So the leader of ISIS is dead.

Thank God.

Are you talking about Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, austere religious scholar at Helm of Islamic State,

who dies at age 48, according to the Washington Post, which made the internet go wild?

And it should.

That's an amazing headline, incredibly respectful, practically praiseworthy headline there.

And the other story that is getting national attention and it should, because you've got a state

that is a lot of it's on fire from north to south.

South, Sean has just shown me some of the fires out of the Los Angeles area.

Is that the fires that LeBron James' family are out running around looking for a hotel room?

Yeah, I believe so, yeah.

He can't find a place to stay.

I mean, if with his access to money, he's driving around with these kids looking for a hotel room,

that's rough.

Thousands and thousands of thousands of people.

And then millions of people with no power and no expectation of getting it back anytime soon,

because of the ridiculous governing of the politicians and the power company in California.

Right.

Right.

This road was traveled for a very long time to get to this point.

This is a surprise to virtually no one who's been following this issue.

I remember during the horrific and disastrous 2017 fires in similar part of the wine country

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