theresa garcia, cbs news, long beach, california. >> custom officials say they'll turn the case over to u.s. immigration and customs enforcement and that agency will decide whether to pursue criminal cases against the five importers in the l.a. area. >> i know, anny, you like some shoes. >> they were kind of wild but very fashion forward. >> that's the word. >> so you may need the rain boots tomorrow just in the afternoon, evening. we arelooking at some big storms maybe coming through tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening around this time. we've got some changes in the forecast, but tonight you've got to enjoy the beautiful evening, lots of sunshine and here's a look at your live weather cam brought to you by michael and son, not even a cloud in the sky in that shot, temperatures now in the upper 80s. the dew point is in the 50s. that's why it feels really nice. the winds are calm. currently it is 82 out in leesburg, 84 in gaithersburg, 83 in fredericksburg. rappahannock has cooled down to 79 degrees, so temperatures are falling. silent radar picture has been very quiet because of

theresa garcia, cbs news, beverly hills. >> healthcare law also includes some free preventive servicesor men and kids including flu shots and other immunizations, cancer screenings, screening for high blood pressure, cholesterol and compression. >>> if you live in d.c., get ready to shell out more for your tap water because d.c. water is tapping on two rate hikes and a surcharge. the average family bill will increase by about 70 bucks a year. the washington examiner reports the hikes will be used to help fund a multi billion dollar tunnel in northeast. >>> d.c. is now eligible for federal help to clean up costs from when the june derecho swung through town. the district is now request federal assistance. virginia was declared a disaster area last week. maryland's request is pending. >>> the widespread drought is creating disaster situations in much of our country. more than half of all u.s. counties have been designated as disaster zone because they haven't gotten any rain. 218 counties in 12 states were added just today. this is the most severe and expensive drought in 25 years the ag

theresa garcia has the latest from l.a. >> reporter: firefighters are starting to gain some ground on a massive wildfire burning in washington. crews are being helped by cooler temperatures and dying winds. >> we are feeling very optimistic where we are with this fire. >> reporter: officials say the fire started monday at a construction site and quickly spread out of control. the fire has scorched thousands of acres and burned through dozens of homes. >> everybody's house is gone. all my friends', my neighbors', people i care about, we'll have to move, rebuild, hug, she some tears and start over. >> reporter: -- shed some tears and start over. >> reporter: at least 900 people have evacuated. some farmers and ranchers were forced to leave behind their livestock in this rural area about 90 minutes outside seattle. authorities are blocking roads to keep people from returning to their homes. hotter, drier weather is expected to return thursday and officials are concerned that could fuel the flames. >> it'sen explosive dangerous situation. we're -- it's an explosive dangerous situation. we

theresa garcia, cbs news los angeles chef >> he was in the studio many times and always wanted to talkut baseball. family spokesman said he collapsed and died in los angeles after a brief illness. >>> people living in california, san francisco bay area, flood local hospitals after a big blaze breaks out at a chevron oil refinery. several people or people in several communities near the fire were asked to stay inside turn off air conditioners and cover up any cracks around doors or windows today scores of them are hospitalized with breathing problems. not known how serious those injuries are. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> >> skipping baggage claim, american airlines wants to make that a reality for an extra fee passengers can have bags delivered to their home or hotel room. the airline promises most people would get their bags within 4 hours of landing. the fee starts at an additional $30 a bag. >>> still ahead wjz at noon, cloud cover overhead this noon, your complete first warning forecast, now just 2.5 minutes away. >> today's midday stocks followed by last ni

theresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >> an award winning director back on the west coast today, seventhisco is the site of a common newest woody allen film. he shot one film in the city by the bay and today he is in the pacific heights neighborhood. no title for the film about a woman who tries to make it on a budget when she moves to san fransisco. it is expected to be released next year. fresh, seasonal and good for you. the fresh grocer shows us the tasty way to eat healthy. tasty way to eat healthy. tontony tantillo coming up,,,,,, man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling] >> a century old baseball card collection brought in quite a haul last night. a selection of 37 cards sold for more than $566,000. they were all tucked away in the attic of an ohio home for 100 years until there were found this past february. there are more cards to be auctioned off over the ne

theresa garcia looks back at his life, and his work. >> few composers have left behind a bigger musicalacy in hollywood, and on broadway, then marvin /hamlish. from the romance of " the way we were ", to the family drama " ordinary people ". he wrote scores for dozens of big screen hits, one of his biggest was his adaptation of scott joplin rag time music for " the sting ". in a career of more than four decades, he composed, conducted, and arranged, more than 40 film scores, but one of his biggest successes was on stage, the long-running landmark musical " a chorus line ". he was born in 1944 in new york city, into a musical family. but the age of five he was already playing radio it's on the piano. his first job was as a rehearsal pianist for barbra streisand " funny girl ". his last was the 2009 score for the informants. >> it was a wonderful project. >> his work warneearned him at every major entertainment award. including a pulitzer prize. he conducted symphony orchestras in several cities. he had the satisfaction of knowing that long after the lights came up, audiences were still c

as theresa garcia explains, if you're not careful than you could run into some trouble. >> this running club is pounding the pavement without sneakers. >> i go barefoot whenever i can. >> i felt freer and faster. >> many people are getting into barefoot running convinced it is better for their body. joe said that he had knee and hip and back problems before going barefoot. >> i'm running more now than i was before. and painlessly and faster. >> many runners where a running shoe that does not offer support but for text your skin from hitting the ground. yet there is no evidence that going barefoot is a healthier choice. doctors say the trend is causing injuries especially for runners just getting started. the barefoot runner is use different muscles, doctors say that their strike tends to be shorter and the lamb on another part of their foot. and that could land some people in the doctor's office. >> stress fractures because the bones that lead to the toes are getting too much strain. percy love tendinitis issues both in the achilles and the ligaments in the arch. >> chris had been runni