It terrain. This is the mission peak regional preserve. They re in the clouds where the flashing lights are, the twoacre wildfire is burning started around 4:20. I talked to the battalion chief 30 minutes ago one of the flanks was surrounded, a good sign. Still trying to get around the other flank. The challenge is the accessibility. They re area to get to the vehicles closer to the fire but they have to hoof it in. Four fremont fire excuse me, three fremont fire vehicles up there and i saw a second cef vehicle, five vehicles in there and a crew trying to get a handle on this. Worst case was if the winds were to pick up, fortunately they re not right now, and if the sun were to come up and start to heat things up, they said this could spread to ten acres, that would be their worst case scenario. Right now they believe they have this held at roughly two acres and as you look around the scenery, you can see why this is of such great concern because of the brown hills, we re in a drought
i m laura coates and this is cnn tonight. and what could be the next big thing that could change everything, like your smartphone did 15 years ago. well, there might be an answer. it s the rise of artificial intelligence. you may have heard of chatgpt. you may have thought it was a typo when you actually saw on your screen but it s not it s called chatgpt. but the question is, what exactly is it? well, i wasn t sure how to explain it myself so you know what, i went right to the source. chatgpt, briefly describe yourself for a tv audience here s what they came up with, quote chatgpt it s a sophisticated computer program that uses artificial intelligence to understand and generate human like language it can answer questions, write stories, and even engage in conversation it s been trained on a massive amount of tech data, so it s able to understand and respond to a wide range of topics and questions. it s like having a very knowledgeable and well spoken personal assistant avail
the end of the show. you will get the last word. first breaking news. a bombshell new development about joe biden. according to reports, classified documents from biden s time as vice-president were discovered at joe biden s private unsecured office last year in november. it include top secret material designated as sensitive information. national archives referred the matter to the department of justice and a u.s. attorney has been assigned to the case. only a few short months ago there was a similar referral about documents in former president trump s possession and mar-a-lago was raided at the request of the attorney general merrick garland. part of biden s executive branch and the fbi director christopher wray. trump s possession of classified materials was an offense that deserve prison time and called on merrick garland to indict the former president. the hyster ia was through the roof. let s see if they apply in to biden. take a look. if the trump people represented
into the investigation reached to the nation s highest court which involves introducing thousand of staffers but subpoenas and polygraph test. the witness testimony turned over to the fbi. jonathan turley called the supreme court s failure to produce answers almost as chilling as the leak itself. todd: ashley strohmier here with the very latest. we still don t know who licked the dogs but everyone has to do an interview did and every single one of them signed a sworn affidavit under penalty of perjury they did not disclose to anyone who didn t work for the courts. however, they told their spouses the outcome of the case and vote and the supreme court released a statement on the eighth month investigation and following up on all available leads, marshall s team with forensic analysis and conduct of multiple follow-up interviews of certain employees but the team has two o date unable to find a person responsible by preponderance of evidence. or whether electronic of the dog
studio. this hour the shooter is dead, motive not clear. the second attack stopped in its tracks by a hero. i realized i needed to get the weapon away from him. needed to take this weapon, disarm him or else everybody would have died. plus, yes, there are more. 13-hour fbi search turns up more classified documents at the president s home. another major embarrassment for team biden and a gift for donald trump and republicans. and ron klain plans his exit and the president turning towards his next chief of staff. sadness. a shooter telling a celebration into a nightmare. police trying to piece together what they call an awful puzzle. why a 72-year-old asian man chose to spray bullets inside a ballroom in monterey park, california. killed ten disrupting the lunar new year and ending lives. the attack happening 10:20 p.m. and the shooter thread the scene before taking his own life in the middle of a standoff between police. in between the gunman visited a second ballroom