news happening now about the fires in gatlinburg, tennessee. look at new video in today, in the last 30 minutes we have learned 10 people have died in this massive wildfire. a drone going over some of the damaged areas today. >> some people are still missing there are also 80 people hurt, more than 700 buildings, different structures in the area have been damaged or lost, people will be allowed at their homes and businesses tomorrow to survey the damage but the axis will be limited. in kentucky was watching as a cabin they owned burned down. they got an alert the smoke detectors were going off so they pulled up the security cameras.>> it is unreal.>> it exploded three minutes later. >> surrounded by fire, at that moment i was sitting there thinking is going to go. there is nothing gatlinburg can do about it. >> imagine, there's nothing you can do. all they could that site once before but now showing such devastation. >>> take a look at this, really sad pictures before and after photos of the park and their cabin, by the way this family has a se

. >>> and now to the ashes of gatlinburg tennessee. there's more heartache this morning for the families up in the great smoky mountain. the wildfires are blamed for killing at least 11 people and crews right now a searching for those who are of destruction and this new drone video gives us new perspective on that damage. well, a tampa couple narrowly escaped those deadly wildfires and now for the very first time we're hearing their story of survival. >> what a story it is. they had moved to tennessee to start over but the raging wildfires burned their dream literally to the ground. i'll tell you what it's hard enough to start over anywhere but to start over in a place where again it's heartbreaking for them. >> yeah, it really is. here's their story: they moved to gatlinburg about a year ago. they left their friends and family to start a new chapter in their lives. wildfires drove them from that home with just minutes to react. with flames shooting 30 feet into the air and the sound of snapping trees all around them they grabbed 2 tre

todd walker is in gatlinburg. nat fb live 17:37:33 i was doing a facebook live video :34 and i was trying to get people out :36 a cop for 11 years in gatlinburg.. luke walker new a bad situation when he saw it.. 17:37:51 firs about was getting everyone out of gatlinburg there were still restaurants open there were still bars open :56 i ran into them get out :58 he's now living at the evacuation shelter.. waiting to go back to his home which did survive.. but he knows why so many didn't.. 17:36:49 there's roads where you have to go a mile out of your way to get 50 yards up the hill :55 to find some of these fires to get to some of these places :59 - standup-- we are just north of gatlinburg, tennessee.. getting into some of the hardest hit areas from this i've vacationed here plenty of times.. this is the terrain people were having to evacuate out of.. --------vo----- homes and cabins built on steep, steep hills.. ----standup---- it's hard enough to drive a small car or suv around here.. much less a fire truck.. --

werner says "gatlinburg is the people that's what gatlinburg is it's it's not the stuff in the buildings, its not anything else you know but its the people and we're the strongest community i've ever seen. and we're going to be good. and we're going to come back better than ever" waters says "all of us that are working here extend our prayers and our thoughts to the victims. it is certainly a distressing time for all of us." mandatory evacuation orders remain in effect for some 14 thousand people in and around gatlinburg. mountains national park superintendent cassius cash says the first fires spotted last week were human caused, but additional ignitions were caused by downed power lines as the damage spread. officials hope to allow residents to return to their homes in most of the areas affected by the fires by this weekend. in new york, laura ingle. fox news. a deal has been reached to allow the pentagon to forgive debts owed by thousands of california national guard soldiers. the defense department has been trying to recoup about 20- million dollars in re-enlistment bonuses paid out t

they moved to gatlinburg from tampa about a year ago. they left behind their friends and family here in the bay area to start a new chapter in their lives. but monday night gatlinburg home with just minutes to react. with flames shooting 30 feet into the air and the sound of snapping trees all around them they grabbed 2 treasures they couldn't leave behind, they stuffed their dogs down their jackets and ran for their lives down ski mountain. they made it into downtown gatlinburg, stomping flames along their way. >> for a while we didn't think we were going to make it. and god sent an angel named heather and she picked us up and gave us a ride here. >> now, they ran without important medications and karen is a diabetic and gregg's job at a resort is now gone along with that fire. karen's daughter lives in the tampa area and he's established a gofundme account to help them. it's posted on our facebook page, or rather or website wfla.com. so you can go the >>> we're also following breaking news at a fire in south tampa where an apartment bu

