation that doesn't exist and talking about hillary's e-mails on anthony wiener's laptop and we don't know that's the case yet. he is kind of playing in the false, not so true area. >> state department e-mails may be on the computer. >> yes. >> it's fair game. we're talking about potential for classified information to be on the laptop of the per verted, estranged husband of hillary's right-hand woman, people are concerned about that. who knows what else we'll find o

devastating, y know. >> iust don't know what i'm ing to do with myself. re: orengo's family sayey kn namesf the tackers and are surprian arrt has not yebeene. s diusng. >> i want justice for my sister going to bng her back,hing is going to bring ck reid: we at the site whe she was beate includin with last night. no arrests have be made. re's been a steady flow of new tips in the nessa marcotte murder case, after investigators reed new information lastk. marcotte was found dead in the ods near her family's home in princeton in early august. she'gone out for a run. last week, investigators said th are looking for a dark-colored s seein the police believe the killer is a man, who may have had scratches or cuts around the time of the crime. ed: thanks giving is arounde some of the spots you are used to hitting in traffic are not so bad this year. >> the peak travel ty wille tomorrow. if you are hold -- able to h evening, you should be able to beat the worst of the holiday traffic. >> we're from chicago, illinois, and we're coming into boston. already underway. -

devastating. >> montgomery county police want parents of his form re students to ask their children about their interactions with mr. vigna. was there possibly more victims? at a local high school. student were told they would be published if they left the school building >> matt ackland is live with more tonight. matt? >> reporter: laura, sarah, several students told me this protest was to protest the presidential election up for gay rights. they admit things did get out of hand. a lot of them, they pulled out their phones and captured it all on video. i want to show you a little bit of that video right now. here it is. you can see one student up on trash can, another being escorted out of the area with a sign that said not my president. now, we talked to several students after school i want you to take a listen to them as they everybody was screaming. people getting pushed around. >> why was that? because of what school official $ >> it wasn't necessarily what school official $. there are 3,000 children in our school. when it came to having a protest inside a school, it wasn't a good idea >>

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is that the current price. it had a devastating affect upon exports. it was tough in agriculture when the dollar got up more than one twenty. it was a brutal scene. re so than they have in the past. tax structure may change here now. that will encourage corporations to be a little bit more aggressive. so i think it's a combination of the matchign the global situation of the domestic situation. but overall the market says higher inflation higher interest rates and a stronger dollar. brian this week we saw some decent corn export sales compared to last week compared to the four week average decent by a friday morning for soybeans. but as long as we have the strength in this u s dollar, do these weekly export sales in the strength doesn't matter right now? we've discovered in the past the primary factor driving u s corn exports is the amount of competition available. i don't want to discount the dollar for example. it's a very important factor. but what we discovered is this more of a secondary factor. so when you don't have the competition available for example from brazil this year, that we did last year in corn, we're seeing the world come to streng

have new information on the devastating fire that destroyed a dozen homes in the santa cruz mountains and we can pinpoint the origin of the blames and a pot grower called a "her re update with jessica castro. >> a major update on the hue takata airbag recall relating to general motors vehicles. g.m. is now delaying their recent recall of the defective airbags. regulators are allowing the again to take time to prove the devices are safe. how is that possible? g.m. claims the inflators are different, bets are and safer than those linked to 11 deaths in the united states. this is a break for the auto company on the brink of a major financial hit. the recall was for 2.5 million vehicles so, now, there are long term testing of the takata airbags. >> an east bay high school has another incident of racist graffiti, this time, someone vandalized a bus searching danville high school. police have started an express after the weekend incident. last week, offensive racist messages appeared here inside a restroom at the same school. and racist graduate appeared at san ramon's california high school which is in the same school district. amens of hate to a show of unity. many

devastating trend. i applaud the inclusion of my bill, the establishing equity and re-admission program. it was created due to concerns that too few resources were being spent on reducing acute care hospital readmissions. while it is important, my bill ensures that we are not disproportionately penalizing those who see a large number of our most vulnerable patients. this is one of the many reforms to improve our health care system included in the 21 sent -- 21 century cures act. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. mr. mcdermott: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: i'm pleased to yield one minute to another key member of our committee who has focused on health care, in this case increasing information to seniors and improving physical therapy so critical to so many in health care. the gentleman from health kay, mr. meehan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. meehan: the 21st century cures ookt is legislation that will eliminate the barriers standing between us and cures for d

devastating. we'll stay on top of this. thank you so much for your report. now to political news. hillary clinton is weighing in for the first time on how the fbi's decision to re-examine her use of a private e-mail server may have led to the election outcome. clinton made her comments during a conference call with donors yesterday. she blamed director comey's letter to congress for stopping her momentum 11 days before election day. also saying that the secretary letter sent two days before the election which didn't reveal anything significant further motivated trump voters to turn out. clinton, however, did not accuse comey of partisanship. sources have confirmed the comments to nbc and as we await details on what the trump administration will look like, the president elect is partially crediting his use of social media for his historic win, but suggesting he might scale it back a little bit on twitter during his presidency. his comments are part of his first sit-down interview since election night and will air on 60 minutes tonight. >> i have a method of fighting back that is very -- >> you're going to do that as president? >> i'm going to do very restrained

devastating? >> thiis the kind of fbi investigation, and i'm just so di thasmayedthe democrats attacked jim comey a week ago and now he's a hero. >> you all were attacking him re reckless and careless. she should not have set up the illegal server, and illegal private e-mail server. she lied about the number of devices she had. she said one. jim comey said under oath about mul multileple. turned out to be about 13. i think her honest and trustworthy numbers have never budged. >> he said no reasonable prosecutor would bring a case. it doesn't help hillary clinton that we're talking about the e-mails, what's in the wikileaks. i would think she would rather be on a more positive message. i'm struck that mr. trump is out there, five, six states a day, yesterday and today, making an argument about what's next after obamacare. making an argument about how to make us more prosperous and safe. hillary clinton is spending tens of millions of dollars on negative ads. >> they're encouraged by the early vote in florida especially among latinos. your reaction? >> so we get an early vote absentee ballot report every day. we're encouraged about where he is in north carolina,

. >> brutal and devastating ad. certainly, the re-emergence of anthony wiener is not doing any favors for hillary clinton. >> he is not doing any favors for anyone this whole election cycle including himself.