i'm a believer. >> i am harris faulkner.sident obama met with the national security time following reports of chemical weapons attack in syria against the sits citizens. throw 55 people were killed in a chemical assault. if confirmed it is the worstous of chemical since saddam hussein gassed the kurds. >> there was a march on the national mall commemorating the march 50 yearsing on. i am harris faulkner and now back to huckabee. headlines when you want them on fox noews.comment >> we had a question from a facebook page. a doctor concerned she would not be able to cope her office open under obama care. in a personal survey, i talked to doctors, 186 out offon 86 face-to-face kfrgdz with were they supportive of obama care, all against it. and talked to four doctors for it and all of them on university hospital teaching staffs or sal rowed doctors and they don't worry about the business side of medicine. what we ought to be doing is empower the doctors to it make the health care decision. not bureaucrats. they know where you liv

. >> i am harris faulkner. a man a cowed of double murder on the run with a young girl he kidnapped. authorities turning to what appears to be the best place to go if you don't want to be found. the frank church river of no return wilderness. the search for 16 year old hannah anderson and joe dimaggio focusing on the sprawling expanse of land in central ida ho. and covering 2 million acre and includes hundreds of miles of trails and crosses over wild white water rivers and home to mountain lines and wolfs and black bores. hikers are advised to love no trace behind. this is the trail that is leading in the willed areness area. a horse back rider saw a man and girl matching their description and didn't realize until he got home and learned about her disappearance. he called the amber tip line. >> they had gear and camping equipment and i think he described the interaction odd and nothing alarming. >> dimaggio is a suspect in the murders of hannah's brother and eight year old brother ethan. their bodies were found

relief in action. >> i am harris faulkner. this is a fox news alert.red hannah anderson's, the 16-year-old kidnapped and we were told that a double murder had taken her into this wilderness area in ida ho. it started in san diego, california and now authorities say they killed the suspect and young hannah is safe. a new's conference happening now. >> the first thing hannah appeared to be safe and was rescued and ro reunited with her family in the near future. we would have liked mr. dimaggio to surrender and face the justice in the court of law. that is not the case. >> did she have any injuries if >> not that i know of. she will be taken to the hospital where she is thoroughly evaluated before the detectives or fbi agents interview her. (inaudible) >> no, i don't have any information in that regard. (inaudible) >> we will -- mr. anderson will be transported to ida ho and reunited with his daughter tomorrow morning sometime. >> what is the case? >> there is obviously still a lot of investigation to be done. we'll be talking to hannah and getting more d

>> i'm harris faulkner in tonight for shepard smith. the u.s.ns to release evidence this week to show the syrian 1:00 government was behind a chemical attack that killed hundreds of people, including children. now the white house plans to brief congress about the intelligence tomorrow. president obama has just spoken a few moments ago about the crisis in syria and a possible u.s. response. our ed henry live at the white house. ed, is the president any closer to a decision today? >> it seems like he's getting closer, harris. you noted that fox has learned that the white house tomorrow will brief key lawmakers about the intelligence they have. what we have not got yet, though, is a public report on some of that intelligence declassified so the public can see what evidence the white house, the president, does have before potentially launching military action. the other thing we have not seen is the president make any sort of public case for military action, some sort of address to the nation. he's edging closer to that in his interview tonight with

i am harris faulkner. the pope, leader of one billion catholics around the world has spoken about syria. as you know, world governments, including our own, are pondering what to do about the civil war in syria creating millions of refugees, putting pressure on neighboring muslim countries and potentially punching holes in an already fragile imbalance there. it could be the opening for terrorists to capitalize on the chaos in syria. aside from the wrangling by the politicians and diplomats, today, pope francis called for action, urging the international community to step up efforts to help syria end the war. the pope addressed tens of thousands of worshippers in st. peter's square, speaking about the terrible images showing innocent civilians under attack. he renewed calls for the syrian government and rebels to put down arms and start talking. pope francis also expressing love with prayers and solidarity to victims of the conflict and those suffering, especially the children. now to the new reaction in was

