It's been a week of ferocious and terrifying wildfires in Southern California. Most are now contained, but the fire season
is far from over. We take a closer look at the Santa Ana winds which fanned the flames of this week's fires. Guest: Scott Stephens, co-director of the Center for Fire Research and Outreach at UC Berkeley.
Fires aren't the only thing changing California's landscape. Biologists say rising temperatures and changing rainfall patterns
could bring most of the state's native plants to near-collapse. Many of them, including the Giant Sequoia, are found nowhere
else in the world. Reporter: David Gorn
Our taste in music says a lot about us, whether we're hip or moody, conventional or avant garde. iTunes producer Todd Inoue
faced a tough musical challenge recently when he was asked to create a list of songs to be played at a family funeral.
As more veterans return from Iraq and Afghanistan, it's clear that many suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
and other mental health problems. These invisible wounds of war can be difficult to treat. Now, a new program is taking an
non-traditional approach to helping vets overcome mental trauma. Reporter: Karin Argoud
End Music: "Beneath the Underneath" by Eric Martin from the CD "Mandolin Studio" (Eric Martin Studio)