(sot regan irwin/wrightwood resident) 22:07:44 our whole life is here. everything that we own is in this place. ((josh owens/ wrightwood 22:09:10)) we're packed up and ready to go. fire crews are attacking the fire from the ground and heavily from the air... but have struggled to keep it from growing. (nats) on tuesday, flames ripped through neighborhoods in the town of phelan... destroying a number of homes. strong winds have helped spread the flames, making it tough for fire crews to ep ctm)) this fire ran the opposite direction it ran up canyon established itself in all these canyons which carried this fire in a bunch of different directions. ((chris martinez/ wrightwood ca)) more than 15 hundred firefighters are now battling this fire that's burning in an area larger than the city of san francisco. residents are uncertain when they'll be able to return home... and what will be left. ((regan irwin/wrightwood resident 22:08:20)) i don't want to have to start over again with nothing. nothing. the "blue cut" fire is one of nine major fires burning in cal

ixdmile in irwin and a .25 o mile in fayetteville and southern pines, and i]?rwe are seeing improving conditions. goldsboro, 3 miles and clinton at 4. the temperatures in the raleigh, a warmer spot and 76 in fayetteville. the temperature is something we'll be watching closely. the norm high this time ck??iye is 89 5a?and we had intense hea across texas and dallas, the and 92 in denver, so the heat ]y does qspread up to the plains while our high is likely to be in the u?upper 80s. hot air. so what's happening next. if you remember the intense heat a few weeks ago, we had the hot air mass across the plains and spreading ttuju(?q?h cross the mississippi valley and came here and stuck around for a week or so. here's how it looks for us. instead of the hot air migrating in our direction, this high pressure system from the atlantic will back in and hold the heat back to the west across mississippi and hold the moisture back, too, for e1the e of saturday, sunday, medicine, tuesday, and then the ?ilatter part of next week, the intense heat will ease up a bit and all of

chief of police and irwin's good samaritan has a message for him. >> he needs to turn himself in. he made a bad decision. thankfully, nobody be a killed. him avoiding apprehension is just making things worse. >> i would say you're going to answer to the good man above. i wouldn't want to answer to him for doing that. >> reporter: now there's also a $1,000 reward. if you think you can help out, contact irwin police. >>> governor pat mccrory said he is taking the state's voter i.d. court to the u.s. considered. he said the law should stand as is. >> will ask chief justice john down saying it was passed with quote racially discriminatory attempt. during donald trump's visit tuesday he voiced his decision. >> i have no doubt trump can make sure he has everything he needs to navigate the voting processes. that's not case for pau carolinians. >> the governor isn't saying exactly when the appeal is coming. >> with the law aold, many will have to change their voting plans. the agency is urging officials in every county to act sooner rather than later. counties have to submit those plans b

but not today. 78 in southern pines and irwin and south hill. here is a heat advisory in effect for almost everybody. south and mecklenburg, not in the heat advisory. i will say, though, everybody in the viewing area, even if you are not in the heat advisory, you should go ahead and act like it because it will still feel like 100 to 105 and even else, 105 to 108, 109 and highs in the mid-90s to 100. so it will be a tough day. look at this this is very interesting in terms of what's coming. dark red colors, mid to upper 90s from our viewing area to the south. and then just to the west of the mississippi valley notice this strip. chicago's high, 80. dallas' high, 83. you look at dallas' temperature and think they'll be in the upper 90s, something like that. so there is cooler air just behind the front that is about to cross the mississippi valley. we will get into this at the end of the week. it's nice to see what's country sometimes. here is a look at the upper winds and temperatures, the contour in the dark red where we are in the mid to upper 9

everything is clearing up nicely and temperatures are starting to heat up to 78 in irwin and town by up to, 77 in clayton and durham and chapel hill. if you are about to head out the door and walk the dog, temperatures in upper 70s. muggy but partly cloudy and no rain on the radar. later this afternoon, a few isolated scattered showers, not likely a lot of that but temperatures will climb into the weekend. i'll show you why that will happen. i'll check it out in the 7-day forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you, elizabeth. >>> fayetteville leaders will meet today to talk about building the baseball park in city doesn't want to spend more than $35 million on the stadium, $12 million less than a consultant recommended earlier this year. it would be a smaller version of the stadium that recently opened in columbia, south carolina. and it would be a home for the single a affiliate team for the astros. >>> people in the raleigh neighborhood plans for a new fire station number 14. right now it's too small and outdated. so the new site would be on harden road. last night, they

