these mountains right here completely scorched on the other side of them. that's i-15 and so we are about -- i would say 30 minutes north of san bernardino and this area a little while ago. as you mentioned we had to move our location because the the flames were just getting too close. you can see how close they got with -- with, actually, it's behind smoke and flames right now it came behind the fence and they're burning up every last bit of flu so it doesn't reignited. take a look at the video, they had the huge dc planes that were dropping flame retardant out of this fire to try to get any flame retardant. that wasn't, no lines have held so far. any sort of control on this side of the fire and it's because it had to burn up the entire ridge. these firefighters are going to be moving up less than a mile from us where some homes are here very soon. this town has been evacuated but a lot of people -- some people we talked to didn't need those evacuations. take a listen. >> i witnessed yesterday -- they just did an incredible job and hopefully they're able t

it is right near san simone and has scorched 27,000 acres, or 42 square miles. the concern is not only the building but all of the art work inside. he was an avid art collector and tourists come from all over the up and the world to see the castle and a lot of them have get listen and been disappointed. >> found out it was closed and disappoint asked hope that everyone everything turnout. >> fires say the fire is fly% contain asked burning for a wreak and has destroyed 48 structures. only the visitor center trends on but the castle will stay closed until the fire is under control. >> the clayton fire in lake county is 100% contained this

at least 189 homes were lost in the flames as the fire scorched about 4,000 acres.

scorching heat on saturday, 96. sunday, still stifling, 95. monday, 91 not as brutal, but still humid, finally relief comes on tuesday, 86 feeling comfortable wednesday with the atlantic city air show and 84. don't forget to go to 6abc.com, we've all the latest on the heat and the humidity and when we may see relief. you can check it around around e clock. get set for a long and humid period. >>> a man is accused of taking a man at gunpoint. a man went in and threatened two nurses with their lives. he took his girlfriend from the hospital who is there for bipolar does or. >> a k-9 unit was hit a sheriff's deputy who was about to retire was killed. the suspect, held police at bay for four hours after the shooting. he was wearing a bullet proof vest and had explosive in his home. the k-9 was in the patrol car and ran off after the shooting. it took 150 firefighters to battle the blaze in l.a. flames poured from the roof of the two homes. it 140 firefighters to extinguish the plays. it began in one home and spread to the house next-door. a third

about a dozen are scorching and down.... the west coast... about a dozen are scorching california. abc's danya bacchus.. is in san bernardino county.. where extreme heat and wind..... is making it hard.... to get the fire's under script: the blue cut fire still out of control. sot: major adrien leon, san bernardino county firefighter: "the conditions have been brutal. they've been extremely hot. the weather has been over 100 degrees although today has been the first day we've had temps below 100. containment is low-the gusty winds and heat-making it hard for firefighters to keep the fast moving flames from destroying more land. sot: mark hartwig: "it's not santa anna wind season for us. that doesn't come until october. so really that's fire season for us. this isn't supposed to be fire season" evacuation orders still in place for more than this morning, the fire, once again- coming dangerously close to homes and a major freeway. nats kabc helicopter reporter scott reiff: "this is biggest flare-up we've seen so far this morning. but to the north and south-a different scene.the clayt

the cold fire in yolo county has scorched at least 47-hundred acres.ave made some headway in containing the fire. cal fire says it is now 30- percent contained this morning. over 1000 firefighters are working on this fire. which is near lake berryessa p-g-and-e high voltage lines along highway 1-28 remain threatened. effect at the canyon creek estates in winters. the cause of this fire in still >> marty:and in monterey county. the soberanes fire is still growing this morning. the fire has burned over 55- thousand acres and it is now 40- percent contained. the fire started back on july 22nd near carmel and big sur. it was started by an illegal campfire. one person was killed fighting the fire. 57 homes have been destroyed, and two-thousand buildings are still threatened. over five thousand firefighters are working to control this fire. firefighters are also doing their best to save wildlife in the area. earlier this week a firefighter came across this little bird near the fire line. they rescued the bird and took it to the s-p-c-a where wildlife experts

