>> mama vaughn: crab. river crab, yeah. >> anthony: mm! >> mama vaughn: see? mm-hm. >> mama vaughn: it's only in luang prabang >> anthony: you could eat the shell? >> mama vaughn: yes. >> anthony: mm. >> mama vaughn: and fish with pork grill. >> michel: all in banana leaves >> mama vaughn: banana leaves. mm. and then this is ginger sauce. eat the pork skin. >> anthony: pork skin, of course. and we have to have sticky rice. >> michel: yeah, sticky rice. >> mama vaughn: okay, bon appetit! >> anthony: food like this, uh, this is an imperial dish, a, a royal dish? >> mama vaughn: mmhm. >> anthony: have these disappeared, these recipes, or are they still here? they still are? >> mama vaughn: they're still here but you know, 'cause tony, it some time they do it not the way that sup -- not supposed to do it. they change ingredient a lot. my grandma teach me how to do this. >> anthony: now you were born here, yes? in luang prabang? >> mama vaughn: yes, in luang prabang. yeah, mmhm. >> anthony: and ah, michel, you -- >> michel: i was born in vientiane. >> mama vaughn:

vaughn. >> thank you very much for the invitation to testify today. id like to address the impact of the daca program and offer a few comments on how congress might move forward now that it has been terminated. the educational institutions they attended have benefitted too. we cannot ignore that there have been some adverse side effects for communities and for our immigration system. the daca policy was an abuse of and was carelessly implemented. it displaced u.s. workers added to the cost of public welfare and assistance programs, provided protection to criminals in some cases, diverted benefits for legal immigrants, invited fraudulent applications. members of congress again are being confronted by advocates but constant increases have consequences for americans and continued tolerance damages the integrity of the illegal immigration system and erodes public support. clearly there is support for people with daca. i think there are legitimate reasons to do it. if congress takes this step though it must be limited to the 700,000 people approximately wh

let's cross to washington and bring in correspondent carson vaughn naaman he is in our d.c. studio we're also joined by our correspondent max hoffmann in brussels carson let's start with you trump has handed this back to congress what are their options now. well what trump once congress and the senate in particular to do is establish a sawed off trigger points which would prompt the united states to automatically impose sanctions if iran crosses certain red lines as for instance launching an intercontinental missile the point is that even terms advisers agree that iran is sticking to the letter of the agreement so trump is looking at the broader context and saying iran is the stabilizing the region and we cannot have this now the question is if congress really wants to do this and if they want to do this in need sixty votes in the senate republicans don't have that so there has to be a compromise between the democrats and the republicans and if that compromise is enough for trump to be happy with the new deal is questionable and also this would be you need lots of amendments

dorothy vaughn worked at -- as a math teacher before she went to nasa. she worked at a school in farmville, virginia, that filed a lawsuit that was eventually incorporated into the brown versus board of education suit and that school system was shut down by the state of virginia, rather than comply with the board decision in integrate. so, it really was fascinating to mewa to look at the-- these sweeps of history and see how this opening for all of these women happened during world war ii and because of the need for labor. and because of the external threats and that we would see these periods of backlash, for example, when virginia closed its school. wanted to understand how the big picture circumstances affected the individual lives of these people and how they responded to those of circumstances. >> i also love this idea of looking at, for example, during the cold war when all of these countries were fighting off their colonial oppressors and the pressure that are brought on america to show that, hey, we're not really that bad. we will strike out segr

liz: karen vaughn, thank you so much for joining us, we are so sorry for the loss of your son. >> thank you. liz: collin cappe kaepernick fig back at nfl commissioner ronly r goodell, next. ♪ ♪i'm living that yacht life, life, life top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas it's a champagne and models potpourri on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, gany, gany, gany♪ ♪watch this don't get mad (bell mnemonic) get e*trade and get invested liz: welcome back, nfl meetings this week. the nfl player who started it all, collin kaepernick, firing back. tweeting things like this. this as latest gallup poll shows number of nfl fans dropping by 10 percentage point offers last 5 years, gallup saying that nba, nhl and pro soccer, the number of fans have risen. bringing in football legend, coach lou holtz. >> thank you, liz. liz: i want your reaction to goodell saying, not changing anthem policy. >> first of all, realize he has 32 bosses, his contract is up, he has done a tremendous job for nfl, they will decide whether his contract will be extended. when you displen a player say he can't play for

