if you -- yolanda adams is here, you guys.pplause ] i go -- a couple -- i don't know what to say. right? >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know what to say about it. i will tell you this. if you guys feel -- if anyone's out there, you just feel down and you go i just want to laugh, and have a good time. i just want to be moved and my spirit to be raised, that's our job. that's what we do here at "the tonight show." and we want to make you happy and have a good time. but the music tonight is like wow. your life's are going to change. [ light laughter ] your life will change if you just watch us tonight. i'm serious. [ cheers and applause ] i was -- i'm telling you. i'm telling you, telling you, telling you. it is unbelievable. i saw her, i was at a a patti labelle tribute concert in -- [ laughter ] that's my jam. yeah. [ laughter ] so i go -- so i'm at -- >> questlove: wait, what? when? >> jimmy: what? >> questlove: when? >> steve: with a male prostitute? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. you read about that? >> stev

. >> reporter: like a mother greeting her child, maria's reunion with her service dog yolanda was full of kisses and hugs. the two truly are like family. >> i'm her mommy. she loves me. >>. >> reporter: she loves you. >> i know. >> reporter: that love grew deeper this week. she has been blind since 1992 and on wednesday night, the dog, who she calls her eyes, also became her savior. when she woke up to her home on fire. >> i said, oh, my god, there's smoke. i can't breathe. >> reporter: as this house burned, years of training with yolanda paid off. >> you use one word. you use all the time. >> reporter: the same word? that training word was danger. when the service dog heard her shouting it wednesday night, the owner said yolanda pressed the emergency call button on her phone. >> i hear the phone. she growling. i said, oh, my lord she call the police. >> reporter: tonight we learned this was actually the second time yolanda pressed that emergency button. once before when her owner slipped and fell. this relationship built on good training and blind trust now even closer as dog and owne

this was not the first time yolanda was a hero to her owner.u may recall our story two years ago about yolanda helping to save maria colon from burglars. the service dog chased two intruders out of the house. colon stumbled and fell before calling 911. help arrived thanks to a determined owner and her faithful pet. >>> 8:56. 73 degrees outside. still ahead on nbc 10 news today. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is expected to surrender to authorities in just a few hours from now. jesse gary is live in montgomery county with the details. jesse? >> reporter: rosemary, the a.d. says she'll fight the charges. she'll get her day in court on the fifth floor of this building starting at 1:30 this afternoon. that's where she'll be processed. the story coming up right after the break. >>> lots of sunshine across the area. we'll keep the sunshine in place. here's a live look outside. down at the beach with our cape may camera. breezy at the beaches with winds out of the northeast. we'll talk more about that and your city forecast, coming up. >>

yolanda chased two intruders out of the house.tripped and fell in the home. >>> lots of sunshine low humidity, comfortable temperatures. we did that last weekend, we'll do it again. a nice day today and on sunday. very quiet in the weather department. we do have some things to talk about at the beaches. super saturday in store. we're looking at the beaches with a rip tide risk. you're going to jump into the water, plan on doing swimming in the ocean. you want to keep that in mind. saturday night plans, mostly clear skies, temperatures dropping back into the low 70s and then eventually the 60s. right now 69 in philadelphia winds out of the north at 6 miles per hour. winds out of the northeast and that will bring us that low humidity throughout the day. temperatures mainly the 50s, the 60s. cool start in some spots. 62 in reading, 69 in philadelphia. south and east we're mainly looking at the upper 50s to low 60s as well. 62 in atlantic city and 62 in glassboro. temperatures cooler than this time yesterday. really comfortable as you

