natasha chen reports. ken pimlott / director, calfire: we have a long way to go in this fire season california officals are saying that all hands are on deck in the fight against wildfires that have already burned more than 320-thousand acres across the statenat guard spox: we're fighting the fires on the ground and in the air. gov. jerry brown / california: whatever resources are needed we're putting them there. authorities are currently fighting almost a dozen large wildfires across the state including the carr fire -- which has burned 115-thousand acres near redding, california, killed at least six people, and is now the sixth most destructive fire in california history. despite the devastation -- officials there shared some hope wednesday afternoon - brett gouvea/unified incident command cal fire: i can tell you today we're starting to see more successes than losses on this and pretty soon we're going to see no losses and all successes. some residents are just now starting to return home -- to start th

reporter natasha chen explains how the state may change laws to help more victims. shaun dougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: what do you tell an institution that teaches morality but has none? victims like shaun dougherty are speaking publicly about the 300 pennsylvania catholic priests who have been accused by a grand jury of sexually abusing more than a thousand children.shaun dougherty/surviv or of sexual abuse by pa priest: i am at peace. i'm a veteran of the navy. i felt obligated in the 90s to speak up. the report says priests were raping boys and girls - with church leadership protecting and even promoting the attackers.shaun dougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: i don't understand how an organization has more say and sway in the state that i swore to defend than i do. there is a bill in the house being debated now that could bring justice. because of the state's statute of limitations...josh shapiro/pa attorney general : almost every instance of child sex abuse we found is too old to be prosecuted.but not every instance.one priest in

there's no reason.i'm natasha chen reporting. (ken)(ken) a teen accused of pushing a friend off a bridge over a river in washington state is now charged. video of the incident has gone viral. 16-year-old jordan holgerson broke six ribs, punctured a lung and had air bubbles in her chest. all after falling 50 feet into water. authorities say 18-year-old taylor smith admitted she pushed her off the bridge but alleges she was just trying to help her overcome her fear. the clark county sheriff's office determined she created a substantial risk of death and caused serious physical injury-- and has charged her with one count of reckless endangerment. (grant) new tonight at nine... calls for resignations of church leadership... are mounting as more survivors of alleged sexual abuse by pennsylvania priests come forward. the state attorney says a hotline setup in the wake of a scathing grand jury report is áálighting up with calls. and as any rose explains the report says more than 300 priests have been credibly accused of sexually abusi

natasha chen reports there have already been deaths and hospitalization s due to the heat... dangerous heat smothering a wide swath of north america -of on saturday...and possibly another two people in kansas city, missouri over the past week.six more heat-related deaths were reported over the weekend in quebec.new yorkers waited a long time this year for sunshine and warmth... sha'quasa butts/long beach, ny resident: we asked to get summer and done get africa!but long stints in 100-plus degree weather can cause problems.dr. natalya urovish/glen cove hospital: i think some of the mistakes people make are they lie down, which can actually make your symptoms worse, so what people need to do is go inside and cool off frequently. in new jersey, residents at ingelmoor rehabilitation and care center were evacuated on monday after the building's a-c unit failed. all along the east coast - people working outdoors have to find frequent refuge indoors.tom guilmette/photographer: it's going to be warm. i mean we get use to it. you hydrate the day before and you hydrate all day long and