. >>> also breaking, massive wildfires in washington state. thousands fleeing their homes, the view from the sky, terrifying, and new fear of powerful winds fueling the flames >>> deadly missile strike in ukraine, russia hitting this theater, at least seven killed, more than 100 injured. >>> major derailment in oklahoma, what sent these train cars flying off the rails. new video of a driverless taxi and a fire engine colliding. the major decision about this new technology >>> protests over the death of a beloved orca held in captivity it was set to go free. why animal rights groups are outraged. >> we need to do better than this >>> and the united airlines pilot who said he hit a breaking point. what drove him to attack this parking gate with an ax. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening, we begin tonight with a hurricane barrelling toward the united states that in itself is a major headline, but what makes this storm so historic and so dangerous is where it's heading. straight for southern california

eastern washington is under a state of emergency. the entire region is bracing for dangerous air with smoke expected to pollute the area for weeks.>>> in washington state, you know what's going on in the southern part of california, with an emergency going on. it's wild. >> we have red flag in the coast, tropical storm warnings in california, we are seeing showers and a chance of thunderstorms overnight tonight, with a muggy night around the bay area, 68 degrees, san jose, we've been watching these guys to the south and east with some lightning in the distance, most about out toward the central valley, but on approach, we will look at that on the radar in a moment. 72 degrees in livermore, overnight temperatures will likely stay in the middle 60s and lower 70s, with all that tropical air acting like a blanket at night. 62 in oakland, with that sea breeze and the cooling effect of the ocean, fog and misty conditions in san francisco. tomorrow morning we have isolated showers and a slight risk of thunderstorms during the day, notice th

. >>> the wildfires burning out of control in washington state. thousands evacuated. hundreds of buildings destroyed. our team is there. >>> in georgia donald trump's bond set at $200,000 before his deadline to surrender on friday. the terms he must agree to and ahead of this week's first gop presidential debate our brand new poll and what it reveals in a key battleground >>> and the beloved actor who won two emmys for his work on nbc's "this is us. remembering ron cephas jones. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone we begin with president biden in the maui disaster zone, almost two weeks after the horrific wildfires that claimed at least 114 lives and left 800 people still unaccounted for tonight. the president and first lady getting a firsthand look at the devastation on the ground in lahaina. the historic maui town left in ruins from the deadliest wildfire in recent u.s. history. after spending some time meeting first responders, mr. biden spoke about the disaster he called the devastation overwhelming and told the peo

he's a leader at the washington, the state of washington department of natural resources, he lives in the heart of the cascade mountains with more than 200,000 honeybees and is part of the recovery council. he works day today with our friends at the washington post the center where he is the environmental policy director. as a reminder, we want to get you involved in this conversation. for our friend joining live we encourage you to enter questions into the chat function. those will be sorted and said to me where it will go to todd and you can talk about your ideas, your questions. for those of you who don't have that access, you can try to send an email to events dot -- org and we'll get them in the queue. for those of you watching on youtube or c-span book notes. welcome back. we are very happy to have you. this entire conversation, as well as all of ceos programs are available online at cia dot org under the tab labeled event. todd, welcome to the competitive enterprise institute i'm happy to have you with us. i would like to kick off with what i hope is the easiest question for an

he's been a leader at the washington, the state of washington's department of natural. he lives in the heart of the cascade mountains with more than 200,000 honeybees as part of the puget sound salmon recovery council. and he works day to day with our friends at, the washington policy center, where the environmental director, as a reminder, sir, we want to get you involved in. this conversation for our friends join me live. i encourage you to use the chat function at the bottom of your screen enter questions those will be sorted and said to me where we'll get them in front of todd so that we can talk about your ideas and your for those of you that don't have that access, you can try to send an email to events at cei dot org and we'll get them in the for those of you watching on youtube or c-span's notes, welcome back. we're very happy to have you this entire conversation and as well as all of cei programs are available online at dot org under tab labeled events. so todd, welcome to the competitive enterprise institute i'm really to have you with us. i'd like to kick off

