cbs-sf-dot-com. that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for a full hours of news. >> with news updates always on cbssf.com. as we look towards sutro. see you at 6:00. >> morgan: lost in the storm, days after hurricane michael and an untold number of people are still unaccounted for. >> today is the first day that we are focusing on debris piles. >> these survivors road out the storm inside their church as its walls were ripped away. also tonight, the mysterious disappearance of a saudi journalist. and the trump administration to hold the saudi a kbility. the in light of the kavanaugh learinged and me too, what role if any did you play in criticizing the character of the women who have accused bill of

sexual misconduct. >> none. >> morgan: there are calls for awhile life conservation official to resign after he shares graphic photos from his african safari and the oscar winning director of the lord of the rings brings 100 year old footage of world war i to life. >> historians, know-- nothing. >> morgan: hi, everyone, thanks for joining usk i'm demarco morgan. more than four days after hurricane michael slammed the florida panhandle an untold number of people are still unaccounted for. the death toll has risen to at least 19. more victims were recovered this weekend in florida and virginia. about 400,000 homes and businesses are still without power and six states. president trump will visit storm-battered areas in florida and georgia tomorrow. and panama beach florida a freight train that was blown over by 155 mile an hour wind remains on its side. also in the panhandle, officials at tyndall air force base are

assessing the damage to a number of our craft possibly including f-11 stealth fighter jet. we have a team of correspondents in the disaster zone beginning with omar villafranca. >> the death toll continues to rise, four days after hurricane michael made landfall. several homes were pushed off their foundations by the strong storm surge 6789. >> superman. >> mark didn't want to give his last name but told police he tried to get his next door neighbor, an older man, to evacuate but he refused. >> another friend of mine found him. they are recovering the 3w0dee. >> crews are still looking for bodies and survivors in mexico beach. a small community bull doazed by the storm's 155 mile per hour winds and 14 foot storm surge. >> did we expect it to be to this degree. >> no. >> joseph zahralban is overseaing the search and recovery missions in mexico beach. he says 230 people road out the storm in this coastal town.

after an initial search of homes and debris piles, 79 people are still unaccounted for. >> today is the first day that we are focusing on debris piles. naturally occurring piles that were moved by storm surge and we're beginning to search those as well. >> workers cleaning up giant mownsd of debris with the claw are being told to keep watch for human bodies, which may be buried in the rubble of deses troyed homes. >> it is possible that you will find additional people, absolutely. >> zahralban says the body count could go up in mexico beach. but he hopes as communication improves, the list of people unaccounted for will go down. >> they might not have been accounted for, they can call in to their local eoc, to their local city hall, and advise that they are okay, or send word show that they are okay. >> cleanup teams will be here for weeks. this is just debris that they moved off the road. they haven't even started going

on to private property. we also don't have an official coordinated number of people who are unaccounted for in cities that were hit by hurricane michael. demarco? >> morgan: long road to recovery. omar villafranca, reporting. thank you. about 2,000 people road out the storm inside their church as the roof and walls were blasted off. jericka duncan has the story from panama city, florida. >> amazing grace. ♪ how sweet the sound. ♪. >> at st. andrew united methodist church the sun was shining down on its members. >> he gave us so much, i appreciate it. >> they lost their building but not their faith. >> our cherch is not the rubble behind us, it's us. i was praying for life, and god has given. >> pastor onblount took us inside of what is left of the structure that has been here since 1955. >> when i came in the next morning, i walked in here, saw

the blue sky, just god is good. >> the main church bieb sell still in tact with only water damage to some of the pages. >> we held up well. >> he says the night of the hurricane he stayed at the church and helped to shelter 25 people inside, two bathrooms and this small closet. >> prayer is god's provision. >> praying outloud together. >> yeah. >> his wife caroline who had traveled to alabama with their 11 year old daughter before the storm hit returned saturday. >> it's unbelievable. >> and to think that they were here at the church and all 25 survived. >> their daughter laura is still in alabama with her grandparents. her father has this message for her. >> i want her to be proud of what i am doing but also understand that me being here because i need to be here. and i really do feel like i need to be here right now. >> the church parking lot has been turned into a distribution center where people can come here and get water and food.