the uprising happened at vaughn correctional facility in february.even floyd was killed in the matter and two other prison guards were hurt and a female counselor was held hostage. the indictment by new castle county grand jury does not provide details of the violent plot or how authorities identified who was responsible. a civil lawsuit filed by floyd's family and other prison employees is also pending. >> a bucks county principal is following through on his promise to spend the night on his school's roof. tim long is the principal at newtown middle school. following hurricane harvey, his school adopted an elementary school in houston. long told the students if they raised $8,000 for the new friends, he would camp out under the stars. is mr. long still up there? yes, he is. he is waving to all of the good boys and girls from his middle school -- and he actually told us he previous to the cold weather. he didn't even need a heater while he was up there. he is up and at 'em and i guess he's going to sit up there and wait for the students to arrive thi

hillary vaughn with the latest. hi, hillary.tack trend is a nightmare scenario for parents because hackers are targeting children. schools are more high-tech today than ever before. weak and outdated security systems are becoming an easy target leaving students vulnerable. the fbi says hackers are siphoning personal information from school databases including students grades, their disciplinary records, sometimes their medical records and threatening to expose this private information to predators if schools don't pay up. the fbi says these types of cyber extortion attacks hit schools in the u.s. more frequently. hackers behind them are willing to do more in order to get money they are after. in iowa a school district said a hacker released students names and addresses online. then sent threatening texts to parents. of some included death threats and school was canceled because of that. now the hacker taking responsibility, tweeting this directory was available to predators to identify new victims. so far hackers targeted over 3

debra vaughn. habitat for humanity. they've been helping a lot of people. to a lot of people out here. we'll be here until 7:00. if you have an issue, consumer problem. reporting live from clear lake. i'm michael finney. >> thank you, sir. we appreciate it. >> people affected by the fire, call the 7 on your side hotline. monday through friday from 10:00 to 2:00. 415- -- you can reach him on facebook and abc 7 news.com. >>> stockton california's airport thinks it can lure more passengers and airlines by adding san francisco to its name. san joaquin county supervisor also vote on tuesday whether to change the name to the san francisco stockton regional airport. san francisco is 77 miles away from stockton. that's a 90-mile drive in good traffic. airport officials say the name change would clarify where stockton is in the state because many people have no idea. in selling the idea to the county, the director writes, the use of san francisco in the name has the potential of krein he issing the likelihood of the airport being found by a thousand fold. >>> now yo

hillary vaughn is reporting new details. hi, hillary. >> sources telling fox news that the atf is tracing these weapons to figure out how paddock got his hands on them, where he may have bought them. but as you were discussing earlier, sources tell fox news that he bought 30 weapons, at least and that means he passed 30 background checks in order to get these. we know he bought some of these weapons in california. some were fully automatic ar-15s with high capacity magazines. some are heavy long-range rifles to hunt elk and black bear. they are so powerful, they can penetrate two people with one bullet. there are hundreds and hundreds of injuries. at least 60 people were killed in the attack. we're getting new information from the shooter's brother, eric paddock about their family history. he says that the shooter's dad, the two brothers dad was actually on the fbi's most-wanted list, top 10, because he was a bank robber at one point in time. he said they never met their dad. they did know he was this bank robber on the top

thank you very much, hillary vaughn. we are waiting on the press conference that is about to be happening there at the white house. as we wait for that, we got a lot more to tackle here with adam johnson, and david nelson still with me. you know. and brad blakeman here. still here as well. let me ask you a about story making news, guys, the fusion gps. journalists got together, basically for hire to dig up dirt on anyone who, so commissioned it. the thinking is here, that, gps, fusion gps is the firm that is responsible for the so-called, dossier on our president. that was put out, and certainly seemed, i think to most, a bit of a piece of propaganda. the question is, who exactly hired fusion gps, and, is there going to be any real fallout from it? brad, go to you on that first? >> we don't know. there is speculation as to who exactly footed the bill. apparently there were several backers financially of this effort. but these are political assassins. they're paid, third party groups, outside of organized parties in order

vaughn, where do you find denise undeserving? where do you find to blame her -- i'm not saying you blame her, but in terms of a policy, the immigration situation blames her. she because of a choice made by her parent was brought here. the parent probably had a very hard time, looked for a brighter future, had a small child, a year old, came to this country and this small child struggled and evolved into one wonderful, special person. how does the people like her, and they are truly like her, get the blame for other problems with our immigration policy? and i know what they are. i've been a mayor. i've seen what happened with kate steinle. there are a lot of problems out there. but this is a population that is contributing, is educating, is serving in the military, is proud and knows nothing else but america. why should america reject them? >> well, i don't think america should reject them, and i don't think americans blame people with daca for this situation. i think that they're upset that our failure to enforce our immigration