in washington state thousands ordered to evacuate as massive wildfires burn out of control. hundreds of structures destroyed. firefighters unable to contain the fires. >>> president biden travels to maui tomorrow amid growing anger at state and federal officials' handling of the crisis what residents are telling us. >>> an unmanned russian spacecraft crashes into the moon. a major failure for that country's race to space. >>> two terrifying injuries in nfl preseason games. players carted off on stretchers one game stopped entirely even as the league implements new rules to keep players safe >>> plus the new movement across the country banning cell phones in school how students are reacting >> show of hands who doesn't like it? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news with kate snow. >>> good evening i'm kristen welker in for kate snow. as we come on the air tonight, tropical storm hilary is lashing southern california with tens of millions in its path this is the damage hilary has already done a wall of mud and water ripping through one mexico town. the historic storm making

the only remaining colleges b cal, stanford, washington state, and oregon you see there usc, ucla, washington, and oregon would be moving to big 10. and it appears to that arizona, arizona state, utah may join colorado in moving to the big 12. joining us now is roxy bernstein, a long time play by play announcer currently with espn and the pac-12 network. he's also a proud cal grad. i feel like i've been run over by a truck. is this really happening here? >> unfortunately, raj, it's reality, and i'm still coming to grips with it settling in. but it has been a whirlwind day. you had the devastation of what last night thought could have been the end to the pac-12. then there was some hope and optimism this morning to what we're sitting with now, that it appears the pac-12 is in peril with a lot of the schools bolting for other conferences. >> you're a very intelligent and thoughtful guy. i ask this. who's to blame here? is it the current pac-12 commissioner, the former commissioner, or is it just bad luck here? >> well, we can't blame bill walton, that's for sure. nobody has been a bigger propon

jeff, thank you. >>> now to the other headline, that deadly wildfire emergency in washington state. just a short time ago, spokane declaring a state of emergency. hundred of homes and businesses are now at risk. the entire city of medical lake forced to evacuate. thousand of acres charred with gusty winds fueling the flames. british columbia has also declared a state of emergency as canada experiences a record-breaking wildfire season. here's abc's jacqueline lee. >> reporter: tonight, plumes of smoke and vicious flames scorching parts of washington state, killing at least one person and forcing thousands to evacuate. spokane county declaring a state of emergency amid three wildfires. >> the devastation that happened in -- inside some of those areas, i've never seen anything like it in my entire life. >> reporter: the growing gray fire already burning more than 9,500 acres since friday. this stunning lakefront home now unrecognizable, engulfed in flames, among the 185 structures destroyed. helicopters scrambling to get it under control. this thick wall of smoke forcing i-90 to close

. >> microsoft executives ex-wife is under arrest in washington state charged with his murder. she's awaiting extradition to florida, where prosecutors say they'll seek the death penalty in the case. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> shana gardner, the ex-wife of microsoft executive jared bright again is under arrest, charged with his ex style murder in jacksonville, florida. >> shana gardner's indictment acknowledges her central and key role in the cold, calculated and premeditated murder of jared bright again, a grand jury indicting gardner for allegedly plotting with her new husband and a hitman to murder pritikin last year. >> prosecutors say the former couple share two kids and had gone through a bitter divorce when he was lured out of his car to move a tire that had been intentionally placed in the street. >> bullets barely missing his two year old daughter in the back seat. >> that hitman has confessed to pulling the trigger. but gardner's current husband has pleaded not guilty. in an interview last summer, shana gardner denied any involvement in the murder. >> even thoug

