it looks what's happening, it's moving right up into tennessee, eastern tennessee, toward the mountains of north carolina and tennessee, which is where gatlinburg is of course. it looks like they will have some strong weather. you don't see a lot of tornadoes in the mountains because they are up in elevation, but you will see a lot of wind. th of rain coming with us so that should help some of the fire but we are talking some strong thunderstorms rolling through their overnights night. closer to know?home it will be quite 55 in kerala, 68 in lakeland, we will drop into the 60s here pretty quickly. the forecast for tomorrow shows a lot of sunshine we will keep a little bit of the breeze pritikin light in the morning watch the windows stretch out in the afternoon start coming off the water's will keep the 70s of the coast and low 80s 10% chance, don't look for much. then here comes some rain early on thursday morning a few showers a possible by midmorning until early afternoon a couple showers coming to the front. that phone will be cooler behind it before friday, saturday and sunday will

kitty rivera cbs news gatlinburg, tennessee. >> they definitely could use some rainfall in tennessee. we have good news tonight. >>> you can see showers, a big area causing some problems. here is tennessee right here and here is the area of gatlinburg. this is the area that could experience some rainfall tonight. that would definitely help out the firefighters. let's take a look at our forecast now. it was another cold one today, temperatures below freezing with some fresh snowfall earlier this morning here. they are making snow toward some rice park reserve -- resort. flagstaff and toward these areas, we are talking single digits for overnight lo tonto national forest and down to casa grande in tucson, freeze warnings are in effect again for tomorrow. keep that in mind if you're traveling in that area. we will be temperatures in the valley get down to the 30s and a lot of locations. our low in phoenix is going to be right around 41 degrees. another cool day today with a high of just 62. we are sitting at 59 right now and averaging around 70. we are degrees below average. we have show

severe weather across mississippi, louisiana, alabama, tennessee. on going warnings, beneficial rain, but unfortunately coming with the severe weather aspect. we have a warm front stretching throughout the deep south, and there's the and blowing it all out tomorrow, but this is moving into the drought prone areas, and here tomorrow night. risk for severe weather overnight. damaging winds, large hail, few tornadoes, moderate risk across parts of mississippi and alabama, enhanced, elevated, and there's the green, lowest end of the scale. we have that here, and it could come tomorrow with the storms moving by. tornadoes will be confined to time tomorrow night. a few showers coming by. 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 a.m. in the area. dry weather in the morning, plenty of clouds. tune into elizabeth starting at 4:30. she'll show you the radar and let you know where the remaining rain could be. tomorrow afternoon pretty much dry, but here comes the rain. 6:00 in the evening, embedded thunderstorms with strong damaging winds a possibility, and then by 1:00 a.m. or 2:00

here's a look at what it was like for some driving out of a deadly wildfire in tennessee which is being blamed for at least three deaths. this video shows three step brothers driving down a road in gatlinburg, tennessee, and you can maneuver through all the thick, dark smoke, making it almost impossible to see what was in front of them. the high winds moved the fire at an alarming speed. >> there were times last night we had wind gusts in excess of 87 miles per hour. that is hurricane force. that is nowhere to be when trying to fight a fire. >> we were sitting in the dark thinking that, you know, everything was fine and the next thing we knew firemen came leave, there's a fire close. of course we know now when the winds picked up, they just blew those embers all over and started fires all over the place. >> we are also getting a chance to see the damage the fires left behind. what once were homes are bricks, stones and ashes. >>> emotional testimony during the sentencing for a man found guilty of murder in a crash that killed a colorado state trooper. we heard from the trooper's mother

blinding smoke racing across the tennessee mountains. >> oh, my god. we need to leave. >> reporter: the wildfires engulfing the resort towns of gatlinburg home of dollywood. >> we relocated 19 families that were staying with us in our cabin properties and then relocated about 50 of our guest >> reporter: officials ordering everyone to leave calling the fire unpredictable. >> we're dealing with a situation here that is very dynamic. it's changing every moment. >> reporter: dramatic video posted online showing people evacuating. the roads barely visible from the smoke and the flames creeping closer to the road. 15-year-old logan baker inside a gatlinburg hotel stuck because the only road out of town was closed. >> we're on the first floor because they had to break the windows on the because we were suffocating from the smoke like so bad like we were on the ground suffocating. like we were flat. you had to lay perfectly flat or the smoke was like just too thick -- we had masks but it was even too thick for the masks. >> reporter: the fire moved faster tha