lou: all right, hillary vaughn thank you, a terrific job, we appreciate it.ck with much more, stay with us. >> president trump urges secretary of state re rex tillen not to waste his time talking with north korea. >> now is not time to have conversation with north korea, we'll continue to keep all options to the table. lou: we take up north korea and our path forward. our next guest freed flights. >> and nfl ratings down against for monday night football, we'll have latest here next, stay with [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney. he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he can see his bottom line. ahhh...that's a profit. know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks-dot-com. lou: president trump responding to his secretary of state's announcement that the trump administration is keeping open direct channels of communications with north korea. president trump tweeted this -- i told rec tillerson, a wonderful secretary of state, that he is wasting his

lou: all right, hillary vaughn thank you, a terrific job, we appreciate it. more, stay with us. >> president trump urges secretary of state re rex tillen not to waste his time talking with north korea. >> now is not time to have conversation with north korea, we'll continue to keep all options to the table. lou: we take up north korea and our path forward. our next guest freed flights. >> and nfl ratings down against for monday night football, we'll have latest here next, stay with have latest here next, stay with ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone lou: president trump responding to his secretary of state's announcement that the trump administration is keeping open direct channels of communications with north korea. president trump tweeted this -- i told rec tillerson, a wonderful secretary of state, that he is wasting his timeryin- trying to negotiate with little rocket man. save your energy rex, we'll do what has to be done, end of tweet. here to take up -- that perhaps tillerson's jo

charles: thank you very, very much, hillary vaughn. joining us the california state fire marshal. have 15 separate fires raining throughout the area and no one is sure how they started. it's a very dire and desperate situation. walk us through what perhaps is going to happen next. >> charles, the fires are all under investigation. investigators will be on the ground conducting investigation. but the primary focus is saving lives. a couple hundred people are still missing. that's critical to try to make sure they get out of harm's way. the second most of critical thing is prevent the fires from growing. most of of these fires are still in zero containment. which means we don't have lines around them at all. >> on that note, let me ask, hillary vaughn told us a record amount of water retardant has been dumped on that area. it seems that this is an unstoppable fire. how concerned should people be about the ability to extinguish them without having to extinguish themselves? >> that's a good point. that's the challenge facing our fire service fighting the fire right now. the primary fo

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jessica vaughn great to have you with us we appreciate it. >> jessica: thank you good to be with you. >> lou: growing outrage tonight over nfl players who continue to insult our flag. vice president mike pence leaving the colts 49ers game over player protest. more than 20 players for the san francisco 49ers showing their disrespect insulting and refusing to stand during the national anthem. with colts players locking their arms during the anthem, the vice president tweeted this. "i left today's colts game because the president and i will not dig any friday any event that disrespects our soldiers, our flag, or our national anthe" jerry joins also fighting back instead of kneeling with his players he issued a warning to his players who insult the flag. >> there is no patience and if there is anything that is dis respect full to the flag then we will not play. >> lou: the miami dolphins also issued a rule requiring their players to stand for the national anthem or remain in the locker room. the philadelphia eagles may need a rule at least three of their players raising their fists as you

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all eyes on lindsay vaughn. he placed 434th in the run. alpine world cup champion finished fifth. a mistake in the middle of the course cost her a trip to the podium. the next three months will determine the metal favorites in south korea. garvin thomas will be in pyeon dprksgchang. >>> it happens a lot across the bay area. artists and art spaces forced out by rising rents. it's defying the odds. the museum is reopening on a prime piece of bay area real estate. >> reporter: the many scenes almost seem like artist a mu seem devoted to the art of colorful characters will find a home here. >> we are the cartoon art museum. san francisco's cartoon museum has devoted walls to all manner of cartoons. >> we do comic books, comic strips, political cartoons. for us a drawing with or without words is cartoon. >> reporter: two years ago the museum found it could no longer afford the walls in its long time mission street home. >> as a non-profit we can't afford that. >> reporter: the museum lost its space. executive director wondered if it was time to turn the page. >> i met with the booard a