. >> also tonight, wildfires scorching washington state. three large fires now burning uncontained, at least one person has died. 20,000 acres burned and nearly 200 buildings damaged or destroyed. we talk to residents who have lost their homes. alex presha reports from the fire zone. >>> mark meadows appears to contradict former president donald trump's defense in the documents case. did the former president declassify those documents while in office? what sources say his former chief of staff told the special counsel's investigators. >>> plus, the painstaking recovery operation in maui just hours ahead of president biden's visit. a church service honoring those lost and the many unaccounted for, and the fire chief gets emotional in his first national tv interview as he talks about the toll it's taking on his firefighters. >>> danger in the water, what health officials are saying about a flesh-eating bacteria that's already killed five people in florida and three people in the northeast. >>> a boost for ukraine. president zelenskyy hails a

with the years with a national park created in utah the big battle for the north cascade in washington statelifornia was ground zero in my book on a lot of the stuff. it depends on my mood sometimes. and i understand the complications of all of thatt anything nuclear. i'll tell you the pacific electric company, and california electric company wanted to build the atomic campus at the bodega in california. boneheaded they could've found so many other sites and they decided to build it right on the ocean. sierra club with everybody says no. were winning battles and i had a setback in the' supreme court bt then they win their tenacious coming from all walks of life before i do away with kennedy let me tell you one of the great ecological event in world history. , the nuclear test b entreaty, you know how we tested nevada, first off kennedy sent norman cousins, this writer he was in military uniform with the nuclear weapons are a problem he said secrets in the defensive back, norman cousins to meet the pope of where he's headed and then meet kirchoff, it's a third party diplomacy of extraordinary

we have also seen wildfires in maui and right now in washington state and canada. many experts say that climate change is a major factor. can we expect any political movement to more seriously address this issue? >> thank, you reverend, for having me. first of all, my concern for those in southern california, nevada, and of course, in maui. i don't know how clear the weather can pronounce and proclaim what kind of climate crisis we are in. and we are in that. for many years, democrats of the united states congress saw this coming and began to work with legislation, of legislation, and then obviously, this major piece of legislation, inflation reduction act. when we have democratic presidents, all of our departments had a concern about climate change and it's catastrophic impact. the only thing that i can say is that as we return, the question is, where will our friends on the other side of the aisle start thinking about corporate interests, which should in fact be corporate interests with a good heart did deal with the tragic impact if maui does not answer the cry,

across much of the state of washington there are alerts out for more than half of the state of washingtonause of the air quality from these wildfires as well as the smoke coming from wildfires in canada. lots of issues in the northwest u.s. and north america right now. firefighters continuing to be battling these blazes. those evacuation orders are still in effect. i've heard from one person i spoke with yesterday who said her home was destroyed. thankfully she and her son make it out okay. still looking for a pet she hopes may have made it out. obviously concerns about people's pets, family members, property. we know of two deaths, one from the gray fire zone, one from the oregon road fire zone. neither of those deaths, though they've been confirmed, neither has been attributed to these fires. you can see behind me, they just dispersed, but there was a morning briefing going on. the fight against these fires still very active out here. >> my heart goes out to those folks. i spent a lot of time in that region going to school at washington state university, working in spoke cane. beautiful

the air quality has been a concern here, and across much of washington state. because of the wildfires in washington as well as wildfires in canada. all of this unfolding as we have learned from officials that there's one confirmed death, someone who was found in the gray fire zone, another person confirmed to have been found dead in the oregon road fire zone. however, at this point, officials have not confirmed whether or not those deaths have been caused by the fires. so we'll be watching for an update there amid this devastation, as firefighters, again, continue working to battle these blazes. back to you. >> jesse kirsch, thank you for that. those wildfires along with recent storms have been putting a real strain on fema's dwindling disaster fun. nbc's julia ainsley is here with that. look, hurricane season hasn't even started yet. how bad is it, and what happens with funding? >> that's right, chris, you can look at my colleagues there on the ground, just to see how bad these weather related events have already become, even before we get into hurricane seas