." >>> a firestorm e rumrupts tennessee leaving people dead and destroying hundreds of home. >>> president donald trump makes a deal that is giving workers hope in analysis and could be his administration's best victory. >>> from enemies to allies mitt romney praises the president-elect as he waits to find out if he will be added to mr. trump's cabinet. >>> good morning from the studio good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the worst may be over in east tennessee, but wildfires pushed by powerful winds are blamed for at least three deaths and destroying hundreds of homes and businesses. more than a dozen people were injured. the towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge were hardest hit and thousands were literally forced to run for their lives. in the words of one survivor, it was like we were in demarco morgan has our report and the frightening video. >> reporter: you are watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a resort area in the mountains of gatlinburg, tennessee. they said they had no warning as the walls of flame surrounded them and their

blinding smoke racing across the tennessee mountains. >> oh, my god. we need to leave. >> reporter: the wildfires engulfing the resort towns of gatlinburg home of dollywood. >> we relocated 19 families that were staying with us in our cabin properties and then relocated about 50 of our guest >> reporter: officials ordering everyone to leave calling the fire unpredictable. >> we're dealing with a situation here that is very dynamic. it's changing every moment. >> reporter: dramatic video posted online showing people evacuating. the roads barely visible from the smoke and the flames creeping closer to the road. 15-year-old logan baker inside a gatlinburg hotel stuck because the only road out of town was closed. >> we're on the first floor because they had to break the windows o because we were suffocating from the smoke like so bad like we were on the ground suffocating. like we were flat. you had to lay perfectly flat or the smoke was like just too thick -- we had masks but it was even too thick for the masks. >> reporter: the fire moved faster than any

eastern tennessee. at least 3 people are confirmed dead. emergency officials say thousands of people are displaced and there is no telling if they will have homes to come back to. abc's linzie janis has more from gaitlinburg, officials say it gaitlinburg, tennessee where officials say it looks like a bomb went off. a big day for announce two additional cabinet picks today. news a-b-c news reports former goldman sachs executive and trump campaign finance chairman steven mnuchin will be nominated for treasury secretary. billionaire investor wilbur ross is said to be trump's choice for comr amid cabinet speculation... the president-elect ate dinner last night with mitt romney. the two were joined by incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus. they didn't keep it a secret. as you can see-- press photographers were allowed into the upscale new york restaurant to take photos. this was the second meeting between the two since the election. romney is reportedly under strong consideration for secretary of state. more good news for the presid

let's get to those killer wildfires scorching the tennessee while mountains -- the tennessee mountains. homes, hotels all being reduced to ash, flames even beginning to damage the end of the dollywood theme park. half the town has been impacted by the fires and the nearby community of pigeon forge is also threatened. within the past hour, we learned that these wildfires are now blamed for at least three deaths. mark parker has the latest. >> reporter: the scene in and around gatlinburg, tennessee is utter devastation. hundreds of homes and businesses damaged, destroyed by a fast-moving wildfire that erupted overnight into an inferno. >> this is the fire for the

that is a bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee. official right now they are saying there are multiple fatalities. we are hearing at least four or five deaths. officials are also saying children have died. we don't know anything more than right now that officials are saying there were 35 people on board when the bus crash happened. the children on 23 were rushed to local hospitals. this bus crashed inside a home. we're told that everybody inside the home was okay. the bus driver is cooperating with police. >> police around the country are on high alert with more and more reports of attacks on officers. >> a deeper look at the rise and attacks on police officers.

poking his way with the woodyard tackle and a gain of tennessee titans. and it is disappointed mashus mariota. -- marcus mariota. dan: victory formation time for san diego. tennessee cannot stop the clock. and the chargers are going to hold on to a fourth quarter lead. they had blown three of them in their five losses so far this year. high fives all around. kevin: the chargers will win their third game in the last four. after beginning this season 1-4, they'll go to 4-5. trying to keep pace in the toughest division in pro football. the a.f.c. west. we've got three 6-2 teams. and for the tennessee titans, they've fallen back a game and a half now of idle houston. they had won three of four coming in. a pick six by flowers. ball, a fumble recovery touchdown run. 41 yards. and the quarterback, philip rivers, with a couple of touchdown passes. one to gates. one to williams. and a big win for the chargers. on the doorstep of what is one of the biggest decision days here with election day coming in for a chance to perhaps build a new stadium, in san diego, the

i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the worst may be over in east tennessee, but wildfires pushed by powerful winds are blamed for at least three deaths and destroying hundreds of homes and businesses. more than a dozen people were injured. the towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge were hardest hit and thousands were literally forced to run forhe in the words of one survivor, it was like we were in hell. demarco morgan has our report and the frightening video. >> reporter: you are watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a resort area in the mountains of gatlinburg, tennessee. they said they had no warning as the walls of flame surrounded them and their only choice was to ride through it or die. winds that topped 87 miles per hour. fires quickly spread in this drought-stricken area when with burning embers blew and brought down power lines. this community is at the edge of the great smoky mountains national park, the most visited national park in the country. bruce sullivan is the chief of the fire department. what is it like to be there? >> it's devastat