and scorching thousands of acres. what firefighters are doing to get it under control. 3 people overdosed in one house..and one man overdoses while driving through an intersection. in another case, a man overdosed with his child in the car at a gas station. authorities say most of the calls came from the same part of town. fire crews say they worked to could. the heroin problem continues to plague cities across the country. more than 100 americans die from drug overdoses each day. emergency officials are on high alert in downtown los angeles after nearly twenty people overdosed on a drug presumed to be synthetic marijuana --or spice. it happened monday in the skid row area -- where drug use is widespread among the homeless population. this isn't the first outbreak there-- on friday, fifty people were checked out by hospitalized. (dave thomase/los angeles) "it's getting real bad right now. drugs affecting a lot of people, you know what i mean, everybody around here, everybody want to talk to the cameras, talk to the pe

saturday, scorching heat, 96. sunday, stifling 95 we upped the numbers from yesterday. monday, not as brutal, a front coming through. you feel relief on tuesday, warm, 86. wednesday, nice and comfortable, that's the atlantic city air show, 84 degrees a bit more seasonable and you'll be happy to be in the 80s by that point. scorching heat, i think the worst part of it oppressive humidity. >> new this morning, they share a birthday now twin sisters in berks county have something greater to share. >>> a barber in a tough neighborhood is earning respect for the simple rule he has in the shop. >> reporter: route 1oo sunrise boulevard. when we come back we'll check out several construction zones when "action news" continues on this thursday morning. >> >> welcome back we're taking live look at penns landing, the blue of the sunrise is coming through. 5:43, 81 degrees, incredibly hot and humid today. a good day to forego outside activity if you can. it's coincidental ironic, that's the shot of the river rink. >> reporter: maybe we'll get a little refreshment looking at the riv

scorching hot in madrid. 35 degrees. and it's going to stay hot as we go into the rest of the work week. and paris is heating at 35 degrees. 30 degrees for london with partly sunny conditions. rome at 33 degrees. athens couldld see thunderstorm with 31 degrees on your hump day. now, across japan we are seein spotty heavy showers for central and w western japan. chiba prefecture had about 50 millimeters of rain in just one hour. so roads have turned like rivers in many places. ououds likee these were seen through portions of japan including tokykyo. we will see spotty heavy showers into tonight. meanwhile there is a strong system just south of the country. this is lionrock. a strong typhoon now packing 144 kilometer per hour winds. this system will likely intensify to a very strong typhoon by friday. and the system will likely head toward the south at 15 kilometers per hour. that's going to slow down into the weekend. then it is expected to make a u-turn into next week. there's a possibility that this system could hit cen

the fire scorched 4600 headachers. it is now just -- acres. >> reporter: the fire scorching its way through yolo county and suffocating the community has become a all too familiar scene. >> been evacuated last three summers. >> last night it was no, this morning it was no. >> reporter: many passed on the home evacuation order and decided to take the risk. >> most people stayed because this is the third year. >> the fire continued over night towards dozens of homes. luckily they were able to stop the fire right there and potentially saving this home. >> we want to make sure it is stife go back -- safe to go back home. >> reporter: 700 firefighters are battling flames and hot spots in and around. almost the same scenario a year ago as the rag fire forced some of the same residents out. >> last year it was almost the same place. >> reporter: now hoping for another break. >> every does everything they can. they have grass cut down. trees trimmed. everything you can. so hopefully we will come back to clear skies and no smok

the roof was completely scorched from the cockpit to the tail. emirates airline says the plane >>> california, a series of earthquakes struck in the north eastern part of the state. three quakes hit the down of janesville within three minutes. 4 .4 or above magnitude. it's located on the slope of the sierra nevada. more details as we get them. >>> also in california, the out of control fire near wire country has grown to nearly 5,000 acres. it's california. the blaze is only 10% contained. the crews are facing major challenges including steep terrain and windy conditions. helicopters are scooping water from a lake to douse the flames. the reason for the odd name, the cold fire started near the town of winters. >> human testing for the zika virus is underway in the u.s. the outbreak in puerto rico being called epidemic, will those steps be enough? >> reporter: miami on a mission , spraying, misting, and pumping to stop zika virus in its tracks. >> it's getting all this attention. >> reporter: bug repellant being handed out in the streets and at cl