thank you. >>> now, to the ashes of gatlinburg. the death toll from the devastating wildfire has risen to 11 this morning and we've learned that a tampa couple who moved to gatlinburg are among those survivors. >> they narrowly escaped those deadly flames and now for the first story of survival. we're told that they had it make a split second decision to save their lives. >> yeah, that's right. imagine being in that situation. what would you do? they left behind their medications and their photos almost everything, but they say that deciding what they should take was an easy call. they grabbed their dogs and stuffed them down their jackets. they ran down ski mountain in . >> both sides of the roads flames 15, 20 feet tall. we walked down ski mountain road through the flames with masks over our face and our dogs under our coat. we walked all the way through the middle of gatlinburg on parkway stomping out as we were going . >> a passer by finally picked the couple up and their dogs taking them to safety. and this morning they're in

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gatlinburg is. buildings. it's not anything else, but the people. we are the strongest community i have ever seen and we're going to be good. we're going to be strong, we're going to be back better than ever. >> officials say the goal is to open main roads on monday so residents can slowly begin returning home. >>> entertainer dolly parton is helping the victims of the tennessee wildfires. she is donating $1000 a month for who lost their homes. >>> immigration was a hot topic during the presidential election that could be a hot topic in the florida state legislature. our capital bureau investigator says there could be an argument brewing over how much students pay for college. >> how much do we want? >> reporter: undocumented students from across the state took to the capital in 2014. week after week, they rallied in support of a bill that granted in-state tuition to some undocumented children looking to go to college. the historic bill was passed with bipartisan support. >> we have the funding to p

. >>> now, to the ashes of gatlinburg tennessee. there's more heartache this morning for families up in the great smoky mountains. the wildfires are now blamed for killing at least 11 people and crews are searching for those who are still missing. the fires left a path of destruction as you see in this drone video giving us a a tampa couple narrowly escaped those wildfires and now for the first time we're hearing their story. >> they had moved to tennessee to start over but of course those raging wildfires had a change in plans for them and it burned their dream to the ground. starting over in life is never easy but starting over and facing this, this is awful. >> a tremendous story but they do have their morning. they moved from tampa to gatlinburg a year ago leaving behind friends and family here in the bay area to start that new chapter in their lives but on monday night wildfires drove them from their home with just seconds if not minutes to react. with flames shooting 30 feet into the air the sound of snapping trees all around

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the fires, which spread in gatlinburg and pigeon forge monday, charred thousands of acres and destroyed hundreds of homes and buildings. more than 14 thousand have been forced to leave know how many people are unaccounted for. right now, crews are battling a massive fire at a rec center in tampa. the winston park recreation center is on destin drive, west of the selmon expressway near south 76th steet. details are still coming in, but take a look at this picture from hillsborough county rescue. you can see just how massive this fire is. an investigation is underway to find out what caused it, according to our news partners with the tampa bay times, the rec center was going to be renovated by the vinik family and the the boys & girls clubs of tampa bay. some sad news to pass on this morning.. the police officer that was shot in tacoma, washington, has died. the officer hasn't been identified. what we do know is that they were responding to a domestic times and is believed to still be barricaded inside the home. right now that neighborhood is on lockdown. this story has a lot of you talki

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polo sandoval, cnn, gatlinburg tennessee.ixed message today on a deadly police shooting in the central valley. the fresno police chief reveals his findings. >> britteny: it will be windy in might tahoe all throughout the bay area with most of the day tomorrow. and over rainfall totals. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. >> steve: spoke about the june shootings thing that they've bought a part of policy when they shot and killed a noble four times. the fourth and final shot might have been properly avoided guinea e >> steve: elitist to improve the best track of the practices made on the use of deadly force was in fact learychief dyer went on to say that a thorough investigation finds that the use of deadly force was in fact, objectively reasonable. he did not explain what type of

gatlinburg remains closed and under a curfew tonight. homeowners may be allowed to return in the coming days. and severe storms created an outbreak of tornadoes across the south. as if wildfires aren't enough, two people were killed by a possible twister in tennessee...and businesses were destroyed. in alabama, another possible tornado killed three people. this time lapse video is the storm arriving in atlanta. lights add that special twinkle to your christmas light display... but they're also attracting grinches. 10news reporter courtney robinson shows you what some are doing to stop laser sharp thieves. 2008 43 it's not beginning to look like christmas check it out for yourself it is christmas from twinkling lights to reindeer to elves and tinsel is just about everything and this year laser lights. they've become a target for grinches 56 -- -- each year since 1982 . vance mcilwaine aka pop . puts out the goods. -- 200016-21 and i just keep on doing it. i do a little bit each day, keep on going. -- part of his process is protecting his