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blinding smoke racing across the tennessee mountains. >> oh, my god. we need to leave. >> reporter: the wildfires engulfing the resort towns of gatlinburg home of dollywood. >> we relocated 19 families that were staying with us in our cabin properties and then relocated about 50 of our guest >> reporter: officials ordering everyone to leave calling the fire unpredictable. >> we're dealing with a situation here that is very dynamic. it's changing every moment. >> reporter: dramatic video posted online showing people evacuating. the roads barely visible from the smoke and the flames creeping closer to the road. 15-year-old logan baker inside a gatlinburg hotel stuck because the only road out of town was closed. >> we're on the first floor because they had to break the wi because we were suffocating from the smoke like so bad like we were on the ground suffocating. like we were flat. you had to lay perfectly flat or the smoke was like just too thick -- we had masks but it was even too thick for the masks. >> reporter: the fire moved faster than anyone exp

." >>> a firestorm erupts in tennessee, leaving at least three people dead and destroying hundreds of homes. >>> president-elect donald trump makes a deal that is giving workers hope in analysis and could be his administration's best victory. >>> from enemies to allies. mitt romney praises the president-elect as he waits to find out if he will be added to >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the worst may be over in east tennessee, but wildfires pushed by powerful winds are blamed for at least three deaths and destroying hundreds of homes and businesses. more than a dozen people were injured. the towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge were hardest hit and thousands were forced to literally run for their lis. in the words of one survivor, it was likewe were in hell. demarco morgan has our report and the frightening video. >> hit the gas! hit the gas! >> reporter: you are watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a vacation resort area in the mountains

." >>> a firestorm erupts in tennessee, leaving at least three people dead and destroying hundreds of homes. >>> president-elect donald trump makes a deal that is giving workers hope in analysis and could be his administration's best victory. >>> from enemies to allies. mitt romney praises the president-elect as he waits to find out if he will be added to 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the worst may be over in east tennessee, but wildfires pushed by powerful winds are blamed for at least three deaths and destroying hundreds of homes and businesses. more than a dozen people were injured. the towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge were hardest hit and thousands were forced to literally run for their lives. in the w was likewe were in hell. demarco morgan has our report and the frightening video. >> hit the gas! hit the gas! >> reporter: you are watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a vacation resort area in the mountains of gatlinburg, tennessee. they said they had no warning

i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the worst may be over in east tennessee, but wildfires pushed by powerful winds are blamed for at least three deaths and destroying hundreds of homes and businesses. more than a dozen people were injured. the towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge were hardest hit and thousands were literally forced to run for their lives. in the words of one survivor, it was like we were in hell. demarco morgan has our report and the frightening video. >> reporter: you are watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a resort area in the mountains of gatlinburg, tennessee. they said they had no warning as the walls of flame surrounded them and their only choice was to ride through it or die. wind speeds suddenly doubled, turning into hurricane force winds that topped 87 miles per hour. fires quickly spread in this drought-stricken area when with burning embers blew and brought down power lines. this community is at the edge of the great smoky mountains national park, the most visited national park in the country. bruce sullivan is the chief

." >>> a firestorm erupts in tennessee, leaving at least three people dead and destroying hundreds of homes. >>> president-elect donald trump makes a deal that is giving workers hope in analysis and could be his administration's best victory. >>> from enemies to allies. mitt romney praises the president-elect as he waits to find out if he will be added to headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the worst may be over in east tennessee, but wildfires pushed by powerful winds are blamed for at least three deaths and destroying hundreds of homes and businesses. more than a dozen people were injured. the towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge were hardest hit and thousands were forced to literally run for their lives. in the worf demarco morgan has our report and the frightening video. >> hit the gas! hit the gas! >> reporter: you are watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a vacation resort area in the mountains of gatlinburg, tennessee. they said they had no warning as the walls of flame surrounded them and the

overnight, fierce flames and blinding smoke racing across the tennessee mountains. >> oh, my god. we need to leave. >> reporter: the wildfires engulfing the resort towns of gatlinburg home of dollywood. >> we relocated 19 families that were staying with us in our relocated about 50 of our guest room guests here at dollywood. >> reporter: officials ordering everyone to leave calling the fire unpredictable. >> we're dealing with a situation here that is very dynamic. it's changing every moment. >> reporter: dramatic video posted online showing people evacuating. the roads barely visible from the smoke and the flames creeping closer to the road. 15-year-old logan baker inside a gatlinburg hotel stuck because the onl closed. >> we're on the first floor because they had to break the windows on the upper floors because we were suffocating from the smoke like so bad like we were on the ground suffocating. like we were flat. you had to lay perfectly flat or the smoke was like just too thick -- we had masks but it was even too thick for the masks. >> reporter: the fire moved faster than an

