for many gazans its maintain a sommer return to their homes, sometimes just piles of rubble. this boy was reunited with his toy bear. and they buried their dade. georgians took the opportunity to stack if for the holiday which will shortly macthe end of ramadan, a holiday they now expect to spend in a war zone. >> to developing news in the sand fire burning east of sacramento. fast-moving flames have destroyed ten homes. flames charred more than six square mile is. 515 homes are in the line of fire. 1200 people evacuated. >> grab your family, that's the most important thing. i have a two-month-old and a three-year-old so my whole thought is my family first. you feel helpless. what can you do? >> the fire started friday afternoon, likely bay vehicle that sparked dry brush. nearly 1500 fire personal are battling the flames. it's 35% come plained. >> south a wildfire destroyed at least one home on the outskirts of yosemite. the fire is threatening dozens of homes and cabins. fire has now green to more than 2100 acres. several roads in the area are closed. there's no access to yo

>> they're still finding sommer rat tick winds, even though the wind speed is not extremely gusty. you can see temperatures with the sunset, the typical nighttime cooling is helping firefighters. right now 67 degrees after mid-90s today at the fire location. winds not extremely gusty. the highest gust i could find near the fire is 15 miles per hour. humidity at 52%. so as we get a closer look at the microclimate forecast for the winds, the problem we're seeing now is what we had for today. on the north side of the fire, we've got winds coming slightly out of the northeast. but on the south side, we're still finding winds out of the southwest. it's really creating this erratic and very unpredictable wind pattern. so even though it is not gusty, it's making it harder for them to tackle down this fire. so as we get a look at the napa county fire, and tomorrow and the fire conditions we can expect, wind forecasts i'm thinking the top gusts will be up to 20 miles per hour. that's a shred of good news. we're not looking at any kind of severe wind event over the next 48 hours. humidity is

for more local news w weather traffic and sports works ' on the "cw philly" on >> the sommer cup, germanyngapore produced a powerful anti-gambling commercial. see if you can spot its one fatal flaw. >> i can't wait to win the world cup. >> i bet you they did. >> i hope they win. >> why? >> because i bet all my savings. >> germany won. why the long face? that kid is the richest person. now, clearly -- >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, the new york police department faces growing scrutiny after a man dies in custody. officers apparently used a choke hold. now after a weekend of outrage there's another video of the confrontation. >>> plus, the mother arrested for letting her child play alone at the park. legal analyst rikki klieman is in studio. she looks at the case generated about good parenting and police your reach. that's ahead. >>> now it's time too show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. starting this morning you'll pay more for the airlines security fee. the new fee will be $5.60 for all flights and any connection longer than

sommer esom? >> i'm a urologist. >> you're from the phoenix area. >> i practice in phoenix. we currently live in san diego. >> in san diego. i'm from riverside, north of san diego, as you know. i went to visit my own va, in loma linda. they're able to -- they get -- they're able to get veterans to see a family practitioner in 24 hours if need be. i'm not so sure about mental health care or psychiatrists. they indicated to me there is a shortage of psychiatrists. and i recently visited a new kaiser facility and i asked him if there was a -- what shortages he was experiencing. can you tell me if there are general shortages in your area of these kind of practitioners? >> there is a shortage of mental health professionals nationwide. and there are many issues that go into it. certainly reimbursement is one. we know one of the people that daniel had been seeing because -- and this is another issue of continuity of care, he was forced to go outside the va system, just because he couldn't be seen in phoenix. there was just no availability, no mental health available. and i think yo

sommer esom? >> i'm a urologist. >> you're from the phoenix area. >> i practice in phoenix. we currently live in san diego. >> in san diego. i'm from riverside, north of san diego, as you know. i went to visit my own va, in loma linda. they're able to -- they get -- they're able to get veterans to see a family practitioner in 24 hours if need be. i'm not so sure about mental health care or psychiatrists. they indicated to me there is a shortage of psychiatrists. and i recently visited a new kaiser facility and i asked him if there was a -- what shortages he was experiencing. can you tell me if there are general shortages in your area of these kind of practitioners? >> there is a shortage of mental health professionals nationwide. and there are many issues that go into it. certainly reimbursement is one. we know one of the people that daniel had been seeing because -- and this is another issue of continuity of care, he was forced to go outside the va system, just because he couldn't be seen in phoenix. there was just no availability, no mental health available. and i think yo

sommer, can you talk about the role you think that patient perspectives should play in developing therapies for diseases like als and muscular distoty for which quality of life is obviously and especially important pack to haves -- factors to patients. how can the fda best consider the views of patients and families when examining the benefit/risk calculus for these diseases? >> thank you for that question, mr. engel. this really kind of expands across the entire field of rare diseases, but your question's particularly relevant for those two groups. patients often tell us about things that they wish were better that we never thought of. one of the things i've run across time and time again when we ask our patients what's the worst part of this disease, and a lot of times it's parents in the case of pediatric patients. sometimes the things we thought were most important were number nine or ten on the list. so i think when we look at our therapeutic targets are, what our quality of life targets are for these diseases, patient and family input is a huge factor. and i think it's something we ca

marshall sommer, who is going to be speaking on behalf of the national organization of rare diseases, so welcome, we're delighted you're here, and i will yield back. >> chair now recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. bill rack -- bilirakis, five minutes for questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i appreciate it. i ask these questions a few months ago, and i didn't get a response, so i'm going to see if i can get a response this time. appreciate it if you can answer. can you tell me how many treatments were approved with notable biomarkers used for the first time? is. >> no. [laughter] i don't have that -- >> could you get that information? >> i would be happy to. it's a very interesting question. >> and then next question, have any accelerated approvals occurred with a novel biomarker a never-before-treated disease? >> oh, yes, all the time. and i can get that for you. i don't have it, again. >> how many new biomarkers did the fda use in the last five years? can you get that for me? >> certainly. absolutely. >> thank you very much. i know we don't have a lot of time, so i'll yiel

sommer esom? >> i'm a urologist. >> you're from the phoenix area. >> i practice in phoenix. we currently live in san diego. >> in san diego. i'm from riverside, north of san diego, as you know. i went to visit my own va, in loma linda. they're able to -- they get -- they're able to get veterans to see a family practitioner in 24 hours if need be. i'm not so sure about mental health care or psychiatrists. they indicated to me there is a shortage of psychiatrists. and i recently visited a new kaiser facility and i asked him if there was a -- what shortages he was experiencing. can you tell me if there are general shortages in your area of these kind of practitioners? >> there is a shortage of mental health professionals nationwide. and there are many issues that go into it. certainly reimbursement is one. we know one of the people that daniel had been seeing because -- and this is another issue of continuity of care, he was forced to go outside the va system, just because he couldn't be seen in phoenix. there was just no availability, no mental health available. and i think yo