among the detainee's yolanda had no family visiting. she was glad to be out of the prison unit in determined to be cheerful. as she looked at the other detainee's, during those two years she had seen her two little girls and little boys sporadically. sojourn of the distant suburb coming to visit their mom -- sparing the time to go round trip. the last time she had seen them was two months before. yolanda was 32 came to arizona from mexico when she was 15 and spoke flawless english. even though she had no papers rubles had no difficulty to find a job and until two years ago she never had trouble with the immigration. but the father of her too young for children regularly beecher and one attack triggered a series of disasters that landed her in jail and now the tension and. >> that is the prison and she is an. but after facing deportation she could have expected the removal right away but if she was deported she would lose her children. so she stayed in the prison month after month pleading her case will be to persuade a judge to overturn

yolanda was treated for minor injuries, otherwise she's doing fine as well.u may recall our story two years ago about yolanda helping to save maria colon from burglars. the service dog chased two intruders out of the house. colon strum stumbled and fell before calling 911. help arrived thanks to a determined owner and her faithful pet. >>> train trouble along the patco high speed line. something is causing the cars to suddenly stop without warning. we'll tell you what patco says is causing the malfunction. >>> plus this -- spider-man in action. is he the hero or villain in this case? parentally there are two sides to this story. we'll explain, coming up. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >>> new this morning, a powerful typhoon is

among the detainees in the space, yolanda had no family coming. just me, a writer coming to hear her story. she was determined to be cheerful. but her tale was grim. during the two years she spent locked up in leroy she has sen here two little boys and one little girl only spurratically. they came to visit mom only when a relative or friend could spare the time to drive the 200-mile round trip. the last time she had seen them was months ago. she was 32 spoke flawless english and until two years ago never had trouble with immigration. the father of her two younger children regularly beat her and one attack triggered a series of disasters that landed her in jail. that is the outside of the prison she is in. this gives you the gist of what it feels like in there. her abusive ex had the two kids and she was facing deportation. she could have accepted removal to mexico right away and gotten out of being in trouble but if deported she would lose her children. so she stayed in the prison month after month, fighting her case hoping to persuade the judge t

laura yolanda reyes died at the scene. neighbors say speeding and inconsiderate drivers have been a major problem in the area for years. >> it is worse each days. now that school has started... >> a homeowner may have captured the suspect on surveillance video. at the request of police we have covered the man's face but you can see him walking across a driveway. authorities have not commented on whether this is the man they are looking for. this is san jose's 31st traffic facility of the year and the 14th involving a pedestrian. >> the san francisco judge has agreed to extend the preliminary hearing for the man charged with killing a tourist on pier 14 next month. the preliminary hearing for francisco sanchez was expected to wrap up yesterday. an expert testified the bullet that killed kate steinle was ired accidentally and ricocheted interest her from 100' away. francisco sanchez is a five time deportee who ignited a national debate on illegal immigration. the hearing was extended to allow more time for additional witness

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officials say laura yolanda reyes was walking on a sidewalk and hit by a maroon sedan.river sped off and abandoned the car. speeding and bad drivers have been a big problem for years. >> it and worse each day. especially with the kids back-to-school it is getting worse and they don't stop for the kids. >> a neighbor may have captured the suspect on surveillance video. at the request of police, we have covered the man's face but you can see him walking across the driveway. authorities have not comments on if this is the map they are looking for, this is san jose's 31st traffic fatality and 1th involving a pedestrian. >> the children and wife late comic robin williams will try to settle differences in court today, and susan williams has been accused by the three concern of unfairly trying to increase their share of estate and in turn susan williams filed a petition to exclude from the settlement jewelry, memorabelia and other items that would have been distributed to the children. the judge urged several times for the parties to settle their fight out of court. >> san que

