meanwhile - the white house says homeland security secr today. he will be reviewing the federal government's response to the flooding. residents in 20 parishes are eligible for disaster assistance as a result of a federal disaster declaration. so far more than 70-thousand people have registerd for individual assistance. more than 15-hundred firefighters continue to battle a raging blaze in the san bernardino area this morning. crews haven't been able to make much progress after it scorched is contained at this point. the wildfire started on tuesday. more than 82-thousand residents have been told to evacuate. fire officials aren't sure how many people have lost their homes...but say quote - "there will be a lot of families that come home to nothing." it's going to be a hot one today...chief meteorologist rob haswell has more on when cooler air arrives - coming up next. plus - addressing safety after violent protests over the weekend. how irishfest organizers are responding - next. and police in rio are questioning u-s swimmers who claimed they wer

. >> reporter: in this specially designed burn chamber, researchers aredy secre dissect wildfire by measuring how fast pine needles burn. and how a fire can propel itself even without wind. >> so those tops, those dips are where the fires are dancing? >> that's right. >> reporter: mark finney say scientist at the fire lab in miz sul >> there's an expression that everybody uses in new york, spreads like wildfires yet we don't near how wildfires spreads. >> reporter: the forest service putting out every fire is not working. >> are we making it worse? >> reporter: we are making it worse. by fighting the fire, it's the fire paradox, the harder you try conditions fires thin out forests but by constantly putting them out more unburned brush is left for the next fire. finney says firefighters should be intentionally be setting so-called prescribed fire to burn off vegetation or simply let some natural fires burn. in a statement to cbs news, it says it agrees that managed and prescribed fires are important tools but our capacity to complete thiwo by the budget which sallocated y the budget. >> fire i

they get craze yxts and the finale gets wild we have inside secre, but we visited ramona and the countess-dollar getaway home. >> welcome. come on in. >> she may be the countess with a hamptons castle by the water, but even she can't pass up a bargain. >> this is my k-mart cowboy hat. do you love it? >> i love it. >> after reportedly dropping a little over $3 million on this home three years ago when she was single, the property has now become a home for two. >> every time tom and i wake up in the morning it's like this beautiful view and this is the whole reason why i renovated the house. >> have you seen the ring? >> no. >> but her fiancÉ may not be her mr. right. >> stephanie just sent me the picture. tom, you have no recollection? you were so wasted you don't remember? >> they're happy ever after is put in jeopardy on tomorrow night's finale after bethany frankel tells lieu anne her fiancÉ cheated on her. >> what was it like having that play out on camera? >> it was awful. going through these things in private. never mind on television. >> she was giving you a kiss, you were making ou

appearance of a conflict when donors to the clinton foundation got special access in terms of the secre o a nickel out of the clinton foundation. so how does it profit them? >> not out of the clinton foundation but they get money into the clinton foundation, oh by the way, my husband gives a great speech and then bill clinton gets hired to give $600,000 speech. >> reporter: the fight over the foundation is just one prong of attack this week. the trump and surrogates, hillary's health a talking point. >> i think hillary's tired. >> reporter: the republicans publicly and repeatedly raising doubts. >> i'm not saying that she's had but this is not the woman that we're used to seeing that would come at you and get in your grille. >> reporter: republicans have pointed to this awkward head wag at a muffin shop in june suggesting clinton might have been having a seizure. reporters who were there say they saw no such thing that the best they could tell, she was merely being evasive. republicans point to clinton's persistent cough. noted her stung so last night on jimmy kimmel -- >> are you in go

