the wildfire in alberta, canada continues to burn. canadian officials began evacuating 8000 people from towns north of port mcmurray by air yesterday, 80,000 people have fled port mcmurray in the heart of canada's oil sands, the winds have shifted and new areas are being threatened. >> the situation is the winds have changed over the last three hours. from a northern western direction, now going southeastern. they are moving, we have implemented a mandatory evacuation. nicole: the alberta government declared a state of emergency. investors anxiously awaiting the april jobs report that is out this morning. economists predict 202,000 jobs created compared with 215,000 in march. the unemployment rate is expected to remain steady at 5%. the average wage growth expected to rise 0.3%, same as in march. reports carefully analyze because of the uncertainty over when will the fed raise rates next? do watch "mornings with maria" this morning, special jobs in america report starts at 8:00 am eastern time. lauren: the feds will have another jobs r

el epicentro del fiero siniestro es la zona petrolera en alberta, canadÁ. devorador incendio avanza en varias direcciones. desde el espacio es visible su magnitud. una masa de fuego que avanza sin frenos. alcanza una zona mÁs grande que toda la ciudad de nueva york. los residentes desplazados captaron su odisea. queda como prueba la cÁmara de seguridad. avanza amenazadora por las paredes de esta casa y llena su interior de uno donde los vidrios estallan con furia. en este pueblo mÁs de 1600 estructuras fueron destrozadas. de un horror apocalÍptico calificÓ este hombre. uno de los 1500 conductores que escaparon por una carretera en el medio de la llamas. y aunque el fuego aÚn estÁ fuera de control llega una luz de esperanza. una madre y su hijo centrados en el caos finalmente se encontraron sanos y salvos. las autoridades canadienses temen que el masivo incendio duplique su tamaÑo esta noche. en los Últimos dos meses no ha llovido de manera significativa. es todo por mi parte, regreso con ustedes. arantxa: muchas gracias, lucÍa. obligan a buscar alimentos en

. >>> still ahead on "action news," the wildfires scorching parts of alberta canada, are slowing, but there's no end in sight. >>> a pilot lands his plane on top of an office building in california. >> reporter: we're looking at i-95 cottman, traffic moving nicely, southbound traffic heading toward center city no delays, we have police activity in a different spot on i-95. i'll have that when "action news" comes right back. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. treat fto wholesome,ed hair intensely nourishing repair. new whole blends by garnier. blending our best into new honey treasures haircare. paraben-free formulas combined with the essence of royal jelly, propolis and honey extracts. whole blends nourishes deeply. heals and rejuvenates to the ends. for shiny, revived hair, whole blends is true repair. new garnier whole blends honey treasures. wholesome loving care blended for naturally beautiful hair. find your blend. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ]

wildfires continue to rage in alberta, canada. were forced tos evacuate from the town of fort .cmurray earlier this week the out-of-control blaze has consumed entire neighborhoods in an area considered canada's energy heartland. surely sip on has more. mcmurray ravaged by flames. a blaze that broke out on sunday due to dry, hot weather has , at least 10 separate wildfires consuming neighborhoods and forests. authorities managed to evacuate all residents to save locations. >> our primary focus is the safety of the town and the residents. >> two thirds of fort mcmurray's residents fled south, where locals have given them clothing, fuel, and food. >> it is very stressful. he do not know when you can go back. >> 20,000 other residents were forced to flee north and are now stranded in remote sites waiting to be evacuated. -- several sites are at risk although none have been damaged. as a caution, oil production has been slowed. the daily crude output is down by one third. after 16 minutes past 1:00 p.m. in the french capital. i am joine

. >>> a massive wild fire burning in alberta canada. equal to the size of hong kong. cbs reporter ben tracy on what's making it nearly impossible to control. >> reporter: there are times when you can tell if it's a fire or a volcano that's just erupted. with no significant rain in the forecast this fire is nearly impossible to contain. fire captain adam bug den has been on the front line. >> met more war heroes in this experience that i've ever thought existed. >> reporter: the winds are now blowing the fire away from some of the towns. that could save what's left of fort mcmurray. police say they discovered a family of five who had not evacuated and were thankfully not injured. one homeowner who monitors his security cameras watched as flames devoured everything in his living room in less than two minutes. >> the town itself is a ghost town. >> reporter: his house was burned to the ground earlier this week and he says residents will not be returning home any time soon. >> services such as water, gas, and electricity in some parts of town it doesn't exist. >> reporter