>> liz: hillary vaughn live in las vegas. as more details come out about the shooter the mystery deepens as to why he did it. 64 year old retired accountant stephen paddock was divorced, no known children, living with a woman in a retirement community in mesquite north east of las vegas. now his brother eric saying he was a wealthy guy who likes to gamble. he had no political or religious affiliation, no military background, not an avid gunman, though the brother did say their father now deceased was a bank robber. the fbi adding stephen paddock had no connection to terrorists groups and his girlfriend out of the country and they have no connection to the shooting. the las vegas sheriff briefing reporters earlier today. take a listen. >> sheriff: as far as his history background we haven't completed that part of the investigation yet but we located numerous firearms within the room that he occupied and that's like i stated earlier it's going to be a long and tedious investigation. now, we're bringing in all the resources of t

hillary vaughn, thank you very much. melissa.: in midst of california's devastation, one company lending a helping hand. at&t is supplying mobile cell sites throughout california, enabling customers and emergency responders staying connected via satellite. this has been a huge problem. the company refueling and sending out more generators as well as a emergency communication vehicle. this is the problem in puerto rico. this is the difference in natural disasters. problem is can't get generators, can't get fuel, can't communicate, sell -- cell signals are down. a lot of people missing in california -- david: over 100 people. we hope it is because the cell phones are having problems but it might be something even worse. >>> looming deadline on the iran nuclear deal. why president trump is expected to decertify the plan. what this could mean for iran's nuclear ambitions. melissa: itch soing for answers. new details in the investigation for las vegas shooting. why people police are circling back on the timeline. that's next. i can do

joining us now, gold star mom karen vaughn. i've known you for many, many years. you're the mother of aaron vaughn. he is 1 of 30 servicemen. he died, a part of extortion 17. you met president trump. when your son's body was being brought back, you have a story to tell. was president trump empathetic to you? >> he was extremely empathetic, sean. i've not only met him once, i've met him twice. he met with gold star families before the election and also invited our family to the white house, gold star families dinner and ceremony. a ceremony he plans to continue i understand, he brings in a tremendous number of gold star families. he is extraordinarily empathetic gold star families. >> sean: you at the time in the families, this was at the time happening in afghanistan in august 2011. it was the largest loss of military life in a single day. you and the families asked president obama -- you said heay was welcome to come when the bodies were being received but you did have a request.di the families had a request. what was that? >> the request was no press or pictures

fox business network's hillary vaughn is in beverly hills.e they can easily afford $1,000 iphones. what are you hearing here? >> neil, it's going to take weeks for people to get it. if you thought you could walk in and walk out on november 3 when the iphone x hit shelves, you're wrong. pre-order went live add midnight on the west coast. it sold out within minutes. the wait list is weeks long and getting longer. 2/3s of apple sales comes from the iphones. this $1,000 phone is the biggest change iphone users have seen in years from apple. there's a lot of hype over this new tech. but delivering on demand has been a challenge. apple has admitted that they faced manufacturing delays and issues with getting it user ready. apple says their demand for this phone is off the charts, this quick sell-out doesn't necessarily mean there's a massively higher demand with this model versus other roll-outs. analysts estimate apple is making three million devices available. compare that to the iphone 6 launch when they sold 13 million in the first weekend, nei

hillary vaughn, thank you so much. joining me for nor analysis on this hypocrisy which is what it is. every single one of them calling him out and give back the money, "mediabuzz" host howie kurtz. good to see you. >> hi, trish. trish: let me ask you first of all how on earth this could have bonn on so long and so many people described as the best-kept secret in hollywood? in other words many people knew he had these tendencies. many of these stories were out there. repeatedly reporters tried to dig into it including a "new york times" reporter that runs the wrap in 2004, and it ran nowhere. why? >> a couple of journalists tried to dig into it. many others looked the other way, it is a hard kind of story to document. clearly this was owe secret, the fact harvey weinstein was a very powerful guy in film, tv, books, you name it, and was intimidating figure to many in the media who decided not to take him on. trish: or they had their hand out? >> yeah. trish: some members of the media were somehow entwined with him in som

melissa: hillary vaughn is where the shooting took place. what more do you know this hour? confirmed dead. now we're finding out about some of the lives behind those numbers. one of the victims identified by family members is sonny melton, 29, from big sandy, tennessee. the first to be publicly identified someone who was a victim dying in his attack. his wife heather telling a low news station that her husband shielded her from bullets on the ground when the shooting began. saying he saved my life and lost his. heather saying, i want to know what a kind heart hearted, loving man he was. but at this point i can barely breathe. another victim confirmed dead. 23-year-old jordan mikledon, his parents confirmed from the british columbia. they told the british broadcasting company. we had only one child. we don't know what to do. we're getting a statement from owner of a gun shop, guns and guitars, he says paddock was a customer of his. they released a statement. we mourn for this tragedy. our thoughts and prayers of the families lost and injured. mr. paddock was a customer of ou

