60 minutes executive producer jeff fager joins us. his new book provides an inciters account on how the news magazine became the most successful tv program in history. we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. it is going to be a scorching day across southern california with record breaking heat likely. look at these winds. they re going to continue to pick up throughout the day. searing heat scorches southern california. unseasonable heat wave has increased the threat of new wildfires. severe weather in the southeast. the major storm system a wide swath of destruction. it s devastating. the chairman answering reporter s questions about the ambush in niger. more information, more importantly, we owe the families of fallen more information. this tax reform bill is probably his biggest and most important piece of legislation. simplification of our tax code democratizes it. the manhunt for a possible serial kil
, pointing to usa today. the headline the story noting that nearly seven years, chris christie s brain trust staying busy and keeping quiet while the celebrity leader did all the work. many of them spoke nervously and plainly in a federal courtroom. that story going through the and theate scandal prosecution that took place. back to your calls in the second. we are checking in on king s we states here king swing states. down to north carolina. jim morrill joins us on the phone. good morning. caller: good morning, how are you? host: 35 years at the charlotte observer. have you ever seen a race in north carolina like this one? caller: hardly at all. never. wiest to be a flyover country we used to be flyover country. that meant no candidates would stop by. that changed a couple of elections ago. today is incredible. donald trump is coming to raleigh in the afternoon and hillary clinton has a midnight rally in raleigh. tim kaine is here. it has never been like this. host: h