five-part series that debunked a disinformation campaign that sought to undermine public trust in washington state's elections. he vetted claims of voter registration anomalies in three washington counties made by the so-called voter integrity project. he used old fashioned shoe leather and interviews to inspect misleading claims about voter fraud. let's take a look. [video clip]in september >> -- >> in september of last year, we tracked similar programs in snohomish, federal way, lacey, etc., all making claims that elections are swayed by incompetence or corruption. >> [applause] >> there's so much fraud here, it's easy to find. the keynote speaker was douglas frank. described as a physicist with a doctorate. >> is as high as it goes. it's like breadcrumbs. >> he has crisscrossed the country claiming he's uncovered a secret algorithm that proves somebody, presumably democrats, manipulates votes to win elections. >> the registration databases are where you are getting hacked. that's where you are losing your elections. because you are filling your registrations with phantom voters. >> frank's stolen

mandatory evacuations in washington state.housands fleeing fast-moving flames that have killed at least one person, burning homes to the ground. >> will: debate countdown. gop candidates preparing for the national stage as donald trump looks the other way, even preparing possible counterprogramming and facing that deadline to surrender this week in his latest indictment. >> janai: deadly missile strike. the moment of impact caught on camera in ukraine and the terrible toll. the city's mayor calling it a war crime against civilians. >> gio: taking the heat. the criticism against maui's electric company and the video one day before the fires, capturing what could be an early trigger to the deadly inferno. >> will: fbi manhunt. a defendant convicted for his part in the january 6th riot at the capitol skips out on his sentencing. >> janai: only on "gma," ralph yarl, the teenager shot when he mistakenly showed up at the wrong house. updates us on his recovery as he heads back to school and works through the physical and mental trau

many don't even have plans that can meet the t goals let alone the actual implementation in washington state our governor talks a lot about climate change. we haveav missed every single one of our co2 targets, in years when it was supposed to go down, they have been going up, first thing we have to do is recognize that there is a lot of false promise and hope that governments can achieve these, they don't do it well, but we do it because we don't think there is an alternative. >> yet you talk about how he takeke cars off the road. >> yes, there are a lot of coolof things. there is a real cool they are in canada, they are now working with cities in united states, they will change the -- trying to change transit. not just small, but macro transit. rather than a normal transit system with static routes that goo around, they allow people to say, here is where i am, here is where i need to be, uses a algorithm to create a bus route on the fly. and not only is that more effective. it is veryit affect of at reducing gas use and carbon missions. it saves money for transit agent and it is less impact

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meanwhile new evacuations as deadly fires spread in washington state.mer president trump makes a new announcement about this week's highly anticipated republican primary debate. >> what a new poll reveals about his lead and his top rival. >> plus, what we're learning about a california business owner allegedly killed because she displayed a pride flag outside her store later on this monday morning. >> the growing push for a four day work week and the call to keep workers pay the same and meet the new fastest man in the world. >> the record he's now hoping to speed past. from york. >> this is america. this morning. >> good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. good morning. >> i'm morgan norwood in for rhiannon and we begin with the weather emergency unfolding in parts of the southwest. a rare and powerful storm triggering life threatening floods overnight. >> tropical storm hillary slammed southern california. it's the first tropical storm to hit that region since 1997. some places are expected to get a year's worth of rain in a matter of hours.

so spread further south to washington state in the united states, at least one person was killed. and at least a 185 structures have been destroyed, as well as a major highway has been closed. evacuation orders have now been issued for thousands of people in small, rural communities. all right, is just a few hours before england and spain face off in the world. women's world cup final . both teams are on their 1st title. here's elders, here's alex thomas with a preview from sydney, australia. the ultimate prize is insight from england and spain as each team seeks to when it's 1st women's world cup trophy. expect more passion and excitement with 75000 people at the game here in sydney. a 1000000 small watching around the world. obviously, this is the biggest game, the one that you dream about, the one the means the most thought. so like still hit when we're we're, we're in the tunnel. i'm, i'm, we're ready to walk out and, yeah, i think it's an incredible occasion. it's been a number of votes tournament, both teams packs with talents. i'm going to sleep in england. we haven't yet s

