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cross-talk the war in syria i'm joined by elizabeth faris and. washington she is a senior fellow at the brookings institution in new york we have eric draitser he is founder of stop in pearl ism dot org and in moscow we cross to erich krauss he's an independent asset manager a gentleman and lady crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it if i go to you eric in new york first. about a week ago there was a lot of this feel no optimism diplomacy the russians and the americans are talking to each other and then in the last day or so obama signed waives a executive order to arm the rebels in syria so where are we at right now is to is it only about chemical weapons and then regime change that's still in the cards that's still part of the obama agenda and what in the nato allies to overthrow the government in syria. well certainly we've seen that regime change has been on the table really since the beginning we have seen countless attempts to justify regime change using various pretexts and of cou

moscow about russia's angle in the next part of the program go ahead elizabeth. yeah i mean i think motivations there always makes them in kuwait gave a three hundred million dollars grant to the nations to be used for humanitarian assistance but that politically motivated us governments contributed a billion dollars for humanitarian aid not counting this non-lethal aid that's not particularly humanitarian in terms of support for their rebels yeah i think there's always the humanitarian component even if indeed i agree with american do you aren't that there's often a political motivation as well not to say much more assistance going to. i don't know i think i don't tend to think warring parties have a lot of charity article go to you in moscow. after we return from our week we'll continue our discussion on syria stay. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to the report. these. are all things considered i'm peter lavelle and we'

the ladies earlier mentioned only part of the problem -- here is elizabeth here.f the problem, no one at home who cares for these children? how would you assess problems at home? >> i think that's an excellent point. i think that's why i stress that, parents need to take an interest in their children and know what they are doing after school, where they are going, what they are doing. i'm a huge supporter of children playing sports. it's when they are hanging out with nothing better to do is when we get into trouble. another thing i think is causing a lot of trouble is social media, facebook, instagram, things like that. these guys will post photos of themselves in gang colors, weapons, flashing signs and it's appealing. young women will contact them. next thing you know you have a relationship started and now she's hanging out with this gang member. i encourage parents to regulate facebook. >> as a prosecutor your job is to make sure justice is upheld. as a person, does it get sad at some point when you see the faces of these young women and young boys sometimes

elizabeth, damascus is a city of nearly two million people like houston or philadelphia. are all the neighborhoods carved up like sara's? >> yes, they are. the rebel-held areas tend to be around the outside and the center of damascus is pretty firmly in government hands. as you saw, life in the rebel- held area is very difficult. a lot of people have left. thousands of people flooded into the center of the city here what where there's kind of a semblance of normality. people have jobs are going to work. there is food in the shops although it's very expensive. but, of course, that there's thunder of the artillery all day long and military checkpoints every few blocks. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in damascus again for us tonight. liz, thanks very much. now, coming back home, in california illegal immigrants will soon be able to get a driver's license. state lawmakers approved the bill late last night and governor jerry brown says he'll sign it. but this is controversial so we asked carter evans to look into it. >> reporter: california's department of motor vehicles estimate

have i no doubt that ben is right, the white house is angry at elizabeth warren.ld say this is something that's an issue for the president, which is that a president who is so clearly focused on the far right, hello, mr. president, there's also a far left, elizabeth warren might be saying. >> the other question is debt ceiling coming up as a potential crisis, a government shutdown as a potential crisis and we don't know who the next fed chair is going to be, they could take that off the table by making an announcement. they haven't done that. and the question on market rakz, is don kohn not as dovish as yellen. i think there would be a different market reaction for kohn versus yellen. i think that would be a surprise to the market and he would be seen as more hawkish. maybe i'm wrong about that. >> that was one of the knocks on larry summers, he's more hawkish than yellen. >> i think you'll see some talk about tapering and actually getting to that. what we're seeing in the market at td real time from our own clients is the fact that the market has withstood all of

elizabeth: really, rob?

