The latest news and information from around the world with host Ana Cabrera. Fierce once again. Ana. Thank you, dan, for that report. The weather he talked about is crucial here. The fires they create their own weather systems. And video from the ground can help us show just how deadly and dangerous this fire has become. Its hard to explain just how large its gotten. And this might help. The video was recorded today by a passenger on a flight from sacramento to seattle. That is not a cloud there. That is a plume of smoke. Cnn meteorologist is joining us from headquarters. Help us understand how large and how powerful this inferno is. Well, ana any time you have a fire whats going to happen is its creating its own localized weather environment. And this is a big, big challenge. You showed that picture or the video a secretary ago. But i want to drill into the picture. Because you can see the Towers Clouds from the plane. Okay so the plane flies around 30,000 feet. You can see the clouds
The latest news and information from Around The World with host Ana Cabrera. Have had to evacuate all of the hotels that are full, and some of the Evacuation Centers have reached maximum capacity, and so you have people out of the home, and many of them wondering if they have a home to come back to. Ana. Dan, what are the Biggest Challenges right now for firefighters . Well, really, it is the elements, and another hot day. I just check ed the temperature and it is about 105 degrees out here, and so battling this heat of course is very difficult can just when you are past 7 00 or 8 00 at night, that is when the winds will pick up, and thisoin red flag warning, and the winds could push the fire more, and we s saw firefighters a moment ago, and they keep coming back and there are flare ups at times and they come in to pick up a piece of debris to ignite the homes in the neighborhood that are are
thursday, the carr fire jumped over the Sacramento River to put it in the west end of redding.
an american woman waited 36 years to find out the relationship with her birth mother, and she didn t know what happened to her and her mom on the day she was born. coming up, hugs, kisses and tears of joy when she meets her birth mother for the very first time. first, nearly 1 in 4 rural american children grows up in poverty. actress jennifer garner has teamed up to make a difference. i have grown up as i have often told people one generation, and one holler removed from poverty. for more than a decade, jennifer garner has stood up for america s poorest kids can as a save the children am bbassador. the playing field for kids in america is not equal. we have been working in primarily rural america for the last 75 or 80 year, and focusing on education, and making sure that kids are entering kindergarten ready to learn. we have a home visiting program and working with the parents in the home the make sure they are stimulating the kids socially and emotionally. reporter: save
children ambassador. the playing field for kids in america is not equal. we ve been working in primarily rural america for the last 75, 85 years focusing on education, making sure kids are entering kindergarten ready to learn. we have a home visiting program working with the parents in the home make sure they are stimulating the kids socially, emotionally. save the children also offers a two-week intensive program for students heading to kindergarten like alaina who has autism. some of the stuff she learned over the past year is just really blowing my mind. i wish you could have met her the beginning of last year. we run in school and after school and summer literacy programs that physical difficulty and nutrition component as well. jessica as s son entered aier ago. he has a love and desire for reading that i love and admire about him. we all talk about how kids are the future. we are not doing anything about it. we have to be out there helping
cnn s brooke baldwin explains how the actress hopes to make a difference in today s impact your world. i grew up, as i ve often told people, one generation and one holler removed from poverty. reporter: for more than a decade, jennifer garner has stood up for america s poorest kids as a save the children ambassador. the playing field for kids in america is not equal. we ve been working in primarily rural america for the last 75, 85 years focusing on education, making sure kids are entering kindergarten ready to learn. we have a home visiting program, working with the parents in the home to make sure that they re stimulating their kids socially, emotionally. reporter: save the children also offers a two-week intensive program for students heading to kindergarten, like elena, who has autism. some of the stuff that she s learned over the past year is just really, really blown my mind. i wish you could have met her at the beginning of last year. we run in school, after