. >>> those storms are passing over tennessee where wildfires are still burning this morning. we're getting our first look now at the charred town and hearing from the two men who shot they evacuated. >>> from enemies to potential allies president-elect donald trump and mitt romney having dinner together. what romney said afterwards as trump announces new cabinet members and sets off a first amendment firestorm. >>> a pipeline explosion near a major airport sends fire shooting into the sky and leaves >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we start with the deadly weather overnight in alabama. >> reports say at least two people are dead after strong storms struck in the northeast corner of the state. that happened in the unincorporated county of rosa lee. >> and there are reports of multiple injuries and winds strong enough that cars were thrown around. look at some of the images coming in right now. there are also reports of a 24-hour day care being destroyed in neighboring we'll stay on top of this breaking news story. >> images are unbelievable. >>> the storms are also having

." >>> a firestorm erupts in tennessee, leaving at least three people dead and destroying hundreds of homes. >>> president-elect donald trump makes a deal that is giving workers hope in analysis and could be his administration's best victory. >>> from enemies to allies. mitt romney praises the president-elect as he waits to find out if he will be added to >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the worst may be over in east tennessee, but wildfires pushed by powerful winds are blamed for at least three deaths and destroying hundreds of homes and businesses. more than a dozen people were injured. the towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge were hardest hit and thousands were forced to literally run for their lives. was likewe were in hell. demarco morgan has our report and the frightening video. >> hit the gas! hit the gas! >> reporter: you are watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a vacation resort area in the mountains of gatlinburg, tennessee. they

developing this morning in tennessee... the ?massive area has been devastated by fast-moving wildfires this week. at least three people have died, several more injured... and ?hundreds of homes and businesses have been destroyed, including several hotels. even the ?mayor of gatlinburg.. who you just heard... lost ?his home. more than 14 thousand people were evacuated... and many still don't know if they have anything left to go home to. and one image that's really inspiring the people of gatlinburg this morning... the city's wooden welcome sign. half of it was burned off by the flames. but several hours later on tuesday, a first american flag buried nearby... and hung it up by the sign... covering the part that was burned. the tennessee department of transportation posted the picture on twitter tuesday... getting a massive response. playoff time is almost here in college football. but who will be the "final four?" the brand new rankings... after the break. also in sports: it's something we havent seen in over a ?year. tiger woods

we're hearing from the tennessee 20. so jealous of them. see what these new multimillionaires plan to do with their winnings. >>> you could be saving more than just one life when you adopt a shelter pet. why getting a new furry friend family's health. >>> we're tracking weather and traffic as we take you to break. you're watching good morning cleveland on news 5. we'll be >>> good morning. thanks for tuning in to newschannel5. we havewe don't have a lot of issues on the highways. little slick because of the overnight rain and early morning rain. still 15 minutes 77 northbound whipple to wilson. 77 around fourth street, the northbound and southbound lanes are getting busier. we're always concerned about the hydroplaning when you see that shine, it's not always a good thing. >>> i want to talk about the temperat we'll be about 62 today. enjoy this. change comes as soon as we turn the calendar page for tomorrow. here's the seven-day forecast. we start december out feeling a lot more like december, high temperatures in the low 40s. notice what'

yeah you've about saying it a while. >> you see the wildfires in tennessee it's worse down there and hopefully they got much needed rain with the system more tomorrow. every little bit helps. they're like more than a foot below normal do you remember there. super dry. temperatures out there this morning down to 48 now. gaithersburg 45. frederick settled down to 43. it's mild. no doubt about it and lot warmer out there with the clouds and showers than where we were yesterday. not coming in i suspect 53 to 54 and clouds -- showers moving through this morning. nothing too heavy. there's a decent area of rain down here in st. mary county. i told you it would get pretty good down here in extreme southern sections of that and drifting to central ports of st. mary country as well headed to the eastern shore. bigger picture here shoz you this whole system moving in through the southeast. again they need the rain down there. they're -- this welcomed for them. we'll have more developed tomorrow and come through. this is two days of rain and we need it erin como today's commute is wet and tomor