i am harris faulkner. we begin with new information on an al qaeda terror threat prompting washington to take record precautions around the globe. embassies, consulates remaining closed, a worldwide travel alert in place, and new details giving us some idea about why so many of our leaders are concerned and obama administration official confirms to fox news intelligence suggests al qaeda affiliates in yemen planned for something, quote, big and spectacular. and a source also telling fox news there's fear about terrorists possibly using surgically implanted bombs around the world. security outside u.s. embassies remaining tight. blast walls, troops, bomb squads being deployed. facilities in countries like yemen and libya. 22 embassies from north africa to east asia were closed today. in the past few hours, the state department telling us 19 of those will stay shut down until end of the week as a precautionary measure. lawmakers reacting to the threat today, including intelligence committee member tom rooney

i am harris faulkner.ack to "huckabee." ♪ >>> all right, just before the break we had a question from our facebook page, a doctor concerned she is not able to keep her office open under obama care. that's a concern a lot of doctors i know have. it is why in a personal survey, i have been talking to doctors 186 out of 186 that i face to face had a conversation with just to ask them if they were supportive of obama care, all against it. talked to four doctors who were for it, all of them on university hospital teaching staffs or are salaried doctors and don't have to worry about the business side of medicine. what we need to be doing is empowering doctors to make the health care decisions. not the bureaucrats. doctors actually know you, know where you live, and they care. and they ought to be able to have not only adequate payment for what they do, doctors save our lives, i think that's pretty valuable. what about incentives in the health care system for the outcomes. you see, right now doctors have an incen

i'm harris faulkner in tonight for shep.the o'reilly factor is on from boston. tonight. >> i have not made a decision. i have gotten options from our military. i had extense itive discussions with my national security team. >> bill: the world waiting anxiously to see if the u.s. will punish syria for using chem cam weapons. we will have the latest on this important story. >> still too much apathy when the lives of people of color are too often valued less than the lives of white people. >> is that true? does the establishment in america devalue the lives of minorities? we will discuss that provocative question with laura i can gram. >>

headquarters, i'm harris faulkner. in bakersfield. things went wrong. shrapnel went flying. man's injuries so severe he lost a leg. this is after contractors assured them viewers were safe distance away. >>> they looked into the background of snowden. they're now looking into how u.s. investigative services conducts background checks. that company was responsible for giving snowden the all-clear security review. he's wanted on espionage charges but it's free inside russia. i'm harris faulkner. now back to inside justice. >> christopher said i tossed him across the room. i don't remember it. i just got machld i guess it's an italian thing. we just do that. >> that was "real house wive of new jersey" teresa giudice. she's faced all kinds of drama. giudice and her husband have been charged. hubby joe also charged with failing to even file tax returns for years. they both face decades in jail. and, joe, not an american citizen could be deported. with me, former federal prosecute read bros. ski and attorney veronica chi cone who's no friend of teresa's. before i get into this 39

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. we're back tomorrow night.me 4 until the factor. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> i will just tell you what i have been hearing. they suspect maybe the police are killing some of these kids. >> bill: that was money unique davis a representative in illinois making incredible statement about the police. she will be here tonight. >> i'm inviting him for beemplet any time he would like to come down and sit down for the pub for a beer. >> i'm running for re-election in new jersey i don't have time for that at the moment. >> the verbal brawl heats up and the governor seems to want no detente. gutfeld and mcguirk on thanks the white house will have to scramble the state department, the pentagon and figure out where they go from here in their relationship with moscow.

. >> i am harris faulkner. how will the united states respond to the crisis in syria that has millions of people pouring over the borders trying to escape the slaughter house that their country has become. it could create now havens for terrorist and american national security time talked about the next step and talked about what is unfolding, pictures that are so hard to look at and impossible to aunticate and seem to go along with chemical attacks in syria. and more on the high level meeting for you. and first a deadly game of back and forth played out at this houred in of syria. they are accusing the anti- government rebels of using chemical weapons and others call that a thinly veiled attempt from the nerve gas assault on a neighborhood they say. defense secretary chuck hagel asked the pentagon to prepare military options for syria and that requires posiinging our forces. we know a fourth warm ship armed with ballistic missiles has been is not to the mediterranean sea. and the chief is there to urge the syr

