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so this is -- in larimer county, colorado. high wind, low humidity. the blaze has now consumed, 180 square kilometers of land. a 60-year-old woman was kid. many, many people have been evacuated from the site. over 1,000 fire fighters are working day and night to put the fire out with heavy air tankers. so, very dangerous situation altogether. it is going to stay very dry and hot through the weekend. let's take a look at our temperatures. and houston, 33. 33, oklahoma city. new chicago, see the heat spreading. 30 degrees in denver, colorado. all right, into europe. a potent storm just about to move across the british isles. this will bring heavy rain and strong wind. and it is exactly what we don't want. it is really going to be an issue. there is a serious flooding situation here. the rest of the continent is looking fairly fine and settled. and temperatures will be warming up to about the 30-degree mark for central, southern locations. here is your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> before we go, let me give you our top story. police arrested the last wa

one of the biggest is in colorado's larimer county where hundreds in the path of the blaze have beenair strikes on thousands of flaming acres have done little to stop the burning. >> we're still at 0% containment so we hope it doesn't grow. right now it's not not so it's a continuing dangerous situation. >> hundreds of firefighters are on the job with more on the way. too late to save some buildings. >> deputies with flames in their area and they're not trained firefighters and they're out there going door to door. >> in mexico, governor called out the national guard to battle a 10,000 acre blaze that has evacuees wondering if there's homes to return to. >> whatever happens, we're willing to step in and help each other out. >> forecasters are not predicting when the elements will let up. >> a lot going on in other parts of the nation. right here it's just hot. hot and a little humid. >> and a nice breeze which helps. >> makes it feel better. a lot of festivities going on this weekend. we made it through. now we have changes on the way as we head back to work. look outside at this hou

joining us on the phone, larimer county sheriff's information officer, john schultz. what does today look like? >> we have 36,998 acres burnt. we have 0% containment. we have 400 personnel on the ground. we're hoping quieter day as far as the weather. this is fueled primarily by wind and very dry conditions. we're hoping for wind to die down a little bit today and give crews a chance to try to get some containment going. jon: i heard one report that thunderstorms were possible. that is always a good news and bad news situation. does look like you might have some there? >> they are predicting there may be some late afternoon rms to. that is kind of a mixed blessing. hopefully we get rain. what happens this time of year in colorado, those are dry thunderstorms and all we get is lightning which starts more fires. jon: yeah, it is thought that this one may have been started by lightning in the first place, huh? >> we haven't confirmed that for sure but at this time the preliminary cause has been listed as lightning. jon: 2000 people have been forcesed to get out. it is a

. >>> more people are getting to go home in larimer county, colorado. the fire in the high park area has now burned more than 68,000 acres. it's about 55% contained right notice. so far the fire has destroyed 189 homes and is blamed for one death. >>> police in prince william county are asking residents to stop feeding the bears. they've been sighted across the county in search of goodies. police say don't put out your trash can till the morning it's picked up. take down all bird feeders. clean out the back yard grill. if you spot a baby bear, back off. the momma is most likely right around the corner. >>> a move to miami has paid off for lebron james and the miami heat. they won the nba championship last night. they won the series 4-1 and lebron james was stellar. triple doubles, 26 points, 13 assists and 11 rebounds. he was also named the series mvp. this is miami's second title. they won one years ago when shaq was on the team. that was back in 2006. >>> after the win, the fans in miami took to the streets to celebrate but they didn't really cause mu

we became early investors in larimer square with her and many others. and many of us all started meeting and gathering about lots of other issues. so still when you entered 1970, things looked fairly calm on the surface, really. joe coors was probably the citizen most people knew from colorado. he kind of identified the state. everybody wanted to come here and get his beer. he was one of the great minds of the 13th century. so everybody -- [ laughter ] everybody was like, well, that number what the state's about. and we had in congress -- or in the senate we had peter dominic and gordon allen and byron rogers and wayne aspen who was considered this mega powerhouse, he never met a water dam he didn't like, he was on every kind of project you could think of. the colorado river basin, the arkansas this, the colorado that, the arizona this. he was everywhere and he was considered one of the most powerful people there as the chairman of the interior committee. and we had don bronsman and we had frank evans. so that was 1970 and we were the second-most conser