. >>> many still in shock after wildfires tour there gatlinburg, tennessee. many areas have seen the heavy rain, but now 7 people total are dead in the wildfires. even with the rain today, the homes are still smoldering. burned. gatlinburg remains closed and under curfew. >>> two people killed in a twister. this time lapse video is the storm arriving in atlanta. >>> a woman caught this on area. the area was under a tornado watch at the time it touched down and more severe weather is possibility for the south tonight. >>> just the right touch, they add christmas light to decorations, but some are stealing the lights. >> reporter: it was not christmas, it is christmas. check out the lights here. there's just about everything and this year laser lights, they have become a target for grinches. each year since 1982 this man put out the goods. >> i do a little bit each day and keep going. >> reporter: part of his wonder land. was this a thief's dream? >> yes, at first, but now i put fish line around it and they will have to steal all of them to get it. >> reporter:

we managed to make it into the city of gatlinburg about an hour ago.till very difficult. we're coming to you live from my iphone, so please bear with me if we have any tech issues. this is why they're not letting people in. this is still smoke burning in the city. and one of the challenges is, of course, that main road from pigeon forge into gatlinburg. it remains closed. that is making the recovery efforts very difficult. the gatlinburg city manager said one of the goals just looking into next week is to reopen two of the main arteries on monday as well as the smaller streets. when you drive around gatlinburg now, it pretty much looks like a ghosttown. the rain has been pouring in. it rained last night. but the weather has been very unpredictable. those goals depend on the weather. i want you to listen to the superintendent of the national park here. this is what he told us about that rain last night. let's listen. >> do not let the rain from yesterday give us a false sense of security. it has taken us time to get to this point. it's going to take us

at least 300 of those properties are in the resort town of gatlinburg. local officials reensuring officials today as they assess the damage offering condolences to the families of those lost in the fire. >> gatlinburg is the people. that's what gatlinburg is. it's not the buildings. it's not the stuff in the building it is. it's not anything. but it's the and we're the strongest community i've ever seen. all of us that are working here extend our prayer, our prayers and our thoughts to the families of those victims. it is certainly a destressing time for all of us. >> mandatory evacuation orders remain in affect for 14,000 people in and around gatlinburg. great smokey mountains superintendent says the first human cause but additional ignitions caused by downed power lines as the damage spread. officials allow residents to return to their homes in most of the areas affected by the fires by this weekend. in new york, laura ingalls fox 25 news. >> and more details now, the dollywood theme park barely escaped serious damage in those wild fires and now dolly

(sot mike werner, gatlinburg, mayor of tennessee #us tn wildfires mayor 20161201i) you have trees down, power lines down, and some of them are still live. propane tanks leaking. leaking.a sevier county official says the death toll from the fires has now risen to 13, including one person who appears to have died from a heart attack while trying to escape the flames. 3 ford is recalling more than 680-thousand cars -- most of them in north america -- over a seatbelt defect.it comes after at least two people were injured in two accidents related to the issue.the vehicles in question are and mondeo models from 2013 to 2016.ford says the problem could cause a seatbelt to snap during a crash.ford will notify the owners of the affected vehicles. house speaker paul ryan will be featured this sunday on cbs' "60 minutes". 3 pelley: you called donald trump a racist.ryan: no, i didn't. i said his comment was. was. the janesville republican talks with scott pelley about the differences he's had with the president-elect and the prospects for a donald trump presidency, donald trump's a very-- he was a

storms moving through the gatlinburg area helping a lot of firefighters battle those flames. that's what a lot of people prayed for but it doesn't do anything for the hundreds of homes and buildings already burned entirely to the ground. >> latoya: this largest fire for the volunteer state in more than a century. many of these people now in shelters literally ran for their