i am heather childers in for harris faulkner. hope you had a great weekend. enjoy the week ahead.ern for "fox and friends" first. have a great week. "huckabee" starts now. >> tonight on huckabee, another delay in the affordab >>> tonight on "huckabee," another delay in the affordable care act. >> we keep delaying things. why don't we just delay the whole bill permanently, come up with a real solution. >> unaffordable, unpopular. is obama care unstoppable? >> what you're not reading about is the government actually abusing these programs. and listening in on people's phone calls, inappropriately reading people's e-mails. >> a new report says the nsa broke thousands of privacy rules over and over again. can anything be done to stop the abuse of

i'm harris faulkner. we have had a lot happening this hour. appreciate your time.e in seven seconds there is huckabee and at 11:30 p.m. eastern, and on the west coast, red eye. >> tonight, on huckabee. >> >> we should be doing everything we can as a country to create more good jobs that pay good wages. period. >> the president talks a good talk, but what's the truth about today's job market? >> i have been long time unemployed for four years. >> i have never been unemployed, this is the first time. >> 100 resume might get one interview. >> it's depressing and it's deceiving and it's humiliating. >> tonight, the real unemployment numbers and the real stories behind them. and. >> having the freedom to start your own business because you know you will be able to get healthcare. that's about jobs. >> is it about

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard asmith. this is "the fox report."relief for many members of congress and their staffers after the white house struck a deal with the personnel office of management, a deal that would allow the feds to continue covering a huge chunk of health care insurance. of course when we say the feds cover it, that means your tax dollars do. lawmakers have been worried that they and their staff members might have to spend a lot more to buy their own new coverage under the health care law, for which many of them voted. even this man, the acting commissioner of the irs, admitted yesterday he didn't want to switch to a new plan under the president's overhaul and the irs is the agency that will implement the overhaul as you may know. peter is live with the news in washington tonight. peter, what's the latest reaction from republicans? >> harris, remember that republicans are going to benefit from this move just as much as democrats will, but since today is the day the house voted to defund obamacare for the 40th time, one republican t

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. today, the administration went public with evidence that appears to show syrian military forces carried out a chemical weapons strike against civilians. one that left more than 141400 people dead, including more than 400 children. and president obama said we cannot accept a world in which innocent people are gassed on a terrible scale as he put it. >> the world has an obligation to make sure we maintain the norm against the use of chemical weapons. now, i have not made a final decision about various actions that might be taken to help enforce that norm. >> his comments came a short time after the white house released a declassified version of an intelligence report. it detailed the evidence against syrian leader bashar al assad fors. what we know about the alleged chemical weapons attack in damascus last week. it's something the secretary of state john kerry says matters to all of us he called it a crime against conscience it's are will its findings are clear as compelling. don't take

. >>> i'm harris faulkner. we begin tonight with a terror threat that prompted washington to take unprecedented precautionary measures around the world. those included closing embassies and consulates from north africa across the middle east all the way to east asia. then a global travel alert which remains in effect for all americans until the end of august. tonight, some signs things are beginning to return to normal. embassies like the one you see here in cairo are now back open for the first time in a week. in all, 18 facilities in operation again. two remain closed, though. one in yemen where the state department says there are, quote, ongoing concerns about al qaeda. the other in lahore, pakistan, which was shut down on tuesday because of a separate threat. arizona senator john mccain, who recently went to egypt, taking to twitter today, saying our decision to close down embassies shows al qaeda is on the rise in the middle east. and earlier today on "fox news sunday" the senator blaming president obama's

i am harris faulkner. now back to "huckabee." the issue.kabee. [ cheers and applause ] >>> max lieberman graduated in 2008, with a degree in chemical engineering, then a master's in economics and engineering in 2012. he is an ideal candidate for the green jobs the obama administration is promoting. but five years on, he still can't find a job that matches his education. max, we hear about a lot of green jobs. you have been five years out there beating the pavement. have you thought about relocating maybe to houston or oklahoma city where the oil and gas jobs are? is that something you've even looked at? >> i thought about it and exercised on it. sent my resume to people in california, texas, canada, overseas, had my ears to the ground. it is the same story where i go. always we respect your education, sounds great on paper, but we're just not hiring anybody for your position now. and it baffles me because everybody told me for years, whether it was my family, friends, advisers in psychologicschool, that i am on track. and the government wan

