Tonight, dangerous wildfires burning in the east and west.

The Trump transition, who is not joining his administration, and a deadly shooting Mars a college homecoming.

We begin with the fires. Dry conditions are fueling a blaze that's burning out of control outside New York City.

One first responder was killed in dozens of structures are threatened.

Air quality alerts are now in effect.

In Southern California, the mountain fire has already burned more than 30 square miles outside

Los Angeles.

Plant roots are burning underground and threatening new fires.

Much needed rain for the northeast, but will it be enough to end the drought?

Our weather team is following it all.

Also tonight, President-elect Donald Trump is now projected to win Arizona, completing

his sweep of all seven battleground states.

And Trump now says two key figures from his first term, Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo,

will not be joining him for his second.

A FEMA supervisor is fired for reportedly telling

hurricane responders to stay away from homes

with Trump signs.

The agency's head calls it a clear violation

of its core values.

Graphic video shows people running for cover

as gunfire Mars a homecoming celebration

at Tuskega University in Alabama.

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