. >> yolanda sÁnchez reciben ayudando a la vez de su hermana que vive en california para ayudar a la mÁs. ahora que subiÓ el dÓlar. >> con un total de 1600 millones de dÓlares, seguido de texans. >> normalmente es lo mismo que nos manda mensualmente. >> para este especialista de economÍa la situaciÓn que se vislumbra para el paÍs no es nada sencillo. porque al menos 2 millones de pequeÑas empresas se verÁn afectadas en los prÓximos meses. >> el gobierno mexicano no lo quiera asumir. pero esto es una crisis financiera. en regla. no es un fenÓmeno fortuito. >> el profesor de facultad explicÓ que otro de los sectores que serÁ afectado será el farmacÉutico y el de importadores de productos en el exterior. que al comprar lo mÁs claros presionarÁn un aumento en la inflaciÓn. >> tenemos enfrente una devaluaciÓn. pero tambiÉn una posible caÍda fuerte de la producciÓn. no, anunciÓ el gobierno mexicano. >> el alza del dÓlar ha beneficiado a muchas familias, a pesar que muchos factores econÓmicos sean negativos para la economÍa de todas las familias de este paÍs. conductor: el gobierno de los e

laura yolanda reyes died at the scene. say speeding and inconsiderate drivers have been major problems in the area for years. >> it is worse each day especially with the kids now that school has started it is seeming to get worse and they don't stop even for the kids. >> a homeowner may have captured the suspect on surveillance video. at the request of police we have covered the man's police but in the video you can see him walking crass a driveway. authorities have senator comments on whether this is the map they are looking for. this is, though, san jose's 31st traffic facility of the year and the 14th involving a pedestrian. >> a san francisco judge agreed to extend the preliminary hearing for the man charged with skilling a tourist on pier 14. the preliminary hear for francisco sanchez was expected to wrap up yesterday but a ballistic officers testified that the bullet that killed kate steinle was fired accidentally and ricocheted into her from 100' away. francisco sanchez is a five time deportee who ignited a national

first of all, the santa clara county coroner's office has identified the victim as 46-year-old laura yolandaeyes of san jose. now, by all accounts, miss reyes was simply walking down the sidewalk here when a car came southbound barreling down the road here crossing over the lanes and jumping the curb right here. you can see the paint that the police department investigators put down here. you can see the continuing trail of paint as -- marking the spot where the car ended up. it ended up hitting miss reyes and throwing her back into that intersection. at that point, this was a fatal accident. she died here at the scene. and then the car took off. >> we located the vehicle a short distance away. the vehicle was reported stolen. the driver was seen fleeing from the scene on surveillance. the driver is a male in his 20s with a shaved head wearing shorts and a black jacket. >> -- the name of the neighborhood, requesting for speed bumps, something to slow the traffic down, to no avail. >> reporter: neighbors have been telling us that they are not really surprised that this would happen here becau

yolanda adams doing "victory" for me. mcdonald are reuniting for us. i mean, come on. ♪ it's outrageous! [ cheers and applause ] how fun is that going to be? >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: that's "mix tape month." but first, we have a big show tonight. this guy is such a great actor, and just an all-around good dude. he stars in the new film "cop car." kevin bacon is here! [ cheers and applause ] kevin and i are doing something musically fun tonight. [ cheers and applause ] it's pretty good. you don't want to miss it. yeah. plus, she's one of the coolest. one of the cutest judges on the summer hit, "america's got talent." everyone has a crush on her. mel b is on the show tonight. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and he's one of the most popular comedians in the uk. the hilarious russell howard is doing stand-up to close out the show. [ cheers and applause ] he sells out arenas, this guy. he's unbelievably funny. we're having fun. guys, today's friday. that's usually when catch up on some personal stuff. i c

plus jim belushi and yolanda adams. it's a good show. do not miss it. >> warmer weather coming?omorrow pleas humid as we go into the weekend and we're all excited about clear the shelters. >> y yes, we are. >> see you tomorrow. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kristen stewart, jim belushi, si