. >>> and now to the ashes of gatlinburg. the out of control forest fires have left their mark on the great smoky mountains. flames rolling through gatlinburg and pigeon forge. the death count remains at 7 an but many are hurting. we have had reports of families out in the charred hills searching for missing loved ones. firefighrs fires but seems like a never ending battle as they brace for more fires. a terrifying 48 hours that have left 250 homes and businesses destroyed. tonight more than 14 residents remain in nearby shelters. >> it is not anything but red. i was taking care of an elderly lady and our animals out. time to get three miles south of mimmenville are dealing with tornado damage. more homes and businesses destroyed. >>> more bad weather. a waterspout turned in to a tornado earlier today in the panhandle. take a will be. the tornado was captured on cell phone video as it moved to the city of destin. the southeast has seen a day of wild water in tennessee, alabama and in georgia. >> dangerous and on the round. fi

(standup bridge: craig boswell/cbs news/gatlinburg, tn)"the couple tried to get away in mountain. they had to get into someone else's car to escape." they were among 14-thousand people who evacuated gatlinburg monday and were allowed back in friday for a few hours to look around.(nats) the fire hopscotched through the city, leveling over a thousand homes and buildings, leaving others untouched.(nats of people driving through flames)the tennessee emergency management agency put out an evacuation order monday night but many people never received the alert on their phones, possibly due to old technology and at that burned down. (sot: amanda howard/fire evacuee)"did you get a text alert? no, we didn't get any alert."local officials would not say if the evacuation call should have been made sooner.(sot: mayor larry waters/sevier county, tn) 11:45:33 "we're not going to get into that right now, they did the best they could and we're sorry for that but we're not going to get into monday morning quarterbacking."the fire killed more people than any other u-s wildfire in the last 13 years.c

now we just have to rise back up to where we were. >> reporter: her employer, ober gatlinburg, a ski is also slowly reopening. nearly half their 300 employees were somehow affected by the fire, says kate bardilo. >> the people that run the registers that, you know, make your ice cream or your coffees or help you with your rental ski boots, they may have lost their homes. what we can do right now is reopen the town and move forward. >> reporter: manuel bojorquez, cbs news, gatlinburg, tennessee. >> morgan: coming up next, how to handle an mornl your airplane. we'll show you how crews are traend to get everyone out in less than 90 seconds. cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may

>>russell: wildfires in gatlinburg really hit home for a couple in lakeland. they sent us pictures of their cabin before the fires and then after. we'll show you at 7:00. >>jennifer: and we always run stories about how expensive child care is. how about the dog? >>russell: if it doesn't make you turn off your christmas lights when you go to bed, nothing will. look at that. it's all ahead at 7:00. >>dave: and 60 degrees out at the beach this morning. it's pretty, too. north-northeast. a little brisk winds at 15 miles an hour. tampa net cam, sun will be up in eight minutes. 59 degrees in tampa now and 55 in lakeland with that north wind at six. aines sso i use excedrin. from my life. it starts to relieve migraine pain in just 30 minutes. and it works on my symptoms, too. now moments lost to migraines are moments gained with excedrin. [heartbeat] i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the b

which will allow folks at least some here in gatlinburg to come back in and begin cleaning up. lester? >> all right, kerry sanders in tennessee, thank you. >>> there are new developments sparked violent protests. prosecutors have decided not to charge an officer for the killing of keith lamont scott in charlotte, north carolina in september. authorities maintain scott, whose wife recorded the confrontation, had a gun on him. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. >> more than two months after this dramatic video stunned the nation, today the district attorney announced that brent vincent, the charlotte police officer who shot and killed keith lamont scott, >> it's my opinion that officer vincent acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. >> the shooting sparked nights of violent unrest here. social media catapulted the story into the national spotlight, based on false information, the prosecutor says. according to state investigators, initial witness accounts that scott was holding a book proved to be false. his wife's statement she didn't know he