moscow about russia's angle in part of the program go ahead elizabeth. yeah i mean i think motivations are always makes them in kuwait gave a three hundred million dollars grant to the united nations to be used for humanitarian assistance was that politically motivated us government has contributed a billion dollars for humanitarian aid not counting this non-lethal aid that's not particularly humanitarian in terms of support for the rebels yeah i think there's always a humanitarian component even if indeed i agree with american new york that there's often a political motivation as well and i like to see much more assistance going to i don't know i just i don't tend to think warring parties have a lot of charity article go to you in moscow after returning from our break after we return from our week we'll continue our discussion on syrian state. let me see. the same. but. you know that you know the prize is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the s

elizabeth, that was then.u know, you really should've had him come down to the department store. he would've gotten a kick watching you schlep those dresses back and forth. goren: it was the only job she could get, being a woman her age. i don't know how you got through each day. it must have been the thought of making bingham pay... and pay and pay. that's a nice vintage. but i guess those days are almost over, huh? i guess that it's time to... make a toast to new beginnings. you're splitting 15 mill. for the last time, there isn't any money. no, see, there is. and eddie was your courier. we verified he had a notebook on him the night he was killed, a fake book, a cheat sheet for hundreds of songs. i know what a fake book is. why, did eddie have one when you played in a band with him? we think that's where he kept the information on the bank in the caymans, the account numbers, the passwords. goren: eddie's book was missing when we found him. is this what you were planning on serving him? eames: we know beth'

this is a question for elizabeth. given that the aid we have given two rebel groups is extremely limited, reportedly not including anything more than light mortars, what is the perception among rebel groups of what it is we are trying to do? clearly, it is short of either supplying or promoting supplied by others of game-changing levels of support that are capable of overthrowing assad. so what is the perception -- what does the u.s. gain in the alliance of the rebels, and to what extent do they consider we are behind those supplies that exceed our minimal levels in terms of any tank weapons or other heavier stuff? >> take you for that. yes, sir. >> from the atlantic council. one, the considering deterring the use of chemical weapons in the future, is a u.s. strike against syria and the assad regime have to include specific targeting of assad himself in order to be effective, or to be sufficiently severe that it clearly leads to his near-term downfall? i wonder if he is able to survive this, that level has not been re

elizabeth palmer is in damascus as it braces for an air strike. clarissa ward slipped into rebel territory to meet the fighters the u.s. supports. nancy cordes is on capitol hill amid a furious debate. we learned today that millions of teens are smoking electronic cigarettes. dr. jon lapook with the government's new warning. halfway through hurricane season, why are there no hurricanes? jim axelrod will look at a controversial plan to fortify american beaches. and a police officer gunned down in the line of duty gives the gift of life to another. jeff pegues at the meeting of two families sharing one heart. >> you know, maybe inside somebody else's body, but that was the heart that fell in love with me. captioning sponsored by cbs ca this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. just as president obama is trying to win congressional support for a strike against the syrian dictatorshi is a new complication. a video has surfaced, and we caution you it is graphic, and you will not want young children to watch it. the vide

kpix 5 reporter elizabeth wenger is at the scene of a deadly house fire. elizabeth, you just got new information about the toddler killed in the fire? >> reporter: we have confirmed that the toddler was a baby girl. 2.5 years old. in addition what makes this so sad is that it sounds like this family was doing everything right. the fire chief confirms that they had working smoke detectors when the fire broke out. the smoke detectors went off. and still two people weren't able to make it out alive. as you mentioned that 2.5-year- old girl and her father were both killed. the mother was able to get out the back door. she is okay. the grandfather is in the hospital right now. he is in critical condition. so the fire broke out around 1:30 this morning. firefighters arrived here in the sunset district 18th avenue near pacheco. they saw lots of smoke. firefighters believed the fire started on the ground level where the dad was sleeping. he was down there in an in-law unit. the mom smelled smoke and that's when she went downstairs discovered there was a for and sh

elizabeth palmer in damascus tonight, and holly williams in istanbul, thank you, both. here at home, republican senators john mccain and lindsey graham criticized the deal saying it would just give president assad more time to "delay and deceive." democrat carl levin defended the deal, saying it did not limit u.s. aid to the opposition or block unilateral u.s. action. in colorado today, the death toll from floodwaters rose today as the state braced for more rain. least five people are now presumed dead. canyon communities north of denver have been affect the the most, and tonight, rescuers are still helping those stranded. rick sallinger was there. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a learning experience about the outdoors but these school children received an unforgettable lesson. they were reunited with their parents after being flown out of mountains on a chinook helicopter having survived an historic flight. >> the kids were amazing, pulled together, supported each other. they were helping cleaning up, setting up tables-- you name it, they did it. >> reporter: with