it could be the other way. >> it's about time. >> in tennessee, the storms also turned deadly. this as people begin to get a better look at the damage done. >> after those raging wildfires swept through a resort area, the theme park was spared. in a statement, this lady said she's praying for the all the families affected including those whose homes were gutted. their cars and belongings scorched. the governor calling this the largest forest fire in a century resulting in at least four deaths and forcing more than 14,000 to scramble for safety. this man is still looking for his mother. >> she called me at 8:30, said that the house was on fire and i told hero get out immediately. and we got disconnected. >> firefighters in tennessee have been helped by rain but there is now a flash flood warning with more heavy rain expected in the area through tomorrow. does it go from west virginia to lala? >> exactly. 102 reports of severe weather damage already so far. we had four tornados in fulton county, georgia. it's been a very active day. we don't think of severe weather in december. >

several major fires out of control in tennessee. thousands of families and tourists racing to escape. this hotel engulfed in flames. even dolly parton's dollywood in the path. some cabins catching fire. >>> also breaking, the deadly plane crash. what we have just learned. what happened just before the cr of them celebrating before the fateful flight. and the six found outside the plane, alive. >>> the attack at ohio state. the student on a rampage with a butcher's knife. what's now been discovered tonight. >>> donald trump about to go to dinner at this hour with mitt romney and his wife. will romney get the job as secretary of state over rudy giuliani? >>> and cameras in the court. the stunning moment. the officer who shot walter scott in south carolina.

overnight, fierce flames and blinding smoke racing across the tennessee mountains. >> oh, my god. we need to leave. >> reporter: the wildfires engulfing the resort towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge, home to dolly parton's theme park, dollywood. >> we relocated 19 families that were staying with us in our cabin properties and then relocated about 50 of our guest room guests here at dollywood's everyone to leave calling the fire unpredictable. >> we're dealing with a situation here that is very dynamic. it's changing every moment. >> reporter: dramatic video posted online showing people evacuating. the roads barely visible from the smoke and the flames creeping closer to the road. 15-year-old logan baker inside a gatlinburg hotel stuck because the only road out of town was closed. >> we're on the first floor because they had to break the windows on the upper floors because we were suffocating from the smoke like so bad like we were on the ground suffocating, like we were flat because you had to lay perfectly flat on the ground or the smoke was like just too thick. we had masks, b

she bought the winning lottery tick in lafayette, tennessee. and that's where 20 met. >> they all come to my house. we had our meeting. everybody just screaming and just the just. that's when the group knew. >> paperwork to do. i imagine going to be bank will be roughest. this would change more than their lives >> my wife and i talked about it. you see somebody while you're checking out at wal-mart or krogers that need like they need help. go over there and swipe the get them started in the life is truly a blessing. i feel god put a huge responsibility on me as far as how this money is used. >> it's going to be a blessing to have this opportunity. >>> a blessing this group is determined to use for good. >> there's going to be a lot of people blessed through this. and i'm thankful for that. >> good for them. so thero lump sum of 254.7 million which they will split evenly so that's almost $13 million a piece which to kris anderson is still not enough money. >> i'm busy looking to see if relatives from lafayette, tennessee that may have just won t

." >>> a firestorm erupts in tennessee, leaving at least three people dead and destroying hundreds of homes. >>> president-elect donald trump makes a deal that is giving workers hope in analysis and could be his administration's best victory. >>> from enemies to allies. mitt romney praises the president-elect as he waits to find out if he will be added to mr. trump's cabinet. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, the worst may be over in east tennessee, but wildfires pushed by powerful winds are blamed for at least three deaths and destroying hundreds of homes and businesses. more than a dozen people were injured. the towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge were hardest hit and thousands were forced to literally run for their lives. in the words of one survivor, it was likewe were in hell. demarco morgan has our report and the frightening video. >> hit the gas! hit the gas! >> reporter: you are watching cell phone video taken by two brothers as they escape from a vacation resort

overnight, fierce flames blinding smoke racing across the tennessee mountains. >> oh, my god. we need to leave. >> reporter: the wildfires engulfing the resort towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge, home to dolly parton's theme park, dollywood. >> we relocated 19 families that were staying with us in our cabin properties and then relocated about 50 of our guest >> reporter: officials ordering everyone to leave calling the fire unpredictable. >> we're dealing with a situation here that is very dynamic. it's changing every moment. >> reporter: dramatic video posted online showing people evacuating. the roads barely visible from the smoke and the flames creeping closer to the road. 15-year-old logan baker inside a gatlinburg hotel stuck because the only road out of town was closed. >> we're on the first floor because they had to break the windows on the upper floors because we were suffocating from the smoke like so bad like we were on the ground suffocating, like we were flat because you had to lay perfectly flat on the ground or the smoke was like just too thick. we had masks, b