authorities in gatlinburg, tennessee estimate deadly wildfires have caused more than 500-million- dollars in damage. 14 people were killed and more than 24-hundred buildings destroyed or damaged. officials with the great smoky mountains national park say there was no way to control the fire in the park before extreme winds carried the flames into the gatlinburg area. authorities also say a text deadly wildfires --- wasn't sent because cell towers went out of service before agency leaders had a chance to agree on the message's wording. meanwhile-- country music star and gatlinburg native dolly parton is helping those affected by the wildfire. the singer hosted a telethon last night to raise money for the victims. "the smoky mountains rise: a benefit for the my people fund" featured big musical guests like kenny rogers, reba mcentire and cyndi lauper. the fund will provide 1-thousand dollars every month for six months to the more than 13-hundre kim back to you. bill cosby returns for day two of his key pre-trial hearing in pennsylvania this morning he's been charged with aggravated indecent

. >> reporter: parts of gatlinburg, tennessee look like a burned ghost town with homes burned to the ground. >> we are still having because of the wind trees that are falling, taking down power lines. that's limiting our access into some of these areas. >> reporter: many people were forced to evacuate seeking refuge in red cross shelters. greg lanham and his family spent the night after escaping the fire. >> looking out at every window you can, our watching for a glow in the distance. um, you know, smoke everywhere. >> reporter: these two moved to gatlinburg from mississippi about a month and a half ago. they only had time to grab their 14-month-old son william and his diaper bag. >> we don't know what to do or what we're gonna do. we don't have anywhere to go. [ sirens ] >> reporter: officials say more than4 more than 400 people are working to put it out. >> i have gotten calls from surrounding states saying how can we help. >> reporter: gatlinburg mayor is trying to aid his community while dealing with his own loss. >> i had an opportunity to drive through town and confirm the fact

guys. >> jennifer gray in gatlinburg. >>> the north carolina governor's race is not decided. state board of election ordering a partial recount. 94,000 votes in durham county. voting irregularitieirregularit. republican governor pat mccrory lost to roy cooper by 10,000 votes. >>> arianna huffington is known for digital media. she left the web site that bears her name and launching a new company on corporate wellness. it is a goal to help people unplug and recharge and work smarter. she draws a direct line with more sleep and shareholder value. i sat down with her yesterday to see how this benefits all employees from anchors to ceos. >> do you have a message to those type a people watching our show at 5:00 a.m.? you want to tell them to go back to sleep? >> my message is best to follow christine's advice. christine goes to sleep at 8:00 p.m. if you have to get up early, go to sleep as early as you can. create a transition to sleep to make it easy. charge your phone outside your bedroom. have a hot shower or bath to disconnect from your day so you are able to really go to sleep

two juveniles are charged. 14 people were killed in and around gatlinburg. more than 145 were hurt. 17,000 acres burned. demarco morgan has thebr >> oh, god. >> reporter: the two juveniles arrested this morning for allegedly starting the fire are tennessee residents, and that's about all officials were able to say about them because they are minors. james dunn is the sevier county district attorney. >> all options available to the state when dealing with juveniles are on the table, including the possibility of seeking a transfer of these juveniles to adult criminal >> reporter: hurricane-force winds and drought conditions quickly spread the wildfire into the resort town of gatlinburg, which gets 11 million visitors a year. 14,000 people had to evacuate and more than 1,700 buildings were damaged or destroyed. we were there last friday when thousands were allowed to return to see what was left of their homes and businesses. >> it's a mess, but this was our bed. >> reporter: terry calhoun, walked into the family's one-bedroom apartment that was destroyed. >> we

we traveled to gatlinburg to see the damage for ourselves. you see the smoldering rubble of the very picturesque region of tennessee. heavy rains helped the firefighters extinguish the flames and now residents are rebuilding their lives and accessing the region for self d several days. the general public will access on friday as the investigation presses forward with two juveniles behind bars. >>> thank you. disturbing details in the warehouse fire in oakland. the city said the warehouse had not been inspected for 30 years. there were repeated complaints over the years about the warehouse. many of them about trash piling up in the empty lot next door. this comes as the warehouse had a makeshift stairwell and no sprinklers and no exits to the street from the second floor. >>> dramatic day in court in the dylann roof murder case. the 22-year-old is accused of killing nine people last year during bible study last at ame church in charles, south carolina. prosecuto prosecutors described him as cold and calculating. one witness described him as ev

