night mare. almost feels like it s impossible to buy a home. o donnell: hurricane fiona continues to wreak havoc now heading towards bermuda. and there s concern tonight about another storm that could hit the gulf of mexico next week. and eye on america, cbs s general cbs s jonathan viglios on a natural resource helping an idaho mining town come back to life. duncan: good evening and thank you so much for joining us on this busy thursday night. i m jericka duncan in for norah. tonight, the federal investigation into the top secret documents seized from donald trump s florida home has resumed. the eleventh circuit court of appeals ruled in favor of the justice department and criticized the former president s argument the documents had been declassified. but in his first interview since the f.b.i. search, the former president doubled down on that claim saying just by thinking about it, he could declassify documents. tonight the wife of sct justice clarence thomas ginny
more crowded. it s a little more congested but we do not have a huge backup on the east shore. on 80 westbound driving from the cockiness bridge to the macarthur maze is 20 minutes which is pretty good for this major freeway. especially given what we ve had the last few days. traffic at the toll plaza has filled in. that s not going to surprise anyone but it s not too bad as you drive through the area. this is also a look at highway 101 in san francisco. that looks good approaching the 80s split. there have been no major problems on interstate there have been no major problems on interstate 880 as you drive through. we have a crash on norris canyon road in the dublin canyon. if that is your commute area, norris canyon at went with. traffic is moving along pretty well on interstate if that is your commute area, norris canyon at went with. traffic is moving along pretty well on interstate 880 heading south driving down toward san jose. today is an important day for evacuees in
chances. and not the wedding gift these newlyweds expected. sued after his wedding party takes a nosedive. now, abc 7 news at 11:00 am on your side. kimberly: thanks for joining us. i m kimberly suiters. a busy night for firefighters in fires happening a couple hours apart, one in the alexandria section of fairfax county, the second in prince george s county where two people had to be rescued. anna-lysa gayle is live in hyattsville. how are they doing tonight? anna-lysa: we are just hearing from a worker here at the apartments that one of the people rescued from the apartments may have passed away. we are still working to confirm that. the latest we had learned was he is in critical condition and one of the other people who was rescued was apparently after he was in his sleep. here is what he said. what happened? i was asleep, then i saw smoke in my room. when i started to come out, i see the smoke is too much. so i fell. and they rescued me. man, who do not what to be id
i ll join you again in a few minutes if we get more warnings. > back to you. thanks very much, sue. su two fairfax county a 16 year ola girl what goes assaulted this t morning as we walked to school along a path in already den. it s the same path that some so parents have been complainingha about fover month. they ve been telling fairfaxee countyn officials they didn t di think the path was save and wanted permission to use thee bus, a request that was denied.i paul wagner joins us life with the story. reporter: this is the path that basically is basically a bs controversial i path i shouldpah say that i m standing on right now. over here is silverbrook road and down this way is a road called monday can. we re not far from south county middle school and south county high school. the question right now is wheree exactly did this assault occur this morning? there s somehere question as to whether or not it occurred where i m standing or whether it occurred over there h by thos
displaced in an estimated 60,000 homes that have been damaged or destroyed. lester hold will have more on nightly news. awarding cleveland natives, helping share in the city s prosperity. the city is legally fighting back to keep it on the books. is it fair or unfair? our senior correspondent tom berras lays it out tonight. raymond johnson was in a dead-end job. he got involved with a project that hires 20% clevelanders. if it wasn t for the program, i can t say what i would be doing. it provided an opportunity for me. but the state bans local hiring laws. they think the state is trampling on home rule and cleveland s right to share the of dollars of development and weather in this city. and all we ask is a small portion of that come to the benefits of the people we represent. similar laws in columbus and akron face elimination too. that that s what we that s what we re talking about, the municipalities to make those decisions. it s 20%. i think that s a reasonabl