Jimmy im jimmy, im the host of the show. Thank you for watching. Thank you for joining us. Relax, relax. Here in sunny los angeles, california, which has just been named the 172nd safest city in the united states. [ cheers ] out of 182. [ laughter ] the study was commissioned by a finance website looking for publicity. Honestly, they dont deserve it. Its a ridiculous list. Theres no way l. A. Is 172. Weve got five spidermen out front of this theater alone. [ laughter ] of the top 10 safest cities, number one is columbia, maryland. Followed by nashua, New Hampshire and laredo, texas. Lewiston, maine is number ten. Lewiston has a population of 36,000 people, of course its safe. All you have to do to stay safe in lewiston is avoid dennis. [ laughter ] we have more than twice as many people than all ten of those top ten cities combined. Of course when you have 5 million more people, some of them are going to murder you, thats how it goes. [ laughter ] and things are about to get even less
probably gone. reporter: others are looking for friends, concerned about who left behind. it s not the normal business that, you know, as if it was down. reporter: a rancher says he was forced to leave his home. he waits on highway 49 looking over the animals he couldn t get out. the mamas won t leave with the babies. they guard and protected the babies. they were saying at the baseball diamond and that once it hits this dry grass it would be on top of us. reporter: the fire has burned 50,000 acres so far. cal fire says even more evacuations will be likely before the day is done. like the rest of california, the brush in calaveras county and amador county, they are very dry because of the drought. you re looking at live pictures now. firefighters say this fire has the potential to be a major disaster. late late this afternoon the lawmakers passed the right to die legislation after emotional lobbying by the family of brittany maynard the woman had brain can
could be a problem for the morning commute and flash flooding is definitely a concern. this is what to expect this evening. we are look agent numerous downpours, the air is so saturated, it could ring out a tremendous amount of rain, 1 to 2 inches or less is possible. the potential for localized flooding on the street and in the morning the fog is developing and whenever you have the possibility of flash flo flooding, turn around and don t drown, one foot of rushing water can move a car, don t drive into any flood water and keeps the kids away from any flash flooding as well. we ll talk about the full accuweather forecast later on. and welcome back from good morning, you made us all very proud. now is a good time to download the 6 abc storm tracker app. whenever a watch or warning is posted, it s free to download in the google app stores. a car just slam nood a restaurant in springfield, delaware county, this happened 45 minutes ago at the olive gardidn t on baltimore
torrential rain, than could cause problems if you try to drive through it and cause localized flooding. there is plenty more on the way, a much wider view showing a cold front in the ohio valley and all of this moisture ahead of it, is being pulled up straight from the gulf of mexico. and there is plenty more that is moving in through the overnight hours and through the day tomorrow. the cold front is sweeping through the region and drying us out tomorrow night. a flash flood watch for the bulk of our viewing area and all the counties in green until 2:00 tomorrow morning. what this means is heavy downpours, that could cause flash flooding and you do want to be careful, do not try to drive through flooded waters, not everyone sees the downpours and they are scattered, they could get the rain falling at the rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour and we have fog developing and that could cause problems for the morning commute, that is coming up in the full accuweather forecast. thank