this isn't the first time yolanda made the call. she dialed 911 last year when colon fell in her home. >> up next, learning how to fish and live again after the challenge of their lives. >>> finally don't, we head out west to wyoming where a group of women have been learning to fly this summer. not in the air, but on the river. they're fly fishing and learning how to live again. nbc's hallie jackson spent a weekend with them. >> reporter: on wyoming's wind river it's tough to find trout today. not that tiny hanson minds. >> i don't care if i catch a fish. >> reporter: she's concentrating on her casting with 13 other women at this fly fishing retreat. >> it was the first time i hadn't really thought about what happened to me. >> reporter: so focused on the fish, kristen kelly forgot to think about breast cancer. >> stage 3c. so i had the toughest chemo, the toughest radiation, radical mastectomy. you name it, i got it. it was a very lonely process. i felt like no one understood what i was going through. >> reporter: but here they all

emilio blames maritza for yolanda's suicide. wants to have her charged with the young girl's death. but when he learns the police closed the case and no charges are filed, he's furious and turns to the press, hoping they'll listen to his story. ingrid cruz, a reporter for telemundo, picks up the story. telemundo's the spanish tv station that wasn't then but is now owned by nbc. cruz interviews emilio and then takes him to his daughter's grave site. george delgado is the cameraman. >> he was pissed. he was very angry towards his ex-wife. >> once in the cemetery, delgado starts filming as emilio lays flowers on the grave. but then the woman he'd been blaming for his daughter's suicide shows up. the television crew runs to talk to her. reporter ingrid cruz starts questioning the former wife, who seems reluctant to get out of the car. after a few moments she steps out. george delgado continues to tape. >> and ingrid started walking with her. i was going to get a nice two-shot. >> what the cameraman would see through his lens next wo

. >>> su nombre yolanda y cuando su dueÑa marÍa colÓn le dijo que estÁn tan en peligro la perrita marlla dormÍa cuando despertÓ con el humo que se expanderÍa por su departamento y entonces la perrita al parecer marcÓ a este nÚmero 911 y aprovechÓ para salvarle la vida. >>> wow. >>> ahora sÍ wow. >>>. >>> sÍ. >>> porque estÁn entrenados para eso, pero llegar a marcar el telÉfono es increÍble. >>> yo estoy realmente impresionado cuando tuve que leer esta historia. porque la perrita capta las situaciones de emergencia llama al 911 agarra y saca a la dueÑa del departamento abrir rÍa una investigaciÓn, de repente era que estaba cocinando algo. >>> (risas). >>> pero no, no. >>> es una cosa que no sabemos. >>> bueno es una teorÍa. >>> tiene un poco atormentado por tanto trabajo. >>> aprovechemos, hablando enserio, el acto de yolanda para recordar la campaÑa de nbc universal el sÁbado 15 de agosto pretende buscar casa a toda las mascotas huÉrfanas y abandonadas. >>> ausz es. >>> dejar vagos los refugios. >>> en este esfuerzo participan once estaciones de nbc y 17 avenido falada de tele puntoe

it is a word that yolanda was trained to recognize. the dog pressed the emergency call button on her phone. >> i said oh, my lord, she called the police. >> that is so cool. this is actually the second time that this dog yolanda has been a hero. she called for help once before when the woman slipped and fell. >> that's amazing. >> they really can do and be trained to do amazing things. >> we were saying earlier. they're brilliant. what a great dog. 6:49. do you right lol in messages or stick with a simple ha ha when you think something is funny? serious stuff. >> we're breaking down the changing language of laughter online. >> as we go to break, take a look at kringle. she's an exotic singaporeo. one of smallest breeds of cats. she's up for adoption in new jersey. they say she's frisky and would do well in a house with no small children. >> she is cute. >>> clear the shelters on august 15th. all participating shelters are cutting their adoption fees for the day. such a great cause. for more information, check out our website. nbcnewyor