overnight, fierce flames and blinding smoke racing across the tennessee mountains. >> oh, my god. we need to leave. >> reporter: the wildfires engulfing the resort towns of gatlinburg home of dollywood. >> we relocated 19 families that were staying with us in our cabin properties and then relocated about 50 of our guest room guests here at dollywood. >> reporter: officials ordering everyone to leave calling the fire unpredictable. >> we're dealing with a situation here that is very dynamic. it's changing every moment. >> reporter: dramatic video posted online showing people evacuating. the roads barely visible from the smoke and the flames creeping closer to the road. 15-year-old logan baker inside a gatlinburg hotel stuck because the only road out of town was closed. >> we're on the first floor because they had to break the windows on the upper floors because we were suffocating from the smoke like so bad like we were on the ground suffocating. like we were flat. you had to lay perfectly flat or the smoke was like just too thick -- we had masks but it was even too thick for the m

. >> we are following the latest information coming from gatlinburg, tennessee. this is some of the aftermath that we woke up to this morning. this is video from cnn walking through some of the areas where buildings are burnt to the ground. all that remains is the charred walls. we know three people have been injured. those numbers are tentative as there is a door-to-door search going on overnight to find new areas where they have not been able to search yet. the gatlinburg mayor says at one point people were running for their lives as they were trying to get away from the fire. this is a picture of the dollywood hotel. you can see some of the hotels to there. there were some resorts that were not touched and some resorts that were totally brought down. there is a curfew from 6 pm to 6 am. firefighters from iowa are on their way to help out. >> cbs 2 news 10 it and continues with the latest in the investigation of the attack at ohio state university. investigators say befo t angry facebook messages. investigators say the 18-year- old drove his car into a crowd of

a horrifying school bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee. the 24-year-old driver facing multiple charges of vehicular homicide. >> police confirmed monday night five children dead, two dozen others taken to the hospital. now school is scheduled to be in session today with grief counselors on hand to help students and staff. >> meanwhile, an ntsb team is heading to tennessee to see what went wrong. >> reporter: the packed school tangled mess of metal, tree limbs, and power lines. >> we know multiple children lost their lives. >> reporter: 35 students aboard ranging in ages from kindergarten to the 5th grade. >> various children transported, and the driver is cooperating. >> speed is invest gaited. crash. >> reporter: it took crews more than two hours to crack through the twisted wreckage to get to those trapped. >> we ask for prayers go out to the families. >> reporter: the accident happen a mile from the chattanooga elementary school. the bus ran off a residential road, slammed into trees, and ended up on the side. no other vehicles involved

. >>> 4:30, breaking developments out of tennessee this evening. we have just learned three people have been killed by the wildfires. emergency officials say firefighters are now going house by house locking forn strong winds spread those flames overnight. 14,000 people have been forced to e evacuate. >>> now at 4:30, there's word of two new cabinet picks. but the news has been overshadowed by another tweet from trump tower. brian moore has the latest on this. >> let's start out with the first part as candidate dth promised to drain the swamp in team. if there was any question about president-elect trump's determination to dismantle obamacare, his answer is the appointment of georgia congressman tom price as secretary of health and human services. a a third generation doctor, price is an outspoken opponent of obamacare at the forefront of the repeal and replace movement. it is privatiing medicare and medicaid. changes that could affect a third of the u.s. population. democrats are promising a a fight. >> we say u to our republicans who want to priv

buildings by the hundreds in tennessee are a charred mess. flames are threatening to do the same to hundreds more. pushed forward by hurricane force winds. >> those high winds were knocking down trees, those trees were falling on this very dry extreme drought-like condition and everything was catching on fire. >> what started monday in the smoky mountains has built a wall too massive to knock down. falling trees and fire kept others from leaving. a dramatic sight making for hell at home. >> what a difficult 24 hours that our community has faced. >> evacuation orders echoed what destruction told. 14,000 people left. gatlinburg is on fire and flames are already grabbing the theme park of dollywood. responders watch as embers carry a cloud of more trouble gatlinburg mayor is calling the forecast ominous saying that winds could reach as much at 60 miles per hour. danita, rain is in the area. >>> mark johnson can you ad lib more about the dry fire conditions? >> some relief is on the way. look at this rain and thunder activity. here's gatlinburg.