in los angeles, hillary vaughn, fox business. ♪ >> back to your fox 29 weather authority.live look at cape may in new jersey. pretty afternoon. >> it is nice. still time to enjoy the nice few days of unseasonably warmth. >> kathy orr has check of your forecast in 15 seconds. >> another beautiful day temperatures well into the 70s bought few more clouds today. pretty on the parkway despite the cloud cover as temperatures are still pretty warm out there if you're headed to the linc what night for monday night football. 73 in the city of philadelphia. 72 in pottstown. 7070s where with the exception f the poconos at 63 degrees. down the shore pretty warm with on shore flow the ocean water temperature 67. barrier island temperatures are going to stay very warm. along the east coast we have some 70s. as we go in the midwest 50's and 60's and that's the cool air behind this cold front that you have warm southerly flow ahead of it once the flow moves through tonight we'll see the cooler air on the back side here's the rain associated with our area of low pressure out to the west a

hillary vaughn has been all over the story, there in napa. engulfed in smoke yourself, hillary. crazy. reporter: the smoke is actually building up here, liz, there's been flakes of ash in the air. but 3500 homes and buildings destroyed. 50 people had to be rescued from mountain top communities by helicopter and hundreds of people are still missing and unaccounted for. we did talk to residents who had to be evacuated from their homes. they had just minutes to escape before the wall of firestormed their neighborhoods. >> nothing like this. you know, yesterday i woke up and i looked outside and it looked other worldly, it didn't seem like this world. all the smoke and you couldn't breathe and it just seemed like something post apocalyptic, you know? it was just horrible. but you know, i grabbed the right thing, i grabbed my dog. >> the scariest thing is trying drive out, flames on either side, and the fire department is so overwhelmed that they can't even tell to you get out of the area and everybody was just trying to get out however they could. that was definitely the scariest pa

to our own hillary vaughn in las vegas on latest for the search for a motive. hillary, are they getting any closer? >> trish, we don't know, because we haven't heard from police in 45 hours. it is day five and police are still processing the crime scene. we have new video from above that shows festival grounds. people's items and belongings are scattered, random, bullets rained down from the 32nd floor from the mandalay bay hotel. police trying to figure out why stephen paddock gunned down hundreds from his hotel window, we have not heard a briefing from police in almost two days. that's a problem, because the clark county sheriff himself says he doubts paddock committed the mass murder all on his own. he says paddock had to have help at some point. police are looking for people that may have known about paddock's plans or may have helped him along the way. new details leaking out from the fbi sick-hour interview with the gunman's girlfriend, marilou danley. she said he would lie awake at night, moaning and screaming, oh, my god, over and over. she was concerne

hillary vaughn following the story very closely.er actions is the company planning on taking? reporter: well, david, these accusations got him fired from his own company like you said by his own brother, and now the studio that they founded together called weinstein company is ditching the name as they desperately try to distance themselves from the scandal. only four board members are left after a third of them quit, when news broke that weinstein paid off at least eight women that accused him of sexual harrassment and abuse. now the democratic party that accepted million dollars in donations is disowning him. he made a name for himself with a studio so successful, it was dubbed the oscar factory. in d.c. he was known as a deep pocket donor for democrats. since 19990, weinstein handed over $1.4 million to the democratic party. high-ranking democrats that took some campaign cash from him are scrambling to give it back. senator cory booker says he is donating almost 8,000 in donations that he received to a non-profit. senator kristin

. >> joining us now is retired army sergeant jordan vaughn, who served in the same company with bergdahl and says he took part in 50 rescue missions to find him. sergeant, you've previously called mr. bergdahl, quote, a disgrace to america. do you think he should be able to plead guilty? >> i do. i think that that saves a lot of time with the trial and dragging it out. at this point, i think he was with the taliban for five years, and he faces up to a maximum of life in prison. probably there should be some leniency and, honestly, i'm really concerned about seeing him get mental health help for the issues that he underwent there. >> he claims he left the post to sound the alarm about what he believes were problems in the unit. that's now been widely disputed. as you said, he spent five years with the taliban, which is a pretty rough thing to go through. >> absolutely. >> what kind of sentence do you think is appropriate for him, who is the plea of guilty sufficient? >> i think it is hard to say because there's va benefits tied into this. not only is it possible prison time but if he gets