(regan irwin/wrightwood resident) our whole life is here. everything that we own is in this place. fire crews are attacking the fire from the ground and heavily from the air... but have struggled to keep it from growing. (nats) on wednesday, flames ripped through neighborhoods in of homes. strong winds have helped spread the flames. ((eric sherwin, sb county fire/ ctm)) this fire ran the opposite direction it ran up canyon established itself in all these canyons which carried this fire in a bunch of different directions. ((chris martinez/wrightwood ca)) more than 15 hundred firefighters are now battling this fire that's burning in an area larger than the city of san francisco. many residents are uncertain what they'll find when they return home. ((regan irwin/wrightwood resident 22:08:20)) i don't want to have to start over again with nothing. nothing. the governor has declared a state of emergency. r news, wrightwood california ((christianne klein)) >>>>>a las vegas boy is dead after metro police say he was attacked by a pit bull. family say 9 year old derion stevenson was heading

we want to show you some temperatures, it is still pretty warm out there, 79 in brawley, 82 irwin, 80 degrees in fayetteville right now, 73 south hill, the dew points a very high, the dew points at 73 raleigh, 78 the current dew point in irwin. he feels pretty uncomfortable out there. every now and then we see a little flash of lightning with that storm to the north of it is going to impact northern sections a person county. 79 at the airport, mostly c loudy, windsor currently calm right now. no rain at the airport today, most of us stayed dry we just had hit and miss showers and thunderstorms. a cold front is tracking that will move in late sunday and bring us some pretty nice weather, for monday, high pressure will build in behind this front. bring us more of a northerly flow that will coalesce down, our dew point will be lower and will feel really comfortable as we get into monday. rain, up until that front moves through. tonight a couple of spotty showers and storms, then tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock waking up to dry conditions, a mix of sun and clouds, and then as we get into th

irwin was able to shoot gomez found unconscious in a nearby ravine.omez pled not guilty to murder and attempted murder charges. >>> some eye opening findings as federal inspectors release results of investigation into an east bay refinery. the federal chemicals safety board has been reviewing the tesoro refineriey after a serie of leaks left workers with burns in to 2014. the board says the refinery has a history of safety deficiencies dating back as far as 1989 when a fire killed four workers. tesoro failed to implement lessons learned from that tragedy. since then, they've had 15 sulfurics a sed releases resulting in injuries. state and county officials are grateful for the federal findings. >> i hope it's a wake-all call for t the refineries throughout the country. although the case study focused on tesoro the lessons in here are applicable to refineries inside and outside california. >> tesoro says since 2014 they worked to modify safety procedures and update protective equipment. >>> it is a stunning turn in the criminal trial gainlg pg&e over pi

our dewpoint our way up there to 79 in irwin, 78 claim. the higher this number is the more moisture there is in the here is our current weather pattern. we will start off here and you can see we have tiny showers coming onshore. we have a storm flow coming out of the south southeast. this tropical air mass is hitting the land. the differential will be the temperature of the air as it is over the water and over the land. that is something that will fire up these little tiny showers. later this afternoon it will be the sea breeze front. more it gets a lot hotter. the difference in temperature gets more extreme and we have thunderstorms that pop up. some of them will drift into our southern counties including sampson, over towards wayne county and back over to wars, lynn county. most of us will stage arrive. 92 degrees is our high temperature today. that chance of rain only about 20%. a couple tiny storms popped up yesterday and we may see that again. south and east of the triangle we will have a slightly better chance. 94 degrees on saturday

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i'm very pleased to introduce professor julia irwin. she's an associate professor of history at the university of south florida. her research focuses on the place of humanitarianism in 20th century u.s. foreign relations. she's the author of a great book, "making the world safe -- the american red cross and the nation's humanitarian awakening history of u.s. international and civilian aid. she's now work on a book-length study, a history of u.s. responses to global natural disaster. please help me in welcoming, professor julia irwin. >> thank you very much for the introduction. and for giving an introduction to the whole round table and i promise i will keep within my five to eight minutes as allotted. so my research as chris mentioned focuses on the role of u.s. humanitarian aid in u.s. foreign affairs. so thinking about both war relief and disaster relief and the role they have played in u.s. foreign relations. both war and international disaster assistance have long been elements of u.s. diplomatic, strategic, and cultural relations