the group calls themselves the tennessee 20. most already know how they're going to spend some of the mone college for kids, medical bills even. and yeah, most of them have already quit their jobs. good for them. good for them. >>jennifer: nice. the most bang for your buck. coming up, at 7:30, why you might want to consider selling your home. >>russell: and the battle of the bulge. a lot of people are not paying attention to the fast food lane. they're clueless about the calories, or maybe they don't want to know. what's going on? if i go down that road, i don't want to know. >>charley: off the top of my head in the last hour, i said short leaves and christmas trees. and doesn't that -- that sounds like a great country music. short sleeves and christmas trees, it's a florida holiday for me. >>russell: jimmy buffett song. >>charley: and a margarita. >>russell: just right it. copyright it. we'll >>charley: give me 10% of it. they built this, this year. it's santa's tree top lodge for christmas in the wild. and guess who is behind

tennessee didn't tire. it seemed like they played a little better in the fourth quarter, and had no effect on the game. >> verne: that one will be a new york. >> adam: verne, crazy times on cbs sports network." san diego state, cradling the ball on the lafayette play of the game. they overturned it and said touchdown. wyoming knocks it away for the one-point win to stay atop the mountain division. they'll try to clinch it next week and might face san diego state again if they can do so in the conference title game. craziness, verne. >> verne: adam, we could use your presence energize us. >> gary: he was so happy that the offense wasn't ready to snap the ball. >> verne: my gosh. looked left. chris black with the catch. ball came out. >> gary: chris black is another transfer from alabama. alvin kamara. went down. did he get it? yeah. he cradled it. maurice smith, alvin kamara and black started out their careers at alabama. >> verne: ish witter adds to his rusking total. 29 carries for witter for 148 yards. >>

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wildfires have now killed seven people in tennessee. and authorities say the origin of the fire was "human caused." it's burned more than 15 thousand acres and damaged 400 gatlinburg says city leaders are discussing re-opening the city later this week after the fire forced thousands of residents and tourists to evacuate. many buildings in gatlinburg have burned right down to their foundations. and people worry about what they'll find when they return to their homes. ""that's the hard part. you just don't know if it's still going to be there or not. we may go back to absolutely nothing. but we have each other, and that's all that matters. we made it out with our lives." " although rain haf tennessee's wildfire threat is far from over. firefighters have contained only about 10 percent of the fires. a student at grinnell college faces charges for starting a fire that caused some damage on campus. the charges against rafael estrada include arson and criminal mischief. estrada is 21 and from los angeles. campus police say he started a fire i

tennessee didn't tire. it seemed like they played a little better in the fourth quarter, and had no effect on the game. >> verne: that one will be a new york. >> adam: verne, crazy times on cbs sports network." san diego state, cradling the ball on the lafayette play of the game. they overturned it and said touchdown. wyoming knocks it away for the one-point win to stay atop the mountain division. they'll try to clinch it next week and might face san diego state again if they can do so in the conference title game. craziness, verne. >> verne: adam, we could use energize us. >> gary: he was so happy that the offense wasn't ready to snap the ball. >> verne: my gosh. looked left. chris black with the catch. ball came out. >> gary: chris black is another transfer from alabama. alvin kamara. that ball was loose before he went down. did he get it? yeah. he cradled it. maurice smith, alvin kamara and black started out their careers at alabama. >> verne: ish witter adds to his rusking total. 29 carries for witter f

overnight, fierce flames and blinding smoke racing across the tennessee mountains. >> oh, my god. we need to leave. >> reporter: the wildfires engulfing the resort towns of gatlinburg home of dollywood. >> we relocated 19 families that were staying with us in our cabin properties and then relocated about 50 of our guest >> reporter: officials ordering everyone to leave calling the fire unpredictable. >> we're dealing with a situation here that is very dynamic. it's changing every moment. >> reporter: dramatic video posted online showing people evacuating. the roads barely visible from the smoke and the flames creeping closer to the road. 15-year-old logan baker inside a gatlinburg hotel stuck because the only road out of town was closed. >> we're on the first floor because thed because we were suffocating from the smoke like so bad like we were on the ground suffocating. like we were flat. you had to lay perfectly flat or the smoke was like just too thick -- we had masks but it was even too thick for the masks. >> reporter: the fire moved faster than anyone expected. >> ten minute

tennessee didn't tire. it seemed like they played a little better in the fourth quarter, and had no effect on the game. >> verne: that one will be a >> adam: verne, crazy times on cbs sports network." san diego state, cradling the ball on the lafayette play of the game. they overturned it and said touchdown. wyoming knocks it away for the one-point win to stay atop the mountain division. they'll try to clinch it next week and might face san diego state again if they can do so in the conference title game. craziness, verne. >> verne: adam, we could use your presence energize us. >> gary: he was so happy that the offense wasn't ready to snap the ball. >> verne: my gosh. looked left. chris black with the catch. ball came out. >> gary: chris black is another transfer from alabama. alvin kamara. an alabama player. went down. did he get it? yeah. he cradled it. maurice smith, alvin kamara and black started out their careers at alabama. >> verne: ish witter adds to his rusking total. 29 carries for witter for 148

