chest. with the prospect of starting over now top of mind -others are still in harms way. more than 200 firefighters are taking the brunt of the blaze but with 8 new fires overnight and storms toppling trees and power lines, their jobs are becoming increasing difficult. sound greg miller - fire chief, gatlinburg, tn 1:12-1:17 we are experiencing some small mudslides and rock slides meantime the community is coming together, preparing for another night of uncertainty, hoping to go home soon. ( - reporter tag -)this wildfire also greatly impacts the economy here primarily driven by touris more than 11 million visit this region per year. meantime officials are trying to figure out how this fire star ruling out arson. sarah rosario, nbc news, pigeon forge, tennessee. weather this afternoon. meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the weather.. the same storm system that brought us monday s rain continues to crawl across the country at a snails pace, the center of the low pres
happen. the publ will be allowed watch atll of the recount locationhowever they will be monitored by security. county clerks be willrequired to send a nightly emaiwith the ta y s te live the courthouse, ben jordan toda tm. isting a 3a n he hasheld a news coerence since te ly.. l-portant cabinet announcements have been revealed online. ong th latest - formergoldmachs trry se- who ys tanu stehi ant iomtax cusincing reaganwilborna wssssapan ang for secrar washington. now back to you. we re told that a decision on the secretary of state post is not believed to be imminent. the mayor of gatlinburg, tennessee says the city may re-open later this week. that s after wildfires forced the evacuation of thousands of residents and tourists. the wildfires that swept through the great smok killed seven people and injured time for our first look at the weather this afternoon.it s getting a little chilly out there.meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the storm team forecast. the same stor
,. alecia: the turnout was low as it was they trust that and keep will keep students save. that men exposed to tb and a male student also note tells the man of then a school for the rest the year. and then a prolonged face-to-face contact age the attacks funds and could tell that kidney at and if not treated can be fatal. the testing be done here and also traded right here on school campus. an exchange of gunfire during a york bombing suspect. the 28- year old was taken alive by police. and is suspected in two bombings in new york city and a new jersy shore town. the bombs used in the weekend bombings in new york and new jersey were crude- but potentially deadly. and they re not hard to make. c-n n s brian todd has more. reporter:with the dramatic arrest of suspect ahmad khan rahami authorities are scrambling to learn more about how the bombs in new york and new jersey were made and who made them. new york s police commissioner says right now, authorities are not activ
say what he s told me and general dunford, certainly for the military campaign, which is that he wants us to continue to come to him with proposals for ways that we can strengthen the campaign consistent with our overall strategic approach. sec. fallon: thank you. the united states has been leading the coalition since last year against isil-daesh. and we are now fully part of that by our extending our operations to syria as well as iraq. secretary carter has asked other countries, including the united kingdom, what more they can contribute to the campaign as we move to this new focus on degrading the infrastructure that supports isil-daesh. and we will be responding to his letter in due course. so far as russian involvement is concerned, we have said from the beginning, if russia wants to help in syria, where it has influence, it ought to stop propping up the assad regime, help us bring this civil war to an end, stop bombing the opposition groups that have been opposed to ass