for planning what prosecutors call acts of domestic terrorism. they faced a judge today. their bail was set at $1.5 million each. and police say, they were stockpiling firebombs and weapons and planning to use them in chicago this weekend. that s where world leaders are gathering for that nato summit, kicking off tomorrow. more people forced to leave their homes because of a raging wildfire in arizona. it s called the gladiator fire. it s one of four active fires that are spreading and intensifying. four, small towns are now under evacuation orders. the gladiator fire has torched about 13,000 akers. winds are easing. that helps fight fighters here. enough already. the rhetoric heats up on the campaign trail. so does the bull. tonight, we cut right through. mirror, mirror, on the wall. who is the fairest beauty queen of them all? my family didn t understand. why would i expect anybody else to understand? it could be the one who was born a man. getting fresh with the
officials believe the last of the 350 residents evacuated you just can t trust fire. reporter: lori learned at a community meeting that the wind was now pushing the fire toward her home. what you are predicting kind of drops it straight over our house. probability is it s going to get there. reporter: she and her family left everything behind. i was pretty convinced that it was going to go the other way. reporter: about 400 firefighters are trying to contain the blaze, and officials say the fire is unusually dangerous. it s not just the smoke and heat. the area is known for rattlesnakes and abandoned mines. we have some wildlife and reptiles out there that they need to be very careful with. and the mines. a lot of unknown mines out there. reporter: ryan owens, abc news, arizona. here s a look at your thursday forecast, everybody. as ryan mentioned, another hot, dry, windy day in the southwest. the exact conditions they don t
newman-esque kind of way, they released this parody video. governor chris christie and mayor booker. they do get along. they released this. they were trying to, because mayor booker is always saving the day booker is the mayor of newark, new jersey. christie is the governor of new jersey. for folks not in the northeast. just giving them a shout-out. they are trying to poke fun at the fact that mayor booker is constantly saving the day and chris christie just can t get there fast enough. just can t make it. booker is a real-life hero. a couple of weeks ago, saved someone from a fire. shoveled snow when bad weather comes. he s a beloved mayor up there. seems like a very good guy. if your children don t want to eat their vegetables, there s a new trick out there. that comes from the university of oregon. give them water with their dinner. boom. right there. instead of the usual, you know, cola or sodas or whatever. if you give them high-calorie drinks that creates an appetite mo
can come out of it. we ll see. hopefully. now to arizona. hundreds of homeowners who have ignored evacuation orders are now being forced out. and that s because a wildfire threatening their historic mining town nearly tripled in size in just 24 hours. as abc s ryan owens reports, it s a difficult battle for firefighters. reporter: the smoke can be seen from phoenix nearly 100 miles away. the so-called sunflower fire has already burned nine square miles. and it s just one of four fires now burning in arizona. the next days are critical in fire weather as far as the winds that are coming through. so we have a lot of concerns as to how the fire is going to move and what s going to happen. reporter: the gladiator fire in central arizona is the most dangerous. it s consumed more than 2,000 acres and has forced the evacuation of the historic mining town of crown king. it s getting kind of close. and so we don t even know if we can go back yet. reporter: with the blaze just a mi