ROBERTS: We are continuing to watch the breaking news out of Iran this morning. The country test firing another round of medium and long-range missiles. It's the second straight day of launches. State television said the missiles have, quote, "special capabilities." But Tehran didn't go into detail about that. On Tuesday, the nation test fired at least nine missiles including some with the capability of the hitting Israel.</s>CHETRY: Well, extreme weather now. A huge glacier in Argentina cracks. Now, this does happen every few years, usually though in the summer. And right now, it's winter in South America. Scientists were debating if global warming is responsible. Also, check out this. It's a funnel cloud spotted over Emporia, Kansas. Sirens went off to alert people about the storm. Luckily, though, no injuries or damages were reported. Also, wildfires burning in California forced thousands of people from their home. Thousands of residents of the Sierra Nevada Foothills told to evacuate. Nearly 3,000 firefighters on the scene and could face difficulty from hot weather and stronger winds. At 19 past the hour, Jacqui Jeras in the CNN weather center, keeping track of the fire danger. You know, a lot of it depends on the weather. And unfortunately, it's been dry and hot and windy over the past few days, Jacqui.</s>ROBERTS: 21 minutes after the hour. Iran in a spectacular show of force test firing a number of missiles overnight. Weapons capable of reaching Israel. We're following the breaking news on that today. And police take down a group of terrorists that China says was plotting to sabotage the summer Olympics.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We now have pretty irrefutable DNA evidence.
Glacier in Argentina Cracks Sending Ice Tumbling Into a Lake