this morning, police are searching for the suspected gunman, though. police say he opened fire in a gymnasium at delaware valley charter high school yesterday. two teens were injured. cnn s nick valencia joins us now. we ve just started 2013. yeah, incredible. already the second school shooting. and it s becoming you know, it should be outrageous, but it s sort of becoming a new standard in the united states. people getting accustomed to waking up to these headlines. a 17-year-old was taken in custody and questioned and later released. police tell us they expect a person of interest to turn himself in later this morning. police are on the hunt this morning for a young man who pulled a gun in a philadelphia high school friday afternoon, shooting two students in the arm. one student is a female, approximately 15 years of age. the other student is a male student, approximately 15 years of age. as i said, both students are in stable condition. reporter: the suspect is believe
you know, fred, we will have to see, but i doubt it and here s why. these are all closed door fund raising events. about 25 minutes ago, we believe we saw chris christie driving in the front entrance of this country club here in orlando. but we ve asked for interviews and so far, they ve said no way. with even the governor here of florida, so we ll see what we get, but so far, no access. thanks so much in orlando. in southern california now, hundreds of firefighters are scrambling to put out a dangerous wildfire in the hills east of los angeles. right now, it s only about 30% contained. the colby fire dramatically underscores the severe drought across most of the state. the governor issued an emergency on friday and urged californians to cut back on their water usage. and two americans and two british citizens have been
colby fire. thousands evacuated, five homes gone in an instant. the drought, declared the governor, has plunged california into a state of emergency. we are in an unprecedented, very serious situation and people should pause and reflect on how dependent we are on the rain, on nature and one another. reporter: in his state of emergency speech, the governor asked everyone to cut back water use by 20%. his declaration does lift some environmental restrictions to allow the state to move water to parched regions more easily. the challenge, there is not much to share among the state s 38 million residents. reservoir levels are at record lows. snowpacks this season, 80% lower than normal. los angeles got just over three inches of rain in all of 2013, about a quarter of what s normal.
you know, they re fanning you or it s kind of, like, we re not worthy. one or both. who knows? all right. reporter: we ll take it. yeah, i say take both. all right, thank you so much. we ll be watching for the 90-minute special this evening. very fun stuff. something tells me if you went to michael douglas table, they ll make room for you. no problem. so tonight, rita moreno will receive a lifetime achievement award. i had a chance to talk to the actress about her career, her life, and her relationship with actor marlon brando. my relationship with marlon brando was really chaotic and turbulent and tempestuous, and very sexy very fun as the kids would say now. but we also were adkted to each other. we were obsessed with each other. if you know anything about obsession, it is like addiction. he was my drug. i was his. and we were not good for each other. you write that he was actually very cruel. he could be very cruel with you.
to say later today. now, to that growing and out of control wild fire near los angeles. flames are burning miles from the famed hollywood sign. three men are in custody from starting that blaze. we begin with miguel almaguer in the fire zeen. reporter: explosive and out of control, the so-called colby fire, sweeping down toward tender-dry canyons towards neighborhoods with $1 million homes. with fire hopscotching through neighborhoods, palm trees turn to timbers, ash rained across the region, closing schools and clogging freeways. the terrain couldn t be more difficult for firefighters to battle. the san gabriel mountains, which is feeding this blaze, literally drops into the backyard of hundreds of homes. firefighters were ready. strike teams were in position before the blaze, because