in napa valley, hillary vaughn, fox 29 news. >>> talk about erie. look at this a postal truck driving around a naked in santa rosa where there are no homes standing. they have all burned to the ground. doesn't it. >> astounding. >> it's amazing. they have never had a fire storm this bad in california. a lot of its weather related of course. fox 29 weather authority around here, man, we can just blessings all around for us. it's definitely felt a lot more like october today, live look at reading right now where all we really have to worry about little bit of haze here and there. that's it. meteorologist kathy orr, so if we've got outdoor plans, how is it looking. >> not bad in reading the roads were wet. a few spotty showers to the north and west at philadelphia. look at old steam you can see the cloudy skies but dry conditions and temperatures are still warm in the upper 70s this afternoon and right now in philadelphia still 75. so a nice night to be outdoors. along the i-95 corridor south and east may be a few sprinkles late tonight but mainly the

vaughn hilliard for us, we'll talk to you at the top of the hour. >>> we want to the latest in the deadly ambush in niger that left officials dead. multiple officials telling nbc news that the patrol consisting of 30 american and nigerian troops were pursuing an isis recruiter when ambushed. it's not clear who or why the decision was made. it's also not known at this time if the patrol had approval to alter their original mission of reconnaissance of intelligence gathering. this comes after three military officials had been briefed told nbc news this week, that emerging theory from investigators at the pentagon is that the patrol may have been set up for trifrts who were tipped off in advance about the meeting. about patrol with earlies in the village of tonga tonga. meanwhile, "the wall street journal" reporting the records show the four soldiers had little or no combat experience before being deployed to west africa. >>> and congress has given approval for a $2.65 billion recovery relief bill. it passed by an 82-17 vote now heads to the president's desk. understand the legislation, puer

authorities announced indictments against 18 people in connection with the incident at the vaughn correctional center. they took over the prison back in february resulting in the death of lieutenant steven floyd. and they unveiled the dimes handed up by a grand jury in newcastle county. all of the defendants are current inmates. six of them face first degree murder charges and others face kidnapping. and can you read more about the indictments online at 6abc.com. >>> in south jersey investigators are looking for the cause of a fire that forced dozens of residents out of their homes. chopper 6 hd was over the scene this morning here in cherry hill. giving us a fresh look at the damage to the colonials apartment building following last night's destructive blaze. katherine scott is live at the scene at cooper landing road with the latest. >> reporter: sara the building was evacuated last night, since then most of the residents were allowed back in overnight but restoration crews are on the scene you see them doing work this noon here. there is fire damage to three apartments. the fire department

our own hillary vaughn is there live in napa valley. hi, hillary? trish, firefighters are struggling to get containment of the 22 wildfires. so far 170,000-acres have burned. i want to give you snapshot some of the carnage that the fires are leaving behind. to my left you can see, we're at a winierry in napa. you can see fire burned through, taking out plants, leaving a black ash behind. and then, if you follow the path of the fire, you can see the tasting room behind me is reduced to rubble. all of this has to be cleared out and built back up again. heavy snoke is setting over vineyards not touched by fire. that white haze is all smoke con thinking to build up throughout today. we talked to several residents who have not been able to get back into their homes. i saw people that i saw yesterday, dressed in same clothing in the same spot, trying to survey some damage. here is how they described the evacuation process. >> it is funny, we've been watching people in evacuation centers in texas, florida, puerto rico, our hearts are broken for these peopl

ashley: all right, hillary vaughn in las vegas. thank you very much. hacking saga between the u.s.vving up as the "wall street journal" reporting that russian hackers stall nsa data on u.s. cyberdefense. this according to multiple people with knowledge of the matter. now the breach is considered the most serious in years. meanwhile, the house and senate intelligence committees are set to hold hearings on techs role in election meddling efforts and twitter and google to testify on november 1st. facebook announced a kremlin linked group purchased $100,000 in political ads. it seems like a daily event, doesn't it? more news of hax. joining us is joe loomis. he is also the founder of the incident response consortium. thank you for joining us. now word of a russian hacker stealing nsa data, apparently from someone who took work home with him to work on his home computer. the incompetence is remarkable, and if you gave this script to a hollywood studio, they would throw it back in your face saying none of this is possible. but it happens. >> a serious matter in regards to what we do at h

trish: hillary vaughn, thank you very much. joining me for more analysis of this bizarre, bizarre case, former cia operative mike baker. how unusual is this to not have any clue at this stage in the game about what the motive may have been? >> incredibly frustrating, not in the sense of investigations, i'm not saying for mass shootings, and obviously in past recent attacks, we've got than answer quickly, related to isis, it's obvious, isis flag in the car or somebody leaves a note or ramblings on social media that gives you the feeling, i can process why this happened. some people are getting angry and deciding and disappearing down rabbit holes. there's a conspiracy, must be a conspiracy. the police have to do the investigation in a very, very labor-intensive and buttoned-up manner. they don't know where this is going have to do everything properly. they know a great deal of information related to motive at this point already, they're just not releasing it you. >> think about how she was a person of interest and located her ov