. >>> at least five people were killed when severe weather swept through tennessee and alabama. high winds destroyed a community center where people were taking cover in winston county, alabama. miles away a lightning strike struck a placed at an apartment complex and they will survey areas today for evidence of tornadoes. >>> president-elect donald trump made a big announcements regarding his businesses and what will happen when he takes the oval office in january. some key posts remain wide open. for more on that lets turn to kenneth moton live in washington, d.c. with the story. >> reporter: good afternoon rick and sara, donald trump made the announcement this morning in a sear yeses of tweets. he is not required to by law but is leaving his business because the presidency is a far more important task. >> tapping wilbur ross as secretary of commerce. and steve mnuchin to lead the treasury. and saying they have saved carrier jobs in indiana. >> the president-elect and vice president picked up the phone and called the ceo of united technologies and said we want to keep jobs her

tennessee senator bob corker met with trump. he is a contender for secretary of state. mitt romney is scheduled to have a private dinner with the president-elect as he continues and later this week, the president-elect plans to embark on a victory lap of sorts. he is calling it the thank you tour. it starts in ohio with the rally on thursday. >> thank you kenneth. >>> coming up, a fast moving wild fire in a popular tourist area in tennessee has turned deadly. see what guests did as flames surrounded their hotel. >> also, six people somehow survived a plane crash that killed more than 70. what wrong with that flight. >> medical professionals bands together to combat the growing problem of prescription drug abuse in colorado. >> and the big storm hasn't moved much. we are on the backside of it once again. you see snow showers in northeast colorado. a little clearing though over the southwest. we will see sunshine tomorrow. but, i have also got snow for denver in the forecast. >> new at 6:00, the family of a road rage victim talks about the children this father left behind

not tennessee... but that's exactly what's going on... the latest on that story.... just couldn't wait for her plane to get to the gate... so she jumped out early! that's in five checking hot headlines this morning... a suspect is dead and several students were injured following an attack on the campus of ohio state university. police say 18- year-old o-s-u student abdul razaq ali artan drove his car onto a sidewalk full of pedestrians on the columbus campus. they say he then stabbed several students with a butcher knife. ten people were taken to the hospital, but none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. artan was fatally shot by a campus police officer. forced thousands to evacuate their homes. the tennessee mountain resort towns of gatlinburg and pigeon forge were under mandatory evacuation orders monday night. wind gusts up to 70 mph frustrated fire crews battling at least 14 fires burning close to the resort towns' hotels and popular tourist attractions. jury selection resumed in charleston, south carolina in the case against dylann roof... who is ac

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finally, rain in tennessee as devastating wildfires. potential for lightning strikes with that storm. 14 fires are burning in the area. three people are dead. 14 were hurt. officials calling the scene apocalyptic. 250 buildings damaged and destroyed. noon him or's this morning, we know that 14,000 people have been forced to evacuate. investigators say they have reason to think the fire was caused by humans. as soon as we get more, we will let you ow autria: it's a tricky drive this morning. be sure to download the free weather app to get the latest update on your smart phone. first, developing right now, a bazaar shooting. a man inside of grocery store, killed. larry: sam has the latest on the unfolded here behind me at this food lion. 7:30, shoppers are here, and a man is gunned down in front of the stores. take a look at the scene. paramedics rushed to the scene, got him to the hospital, that is where he was pronounced dead. police still do not have any suspect description. they say there is no threat to the public, which likely means

wildfires tear through tennessee sparking thousands of evacuations. and right now help is on the way from the granite state. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] sean: we do have some breaking news off the top this noon. lancaster. walker international has accepted the osha citations and will pay $24,000 in fines after its tent collapsed during a thunderstorm in august of 2015, killing a father and his young daughter and injuring dozens of others. walker, which is currently out of business, has also agreed it will not resume operations unless it first implements a comprehensive safety plan which will include procedures for safe in other news, a woman had to jump for her life this morning in concord after her apartment building caught fire. the two-alarm fire brought in support from other nearby towns. now investigators are working to figure out how the fire started. wmur's ray brewer i