outage was detected. he is traveling and spoke to us via facetime. >> they have positioned it that they are too big to fail and i frankly think they are too big to succeed. that is why we need to take a closer look at pg&e. >> he is looking at legislation that would break them up, one of the largest utilities in the united states. >> you could take away their license to do business in california as a monopoly and open it up for a competition. >> it's possible that pg&e will try to raise rates. >> she works for a nonprofit that advocates for low utility rates. investigations are ongoing, and faced with the responsibility o year's north bay fires, pg&e was talking bankruptcy. >> i think that we can expect that pg&e will once again be saying, we cannot afford this. well, customers can't afford it

either. >> reporter: pg&e said they gave the public utilities commission an be incident report and will cooperate with any investigation. >> there's so much need out there, people need money, food, clothes. to help fire victims are. we have resources on the website, abc 7 news.com. you can make a $10 donation to the red cross, by texting red cross to 90999. a super hero legacy, comic fans react to the death of marvel legend, stan lee. >> they stepped up when americans needed them. a local rosie the rivetor, shares her story. >> here is what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> if you hate reading, you are in luck tonight. >> go -- >> working? >>

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comic book and movie fans are mourning the man who created a lineup of super heroes. stan lee, died in los angeles today today at the age of 95. lee served as the head writer and the publisher of marvel comics. he is considered to be the architect of the contemporary comic book, disney is the parent company of marvel and abc 7. >> most of us are associated with rosie the rivoter, one of the last rosies is living here in the bay area. she sat down with us. >> reporter: in the parade -- >> mary's home is filled with memories of a different time.

back when the draft and enli enlistment of american men left a labor shortage across the country. >> my husband was drafted. i followed him all the way from san jose to los angeles in my 32 chevrolet. >> reporter: she was one of millions women across the u.s. that filled the labor force in world war ii, women that were represented of the image of rosie the rivoter. >> they gave me the rivot. i was puzzled. i had never seen one in my life. >> reporter: her husband was discharged from the u.s. army air force in march of 1946, the two moved back to san jose. they lived out of the final decades of their 75 year marriage together before her husband grew ill in 2012. >> as i hugged him, he looked at me and i noticed his eyes were fading and he said, honey, you know, i love you very, very much

and those were his last words to me. >> reporter: the 98-year-old has arranged for her head stones to reflect her contributions to our country. >> gosh, what an amazing thing. mary and all the rosie the rivoters did. >> time to turn attention to the weather. >> we have been watching the smoke coming engine to the bay area. -- coming in to the bay area. >> the winds will keep pushing the smoke here. we will have the off-shore flow again. i want to show you a sunset from the emeryville camera, you can see all the smoke creating the orange hues, unfortunately to the sunset tonight, we were in thing it. i know some of us are feeling it and the effects of our sinuses acting up, dry and irritated and obviously the air is dry as well and visibility is low as the smoke continues to impact us for tonight. oakland down the five miles in

san jose and four miles in concord, tomorrow morning, you mayen counter problems, particularly at sfo, where that spoke could cause delays. so, keep it in mind, dew points are the measure of the moisture in the air. it's so dryst. when y -- it's so dry. your skin and hands may be dry and cracked. we are not used to this kind of dry air, 26 degree dew point in san jose right now. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s with the dry air in place. some of the valleys are going to notice that their temperatures do plunge. there could be patchy frost in our valleys tomorrow morning. 33 in santa rosa tomorrow, but the temperatures will moderate as we head towards the rest of the work week, as we are starting to see signs of change in the form of check out live doppler 7, high clouds are moving in. hopefully as the systems come in, perhaps bringing in more humidity to our air, will be more noticeable next week. the system will n will

throw more clouds our way, so, tomorrow morning, you will see a combination of high clouds and smokey conditions, and we will call it hazy. and a cold in the valleys, bundle up, low to mid 30s, and most other areas will be in the upper areas and low 50s. a live look from the camera, as we look towards san francisco, poor air quality in the next several days. spare the air alert on friday and rain chances appearing next week. tomorrow afternoon, hazy skies with high clouds and smoke, and temperatures in the mid 60s to low 70s, as you look at november 19th. next monday, we start to see changes. cloud cover, this is one computer model that starts to bring in the first rain chance on tuesday. november 20th, you will notice, snow in the sierra, it's a southern california rain event, they are dealing with two large fires and in the sierra, this continues in to wednesday. now this is one computer model.