. >>> this morning a state of emergency across alberta canada. take a look at these wildfires that have already torched more than 1,000 homes and other buildings. this in the area of ft. mcmurray and it's forced some 80,000 people to flee. we've been seeing people posting on social media, images of them in their cars leaving scenes like this. conditions have transformed the area into a virtual tinderbox. hot temperatures and dry winds making for a dangerous situation there. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> want to show you video here, this is one of many videos that people in alberta posted. the man here says this is probably the ever see his house again. he pretty much runs into his car and just took off here. you can actually hear the sounds of everything around him on fire. >>> 6:06. caps are on the brink of elimination. they lost to the penguins again this time in overtime. caps now coming back home. hope that helps. game five is saturday night. the team has to win three games in a row now to advance to the playoffs. even one loss an

you can see not only around the fort mcmurray area, but also north and west of alberta, canada, we haveo dozen fires burning. it has been so dry out here. and of course, we are talking about oil production, that also could be threatened. this is where most of canada gets their oil production in alberta. taking a look at the satellite imagery, we have had what we call in meteorology an omega block, meaning the weather pattern has stayed the same. hot, dry conditions for weeks in this area, but the good news is that omega pattern is going to break down a little bit and the potential for not a lot of moisture, but some moisture to get into this area on sunday and monday. the temperatures are going to cool off over the next several days, which hopefully will help firefighters. there's the gfs model showing you where the rain, the moisture will get in. not enough of it, though, unfortunately. they are just not going to get enough moisture to help firefighters. the cooler temperatures, however, will get in there with 50s and 60s sunday into monday and so hopefully, a little bit of good news,

due to some wildfires in alberta, canada. other situation going on in libyas with tensions moving up there. as you mentioned data continues to be in focus and weakness in the adp private payrolls tomorrow. a big day to point to is the nonfarm payroll to report tomorrow. also, tesla, that stock popping up 4% after hours. this comes despite reporting a loss that was actually better than many expected. tesla had a bullish forecast and that comes down to production numbers there. expecting to make 500,000 cars by 2018. that was moved up from creating that number by 2020. so that stock gets a nice bounce. this despite concerns earlier in the day about two top executives leaving the company. >>> some sad news to report. former senator from utah bob bennett has died. he served in the senate from 1992 and stayed longer than the two terms he had promised. he was a political moderate, he supported the bank bailout. and he worked on his own health care bill that would require americans to buy health care in the run-up to obamacare. he w

ben tracy in alberta, canada, thank you. mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman's transfer to a prison is fueling speculation that he will be extradited to the u.s. paula reid is in our washington nureau. cbs news justice reporter paula reid is in our washington bureau. p reporter: elaine, this is a man who is known for elaborate prison escapes. while mexican authorities say foe move is part of a routine policy to rotate inmates for security reasons, of course, much harder to plan an escape if you don't know how long you will be in a certain location. >> quijano: paula, does his transfer indicate an imminent extradition to the u.s.? >> reporter: no. even though this facility is close to the border he's unlikely to be extradited any time soon. himnumber one priority for his erwyers is to prevent him from being sent here because the u.s. has facilities that he won't be able to escape and very strong stses pending against him. elaine, if he comes here, he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison so his lawyers will

. >>> and the fire in alberta canada is now affecting oil production in the area. >>> we have been telling you about the recent increase in whale watching in san francisco. and we can't get of it. and there was a video as the boat was just around the beach >>> the texas pipeline company responsible for an oil spill on the california coast last year has been indicted on dozens of criminal charges. the two foot wide under ground pipeline was found to be severely corroded when it ruptured last may. it leaked more than 400,000 gallons of crude leaking nine miles out into the pacific ocean. the oil is blamed for the deaths of hundreds of pelicans and seals. >> this case should serve as a stark reminder that any company that is operating in our state and transporting crude oil and doing it in a way that is irresponsible and in violation of the law will be held accountable. >> plains all american pipeline is arraigned june 6th. it could face 2-point the $9 million in fines. the company says that the break was an accident and believes that no charges were necessary. >>> and the fire in albert albe

ben tracy in alberta, canada. thank you. >>> mexican drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman's transfer to a new prison near the u.s.-mexico border fueling speculation he will ultimately be extradited to the u.s. cbs news justice reporter paula reid is in our washington bureau. paula, what have you learned about the move? >> elaine, a man who is known for elaborate prison escapes. while mexican authorities say the move is part of a routine policy to rotate inmates for security reasons, much harder to plan an escape if you don't know how long you will be in a location. >> paula, does his transfer indicate an imminent extradition to the u.s.? >> no, though the facility is close to the border he is unlikely to be extradited. the number one priority for his lawyers ties prevent him from being sent here. the u.s. has facilities he won't be able to escape and strong cases pending against him. elaine, if he comes here he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. his lawyers will continue to fight. the process could t

life starts here. >>> firefighters in alberta canada are working 24/7 to put out a mammoth fire that destroyed at least 1600 structures. evacuation orders have been ordered. for 88,000. some has to flee a second time when the fire near the emergency shelter. >> the video of the attack is difficult fo watch, and raises troubling questions. pentagon correspondent barbara star reports. >> gunshots ring out, an american yells. as isis stages a surprise attack. a raging gun battle in this video, exclusively obtained by the guardian. >> the blurred faces are u.s. navy seals alongside kurdish peshmerga forces. northern iraq. with no protection but their white suv's, this is the battle that would kill navy seal charles keating raising questions of whether the s.e.a.l.s had access to all the information they needed. >> the forces there, had they been able to see this attack coming, they would have responded differently to it. perhaps it could have been avoided. # >> the s.e.a.l.s are not supposed to be in combat. they were there to visit advisers behind front lines. keating was part of a quic