it wasn't as julia irwin says in her paper, it wasn't even a new chapter. it was pure continuity from the 1890s particularly from the spanish american war right on through i think you really could make a strong argument right through with total continuity to the present day with a few little blips along the way possibly with castro. if there were to be a break, a turning point i think we might have expected it in 1913 when wilson came into office. f and the fact that there wasn't any turning point in 1913 i think explains why there wasn't a turning point in 1916. wilson and particularly william jennings brian who became his first secretary of state campaigned rhetorically in a way that might have led some very optimistic or naive latins to have expected a change. when wilson comes into office in 1913 he absolutely continues taft's dollar diplomacy, only intensifying it in terms of economic and military penetration of what was called america's backyard. the reason i think is very simple. by 1913 the united states had significant vested interests already in t

irwin, who live in the community of wrightwood defied evacuation order. >> everything we own is in this place. >> reporter: fire crews are attacking the fire from the ground and heavily from the air, but have struggled to keep it from growing. on wednesday, flames ripped through neighborhoods in the town of phelan destroying a number of homes. direction and ran up and into canyons and carried this fire into a bunch of different directs. >> reporter: more than 1,500 firefighters are battling this fire that is burning in an area larger than san francisco. many residents are uncertain what they will find when they return home. >> i don't want to have to start over again with nothing. nothing. >> reporter: california's governor has declared a state of continue to stretch across southern louisiana. omar villafranca reports. >> what can you do? you just have to keep going. >> reporter: the emotions came flooding back when janss harold saw the damage that two and a half feet of water did to her home. >> i have a canal behind my were okay? >> i thought i was okay. >> reporter: she has insurance

. >>> and in colorado springs, james irwin charter school canceled the first day of classes after hearing some rumors about a security issue. police didn't talk specifically about the threat. but they do tell us they are still investigating. >>> an update to a story now we brought you as breaking news at 11:00. a man has been arrested in behind bars on suspicioo of first degree murder. this after deputies were called out to a ssabbing on east railroad avenue this morning. >>> denver police are trying to figure out who broke into a marijuana dispensary overnight. it happened near yale. you can see police here. you could for a second there with their guns out. see them? had police dogs as well. investigators say they found shattered glass to the back of the store. we don't know yet what wws taken. >>> do you need a job? right no something new here in denver. the company will pay you 18 to $25 an hour to deliver packages using your own car. it's trying to grow this 1 to 2 hour delivery service for what's called amazon flex. that would be here in the metro. >> like uberzon. >>> scientists say

those against it, say there's no correlation between background checks and stopping crime. (( bob irwin/owner: the gun store: "theoretically because they failed the background check they don't commit crimes, they don't get a gun anywhere else...you know...and that's not true of course, if they're criminals, they're criminals ." david moody/l.v. fraternal order of police: " i thini but it will prevent it, and if it prevents one or two from getitng hurt because somebody bought a gun then it's well worth it." )) ((paul joncich)) the group nevadans for background checks is supporting question one. they say they have the backing of more than 50 law enforcment, faith and business leaders in nevada. ((paul joncich)) on the other side: the nra, which is opening an office in las vegas today to fight the measure. they say question one will cost law abiding nevada gun owners their money and their the most contentious on the november ballot. back to you./// ((christianne klein)) >>> here is what some of you said about question one on our 8 newsnow facebook page. caryl said: voting no. just one more

officials say hung was driving from las vegas to fort irwin and had not been seen since. her body was found late sunday about five miles from an unpaved road. officials believe her vehicle got stuck in loose sand and she tried to walk for help. park rangers say the temperature was 113. >> marie: las vegas is a great city to own a home. backs that belief up. according to a study by bankrate.com, las vegas, phoenix, atlanta and portland are the best metro areas for homeowners. the study reviewed eight factors. among those: home affordability, appreciation, property taxes and insurance costs. los angeles was on the list of worst metro areas for homeowners. >> reed: july was a very good month for nevada casinos. revenues up ten percent. that's thanks in large part to a ro the state's casinos won just over a billion dollars last month alone. revenue on the las vegas strip rose nearly 17 percent over last year. downtown las vegas winnings were up three percent. >> marie: more than four-and-a-half million dollars is coming to nevada to help veterans. four different groups will s