. >> shana gardner is awaiting extradition from washington state to florida, where she could face theth penalty. here's abc's stephanie ramos. shana gardner, the ex-wife of microsoft executive jared bright again is under arrest, charged with his execution style murder in jacksonville, florida. shana gardner's indictment acknowledges her central and key role in the cold, calculated and premeditated murder of jared bright. again, a grand jury indicting gardner for allegedly plotting with her new husband and a hitman to murder braddock in last year. prosecutor say the former couple share two kids and had gone through a bitter divorce when he was lured out of his car to move a tire that had been intentionally placed in the street. bullets barely missing his two year old daughter in the back seat. that hitman has confessed to pulling the trigger. but gardner's current husband has pleaded not guilty. in an interview last summer, shana gardner denied any involvement in the murder. >> even though we didn't always get along, he was still the father of my kids. >> jared brigance. heartbroken wi

blown smoke far outside the fire zone, leading to dangerous air quality in more than half of washington state. >>> we're also watching a new tropical storm brewing in the gulf of mexico michelle is tracking tropical storm harold >> we saw that become a tropical storm overnight. we're now seeing winds at 45 miles per hour and the outer rain bands as tropical downpours reach the coast. it will move inland into the early afternoon. and we do expect it to reach the coast of texas a tropical storm. as we go throughout the next couple of hours, between the morning and afternoon hours, we're going to see it make landfall and it will quickly weaken before that, winds gusting up to 30 to 40 miles per hour. could see 55 miles per hour wind gusts. heavy, heavy rainfall. anywhere from two to six inches of rain. could see seven in some spots causing localized flooding where you see the brighter colors, the oranges, yellows, reds, corpus christi could see the 90s and 100s they stretch to the northern plains you factor in the humidity, it feels warmer than that that heat dome is tacked in place. we're looki

the united states is also raging there wildfires washington state borders on the canadian province. columbia has already destroyed over 200 buildings. local residents of the hawaiian island of maly, where deadly fires have raged in recent days, complain that they did not get help from the authorities. american economic experts stephen moore on fox news said that the white house is simply ignoring the wildfires. according to him, the authorities have allocated excessive funds for the development of the green economy. instead of really helping the state in the state, they asked for money, but the authorities did nothing. it was just an epidemic of madness. people themselves organized the distribution of food and water to those in need, they give out medicines that the inhabitants of the island brought by the government. sorry from them nothing completely united the community of people, helped us many local residents did what they could in hawaii and one of the states most affected by the fires according to the latest data, more than 110 people became its victims, more than a thousand

i did his oral histories for university of washington, washington state. ruckelshaus had the hard job. you guys end this. you guys know how brown versus topeka. it wasn't just about the legislation and separate but equal no good. now got to integrate the schools. what is? the whole civil rights movement. it's about making the people to brown you go to little rock in 57. are you complying going to the brown decision? you go to france elementary school and orleans with ruby bridges. are you complying king ruckelshaus is the burn telling polluting companies extraction, industries, chemical industries? we're busting you. the feds are busting you. you're not applying you're following epa standards or nepa or the clean act, which nixon signed in 1970 and soon to be clean water act of 1972. and so by the time nixon leaves, that was the end of a revolution was bipartisan in spirit. it had republicans nixon, ruckelshaus, russell, a guy named russell train who helped the world wildlife fund, a republican side. john salley, republican congressman mccloskey. it had fr

and it is oral history for university in washington, washington state. rumble house has the hard job. you got on with, as you guys know how brown first topeka, it wasn't just about legislation. separate but equal is no good now. give watching to greet the schools. what is the whole civil rights movement? it is about making people comply. you have got to go to little rock and the seven, are you complying on this? you have to france elementary school in new orleans, ruby bridges, are you blind? this is the burden of telling polluting companies, extraction industries, chemical injuries, we are busting you, the feds are busting, you are not falling following epa standards or nepa. or, the clean air act. which nixon signs in 1970. soon to be the clean water act of 1972. and so, by the time nixon lee's, that was the end of a revolution that was bipartisan in spirit. it had republicans, nixon and, a guy name russell train, he helped create the world wildlife fund, on the republican side yet john salley are, republican congressman. the speaker the house. gaylord

