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The FBI has now taken the lead in the investigation into the large explosion that caused massive damage and injured three people.The blast was felt across much of Davidson County around 6:30 a.m. Metro police said the explosion has been linked to a vehicle outside 166 Second Avenue N., the location of an AT&T data center downtown.Metro police said there is no other imminent danger to the public, but out of precaution K-9s are sweeping the area.During a morning press conference, Metro police said they believe the explosion was an "intentional act." Federal agents say the bureau has not yet determined the motive or if the explosion was in fact intentional. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is also assisting with K-9s. 733

The automakers also agreed to recognize California's authority to set its own standards, which are followed by at least a dozen other states, and they will not challenge the state's authority, according to the statement. 220

The caravan began as about 160 people who first gathered early Friday to depart from San Pedro Sula, one of Honduras' most dangerous places, figuring that traveling as a group would make them less vulnerable to robbery, assault and other dangers common on the migratory path through Central America and Mexico. 310

The crash involving a white Toyota and a blue Honda happened around 7:30 p.m. near the intersection of Sixth Avenue and Laurel Street, according to San Diego police. The Toyota was traveling south on Sixth Avenue when it was struck by the Honda making a left turn from Laurel Street. 283

The Camp Fire struck in and around the town of Paradise. Resident Nichole Jolly said she thought her life was over as flames surrounded her car, filling it with smoke. Then, she called her husband, who pleaded with her to run, she said."He said don't die, run. If you're going to die, die fighting. You have to run," she said, recalling his words.In some areas of the state, rescue efforts have turned into cleanup and recovery as residents return to what's left of their gutted homes in neighborhoods littered with charred remains of cars, trees and buildings. President Trump on Monday approved a request for a Major Disaster Declaration that will provide the state with federal resources.A Malibu resident who has lived through many wildfires said she has never seen one touch so many parts of the city at once."Every community neighborhood has been devastated," the woman told CNN affiliate KCAL/KCBS. 910