some, like josh owens and reagan irwin, who live in the community of wrightwood defied evacuation order. >> everything we own is in this place. >> reporter: fire crews are attacking the fire from the ground and heavily from the air, but have struggled to keep it from growing. on wednesday, flames ripped through neighborhoods in the town of phelan destroying a number of homes. >> this fire ran the option direction and ran up and into canyons and carried this fire into a bunch of different directs. >> reporter: more than 1,500 firefighters are battling this fire that is burning in an area larger than san francisco. many residents are uncertain what they will find when they return home. >> i don't want to have to start over again with nothing. nothing. >> reporter: california's governor has declared a state of emergency. chris martinez, cbs news, wrightwood, california. >>> today, donald trump is in louisiana to tour the destruction from historic flooding in the state. at least 13 people have died in the flooding that has damaged some 40,000 homes. there is more rain on the way today and f

the head of the james irwin charter school said it involved a potential security issue. police investigation is now underway. >>> the school districts here in colorado will be able to make their own decisions when it comes to allowing students to drink diet sodas. >> the vote was 4-3 yesterday to end the state's 7-year ban on soda. comply with healthy snack standards. >>> ice cream was banned this summer at public pools. the city ended its ban after community complaints. visiiors have two options to choose from, chocolate scooter bars or ice cream sandwiches. >>> broncos are back on the field tonight in chicago. kickoff 6:30 our time. >> obviously we'll be rooting for the broncos. we'll quarterbacks closely. mark sanchez, trevor siemian and paxton lynch will all be on the field tonight. sanchez is the starter. coach kubiak is still trying to decide who will be the regular starter. our broncos insider troy renck is in chicago for the game. we'll check in with him later on this morning. >>> every one of us has been frustrated while driving. but no need for this. what spark

i neil irwin, david wessel, thank you. >> ifill: as the summer's political and foreign policy debate has focused overwhelmingly on the rise of isis, an old foe continues to threaten lives and security in afghanistan. the taliban have been closing in on the capital of helmand providence, forcing residents to flee as the afghan army struggles to contain them.th i'm joined from kabul by special correspondent jennifer glasse. jennifer, welcome, you have been to the capital. tell us what is important about that and what is happening there? >> well, the people down there is very concerned. the taliban in the last week or so have basically encircled the city, taking many of the road leading into and out of the town. 30,000 people have been b displaced in the last couple of weeks alone, and the afghan army is struggling to contain the taliban and keep them out of the provincial capital. now, if the taliban were to assault provincial capital.nc they have some help down there, afghan forces have sent reinforcements. they have help in the form of american air strikes. u.s. fors say there have b

the other officer, wade irwin, will recover. gomez now charged with murder and attempted murder. >>> all up and down the east spreading. public enemy number one, the mosquitos carrying it. the centers for disease control is concentrating its efforts on the wynwood section of miami. the growing neighborhood seems to be a hotbed for the virus. the governor of florida insisting everything is being done to protect visitors, but a travel advisory remains in effect for pregnant women and those planning to have a baby. there are at least 15 cases of zika in the wynwood area. meantime here in new york city, governor andrew cuomo and the state health commissioner battle zika underground. the mta will begin dropping larvae side in standing water in the subways. cuomo says that mosquitos carrying zika do not exist in the tri-state area, but says it is possible for them to migrate north. there has been mosquito spraying in some areas where mosquitos are prevalent to also help stop the spread of another mosquito-borne virus, which is the wes

still pretty warm, 800 for zebulun and 82 for buckhorn and 75 year the tv studios for raleigh, 78 and irwin. the dewpoint is in the 70s for most of us, 78 berlin and 73 for raleigh, light winds tonight with a lot of moisture from the dewpoint. we had rain today suspect talked to develop overnight into sunday morning, the bulls were playing earlier this evening and they were able to get that game in with the rank on all around the stadium, 75 at the airport is the cloudy skies with winds call. visibility down to 70 miles and if you spot, seeing the numbers go down reiterate the fact we could have a little bit of fog shows the showers as they were moving in from the east and moving west and the reason for that is because of an area of high pressure of north which will sink down a little bit to the south tomorrow, with high- pressure we tend to have drier air and that will slip into northern and central sections of north carolina tomorrow which is why rain chances will be highs he had to the coast, south and east of raleigh will have the best chance of showers and storms tomorrow and everybody