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let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> reporter: thanks, lawrence. out to pleasanton, we have just confirmed with chp that they have cleared that accident. everything is off to the right shoulder. there's still a lot of emergency crews out there and sensors have caught up southbound 680 approaching bernal. this is an accident involving a big rig sounds like a couple of other cars. at least one of those cars went down the embankment so obviously, it's going to be a little slow commute once you get past that 580 interchange. otherwise, just your overnight roadwork is all that's out there. here's a live look at the nimitz freeway. let's see. this morning, it is southbound 880 approaching 23rd and northbound between embarcadero and high streets. so if you can just wait another 15 minutes or so, all of this should be cleared. it's not causing any big delays but lanes are blocked until about 5:00 this morning. and here's a live look at one of your bridges, the san mateo bridge in the commute direction. it is only 14 minutes between hayward and foster city.

elizabeth, a couple other related questions. you mentioned that you spoke to some philadelphia families. to what extent, as an anthropologist as well as a student of the world trade center, observer, to what extent is this battle for ground zero, new york, a new york battle? or to put it another way, to what extent are the battle lines drawn because of the characteristics and the political environment, and the social environment, that is new york city? or to what extent do you glean from the battle here more universal lessons? or is this really a parochial battle, passing but a parochial battle for the hearts and minds of new yorkers? >> guest: it's about new york insofar as the constraints on the land. it was a piece of land and one of the most expensive as of the city and the financial district. you could imagine if this happened in other places, there might have been more freedom to think about how this land could be used, beyond certain commercial or noncommercial uses. but here, ma no restriction. this was one of the most v

we've come a long way, elizabeth, and for those who haven't worked directly with elizabeth, she's been great. she has to look at 15,000 of these guys, it's far better than what it used to be so i wanted to thank you for that. and i also wanted to say we look at a lot -- i look at a lot of this and you've heard me say this time and time again. it's great that it has revenue, but it's community building. i think that makes a big difference. when we do -- i've always encouraged elizabeth to look at when we have festivals in this city to really capitalize on parking because it's a need and to have some of that go back to the schools has been great. i know that other people think about that too because they reserve our lots well in advance and we charge them per car and they charge the folks -- other folks 12 times what we charge for a car and so that's frustrating but we get it. we're getting hip to that and in the coming years we'll figure out when those festivals happen, we'll secure the lot for our own revenue instead of generating revenue for others. i wanted to thank you. this makes t

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to have elizabeth will be fantastic.adly she's the best athlete in the building. >> she knows more about sports than you do. >> tim hasselbeck is her husband. he knows more about sports. >> i would not challenge the little children. >> we should tell elizabeth brian is a child molester and be sure that a child doesn't get hit -- i didn't mean it that way. you knew what i meant. >> we'll change that for the west coast. >> we're all set. >> did you get it right with that kid? >> welcome e hlizabeth. she looks better than those dudes. >> she's more attractive than both of us ys. she's bringing up the hotness chart. >> kind of like bob does for us on the five? >> i think she'll have a show i guess sometime during the day? >> they are going to announce it. she gets a week off and then back in action. >> just a week? she deserves more than a week off. >> we're going to leave it there. we played a trick on brian. all day long we had the editorial call, sent out editorial notes and whatnot. we told him we'd do another segmentmen

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let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> reporter: thanks, lawrence. the pay gates look good through the bay bridge toll plaza no delay. but there is a but, they have three right lanes blocked from the incline to treasure island for just about another 20 minutes until 5:00 this morning. northbound 880 high street to embarcadero three left lanes blocked until 5:00. there may be southbound roadwork as well but just seeing a tapping of the brake lights northbound in the commute direction. golden gate bridge looks great. bart is on time. >>> the chinese flag will not be flying over san leandro city hall next week after all. kpix 5's christin ayers explains how public pressure prompted the mayor to reverse the decision. >> reporter: the backlash was swift. >> you're probably getting at least 75 emails and phone calls combined each day. >> reporter: three days after san leandro's city council voted to fly the chinese flag over city hall, a dramatic about-face. >> we won't actually be flying the flag of china on october 1. >> reporter: in a rare move, san lea

michelle. >> all right elizabeth, there you go. we're checking out all the car that is go across the toll plaza. let's talk about the cost. this is the final talley now. it took 23 years 10 months and 16 days after create today get the bridge open. so nearly 24 years at a cost of $6 billion. california has picked up nearly the entire tab. 70% of that money came from tolls, nearly $5 billion. 25% from state funds and only about 5% came from the feds. kpix 5 reporter is on the island t.celebration that marked yesterday's opening didn't have the fan fare many years ago but it was a celebration. >> reporter: yes and they were planning a bunch of hoopla. they didn't get that. it's looking gorgeous this morning for its debut morning commute. the opening ceremony yesterday afternoon was relatively low key. that is the lieutenant governor pinch hitting for governor jerry brown who was on vacation. a vintage car carrying bay area politicians was the first car to cross. >> i hope the progresses being represented at this moment is for a gener