hillary vaughn, doing a great job in vegas, thank you very much. >>> let's get to the markets now. yes, another rally on our hands, up 103 points on the dow. the dow, of course, now taking aim at 23,000. why not? stocks getting a boost today on news the house passed a budget resolution. let's get down to the new york stock exchange, our very oney coal petallides. there's only one way to go for the market these days, nicole, it's amazing. >> reporter: right. and you talked about records, and look how we're approaching dow 23,000. when you ask traders, they're pretty sure we're going to get there at some point. nobody can say exactly when, but their feeling is by the end of the year we will be higher than the current levels. we're, what, 240 points away from dow 23,000. we've even heard talks of hats. you mentioned, obviously, what's going on in washington today. the bigger picture is the trump trade and the idea of a business-friendly administration, a tax plan that would also help america, americans and businesses to grow. we're watching financials which have been moving higher. in

let's take it to hillary vaughn on the ground in the napa area with the latest. hillary? >> reporter: liz hundreds of people are still missing as these fires continue to grow and rage through california wine country. we talked to residents who had to evacuate this area. many of them waiting in lines by the police roadblocks trying to get inside their neighborhood to see if there are any homes left to live in. here is how they describe the evacuation. >> i woke up and i looked outside and it looked other worldly. it didn't seem like this world. i mean all the smoke and you couldn't breathe and it just seemed like something post apocalypse. it was just horrible that, you know, i grabbed the right thing. i grabbed my dog. >> this is actually mom's home. so the hardest part is worrying about getting her out because the fire had blocked the driveway. the house is gone, so we're hoping that the cats didn't go to cover in the house. that's all you can hope for at this point and that's all she has to hold on to. she got out with her bathrobe and hearing aid. >> liz, you can see t

correctional officer steven floyd died in the stand-off ment the james t vaughn correctional cent in smyrna. two officers were injured in the counser aken hostage. officials say inmate took control of the building to protest unfair conditions. the inmates face murder, assault, and kidnapping charges. >> investigation is underway, into the cause after ame hill. the fire broke out last night at the colonial amounts, on cooper landing road. the sixth floor. indamaged. some resident tell "eyewitness hear their building's smoke alarm. >> and the firemen and the neighbors knock at my door, and they say there is fire. so i wake up my sons,out to seeg tt smoke inhalation, no one else is hurt. >> and firefighters in north plane field, new jersey battle huge flames this morning, ke tht building, the fire reached five alarms, the bui something the former site of villa maria, opened in 1889. later hou a nursing facility that close in the 2002. the second fire at the property in jus the last three month. investigation.he fire is under >> well, if you've beent been feeling like fall, but there is

vaughn correctional center in smyrna. two officers were injured and a counselor was taken hostage. inmates took control of the building to protest unfair conditions the inmates now face murder, assault and kidnapping charges. >>> tomorrow we could learn whether convicted child moster sandusky will get a new trail. sandusky is arguing he did not receive adequate representation by his attorneys during his 2012 trial for child sexual abuse. he also argued prosecutors failed to turn over information about victims changing their stories. the former penn state assistant football coach is currently serving 30 to 60 years in prison for abusing ten boys. >>> the nfl team owners and players met today to try to reach a compromise in the wake of the national anthem demonstrations. eagles owner jeffrey lure retook part along with malcomb jenkins and chris long, some players have been protesting by taking a knee or locking arms during national anthem. nfl commissioner roger goodell and some owners believe players should stand >> this is the first time we got chance to sit down and like there was

sc had the hands team and we've seen tyler vaughns hands all night. >> brian: you have to give credithittingham for making that call. that's incredibly difficult has a head coach, in this environment, on the road against this team, to make that call, to go for two and -- >> steve: he'll be second-guessed for a long time about this. >> brian: he will, he knows that, but to still have the guts to make the call. what a game they played tonight. troy williams was outstanding. zack moss, i give my game ball to him. unbelievable effort on the road. >> steve: 42 seconds left on the clock. two time counts still left for utah. darnold will run around there and kill some clock. >> brian: at the end of the day, right, it's those three long touchdown drives in the second half for sc offensively. one drive, it was all darnold making plays. extending plays. next drive, it was the offensive line of ronald jones. it was a team effort, a team win tonight for clay helton's team. >> steve: just five seconds came off the clock there. so impressed, too, by utah, who could have fall on the the side and yet

