Tonight, as we come on the air, a historic storm unleashes its fury on the southwest.

Hillary comes ashore, triggering dangerous flash flood alerts for millions.

The state of emergency is declared in California.

The National Hurricane Center warns of catastrophic and life-threatening flooding, landslides and

mudslides are also in the forecast.

In this, the first tropical storm to hit the area in decades, Hillary's already turned

deadly in Mexico.

Some streets in Los Angeles now underwater.

It's packed with people stocking up on supplies.

Palm Springs and other cities normally dry, now bracing for an onslaught of rain.

We have team coverage, Matt Rivers and Zarenshawn, the ground in Southern California, Rob Marciano,

times it all out.

Also tonight, wildfires scorching, Washington State, three large fires are now burning

uncontained.

At least one person has died 20,000 acres burned in nearly 200 buildings damaged or destroyed.

We talked to residents who've lost their homes.

Elks per Shay reports from the fire zone.

Mark Meadows appears to contradict former President Donald Trump's defense in the documents

case.

Did the former president declassify those documents while in office?

What sources say his former chief of staff told the special counsels investigators?

Plus, the painstaking recovery operation in Maui just hours ahead of President Biden's

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