. >>> good news from alberta, canada, two things that are helping firefighters battle that wildfire that is forced an entire town to evacuate. >>> good morning, a commute where the traffic is okay on highway 24, not a big crowd through lafayette, and we will take a look when we come back. >>> a pretty good fog bank with more sunshine today, temperatures topping up ever so slightly. ♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. to the women who know what real values are, (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, 6:12 am. >>> at least 50 people injured in cairo, egypt after fire at a six-story hotel. all of the guests were evacuated in the flames quickly spread to the nearby warehouses. the injuries included firefighters who suffered smoke inhalation and the cause is still under investigation. >>>

evacuations in alberta, canada, as the wildfire grows. workers near for mcmurray were told to evacuate. hundreds more were told to leave. air quality in that city is at high levels. moving away.been -- 2400t days, it structures have been destroyed. severe weather is causing problems in the heartland. tornadoes reported in oklahoma and new mexico. the snow. it returns to the area. in maine, people are digging out. better abouteel the rain we have gotten. it could be snow. doug: we are in a pattern that keeps repeating. when we go into a cold, damp rainy weather, they go into a stretch of dry weather. we need a wholesale change in the upper level patterns of ross the country. a weekappens, it will be or two before we see signs of that. it cleared outet and warmed up by memorial day weekend, we have a shot. in the meantime, not so much. during the day, clouds and more clouds and more rain. the rainfall has not been heavy in most spots, but we had a few areas that have picked up more than others. inch. look at the numbers. 53 degrees. is 76,

. >>> finally the help of rain in alberta canada in regard to that raging wildfire.t's actually starting to slow down they say. the damage has been dramatic. nearly 400,000 acres have been burned. entire neighborhoods have been charred. more than 1600 homes and other buildings were burned, as well. the fire is still growing but at a slower pace and now they're worried more about rural areas. investigators still don't though h know how the fire started. >>> it could be a long time before those tens of thousands of evacuees get to go home. the fire dramatically impacted neighborhoods. they also split up some families. >> it's okay, it's okay. i'll never go anywhere, okay? >> that woman didn't see her son for four days. now teams of people are donating people who don't know if they will ever see their homes again say that makes a difference. >> you come with a small bag of clothes, it really just makes things so much easier while you're trying to sort everything out. >> even with the progress, there is still a long way to go to fight these fires. there is also going to

the expectant mothers were running from a ferocious fire in alberta, canada, with 83,000 people toldte and that includes the hospital, all the maybes were taken elsewhere. residents saying it was a brutal night. when firefighters and equipment arrived they need them and the winds are expected to help the fire grow. the good news is known has been seriously hurt and the damage is devastate. they do not have a handle on how bad it is but a report this came in this morning shows that 80% of the homes in one neighborhood of the homes in one neighborhood are gone. >> now a look at live doppler hd with some report of sprinkles in el sobrante. the grandparent you see, some of it is reaching the ground but most of it is evaporating and it does not look like we will have a big shower even. 49 in los gatos. 60s in santa teresa and most of us in the south bay at 53 to 55. calistoga is 41 and brentwood is 63. san rafael right now shows it is not rainy and a few sprinkles of possible southbound on 101. the tree pollen and grass down, mold is low and u.v. index is great most of the day, if you are

start every day with milk's protein and milk life. >>> firefighters in alberta canada are working 24/at has destroyed at least 1600 structures. evacuation orders have been order ordered. charles keating iv was sent in too rescue military advisers after they came under attack. the video of the attack is difficult to watch. pentagon correspondent barbara star reports. >> gunshots ring out, an american yells. as isis stages a surprise attack. a raging gun battle in this video, exclusively obtained by the guardian. >> the blurred faces are u.s. navy seals alongside kurdish peshmerga forces. this is the battle that would kill navy seal charles keating raising questions of whether the s.e.a.l.s had access to all the information they needed. >> the forces there, had they been able to see this attack coming, they would have respo responded differently to it. >> the s.e.a.l.s are not supposed to be in combat. they were there to visit advisers behind front lines. keating was part of a quick reaction force called in to try to get the americans out of the line of fire. the battle had erupted sudd

. >>> from alberta canada where authorities are trying to get hundreds of people to safety in the face of explosive wildfire. take a look at the pictures. today police began escorting cars and trucks south. 50 at a time through the devastated city of fort mcmurray. emergency crews were air lifting evacuees. more than 80,000 people have been evacuated. about 25,000 headed north to work camps and authorities are now afraid that they will be stranded. fox news correspondent william janet has more. >> a wildfire forcing thousands to evacuate. the western province in canada almost the size of texas. >> you don't know what is burned and what is not burned. >> fort mcmurray sur rounded by wilderness. the fire curved are covered an area larger than new york city. >> we are focused on the safety of the town and the residence the fire started thursday and the dry conditions have not helped the thousands of firefighters and helicopters and heavy equipment fighting the blaze. >> prime minister justin trudeau pledged support. >> in addition to the government of canada providing assistance. they wil