. >>> breaking news this hour, thousands of people have been evacuated in washington state, as crews, dozens on of homes have been destroyed, but that number is expected to go up, all three fires have been raging outside of spokane since friday and now there's concern they could keep spreading. here's nbc's jesse kirsch. >> reporter: this is incident command for the gray fire, of the three fires that are burning outside of spokane, washington, officials say that this fire has destroyed the largest number of structures and has threatened the largest number of residents here in eastern washington state, hundreds of firefighters have been working around the clock to battle this blaze which has so far not been put under control. in spokane county alone, there are reports of upwards of 25,000 acres burning, thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate including the city of medical lake where roughly 5,000 people were ordered to evacuate and we know that there have been dozens of structures including homes which have been burned down in these fires so far. the air quality has been a c

thousands evacuated in washington state. canada scorched by over 1,000 wildfires. two-thirds of them out of control. >>> also tonight, president biden set to visit maui as wildfire survivors question the government's response. >>> plus, new cbs news polling. former president trump's big lead grows as republican voters dismiss indictments. >>> luna lost. russia's first mission to the moon in nearly a half century ends in a lunar crash. >>> game on. a historic end to the women's world cup finals. >> england soccer fans are hoping to break a 57-year-old world cup. >>> and later, to the rescue. when disaster struck maui, volunteers rushed to help, air lifting these animals to new homes. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us on this sunday. we begin with some breaking news. southern california has just been rocked by a 5.1 magnitude earthquake. the epicenter in ojai in ventura county. it shook our los angeles newsroom. there had been aftershocks but no injuries reported at this time.

. >>> also this evening, the deadly wildfires burning out of control in washington state. thousands now forced to evacuate. >>> tonight, the breaking news involving former president trump. he now has five days to show up in georgia. and tonight, what we've now learned, what they agreed to, the negotiations involving his surrender. jon karl standing by with new reporting. >>> the dramatic moment in court. a 19-year-old driver sentenced to life in prison, convicted of murdering her own boyfriend and another friend, slamming her car into a brick wall at 100 miles per hour. the judge calling her, quote, literal hell on wheels. >>> the fbi manhunt at this hour for a proud boys fugitive, convicted for his role on january 6th. he was under house arrest. authorities believed he was a threat. now he's missing. pierre thomas tonight. >>> this evening, the beloved business owner and mother shot and killed. authorities say it all started over a pride flag she was flying outside her store. why authorities are concerned over the political rhetoric in this country. >>> just a short time

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thousands evacuated in washington state. scorched by over 1,000 wildfires. 2/3 of them out of control. >>> also, president biden set to visit maui as wildfire survivors question the government's response. >> i'm lilia luciano in maui where residents still lack answers to the most pressing questions as they prepare for i a presidential visit. >>> plus, new cbs news polling. former president trump's big lead grows as republican voters dismiss indictments. >>> luna lost. russia's first mission to the moon in nearly a half century ends in a lunar crash. >>> game on. a historic end to the women's world cup final. >> i'm ramy inocencio in london with england soccer fans hoping to break a 57-year-old world cup curse. >>> and later, to the rescue. when disaster struck maui volunteers rushed to help, airlifting these animals to new homes. >> i love our fur babies. i hope you guys go to good loving homes. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin with some breaking news. southern california has just been rocked by a