the enemy, the ferocious flames of the larimer county wildfire.time lapse video shows smoke billowing across the mountains. on the front lines, at least 500 firefighters, more than 43,000 acres pillaged by the relentless fire. 43,000 acres, that's the size of washington, d.c. barriers have been up for days, hundreds have been evacuated. people are desperate for any information on their homes. joel, a farmer, hiked four miles to see if his was still standing. >> i'm grateful for that. >> reporter: heidi and her 10-month-old jacqueline grabbed the essentials when they were ordered to flee sunday morning. >> i took baby wipes, lots of baby wipes. and my dog's favorite toy. she gets anxious. >> reporter: not as anxious as heidi who isn't sure what she will have left when the fire is out. >> i am prepared if possible we could lose our house. it could burn down. >> reporter: every day, she tracks the fire's progress online. today, it's closer than ever to her house, but not there yet. >> i'm trying not to get too shook up, but there's that fear. we don'

. >> this is the largest displacement of homeowners that we've had certainly in recent history in larimer county. >> reporter: hundreds of people suzanne danger was told her home was safe -- yesterday. >> i reassured everybody, "don't worry guys, it's not coming." then today we had to wake them up at the crack of dawn and say "ok, everybody help me move everything out!" >> reporter: the evacuees aren't just people. >> we have about 150 alpaca there, 65 horses, and 20 goats. tonight there is new worry that some have not made it out. we don't know if they're with their family or some other family, but we are concerned. >> reporter: more fires are burning in new mexico -- the little bear fire nearly tripling in size since yesterday, destroying 20 homes. >> the windy weather is not helping at all, getting resources here. we have a lot of folks on the way but they're not here yet. >> reporter: here in colorado, david, you can see this fire is flaring up on a ridge line not far from us, and that's an area where they've just ordered new evacuations. and keep in mind, this fire is 0% contained. t

authorities saying it's the worst fire seen in larimer county in 25 years. for "teen kids news," i'm laura ingle, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> ever take a close look at your state flag? you should, because you might be surprised at how much you can learn from it. here's scott with this week's lesson. >> indiana was originally part of what early settlers called "indian territory." in fact, "indiana" means "land of the indians." in 1816, indiana was granted statehood, but it took 100 years before indiana finally adopted its first official state flag. >> it's a design meant to refer to enlightenment. it has a torch surrounded by stars. >> the enlightenment was an 18th-century philosophy that stressed the importance of reason. so the flaming torch represents liberty of both the mind and the body. the golden beams radiating from the torch symbolize indiana's far-reaching ideals. >> and there are 19 stars since indiana was the 19th state. >> the stars in the outer circle represent the original 13 states. the stars in the inner circle represent the next

this is 60 percent containment and larimer county but it could take months.this month. >> this has nationwide attention. this serious issue of bullying with the new york bus monitor. this community tackling the bullying problem. >> they came out as a community. to try to heal a fresh wound and to call attention to a nationwide problem. >> make sure that the bullying will end today. >> the organizer for this apparent of a verbal assault by three boys on a school bus has outraged the nation. >> look at what they said. >> as embarrassing as this is they hope that parents will learn. >> i should have gotten up but then this would have not happened. >>reporter: 2 of these boys and two of the parents have written apologies. i saw the video and i was disgusted i could not believe i did that. they wanted to avoid that. however, because of the distress they advised them not to. >> what they did was repulsive but just by doing that it is threatening is not the answer. >> her wound is still too fresh to forgive but she is willing to try. >> in the last couple of days sh

now we want to take you overhead, boy, you can barely see anything from the air in larimer county anduse it is a big thing hanging on the skyline. more than 1 40,000 acres destroyed and at least one person has died. yesterday authorities found the remains of a woman reported missing in that area. >>> new mexico's governor is declaring a state of emergency to help fight the fire there. it has destroyed at least 30 buildings, yesterday an additional 80 people were brought in to help fight the fire and officials say the fire is 30% contained but the fire line is starting to working. >>> well loss san less, the kings won their first stanley cup. as you can imagine there was a lot of noise but police say no serious incidents after the kings pounded the new jersey devils 6- 1 and they had the playoff finals and their first title in the hockey franchises five year -- 45 years history. however they are looking into a possible repeat. >> the first thing you think about as a coach, you are young enough to try it again. >> that is when it is a vote. kings came in the 8th seed and the first team

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. >>> fire threat in colorado, 46 homes have been skreakd because of a rapidly growing fire in larimer county. that fire has spread to more than 5,000 acres. ten structures have been damaged. the cause is still unknown. we are concerned here in the bay area about high fire danger. >> lisa: it has been extend in order monday morning. so we are looking at higher elevations and even around livermore and napa and valleys, relative humidity is 19% and dropping. roof camera, it's 60s and 77 in napa. we'll talk about the heat and fire danger and when we can expect the sea breeze coming up. >> carolyn: also next, lebron james and miami heat are returning to the finals because they won game 7 last night against the sell fix. my schumann has the lights coming up in sports. çk >> carolyn: experts say it's either nuisance or slow motion disaster and it's heading our way. entire cities were devastated by the tsunami and now the debris is drifting toward the west coast of the united states. tokyo estimates five million tons of debris were sunk into the ocean, 1.5 million tons may end up on the shore

the wildfire started saturday in larimer county, colorado and has already scorched 14,000 acres and is still growing. >>> 6:15. looks like you are going to expect yet another day in the 90s. we are already at 72 degrees. howard is here to give us the details and the digits. good morning, sir. >> going to feel like the 90s with the humidity but the air temps will be upper 80s, close to 90. 89. but the heat index, the dew point is a measure of how much moisture is in the air and there's plenty and looks like we'll get showers and storms later tonight and tomorrow. only a slim chance we'll see one today. our bus stop forecast -- i'm already in summer vacation mode. some kids are already out for break. i'm hearing -- i heard school is out for summer by alice cooper. kids are singing that song. except prince william, fairfax county and a few others that get out this week. we have 60s and 70s this morning. today we're looking at sunshine this morning through midday. it is going to warm quickly into the upper 80s. so your lunch plans, outdoor lunch may be toasty. an increase in clouds this af

now, larimer county sheriff justin smith says there's no hope for containing the fire at this point.ew evacuation orders have been issued there. >>> this california man was caught on camera whipping his stepson with a belt. he's resigned from his public service position. anthony sanchez was arrested and charged with felony child abuse. a next-door neighbor recorded that video, recorded the whipping. >>> it's time now for "no talking points." tonight, the meaning of a word, the meaning of a word a la president clinton. >> it depends upon what the meaning of the word "is" is. >> that was 1998. that was during the lewinsky scandal. well, this one isn't tawdry, but this week president obama and his campaign making a similar argument over the word "fine." >> overall, the private sector has been doing a good job creating -- creating jobs. the private sector is doing fine. >> of course, republicans pounced immediately. >> and my question would be to the president, are you kidding? >> he said the private sector is doing fine. he said the private sector is doing fine. is he really that out of

. >>> blaze is already consumed a couple hundred acres in larimer county. northern part of the state. it is spreading completely unchoked -- unchecked. firefighters are helping to bring the flames under control. no injuries have been reported. and it's unclear how the fire started. >>> a hiker is lucky to be alive, after she loses her footing and falls more than 100 feet off a cliff. rachel kim has the story. >> reporter: rescuers signal to air-lift a hiker who fell 100 feet from the edge of a waterfall in eaton cannon. >> we heard that there was a second waterfall, a little higher up that you have to hike up to. and we went up and it was great. >> reporter: he tells us, he and his 25-year-old girlfriend were hiking, exploring the two waterfalls. after taking in the second one, trouble. >> we were coming down. and there's not exactly -- the trail isn't really distinct. it's kind of hard to figure out how to get down. and we went the wrong way. so we kind of just went with it. and she slipped and fell. >> reporter: reese said he scrambled down as quickly and

now pictures from larimer county. 4 dozen homes and businesses evacuated at this point. flames stoefrnicorching 3,000 acres this has only been burning for a few hours. in and a big bailout headed for financially troubled spain just a short time ago finance ministers from 17 nations saying that the euro has agreed to give spain up to $125 million to bailout the banking sector. spain the 4th and largest european country to request assist stance since the debt crisis began two years ago. union rags coming from behind in the belmont stakes. >> union rags... >> (applause) >> she is the most hated woman in america. a title that frankly she took great pleasure in. i am talking about madeline murray o'hare. >> you are going to spend your whole life preparing to meet the lord. you folks are crazy as hell. >> in the early 60s madeline murray o'hare who once tried to defect to the soviet union was looking for a reason to start trouble. she found it in the classroom of her teenaged son william. >> i am an atheist i wish to be an atheist i don't feel it would be appropriate for me to

it's in larimer county, where it's destroyed one structure that forced the evacuation of more than aomes. several more families are on their way home. >>> an orioles radio announcer takes the stand in roger clemens' trial today. joe angel testified he saw clemmens on a golf course. prosecutor says he attended a pool party at canseco's home. in 2008, clemens said he didn't attend the party. clemens is charged with lying to congress when he denied taking steroids or human growth hormone. >>> trouble at the tsa. the agency hands down one of its largest disciplinary actions in years. 43 employees, including a top supervisor, have been fired or suspended in fort myers. an internal investigation reveals they failed to perform random screening last year. >>> wisconsin is holding a recall election. targeting republican scott walker. danielle nottingham explains how today's results could have implications for the presidential race. >> reporter: wisconsin voters lined up early to decide whether the republican governor will keep his job. at a cost of $9 million to taxpayers, the recall election

all too real in colorado where 46 homes have been evacuated because of a rapidly growing fire in larimer county. you see the winds pushing those flames along. that fire has spread to more than 5,000 acres. 10 structures have been damaged. the cause is still unknown. >>> you know the ipad has given millions of users a new way to think and communicate. now it's helping a group of orangutans at a zoo. the young ones have been drawing and painting on the ipad for about a year. recently they learned to identify symbols using an app called tap to talk. >> these four can't get enough of it. and they just -- they understand. it's just like they catch on and connie and sin bad look at it as if to say, you know, what is this new-fanning he willed thing? >> the caretakers say that they are amazed by the orangutan's ability to learn. it's also helping them better communicate with humans. >>> lisa argen is here now. she can tell you all about the weather. there's a warming trend? >> yes, definitely the next couple days. look at that already getting light out there. we are looking at the official sunr

wildfires raging out of control out west, more than 1,000 homes part afternoon evacuation order in larimerounty, colorado. not far from colorado state university. as the flames keep moving toward them. fox's maria molino has more. >> reporter: crews have their work cut out for them. >> 14,000 plus acres, so very large fire. containment is still at 0%. >> reporter: the flames eating away at heavy timber glowing over the dry ridges northwest of ft. collins, emergency personnel working quickly trying to get everyone out of the danger zone. >> we're going house to house to make sure that we get people out of harm's way. >> reporter: alarming sights and smells in the high elevations threatened by this wildfire, residents adrenaline fueled by the mustard colored sky and smoky air. >> i got up and you could tell the fire was fairly close, sheriff showed up pounding on the door telling everybody to get out. >> reporter: more than 100 firefighters working in conditions described as hot, wind whipped and very steep. >> 1/3 of the heavy fire equipment in the country is here to fight this fire. we're

. >>> back in this country, fire fighters in larimer, colorado, are hoping for rain so they can get a handle on the high park wildfire. it has burned more than 54,000 acres and forced thousands of people from their homes. right now the fire is 20% contained and the newest danger in the area, scared and hungry bears. so firefighters are trying to keep their distance. >>> and more debris from japan's deadly tsunami may be surfacing half way around the world. a fishing boat with two objects have washed ashore in washington state. authorities are trying to determine if the wreckage is from last year's powerful earth wake and killer wave. >> now to this story of an amazing rescue. a woman was trapped inside her burning car after she lost control and it flipped, but a stranger smashed open a window with a fire extinguisher and pulled her to safety moments before the car burst into flames and that was two weeks ago. his name is mitchell corbin and he's a sergeant in the texas air national guard. >> i saw a lady frantically screaming and she's still in there, she's still in there and i figure

. >>> firefighters battling that raging wildfire in larimer county, colorado, are really hoping to get some rain today. if they don't get it, they'll face another grueling day on the fire lines. the high park fire has burned 54,000 acres and is still growing. thousands have had to evacuate. >> a very large number of homes here in northern colorado in this fire. at this point, that count is at 113 homes that are destroyed in this fire. we are continuing to assess the conditions and that number will continue to grow. and i don't mean we'll have more homes destroyed as a result of the ongoing fire. we're actually assessing that the damage that's occurred up until this time, it's just taking time to get in there and do that. >> the fire is only 20% contained, but hundreds of firefighters have arrived from across the u.s. to help. >>> saudi arabia is mourning the loss of its crown prince. saudi's state tv says crown prince nayef bin abdul aziz has died in geneva, switzerland. they say he had health problems, but the cause of death is unclear. his body will be flown to saudi arabia and burie

. >>> firefighters in larimer county, colorado are hoping for rain so they can get a handle on the highark wildfire. it has burned more than 55,000 acres and forced thousands of people from their homes. right now the fire is only 20% contained and the officials say the newest danger are scared, hungry bears so firefighters are trying to keep their distance. >>> tiger woods could be on the verge of a huge comeback. it's been four years since he won his last major title, but now he's tied for the lead at the u.s. open in san francisco. here's cnn's patrick snell. >> reporter: after three 36 holes, three-time champion tiger woods is in the share of the lead at 1 under par, this despite shooting a second round on friday that were three consecutive bogeys, he does have companies in the shape of former winners jim furyk and david toms. you have to say at this point it's tiger's tournament to lose. >> being patient is certainly something that, you know, you have to do with major champion ships and i've done a pretty good job of that over the years. i won my fair share and i understand how to d

so far the fire in larimer county is said to have burped more than 200 acres.er, now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> there you go. >> to the inmate in san quentin, it may seem like just another day on the yard. but the investigative services unit has something else in mind. and it could mean a bad day for inmates holding contraband. >> these guys can resist us. if they've got weapons on them, obviously we want to get to the them before they get to the weapon. we try to control their hand. we always watch their hands. they hide weapons in their mouths, you know, in their bodies. >> give us ten seconds. >> so, you know, you've got to pay attention. you've got to keep control of the situation. and just swoop in on them before they see you coming. >> gentlemen, hand on your head. this is just going to be a little search. don't drop nothing. don't pick nothing up. you guys slowly walk over towards the wall over here. gentlemen, this way. hey, mo, spread them out a little bit. >> slide down, slide down. >>

. >> ifill: the larimer county fairgrounds in loveland provided shelter for humans as well as horses and livestock rescued from the fire. for those who left their homes, there was only anguished waiting. >> shell-shocked. i was telling my friend, i feel like there is no solid ground beneath me right now. >> very worried. i don't know if we have a place to go to or not. it's right in the middle of it. >> ifill: meanwhile, crews in southern new mexico battled a 54-square-mile fire near the town of ruidoso. helicopters carried huge buckets of water to douse the flames, as crews battled for advantage on the ground. in some places, it was already too late. >> we have a lot of faith. my faith is so deep that i know that whatever happens it's not that it's god's fault. >> ifill: on sunday night, new mexico governor susana martinez deployed scores of additional national guard troops to help with evacuations. at the same time, an even larger wildfire continued burning in southwest new mexico. the whitewater-baldy blaze has charred 450 square miles since mid-may, mostly in remote areas. the ot

. >>> and a new round of evacuations was ordered in larimer county, colorado.he high park fire jumped a river and burned more homes. the wildfire has burned more than 69,000 acres. fire containment dropped from 60% to 45%. lois livinggood got the call to leave yesterday. >> we saw burning right up to the houses below us. >> many of the evacuees have had their cars packed with belongings for days, just in case they have had to leave. the fire west of fort collins has now destroyed at least 191 houses. it's also blamed for one woman's death. >>> a fire at an airport tech center in atlantic city, new jersey caused flight delays across the country. the federal aviation administration say yesterday's fire took out its traffic flow-in systems. that meant airlines couldn't track their flights as quickly as usual. the faa had to use a backup system and hundreds of flights had to be canceled. >>> the u.s. is warning americans about a terrorist threat in kenya. the u.s. embassy in nairobi says there is an implement terrorist attack in one city. the u.s. has pulled out al