. >>> the wildfire situation in alberta canada that we've been monitoring so wad that bad that people are being air lifted from that area and today thousands will try to exit in a massive highway von coy. fire officials saying this is a quote from one of them, let me be clear, air tankers are not going to stop this fire. it's going to continue to push through the dry conditions until we get significant rain. saturday may be their first chance for some much needed rain in that area. at the live defblg, idesk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> william ramsey elementary school will be closed for safety reasons today and all afterschool activities are canceled 37 t canceled. the recreation center will be open. >>> mayor bowser is hoping a referendum will be on the november ballot to change d.c. statehood. a draftll leave a comment if you like. >> powerball jackpot just hit $415 million. nobody won since early march as the number gets bigger, more people are buying tickets. we talked to a lady about about what she would do. >> i'd probably donate most of it to the charity and look out for some famil

. >>> a firefighter in alberta canada is charged setting fires he put out. it includes this one that destroyed a bridge. 19-year-old joined the department when he was 15 years old. >>> a crash in someone's backyard of a plane. the pilot skidded off the runway and through a fence. >>> check out downtown peoria illinois this morning. a water main burst in the middle of a busy intersection sending the water gushing in the air. the crews shut down the blocks and made the repairs. >>> the saga of a instructive landslide has come to an end. today county residents and county officials celebrated the 15 million-dollar repair of the stabilization of the hill that slid in 2014 cutting off an entire neighborhood and forcing evacuations that lasted for weeks. >>> there was a time that we weren't sure we would be able to keep our homes and they would fix the roads. so this is a good day for us. >>> well despite the good day ending for most of the 28 properties affected. six homes stand abandoned. they were condemned by county officials when the slide happened. owners rea

the wildfire engulfing and surrounding the city of fort mcmurray in alberta, canada. an area with the third largest oil reserves in the world. there hasn't been significant rain in the forecast for weeks, and no rain is called for until the beginning of the week. it started on tuesday. some 80,000 people have evacuated. now officials are reevacuating 25,000 residents who fled to oil industry worker camps north of the city in convoys and by helicopter. high winds have shifted this fire unexpectedly. firefighters have been fighting all week, some in 48-hour shifts. help is on the way from other provinces. sadly mother nature is not cooperating. >> it is a dangerous, unpredictable fire. an absolutely vicious fire that is feeding off of an extremely dry boreal forest. and this is a dry condition, a drought situation that has exist forward sometime. >> reporter: -- existed for some time. >> reporter: mostly homes destroyed in fort mcmurray. james o'reilly and his wife watching this happen on an iphone app. their home and belongings burnt to the ground. as of now, there hav

mcmurry in a fire from alberta canada. the main sharks fan expressed how grateful he was to salvage his prized sharks jersey. the team's general manager heard about the family situation and arranged a v.i.p. trip to the game. >> we were at the lowest low when it was confirmed our house was gone. then, we get a call from doug wilson and it's just lifted our fears. it gave us something to look forward to. >> reporter: as a bonus, the team arranged a visit with owen nolan. then billy and brother daniel got to ride the zamboni. before being able to high five and fist bump the sharks as the team took to the ice. >> unbelievable. making this is lot easier to go through and keep our mind off things. >> as the community, they have been strong. we will continue to be strong. >> reporter: they say they have a couple dates to remember. monday, may 23rd, the sharks play the blues again. and on june 1st, the residents of mcmurry may get a chance to return to town to assess damages. nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> coming

. >>> the new concerns that will delay the return of hundreds of fire evacuees in alberta, canada. >>> good morning everybody and welcome back. >>> we have steve back after a nice long holiday weekend.>> always good to slee

alberta's oilsands industry. although oil facilities are not directly in the path of the fire, several firms have curbed their production. delano d'souza has more details. canada's leading experts is at stake. forced evacuations have led to the shutdown of nearly 800,000 barrels of crude production at major energy producers, including royal dutch shell. the province of alberta plays a vital role in the canadian economy. it is in the city of fort mcmurray where nearly half of the barrels of oil produced in the country come from. canada ranks fifth in the world in terms of oil production, and oilsands where fort mcmurray sets have been dubbed the country's greatest buried treasure. oil sand is a naturally occurring petrochemical. it can be transformed into other petroleum products. the oil boom has resulted in fort mcmurray's household income being the largest in canada. recently, lower oil prices have unemploymentwn's rate up to nearly 10%. the wildfires risk placing an industry that has been grappling with falling prices into even further uncertainty. fight --.k. banks our facing higher risks ahead of britain's brexit referendum. lenders are facing reduced busin