i'm shannon irwin, the executive director of the muslim justice league. we were one of the organizations invited to the community leaders meeting that happens immediately after the meeting of the district attorney with rahim's family and >> we would really like to express appreciation for being recruited in that meeting and caution the existence of a community meeting so rapidly after the family and attorneys received this report and before they had an opportunity to review it, should are not lead us to stop inquiry about this incident. we want to see continued inquiry into exactly what happens to get the family and attorneys time to review that 770 page report and narrative we have received today. in particular there's one incifsz or concern that we had that came up during a few times during this meeting to which attorney sullivan's remarks are relevant when he talked about their concern about rahim being the subject of an illegal attempted arrest and that is that we were told a few times both the officers wanted merely to question rahim and yet they als

but some like josh owens and reagan irwin have for now stayed behind. >> we're packed up and ready to go. >> our whole life is here. like everything that we own is in this place. >> reporter: fire crews are attack the fire from the ground and heavily from the air. but they have struggled to keep it from growing. on tuesday, flames ripped through neighborhoods in the town of phelan destroying homes. strong winds spread the flames making it tough for fire crews to keep up. >> this fire ran the opposite direction up canyon established itself in all these canyons which carried this fire into different directions. >> reporter: more than 1500 firefighters are battling this fire that's burning in an area larger than the city of san francisco. >> i don't want to have to start over again with nothing. >> reporter: the "bluecut fire" is one of nine major fires burning in california. the governor has declared a state of emergency. those evacuations that have been lifted that area is a big part of the evacuations but there are many, many more, many thousands of people who are still out of their h

parking lot in the wawa outside of the international airport outside of egg harbor and moments later irwin ashford said it almost hit his car. >> they almost sideswiped me coming in, and when they parked, boy, the driver was like can you please help us? can you please help us? we've been shot. the passenger was hanging from the window and like had his hand up leaning over the window. >> reporter: he says he saw four people in the suv, all wounded. sources say it appears the incident began on the nearby atlantic city expressway shortly after 3:00 p.m. with the expedition ending up at the wawa. new jersey state police say a fifth shooting victim was found in a car on the garden state parkway near the ac expressway interchange. one of the victims died. >> crazy. i've never -- it's -- it's sad. it's sad to even look at it is sad. it's unbelieve. a i've never seen anything like this, honestly. me personally, i'm 45. never. >> back here live outside the wawa in egg harbor township. authorities are trying to figure out what prompted the gunfire and also who was firing. what's also unclear right n

good deck of low cloud, and eventually, that will break up with another round of thunderstorms. 75 in irwin and fayetteville and a high this afternoon of 89 and heavy rain at times, and wednesday and thursday. >>> a violent attack is under investigation in cumberland county at a home on elgin drive. so far, they are not releasing any additional details, and no magistrates marrying same-sex couples. a judge must now decide. >>> right now on fox 50, donald trump heads back to north carolina as he tries to bounce back from a slump in the polls. county voters will cast their vote is not set in w=?ostone. what the elections board is telling the judge or at least recommending to a judge. >> and tens of thousands of delta passengers lined up, hoping to get to where they need to go after an outage caused major delays. thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. i'm monica renee chou. >>> a police-involved shooting outside of sacramento in california. a suspect was seen with a gun, and residents were told to take shelter in a local library. they later said that a man was kill -- killed but no

and 75 in irwin and 71 in sanford and 76 in fayetteville. our weather pattern has been, thanks to a bermuda high. it backed up across north carolina. it brings us sinking is not conducive to thunderstorms developing but around the fringes of the high pressure system we do tend to have a lot of rain and that's what we are seeing in the mountains. a friend sent me a picture of a waterfall near brevard that is jump pumping water right now. we have been very try. we have a front that will bump up our chance for showers and now and them, isolated chances. the chance isn't zero but not very high. finally, we may have more widespread storms on thursday. a hot day in rio today, too. so far, temperatures in the 70s and 80s. it will be one of the hottest days they've seen in the last couple weeks. 96, our high, and by lunchtime, it will feel like 101 with the even for the trip home from work or school, it will still be like low 100s. more tomorrow, not much chance of rain, only a 15% chance and all the rain has been back to the west. 1-3 up the missis