beyond wisconsin residents of gatlinburg, tennessee, are taking a first look at their homes ravaged by wildfires.the town is still closed to the outsiders, but some residents are now allowed to go and check on their houses.a massive wildfire burned hundreds of homes in the resort town last week. officials say they are still searching the area, so more victims could be discovered. rain is in the forecast this week.. which may help douse the devastating wildfires. a new york city corrections police say just after 9 last night, someone walked up to the 25 year old woman's car and fired into it.it's unclear if she was intentionally targeted or if the shooting was random. the death toll continues to climb in a warehouse fire in oakland, california.officials have confirmed 33 deaths in the fire that broke out in the warehouse during an electronic dance party on friday night. officials say about 40-percent searched and they expect the

gatlinburg city leaders say more gatlinburg city leaders say more than 400 buildings have been damaged or destroyed. thousands are living in emergency shelters and several people have been reported missing. in tennessee -- and in alabama -- people are cleaning up from deadly tornadoes. blamed for five deaths. several teens were hurt when winds flattened a closed daycare center they were using for shelter. the threat continues as the line of severe weather continues to move east. today, president-elect donald trump kicking off a "thank you" tour today following his white house win. this, as we learn more about finalists for key positions in his new administration, and questions about his promise to drain the swamp. abc's janai norman breaking down the latest from billion-dollar business man turned president-elect. wntrumptransitionpkg sot lakeisha austin it's a victory for the little guy today donald trump will head to indianapolis to talk about the deal to keep a thousand jobs and a carrier manufacturing plant from moving to mexico. wntrumptransitionpkg natsot - fb video ?.to move prod

of than half of them in the city of gatlinburg. still, there are signs of hope. larry waters/ sevier county mayor: "we still do have some active fires going on, but certainly the rain has been assisting that effort, and we thank the big guy up above for that rain.... we have rescued three people who were positive news for a change.in addition, dolly parton's dollywood foundation is offering one-thousand dollars a month for six months to familes who've lost their homes. a change to federal overtime rules that was supposed to go into effect today has ben put on hold.cbs 2 news reporter joe who need help who lost their homes. >>> cbs 2news reporter explains what it employers. >> the change in federal overtime raises the threshold to $46,000 but that change is in limbo. a federal judge in texas granted a temporary injunction blocking the change as part of two lawsuits. the increase would raise the 4.2 million. to manage the increase, employers have to pay the over time, and raise salaries above the threshold. employers have already mad

she grew up near gatlinburg. now parton is promising to donate a thousand dollars a month to each family affected by the fires for at least six months. she's asking people to join in by donating to the dollywood foundation and using the hashtag my people fund. ben: "good morning america" will have in-depth coverage of the tennessee wildfires. gma starts at 7:00 a.m. right after wisn 12 news this morning. >>> newborn starts to choke but the 11-year-old sister saves the day. the baby girl just two days old when she started choke. the sister just learned cpr at the school in massachusetts. so when the mother started panic, the sister took over. >> nervous? >> a little. but i tried to stay in the moment and save her. i didn't want anything to happen learning cpr could come in handy. she wants to be a veterinarian and use some of the life saving skills to help animals. >> abc star is using her voice to educate people about cancer. actress bellamy young is best known for her role on the hit show "scandal." young lost h

toll has risen to 14 in gatlinburg tennessee, national park service says 1700 buildings are either damaged or destroyed by fires. mass tech messages telling people to evacuate was never sent because the fire disable communication services. >> after month of protesting against the dakota acid pipeline, the tribe and their support versa reason to celebrate. the army corpse every engineers announced yesterday it will not allow the pipeline to cross through the reservation land. the court says alternative routes need to be explored before the pipeline mostly complete, except for this in north dakota next to the missouri river. representatives say they welcome the decision. >> we now know what caused the street of center city to fill with this white foam yesterday afternoon or saturday afternoon, i should say, breaker at the peco stations releasing large and the of fire fighting foam from the station. about 2700 peco customers lost power. all of that power has since