happening now, a state of emergency as an historic wildfire rages at fort mcmurray in alberta, canada, a massive fire that forced the town of 80,000 people to evacuate, burning over 18,000 acres and firefighters say it is hard to contain because of dry conditions and strong winds. all commercial flights in and out of the region have been suspended. the reports of deaths or injuries but two women give -- gave birth in an evacuation shelter. the fire broke out on sunday. brian: two babies. li t jummy: the same system keeping them dry and warm, keeping us with engineering. wet andand dreary -- dreary. brian: there you go, exactly. we want improvement by the weekend. a little rain into saturday but sunday shows promise. cinco de mayo, if you are out gray,ating, cool, probably not out of the 50's. nonetheless come have fun and be responsible. -- nonetheless, have fun and be responsible. today the sunshine was up at 6:05 tonight's sunset is that 8:05. we would have 14 hours of daylight if there was some sunshine. the one caveat, no sunshine. 14 june 20, the solstice, the longest day of thei

temperatures are offering much-needed help to firefighters battling that monster wildfire in alberta, canaday scorched more than 400,000 acres, driving as many as 88,000 people from their homes. on a positive note fire officials say the evacuations are officially over but they warn fire will likely burn for months to come. >>> it may not be much of a vacation for passengers on a cruise ship from england to the u.s. hundreds of them have become sick with the norovirus. the ship stopped yesterday for a few hours in portland, maine. cdc said the ship has increased its cleaning and disinfection procedures. two cdc health officials and an epidemiologist boarded the ship during its stop in baltimore. >>> turning to politics and a deeply divided republican party, tensions are escalating between donald trump and house speaker paul ryan. trump says the party does not have to be unified. he's not ruling out removing ryan as the gop convention chair and he's changing his tune on taxes. more now from abc's gloria riviera. >> in my opinion the taxes for the rich will go up somewhat. >> reporter: the like

. >>> a devastating wildfire burned over 300 square miles in alberta, canada. place for fort mcmurray or what is left. look at the pictures. hundreds of structures destroyed and more than 88,000 people evacuated. we have cnn's dan simon near edmonton. >> reporter: we are in the town that has taken in evacuees. people who right now in an indefinite holding pattern because the fire is showing no signs of abating. the windy and dry conditions causing firefighters to have their hands full for some time. canada has never seen anything like this before. 88,000 people evacuated. 1,600 homes and businesses destroyed and 200,000 acres destroyed. we don't know how the fire started. there is a lot of curiosity. the operating theory is it started in a forest area and caused by a lightning strike. a lot of people have gone to shelters and high school gymnasiums. the red cross is here providing food and water to the folks. so much agony because the fire continues to rage and nobody knows when they will go home. people are still waiting to find out if they have a home to go b

some 40 blazes in all burning in alberta, canada. 1,500 firefighters on the line.hey get the relief in terms of manpower and this wind somehow dies down. back to you, christine, john. >>> paul, thank you for that. back in the u.s., severe weather across the plains on sunday. reports of tornadoes touching down in colorado, nebraska, kansas and oklahoma over the weekend. along with hail the size of baseballs in texas. take a look at this. this is stunning footage from colorado. a classic ef-2 tornado. it tore up the town of wray and sent five people to the hospital. will that severe weather continue? meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us with the latest. >> john and christine, good morning. almost 70 reports of severe weather across the mid section of the u.s. on sunday alone. eight related to tornadoes. the threat shifts farther east. 24 million people under a threat here. notice it is a pretty expansive region in little rock, shreveport. the threat diminishes a bit. back to the west, snowy conditions across the higher elevations. to the south, summer-like temperat

. >>> ahora vemos el incendio forestal que hace dÍa arde en alberta canadÁ y que continua propagÁndosead de nueva york. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> donald trump dijo sentirse engaÑado por el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes paul ryan despuÉs que este le ge no negÓ su apoyo. el virtual nominado republicano manifestÓ su desconcierto por la actitud de ryan, un vocero de paul dijo que trump sacÓ de contexto la conversaciÓn mantenida entre ambos a la polÉmica se involucrÓ sarah palin quien inaugurÓ que la carrera polÍtica de ryan estÁ acabada y que apoyarÁ a su oponente en su intento por obtener la reelecciÓn como presidente de la cÁmara. en el lado demÓcrata un nuevo conteo dio a bernie sanders 31 delegados en la primarias de washington, mientras en las asambleas partidistas en el territorio de one, hillary clinton ganÓ el oest60% de los votos, a clinton le faltan 154 delegados fav delegados para conseguirse los 2083 delegados i cuando regresemos, veremos cÓmo la creciente violencia amenaza a las generaciones mÁs jÓvenes en guatemala. >>> la genialidad de una campaÑa en argentina, consigue s

flames and thick smg an entire n alberta, canada where a wildfire has forced all 60,000 residents to evacuate. you are seeing one man's desperate effort to escape the fire. all gas stations in the city have rine out of fuel -- have run out of fuel. the city's only hospital evacuated all 105 patients. the fire started on sunday and has destroyed a number of homes, and it is still a huge crisis. >>> a big fundraising campaign for east bay nonprofits. it will be extented after the website had technical issues. east bay gives urges people to donate and thousands more across the nation. crowd funding company kimbia apologized. to make up for the downtime the fundraising will continue through tomorrow. >>> a cosmetic technique is raising eyebrows in a good way. it is a method of creating semipermanent eyebrows without the marking pen of traditional eyebrow tattooing. she has a problem with her eyebrows. >> what i don't like is that i don't have any. >> while mother nature may have shorted her, she is hoping to close the gap with a unique variation of a procedure called microblading. in the