the largest of the so-called monroe fire, which has scorched nearly 7,000 acres, right now there are no structures being >> a final goodbye to a fallen firefighter, a funeral procession in las vegas, for 26-year-old justin beebe. he was skilled over the weekend, hit by a falling tree while fighting the wildfire in the great basin national park. several agencies taking part, providing an escort to the north las vegas airport to get beebe's body home. he's from vermont, but he was living in montana. >> new information tonight on a teen found dead nearly 40 years ago. found in a vacant parking lot on boulevard and sahara on august 14th, 1979. she was between 16 and 21 years old. and wearing this blouse, along with pieces of jewelry. now forensic evidence leads police to believe she may have lived in the napa or value valley areas of california before making her way to las vegas. >> this ain't a hillary rally. >> clashes between donald trump and hillary clinton supporters, this all taking place outside mike pence's town hall at the convention center in henderson. no word if any arrests w

for the people you're about to meet it includes comebatting scorching heat and sandstorms. they celebrate the movie franchise they love by creating their own making their own tribute films. here's abc's clayton sandell. ? >> reporter: here in the sand dunes of a remote alien planet, surrounded by storm troopers and bad guys -- we're on the set of a "star wars" movie. >> action! >> reporter: not the one you think. here there's no george luke cat or j.j. abrams. but you will find jeff henderson and nick finch. friends and "star wars" fans so far away they're making their own "star wars" movie. they'll enter their five-minute film in something called the "star wars" fan film award. at stake, bragging rights. >> if i was a kid and saw that, i would literally spontaneously combust. >> reporter: and just possibly fame and fortune. the guys have spent the last six weeks raising money and recruiting about 60 friends and family for a grueling three-day shoot in the scorching desert. >> if you've made a checklist of all the things that could possibly literally and figurative checked

but from the valley to the west it's going to be scorching again tomorrow. we will see a little bit of relief day by day, we'll drop the temperatures a degree or two by the end of the week, and now is thursday at 20 percent, but we'll keep the slight chance going every day in the seven-day forecast. >>> an abc 15 exclusive. the safety alert you need to ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. >>> i told you we'd let you know when the loop 101 was back open at scottsdale road, and it is now. still a lot of slowing out there. it was closed for awhile after a deadly crash. steve? >>> now to an abc 1515 exclusive recording your children and day cares at popular valley gyms. >> we have information about an employee allegedly taking inappropriate video of a child while working in the kid's center. ar >> reporter: this is a very disturbing

one of a series scorching the west. in northern california thousands of acres burning as fire crews try to contain it day and night. >>> a break in the case of two teenagers found murdered execution style behind a grocery store in georgia against the backdrop of vigils, police have a suspect in custody. what about a possible motive? >>> and nothing to see here. just some bears going for a dip time in at the beach and apparently not bothered by the humans nearby. we'll have that and the latest headlines on this thursday, august 4th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. i'm nick watt. >> i'm linzie janice. those bears didn't seem too bothered by the people. the people didn't seem too bothered by the 'w we also have a drunk moose. >> later. >> and a kangaroo. >> drunk animals. >> for now, we begin this half hour with the donald trump campaign in turmoil as hillary clinton dmgets a boost of suppo. >> a poll shows clinton ten points ahead of trump. her biggest lead in months and more than half of ame

. >> it's scorching and oppressive. >> like 90 something degrees. >> like 100 degrees. >> reporter: the temperature gauge in boston read 98 degrees at one point. >> we burn up out here and we are walking around and sweating and every time you turn around you feel like you will pass summer they are trying to keep cool for themselves and pets as best they can. >> we are new yorkers trying to escape the heat. >> reporter: on sunday afternoon, dripping in sweat, hundreds marched in the dominican repaid and -- parade on boylston street. some had to remove headpieces from time to time. >> how you try to stay cool today? >> we have a lot of water and positive energy from the people. >> walk a little bit slow but keeping it good. >>me you know they are excited about today a i feel bad for -- today and i feel bad for the performonsers who have to ware -- pr formerrers who have to -- performers who have to wear costumes. >> reporter: the mayor expresses importance of check on neighbors. >> don't do anything strenuous. >> reporter: cooling stations? >> they are opened today in the city. they are f

scorching thousands of acres. more heat and wind move in. >>> big game backlash. the 12-year-old hunter under fire for killing and posing with zebras, giraffes and more. >> i'm a hunter and no matter what the people say to me, i'm never going to stop. >> she's now receiving death threats. she and her father speaking out this morning on "gma."