i'm harris faulkner. we have had a lot happening this hour. appreciate your time. stay where you are because in seven seconds there is huckabee and at 11:30 p.m. eastern, and on the west coast, red eye. >> tonight, on huckabee. >> >> we should be doing everything we can as a country to create more good jobs that pay good wages. period. >> the president talks a good talk, but what's the truth about today's job market? >> i have been long time unemployed for four years. >> i have never been unemployed, this is the first time. >> 100 resume might get one interview. >> it's depressing and it's deceiving and it's humiliating. >> tonight, the real unemployment numbers and the real stories behind them. and. >> having the freedom to start your own business because you know you will be able to get healthcare. that's about jobs. >> is it about jobs? small business owners say obama care makes it impossible for them to hire. >> the more dollars you take out of the owner's pocket, the less money you have to reinvest into the company. >> plus, want a solid well-paying career? di

stay fit on the inside with sunsweet's amazing juices. >>> i'm harris faulkner.kabee will be back tomorrow. you're joining me for a special second hour of the "fox report." president obama says the world cannot stand by while a dick tae dick tae dictator gases its own people. here's some of what president obama's statement was from earlier today. >> i have decided that the united states should take military action against syrian regime targets. this is would the be an open-ended intervention. we would not put boots on the ground, but

harris faulkner live from the newsroom with that. harris?call it the millennium project, jon and it is huge. a one million square foot luxury hotel space and offs. it would create of two of hollywood's tallest towers, one at 39 stories, there is a picture of it, the other at 35 stories all is set to move forward until a glitch. california top geologist says the earthquake fault is active and run beneath the millennium project. awkward timing because the city council approved the massive structure. many geologists are chiming in urging more seismic testing to dig boreholes in the earth to determine exactly where the fault lies. california law bars construction of any new buildings within 50 feet of the fault line. that is not very far. we should mention, l.a. is undergoing an enormous building boom. this is a picture of a different project set to be tallest building in southern california that will sit on which are shire. it will replace the old wilshire grand hotel. it millennium, what everybody is talking about in west l.a. right now, these

i'm harris faulkner, we're back tomorrow night, at the same time for fox report weekend, but now, get your friday night rolling with the factor. >>> the o'reilly factor is on, tonight. >> the president said he was going to bring every resource we have to identify and bring justice to the people responsible. can you name a single person who has been brought to justice because of benghazi? >> questions of a possible cover-up on benghazi, amid new reports that the cia was there the night of the attack. what did the government know and why all the secrets? we'll have a report. >> during his first 100 days, what has surprised you the most about this office, enchanted you the most, humbled you the most, troubled you the most. >> the factor is calling them out. >> this isn't journalism, this is idolatry. >> you won't believe what happened to one reporter. dana and i will analyze it. >> there's something here more than just the failure of the family or the fail yuure of an individual african-american to pursue a job. >> also tonight, tackling racism in america. >> caution, you are about to en

i'm harris faulkner. now back to inside justice. >> christopher said i tossed him across the room. i don't remember it. i just got machld i guess it's an italian thing. we just do that. >> that was "real house wive of new jersey" teresa giudice. she's faced all kinds of drama. giudice and her husband have been charged. hubby joe also charged with failing to even file tax returns for years. they both face decades in jail. and, joe, not an american citizen could be deported. with me, former federal prosecute read bros. ski and attorney veronica chi cone who's no friend of teresa's. before i get into this 39 hch count indictment, these are not good people. >> no, i would say so. >> you're an attorney. tell me why. >> i'm an attorney. >> your client is joe, someone who sued the giudices, and you ended up getting a verdict against them for how much? >> $267,000. >> i have a list of civil judgments that's asounsing. it's almost a half a million dollars and some of these people have been represented by you. i mean the hutzpah is unbelievable. tell me. >> it's their way of life. >> when yo

harris faulkner with the details from our breaking newsdesk. >> the family suing toyota lost their 66-year-old wife and mom. she ran a family business with her husband. the attorney representing the family said they believe and they can show what happened six months ago. that the gas pedal didn't just stick. and this is him demonstrating it in court yesterday. it completely accelerated to the floor. her hand brake pulled up but the car still wouldn't stop, turning it into what he called a deathtrap. she was seen traveling 100 miles an hour trapped inside the karzai rocketing out of control. she hit a curb. the vehicle then rolled over, hit a true and of course that killed her. the family is filing a wrongful death lawsuit. they claim toyota received hundreds of claims of sudden acceleration on generation 6 camry which she was driving, dating back nearly a decade. here's the woman's son. >> asked strange questions about my mom's car. they ultimately told me that, i'm sorry, your mom has been involved in a serious car accident. she didn't make it. looked like toyota knew there was somet