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and you. >> i'm elizabeth wanger feeling that coffee kicking in. we're good. it should be a great day if you like sunshine. good day getting out and doing walking for breast cancer walk in san francisco. let's take live look outside what the current conditions are out there right now. you may need a jacket. it is a let l cool. temperatures mainly in the 40s and 50s. i just updated these temperatures we're seeing now 55 in oakland. only 44 degrees in santa rosa. things are going to change by this afternoon. mild to warm temperatures. you want to stay tund for what those are in just a few minutes. >> all right. we'll do that. thanks, elizabeth. >>> we are following two developing stories this morning. first the man arrested for stabbing a dodgers fan this week was released last night. the da's office says there's not evidence to charges lodi. a second suspect was also released. the clock is tick for a shutdown. the senate now pass add bill and sent it back to the house. today president obama reiterate add shutdown would hurt the nation's economy. in her parties

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elizabeth prann has the latest on this story. >> it was a tense day for government officials. congressional repub cans say the review board which reviewed the terrorist attack which took place more than a year ago that left 4 people dead thomas pickering and former chairman of the staff general mike mullen today stood by the board's findings. the investigation began with low level employees and found middle managers to blame. th told lawmakers there was no need to go hire. >> they didn't interview the secretary of state. she interviewed four of the five members of the board? >> yes. >> it looks like sort of an inside job of an investigation. department of state lacking at the department of state. >> they acknowledged clinton's role in select the investigators for the board which is mostly interview summaryings rather than depositions. republican law americas say there hasn't been a measure of credibility. there w the review was comprehensive. >> elizabeth prann live for us in washington, thank you. >>> talk about the criminal conviction of former congressman tom delay. there w

elizabeth is going to talk about some of our process of approaching these changes and talk about our new approach for permit fee structures. we are going to talk about implementation and challenges. we did do a pretty long presentings in conversation with members of the board's buildings and grounds committee in june. whoen encouraged us to come and give a quick update to all of you folks. so, i just wanted to say first i'm not going into what all the challenges are for the facilities use permit in general, but feel free to ask questions about that. our goal into updating the system really are to make an online permit application process and make our internal office kind of management and in voice management systems to make it easier to navigate that process and to provide us accurate data about how our facilities are used and the revenues we are generating so we can look at those if we are losing money rather than breaking even. our general goal is that fees for facilities use permit for services directly servicing our students is lowest as possible but cost to the district. wilhelm

elizabeth has that story from washington. hi, elizabeth. >> americans are waiting to see if congress will support president obama's request to attack syria. starting 30 years ago, the u.s. bombed beirut under the reagan administration. one month later, the suicide bombers struck barracks in the country and more than 200 marines were killed. years later, a bombing raid in libya. under the clinton administration, officials ordered attacks on al qaeda camps in afghanistan. the radical group retaliated and attacking in yemen and following the attacks in september of 2001. these are all incidents weighing on the president's strategy which has no time line. >> the rationale for the president is as powerful today and if not more powerful each day. >> some lawmakers say we can keep the security strong if it is done correctly and international cooperation. >> every time the united states has acted decisively, there is no retaliation. >> keep in mind, many lawmakers are outspoken before a full debate, that doesn't mean they are on boar

elizabeth berkeley, of course is a front-runner.t saw on twitter, a saved by the bell reunion, 20 years in the making. ac slater and jesse span know back together. >> yeah. mama and i back. it was so much fun catching up with my girl, elizabeth. i totally think she has a great shot going all the way this season. >> yep t took a little push from me to get her to do it but now, my saved by the bell co-star doing me proud. out of the gate, you guys are were awesome, great job, taking care of my girl right here and you're fired second. how do you feel? >> first of all, just grateful to you for encouraging know go for t. >> thank you. >> grateful to him for being an amazing partner. and i'm just excited to keep working hard. >> that was a great piece of dancing. the choreography was so demanding. >> you're dore abelson, sky, he is only 1. >> he is 1. >> did he watch? >> when i got home, he was waiting up, he sat on my lap and we played it back and he literally was swaying. can you imagine? mama, and turned back. i will never forget that