the other one is not bringing us rain, at least not a chance of it until late wednesday going in to thanksgiving. stay tuned. smokey skies, a little milder, mid week and hazy as we head toward the end of the work week. humidity rising on saturday, that is encouraging for those of you suffering and definitely signs of change in the accu weather 7 day forecast by monday of next week. >> all right, thank you, well, tomorrow good morning america, former first lady michelle obama is live to talk about

the play of the day off the field goes to oakland a's clbingut ther,e helped to rescue two stuck pups.

the puppies were eight feet down a drain for nearly week. the poor things. >> look at the sweet faces. >> they are doing okay. we had a good game tonight. >> yeah. his save of the year right there, by an a's pitcher. warriors in overtime in l.a., and 49ers they had (music throughout)

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. good etvening, no steph curry, out with groin injury, draymond green returned after missing games with a toe injury. furious come back, kevin durant.

33 points, 11 boards. ten assists before fouling out on a terrible call. klay thompson then scored eight straight, shooting that from 28 feet. he forced overtime, and at 106 in the ot, klay gives the dubs a three-point lead t fade, the fire, the splash finish with 31. without kd and the ot, lou williams was drawing fouls left and ride. dubs lose 121-116. back home hoec-- back home, hos atlanta there. 49ers hosted the giants.gia. odell beckham, warming up the regular wills. this is t -- warming up theh, ran for a receiving touchdown. third quarter, mullins throws for 250, a touchdown and two picks. niners led by ten. giants come back. odell beckham, jr., 20 yards.

giants down 20-17, and eli leads the giant on a 75 yard drive in the final moments. it's sheppard with the game winning score with 58 seconds left. giants pull it out. 27-23. >> reporter: the 49ers are clearly frustrated with this loss. they opened a ten point lead in the third quarter, they held a three point lead with less than three minutes left in the game. and yet, for the fourth time in season. they blew a second half lead. >> and i thought we had a chance to step on their throat and we didn't. we kept them around and kept them around too long. and didn't make the plays at the end. had every opportunity to, as a team, players, coaching staff, we didn't get done. coach shanahan talks about the moment of truth, that was a moment of truth if you ever see one. and i did not get the job done. >> the raiders they are a 1-8 mess and owner mark davis said blame him in an exclusive

interview with espn, he had the team began to fall apart last year, during the national anthem protests. adding, he didn't want to trade kalil mack, but thought mack was going to hold out all year long. trying to take the heat out of of jon gruden. gruden has a lot of heat on him right now. >> but he is due $95 million. that takes the heat off. eases the stress. >> thanks, larry. >> abc 7 news continues online, and on your mobile devices with our news app.

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time as always. for you'll -- for all of us her thank you for joining us. enjoy, we will see you tomorrow. >> from hollywood, it's jimmy kimmel live. jeff bridges and se krup and music from midland. and now, jimmy kimmel! from midland. and now, jimmy kimmel!u and musc from midland. and now, jimmy kimmel!p and music from midland. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> thank you, everyone. >> thank you for watching.

glad you're here. it was --iment surprised it was a hellish weekend here in the state of california this weekend. we have three major wildfires, two of which are not far from us in hollywood. hundreds of homes have been burned. i don't know how many thousands of families were evacuated from their homes. but you guys are happy. that's okay. quite a few members of our staff were affected by the fires. some very seriously. i want to mention one of them. our coexecutive producer, erin. she and her daughter and husband. correct me if i had this wrong. they got a call from the sheriff saying get out. they came over to our house. i'm not making light of this. this actually happened. this was a terrible situation. they got no notice. you grab your daughter, charlie. what else did you get? passport? papers? that kind of stuff?

anything that seemed super important. erin's husband, david. this is what he grabbed from the house. his tom brady doll. david is a really big patriots fan. apparently that doll is one of the three most important items in his life. i had to take a picture because they are so happy together. look at them. anyway, the fire burned down a famous tv set. the bachelor mansion was partially destroyed. the guest house burned down, but the main house is okay. usually when something spreads like wildfire at the bachelor mansion, it's herpes. this was a switch. we offer our gratitude for the men and women who risk their

lives to fight these fires it. they did an incredible job and do it so bravely. if you want to help the victims, the best way is to donate to the american red cross. text ca wildfires to 90999 to make a $10 donation. they're always there for us. the american red cross. we shouldn't expect much help from the white house. as the fires raged, in the middle of all this the president weighed in with this touching message of support. there is no reason for these massive, deadly, and costly forest fires in california except that forest management is so poor. billions of given each year with so much lives lost because of gross mismanagement of the forests. remedy now or no fed payments. he didn't even give us paper towels. the federal government manages most of the land, not the state. he cut the funding.