irwin at 69 and goldsboro at 65 and 63 at cary. as we head through the day, not a bad day to get outside and hit the swimming pool. 10:00 a.m., sunny skies and 66, 4:00, mid-80s, and the humidity is not too bad. at that point, a mixture of sunshine and blue skies and flattened fair weather clouds, and if you are out in the sun, the uv index will be about 9 to 10. brian is tracking problems. >>> a couple of accidents, mike. i-40 at trinity, heavy traffic on the left side of your screen, 40 westbound will be busy but with the accident, we are looking at significant travel times. garner, delay-free 10 minutes but from 440 to wade, a 28- minute ride and unfortunately, not too again good alternate routes so don't use that. put on 40 westbound and allow extra time to deal with the stop and roll traffic on the fortify work zone to cary. if you can pick up 40 westbound it's a delay free 6 minutes to 540. and u.s. 1 northbound at 1010 road, flashing lights on the that cleaned up. and everything is over on the right shoulder accident but we'

. >> at irwin technical college, kathryn has a new blueprint for her life. >> a wall needs to go here. >> she is a student in the drafting field, looking to fill jobs. she is are ready working full- time. >> you know a lot of angles. >> 17 months, all of the programs vary. >> she is adding classes with hands-on experience for some of the most needed jobs in our area like a surgical to vision, welding -- technician, welding, and heavy trucking maintenance. >> we are teaching students the latest and greatest of what's going on, so when they get out into the field you're ready to cather e. >> if you go for computer aided drafting gush drafting which is on -- aided drafting it costs about $8000, this was roughly $4500. >> she is not alone, stephen is also getting paid to work on calls -- cars. he came here after a different college gave him this quote for a degree. >> $50,000. >> he doesn't do loans and most of their students qualify for financial aid. mainly, grants to pay your way. all of this is on our website abcactionnews.com. for the now, i am nicole greg. >>> it's a really good tim

but some like josh owens and regan irwin have - for now - stayed behind. we're packed up and ready to go. our whole life is here. everything that we own is in this place. fire crews are attacking the fire from the ground and heavily from the air... but have struggled to keep it from growing. on tuesday, flames ripped through neighborhoods in the town of phelan... destroying a number of homes.strong winds have helped spread the flames, making it tough for fire crews to keep up. this fire ran the opposite direction it ran up canyon established itself in all these canyons which carried this fire in a bunch of different directions. more than 15 hundred firefighters that's burning in an area uncertain when they'll be able to return home. and what will be left. i don't want to have to start over again with nothing. nothing. the "blue cut" fire is one of nine major fires burning in california. the governor has declared a state of emergency. chris martinez, cbs news, wrightwood california 3 historic flooding inuisiana uld le to the state's biggest housing crisis s

this 98, and 98 in irwin. with a lesser ance of thunderstorms, the temperatures will heat upand it will stay rather muggy. here's our current weather ttn. we have high prethssur is the carolinas. it's feeding lots of moisture in, in the lower levels of the atmosphere, especially down towards south carolina and the south carolina line. we'll have our best chance of thunderstorms, as we get closer and clos to the it's warming up and it's drying out in spots, especially through the upper and mid levels of the atmosphere, so, that's going to keep us from seeing a lot of thunderstorms, unfortunately that drying is not going to come all ground. we're still going to be suffering with the humidity for the next several days. >> here's futurecast at 4:00, hardly anything going on. there's a slim chance of a thunderstorm today. same thing for tomorrow. we'll wake up to partly cloudy skies and a few isolated thunderstorms pop up. if any get cranked up along the south carolina line, you're looking at a potential for heavy

some, like josh owens and reagan irwin, who live in the community of wrightwood defied evacuation orders. >> we are packed up and ready to go. >> our whole life is here. like, everything we own is in this place. >> reporter: fire crews are attacking the fire from the ground and heavily from the air, but have struggled to keep it from growing. on wednesday, flames ripped through neighborhoods in the town of phelan, destroying a number of homes. strong winds have helped spread it ran up canyon and established itself into all of these canyons and carried this fire into a bunch of different >> reporter: more than 1,500 firefighters are battling this fire that is burning in an area larger than san francisco. many residents are uncertain what they will find when they return home. >> i don't want to have to start over again with nothing. nothing. >> reporter: california's governor has declared a state of emergency. chris martinez, cbs news, wrightwood, california. >>> today, donald trump is in louisiana to tour the destruction from histoc flooding in that state. at least 13 people have died in