. >> reporter: yolanda is all for the restructuring plan, one that got its first boost by delaware governorkell. he signed two bills into law, one giving the board of education the right to change decades-old school district boundaries and another that creates an education commission to begin the process of combining four school districts in the city of wilmington. >> it's really about trying to make sure the wilmington community is more engaged in the education of their own children. >> reporter: the old district lines were drawn 60 years ago as an effort to desegregate schools but the plan has some parents and kids driving an hour or more to go to schools far outside the wilmington city limits. the plan would in effect remove all wilmington students from colonial and christiana school districts putting them to brandywine and red clay. red clay could become the largest school district in the state. >> it's an important step for improving delaware education. we have a lot more work to do but this was an essential first step to start the process to take a look at better engaging our families

su alma entre los que estaban, estaba ahÍ la viuda del cantante con la hija menor y juan marco y yolanda veladoras hay un osito de peluche que estÁ acompaÑando al rey del jaripeo, federico y joÉe manuel figueroa ¿que creen? no asistieron a la misa ni sus luces ¿que pasarÁ ahÍ? mÁs adelante moni vidente dice que ve hasta balazos en esa familia, ¿quÉ pasarÁ? mas adelante la entrevista, mientras tanto la oro geni original banda el limÓn andan de pa chanda, recibieron su estrella en las vegas nevada tambiÉn se proclamÓ dÍa 13 de agosto como dÍa de la banda el recodo en la ciudad del pecadpe >> esta estrella en el paseo de las estrellas de las vegas como que te motiva, te mo t va seguir adelante que estas haciendo las cosas bien, que estamos haciendo las cosas bien y se siente bonito. >>> sffÍjate que bueno muchacho ahÍ estÁ alicia machado quiÉn debutÓ anoche en la puesta escena de monÓlogos de la vagina la venezolana respondiÓ a los consejos que le diera silvia pasquel y stefani salas que se cuidara del productor en donde protagoniza a ver que dijo. >>> bueno, no le hace caso a nadie de lo q

pal kristen stewart will be here. [ cheers and applause ] plus, jim belushi and great music from yolanday goodness, tomorrow night she's gonna go crazy. [ cheers and applause ] oh wow, can't wait. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: i love her. then later this week, ben kingsley, paul giamatti and kevin spacey are joining us. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: whoa! wow. >> jimmy: and we'll have performances from reba mcentire and robin thicke. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, that's is a hot week. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: but first, we have a a fun, fun show tonight. we love it when he stops by, from the new film "the diary of a teenage girl," chris meloni is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: they love it. >> steve: oh, come on! >> jimmy: they love the meloni. >> steve: we me-love us some meloni. >> jimmy: chris and i are going to play a game of catchphrase. yeah, thank you. [ light laughter ] plus -- that was perfect. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: everyone -- ooh. >> steve: ooh, catchphrase. >> jimmy: yeah. it's a great crowd. this guy is one of the biggest names in country

. >> reporter: yolanda gave up on the battle with the school district, driving her children an hour to not an option. >> i decided not to fight the district anymore. >> reporter: her dartughter goes to private school. she's not sure now that a bill has been signed into law allowing redistricting in wilmington if that will bring her back to public schools but she's curious about the plan. >> that's the $64,000 question. >> reporter: for districts like colonial, all of its wilmington based students would be removed but what about the funding it gets? >> we would have to figure that out. that's all part of the equation as well. we would lose some districts. christina would lose a few thousand students. how does that transition, those teachers transition into red clay, what does that mean for the school districts that are losing students. >> reporter: another bill signed by the governor creates an education commission that will work to figure out the funding formula that not just pairs the most poenmoney with the biggest schools but one that gives the most money to the areas with the least

siempre sumar no restar. >>> nunca me imaginÉ que se iba a temprano. >>> asÍ con el dolor ademÁs yolandas la conocen en las redes sociales que las agarra y le dice si dios me conoccede un deseo ahora mismo le pedirÍa salud mental a la pobre mujer que ahora me parÍo ahora ni llamarle madre nunca mÁs merece ya porque madre no es la que pare.. 4 estÁ fuerte la verdad. >>> eso va a picar y se extiende. pero bueno, me llena de orgullo estidecir que el que mario k. mejor conocido como don francisco serÁ homenajeado durante la entrega de premios tu mundo 2015 por su contribuciÓn a la televisiÓn hispana de los estados unidos y la cultura popular alrededor del mundo. >>> premios tu mundo 2015 se transmite en vivo en directo y a todo color por telemundo el jueves 20 de agosto a las 8 de la noche 7 zen y muchas personalidades estarÁn ahÍ. asi que orgullo y se lo merece don francisco. >>> esto fue el candelero mÁs adelante les tengo mÁs chismes buenÍsimo por ahorita vamos con erika y me lo dijo un pajarito y este es un pajarito. y nos preguntamos que dice el pÁjaro!. (risas). >>> yo no voy a decir n