we'll start with elizabeth. what are you hearing?>> you know, bob, wob oone of t saddest things is the war is it's silenced the capitol. two years ago when the demonstrations were opeople thought they would have a choice between the dictatorship, bashar al-assad and something brlt. that's no longer the case. we have assassinations and bombings on the dorstep of damascus. people now think they have a choice between bashar al-assad and something worse. and that's what the syrian state media hammered away at them. al-queda fighters on the outskirt of the city waiting to rush in and kill you all in your beds. people are afraid, especially the christians and minoritys here. they think that more than military strikes might be the green light for a rebel offensive that would turn the city into a blood bath. they're really hoping and feeling fearful and hoping that president obama will find an alternative to military strikes as a way to responding to those chemical attacks. >> bob: elizabeth, thank you very much ka calista you were with some

elizabeth warren is in the u.s. senate and a political person. someone like scalia feels unbelievable comfortable espousing values that potentially do not dove tail with jurisprudence and a court that can look with an unflinching eye towards the decisions it must make. >> justice scalia has long imposed his personal values. he writes about it in his decisions. the study senator warren cited is heralding and celebrating the degree to which this court has among it the 10 most pro businesses in the country. >> 70% of the cases the chamber of commerce supports, it wins. >> you might say justice roberts vote on obama care was not in that realm. remember, obama care really does undergird the insurance industry. that was the thing they wanted. without an individual mandate, the insurance companies were not in favor of health care reform. so that decision is both ways. >> go ahead. >> isn't elizabeth warren reflecting something liberals felt since 2000. they have seen this court move consistently to the right they feel and it wouldn't take very much, one

elizabeth. >> good to be with you bill. the president talked initially about what the white house did to stop the financial crisis, talked about the bailouts ab talked about rescuing the autoindustry. just want caveat here no mention that the t.a.r.p. program started under bush but he did cite the collapsement of banks and markets plummeted and talking about how the economy was shrinks by 8% and noted they have add ad 7.5 million jobs no mention, though, that the labor force participation rate is declining and steadily declining and unemployment rate is low because people are dropping out of the work force. but it did say another headline bill, that the rules, governorring basically the banks, should be completed by the end of the year and the upcoming budget finds he is going to scary focus on creating jobs possibly more spending for transportation and communication, sending back to you, bill. >> elizabeth working out my colleague overt fox business network to our viewers at home stay tuned to fox news channel and this sta

elizabeth has more on that from washington. >> reporter: big employers are showing signs they are not likely to keep providing benefits as medical costs rise. ibm is moving 110,000 retirees off the company sponsored health plan and giving them a payment

hello, i'm elizabeth with world news from al jazeera and also on this program. ♪ celebrations for merkelnd she is short of an absolute majority in the german election. the 25 people are killed after typhoon usagi slammed into southern china. and first there was hollywood and dolly wood and china is getting some show business glitz. ♪ there is an increase in military activity outside the shopping mall in kenya where al shabaab fighters have taken hostages and fire fire is heard in nie robe by and the army is trying to bring about the quick end to the standoff. so far the 68 people are known to have died. meanwhile al-shabab is threatening to kill people if something is not done and tell us what you have been seeing and hearing. >> a lot of activity has been going on throughout the morning. we have been hearing heavy gunfire. and right now is silence. what is happening is there is a lot of military helicopters hovering around and some activity and we show a lot of military personnel moving around that area of about 200 meters behind me where -- [gunshots] those are more shots we are hearin

right now let's check on the roads with elizabeth. >> on this friday the 13th at least one person is feeling unlucky the driver of this big rig now stuck in one lane of westbound 580 approaching north livermore avenue but it's got a broken-down wheel and anyway it's right there blocking one lane. there are some backups looks like they are growing behind it. the drive time is still about 16 minutes and we are beginning to see that usual slowing right now coming off the 205 out of tracy so the commute has definitely begun there. if you are heading towards the dublin interchange westbound 580 looks good even past 680 all the way towards the castro valley y. another live traffic camera we have them all over the bay area and here's another one in the south bay, this is in milpitas, the silicon valley commuters 880 and 237, no delay out towards sunnyvale. the nimitz freeway 880, 5:01 this morning, at 5:00 they were scheduled to pick up all the