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the blue cut fire in southern california has scorched 24-thousand acres.. in just 36 hours... and it still continues to burn. ((brian loftus)) >> right now, the fire is only 4- percent contained. buildings burned. tom wait has the latest from wrightwood, california. the inferno raged on for a second night in san bernardino county... fire crews are paying particular attention to the ski town of wrightwood...where flames are inching closer and closer to homes. (sot joshn owens/ resident) hopefully these guys will take care of it and keep us safe because we got nowhere to go -nats- the blue cut fire has already managed to scorch thousands of acres and destroy countless homes ...many in the town of phelan. homeowner ron ramirez ret safe...and his property still standing: (ron ramirez) all these houses across the streets are burned to the ground. all these homes are burnt to their foundations so i didn't have much hope for our place but we were fortunate (tom wait/ cbs news/ wrightwood, california) despite a mandatory evacuation order in wrightwood -- some homeowners have mixed fee

it scorched more than 6,000 acres in the san bernardino mountains. hundreds of firefighters are battling the flames on the ground and in the air. the cause of the fire is under investigation this morning. residents along florida's gulf coast are likely to see more of this. >>> the drenching rainstorms continue for a second day. there will be heavy thunderstorms from the florida panhandle down to tampa with spotty storms extending up to the carolinas and across to florida's atlantic coast. some communities may see as much as a foot of rain. >> the family of a muslim teen arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school last year is bomb. others suggested it was a case of bias against muslims. he was suspended for three days. he was invited to the white house. still, the family says the incident forced them to leave the united states. school officials deny any wrong doing. >>> to the olympics and what will be a big day. gymnastics and swimming. on monday there were 14 gold melg mel medals handed out, two of them to the united states. the u.s. in a tie

. ♪ visiting each child under the scorching sun is hard work for him, especially as the homes are sopart. he heads to the house of an elementary school second grader. won jao chin lives with his grandparents. his parents left the village soon after he was born and only come home once a year. his grandfather is a big breeder and works all day from sun up to sun down. he says he wants the best life possible for his grandson. chow chin is an old child. he often spends the summers playing alone in his room. his parents and grandparents have showered him with toys and games to try and distract him from his loneliness. on this day, chow chin is on his way to his friend's house. he can't wait to show them the latest toy his father sent him. he also much prefers playing with his friends than by himself. chaoquin's friends are 12 and 10-year-old as i understand siblings. their parents also work in the city. he quickly assembles the toy. it's something he's become used to. his friends are fascinated by their toy. chaoquin is surprised to see that his friend's mother has returned today. she's d

the blue cut fire in southern california has scorched 24-thousand acres.. in just 36 hours... and it still continues to burn. ((brian loftus)) >> right now, the fire is only 4- percent contained.

. >> reporter: to fire continues to scorch the region where it's burning. there are no homes or structures threatened as the fire incinerates more remote areas. conditions are grueling on the firefighters. >> the firefighters will be dealing in near triple digit heat. they need to stay hydrated. we're concerned with the firefighters. >> reporter: this afternoon's winds might send fire in unpredictable directions. >> 20-mile an hour wind predicted to come in from the south. that's why we have all the aircrafts. that's why we have those up there trying to work on the line. >>> you look at these pictures and it is hard to believe that 300 people could get off that plane. >> it's totally amazing. ing. that's the way the plane is designed. they have to get everyone off, out of all the evacuation areas, and the crew did that and did it magnificently. >> 90 seconds, 300 people. that's controlled chaos. >> they were trying to get their bags or computers. get yourself out of the plane as quickly as possible. >> in terms of what communication, take us through what co

the fire in san bernardino county has scorched more than 25- thousand acres since it began tuesday morning. that's 40- los angeles. authorities say nearly 35-thousand homes and more than 80-thousand people are being affected by evacuation warnings --- not all of them mandatory. secretary of homeland security jeh johnson will get a first hand look at the devastating flooding in louisiana. johnson will visit baton rouge and meet with state and local officials and review ongoing response and recovery efforts in the affected areas. johnson will later hold a press conference to discuss those ???adlib weather weather???adlib ???adlib weather ?? traffic ?? ???adlib traffic traffic hillary clinton -going after donald trump in a big way after his latest campaign shakeup.the latest on that live - from wasington d-c... in two minutes. and here's a question for you....does your height... what some surprising new research says... ####break#### says... ####break#### ####break#### with a new management team and a new focus carolina today trying to sway voters. meanwhile hillary clinton takes aim at the t