tras las declaraciones que hizo la cantante yolanda monge donde afirmaba que la pÉrdida de la parejareditario, imagÍnate! es algo que es antinatural. es algo muy difÍcil por lo que estoy pasando.uno se da cuenta que esa persona que te dio la vida, no es tu madre,o nunca lo fue. simplemente le trajo al mundo como un vehÍculo. todavÍa estoy intentando de entender eso. comienzas a darte cuenta de tantas cosas que esa persona te hizo y son muy malas, que no te deberÍa hacer una madre. abusos, permitirle a esta persona que me robara, que me dejaron la calle, que me abusara. que el esposo me golpeara. lo que mÁs quiero en la vida de mis hijos es crear memorias... ese es mi esfuerzo como madre, crear memorias. no es tanto pasar tiempos al lado de ellos. que tengan recuerdos espectaculares de cosas diferentes. noelia: tengo muy poca memoria linda con ella, tengo muchos aÑos de sufrimiento. ha sido un calvario para mÍ y tiene varias personalidades. ha sido muy difÍcil ser su hija, me tiene que levantar todo los dÍas y ver como ella estaba ese dÍa para ver cÓmo tenÍa que ajustarme. >> cuando e

pluserwe have great perfom ces from luke bryan, yolanda adams, reba mcintyre and robin thicke. [ cheersiknd applause ] that's gonna be good next week. but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. he's such a talented actor, the one and only, steve buscemi is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: great dude, great actor. plus, he's been getting great, great reviews for his performance in "true detective" on hbo. taylor kitsch is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] you know he's a hockey player. he's a big hockey player. he's going to be in the nhl, taylor kitsch. th he got the acting bugd he did acting. every time he comes on, i challenge him to a hockey-type of game just because that would be great if beat him. >> steve: because then you can brag. >> jimmy: then i can brag about it, yeah. so tonight, he agreed to play me in a game of "beer hockey." so that's what's gonna go down. [ cheers and applause ] and tonight, we have stand-up from a very, very funny man. comedian john rineman is here tonight, everybody, doing some comedy for us. he's fantastic as well. guys, tod

tom joiner, steve harvey, ricky smiley, yolanda adams, reverend sharpton, i have a show.out a couple people. joe madison. d.l. hughley. those shows blanket black america. so if we're not utilizing our apparatus, we're wasting our resources. so i expect the urban league to send us videos saying our chapter in this city, meeting with so-and-so outside our office. our chapter here. because if we're not putting the pressure -- do you understand -- jim sensen brenner, wisconsin, when it comes to the voting rights act authorization. he's had to build for four and a half years. we have to be applying the pressure to them and going to them and saying we're going to bug y'all every day. and i'm going to tell you pastor brian -- we came to loretta lynch. who is from mississippi? cochran on the fence voting for loretta lynch. we went to his office, and they wouldn't meet with us. we said, we aren't leaving. and then they finally found five minutes. when he came -- he's about 90-some years old. so i don't know if he heard me or not. i want you to understand. i looked him dead in his

