LEMON: Two people are dead and 28 homes destroyed as a wildfire continues to burn near Denver. Meteorologist Jacqui Jeras is here now. We're hearing about high winds and dry conditions hurting the firefighting efforts there.</s>JACQUI JERAS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: It's all of those things. The humidity is going to be dropping and the winds are going to be increasing and that's going to make it more difficult. The terrain has been an issue as well, because this is steep, up at about 8,000 feet in elevation. You've got a lot of shrubs, a lot of dried trees, and a lot of those dry grasses, and all of those things acting together to fuel it. And this is literally zero percent contained right now. Keep in mind, when we talk about containment, we're talking about building a fire line surrounding that main line where it's advancing to try to protect those areas. They have been working on structures and work on getting some of this containment. You have the National Guard up with two Blackhawk choppers dropping water on it and retardant as well. Yes, they --</s>LEMON: Imagine that was once someone's home, and 28 of them gone.</s>JERAS: 28. Two people have been killed, one person reportedly missing. No rain in the forecast. Winds up to 20 miles per hour. Hopefully, they'll be able to make a little bit of progress on this, this afternoon.</s>LEMON: So sad. OK, we hope they are. All right. Thank you very much.</s>JERAS: Sure.</s>LEMON: When we come back, you saw the video of the Congressman on the House floor wearing a hoodie in tribute to Trayvon Martin. That Congressman is Bobby Rush. He's going to join me live in just moments. You do not want to miss that conversation.
Wildfires in Colorado Kill Two, Destroy 28 Homes