scorching sunshine on sunday, still the likelihood of a pop-up shower and at 97.ith a thunderstorm around and at 93. hot and still humid on tuesday, thunderstorm overhead but we're back in that number down to 91 for the air show in atlantic city. the heat wave lingers, a high of 90. the upper 80's on the way thursday and friday with very little relief. the only thing we can say is that the humidity won't be as oppressive as we get into early next week as those numbers come on down a little bit, guys. >> okay. there's some good news. >> it's august. >> yeah, right. >> melissa thanks. >> okay. >> freebie friday is still ahead on "action news." if you're in need of some free relaxation we've got you covered coming up. >> you made it to the weekend. it is freebie friday. if you're looking for something to do tonight grab a lawn chair and head to penn's landing. it's the smooth jazz summer night series and tonight cindy bradley takes the stage at 7:30. organizers recommend that you arrive at about 7 o'clock to get the best seat. >> if you would rather beat the heat by

a child left in scorching conditions. firefighters race to the rescue. the tips to prevent this from >>> a broadway classic returns. we're on the red carpet for the cat's revival. >>> plus, as we take a live look outside, the question is will outside, the question is will these ? roll all summer with a jersey classic -- crave it while you can. ?? keep on sipping up summer with dunkin's frozen coolatta. freeze up the flavors of summer with any small frozen coolatta, smoothie, or hot chocolate for $1.99 from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. >>> new at 11, cats are roaring again on broadway. tonight the revival of the musical cats opened at the neil simon theater on west 52nd street. we talked to composure andrew just before the show. >> i hope you would say it's a fresh version but i hope you wouldn't find the essence of the show hasn't changed. >> the show has been criticized for having no plot. yet the original ran for 18 years. the music was great. >> yes. >> it needs a plot. >> well, the plot thickens in the accuweather forecast. >> it does. tuesday into wednesday.

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it and keep us safe because we got nowhere to go -nats- the blue cut fire has already managed to scorch thousands of acres and destroy countless homes ...many in the town of phelan. homeowner ron ramirez returned home yesterday...to find his dogs safe...and his property still standing: (sot ron ramirez) all these houses across the streets are burned to the ground. all these homes are burnt to we were fortunate (standup: tom wait/ cbs news/ wrightwood, california) despite a mandatory evacuation order in wrightwood -- some homeowners have mixed feelings about leaving their properties: (sot jay coller/ homeowner) it's my home. would you leave your home? // (sot sherri tibbetts) everyone is ready to go if we have to go cathey mattingly of cal fire has warned against staying behind: (sot cathey mattingly / information officer, cal fire) last summer we did lose some people// fire behavior changed and they refused to leave and their were lives lost so far -more than 82-thousand people have been forced to evacuate. tom wait for cbs news wrightwood,ca weather today? ((sherry swensk)) more smoke

the so-caleed "suncrest fire" has scorched about 350 acres since saturday afternoon.authorities brought more resources to the battle on sunday-- using helicopters to drop water and fire retardant on the flames. the fire is about 35 percent contained.no word yet on what may have sparked crews battled a massive fire at a church thismorning in philadelphia.you can see the flames shooting from the top of the building and the heavy smoke billowing.fire officials confirm there was a partial collapse of the building's exterior -- so they had to get their people out of there.it appears the roof may have collapsed as well.there are no reports of injuries at this time. a new jersey transit officer is being hailed as a hero for a dramatic rescue.victor ortiz made a split-second decision that saved a man's life.the man was laying on the tracks-- said the man wasn't cooperating. but he managed to pull him off the tracks.. with two seconds to spare. in my mind i was like this is not gonna happen while i'm here. i'm gonna do what i can to pull this guy throughortiz says the man later apologized and th

the raging flames tore through parts of san bernardino county overnight ...scorching acres of land...and reducing structures to rubble. fire crews worked into the night...to keep the blaze from reaching more homes...ordering residents in the area to evacuate immediately: (eric sherwin/ san bernardino county fire) this fires we've seen some erratic fire behavior. get out so that we can focus on this fire instead of rescuing citizens the so-called blue cut fire ignited tuesday morning near interstate 15 in the cajon pass. despite efforts to contain the blaze from the air and ground....the fire expanded in size and intensity in a matter of hours. as night fell -- the historic summit inn, a popular diner, was among structures that burned to the ground. (erica nochlin/ phelan, ca/ cbs news) here in the high desert town of phelan along highway 138 laura anderson was driven from her home in the area yesterday...and is still unsure if it's still standing: (laura anderson/ evacuee) you can imagine, terror and sadness and concern. the fire caused traffic backups for miles...as the area's main h

