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But look at downtown calistoga. Restaurant after restaurant after restaurant, business after business after business, they are all closed. Everybody listened to the warning. They got out of dodge, so to speak, and evacuated town with the mandatory Evacuation Order into effect. I think what probably alerted people the most was that they got the all clear. They thought they were out of this thing, and now tonight, theyre just afraid this thing is really going to blow up. Im also near what is called the tubbs fire. Thats directly behind. At last check it has burned more than 28,000 acres. And tak...

two fronts. meanwhile, protests against the law are growing across the country, from los angeles to new york. >> and lawyers for the state were in federal court, arguing that the more controversial aspects of the law be enforced. a ruling is expected soon. brad wheelis has more. >> go home. go home. >> reporter: the state of arizona, thursday, asked an appeals court to lift a judge's order, locking most of senate bill 1070's power to stop immigration and demand to see their papers. >> they need to step up, the feds do. and do the job that they have the responsibility to do. >> report...

two fronts. meanwhile, protests against the law are growing across the country, from los angeles to new york. >> and lawyers for the state were in federal court, arguing that the more controversial aspects of the law be enforced. a ruling is expected soon. brad wheelis has more. >> go home. go home. >> reporter: the state of arizona, thursday, asked an appeals court to lift a judge's order, locking most of senate bill 1070's power to stop immigration and demand to see their papers. >> they need to step up, the feds do. and do the job that they have the responsibility to do. >> report...

today we begin with too little, too late. the white house has apologized for the way former agriculture department official shirley sherrod was forced to resign, but denied the president himself was involved. that responsibility fell on the shoulders of agriculture secretary tom vilsack, who also apologized, admitting his decision was "made in haste." nbc's tracie potts joins us live now from washington with more. tracie, good morning to you. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. this story has taken some twists and turns even in the last 24 hours. first fired, now possibly rehired, she's...

too late. the white house has pay poll jazzed for the way former agriculture official shirley sherrod was forced to deny but denied the president himself was involved. the responsibility of that fell on the shoulder of agriculture secretary tom vilsack who also apologized saying his decision was, quote, made in haste. tracie potts joins us now live from washington. good morning. >> good morning. apologizes galore here. hired an then refired after the obama administration makes an amission. shirley sherrod now had apologies from sherrod and the white house. >> a disservice was done fo...