demarco, the mission statement at st. andrew is connecting people to jesus. right now the focus is to connect them with the supplies that they need to survive. >> morgan: jericka duncan, reporting for us, thank you. the king of saudi arabia spoke on the phone with the president of turkey go the disappearance of a saudi journalist. the leaders agree their nations will work together on the case. jamal khashoggi who criticized the saudi leaders was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey nearly two weeks ago, weijia jiang has the latest from the white house. >> on "face the nation" republican senator marco rubio, a member of the senate foreign relations committee spelled out what is at stake in the case of missing journalist jamal khashoggi with. >> there is the no enough money to buy back our cred ability on human rights if we do not move forward and take swift action on this, if and when it is proven to be true.

>> khashoggiing a contributedder for "the washington post" has been missing since entering the saudi consulate in inis stand beul nearly ta weeks ago. today the foreign ministers from the u.k., france and germany released a jint statement calling for a credible investigation. and if relevant, to identify those bearing spobilityd and ensure that they are health to account. turkish officials say there is evidence khashoggi was killed by a saudi hit quad scwa thns dedeny it every way you can imagine. >> president trump told "60 minutes" in will be severe punishment if saudi arabia is implicated. but he's arguing to preserve a 110 billion dollar arms sale to the conditioning dom. >> well, i tell you what i don't want to do. boeing, lockheed, raytheon, all these-- i don't want to hurt jobs. i don't want to lose an order like that and you know there are other ways of punishing to use a word that is a pretty harsh word. but it's true. >> the saudi stock market

plunged after the president promised tough action. saudi officials have called the allegations baseless and in a new statement said the kingdom also affirms that if it receives any action it will respond with greater action. a growing number of companies and individuals are pulling out of the saudi investment conference scheduled for later this month but treasury secretary steve munchin says he still plans on attending, a decision that is drawing criticism from both democrats and republicans, demarco. >> weijia, it is no secret this is unfolding weeks from the mid 2er78 elections and president trump announced campaign rallies in three state this we can. what is the latest in in high stakes race? >> well, a new cbs news battleground tracker shows that the democratic lead to take ever o the house continues to grow. they need to win 218 seats for a majority, and our poll shows that the elections if they were held today, they would stand to win 226. but if you factor in a margin of

error, demarco, republicans could retain the house so all we know for sure is that it is going to be close. >> all right, weijia jiang at the white house, thank you. well, cbs evening news anchor jeff glor is vitsing battleground states in the run-up to the mid-term elections, tomorrow he reports from kansas city on the u.s. senate race in missouri. the democratic incumbent claire mccaskill is in a tight race with the missouri tern general, josh hawley. a discussion about women and sexism in politics on cbs sunday morning is making news. hill rae clinton spoke with donee dokoupil about the rise of women candidates partly in response to the me too movement. >> you mention a file on sexism in politics. >> uh-huh. >> do you really have a file? >> i do. i do. it's a file that tells a somewhat sobering story about how hard it is to break through the mindsets that people have. and it is difficult for many

people, and not just men. a lot of women, to think wit a minute, this woman is going to be a governor or a member of congress, or my mayor or maybe even a president. >> mrs. clinton also add ves-- addressed the monica lewinsky scandal in light of the me too movement. in the number of years men have been forced to step down after being accused of sexual misconduct. >> in retrospect, do you think bill should have resigned in the wake the monica lewinsky scandal. >> absolutely not. >> it wasn'tance abuse of power. >> no, no. >> there are people who look at the incidents of the '90s and they say a president of the united states cannot have a consensual relationship with an intern. the power imbalance. >> she was an adult. but let me ask you this, where is the investigation of the current incumbent against whom numerous allegations have been made, in which he dismisses, denies and ridicules.

so there was an investigation. and it, as i believe, came out in the right place. >> bill and hillary clinton will kick off a series of speaking engagements together next month in las vegas. meanwhile president trump in his interyou have tonight with "60 minutes" has asked is asked about a approximate tension shake nup his administration, about two dozen top officials have either been fired or resigned. last week nikki haley announced her plans to step down at u.n. ambassador tend of the year. could the president's secretary of defense be next? >> i have some people that i'm not thrilled with. i have other people that i'm beyond thrilled with. >> what about general mattis, is he going to leave? >> well, i don't know, he hasn't told me that. >> i have a very good relationship with him, hi lunch with him two days ago, i i havea very good he relationship with him, i think he is, i think he's a democrat if you want to know the truth. but general mattis is a good guy, we get along very well. he may leave. at some point everybody leaves. everybody, people leave. that's washington.

