KOSIK: A self-proclaimed neo-Nazi, who allegedly drove his car into a crowd of demonstrators in Charlottesville last summer, now faces first-degree murder charges. 20-year-old, James Fields was already charged with second degree murder and the death of counter protester, Heather Heyer; 35 others were injured. On Thursday, prosecutors upgraded the charge against Fields to first-degree murder, which carries a sentence of 20 years to life. The case goes before a grand jury on Monday.</s>BRIGGS: San Diego firefighter killed by battling a fire in California. Cory Iverson was part of the team taking on the 11-day- old Thomas fire in Venture County. Powerful winds continue to fuel the fire which has scorched a quarter million acres and destroyed nearly 1,000 structures. Officials say an investigation is under way to determine the circumstances surrounding the 32-year-old's death. Iverson leaves behind his wife and their 2-year-old daughter. His family expecting a second daughter this spring.</s>KOSIK: Our thoughts go to his family.</s>BRIGGS: It's (ph) tough.</s>KOSIK: Firefighters due to get a brief respite today as the winds die down temporarily. Meteorologist Ivan Cabrera has the weekend forecast. Good morning.</s>KOSIK: OK, thanks very much.</s>BRIGGS: All right ahead, Senator Marco Rubio making last minute demands as lawmakers prepare to unveil the final tax bill. The latest on the negotiations and a report from Capitol Hill, next.
James Fields Charged With First Degree Murder