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This morning on "world news now," the fire disaster. this morning on "world news now," the fire disaster. the rapidly spreading flames north of los angeles. the property lost and the lives threatened. the progress firefighters are making overnight. off limits -- new warnings about west virginias drinking supply after experts had claimed it was safe. why mothers-to-be need to pay attention. get out -- thats what a victorias secret customer was told when she wanted to breast-feed her baby in...

They are deal with is a murder. >> you believe that these two plants and what was found at the plants are connected? >> yes. >> why do you believe theyre connected? >> the way that the body was separated and the body parts that were discovered at both plants seem to fit almost like a puzzle, if you will. >> reporter: theres only one way into the lines that feed these two particular sewage plants. it is through a manhole. investigators do believe that the body entered the system that way. now, th...

These particular sewage plants through a manhole. investigators do believe that the body entered the system that way. now, these two plants deal with recycled water. they feed into the ocean. they do not feed into the california drinking supply. the l.a. county coroner is trying to determine a cause of death as well as identify this woman. erin in. >> horrible. our third story outfront. the money and power of google. the tech giant is known for being a little quirky. one of the reason people t...

Still having this conversation that people of color and gender and lgbt issues in the workplace we think on the eve of the 50th anniversary of dr. kings "i have a dream" speech we would have been there. the administration needs to lead. >> great points. thank you both. appreciate your time today. >> thank you. checking the news feed this morning. small quantities of ash continue to pollute the reservoir that provides drinking water in san francisco from the out of control fire at yosemite na...

Times gilleyen tett and dr. nancy schneiderman. up next the top stories in the politico playbook. bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> good morning. as far as the rim fire went in california yesterday, firefighters got a little bit of control. not a lot. we went from 7% containment to 20%. its still threatening the drinking supply, the reservoir that supplies 80% of the water to san francisco. worried about the ashes contaminating the water as the fire continues to burn near yosemite nat...

Famous bodies of water. and that shouldnt be the case as abcs paul beaven reports. >> reporter: washingtons national mall, a stunning showcase of american history. but these days, tourists strolling along the reflecting pool probably arent humming "america the beautiful" that is unless they love algae. >> kind of gross, yeah. thats a little bit of a letdown. >> reporter: o beautiful for spacious skies -- waves of algae are spoiling the view. >> you dont get an image like this anywhere else. kind...