tonight. yeah, as you probably know, well over 250 firefighters tonight. yeah, as you probably know, well over 250 firefighters have - well over 250 firefighters have spent well over 250 firefighters have spent the day trying desperately to brin- spent the day trying desperately to bring the spent the day trying desperately to bring the fire under control. tonight bring the fire under control. tonight they have reported what they described tonight they have reported what they described as large flare ups on all three described as large flare ups on all three fronts of that fire. you can see how three fronts of that fire. you can see how windy it is right now. that wind see how windy it is right now. that wind is see how windy it is right now. that wind is expected to strengthen significantly tomorrow, making the task much significantly tomorrow, making the task much more difficult and indeed much task much more difficult and indeed much more task much more difficul
maybe richard fled the scene because he had somehow pushed her from the truck. or maybe he was driving jump when she tumbled out of the back and he feared a blood alcohol test. investigators and prosecutors weren t sure exactly how their victim had been hurt, but they didn t need a definitive answer to make their next move. criminal charges have been filed in a case injured and left for dead last year. it is summer of 2010, after an eight month investigation, richard pasma was booked, fingerprinted, and charged with a foul linney. it was a very long way from the attempted murder charge once contemplated by kristen s family. he was charged with leaving the scene of an accident, punishable up to five years in prison. what did you think when richard was charged? i started crying. i thought the charges weren t enough. still, the grindley s hoped
but everybody s kind of rooting for each other. there s room for everybody, you know. nashville is a little big town, if you will. it s a big city with a small-town feel. you know, i think that everybody sort of roots for each other. because the end of it, we re all friends. we all respect what each other does, at least. it is very different going to other award shows after you ve been going to country music award shows. if that weren t enough, the acms and your album, you ve got a new cookbook out. it s called y all eat you say the name. y all eat it. and the rest of it? welcome to our pretty bitching kitchen. which is part food, part memoir? yeah, it is. it s a lifestyle book. it s kind of a book about sisterhood and stories of how i grew up and the women that surrounded me. what are some of the most down home texas dishes that
target zone highlighted in purple for tornadoes. greenville, mississippi, monroe, jackson, heavy storms across middle tennessee, and a threat that extends into saturday across the southeast. south carolina, georgia, and florida, and if that weren t enough, norah, now watching for heavy rain in the midwest through saturday, 3-5 inches on the way of flash flood risks go up. norah: mike bettes, thank you. tensions are running high is former president donald trump faces multiple criminal investigations. trump lashed out at the manhattan district attorney s office over his potential indictment while d.a. alvin bragg pushed back on republican critics. cbs s robert costa is outside the courthouse in new york city. reporter: manhattan district attorney alvin bragg was seen arriving for work this morning. the decision on whether to indict the former president now likely delayed until at least next week, when the grand jury reconvenes. that hasn ttopped the attacks on bragg. trump used racia
it. in a separate story, the u.s. drug enforcement administration is warning of this deadly concoction that can make drug overdoses even deadlier. tell us more about that. yes, this is really horrible. so as if fentanyl and heroin weren t enough, now there is another concern about a drug that s actually it s a legit veterinary drug. it s used to sedate large animals like horses and deer, and so let s take a look at what that one is. it s a sedative for veterinary use. it can be mixed with fentanyl, heroin, et cetera. there is no antidote, and so the issue here is that horribly dangerous drugs become even more dangerous. now, jake, our colleague, she interviewed some folks about this who were addicted to it. let s take a look at what she found when she did these interviews. removed seven pounds of flesh and a liter and a half of pus.