i'm harris faulkner. back to ashley. ashley: harris, thank you so much. appreciate that.iness star will be born at this year's super bowl. finance and accounting software-maker intuit is offering up a dream chance for one small business owner to win a 30 second commercial spot. we know how much those cost. it is partnering with "apprentice" winner turned small business protege bill rancic, who now fabulously joins us here in studio to tell us how all of this will work. ultimately a small business operator, one out there, will get the opportunity to have a 30 second commercial in the super bowl? >> that's right. ashley: which is worth millions. >> fully paid for and produce. so we have a major advertising agency who have done a lot of super bowl commercials in the past. they will produce the commercial and will be an amazing opportunity for one lucky small business owner. lori: will you get to judge? will you look at some of the contestant participants who decides -- >> i'm not going to judge but we're urging every small business or one employee up to 50, that is only guid

i'm harris faulkner in tonight for shep. lombaba, baby. ♪ ♪ >> the o'reilly factor is on from boston. tonight. >> i have not made a decision. i have gotten options from our military. i had extense itive discussions with my national security team. >> bill: the world waiting anxiously to see if the u.s. will punish syria for using chem cam weapons. we will have the latest on this important story. >> still too much apathy when the lives of people of color are too often valued less than the lives of white people. >> is that true? does the establishment in america devalue the lives of minorities? we will discuss that provocative question with laura i can gram. >> >> bill: and should american workers be paid more than they get on welfare? today fast food workers demonstrated for more money and that is the topic of my talking points memo. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone from massachusetts, the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly, reporting tonight from boston, thanks for watching us. the talking poin

harris faulkner is coming up next with the fox report. she's still working.l eat ice cream. >> gregg: i'll eat all the ice cream and yogurt. >> arthel: thank you for joinino us new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learmore at purinaone.com >>> this is the fox report. tonight some people camped out overnight guarantee they would get a glimpse of an early morning implosion. but moments after crews ignited the fuse, something went wrong. and screams for help filled the air. >>> and it is now sunday in most countries in the muslim world. the order activate to do close consulates and embassies in hot spots in the evening region. a day we were told could bring deep concerns about american security. >>> the threat is specific. the targets are not. but it's happening in the part of the world where america and our allies are often hated. tonight

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. >> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight -- >> the change has always been built on our willingness, we, the people, to take on the mantel of citizenship. >> amidst a number of racial controversies the president and others address the nation on the 50th anniversary of dr. king's i have a dream" speech. james carville and i will analyze. >> unless you're attacked, unless there's proof we are about to be attacked, i would move to impeach him. >> that's advice biden said about president bush invading iran in 2007. now president obama might attack syria. things are getting complicated. we'll have the story. also bradley manning on wanting to change his gender in a military prison. and thoughts on miley cyrus. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone "the factor" begins right now. >> bill: hi. i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching tonight. the big event marketing the 50th anniversary of dr. king's "i have a dream" speech, the subject of tonight's talking points memo. all over the world people are honoring the m

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. with evidence that appears to show syrian military forces carried out a chemical weapons strike against civilians. one that left more than 141400 people dead, including more than 400 children. and president obama said we cannot accept a world in which innocent people are gassed on a terrible scale as he put it. >> the world has an obligation to make sure we maintain the norm against the use of chemical weapons. now, i have not made a final

i'm harris faulkner. now, let's get you right away back to huckabee. >> i am the shooter.'s what fort hood killer nidal hasan said during the opening statements of his military court-martial this week. the former u.s. army psychiatrist is accused of murdering 13 fellow soldiers and wounding dozens more on november 5th of 2009. >> they were bloody. there was blood everywhere. >> it was very distraught. panic everywhere. >> that tragedy the worst shooting at a u.s. military base in american history, came just days before hasan was to be deployed to afghanistan. military prosecutors say the 42-year-old did not want to be sent to fight against other muslims and that he had a jihad duty to kill as many soldiers as possible. investigations following the fort hood rampage uncovered an e-mail exchange between hasan and warn al awlaki, the radical u.s.-born islamic cleric and leader in al qaeda's yemen branch killed by a u.s. drone attack in 2011. army officials have charged hasan with 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder. but some say tha

