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We'll have the latest from islamabad and back in the u.s., the nsa scandal, some of the big tech companies are going public about how often they give your information to the government. and sarah palin back on stage hoping to rally conservatives in washington. her hope, to try and take back the white house in 2016. we'll go to washington. and firefighters in colorado have contained about 30% of a huge wildfire near colorado springs. and they're hoping cooler temperatures and calmer winds will help even more. but the fire has already taken its toll. 473 homes have been destroyed and two peopl...

Secretary of state john kerry produced talks that don't seem like they will happen until fall. >> elise viebeck. stick around, we'll talk about 2016. meanwhile in colorado, firefighters are making progress battling the state's most destructive wildfire ever. what's being called the black tpoefrt fire started tuesday in colorado springs. so far it's killed two people and destroyed 473 houses. a surprise rain shower helped firefighters contain 0% of it yesterday. that's prompted authorities to lift some evacuation orders in the surrounding area. meanwhile, in louisiana, a second deadly plant e...

473 homes have been destroyed. it's most destructive this state has ever seen in terms of a wildfire. this is what the sheriff had to say about what crews are seen back in the burn areas. take a listen. >> it's been used by deputies, a term was used that it looks like a nuclear bomb and you can't recognize about whether it was house or some kind of structure. that is the level of incineration and destruction that took place in some areas. >> reporter: and while firefighters continue to work to battle this fire, they are also running into a different problem. because there are tens of thousands...

Attacks happen. it could happen through missiles, jsoc strike teams. this is by country. 2004 through 2013. around 363 strikes. in yemen, between 42 and 52. in somalia, 10 to 23 and there are others in other parts of the world. reported civilian deaths, and this brings up the error rate. this is just our moral intuitions as citizens. it seems absolutely unacceptable. like actually what the implementation looks like in terms of who is dying seems to me very important and we just don't have incredibly good numbers on this. but reported civilian deaths in pakistan, between 473 and 893. in yemen, ...

473. the airliner landed safely and the hospital was taken to the hospital where they suspect food poisonings or a flu virus caused the pilot to pass out. a spokesman for the airline told us the pilot's condition greatly improved. the pilot, a 28 year veteran of alaska airlines fainted and came to and left the cockpit a passenger who happened to be a doctor gave him medical care. the copilot landed aircraft in portland where emergency crews left them. around 6:30 the 116 passengers and five crewmembers left l.a. making emergency landing in portland that was around 9:00 t was supposed to land i...