california actually pays more money to the federal government than it gets back and of course, he does nothing about climate change, which is why these fires happen. why get tangled up in facts when you can shatake shots at peopleo voted for hillary. he went to see back draft and voted for back draft. about two hours later he tweeted our hearts are with those who are fighting the fires and the families of the 11 who have died in the destruction. god bless them all. that's better, but the next day, the real donald was back. with proper forest management, we can stop the devastation constantly going on in california. get smart. you go first and then we will. i understand that california probably isn't the president's favorite state, but he can pretend to care like he does

with donald junior. just do that. while he was stoking fires he was burning bridges overseas. he was in paris over the weekend to mark the 100 year anniversary of the end of world war i. putin was there and he was chummy with putin. look at that smile when his sugar vladdy showed up. i have only seen that dopey grin one other time. look at this videotape. vladimir putin comes in and shakes angela merkel comes in and he bites his lip. i would like to see that in slow motion. vladimir putin with a quick hello to merkel and macron and

he gets to trump. who again, bites on his lip he is so excited to see him and then, things get so hot on the inside -- yeah. that was not the biggest embarrassment in paris. much was made of the fact that he skipped the memorial on saturday because of weather. the white house claims the president's chopper was unable to take off because of rain. they said our country's most sophisticated copter has the same weakness as an amazon package. while he could have driven, he didn't want to cause a traffic jam. he is considerate that way. he missed the memorial because he didn't want his hair to get wet. when it rains, his hair looks like this. that's right.

that was bad. also, relations between trump and french president macron were tense. macron took a shot at the embrace of nationalism and he said nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. watch his reaction to that. >> translator: long live people amongst people and states and the free nations of the world and friendship of the peoples. long live france. >> jim: look at that face. i do not like it at all. back here at home, last week the president's least favorite reporter, jim acosta had his press credentials suspend supposedly because he put his hands on a white house intern. sarah huckabee sanders said he did and tweeted a doctored video

from info wars to make it look worse than it was, which still wasn't bad. she said it was not altered. the president and white house spokes monster kellyanne conway agreed. >> when you say doctored, you are dishonest. they gave a close up view. that's not doctoring. >> what do you mean by edited or doctored video. he either put his hands on her or he did not. >> he clearly did, but the video was altered. then they speed it up. >> that's not altered, they sped it up. they do that all the time in sports. >> first of all, they don't speed clips up in sports. they slow them down. that's why a replay is called a slow mo replay and not a speed mo replay. she is like the bus in the movie speed. she has to tell 50 lies an hour.

speeding up is altering and can be misleading. watch what happens when we alter this footage of the queen. now here's another great moment from this weekend. an associate of trump's close friend roger stone said he kpeths to be indicted soon by robert mueller and the special couple looking into the russia situation which could be the beginning of the end of all of this. trump last week installed a friendly new acting attorney general named matt whitaker who trump either does or definitely does not know. >> i didn't speak to matt iteri don't ow matt didno highly respected man.

i didn't know matt whitaker. who again, i didn't know. >> matt whitaker is a great guy. i know matt whitaker. >> you can ever truly know someone? the mid-terms are a week ago and a few races are undecided. the recount in florida, kyrsten sinema won that. i don't know. anyway, bottom line, they are having trouble counting in florida is what's going on. the president went on twitter to demand they stop the vote while the republicans are ahead. large numbers of ballots showed up out of nowhere. they didn't show up out of nowhere. i refuse to believe he doesn't know how mail works. it's how he got at least two of his wives. in arizona, trump wrote just out, an arizona signatures don't match. call for a new election.

we must protect our democracy. the president is asking for do-overs in the election while making baseless allegations of election fraud. that was not even the scariest thing i saw on cnn. this was. >> if you or a loved one has been hospitalized for gangrene of the genitals. >> now i have gangrene in the genitals to worry about? mesothelioma was bad enough. you know what else made an appearance? a commercial for the trumpy bear. have you seen this? trumpy bear is a stuffed bear targeted at who, i don't know. this is a real commercial for a real product. >> the wind whispered through a forest. the storm is coming. i am the storm. the great american grizzly. introducing the original trumpy bear. >> god bless america and god bless trumpy bear.