. >> it has hit in the middle of the scorching summer. is that the right moment to bring it back? and having water here requires careful planning at srp. to store four years' worth of water underground. srp is always working to ensure our communities will have the precious water they need to thrive. discover the beauty of a reliable water supply >>> tonight, nightmare meltdown, chaos as delta suffers a worldwide outage, all flights cancelled for hours. terminals packed with passengers, temperatures flaring and an ongoing struggle still going on ton tragedy, a 10-year-old boy dos on the tall est water slide in the world, a terrifying accident and growing questions about what happened. >>> sounding the alarm, 50 senior republicans warning donald trump would be, quote, the most reckless president in american history, as trump tries to shake off another poll showing his support is cratering. >>> and gold rush for team usa here in rio. >>> and a star is born. we talked to the young american who won so

about 90 miles north of san francisco, has scorched nearly 5 square miles. fortunately no injuries have been reported./// ((sherry swensk)) dry, gusty winds and a lot of heat today. record yesterday at 111 and not much cooler today! ......... winds are already reaching up near 30 mph... and they will stay gusty couple of systems slide by. .......... afterwards... the temps fall back to normal and slightly above 100 degrees by the weekend. .............. that high is strong and responsible for the heat. the areas of low pressure passing by to the north are responsible for the wind today and tuesday. ........... that have to be fought. ........... there are heat warnings, air quality warnings and red flag ...... flooding continues over ............ temps will eventually drop for us to the low 100s for the weekend./// <<< ((weather toss))>>> ((brian loftus)) >>> still ahead... a promising new treatment. what those suffering from ptsd have to look forward to... as doctors find new ways to treat the condition./// ((brian loftus)) >>> p-t-s-d affects more than sev

this fire scorched more than 37,000 acres and shut down the 15 for 48 hours or so. >>> hillary clinton'sing running mate tim kaine was in the area today. hillary clinton is coming back to nevada later this week for a rally up in reno. >> meanwhile, republican presidential nominee donald trump cancelled a rally that was supposed to happen at south point. we don't know why the event for later this week was cancelled. mugged on the street by a violent criminal. >> we'll tell you the areas that he is targeting specifically and how you need to protect yourself, up next. ?? ?? ?? ?? >> new at 11:00, a series of late night robberies have police and a lot of people on alert. three hour period. john trainor with what you need to know. >> i think it's the same suspect, same matching description, same m.o, targeting women alone in parking lots. >> it happened five times in two hours, a series of violent robberies that police feel may be connected. >> a female was robbed at gunpoint by an unknown black her own business. >> metro police got call, a woman told an officer a black male, 20 or 30 grabbed he

wildfire continues to scorch the californias countryside. >> it is burnedtr 30,000 acres near san bernardino is busy highway word is now moving, 80,000 people have been ordered to evacuate, six firefighters got trapped by flames but escaped without serious injuries. >> > cameras capture the site at runway at will rogers airport, it is a rotating column of air that kicks of dustst even thoug it looks like a tornado they sa that it usually forms on hot , dry and clear days. >> , to melissa myers for more rain than forecast score just bodyco starting tomorrow. >> no matter what your plans, you got a beautiful swirl of clouds approaching sunset about we have a surplus of hopkins about half-inch so stil running a deficit.. >> north wind feels pretty comfortable. some '90s to the west and earlier dc and the '90s,n with the dewpoint, you have '90s.. >> rehash showers skirting around the area, a few showers along 71 south of belleville on 71. about 60 lightning strikes and southeast of marion. downtown is in the clear. in a neighborhood is good here. jus some high clouds it should be a beautiful sun

more than 1000 acres have been scorched. nearby homes are also being evacuated. an arson charge connected to the will be a few strong cells in the region moving from west to east. we have to keep an eye on this because the air is becoming more unstable with time. even though no severe warnings in effect now, it's not impossible that some could be issued in the next hour. we could see some rotation with a couple of those cells. later on tonight, activity from the west moves eastward. during the wee hours of the morning even, there could be a few downpours or thunderstorm the night. that should slide offshore tomorrow morning. there is boston, clouds after the west. showers moving into metrowest begin to get closer to boston. 75 with a week sea breeze. where it has warmed with sunshine england, it's almost 90 in hartford. the air has become more humid. we have moved into the night with a few scattered storms. tomorrow's temperatures will still be willing 80's and start out very humid, but lowering humidity during the course of the afternoon. if you want to head to