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lawsuit worth 95-grand, the city of waterloo negotiated an extra 5-thousand dollars to keep the deal a secr. secret.the terms of the deal meant 19-year-old malcolm anderson and his attorney would not have press conferences, talk to civil rights groups or mention it on social media. media.the details were agreement under state open records law. law.critics say it could be illegal for an iowa government agency to demand confidentiality in a case like this. new details have been released on the man who shot and killed five dallas police officers las month. month.newly released documents say former army reserve solder micah johnson showed symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder after returning home from afghanistan in 20-14. johnson sought treatment for anxiety, depression and hallucinations - but doctors risk to himself or others.on july seventh he targeted officers at a large protest in downtown dallas.authorities later killed him using a bomb-carrying robot. prince's home, paisley park, will soon open to the public. public.fans of the late rock legend can start buying tickets online tomor

peterly linda, secr is hoping to hone in on the economy. >> all right everyone know you will update us tonight at 5 and. thanks so much. meanwhile, clinton republican rival donald trump is seizing on clinton late edge comments. this is a republican prepares to deliver as everyone mentioned a major economic speech this afternoon. aimed rebooting struging campaign. fox news corp spend incident do mcelway has latest from washington. >>> hillary clinton saying she was short circuited while trying to clarify previous commen about her private email server that phrase was too good to trump campaign to pass up over weekend releasing this video of short circuiting clinton robot. >> hope you will ll compare what opponent is talking about. so i may have short circuited. former house speaker newt tedteoxplainer atest way she's "untruths." ouing about bircumstancedhi w s talking tolintamnpaig respding with t own ad ic h callsnto question trump's ties to russia. >> is ageting money from russia? is business built on russian loan in almost every poll. the latest one out just yesterday from abc news an

and i certainly did not secre secretly record any one. >> this is over a year of federal involvementinvolved in something that  down to what isnt to get alleged to be strip poker at summer camp. >> silva wouldn't take question nor address a court transcript of audio recording prosecutors say silva made with the cell phone. on it the teens are talking with silva. they refer to drinking alcohol and to not having any clothes on. court records also quote interview with the teen girl who told an investigators quote yes all of the participant in the strip poker game at some point were naked. and she said alcohol, beer and vodka was present at the camp and a lot of the counselors were drinking. silva also addressed the controversy around a gun he owned that was stolen and used to kill a 13-year-old boy. theft he didn't nshlly report. >> i have never seen the victim of a theft be trashed in the media the way i have. >>reporter: group of stockton residents listened to what the mayor had to say. >> i absolutely think he should resign. going back through the entire career here in stockton he's

investments including nest, uber and coffee maker blue bottle as well as the less than successful secrret. >> used to have google's self-driving car project. i'm not sure that this is a big deal. not because he isn't a great guy, we had him here on squawk alley. very smart. he had been with google a long time but we had executives leaving google before when marissa mayer left for example and the stock is up since then. they continued to do quite well. is it any different this time? >> no, you nailed it. it's a big company and very mature at this point lots of executives. google has shown they have incredible internal people they can promote to these and they go outside when they need to. a great hire for them so this is business as usual and they're going to continue. >> this is something that i started hearing about almost a year ago and when it never happened i thought it was something decided against but the fact that the seeds for this apparently were sewn several months ago does that strike you as something where this discipline is perhaps something this unit didn't take well with

about osama 95-grand, the city of waterloo negotiated an extra 5-thousand dollars to keep the deal a secr. secret.the terms of the deal meant 19-year-old malcolm anderson and his attorney would not have press conferences, talk to civil rights groups or mention it on social media. media.the details were uncovered in a confidentiality agreement under state open records law. law.critics say it could be illegal for an iowa government agency to demand confidentiality in a case like new details have been released on the man who shot and killed five dallas police officers las month. month.newly released documents say former army reserve solder micah johnson showed symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder after returning home from afghanistan in 20-14. johnson sought treatment for anxiety, depression and disorder after returning home from afghanistan in 2014. johnson shot -- sought decided he did not pose a risk to others or himself. authorities later killed him using a bomb carrying robot. >>> princes home, paisley park will soon be open to the public. fans of the late rock legend can start bu

