Tonight a raging wildfire forces evacuations in the West fed by gusting winds

further fueled by extreme heat in the coming days and the water crisis in one of

America's biggest cities.

We begin with the fire.

14,000 acres burned in California's

Central Valley, at least two firefighters injured.

The wind, the biggest challenge for crews,

further compounding the issue, intense heat on the way in the west that could bring the hottest temperatures of the year.

A state of emergency in Atlanta, water pouring through the streets, but not through taps in a big portion of the city

crews working to fix broken mains residents now blasting the city's response as

they're advised to boil water details just coming in on a shark attack off Southern California.

The victim rushed to the hospital with what are being called significant injuries.

American voters are divided over Donald Trump's conviction. The new ABC News ipso's

poll that finds half believe the guilty verdict was correct. But nearly the same

number of people call it politically motivated. Trump lashes out again at his opponent saying they're sick.

The former president now warns of a breaking point if he's kept under house arrest.

The historic election in Mexico, the country all be guaranteed to have its first female president

the campaign marred by political violence with dozens of candidates killed what

the election means for US Mexican relations the pressure is building on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

to accept the Gaza ceasefire deal outlined by President Biden,

but he's facing pushback from its coalition.

Could this cost him his job job and will Hamas accept the terms

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