cases here at hanford.he giant farms displayed across the flat belly. this one did not smell right at all thought matheson. >> she was dragged out of her house against her will. in 28 years i have never seen that before. >> reporter: whatever happened here must haves be been planned thought out. >> it looks like a staged crime scene for jewelry, nothing was missing but her and her van. >> reporter: have somebody been trying to make it look like debbie hawk had been kidnapped or a failed intention to show that she just left home? >> i believe it was designed to look like a missing person's case. the bed was made. most folks don't that. >> reporter: had the perpetrator looking for something? >> there were paper work that would have been put away at least stacked up. it was not. it was scattered and this financial document was on top. >> reporter: significant? maybe. but certainly significant with the sound neighbors reported hearing in the middle of the night. the night before debbie's kids arrived at her doo

weather service in hanford of course that's in the central valley just south of fresno this happenedoximately 08:20pm tonight, so again this is 15 minutes ago, lasted a good 45 seconds preliminary report of a 7.1 quake with the epicenter of 11 miles from ridgecrest so that is from the national weather service in hand for the la times is tweeting breaking news, southern california has experienced another large earthquake. preliminary reports put it at a 7.1. but again the usgs is still saying 6.9 of course these numbers will change has a refined their information but you get the idea 6.9 7.1 that is a significant earthquake. >>some people are saying on twitter that this shaking lasted for up to 40 seconds again, it's all relative to how close you are to the epicenter. but that's a long 40 seconds to start feel the earth shaking up underneath you other reports that i'm reading right now we're saying that people saw street lights starting to shake and a they can also feel it during a summer league game in vegas. there's a and b nba summer league game. but that's a las vegas which is als

the central valley, some these temperatures in the central valley all the way from her said through hanford to calling all the way down in the bakersfield expected to be a between about a 103 and a 108 degrees maybe even hotter than that as we head in toward the weekend to advisories continuing out toward a santa maria san luis obispo as well as that hot weather will continue tomorrow is not going to be a slouch either these numbers soaring to a 106 degrees in fresno one oh 3 in bakersfield 90 in los angeles, so definitely some hot weather not only that but we may be some seems more thunderstorms in the coming days. we're toward the north bay right now see some patchy fog down below but just going to remaining very patchy overnight tonight as high pressure builds overhead that is going to compress that marine air but look at all the thunderstorms in the sierra nevada if you plan on doing any camping this week in this year be prepared likely going to be nice and beautiful morning hours then you see these big cumulus towers developing in the afternoon before you know it you've got those thund

fire marshal has authorized a statewide mobilization for the wildfire that's close to the former hanford nuclear site. >>> in california firefighters are winning the battle against a brush fire in ventura county. the south ink fire spread quickly after it was sparked by target practice on private property. a fire official says no homes or any of the area's famed orchards were burned. >>> there is an urgent manhunt for a killer in baton rouge, louisiana after police discovered a body of the beloved founder of the african-american museum there. >> authorities say the body of 75-year-old sadie roberts joseph was discovered in the trunk of a car. abc's alex perez has that story from baton rouge. >> reporter: authorities in baton rouge, louisiana on the hunt for whoever killed a beloved founder of the african-american history museum here. sadie roberts joseph was a local icon. her murder sending shock waves through this community. >> this particular crime on this particular individual left me empty. >> reporter: the prominent community leader's body was found friday, stuffed in the trunk of t

. >> and your investigation with hanford by trump campaign officials use of encryption communications is that right? >> we believe that to be the case. >> there were a lot of examples brought up a potentially how mr. trump or people in his orbit were trying to undermine the investigation. i guess the question is whether this is more of an impact for the public seeing this on tv and seeing mr. mueller say the statements on tv. >> time will tell and the dust will settle. we will see whether it moves the needle. to representatives while well one of the things i was encouraged by along with eric swalwell and others saying what is a learning here? we think trump is a problem but what is the learning? he talked today about a bill that would require campaigns to divulge whether they have been in contact with foreign governments. i think that is a proactive step. if we want to learn anything here, then we need to learn that there are nations that have it out for us. china, north korea, and we will see those countries in the mix in 2020. >> it offered another dire warning. >> it is happening r

we go through a process of being -- when you look at the history of this country, when you look at hanford, for instance, when you look at the manhattan project and all of the cleanup that we have a massive amount of work to be done in the future, so, you know, we prioritize it as best we can, and i think do a relatively passable job of my bet is you think they probably need to spend a little bit more money in the san fernando valley. >> i'm guessing everybody wants more money to be spent. >> i'm pretty sure that the senators from washington state have the same observation that there's not enough money spent in the hanford side to suit them. >> i do think it would be worth us taking a better look at how these decisions are made, maybe the metrics and how we can just better understand that and explain it back to our constituents as well. i do commend the department or restarting the lodos radiation program. really quick, i know i don't have a lot of time left, but i want to turn to freedom gas and renewables, and secretary perry last month you rehe's leasted an announcement the department w

senators from washington state have a say in observation that there's not enough money spent in the hanford site to suit them. >> maybe the metrics and how we can better understand that and explain it to the constituents but i do commend to the the pret for restarting the program and if we want fewer resources to be spent we should change our regulation. really click i know i don't have a lot of time left i want to turn to the freedom gas and renewables. last month he released an announcement they would be expanding to spread to other countries and while i applaud the desire to increase the competitiveness of the u.s. prevent the export of the energy technologies to other countries, i am concerned that the majority is spent advocating for coal and natural gas as opposed to the resources, so i'm wondering if you can just talk about how those other sources whether it is solar, wind, geothermal are going to be included in these plans in terms of exports. >> i remind people of my history with friends. there wasn't an elected official in the country, not the governor, not the president, no one w