broadview, 86 in southern pines and lots of 90s, 92 in goldsboro and 91 in fayetteville and the heat index irwin, a sign that it's uncomfortable. as we expand the view, it's all about high pressure and beginning to ridge farther to the west. the area of low pressure we were talking about is making its way to the west, too. the center of the surface low is over mississippi and louisiana. you can see the counterclockwise rotation indicating low pressure and very heavy rainfall drawn up over the ohio valley and mississippi valley as it rides the periphery of the ridge. 78 in atlanta, and we'll talk out future caster to show you little activity this evening. overnight, partly cloudy skies and maybe patchy clouds in the morning and in the afternoon, the high pressure is putting a lid or a cap to the atmosphere just maybe a widely scattered showers tomorrow afternoon and cloudy skies. 74 in fayetteville and 74 in raleigh. thursday, 76 at 8:00 a.m. and we'll go to in the triangle. and we did not put lightning bolts on the traffic but can't rule out the isolated shower or storm. there is the 7-day forec

change. 74 in henderson and 79 in rocky we had south 79 in southern pines. 80 in fayetteville and 79 in irwin. we still have the high pressure system in control. it is putting a lid on or thunderstorms. not allowing very many to develop so we have a slim chance of that today and tomorrow. it has been blocking this huge pool of moisture coming up out of the gulf of mexico and that's where we had so much trouble especially louisiana. in some places 20 inches of rain and other places 30 inches devastating flooding coming from there. all of this will change in the next 48 hours. our high pressure system begins to shift out during the day tomorrow and by thursday this plume of moisture which is associated with the cold front will all start to shift in closer to our area and that brings us a better chance for thunderstorms and it also starts to drop our temperatures a bit. for today it's going to be hot. this is futurecast's look at the heat index. notice we go from 99 102-103 and our viewing area we don't get much above that and that's why the weather severs does not put asunder the heat advisory.

i back irwin. i think he's done a good job, but accounting regularities tell me you can't own the stock not until this thing is sorted out, but that board will set it out, and if erwin did something bad that board will not stand for it. they're too independent, they're too tough. >> jim, enjoy camp. hurry back, okay? >> i've gotta go can my tomatoes. it's great to talk to you. >> organic of course. >> all right. on a day we got hd earnings. jim, thanks, jim cramer on the phone. >>> meanwhile, home depot reporting. courtney reagan going to break all that down for us. >> it's a rare day to see an in line quarter for home depot. earnings match consensus exactly, $1.97 on in line revenues. comp sales solidly positive, that trend continues 5.4% up in the u.s., but as analysts expected, in that full year guidan guidance, it's a raise to six dolla $6.21, so home depot, before the bell, very flat here, very different from the stock pop we see on a home depot earnings morning. there could be further comment

but how much of bruce irwin's present is going to assist or help khalil even more? >> i think they will benefit and feed off of each other. you have two guys who like to attack the quarterback and who are athletic players. anytime you have a perfect complement one of the two will benefit. hear you have two outstanding linebackers. jack del rio understands that. his linebacking corps he takes pride in and takes it to the heart. i know that is one of the outstanding groups on the defensive side. >> khalil is rising and rising. i know they took heat early but mckenzie has built this team and he's complemented the team with free agents. i like the acquisitions but his drafts are looking better. some people say been heat he is too small but there is another linebacker who'd used to kill the 49ers and his name was sam mills and he was six-foot, he wasn't even six-foot. he was probably 5'8" at 225. so size is not going to matter for him at middle linebacker. >> they say it does. i think you cannot measure a person's will or their heart. those things are immeasurable. from

. >> reporter: at irwin tech in tampa dan harmon learns to install and repair solar energy systems, a good job. but for harmon also a passion. utility companies for power. >> what we want to do change that put it more in power of people so we can produce our own electricity and change policies around it >> and make solar energy for homes and businesses more affordable. solar advocates say voting yes on amendment 4 would do that that. >> if somebody wants to reduce their expenses, reduce their electric bill, they shouldn't be burdened with taxes. yes vote would exempt assess the value of a solar tangible personal property tax meaning if you install solar, your taxes can't go up because of it. >> amid 4 is getting support from environmental and business groups. but in november new battle lines will be drawn. right of an august election these activists plan to work against november's amendment, amid 1. it would put in florida constitution that the right to own or lease oh lar insure for those that do. >> current law has gotten us less than 1 tenths of our needs met with rooftop solar yes

