BERMAN: Welcome back to STARTING POINT, everyone. A couple quick headlines for you this morning. A wild brush fire destroys four homes, threatening dozens of others and just 10 percent contained right now. The fire is burning in campo in Southern California near the Mexican border. It burned through 1,700 acres so far. Mandatory evacuations are in place. Allegations of sexual hazing at a Southern California high school. The L.A. County sheriff's office is investigating after L.A. Puente High School soccer player complained to authorities. Sources tell the "L.A. Times," the hazing may have gone on for years and allegedly involved 14 and 15-year-old boys. Again, that's in La Puente High School in Los Angeles.</s>O'BRIEN: Terrible. All right, still ahead this morning on STARTING POINT, world leaders are gathering in New York City for the U.N.'s general assembly. Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad already giving a warning even before he's taken to the podium. We'll tell you why the stakes are so high for these conversations this week. And you might want to pay attention to what's happening to your checking account. Overdraft fees and ATM surcharges are going up.> Plus, the big winners and losers at the Emmy Awards including one big upset. We're back right after this. Stay with us.
Wild Brush Fire In Southern California