Briefly and it took nearly 200 firefighters from cal fire, solano, yolo, contra costa and napa counties to fight these flames. The good news is that no injuries were reported. However, this morning, at least 6 families still will not have a home to return to. Reporting live in fairfield, back to you in the studio. Cate, do they have any idea how it was all caused . Reporter where a fire starts near the interstate one of the first culprit is cigarette buts but firefighters also say its possible that a car fire could have started all of this. Thank you, cate caugiran live for us in fairfield. And developing as you wake up, the forecast is favorable for firefighters in the sierra nevada. Cooler temperatures and higher humidity are expected at the rim fire today. The fire is still only 20 contained this morning. 5500 buildings are threatened and most of them are homes. Crews are working to keep the flames from burning into three mountain towns along highway 108. 4500 people in tuolumne cit
Good evening. As we begin tonight, the clock is ticking on u. S. Military action in syria. The white house says a decision is near and u. S. War ships are in position. And the rest of the world is also joining the debate about what kind of action and exactly when. The goal, to stop a man using brutal chemical weapons 5,000 miles away. Abcs Martha Raddatz has it all from the middle east. Reporter he is the man at the center of this horror. A brutal dictator who the Vice President said today is undeniably responsible for gassing his own innocent people. There is no doubt who is responsible for this heinous use of chemical weapons in syria. The Syrian Regime. Reporter tonight there seems no question that the u. S. Is ready to strike a punishing blow to assad. U. S. War ships are in place, cruise missiles at the ready, the targets in syria selected. Youre ready to go like that . Were ready to go like that. Reporter what might assad do in response . The Syrian Regime has hundreds of tons of
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it s a touching image that not only captures the harsh reality of war but also reminds thousands of people what can be possible after. a marine who lost both legs in afghan sof afghanistan photographed with his wife carrying him on her back. i joined in august of 2003. reporter: marine staff sergeant jesse cottle s world was forever changed in 2009. we were on an ied clearing mission and on foot. it s not the safest job you could choose. reporter: jesse s job, to find and dismantle improvised explosive devices. you re looking at helmet cam video from that day in afghanistan. about five hours into that patrol, into that mission, i was