the clayton fire has scorched.... -4- thousand acres.... just north of sacramento. the fire has already destroyed..... more than.... -1- hundred -75- structures..... in the town of lower lake... and... it's just -20- percent contained. hundreds of firefighters are working on spot fires..... while helicopters drop retardent.... from above. their life-saving work comes... what's become.... a massive fire. "i was glad he was arrested. it's not right but he'll get what's coming to him eventually." this morning... evacuation orders remain for thousands of people.... in the town of lower lake. and... the procession for a fallen firefighter has just wrapped up. 26 year old justin beebe was killed over the weekend....after he was hit by a tree-- while fighting that wildfire in the great basin national park. thats in northern nevada-- several agencies took part of the o escort to the north las vegas airport to get beebe's body home. he's from vermont.....but was living in montana-- now... to a breaking news update... on a deadly house fire..... earlier this week. police now

. >> massive wildfire continues i southern california to scorched more than 4500 acres in the san bernardino national forest is 5 percent contained no reports of injuries but dozens of families have been evacuatedor tonight they can only wait and pray that they will have homes to return to.it links like the heat and humidity will be returning. with unity back to the mid- 64 dewpoint but today just a picture-perfect summer day with beautiful blue skies. upper 70s water temperature great day for swimming wave heights increasing between two and four and then back to one in 3 feet tomorrow.w. northeast winds between 15 and 25 mph it will that they enjoy a beautiful summer day mostly clear tonight with clouds building and destabilizing tomorrow. a few showers from the south and west slight chance tomorrow increasing it wednesday and thursday the best chance will b the weekend. tonight clear a crescent moon and then tomorrow clouds building with chance of few storms and dissipate in the evening wednesdayay chance of m widespread coverage, about 40 percent. mid- 60s to nine, open up the windows to

. -18- thousand acres scorched. -80- thousand-plus evacuated. -7- hundred firefighters on scene... and... dozens of buildings lost. we're going to be monitoring this fire.... through the night and early morning... that does it..... for this edition of 13 action news.... live at 11.. our next reports begin.... 4:30-am... on "good morning las vegas"... they'll have the latest developments on the "blue cut fire"... burning in san bernadino >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- greg kinnear -- from the ufc, dana white -- "this week in unnecessary censorship" -- and comedian dino archie. with cleto and the cletones. and now, hunker down, here's jimmy kimmel! ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to you program. thank you for watching. thank you for coming.

it forced thousands of diehard reporters to wait in the scorching heat. naerl 50 people had to be treated for heat related illnesses. >> she vigorously defended her record. it is the first time on the program in nearly five years. the democratic nominee came out swinging when she was grilled by host chris wallace about claims she originally blamed the internet video about the benghazi attack that killed four americans as opposed to terrorism. >> we have seen rage and violence directed at american embassies over an awful internet video we had nothing to do with. >> well, that's not fair. if you go back and read everything that i said that day, i quoted people who talked about it being terrorism. i already said it was terrorism. there was no doubt it was terrorism. int there were riots and protests. >> not at benghazi. that's not what it was about. >> we were looking at the whole world. the whole world waudz aflame. >> clinton making the original comments when the american's bodies were flown to andrew he is air force base back home. >> julian assange is no

the fire -- scorching 24- castle -- in san simeon. that's about halfway between los angeles and san francisco. evactuation warnings have been issued. flood victims are lining up in droves -- for much needed supplies -- as they try and recover from devastating flooding. the salvation army and red cross -- teamed up with tyson chicken -- the u-s army, -- and l-s-u to make this donation sight possible. organizers say-- they've helped naerly ten thousand people. capt. brett meredtih/ baton rouge salvation army) "this morning, i was handing out food boxes, crying. i hugged her and prayed with her, and just consoled her. because it's just a lot of overwhelming emotions right now for folks." (shenitha gibson/ everybody else too as well. to kind of get through this time." president obama is scheduled to tour the flood ravaged region on tuesday. ((adlib wx toss)) chances for rain are looking which means we probably won't see more that clouds and breezy winds from showers south and east of the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances f