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vicious storms knocked down trees, snapped power lines, and wrecked buildings. folks were jolted out of bed by nonstop, roaring thunder. in the west, at least 30 large wildfires are thriving on the long drought and relentless heat. we have two reports this evening. and first we ll go to wyatt andrews in the nation s capital. wyatt. reporter: scott residents stretching from virginia to new jersey say that last night s thunderstorms, like the one that took out this 150-foot-tall oak tree, were extremely violent and very frightening. it was in the forecast as a thunderstorm but what developed was a much larger weather system in which clusters of storms crashed together. the collision of storms created a phenomenon called wet microburst, random gusts of hurricane and gale-force winds. one of those gusts destroyed this marina in maryland. another hit whitehall township in pennsylvania, where jenny dannecker heard the storm gaght experg barely escaped. so we just went in ....
vicious storms knocked down trees, snapped power lines, and wrecked buildings. folks were jolted out of bed by nonstop, roaring thunder. in the west, at least 30 large wildfires are thriving on the long drought and relentless heat. we have two reports this evening. and first we ll go to wyatt andrews in the nation s capital. wyatt. reporter: scott residents stretching from virginia to new jersey say that last night s thunderstorms, like the one that took out this 150-foot-tall oak tree, were extremely violent and very frightening. it was in the forecast as a thunderstorm but what developed was a much larger weather system in which clusters of storms crashed together. the collision of storms created a phenomenon called wet microburst, random gusts of hurricane and gale-force winds. one of those gusts destroyed this marina in maryland. another hit whitehall township in pennsylvania, where jenny dannecker heard the storm gaght experg barely escaped. so we just went i ....
to yellow that means you start. two minutes remaining you re going to see a yellow light. unlike when we re driving instead of running yellow light you will speed up though, because the red light starts soon. when the red light hits, you have to stop. we re trying to provide as much time as possible for interaction. i know you ll help me abide by that. once the opportunity comes, be as concise as possible. finally the record of this hearing is going to remain open 30 days. if panelists or members would like to submit materials they can either mail them to u.s. commission on civil rights, office of civil rights evaluation at 131 i m sorry 1331 pennsylvania avenue northwest. that s 1331 pennsylvania avenue northwest suite 1150 washington, d.c. 20425 or via e-mail at public comments at usccr.gov. with those business of housekeeping out of the way, let me introduce our first panel. our first panelist megan mack, director of the office of civil rights and liberties at the ....
the east is cleaning up after vicious storms knocked down trees, snapped power lines, and wrecked buildings. folks were jolted out of bed by nonstop, roaring thunder. in the west, at least 30 large wildfires are thriving on the long drought and relentless heat. we have two reports this evening. first we ll go to carter evans in burbank california. carter? reporter: scott the high heat is putting a strain on the power grid, so california utility companies are urging customers to cut back on their usage. this 100-degree heat in the west is expected to continue into next week. it s another day of triple-digit temperatures, from california to washington state where hot weather is fueling a new wildfire. flames forced dozens to flow their homes in quincy. 30 miles away near wenatchee some evacuees returned to find their houses burned to the ground. heavy hail pelted the city of tucson where the hot weather caused severe thunderstorms. dramatic photos and videos from phoeni ....