. >> it's the timing of the top secr deal raising flags. many questioning whether the u.s. $400 million directly to a terrorist regime even though they claim they don't pay ransom. you remember a former marine in exchange for 7 prisoners in the u.s. the white house denying any connection between the exchange and the midnight cash transfer. they were conducted by different teams on each side. the administration claims the money was a first part of a $1.7 billion settlement for a decade's old unfinished military equipment sale. that doesn't explain why it was transferred in secret. >> why send an unmarked plane with wooden pallets filled with swiss frank and other nonu.s. currency in the dead of night to eye rive in tehran on the very day the hostages are released. why keep it secret from congress and the american people. they were giving them hard currency they can use to fund terrorism, to support the assad regime in syria and advance the nuclear program. i think americans would be pretty upset. >> all of this coming a year after the controversial nuclear deal. ed royce say

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they see somebody who gave away state secre >> donald trump -- >> but you're judging -- >> we don't know. that's the point. >> but do you think -- >> let me ask you, if we don't know -- >> we know hillary clinton shouldn't be trusted with national secrets and with the most precious -- the most precious information that our country has in their hands. we know she can't be trusted. are you equating that the known -- >> wait -- >> conclusion that she can't be trusted with state secrets to major nominee releasing their tax returns reince -- >> i'm not suggesting -- >> i'm -- >> he's a private businessman whose companies may or may not benefit from him being president. that's something voters should want to know. >> i'm not suggesting it's a subject good journalist don't know. i'm suggesting it's preposterous. >> to equate -- >> someone we know gave away -- >> you're making an >> we do know. c cow me said -- the. >> vulnerability. >> james comey laid out the case for gross negligence. >> we don't know factually. you don't have the smoking gun. >> you're telling me we don't have a smoking gun

priests from one parish to another here in the philadelphia archdiocese during his send ytenure as secrof clergy, the early '90s through 2004. he's served three years of a six-year sentence at a prison in northeastern pennsylvania. an attorney says lynn should be released because as of now, with an overturned conviction he's not being held on formal charges. he would like lynn released on 10% of $250,000 bail. monsignor william lynn is 65 years old. in the coming days or even today he could be released by that judge if that order is granted here. live at the criminal justice center, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> three firefighters are recovering from heat exhaustion after battling aç building fir in doylestown. skyforce 10 was over the scene of thick smoke that rose above gsi kitchen and bath show place last night. it took 150 firefighters several hours to get the fire under control. they got help from backup water tankers when they began to lose water pressure. they battled the intense heat and flames. >> because it was so deep seeded, mostly we just saw smoke and heat. every once in

now, that's been one of the main criticisms that they have just kept everything cloaked in such secre. today they'll revealing a new device of the mini lab. we were familiar with machines known as edison. these are things that contest on a few drops of blood what others fromsiemens and others use much more. and similar panels that they do with just a few drops of blood and also saying today that they have developed tests of finger pricks for zika and ebola, both of which they have applied for fda approval of and plan to apply for approval of several more tests in the coming years and to work with other independent third parties to try to validate and publish their results. that's the main criticism here, none of the data is published in peer review journals and fascinating to see how the audience of laboratory medicine experts respond to helms today, kelly. >> meg, a question for you, what is her standing in this industry? to what extent is she allowed to be involved with the company and the fed sanctioned her? >> reporter: it's an important question, kelly. so after the desert if i c

acquiescent, even submissive all mosost every secr of american society was to the u.s. government, when the government stood up and introduce the patriot act, that really set off lots of alarm bebells. go back to october and november i in01 and you will find most major american newspapers people reacting wiwith a fair amount of alarm over the fact the government had now suggested and opposed that thehey seize nw surveillance and detention powers that were quite radical. the patriot act became the and thef extremismsm danger of overreach on the part of the government. so much so that when the u.s. congress, as compliant ass they were, and acted the patriot act by an overall majority, even the u.s.s. congress two weeks after september 11 inserted into the patriot act a provision that says the power this law creates will expire in four years. the reason being that everyone recognized this was an incredibly radical piece of legislation and that nobody wanted this to become permanent as p part of america's political landscape. it was justified only because the situation was