breaking news. those urgent new red flag warnings in northern california as a dangerous and deadly blaze there is growing by the minute, at times throwing fire 20 feet into the air. at least four people have died, and more than 80,000 have already been evacuated. and there are fears tonight that gusty winds will now push the already fast-moving flames toward even more towns in the napa valley. what s now being called the glass fire has been tearing through california s wine country since sunday, wiping out as many as a dozen wineries there. and with temperatures now a record-breaking 23 degrees above average, firefighters worry that conditions will only get worse in the coming days. now, that fire is just one of two dozen now burning across california, torching thousand of homes and businesses as it turns memories into piles of ash. there s a lot of new reporting to get to tonight on our broadcast. we ve got a team of correspondents covering it all. cbs jonathan vigliotti is
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aid to civilians under siege in aleppo. 200,000 people have been trapped in a situation described by the west as disastrous. laura: first, though, we have heard the endorsements. now it is time for hillary clinton herself to convince americans she should be there next president. the democratic party convention is wrapping up in philadelphia tonight. 2 presidents, first lady, and a host of celebrities have all spoken passionately about clinton s experience and integrity. will it be enough to set her on the path to defeating republican rival donald trump? clinton is by far the most experienced candidate in the race for the white house. that also means her past actions in power are open to criticism. this report on the highs and the career as aton s senator and as secretary of state. reporter: hillary clinton is making history. eight years after losing her party nomination to barack obama, she now stands at the threshold of the presidency. clinton s campaign has highlighted issu
reporter: so why would police focus on her? the beautiful socialite, ex-wife number two. she s very intoxicating. i think she was cold and calculating. reporter: maybe her former husband was worth more dead than alive? it s easy to blame the rich, beautiful woman. she s the person everybody loves to hate. but she is completely innocent. reporter: or maybe it was someone else entirely. he was obsessed with gary triano. obsessed with him. it s a case we ve investigated for more than 5 years. reporter: now a stunning new end. we go back on the rollercoaster. i m lester holt and this is dateline. here s josh mankiewicz with mystery on sunrise drive. reporter: spend a little time in tucson, arizona and here in the shadows of the majestic saguaros you ll find a thriving metropolis of a million people with a surprising small town feel. it s the kind of place where everyone seems to know everyone. and if you ask anyone from tucson where they were on nov. 1,
and now nearly 180 million are at risk of having their water and power shut off. so why can t congress reach a covid hot spot: the new covid hot spot: wisconsin sees a record number of deaths as hospitals approach capacity. kend ralliesor the president to in the cancel his two weekend rallies in the battleground state. vaccine side effects: high fevers, headaches, and exhaustion. what some volunteers are experiencing. reporter: any regrets? no, none at all. o donnell: a troubling new report on military suicides. a top general tells us what s being done to support our armed forces. chrissy teigen and john legend open up about a very personal loss. how sharing their story could help millions. and the moment fit for a homecoming king and queen. the sibling bond that can inspire us all. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we re going to b