tonit's postseason journey started with a single elimination game at home against the los angeles sparks. they have win with capital one arena being renovatedst s hosting at smith center. second round. first quarter policing some six on a run. ep back, yeah, hits. mystics have a 15-2 run. in the second quarter, mystics up nine finds a lane. a findsther bucket. game high 19 points. that's getting it done. della doneiding yeah, going to kick it outside natasha cloud knocks down the three. mystics up 21 at thehalf. toliver putting is th ing on the cake steps thck. at's another three. she had 11. they beat the sparks 96-64. so that will py the dream in atlanta on sunday. >> we've built a great culture here. our trust with one another has grown this entire season. on defense and offense. and tonight it kind of all came together. >> we did just about everything you know you hope as a coach. you worry all day about this and that. didn't have to worry about that tonight. we did most things well tonight. i would say do them all again. >> again did, to baseball. nationals hoping to shall we say se

. >> repornvestigators believe the latest, the holy hire outside of los angeles, was sparked by man,elony arson charges. there are close to 20 wildfires burning across california rit now. >> i think this is the new normal that we're going toee in california. >> reporter: statewide more than 2,000 structures have been destroyed. scorched.6,000 acres those numbers like the flames continue to grow. fireso intense -- you can see the tornado-like weather condition there. >> reporter: they'vepaed flame-wrapped tornados with winds of 150 miles an hour. firestorms that continue to push thousands from their homes. >> just get out. get all the animals out. get your belongings, your papers, everything, all your documents, get it and get it >> reporter: as firefighters continue to rush in, more than 14,000 on the ground now joined by army soldiers for aex fight cted to continue for weeks here. jay gray, nbc news. >>> developing at 5:00 -- enate of emerg. new details on safety measures in virginia and the district as white sup rally.s prepare to >>> plus, a survivor's story. h >> i no idea that i

. >> reporter: investigators believe the latest, the holy fire outsidef los angeles, was sparked by thisforrest garden clark, arrested on felony arson charges. there are close to 20 wildfires burning across california right now. >> i think this is the new normal that we're going to see in california >> reporter: statewide, more than 2,000 structures have been destroyed, more than 600,000 acres scorche those numbers like the flames continue to grow. fires sintense -- you can see the tornado-like weather condition there. >> reporter: they've spawned flame-wrapped tornados with winds of 150 miles hnr. firestorms that's continue to push thousands from their homes. >> just get out. get all the animals out. get your belongings, your papers, everything, all your documents, get it and get it out. >> reporter: as firefighters continue to rush ein, m than 14,000 on the ground now joined by army soldiers for a fight expected continue for weeks here. jay gray, nbc news. >> just incredible. >> yeah, hard to even watch those pictures. >>> for the first time, a woman describes the terrifying ordeal tha

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flames continue to creep down the hillside above lake elsinore some 60 miles south and east of los angeles. one sparkway from destruction. >> hey, backyard is on fire. >> more than a thousand firefighters are battling to save homes backed up by helicopters and fixed wing aircraft dropping fire retardant and water. 51-year-old forest clark is accused of deliberately starting the holy fire. he was arraigned in court today and asked if he could immediately pay his bail. >> can i handle a million right now easily. >> clark may or may not have been joke but tonight, mike, the holy fire is no laughing matter for the 1,000 or so firefighters on the front lines here. cleveland national forest, which is the lead agency in this fight tweeted today that they, quote, cannot get ahead of the fire. and with the winds kicking up quite significantly here now that dire outlook set to hold with firefighters facing another long and exhausting night. mike? >> mike: jonathan, you showed us some of the aerial drops involved with the firefighters out there. what more can you tell us about some of those efforts above from,

los angeles. and in southern california, the holy fire going from a spark to 4,000 out of control acres in a split second. >> that fuel hasn't burned for almost 40 years. >> reporter: this time lapse capturing plumes of smoke and ash billowing into the sky. the flames forcing mandatory evacuations. fire crews doing everything they can to put out those flames. you can hear a chopper in the distance, and homes like this just didn't stand a chance. you have a burned stove here. and that gas line is still burning. two firefighters treated for heat exhaustion. two people trapped by flames rescued by helicopter. >> fire travels faster than you think. it's an incredible sensation to be in this and to be faced with life and death. >> reporter: across the state, nearly 14,000 firefighters on the front lines. some from as far away as new zealand. yet resources still stretched thin. >> there's so many fires burning in the state that it's hard to get resources here. >> reporter: a 747 supertanker joining the fight, dumping nearly 20,000 gallons of retardant, drop after drop. but in northern california, new ae

to creep down the hillside near lake elsinore, 60 miles southeast of los angeles inching toward homes overhung by large trees, one sparktion. more than 1000 firefighters are battling to save homes backed up by helicopters and fixed wing aircraft dropping fire retardant and water. forest clark is accused of deliberately starting the fire. he was arraigned in court today and asked if he could immediately pay his bail. clark may or may not have been joking when he said that but tonight the holy fire is no laughing matter, for 1000 firefighters on the front lines here. >> reporter: we send our congratulations to college graduates casey bruno and paisley, a service dog who accompanied him to classes at central florida. he donned a with a diploma. no word about grad school. we will get to the bottom of that. as we say good night from new york, my hometown, a shout out to bob, a point guard in massachusetts where he took the all-american and helped the celtics win six nba titles, he turned 90 and led the nba in assists eight straight seasons. he was known as the houdini of the hardwood. i'm happy to call them friends. i am it

>> reporter: even with danger on the horizon, sparkes still has determination in his heart. carter evans, cbs news, los angelesr, stay safe. if you have to get out, get out. that is the "cbs evening news." we'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org parents fuming.. over what they call 'unfair >>> only on 5 paying full price for half the drugs, parents fuming over what they call unfair charges for epipens, now an investigation at kaiser following our original report. good evening. i'm christin ayers. >> i'm allen martin. kpix5's julie watts joins us with the practices regulators will be taking a very close look at. >> kaiser says it's rationing its version of the epinephrine injector, the one that it covers, following a nationwide shortage. patients point out there are other brands that kaiser could offer and many are questioning if splitting prescriptions and charging multiple co-pays for one prescription is even legal. >> we were really concerned when we saw your report. >> many in the food allergy community were shocked when we reve

the hill sides above lake elsinore some 60 miles south and east of los angeles inching toward homes overhung by large trees. one spark's afire. >> more than a thousand firefighters are battling to save homes backed up by helicopters and fixed wing aircraft dropping fire retarred can't and water. >> 51 year old forest clark is charged with start ing the fire. he was arraigned in court today and asked if he could immediately pay his bail. >> i can handle a million right now, easily. >> clark may or may not have been joking when he said that, but tonight the holy fire is no laughing matter for the 1000 or so firefighters on the front lines here. ed. >> ed: thank you jonathan. we want to send our congratulations tonight to college graduates casey bruno and paisley. paisley is a service dog who accompanied paisley to classes, when kc attended graduation, paisley was there, donned the cap and got a diploma. we'll get to the bottom of whether he goes to grad school or not. special shout out to bob coo zy, he became famous here, he was a three time all american at holy cross that helped the celtics win. eight straight season

. >> reporter: even with danger on the horizon, sparks still has determination in his heart. kartd carter evans, cbs news, los angeles the overnight news this friday. for others check back more news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center, i'm jeff glor. >> announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm gentleman rijerika duncan. the pope travels to ireland tomorrow. a grand jury in pennsylvania detailed how 300 priests assaulted more than a thousand youngsters over 70 years, and most of them got away with it. how is all of this going to play out on the emerald isle? jonathan vigliotti reports from dublin. >> reporter: when pope john paul last visited ireland in 1979, 2 1/2 million catholics turned out. only a fraction of that crowd is ex tis theekend >> iwifere tonet thk everne wbe. >> r message, allegedly getting hundreds of tickets to one event with no intention of showing up. the pope'sitn e shadow of yet another round of abuse allegations and cover ups. most prominently from the explosive pennsylvania grand jury report. cardinal who arrived here from chicago calls it a c

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los angeles. it's a special "dateline -- city of angels" tonight at 7:00, 6:00 central on nbc. >>> still ahead -- outrage over a school video gone viral sparking a broader debate about what is appropriate when it comes to school dress codes. >>> also, did she have help from above? a nun slices it down the middle making the perfect pitch. >>> with the new school year getting under way now, there is renewed focus on dress codes and what kids are allowed to wear to class. a video one school in texas showed its students drew controversy, and that is not the only community rethinking policies. nbc's matt bradley has that tape and what the school is now saying about it. >> reporter: as students head back to class, schools are having to address their dress codes. administrators at a texas school facing outrage on social media after showing this video to students. >> repeat after me. i will not wear athletic shorts. >> there was no guys. there were no people of color. there was nobody who was overweight. >> reporter: marcus high school's principal apologized for the video saying it missed the mark. complaints here went viral, and it is one of several

sparks flying between the president and jerry brown, both making wildly different claims about what is behind the rapid spread of giant wildfires in the golden state. trace gallagher live from the los angeleseau to break it down. >> the federal government and california authorities are already at odds over how best to use the state's water location. the water control board is about to vote on a plan that would preserve more water for endangered fish and other uses that would please environmentalists, the feds say the plane will take water from farmers which that will but for two days running donald trump has taken it a step further scolding governor jerry brown and state officials saying their misuse of water is hurting the state's firefighting effort, california wildfires are being magnified and made worse by the bad environmental laws which aren't allowing massive amounts of readily available water to be properly utilized. it is being diverted into the pacific ocean. muscles a tree clear to keep fire from spinning but it's about the forestry and fire protection calls the president's first argument hogwash thing we have plenty of water to fight these wildfires. our changing climate is lea