. >>> it may be january before the evacuees in alberta, canada will be able to returned to home. there were 80,000 that wanted to go back to fort murray on wednesday, but the homes and apartment buildings are in the heavily damaged neighborhoods, not safe to return until the toxic ash and debris had been removed. the wildfire started burning about one month ago, and no longer threatening or murray -- fort mcmurray. >>> checking on the traffic on this day after memorial day, and today may be a little bit different.>> we are hoping that it will not be a complete disaster out there. sometimes people can start taking vacation, and we are hoping for that. let's take a look at those driving from very far way on the tracy super commuters. if you are driving on 580, there is a lot of slow traffic. my indication is that some people are taking another day off, and you can see westbound 580 in 205 is very crowded driving into the main part of livermore. interstate 880 northbound and southbound in oakland looking good. the traffic is not bad, more people on the road than yesterday to be sure

out of control, powerful flames stoked by whipping winds, forcing people out of their homes in alberta, canada. >> you hear the emergency sirens, but i need to show you, it's not just on the border. this is ft. mcmurray burning. >> reporter: now the area's largest evacuation ever, more than a dozen communities in the path. the cdc reporting several have been destroyed including two trailer parks and a hotel, after the flames jumped a road and river. area businesses and a local hospital even an evacuation center evacuated as the thick smoke billowed into the air, sweeping over the sky, turning day into night. extremely hot and dry conditions in the area helped fuel the flames, the fire is one of 31 reported burning across alberta midday tuesday, two of which are out of control. air tankers and helicopters are assi assisting firefighters back on the ground. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> it has been a trusted brand used in homes all across america for decades, but now johnson & johnson has now lost a million dollar lawsuit. there are more than 1,000 other suits pending. we'll get more from nbc's

thousands of stranded oil field workers make a daring escape from a wildfire raging out of control in alberta, canada. 1500 vehicles trying desperately to flee. we'll get that to you straight ahead. >>> the front-runners in the 2016 presidential race facing new challenges. both of them as donald trump tries to unify the gop, while hillary clinton answers new questions about e-mail server. political panel whether either of them will succeed? >>> and it's superhero versus superhero, cinematic civil war as captain america hits the silver screen, will superhero get trumped by a tiny fish on the international screen? an imax exclusive, we've got rich gelfond whether animals may be a better bet until suicide squad comes along. >>> tim cook heads to china, spacex one step closer to mars, and charlie breaks it on herbalife again. less than an hour to the closing best. it's friday! let's start the "countdown." let us get to the breaking news, because the markets are telling the fed right now at this hour to take a hike and we don't mean hike as in rate hike. this is an up-to-the-minute read on the latest fed

neighbors to the north are praying for rain as this massive wildfire, or wildfires, i should say, in alberta, canada to grow. officials saying they could actually double in size this weekend. firefighters and emergency crews are working tirelessly to battle the flames amid some 80,000 people moved to more secure locations. the fire already wiped out neighborhoods. investigators aren't sure what sparked the wildfires. >>> it is a win or go home weekend. it all comes down to tonight back on home ice for the caps as the team is stanky cup dreams alive. penguins made is a tough series. game five not expected to be easier. all of their last three straight losses by a single goal. this time the caps are facing elimination. >> this group is not afraid of where we're at. this -- we know where we're at. we're realists, but at the same time we know that we won a lot of games in is year. it didn't happen by accident. >> this entire season the caps have not lost four games in a row. face-off is tonight at 7:15 right here on nbc 4, and it is a big day sportswise. also a big day for hats. >> fascinating. >>> talk

in part because of a wildfire in alberta, canada, that could slow the supply in that oil rich region. the fda has put new rules in place for the sale of ecigarettes a basically regulated the same way as tobacco is now. hundreds have to seek permission to stay on the market. if you're looking for a job, clean up in more ways than one if you have the right skills. there's a career path where the jobs are plentiful. that's environmentally friendly an lucrative on top of it all. mari thompson joining us from rhode island. mary? >> reporter: they're doing soil remediation, basically cleaning up to make it safe for future development. work like this is plentiful these days and so too its demand for the engineers who can do it. over 150 years old, the global engineering and consulting firm is finding lots of new business in making what's old new or at least clean again. >> our environmental business is the biggest. >> reporter: years after cleaning up toxic sites and making sure others comply with state and regulations is a big business expanding for environmental engineers. >> the clean-up

