frigid cold. it s manageable. i feel like my body has adjusted a little easier to this. okay, well, wait until, let s see, tomorrow and monday and then again on wednesday. okay. so, it takes a major back to the arctic blast. oh, that s the headline this morning. okay. we are legitimately headed back to the deep freeze. that s what my headlines say this morning. i m just waiting to see if they re going to put them up. there we go. bet we can see it after this. oh, okay. so here s the headline. we re headed back to [laughter] wait a minute. thanks, guys. sorry. you got to push the button. head for the deep freeze, that s what s ahead and we had a couple of days in the 60 s. wasn t it nice? all right. now, temperatures are plunging as the first wave of cold air is coming in. let me show you what it is right now. 38 degrees. it continues to drop. we re in the upper 20 s for hagerstown and martinsburg and winchester. and then down to the south in fredericksburg
fresh on their minds, cal fire did not hesitate to evacuate 150 families nearby. the next morning, literally, in bear creek itself, it was a severe mix of destruction. on one side, a picturesque santa cruz mountain scene. on the other, a wildfire burning out of control. today s forecast was about as good as it gets. short of it actually raining. calm winds, cool temperatures, and high humidity kept the flames low and slow. with the flames creeping along the ground, the strategy here in this canyon is to let it burn all the way to the water s edge, then all the way to the manmade fire. with fire advancing into their backyards, neighbors who at first ignored the mandatory evacuation order are finally going. what are you saying to people who say that you re crazy and stupid for being here? well, that s a good question. are we crazy and stupid? reporter: up the hill at high point along bear creek road, crews are preparing for battle just in case. brian garehan s vehicles ar
here in sarasota and tried to get in with my gun. they wouldn t let me in. it seems contrary to what he said. now, are they going to let people into the arena with guns? i know outside they will allow them to permit to carey. host: let me jump in at that point. ohio is an open carry law. security. that s separate. but did that have an impact on preparing the city and the infrastructure and making sure that the different facilities will be ready to go? did it have any impact? guest: it s an interesting balance in that because first and foremost we have a right of free speech in this country. laws of our city, laws of our state. and until all of that had to be taken into conversation by law enforcement in making sure those are very safe and security atmosphere around the convention. so i give our safety forces huge credit for coming up with a plan. this was a year in the making the specific plan to make sure they she will discuss the lawsuit filed on behalf of antitrust prote
shooting an unarmed black suspect. and hillary clinton hits the tonight show. early today starts right now. great being with you. i m frances rivera. i m gigi stone woods. pictures show the ravage of the new york area after a massive manhunt that enlists millions in the all-out search for the bombing suspect ended in a hail of gunfire. it came after they cornered the man wanting for questionsover the bombings just hours after investigators released his photo to the public. we re hearing from the bar owner who was the first to find the suspect asleep outside his tavern. i recognized him. he just pulled a gun and shot. pop, pop, shot twice. and i think the cop shot. and he got up and started running. and the cop just went behind his suv and started shooting at him. he went between the cars. 30, 40 shots i heard total. pop, pop, pop. this morning, investigators are now focusing on what if any help the suspect may have had in planting those bombs. miguel almaguer has
shooting an unarmed black suspect. and hillary clinton hits the tonight show. early today starts right now. great being with you. i m frances rivera. i m gigi stone woods. pictures show the ravage of the new york area after a massive manhunt that enlists millions in the all-out search for the bombing suspect ended in a hail of gunfire. it came after they cornered the the bombings just hours after investigators released his photo to the public. we re hearing from the bar owner who was the first to find the suspect asleep outside his tavern. i recognized him. he just pulled a gun and shot. pop, pop, shot twice. and i think the cop shot. and he got up and started suv and started shooting at him. he went between the cars. 30, 40 shots i heard total. pop, pop, pop. this morning, investigators are now focusing on what if any help the suspect may have had in planting those bombs. miguel almaguer has the harrowing story of how it all unfolded. the manhunt turned into a