of fire from over there? yes, ma am. yes, ma am. a load of rounds that would always be going off around this time. from a .45 for an assault rifle. like rapid fire all of a sudden. reporter: now mr. gonzalez, how does he know the different sounds of the different guns? he himself is a veteran. i should also mention we were able to speak with a manager where the shooter worked. he was there this friday and this saturday. they said they were waiting for him to show up on sunday at 4:00 p.m. when he started his shift and he didn t, of course. by 5:00, they had seen the news and said their jaws dropped because he was a quiet guy. he didn t talk a lot with others, but he was always polite, they said. wolf? all right, sarah, thanks so much. sara sidner reporting. brian, what s the latest in the investigation? reporter: well, wolf, i can show you what they re doing here behind me. this is the first baptist
this. and the worry is, here, that the donald trump administration once in office, will allow that to happen. sara sidner reporting live from north dakota this morning. still to come, an armed man opens fire in a d.c. pizzeria. his motivation? well it came from fake news. we ll talk about that next. the first survivor of alzheimer s disease is out there. and the alzheimer s association is going to make it happen. but we won t get there without you.
looms. ventura county is home to an oil field. it is conceivable the fire could make its way there. you can see a lot of smoke. whether we open something up, it s still a dynamic situation. and it could change, even if we do open up the roadways is that it s still not a contained fire. so i just want to caution is that any openings that do happen, that is subject to being closed again if the fire changes direction. reporter: firefighters are working to head off disaster, unfortunately, after the worst drought in 100 years, this is a scene sure to be repeated far too many times in 2016. that was cnn s sara sidner reporting for us. and now to australia where crews are working to fully contain brush fires that destroyed at least 100 homes in victoria state. the fire has also shut down part of the great ocean road, a popular scenic highway. officials are warning that dry conditions could make the
between santa barbara and malibu, population nearly 850,000. evacuations have been ordered. as the fire burns closer and closer to homes and structures. and a worse scenario looms. ventura county is home to an oil field. it s conceivable the fire could make its way there. if you look up on the hillside you can see a lot of smoke. whether we open something up is still a dynamic situation and it could change, even if we do open up the roadways, it s still not a contained fire. so i just want to caution is that any openings that do happen is subject to being closed again if the fire changes direction. reporter: firefighters are working to head off disaster. unfortunately, after the worst drought in 100 years, this is a scene that is sure to be repeated far too many times in 2016. that was cnn correspondent sara sidner reporting for us. and in australia, firefighters are working to fully contain bush fires in
able to get there and somehow make his way into europe. security a huge concern. and the biggest concern for these refugees is that europe may start closing the door to them in their biggest time of need. sara sidner, cnn, on the greek island of lesbos. that was sara sidner reporting. shifting now some of the world s most disadvantaged to a case involving someone so well off, his being spoil sudden news in his own legal defense. u.s. marshals hunting for ethan couch. the so-called affluenza teen was sentenced to probation after killing four people while driving drunk. now officials fear he is on the run and on the run with his mother. the actions of both of his parents have shocked a lot of people, as our randi kaye reports. reporter: soon after then-16-year-old ethan couch got drunk, drove, killed four people, and injured several others, he and his parents