sc had the hands team and we've seen tyler vaughns hands all night. >> brian: you have to give credithittingham for making that call. that's incredibly difficult has a head coach, in this environment, on the road against this team, to make that call, to go for two and -- >> steve: he'll be about this. >> brian: he will, he knows that, but to still have the guts to make the call. what a game they played tonight. troy williams was outstanding. zack moss, i give my game ball to him. unbelievable effort on the road. >> steve: 42 seconds left on the clock. two time counts still left for utah. darnold will run around there and kill some clock. >> brian: at the end of the day, right, it's those three long touchdown drives in the second half for sc offensively. one drive, it was all darnold making plays. extending plays. next drive, it was the offensive line of ronald jones. it was a team effort, a team win tonight for clay helton's team. >> steve: just five seconds came off the clock there. so impressed, too, by utah, who could have touchdown drive themselves, to put them in position to win.

vaughn correctional center in smyrna. two officers were injured and a counselor was taken hostage. inmates took control of the building to protest unfair conditions the inmates now face murder, assault and kidnapping charges. >>> tomorrow we could learn whether convicted child moster sandusky will get a new trail. sandusky is arguing he did not receive adequate representation by his attorneys during his 2012 trial for child sexual abuse. he also argued prosecutors failed to turn over information about victims changing their stories. the former penn state assistant football coach is currently serving 30 to 60 years in prison for abusing ten boys. >>> the nfl team owners and players met today to try to reach a compromise in the wake of the national anthem demonstrations. eagles owner jeffrey lure retook part along with malcomb jenkins and chris long, some players have been protesting by taking a knee or locking arms during national anthem. nfl commissioner roger goodell and some owners believe players should stand >> this is the first time we got chance to sit down and like there was

prosecutors say back in february, inmates at the vaughn correctional center kidnapped four correctionsfficers, held them hostage. they injured two. sergeant stephen floyd died. >>> some parents in philadelphia are scared to send their children to school. those kids go to building 21 high school in west oak lane and their parents say, they're randomly getting target add tacked. one student 17-year-old marlon francois has injuries so bad he has to have surgery to repair cracks and a break in his jaw. another student says he was kicked repeatedly dragged off the bus. parents are very upset, of course. we should be able to send our kids to school, not worrying about whether when school let's out whether you going to get a phone call because your child got jumped or worse yet killed by a group of people who don't even know him. >> philadelphia school district police are working with the city's police of course to make sure this type of thing never happens again. >>> cool night in philadelphia over the ben franklin parkway. it says almost a taste of winter. i don't know about that. it's defi

back in the day they did with the dustin vaughn.in times they tried to sneak guys onto the practice squad and haven't done it because of the matt moore situation. they let that go and it changed the way they thought. if a guy plays well in the preseason, we're going to let him stick around to see how good he is. jim: i know you said you were impressed with his throwing motion. tony: the only way you make it 11 seasons in the nfl as a backup for the most part is one, you have the ability to throw the ball really well so every time you come into camp, you look good. you look good on air. you look good in camp and then all of a sudden when you get asked to go in there and win games, you just don't play poorly every time. he's had stretches where he's played really good ball and tonight is not one of his better games, obviously. but he's shown enough over the years that you're going to keep him around. it's like a vinny testaverde. he was so good. he played until like 45. he threw the ball as well as anybody. if you can flow you're alwa

prosecutors say inmates at the vaughn correctional center kidnapped four corrections officers and held them hostage from february 1st to the second. they injured two officers. sergeant stephen employed died. >>> a check on your fox 29 weather authority. as we take a live look down in cape may. kind of nice sunny fall day but it will get a little chilly overnight. >> tell was, meteorologist kathy orr joins us now with a first check of your forecast. kathy? >> oh yeah. temperatures falling fast and light wind and guys we are looking at real cool breeze out there. clear skies to the north, looking very good in the lehigh valley. temperatures are going to continue to tumble around the region. now morning lows were in the 30s. and some 40s. right now rebounding nicely. philadelphia 60. 51 in the poconos. 59 in wilmington. 57 in trenton. wrightstown at 54 degrees. so overnight tonight, with those clear skies, we'll see temperatures fall. not quite as cold as last night. but pretty close. interior south jersey we're talking about a frost advisory millville 42. trenton 42. the poconos 40. 39 i