. >>> alberta canada, crews fight wind whipped filed fires. 08,000 residents of for the mcmurray are jamming the one road out of town. it is surrounded by forest that are dry because of unseasonable heat. >>> new on "action news," a rocky ride for passengers on a flight from abuobi to jakarta, experienced severe and unexpected turbulence. >>> new on "action news," people are waiting to ride the popular las vegas zip line got a shock from above. visitors may have felt more inspired to hit the showers than play the slots. someone riding the ridenated on them. >>> that's where you say really? >>> ryan howard hits his second homer in two games yesterday. his 7th of the season gave the phillies 3-0 lead. there was a solo home run in the 5th inning. the phillies lost the game in the bottom of the 9th. cardinal's 5-phillies 4. >>> kfc is taking the phrase finger licking good to a whole new level. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. as an educator, it's all about connections. you're n

encouraging news from a fire damage assessment team that is working its way through fort mcmurray in alberta canada. 85-90% of the community is still standing. within the next two weeksing they'll have a plan to allow most of the cities's 88,000 residents to return home. the national weather service says that one of the tore through rural surn oklahoma yesterday was an ef-3 wind speeds up to 165 miles per hour. storms killed at least two people and destroyed a handful of victims. >>> and homes. >>> today is a yellow alert weather day. the first alert weather. >> if you took a minute and saw that video, you saw the debris flying around, the tornado, and that's what causes the injurys and fatalities, don't want to be near a window, want to be in a base records, we did receive a trace of rain today. we now have our personal best so far, is 14 days, but the all-time record is 17 days in a row from the 31st of march, all the way to the 16th of april, back in 1935. our current streak is 14 days. we've not received any measurable rain. a different thing. trace of rain when it rains less than a 0.01. the s

. >>> and a city in canada no longer threatened by a wildfire but there are no concerns in alberta, canada which is going to delay the return of hundreds ofey evacuees. >>> looking at highway 34 westbound. that traffic is getting busy on the way to the tunnel. >>> solid fog bank out there. inland temps warm up quick. today's the day! oh look! creepy gloves for my feet. when i was a kid there was a handle. and a face. this is nice. does it come in a california king? getting roid rage. hemorrhoid. these are the worst, right? i'm gonna buy them. boom. i'll take them. impulse buy. ommmmmmmmmmm. presenting the american express blue cash everyday card with cash back on purchases. it's all happening. and no annual fee. here we go! cash back on purchases. backed by the service and security of american express. >>> police arrested a man suspected of vandalizing a catholic church. oscar ruiz started a fire inside the immaculate church. he broke open 300 bottles of altar wine and used church vestment as a way to start the fire. he broke some windows, smashed arts work. members of the congregation jus

inurity video from a home alberta, canada, were a huge wildfire has been raging, more than 80,000 people having to be evacuated from their homes, some leaving with nothing, then their home completely leveled. the fire has burned nearly a quarter million acres. they fear that it will grow in size. that video, he was watching it on the phone, the fire just consuming his house. eerie and sad. so hot inhas been some other areas, right here it has been wet and cold. it was 92 in indianapolis today. alison: not here. clouds andays with rain, and tomorrow we will break the cycle. out of here, a home run. alison: thank you. steve: 55 degrees the high earlier today. the average for this date is 73. the temperatures have not moved a lot because of the cloud cover in rain. still in the lower 50's reagan national airport. 52 leesburg, same in hagerstown and winchester, luray. lower 50's through the overnight. we eventually fall into the upper 40's to the north and west. widen the view, if you are looking for milder air, chicago is 72. we will get a taste of the milder air next week with daytime high

police have not ruled out the possibility, though, that it was just wildfire in alberta canada, has scorched more than 210,000 acres. that's an area nearly five times the size of the district of columbia. canada's prime minister calls it nothing short of terrifying. and the wildfires still growing tonight. past few hours, police have evacuated several communities. and that's in addition to the 80,000 people forced to leave the town of fort mcmurray, where the fire destroyed more than 1600 homes and buildings. >>> crews in houston are attacking leftover hot spots from a fire that destroyed a warehouse complex. no injuries are reported am but there are major concerns about what went up in smoke. the fire department says the warehouse contained petroleum and pesticide products. the building that housed a gun shop. for now, firefighters are telling people who live in the area and businesses to stay indoors. >>> and if you're not going to do television, you gotta come check this out. this is caught on camera. a would be robber attacked a pregnant ohio convenience store. surveillance video shows t

look at the video coming from alberta, canada, the whole certify is on fire.0 residents have been told to evacuate. new numbers in this morning, show 80% of the homes in one neighborhood are gone. fires are trying to get exact numbers. no one has been seriously hurt and that is the good news in this. the fire starts on sunday, and it is not slow down. the wins today are supposed to be intense, and more firefighters and equipment arrived overnight but they expecting to have a tough day today. >> in the new room for abc7. >> a scary situation. the new transbay transit center will go on because of a massive bailout from the city. 2630 million curing to the examiner reporting that the meant transportation commission is going to be able to borrow that money with a policy of paying it back the next 5-so years. the transit center project needed the bailout pus it is way over budget and the revenue from the projects like the sales force tower is not coming in fast enough. >> under the parents, children and childcare workers will rally in sacramento upping lawmakers to