>> i'm a small business owner and business is great again. thank you, trumpy bear. >> yeah, thank you, trumpy bear. >> i wonder who else might love the trumpy bear. >> i was torn away from my mom at the border. that's okay. i have my trumpy bear. trumpy bear, you're my new mom. >> i get pulled over at least once a day. now i can make the police smile on my partner, trumpy bear. >> here paid me $2,000 to keep quiet. thanks, trumpy bear. >> trumpy bear is not just a bear. he's a whole lot more. find the secret zipper and pull out the flag-themed blanket. keep digging and there are more treasures to be found. a framed photo of vladimir putin. canni tanning goggles. a kfc meal, a dead baby duck and fully loaded assault rifle.

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. >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. tonight from cnn, she's the host of se krup unfiltered. with us tonight. her album this is it, they are on the rocks and nominated for three cn of ma awards. midland. you can see midland live on the electric rodeo tour in atlanta, georgia. kurt russell will be here and music from jake owen and emily blunt, lynn manuel miranda, cane brown and the former first lady of the former united states, michelle obama. please join us for that. our first guest tonight ever too have graced the cover and made

us laugh and try and he wants to be your human melatonin with his new project, the sleep club. please welcome, jeff bridges! >> how are you doing? >> well, jimmy. >> jimmy: do you live in the fire zone? are you that way? >> not this particular -- i don't know. we have been a little padded up in malibu. it turned it down maybe 20 years ago. we lost a place in santa barbara in the fire up there. >> jimmy: was that the mudslide?

>> it wasn't the fire, it was the debris flow after the fire. >> jimmy: that's bad, too. when there is a mudslide, can you see it come something. >> i heard it coming. it sounded like a train. we looked out the window and clouds were all red because of all these gas lines blowing up and here it comes. boom! >> jimmy: how much time do you have to get out? >> we didn't get out. it's pitch black at 3:30 in the morning. boulders the size of this desk and trees. it was amazing. mud this thick and we were running around. they had been looking for flashlig flashlights. >> jimmy: really? how were you able to get away? did you get your car out of there? >> no, no, no. it's hard to describe. >> jimmy: go ahead, come on.

jeff -- >> it's 3:00 in the morning. i happened to have a little narcolepsy. i start to get sleepy. >> jimmy: i do the same thing. exactly the same thing. when things get bad, i get tired. i'm great to have around in emergency situations. oh, boy. our lives in are danger. i'm going to take a little nap. >> mire wife loves to tell this story. she is proud of me. she said what are we going to do? i said you got a sheet? a white sheet. she said yeah, yeah. i said give me that sheet. i'm going to go write help on the sheet. she said no, it's sos! i write sos on the sheet and here come the helicopters. we got rescued with helicopters. the guy said i wasn't sure if it

was 805, the air code, or sos. i have to work on that. >> jimmy: you should have written help. >> this is the crisping of our planet. so many people died in that thing. we were the lucky ones. this one we have people, 29 people died. >> jimmy: more than that now. it's crazy. it's horrible. you may know a film about climate change. >> yeah. this was before we lost our house. it's a movie called living in the future's past. that title is really a metaphor for what's already here. we are living in the future's past. the movie -- i met with our director and cinematographer and we thought we wanted to make a movie about climate change because we were concerned about it, but didn't want to make another that talks about how dire the straights are.

we didn't want to do that, but we wanted to bring something new to the party. the question that kept coming to us was, why are we behaving the way we are behaving when we have all this data from the scientists? we took that path and we started to kind of look under the hood of humanity and see what makes us tick. take the long view, which is not only forward, but back. why are we behaving this way? we gathered a bunch of wonderful scientists, philosophers, military guys, politicians all giving different perspectives. >> jimmy: did you figure it out some. >> not entirely. things that were really fascinating that i learned about, something called emergent behavior. you can see that in the schools of fish. they all move together.

flocks of birds. >> jimmy: and you have a pattern. >> why are they moving in that particular shape? >> jimmy: why are they? >> because they are a super organism. they formed a super owe nicr a good example is an ant hill for instance. an ant is in an ant hill, but you get a bunch of them and their behavior is an ant hill. our species is the same. you start out as bands of hunter gatherers and we get villages and cities and states and countries, kingdoms. now we have taken over the planet and kind of devouring our source. >> jimmy: what you concluded is it's in our dna as animals and there is nothing we can do about it? >> no. can i say the bm word?