the heat index is really high right now especially compared to the temperature. 100 in irwin and clinton, feels like 104 in goldsboro and 100 and rocky mount. these are temperatures in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. it is just so, so soupy, and the reason for that is this area of high pressure, pressure systems have winds that rotate clockwise, pushing all this tropical moisture into north carolina, and that's happening at the lower levels while in the mid-to upper levels, we have sinking air. so, very hot and sticky but we don't have much of a chance to have these storms develop to cool things down. a little seabreeze developing, tiny shards, i take this all the way out to 7:00 so you see what i'm saying. not going to have widespread thunderstorms producing heavy rain and cooling things out but even those little tiny ones that will pop up through the here's tomorrow lunchtime, since tori, scattered thunderstorms start to develop, we're starting to see a change in our weather pattern over the weekend versus what we are seeing now so we are still dealing with that bermuda high- pressur

the third, irwin, became a lawyer. abram known as abe became an architect. and molly, the daughter, mary was her name but everyone called her molly, mary is the president's top assistant, joseph stanley brown who had gone to yale and was sort of a second son to her -- additional son to the president. was very close tog garfield. he becomes a successful banker. the kids do very, very well. most historians and doctors and every historian i read on this came to the same conclusion and that is that garfield would have certainly survived if doctors had led him alone. that the bullet was lodged in that fatty tissue. he would have been out walking, he would have been fine. he was certainly in no danger. had garfield been shot 15 years later, the bullet would have been found quickly with an x-ray machine but it didn't happen. he would have been treated with ant anti-septic surgery because by then america bought into lister but at the time they didn't. he would have been back on his feet within a matter of days or a week. unfortunately for garfield, most americans at

tom green turned it down and professor irwin cory. >> i'm going to watch to see what happens. also with us on capitol hill former ted cruise communication director and msnbc political communicator joins us. >> good morning. >>> looks like a hack of top democratic officials is wider than previously reported potentially affecting the e-mail accounts of more than 100 party leaders and groups. according to "new york times" citing officials with knowledge of the case. we initially learned that the dnc and the party's congressional arm were impacted but now it seems the hacking extended to the democratic governor's association and others. the democrats involved in the fbi investigation and personal accounts of clinton campaign officials and party operatives are also said to have been targeted. now, u.s. national security officials are confident that russian intelligence agencies hacked the dnc. the political fallout, as we all know here, has been severe. you'll recall the content of some e-mails forced top dnc staffers, including the chair of the dnc debbie wasserman schultz to resi

pennsylvania state police christopher irwin benjamin beat her in a two day period. said that she would kill her if she left with that child. she was able to make it to a road where neighbors were able to call an ambulance. >> threatens a four years old. >> 5:19. police are searching for three men who robbed a chinese restaurant, in this video at honey garden on the 1400 block of east lycoming streets. police say men threaten the employees at gunpoint and got away with an unknown amount of money. worker faces were injured. it happened last wednesday around 11:45 at night. >>> the wife of the former congressman anthony weiner says she has just had enough. >> yeah. huma abedin, well, she announce that had she's separating from him, of course, fat other have hear child, rob schmidt fills news. >> reporter: hillary clinton's closest aid huma abedin is separating after six years. abedin released this statement after a long painful consideration and work on my marriage, i have made the decision to separate from my husband. anthony and i remain devoted to doing what is best

. >> at irwin tech in tampa, dan harmon learns to install and repair solar energy systems. a good job and also a passion. he wants to end relying on the power company. >> we want to produce our own electricity and change the policies around. >> reporter: and make solar energy for homes and businesses solar advocates say voting yes on amendment 4 would do that. >> sp somebody wants to reduce their responses and reduce their electric bill, they shouldn't be burdened with taxes to do so. >> a yes vote on 4 would exempt the assessed value of solar devices from a tangible personality property tax. if you install solar, your taxes can't go up because it. it gets support from different amountedment. right after the august election, these activists plan to woeshg against november's amendment, amendment 1. it would put in the florida constitution the right to own or lease solar and ensure that people who don't install solar aren't required to subsidize backup power for those who do. opennants say it would constitutionalize current law. >> current law got us len than one-tenth of 1%