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Our chief or our mayor or anybody. they are absolutely wonderful people. my kids play ball with their kids. and they're the most amazing people. it's not even a community here, it's a family. >> darlene, before i let you go, at what point did you realize that you had to get out? when did you realize, how did you realize that you couldn't stay there? >> my stepson came upstairs and said, guys, i think it's time to leave, the backyard is on fire. and when we walked out front, we didn't even have time to grab anything. when we walked out front, i started grabbing photo albums of my kids and -- an...

Increase. windows to issue a patch for version 8. disney believes the force is strong with electronic arts, teaming up with the company to make "star wars" video games. it comes weeks after it shut its game division. >> all right, seema. may the force be with you today. >> thank you. raging wildfires prompt massive spending. u.s. forest service will dish out $160 million over the next five years for a bigger, faster fleet to fight the flame flames. this year's fortune 500 list is out. at the top of it with more than $469 billion in revenue is walmart. facebook made its debut at 482.

Flame flames and that's the key issue. there will be those who run, republican members of the house who understand they have to be more flexible and it's going to be interesting to watch, i hope that we'll find the courage to break with the tea party. to date i'm not encouraged. they continue to have that veto. >> don't miss "politics nation" on msnbc. well, now for a check won wall street. the dow fell 59 points tuesday. the s&p was down five. the nasdaq lost 20. taking a look at overseas trading. in tokyo, theny key nudged up 3 points and the hang seng up 253. impressive earnings from ho...

Roof waiting for rescue. fires burn and these flame flames at an oil refinery rage out of control all of this as the government tries to take stock of the destruction and coordinate a response. a number of confirmed deaths. dozens of injuries. but it's just too early to know the full scope of this disaster. in bustling tokyo, a city of 13 million, about 230 miles away from the epi center, they felt powerful aftershocks. train stations shut down. commuters panicked and babies cried. though earthquakes are common in japan, people who live there say this is unlike anything they have felt before. ...