jeanette, it is really devastating to see the kind of destruction the fire is wreaking on the area. >s. kelly, very, very impressive images coming out of oklahoma and the reason for these wildfires is that conditions have been favorable so far this summer for sparking wildfires, over this part of the nation and there has been a stalled ridge of high pressure sitting over the southern plains and beneath the high we have seen very little to no rain, for example, oklahoma city, since may 1st only received 5.5 inches of rain. so far this summer. also, it has been very, very warm. we're talking temperatures so far this summer, averaging up to 10 degrees above normal with the core of the heat gripping north texas, oklahoma, into extreme southern kansas. now, recently, there has been some relief. the ridge has broken down some and has shifted a little farther to the west. allowing for the latest frontal boundary to head south and it has been producing some spotty showers and thunderstorms, but, only across northern oklahoma and it has been very, very light, so, unfortunately, it looks like t

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. >> jeanette gibson lives next door to the duplex here on carrington court. the fire was reported around 4:30 this afternoon. first responders rescuing a little girl and teenage boy. her father's younger brother from the flames and thick smoke that engulfed their home. >> i saw a fireman running down the street. i don't know if she was upstairs or downstairs. i know he came out running with her and a couple minutes later, they pulled a little boy out and he was lifeless, too, and the paramedics kept pumping on his chest. >> for much of the evening, everybody was thinking about the victims, including the girl's 24-year-old father, said to be suffering third degree burns over half his body. >> i just hope they are all right. they are young. they don't deserve it. >> i'm praying and hoping they are all right. >> ivan wilson says this is the second deadly house fire in recent memory. her parent's house was the first to burn many years ago. >> i don't know if my mother was smoking or what she was doing, but she did die. >> in this fire, we learned late in the even

. >> reporter: so at a regis pep rally to send missy off to the olympics, you see melissa jeanette franklin, feared by many a competitor, is really all heart. >> i love you so much. and just knowing that no matter what happens this summer, i still get to come home to you is the best feeling in the world. >> reporter: but a feeling that just might be matched by standing atop the olympic podium. mmpass she is in it. >> and it's so nice to see her just being a high school kid. >> she is so typically teenager. >> chris jansing, great story. thank you for sharing it with us tonight. missy franklin is in the pool tonight. all of the other olympic action, the coverage starts tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central. >>> that for us is our broadcast on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams reporting from london. we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, pricey presidential visits. why president obama's pricey trips to the bay area have some asking was it worth it? >>> plus the medical issue that volley bar carrie walsh is now dealing with

sweden has rejected invitation to question julian assange jeanette's london embassy despite two years of trying to get the statement of a sex crimes allegations the day comes from we could be a twitter feed although neither side has confirmed the refusal the whistleblower has been holed up in academic diplomatic mission for over six weeks now seeking asylum asuncion denies the sex crime claims and believes they just a pretext to hand him over to the u.s. they he fears prosecution for espionage up a mess of the secret diplomatic and military files and to war activists don de bar says that a song that is weighing up washington's plans correctly. well they're not interested in questioning him they're interested in you know obtaining control of his person and i think he correctly assesses that that. so he can be forwarded to the united states the process that's being used to bring into the united states is a ready fraudulent those who are whistleblowers have come under particular attack from this administration from the obama administration in fact much greater attack than even the bush a

. >> jeanette gibson lives next door to the duplex here on carrington court. where a fire that was reported around 4:30 this afternoon killed a little girl and critically wounded her teenage uncle and 24-year-old father. >> he was inside the house and he was call, help, help. >> fire officials say the young man suffered third degree burns over the upper half of his body. >> thought i could say, he made sure he provided for everyone. >> friends and neighbors say it was a horrible thing they witnessed. after firefighters brought the two children out of the burning house on ladders. >> i saw them running down the street with the girl on her shoulders. i don't know if she was upstairs or downstairs. a couple minutes later, they pulled a little boy out and he was lifeless, too, and paramedics kemp pumping on his chest. >> they did what they are trained to do. they brought him out and we restored pulses. they have a long, long road to go if they survive. >> the 15-year-old boy and his older brother, the girl's father, were flown to the burn unit at washington hospit

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jeanette joined us now without part of all of this. how does the rest of the atlantic look?ie in the atlantic basin. it is still up in the air exactly where leslie is headed to. we also have hurricane kirk which is north and west of leslie. here is isaac. it is and it weakening stages. the center is just south and east of reports. it is continuing to bring in a plume of moisture from the gulf of mexico. the heaviest downpour is coming down across mississippi. jackson, mississippi, has already gotten 4 inches of rain and more is on the way. it will hit the midwest as we had on into the labor day weekend. connell: thank you. then there is the economic and market side on this. gas prices with their biggest jump in one day. sandra smith has the trade. sandra: take a look at what is going on here. for all of you drivers who are heading out over labor day weekend, the average is up $0.30 from the price we were looking at just one month ago for the national average. that being said, when you look at the broader market and you look at those futures market, here are your wholesale ga

jeanette is here. see, i told you i went to elementary school. she had doubts.hter] thank you. i'm honored to be here today on behalf of mitt romney but also the wonderful candidates running up and down the ballot and i want to make a point of that right now because one of the reasons we have these agencies to encourage people to get involved and engaged. i know it's warm so i want to give of time, just to tell you what's at stake. this election is important and it matters. i want to tell you why it matters and encourage you to get involved. it begins by understanding who we are and why we are different. for much of history, like 18th-century coming and even longer, almost everyone on earth was poor. not just a little poor, a lot poorer. every country, every society in the world was basically a handful of really rich people and everybody else that worked for them if they could get it. people starved, people were hungry, people suffered. was the era of the haves and have-nots. that's what the world was like for almost all of history. that began to change about tw

leahy: madam president, i ask that jeanette quicken, a detailee of the banking committee staff as well as anjani augusta and gina quinn on senator johnson's staff be granted floor privileges for the remainder of today's session. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. leahy: i make that last request on behalf of the senator from south dakota. madam president, unfortunately, we have not seen many times when we've seen legislation pass by solid bipartisan majorities, with some notable exceptions. it's been more than three months since an overwhelming majority of the senate joined us in our bipartisan effort passing the leahy-crapo violence against women reauthorization act of 2011. 68 votes, more than two-thirds of this body, including every woman senator, republican and democratic. when we did that, the senate sent a very clear message. we said stopping domestic and sexual violence is a national priority. and we're going to stand together, republicans and democrats alike, to protect all victims from these devastating crime, all victims. it's very clear. if you're a vis