the potential move would leave just washington state and oregon state in what remains of the pac-12. all of these moves would actually take effect for the 2024 season. so the uc regents are actually holding a meeting today to talk about the future of cal football. we hit berkeley's campus to find out what students are thinking about with the potential moves. >> that would really suck. i did not know that the pac-12 might go away. um, i feel like i grew up always hearing about pac-12, the tournaments and all this. for it to completely go away, i mean, that would be kind of devastating i would say. >> i get it! i don't blame him! no official updates have been given on the regents meeting. the acc conference presidents also met this morning to discuss cal and stanford joining, but didn't take a vote as they remain undecided. the decisions will have big impacts on the school's revenues. football programs bring in tens of millions of dollars each year. we will stay on top of this one. >>> and then this one, the countdown to 49ers preseason football. catch it all here on cbs bay area this

this is happening in eastern washington state, multiple fires have forced thousands to evacuate with the largest inferno only 10% contained right now. our jessie kirsch brings us the latest >> reporter: the wildfires ripping across eastern washington state are unrelenting, different places have been raging outside spokane since friday, the largest the out of control gray fire, spanning more than 10,000 acres, tied to at least one death, also burning the oregon road fire and the far smaller wynonna fire the trio fueled by excessive heat and high winds, destroying dozens of structures with thousands ordered to evacuate like melissa thurmen who says her home turned down. >> i can't explain the feeling of knowing that everything you worked for is gone, you know, yeah so there's going to be insurance and stuff, but it doesn't make up for, you know, what you see when you see all of your stuff turned to ash. >> reporter: governor inslee touring an evacuation shelter. >> this has been horrendous fires, the wind, this fire moved 7 miles in one afternoon. >> reporter: earlier the national weat

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now to the deadly wildfires burning in drought stricken washington state. the fires forcing thousands from their homes and shutting down a major interstate . alex bracket reports from cheney, washington. oh, my god. >> this morning, wildfires in washington state torching more than 35,000 acres and killing at least two as thousands more rushed to evacuate hundreds of firefighters from multiple agencies fight the flames. two wildfires, the gray fire and the oregon road fire. responsible for nearly 20,000 scorched acres alone. and both are 0% contained. some residents are returning home only to find ashes in 15 to 20 minutes. >> it went from i think that they've got this handled. i'm sure that they can to. we got to go right now. >> others staying at evacuation centers, many at these centers are from the town of medical lake. it's 5000 residents given mandatory evacuation orders. some officials say only had 20 minutes to run for their lives. >> we are fighting an uncontrollable problem, which is that climate change is changing the nature of our forests and our

up in the state of washington, thousands of people have been forced to evacuate their homes as severalving wildfires raced through the state. one of the largest, the grave fire burned more than 3,000 acres and 5,000 people in the community were told to leave now race the fire began to tear through neighborhoods. it is one of 36 fires that erupted in washington state in just the past two days. officials say that triple digit temperatures have contributed to the fire danger so far no deaths have been reported. >>> residents in the capital of canada's northwest territories had to leave their homes as another huge wildfire burned nearby. officials say more than 20,000 people fled the city in less than 48 hours. >>> firefighters are battling hundreds of fires in the region. the satellite images show some of the flames above the capital. this makes the worst on record fires season for canada with more than 1,000 active burning across the country. >>> evacuations will continue in yellow knife with the help of the country's military. officials say that they plan to evacuate residents in phases

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you filed suit against the governor of washington state. enforcing a law that a allows minors to get reassessment surgeries -- reassignment surgeries without their parents' permission. stephen, i can't believing anybody would support that. >> it's a really terrifying law, it's really horrifying, and i'm really proud of the plaintiffs and the parents in in this case who stood up to stand for the basic idea that parents control the safety and well-being and health of their children. this is truly authoritarian. to be specific for your audience, the way this work in the current law is as follows: if a minor wants to get a sex change operation, so say have their breasts removed or their female take testosterone or engage in other irreversible medical procedures and they want to leave their home without the parents' consent to do that, the state will hide the child in a shelter without notifying the parents of the location can or or whereabouts of that child so that they can receive these sex change drugs and sex change surgeries. literally kidna