>> jimmy: bowel movement? >> new bowel movements come to life. this is something new to our consciousness. that adds to what the super organism is doing. all this little information. and the individual. each of us is so important. we think we are just -- we don't matter. each of us is connected. >> jimmy: do you think we think we don't matter or it's a combination. we think we don't matter and other times we think we are the absolutely center of the universe and the only that matters. i think it's both of those things. >> i hear what you are saying. you think about it, even if you are thinking selfishly, don't you want to live in a beautiful plan plan planet. >> jimmy: i would like to have water to drink. i'm for that.

>> let's do it out of love, loving the place. >> jimmy: to be honest, i will spend 15 minutes in the shower, which i know i shouldn't. know what i'm saying. >> yeah, but even that thought, you are like that little bit of awareness. this happened so slow, part of the thing is how fast it's going down. we had climate change. >> jimmy: all of a sudden it's just happening. >> it's happening so quickly. we made this documentary, living in the future's past. you can see it on demand. in hopes that we can get people excited and turn this around. we are going to create a curriculum to be able to be taught in schools. >> jimmy: unless you get iron man to do this, nobody is going to pay attention and see it. >> we will get that. >> jimmy: you have to get him in

costume. we have to take a break. you have an interesting project. something we discussed a little bit in the past. jeff bridges will help you get to sleep, but at the end of the show. jeff bridges when we come back. we'll be right back. ♪whooh! ♪ just released. i got it. new pixel 3. ♪ chloë! give again! ♪ ♪

. >> jimmy: jeff is here. you have an online sleep club now. is everybody gathering? a big online bed? >> you helped kick it off. i came on this show a couple of years ago. >> jimmy: it was so boring and you went to sleep and said i have to make a business out of this. >> i had these sleeping tapes and they took off and now there is something called sleep club. they are taking it to the next level. it's online and you go to join sleep club.com, you will come to a site that is split up and said it's sleep on one side and awake on the other. you have the dream team, the expert who is tell you about

sleep from different angleangle >> jimmy: we know less than we should for something we do eight hours a day. >> you notice we feel better. >> jimmy: this is not a religious cult or anything? i will read some weird story about you. >> i sleep on this side and the other side is awake. the wake side. i get to turn people people who i think are awake lives and have inspired people. >> jimmy: people you met or people you know? >> people i met and get to bring organizations who are doing good for all of us. we get to. >> jimmy: who doesn't want to learn to sleep better? >> there is something to that.

>> jimmy: this i did not know about you. you were in the coast guard reserves as a young man. >> yeah! look at that. >> jimmy: hold were you in this photograph? >> maybe 18 or 19. >> jimmy: your brother was in the coast guard? >> bo was in the coast guard. >> jimmy: this is really change. >> here got turned on to the ocean. >> jimmy: because of that? >> that's where the whole environmental thing. my dad was very involved. >> jimmy: what's the best thing about being in the coast guard reserves? >> well, i just had a wonderful memory. midnight watch out in the middle.

leonardo dicaprio on the bough -- >> jimmy: titanic? >> over a moon lit night, there was dolphins going under the thing. they were blanked it in there. >> jimmy: it's glowing? wow. >> it's beautiful. i'm flying! >> jimmy: that sounds rhetty good. you brought a clip from the red series. what is the web series about? >> the reb serieweb series, the to document my involvement with sleep so they got a crew together. he was slightly annoying. >> jimmy: was he? >> yeah, because i kept directing him. like a fly on the wall. you have to bring your ideas.

you have lovely inside. keep them to yourself and let the sleep thing evolve. be a fly on the wall. so they wouldn't get it and so this is kind of -- >> jimmy: let's take a look. >> here's something you can use. possibly. single fly, swarm. it's almost like its own important. that's pretty good. they hire me out for the bully. anyway, fly, okay? >> that's a pretty good fly sound! >> jimmy: do you do other sounds of nature? >> i'll have to work on that. >> jimmy: was that you doing

that fly. can you do that right now? >> i can do that right now. >> jimmy: go. >> is it working? >> jimmy: not really. i don't know what's happening. >> i need one more crack. >> jimmy: you got everything. nothing puts you in the mind of sleep more than a fly buzzing around. that's for sure. jeff has a web series. go to join sleep club.com and his documentary living in the future's past. jeff bridges, everybody. we'll be right back. (door bell rings) it's open! hey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis,

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