rizzo. >> elizabeth? >> celbanner, good afternoon, elizabeth, i wish to address the commission today on the city's environmental compliance obligations related to today's action. the commission may not approve a not to exceed rate for cleanpowersf until it provides an environmental impact report. today's action is not limited to an adoption of a not to exceed rate, today the commission chooses shell energy north america for a segment of san francisco customers, the commission today also can convince the city to purchasing a product that consists almost entirely of renewable energy credits, these decisions are subject to ceqa because they will result in a reasonable foreseeable effects on the environment. as we explain in our letters, today action may increase the city's reliance on ghg emitting and toxic air pollutant emitting by switching to shell, the city wishes to [inaudible] resource portfolio, shell's portfolio that has a higher of known fossil fuel projection than pg&e, shell's non-fuel resource mi

elizabeth palmer, cbs news, damascus. >>> in eastern afghanistan, a u.s. military base was attacked this morning. there were multiple explosions at the base near the border with pakistan. the taliban says it is responsible. after the explosions, taliban fighters exchanged gunfire with u.s. troops. an important supply route has been closed, but no casualties have been reported. >>> egyptian prosecutors have ordered that ousted president mohamed morsi stand trial on charges he ordered the killing of political opponents. morsi was removed from office by the military on july 3rd. he'll be tried in a criminal court for allegedly inciting his followers to kill at least ten people outside the presidential palace. no trial date has been set. >>> former south african president nelson mandela spent the night at his johannesburg home after being released from the hospital. he was released yesterday but remains on life support in critical condition. mandela had been hospitalized in pretoria on june 8th for a recurring lung infection. debora patta is in johannesburg wi

the question is -- >> elizabeth warren and others who probably do not want larry summers. >> would elizabeth warren and some of the other democratic senators. i'm not sure. from what i'm hearing, bob, at this point, they don't see it as, how should i say, unovercomable opposition. >> thank you, guys. >> a bruised president is certainly not anything the president wants to see going into obama care fights, going into extending the debt ceiling and -- >> immigration. we could go on and on. thanks. bye. >> about 40 minutes to go before the bell rings. 144 to the plus side. 15, 066 is where the dow sits. >> would you buy a car because of a smart watch that comes with it? nissan bets you might. >>> later, the speculation on what apple's big announcement might be is growing like crazy and the stock is back over 500 bucks. [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life off

elizabeth wenger is at the evacuation center in clayton. but we begin with cate caugiran, who just spoke to fire officials. cate, what's the latest. >> reporter: michelle, we understand the first air tankers will be going up in the next couple of hours because the fire right now is growing towards the summit. we can actually see it peaking right now. maybe it's just a glow but we've seen flares come up over the mountain just basically in waves as it comes up and down now. this morning, more families are waking up unsure of the safeties of their homes. the -- the safety of their homes. the sheriff says 23 more homes were evacuated making it 100 homes in total. the fire is up to 1500, a of the cal fire says it's 10% contained with one minor injury to a firefighter. cal fire will be bringing in more firefighters so we are expecting about 500 on the line today. this is one of cal fire's highest priorities. the morgan fire was first reported yesterday afternoon off of morgan fire territory road right around 1:30 and immediately, mandatory evacua

frank and michelle, back to you. >> so sad, elizabeth. okay. right now live pictures of a big hay fire burning in the town of winters in yolo county. this is actually a reporter here from our sister station in sacramento. but you can see the flames right behind her. people can see the heavy smoke and the flames for more than 30 miles. the fire started around the 10:30 last night at the hay king done farm off highway 505. the firefighters are going to let it burn out. fire crews tweeted this photo of the fire four hours ago and they will continue to monitor it this morning. >>> firefighters say it could take days before the fire is out. they are trying to figure out what the cause is. >>> 5:03. the father of the man suspected of killing a dodgers fan says his son was acting in self- defense. 21-year-old michael montgomery from lodi is charged with homicide for the deadly stabbing near at&t park on wednesday night. 24-year-old jonathan denver seen on the far left there was killed. he was at the game with his family for his father's birthday. kpix

>> i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin.ent obama is set to address the nation from the white house. cbs live coverage coming up in just a minute. the president and other world leaders are now considering russia's proposal that syria surrender its chemical weapons. the obama administration says a u.s. military strike is still on the table. >> other headlines for the most part, firefighters have squashed the flames of the mount diablo fire but hot spots are keeping people from going home. >>> big announcements from apple. for the first time it's unveiled two new iphones at the same time. each has new features and one has just a $99 price tag. >>> we'll be back with more news right after cbs's special coverage of president obama's address on syria. for now, here's scott pelley. >> this is a cbs news special report: a presidential add tkroesz the nation. from washington, here is scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. president obama is about to talk to you about syria. exactly what he will say we can't tell you because this cri