the nationally syndicated morning shows the target black people. , dougyner, steve harvey banks, yolandadams, show, i havepton's a show, d.l. hughley. all of these shows literally blanket black america. if we are not utilizing our apparatus, we are wasting our resources. league tourban send us videos. we're not putting the pressure -- when it comes to the voting rights reauthorization, ill for 2.5the beal years. we have to apply the pressure and go to them and say, we will bug you every day. we did this when it came with that kocher. -- with loretta lynch. fromcochran -- who is mississippi? he is from mississippi. , and heto his office said, we won't meet with you, and we said, we are going. he is like 90 years old -- i look to dead in the eye and said, let it be clear, you are not here without black people because you will lose to the tea party person unless black people crossed over and voted in the primary. he was like, i understand, i hear you. you know he voted for loretta lynch. go i'm not saying that is but if we don't show up to demand he vote a certain way, he will do whatever h

yolanda the dog used a specialized phone to alert firefighters to the flames.he dog has used that same phone to report a medical emergency and a break-in in the past. that is some dog. >>> all right. hand it over to rick for a look at the weather. >> thank you very much, anna. how's your cotton candy? >> very good. >> is it good? you've done a number on it. you got that about four seconds ago and it's half gone. >> yes. >> all right. good. a man with a mission. i like that. take a look at the weather maps. as you are waking up this morning we have got a very hot day again across much of the south. you see those areas in the red? those are heat advisories, heat warnings, excessive heat warnings. it's going to feel like 105 to 110 for most of you there. that story will be with us for a lot of the coming week. get ready for that heat to continue with us. up across much of the northeast for your day today we've got a really nice one. tons of sunshine, little bit of rain across parts of west virginia into the appalachians, down in the southeast there's that rain tha

homes and more than two dozen outbuildings were the 6000 homes are still being threatened and like yolanda and police accounting mandatory evacuations are in effect for 12,000 residents and highway 20 and 15 are shut down in the area. >>mark: l working to contain this fire. >>anny hong: he has been killed fighting of lafayette the u.s. before service says the an autopsy is scheduled for this week to determine the cause of death for the captain the fire officials said that he was in a car on thursday fighting in the fall fire when he went missing they found his body on friday the fire has burned 4,000 a. and is now 20 percent contained. >>mark: 4 at the command post this morning and he's been providing us with latest information including all the fire continues to grow. >>will tran: they're making 11 of progress last night verify% that number should remain the same drop the morning because they were not have another update until this evening the a big red down the briefing for the firefighters gone on record now many of them on the other side of the building they're getting the assignment a

maria woke at the smell of smoke she shouted the emergency word danger to her golden retriever named yolandaa specialized phone. i mean, this is incredible. i wish we had a picture of the phone but that's just incredible to me for a story. >> yes. sadie, my dog, if you're watching, i'll teach thaw web i get home. >> i'm more of a cat person than a dog person. >> cats are never going to do that for you. they're just going to walk away. >> mark and brian, my friends, have this wonderful golden retriever harry who is winning me over to dogs because it's just like this little man that walks around. during the break we've been talking fashion during the break so this is appropriate from "the huffington post," "these jeans will charge your iphone while it sits in your pocket." i can't believe it. the los angeles company joe's genes has a new denim line with special pockets for your phone, a battery pack and hidden cord. the jeans will run $189 plus another 50 pucbucks for the baty pack. you look at a placemat on the dining room table to put in your phone. >> how do you wash? >> now the jean shorts

yolanda gonzalez, remember the name. she is ann amazing progressive star. we have someone fantastic who agreed to step up and join the panel. it is monica perez. she is from arizona, ran from a state legislature in arizona several years ago, she has a great set about experiences of running campaigns at the state level. great to have a local from arizona up here on the panel. sitting next to her is the unequaled former state senator nina turner. [applause] >> i think she has lot of great insights to talk about and how democrats can win and crucial pots. ej jaurez is sitting next to her. he is a great friend of mine and organizer and someone passionate about turning states blue and making sure everyone is able to participate in the democracy and government works for all people. he does great work in washington state and i am glad he is able to join our panel. >> last but not least michael sargeant who does amazing and important work to hold and gain democratic seats in state legislature. if we are going to fix what happens in five years, this is going to be a