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And you know, next week i'll bring my friends and we'll have a barbecue. >> probably not. >> okay. all right. >> bye-bye. >> drive careful. >> thomas robb and his new klan may not be as scary as the old klan, but i still wouldn't want them living on the outskirts of my town. by wearing a suit and tie, by presenting hate speech as folksy news, he's trying to take the kkk mainstream again. and that's way more dangerous than any group wearing a hood and hiding in the shadows. but unless he picks up some ryan seacrest tv skills, i don't see it happening. this here is the real story of harrison, ar...

For some people are selling theiring agricultural land for hotels. so what's going to happen? this is maze. this is the corn. this is it. >> but do you ever see a day where politically it makes sense to build a big superhighway to machu picchu? >> no, no. >> why? because it's physically impossible or too much stress on the site? >> you really have to control how many people get to machu picchu. >> but as we arrive at it town long known as calientas. i see why some people already feel like they lost control. it looks like a boom town sprawling into every level square inch. this was a tiny sleep...

To build a big superhighway to machu picchu? >> no, no. >> why? because it's physically impossible or too much stress on the site? >> you really have to control how many people get to machu picchu. >> but as we arrive at it town long known as calientas. i see why some people already feel like they lost control. it looks like a boom town sprawling into every level square inch. this was a tiny sleepy village with a yale man named hiram bingham. he was part time history professor and part time explorer until the july day he climbed this path with a little boy and farmer who promised to show him t...

Working around the clock, trying to get the upper hand blazes. dan simon joins us from the hard hit town of calistoga. >> it remains to be a precarious situation. we were with a firefighting unit today, they were doing everything they could to save the community. at one point we actually saw the flames jump this natural barrier here, we saw the flames inch their way toward calistoga, and we saw a lot of urgency, and the firefighters race to get those flames mutt out ultimately they did. it's still a fragile situation. off in the distance, you may be able to see a hint of the flame there. there...

Wildfires raging across california has risen to 29. that gives it the horrible distinction of the time, the deadliest fire in the state. 1933 griffith park fire in los angeles, as for the nearly two dozen fires burning right now. more than half of the deaths have occurred in sonoma county. which is, of course, wine country. across the state more than 8,000 firefighters working around the clock, trying to get the upper hand on blazes. dan simon joins us from the hard hit town of calistoga. what's the latest on the ground, dan? >> reporter: well, anderson, it remains to be a precarious situation...