>> reporter: residents returning to gatlinburg, tennessee, will see the city's downtown mostly intact. hundreds of homes have been lines down which is -- some of them are still live. you got propane tanks leaking. >> you can see the burn lines right here. >> reporter: in the nearby mountains, they made it home. >> everything around us is burned. the cabin it stopped. >> reporter: their neighbors was not. >> everything gone. >> reporter: firefighters are still working to contain the flames spanning more than 17,000 acres even after two again. that's why we are here, trying to prevent that from happening. >> reporter: the wildfire forced more than 14,000 people to evacuate, injured dozens and killed at least 11. to help families recover, dolly parton, a native of the area announced the my people's fund. >> to recover, we want to make sure that the dollywood

. >> new video this morning, a drone captures the devastation in gatlinburg tennessee, the wildfire death toll is climbing this morning. coming up how a tampa couple escaped with their lives. >> and governor rick scott giving us an update on the zika virus in florida. >>> thank you for joining us. we're going to head straight over for a look at our weather. >> it is shaping up to be just a started off a little bit cool and breezy and the breezes are still going but right now christ statistical clear skies. 66 degrees now and max defender 8 is running free and clear. 67 in tampa, 64 in zephyrhills, still hanging onto 50s for brooksville. dry that's word for the day. we'll usher in some lighter breezes this afternoon but bone dry air, we may get a few png course of the afternoon. sunny and 75 kind of hard to beat that and the breezes do come down for the rest of the day. we'll show your complete weekend forecast in just a bit. >>> developing this morning, south tampa firefighters threatened as they try to put out a burning apartment building. when fire crews arrived a man on the second floo

the death toll from the fires in the gatlinburg area has also been raised. it's now up to seven people. and officials now believe more than seven ?hundred structures were damaged or destroyed. and most residents of gatlinburg are ?still under a mandatory evacuation. but the mayor ?may re-open the area tomorrow so business owners can finally survey the damage. the white house says president obama has now spoken to tennessee governor -- bill haslam. the president the recovery. fema resources are already on the way. eight ?years after he was sentenced for manslaughter... a tampa man could finally be set ?free today. a judge on wednesday granted bond... for "trevor dooley." the bond is 100,000 dollars. the judge granted it wednesday after dooley and his attorney's argued that he should be let out while he waits for his ?new trial. he's appealing his manslaughter conviction for the second time. dooley shot and killed david james back in 2010a&at time claiming he was defending himself. he was ultimately sentenced to 8 years. james's family - reacting with dissapoi

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much needed finally in the scorched city of gatlinburg. that's good news. search and rescue teams going door to door looking for survivors who were trapped inside their homes. mayor mike warner says even without buyers the search is dangerous. >> is a major shot because your trees down, power lines down which some of them are still alive. you've got propane tanks leaking. it's just a multitude of things that she had to consider. lauren: the rain also causes mudslides. or 10,000 people evacuated. they still don't know when they can return to their homes. dolly parton's foundation donated $1000 a month to families who lost their homes in the wildfires. thank you, mr. nicole: opec cutting production yesterday. i gave a boost of energy overall and the shanghai composite up three quarters of 1% in china. the nikkei in japan up 1.1%. hong kong hang seng gaining more than one third of 1% in korea's kospi squeezing out again. lauren: figures on reporting november factory growth best numbers since january 2014. unfortunately live down there is sworn in. down half of

search and rescue efforts are ongoing but as of wednesday afternoon, the gatlinburg police chief said only a fraction of the homes in the city had been checked. (wildfires presser gatlinburg tn ) (cheif brackins) "i'd say we've been to 30 percent or less so far." eighty five year old reverend ed taylor is among the missing. his neighbor says she found his dog abandoned when she went to check on him - tell his family. i feel so helpless because i can't tell them anything positive so i just tell them to keep the faith, keep the hope and things will turn out alright local officials say they are working with the state to quickly process unemployment and insurance claims for those who lost their homes, businesses...or jobs because of the fire. gatlinburg mayor mike werner says he's already received more than $100-thousand dollars in donations from local businesses to help the relief effort. (dolly pr (dolly parton) "now i've always believed that charity begins at home..."(4 sec) sevier county native dolly parton -- whose local theme park "dollywood" was threatened but not damaged by the fi