. >>> in alberta, canada, a state of emergency continues as the massive wild fire has moved south and forced three more communities to evacuate. >> more than 80,000 people have been evacuated. at least 1600 homes and other buildings in fort mcmurray have been torched. >> reporter: that is right, with that fire still growing we are learning more about evacuations. and so far official says while no one has died from the fire itself. we are told that there are two reported fatalities from a car crash along the evacuation route. several canadian communities evacuated. nearly 90,000 residents are on the run and a state of emergency declared across alberta province after a wild fire scorched more than 18,000 acres and torched some 1600 properties and buildings in fort mcmurray. >> my home is burned to the ground. >> the escape was terrifying. >> lord keep us safe and get us out of fort mcmurray in one piece. >> they hit gridlock on the only highway that leads us out of town. >> they would not let us take our things, so we lost everything. >> this morning flying out of town no longer an opti

you have thousands of people staying at various shelters throughout alberta, canada.is remains a very fragile situation, fred. >> and then is it the case that some are forecasting this could burn weeks more. it's already burned for a week. >> reporter: that's right. because you have bone dry conditions and a lot of fuel. you're talking about a forest fire. fortunately we should point out the fire is burning away from communities. that's good news. but because the wind can change directions at any minute, they are concerned that more structures, more businesses and homes could go up in flames. but in terms of where things go, i mean, we just don't know. it could burn for weeks, weeks on out. >> my goodness. dan simon, thank you so much. >>> we'll be right back. >>> in the next hour, donald trump is expected to speak in spokane, washington. jim acosta traveling with the trump campaign. it's getting more boisterous there. what's about to happen? >> yes. that's right, fredericka, we expect donald trump to be out shortly here in spokane, washington. he's all but clinched t

. >>> one of the nearly 90,000 evacuees in alberta, canada watched his home burn to the ground from his smartphone. it shows flames from the fort mcmurray wildfire bursting through his living room door and destroying everything inside. the fire now coverses an area bigger than san francisco, san jose and oakland all combined. it could double in size by tomorrow morning. this is an incredible and disastrous crisis. >> it certainly is. >>> it is time to turn to our weather. >> more rain coming? sandhya patel has the forecast and live doppler 7hd. >> we have more rain coming and we can make your picnic plans with mom on sunday. live doppler 7hd is showing you just some cloud cover. if you look at the rainfall totals they range from 0 at mount saint helena. everyone else was in between us as the showers came through. here is a look at the temperatures and with the cloud around. the temperatures were all in the 50s and a live look from pier15. they are looking toward a cloudy sky over the financial district. scattered showers are expected tomorrow. a chance of isolated thunder. we are lookin

imÁgenes que van a ver parecen sacadas de una pelÍcula apocalÍptica la realidad que se vive en alberta canadÁla informaciÓn sobre este desastre. >>> para los residentes de fort mcmurray es un infierno tratar de enfocar por tierra y aire las llamas que son tarea difÍcil para las autoridades canadiense las llamas han destruido mÁs de 250 mil acres de bosques y unas 1600 struck estructuras cht se duplicar el tamaÑo del Área afectada en los prÓximos dÍas, si las condiciones del clima continÚan secas. >>> la situaciÓn es in predecible y peligrosa. obviamente nuestra prioridad es la provincia de alberta, y para todo el equipo de emergencia, lo principal es la seguridad humana. sostuvo el ministro de seguridad canadiense, ralph gu real. >>> en comunidades como an saco sus residentes tuvieron que escapar en una caravana de 1200 autos escoltados por la policÍa. >>> me conseguÍ una maleta y una bolsa, es todo lo que me queda, dijo una de las vÍctimas de este poderoso siniestro. unas 88 mil personas recibieron orden para van nar su lo garcÍa y hoy se encuentran en refugios temporales tras haberlo perdid

wildfires continue to burn in alberta, canada.

tens of thousands of people running from the widespread wildfires in alberta, canada.lowed a police convoy out of the city of ft. mcmurray today. it could be a long time before any of them can actually return to their neighborhood. >> it's stressful. you don't know what's burned and what's not burned, when you can go back. >> the fire is about ten times the size of manhattan right now. it's torched hundreds of homes so far. >> i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. we are hearing reports of a possible shooting we can see montgomery county police appear to be responding to that scene. we have a camera at west lane and democracy right now. news 4's chris gordon is on his way to the scene. follow him on twitter for updates. what we know is this is off of 270 at democracy and west lake terrace. a lot of folks familiar with this mall in bethesda. this is westfield montgomery mall. police responding to reports of a possible shooting at westfield montgomery mall. we'll try to get you more information on this. stay with us here on news 4 midday. >> thanks, erika. we'll continue