the larimer county sheriff's office now says one person is missing in the wildfire.g a news conference held right now on the fires and we'll keep you updated on the latest. jou let >>> now let's bring in matter toologist chad myers. why is this fire so stubborn? >> a windy weekend, all the way, new mexico, utah, arizona, every state a red flag warning. wind guchts over 50 miles per hour. hala, they'll get a little handle on it today. a little help from mother nature. the winds shifted direction. the winds are coming in from the north and not from the south. that's kind of blowing the fire back on to itself, or blowing the hot part of the fire on to an area that may have already burned. that switch is dangerous for firefighters, because they have to see that switch coming so they can get out of the way of that switch, of that wind that comes in here. the humidity, up a little bit, but still very low. in the single digits all weekend, which means relative humidity around 5% to 10%. 3,000 acres burned in a few hours yesterday when the winds really roared. up to 36,000 a

this is new video from larimer county.acres have burned and more than 100 buildings have been destroyed. at least one person died. yesterday authorities found the remains of the woman who had been reported missing in the area. new mexico's governor is declare a state of image emergency to help fight their fire. it has destroyed at least 30 buildings. yesterday an additional 80 people were brought in to help fight the fire. firefighters say the fire in new mexico is at least 30% contained and their fire line is starting to work. but obviously not a great start to the fire season with those huge blazes burning. >>> the latest on the deadly attack. it happened just hours after last month's bay to breakers race. the pictures san fransisco police want everyone to see. >>> plus a controversial request that could force the state of georgia to end its adopt a highway program. >>> the ku klux klan wants to adopt a highway in georgia. now the state department of transportation is thinking about ending that adoption program. the clan

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the body of a 62-year-old woman was found in her burned out home in larimer county, colorado. a fireman tried to get her out but was chased off by wall of fast moving flames. hundreds of people have been forced to leave almost everything they own behind. >> we brought the few things really important to us. works of art done i about friends and things emotionally chach attached to. other than that we're just really, we trust these guys. we know all these firefighters in our area and, and, whew. rick: tough times out west. adam housley is following the story from fort collins in colorado. ad many do, what is the latest on the fire there? >> reporter: yeah, rick, the family of linda stedman reported her missing on saturday. that is when the fire exploded inside. it began with a lightning strike. due to winds and extremely high temperatures here in colorado the fire absolutely exploded to 20,000 acres at one point in just a few hours. we're told 41,500 acres is the official numbers. they will have new numbers shortly as well as containment numbers. firefighters last night said the

so far about 600 homes are evacuated in larimer county. more than 200 buildings have been destroyed. people are losing their homes and livelihoods. losing nearly everything. >> this fire changed your whole life? >> yes, sir. i might have to get rid of all my horses. i have a property i owe payments on i can no longer run my business out of. my pastures and trails. i need trees and i need, i need to be able to take people out there. racing he is suspected of walking into a buffalo hospital where his ex-girlfriend allegedly worked and shooting her dead. julie banderas is live in new york city with more on this. julie? >> reporter: jenna, police say they plan on holding a briefing later this morning on a search that continues for a doctor credited with saving countless lives now a person of interest in a violent murder. late last night s.w.a.t. teams arrived at 49-year-old timothy jord den's home using a robot to help them search. authorities turned up nothing. jord den allegedly shot 33-year-old jacqueline wisniewski four times yes

larimer county, colorado, they asked for federal assistance.almost like a flood area asking for fema. when ask you for federal assistance, you get federal firefighters, federal planes, also some money, and men and women on the ground who are specialized fire jumpers. 43,000 acres, divided by 640, about 70 square miles. the wind shifted yesterday, that's good news. this is the fire line from fort collins right here, denver below. look at how ragged it is. think about how many miles it must be to try to fight all of that fire, all the way up and down all these relatively rugged mountains here. so you have fires in the valleys, fires going downhill, fires going uphill and wind blowing the fire back on the firefighters. what a dangerous situation. not as bad as it was yesterday, not as bad yesterday as it was over the weekend. i don't see any rain in the foreca forecast. this lightning that caused this fire could have a partner later in the week. there's so much lightning coming down, it can't rain enough to put the fires out. so it's called dry li