harris faulkner. hope you had a great weekend. enjoy the week ahead. see you back here at 5:00 a.m. eastern for "fox and friends" first. have a great week. "huckabee" starts now. >> tonight on huckabee, another delay in the affordab >>> tonight on "huckabee," another delay in the affordable care act. >> we keep delaying things. why don't we just delay the whole bill permanently, come up with a real solution. >> unaffordable, unpopular. is obama care unstoppable? >> what you're not reading about is the government actually abusing these programs. and listening in on people's phone calls, inappropriately reading people's e-mails. >> a new report says the nsa broke thousands of privacy rules over and over again. can anything be done to stop the abuse of power in washington? plus, political correctness gone mad. california let's transgender students use whatever bathroom they want in school. what about the privacy of their peers? and now, mike huckabee. welcome to "huckabee" from fox studios in new york city. it looks as though the voters of new york have come to their senses on the poss

i'm harris faulkner.ack to "on the record. ". >> rush limbaugh going on the record about the acquittal of george zimmerman and race relations in america. you have something to say about the zimmerman verdict? >> well, i was shocked to tell you the truth. i was surprised by it. i thought the makeup of the jury and the condition of american pop culture and the fear of civil unrest would cause the jury to say, you know what? let's come up with some form of guilty and get out of here, and i was -- i was really proud. they looked at the evidence and they said this case has been overcharged and the prosecution didn't prove anything. the defense ended up proving it, so i was -- i was happy about it. but i was prepared for a -- a verdict that had nothing to do with the law simply because the forces, the persuasive forces out there had been trying to gin people up in the sheriff's office, running psas, saying please don't riot. like saying please don't think pink what. are you thinking? what are people who are sub

i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. we're back tomorrow night. for now give me 4 until the factor. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> i will just tell you what i have been hearing. they suspect maybe the police are killing some of these kids. >> bill: that was money unique davis a representative in illinois making incredible statement about the police. she will be here tonight. >> i'm inviting him for beemplet any time he would like to come down and sit down for the pub for a beer. >> i'm running for re-election in new jersey i don't have time for that at the moment. >> the verbal brawl heats up and the governor seems to want no detente. gutfeld and mcguirk on thanks the white house will have to scramble the state department, the pentagon and figure out where they go from here in their relationship with moscow. >> bill: what will president obama do now that russia and putin have insulted the u.s.a. by granting refuge to the nsa leaker snowden. lauer ingraham will weigh in. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor

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harris faulkner in the newsroom with the latest on this. >> reporter: this is a trial about lying.erman lied about having that relationship with the killer, and they say that's why they knew she knew about the death before police ever told her. key testimony coming on the third day this week of that trial from an undercover police officer who said andrea snyderman showed up at the daycare to drop off her child the morning her husband was shot and clearly was distraught over something. he testified it was apparent that she already knew what had happened. they played out the surveillance video from that morning, and here is that detective on the stand. all right, we don't have that audio right now, but he goes on to explain that that was him in the video, and he hadn't told her yet that her husband had been shot, but you can see her, if we go back to it, she is convulsioning. she's clearly very upset. prosecutors say this is important because they want jurors to ponder the question how did she know if she didn't talk to the killer that her husband was already shot dead? she's pleadin

harris faulkner is live from the new york city newsroom. >> reporter: a disturbance in the cash flow,urist spots in the nation as people are canceling their plans to visit the yosemite area over reports of that stifling smoke coming from the beast that's burning out west. the so-called rim fire is now the size of the city of new york. more than 300 square miles, 200,000 acres. but that progress is undeniable and good news, firefighters now have more than one-third of it contained, and many of the evacuation orders are being lifted, and people are headed back to go to their homes. of course, some of them will be heart broken because of the more than 113 buildings destroyed. and this is costly to fight, too, they've spent some $47 million so far on the 4,900 firefighters who have battled this and all the equipment. how it started, under investigation. but more good news about the smoke in the sierra nevada region, it is dissipating in places. in fact, those tourists who keep their reservations for lodging in the yosemite valley and are upwind will get to enjoy clear air and less traffic

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