valencia county is showing that you have an open case that hasn't been filed for aggravated assault.i don't have no cases there. everything's been dismissed. >> everything but what you served time for, right? >> yeah. >> all right. i'll get it straightened out. all right? >> how much longer? >> you need to be out of here by 3:00 because you have to be over there by 4:00. >> are we going to get me out? >> i'm working on it, joe. the clock is ticking. we have about two hours to make this happen. there's no excuse for this. i think aggravated assault, but i -- i think it was all included in the original arrest. it was pled out, and it wasn't closed on the computer. the problem that we had earlier with him having an open charge in valencia county, it had already been adjudicated, dismissed in the plea bargain. so that part's okay. so i'm going to go let him know he's good to go. it's all good. so they're going to be coming to take you down to the intake release area. >> i just want to get the hell out of this building, you know? i mean, get out on the road and and home. >> turn around so

county, california. massive wildfires are forcing thousands of people from their homes and have sent four injured firefighters to a burn center with second-degree burns. nick valenciall the details. >> houses are burning up. it's awful. >> two massive wildfires burning in northern california are spreading fast. threatening homes, property, and lives. the valley fire in lake county, 115 miles west of sacramento, spread from 50 acres to at least 40,000 by sunday. >> that is a very rapid rate of spread. very dangerous situation. just a reminder this is how the conditions are in california right now. with the temperatures and low humidity, four years of a drought, the conditions are very extreme. >> of the 1,000 fire personnel battling the valley fire flames, so far, four suffered burn injuries. they have been transported to the uc davis medical center where they're in stable condition. >> the firefighters, i'm sure they're emotion aldrained, physically drained after being stuck in a situation where your life is on the line doing your job. >> mandatory evacuations have been ordered for many communities in the fire zone. a shaken joyce got out just in time. >> we were s

county, california. massive wildfires are forcing thousands of people from their homes and have sent four injured firefighters to a burn center with second degree burns. nick valenciaing me with more on the latest. this is very nasty and growing very fast. >> they're dangerous, fast-moving wildfires. two within about 100 miles of the sacramento area. it's all fueled by the very dry conditions. current conditions in california as a result of the four years of drought. between the two fires, 5,000 firefighter personnel are used to battle the two fast-moving wildfires. four of them so far have been injured. they're now in stable condition and treated at uc davis burn medical center. but the threat here is to homes, structures, about 6400 structures, and you know, we were listening to residents in the area who were being affected. very emotional statements saying they just had a matter of moments to get out of there. they saw the smoke and the flames moved in very fast. this is 50 acres to 40,000 acres over night, the valley fire. with the butte fire, 65,000 acres burned and containment is a big issue. zero percent containment in the valley fire. 20% in the butte fire.

tone to that of the county clerk in kentucky who is in jail for contempt after saying that her faith doesn't allow her to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. nick valenciae details. that's what struck us is the similarities. >> there are certainly parallels but miss stanley's critics say she took the job before she had converted to islam and knew the job responsibilities. still, her lawyer says that her constitutional rights have been violated and that she's the victim of discrimination. she says she was suspended from her job as a flight attendant because of her religious beliefs. this week, the 40-year-old michigan woman filed a charge of discrimination against regional airline, express jet. the issue, stanley converted to islam two years ago. she says she only learned recently that her faith prohibits her from serving alcohol. she and the airline did work out an accommodation for two months, until she says one of her co-workers filed a complaint against her saying, quote, she was not fulfilling her duties as a flight attendant by refusing to serve alcohol. four weeks later, stanley's religious todaccommodation was revoked by the airline. she was susp

county kentucky clerk. is she going to issue marriage licenses or is she going to end up back in jail for defying court orders. nick valenciais's lawyers have been doing. >> reporter: the attorneys for kim davis filed the appeal on friday in front of the sixth circuit us court of appeals asking for a delay in marriage licenses. when kim davis returns to office on monday, she should not be required nor should her office be required to issue those licenses. the lower court denied the appeal so now her attorneys are taking it to a higher court. davis has said her morals as a christian do not allow her to issue these licenses. her supporters have equated her to a christian martyr. her critics want her to resign. this is an elected position that she has there as a clerk in rowan county, kentucky. monday she goes back to work and her attorney, when asked by cnn, was unwilling to say whether or not davis would do more of the same and deny these marriage licenses, simply saying his client has an oath to god, an oath she is unwilling to break. >> let's try to get some deeper understa understanding. so let me ask you first think abou