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Black smoke poured from a seventh floor unit this morning on the south side of chicago. it reportedly took some 200 firefighters nearly an hour to put it out. officials investigating the cause. california. rescuers yesterday saved a surfer stranded on a rock off the san francisco coast. he says the rip tide was so strong. he feared it might drag him to some islands nearly 30 miles offshore. >> started getting sucked out to the bay. climbed on to the rock because i didn't want to go out to the fairlawn and get eaten by a shark. >> sat on a board on a ridge until coast guards arrived. >> two coa...

They call for rip tide warnings when there are two-foot waives. we are stalking about waves that are three stories tall. you can see the chicago skylight in the background. in the foreground we have charter school of the downs which canceled classes for the elementary and high school students because of all the sand whipping around. that school sits at the shore of the lake where the waves are growing taller and crashing. further inland the wind is going through construction barrels, knocking down shingles. there is a high wind warning for lake and porter county and cook county in illinois. th...

>> exaggeration and sensationalism. >> megachurch pastor back in the pulpit and out of jail and denying he choked his teenage daughter. >> i should have never been arrested. good evening, everyone. thanks for joining you go. i'm don lemon. parts of the gulf coast under water tonight literally. torrential rains are causing extensive flooding in florida, prompting emergency evacuations around pensacola. more rain is expected, and add that to as much as 22 inches within a 24-hour period in some areas and things won't be drying out any time soon. my guest joins me now from pensacola, f...

fewer americans filed first-time jobless claims last week. the labor department says that it got 395,000 initial claims. that's a drop of 7,000. it is the first time the number dipped below 400,000 since early april. united nations says that the drought ravaging the horn of africa has not peaked. that means a long-term threat of famine. the u.n. says 12 million people, if you can believe that, are at risk. desperately needs more than a billion dollars to feed them. musician and activist bono talked to anderson cooper who is reporting from somalia this week. >> people watch the values...

It was organized by a buddhist temple in hawaii. first lantern that was sent out was in memories of the march tsunami and earthquake in japan. >> that's beautiful. >> now, to the other headlines, the stories making headlines, you should say this morning. frantic search under way for a missing 12-year-old girl swept out to sea in new hampshire. it happened late yesterday evening. rescue crews spent all night on the beach looking for her. witnesses say a sudden rip tide could be to blame. >> she kept floating away and they were screaming and they were both in trouble to come back in. >> i think ...