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heartbreaking stories of families ripped apart like this tragic case of toddler angel babcock. her family was killed when the twister struck her mobile home. angel was found in a field near her home but died later from her injuries. the summer months brought little relief with scorching temperatures through out the east coast and midwest along with historic drought conditions. with soaring temperatures the community struggled to maintain their water supplies. farmers harvested just a fraction of their crops an ranchers weren't able to feed their cattle. it was the worst drought in 50 years and plagued two-thirds of the nation. >>> the drought conditions made it right for wildfires. the fire in colorado raged for days killing 2 people destroying over 300 homes and soefrning over 18,000 acres. it was fueled by the dry brush and fierce winds. the unrelenting heat also proved deadly in the mid lant tick and midwest states after july storms killed 22 people across the area. it knocked out power leaving millions sweltering. heat related deaths climbed to 20 in the chicago area. hurri

and now we have your character from "paranorman," which is sandra babcock.laughter ] >> sometimes they make you look better and cute. and then sometimes they -- [ laughter ] what did they do to me? and they gave me the fupa. >> jimmy: the what? i don't know if i want to know what that is. >> you don't know what the fupa is? >> jimmy: does anyone know? what is a fupa? i don't want to point anyone out. don't put the camera on them. but we have some people who are delinquent from work here tonight. don't do it. i don't want to get anyone -- [ cheers and applause ] we'll blur your face. guys, does anyone listen to me on this show? what's going on here? >> it's a fat upper pelvic area. >> jimmy: every part has a name. it's really unbelievable. did you complain? >> i didn't realize i was going to look like this until i saw the movie. i didn't know what that meant, what they were trying to say. because usually they make the character look like you a little bit. >> jimmy: yeah, well they didn't. so don't worry. the movie is great. congratulations. >> thank you so mu

ian babcock was the first on the scene after a truck smashed into an apartment building in san jose throwinga little girl out of her bed. >> reporter: i'm going to start with the happy ending. 2-year-old nahla is home checked out of the hospital after a harrowing experience this morning she is just fine that's the wall the truck went through she sleeps on the other side of that wall in her crib. take a look at what it looked like out here when that truck was slammed into that it came barreling down through a fence, into a wall, nala happened to sleep on the other side. her father walks into the room this is what that room looked like, things were everywhere the truck did extensive damage, hit her crib knocked her out of it she somebody on the floor the father walks over to his child there and helps her up and takes a look at her before she was taken to the ambulance. here's what he had to say. >> i jumped and grabbed my baby off the ground she was in shock too and looking at me and started crying. >> is she going to be okay? >> she's fine, i hope so, she good. >> reporter: the father's diagn

heartbreaking stories of families ripped a part like this tragic taste of toddler angel babcock.her family was killed when the twister struck the mobile home. angel was found in the field near her home and died later from her injuries. the summer months brought little relief with scorching temperatures throughout the east coast and midwest and with some historic drought conditions. with soaring temperatures, communities struggled to maintain their water supply. farmers harvested a fraction of their crop and ranchers were not able to feed their cattle. it was the one of the drought in 50 years that plagued 2/3 of the nation. the drought conditions made it ripe for wildfires. the canyon fire in colorado raged for days killing two people, destroying over 300 homes and scorching 1800 acres. the unrelenting heat proved deadly in the mid-atlantic and midwest states after july's storms killed at least 22 people across the area. it also knocked out power leaving millions sweltering. heat-related deaths climbed to at least 20 in the chicago area. the big easy was not spared this year. hur

obliterated, heartbreaking stories of families ripped apart like this tragic case of toddler angel babcock when the twister struck their mobile home. angel was found in a field near her home. the summer months brought little relief with scorching temperatures throughout much of the east coast and midwest along with historic drought conditions. with soaring temperatures communities struggled to maintain their water supply. farmers harvested a fraction of their crop and ranchers weren't able to feed their cattle. it was the worst drought in 50 years that plagued 2/3 of the nation. the drought conditions made it ripe for wildfires. the waldo canyon fire in colorado rained for days killing two people -- raged for days killing two people destroying over 300 homes and scorching over 18,000 acres. it was fueled by the dry brush and fierce winds. the unrelenting heat proved deadly in the mid-atlantic and midwest states after july storms killed at least 22 people across the area. it also knocked out power leaving millions sweltering. heat-related deaths climbed to at least 20 in the chicago area. t

heartbreaking stories of families ripped apart like this tragic case of toddler angel babcock. her family was killed when a twister struck her mobile home. she was found in a field later but died from her injuries. the summer brought scorching temperatures throughout the south and midwest along with historic drought conditions. with soaring temperatures, communities struggled to maintain their water supplies. farmers harvested just a fraction of their crops and ranchers were not able to feed their cattle. it was the worst drought in 50 years that plagued 2/3 of the nation. the drought conditions made it ripe for wildfires. the waldo canyon fire in colorado, raged for days killing two people, destroying over 300 homes, and scorching over 18,000 acres. it was fueled by the dry brush and fierce winds. the unrelenting heat also proved deadly in the mid-atlantic and midwest states after july storms killed at least 22 people across the area. it also knocked out power, leaving millions sweltering. heat-related deaths climbed the to at least 20 in the chicago area. the by easy was not