people are trapped by the gatlinburg fires. they have only been able to search about 30% of the city. abc's linzie janis has more from gatlinburg. >> reporter: those heavy rains are helping, but high winds sparked at least eight new fires in the great smoky mountains. these firefighters taking their >> they've not wavered. even the ones that lost everything -- >> why is every cabin on fire. >> reporter: the death toll rising, now at least seven killed since the fires exploded sunday night, forcing thousands to flee for their lives. >> go, go, go. >> it appears to be human caused. >> reporter: several still missing. michael reed is searching for his wife and daughter. >> i told her to call 911 and i haven't heard from her since. >> reporter: reality is setting in as displaced residents survey the damage. >> reporter: we went with travis as he got a first look at his parent's home of 43 years. >> the kitchen table was right there. >> reporter: the rubble still too hot to search for his father's purple heart. >> fire can't take me

./// gatlinburg, tennessee residents will be allowed to go back to their homes for a few hours. last night, authorities raised the death toll to 11 people.... dozens of others injured. roxana saberi has the latest on one of the deadliest wildfires in u.s. history. residents returning to gatlinburg, tennessee today will see their city's downtown mostly intact but hundreds of homes have burned to the ground (mike werner, gatlinburg, mayor of tennessee: you have trees down, power lines down, and some of them are still live. you've got propane tanks leaking. in the nearby mountains... the lapinksies already made it home. you case ....their cabin was spared. everything around us is burned, and the cabin, it stopped. their neighbor's was not. everything's gone. firefighters are still working to contain the flames spanning more than 17-thousand acres even after two days of rain. firefighter - ) this hillside is trying to light up again. that's why we're here. we're trying to prevent that from happening. the wildfire forced evacuate injured dozens and killed at least 11. to help familie

a new perspective on devastating wildfires near gatlinburg tennessee this is drone video showing the shells of burnt covers thousands of acres the death toll rose ten today and cruz found more bodies and out fires out at least 80 people are injured more than 700 buildings have burns and 300 justin gatlinburg alone the reopen tomorrow to allow that thousand evacuees back in. starting today a single search warrant comes to get federal agents access to millions of americans computers and cell phones the justice department saying the changes necessary to help the blind side with criminals a bipartisan group stops at the senate leader denied a request for a vote. a hacking and surveillance promising a a number to repeal it in the next congress. a warning from google tonight about your phone how hackers are using your device further again and what google is doing to stop it. watching it snow in the mountains and some of that will breach the metro areas will have now a problem summer's consumer alert affecting more than 1.3 million android phones all because of which google is mourning cons

. >>> the death toll has grown to in gatlinburg, tennessee. this is drone video. the fire. about 75 others have been injured. officials say they are making progress in the search for survivors. 14,000 people from gatlinburg and pigeon ford forced to evacuate the area monday night. >>> more than a dozen confirmed tornadoes hilt louisiana, ss alabama. at least five people are dead, dozens more injured. >> there's so much that needs to be done, i don't know where to start. >> reporter: connor hughes like many here in jackson county has returned to what's left of his home. he's struggling to scrape up the essentials of life. >> collate some bowls and stuff so i can get something to drink. >> reporter: hundreds of structures were levelled and jim smith lost his business. >> my business is gone. no big deal. i'll get it all together and restart! >> it's coming right at us. >> reporter: you can see the path of destruction and ruin. the severe weather system began in alabama, blew into tennessee, georgia, and headed for the carolinas. 100 miranda rights north in tennessee, athens i

want to talk about the situation in gatlinburg, tennessee.s is where 13 people died after this major wildfire. >> yeah, and you know, there's also been 700 confirmed structures lost, as well. and leading up to the christmas holiday season, coming off of a busy tourist season for this part of tennessee, you can imagine that the feeling of great loss is so palpable across the area now. we want to show you footage. a gentleman who took his own cell phone just to one of the 700 structures that were demolished in this raging, raging inferno. you see the chimney still stands here. the fire hit the communities of gatlinburg, pigeon force, and the surrounding areas adjacent to the great smoky mountains national park. there's so many areas that didn't get burned in the fire perimeter, but gatlinburg was in the center of the wildfire. what we've done is calculated and compared the size so you at home can get an understanding of what the residents have had to deal with over the past week or so. this area that you see highlighted in the orange, that is t