>> and you can see the full interview with the president tonight on "60 minutes." and a birth dpi party for a onier old toddler erupted in gunfire this weekend. four men were killed and a fifth was wounded. the victims range in age from 20 to 62 years old. police say the gun fight started as an argument between two families. colorado ski season is officially under way. parts of the rockies got more than 30 inches of snow last week and another half foot or more fell over the weekend. the wolf creek ski area in southern colorado opens saturday. coming up next, an american wildlife official ignites controversy sharing photos from his african safari.

>> morgan: there are calls for idaho's fish and game commission tore resign after he shared photos from his african safari. he killed more than a dozen animals including a familiar of baboons. as meg oliver reports the

commissioner is defending the hunt. >> idaho fish and game commissioner blake fischer legally shot leopards, giraffes and warthogs on a recent trip to africa with his wife. but it was this picture, fischer smiling over a family of baboons, the bloody baby in its mother's arms that sparked outrage. fischer emailed the pictures to friends and colleagues saying first day she wanted to watch me and get a feel of africa, so i shot a whole family of baboons. the reaction was one of anger and disgust. including from prohunting groups like idaho for wildlife. >> it's not sportsman like, it's not ethical. in my book it's just almost immoral the way it's being displayed. >> we talked to their executive director steve alder over the phone. >> you are arrogant, pompous, you shouldn't be doing this, you are not acting responsible. hunting's a right and a privilege and we can loss it. >> idaho governor butch otter

rea appointed fischer to the post thisser yoo, one of seven responsible for preserving and protect the state's wildlife. some are comparing fischer's pictures with the controversial killing of cecil the lion by walter palmer in 2015. >> the u.s. dentist sparked an international outcry over big game hunting but he was never prosecuted because he had a legal permit. fischer told the idaho statesman i didn't do anything illegal. i didn't do anything unethical, i didn't do anything immoral. a group of former idaho fish and game commissioners are now demanding fischer resign. the governor's office told me he is concerned and looking into the matter. we tried to reach fischer but he didn't return our calls, prohunting groups do educate hunters to refrain from taking pictures with their kill out of respect for nonhunters. >> morgan: what a story, thank you. well, up next, a frightening moment at a bank. it's not a robber but a giant

snake.

>> morgan: a texas family faces a grim deadline tomorrowk a temporary restraining order to keep their nine year old daughter on life-support expires morched afternoon. payton summons has cancer and has been on life-support since she suffered a heart attack last month. hospital officials say she is brain dead and has no chance of recovery. the hospital reached out to dozens of other hospitals but none could help payton. students rallied at harvard university today before the start of a trial in boston thisk week. the ivy league school is accused of discriminating against asian americans. the protestors are defending the school and affirmative action. an anti-affirmative action group sued harvard in 2014 claiming the university illegally limits

the number of asian american students. harvard denyes discriminating against asian americans saying their rates of admission have grown in recent years. it could be a sequel to the action thriller snakes on a plane, a snake in a bank. this happened friday in nanning city, china. surveillance video shows a four and a half foot python falling through the ceiling and frightening bank tellers who had gathered for a meeting. they scattered as the snake slit erred on the floor. no one was hurt and the snaiblg is-- snake is in custody. in savannah, georgia, the hunt is on for a googly eyed vandal am someone put googly eyes o on an american revolutionary war figure nathaniel greene. officials say whoafer did it could be charged with criminal trespassing and more than $500 to repair the damage, if this cost, they could face felony charges. still ahead, 100 year old footage from the great war is brought to life in color.

>> morgan: to mark 100 years since the end of the first world war lord of the rings director peter jackson is bringing silent black and white footage of the war to life in a unique documentary. tina claus has the story from london. >> silent footage from world war one has come to life with color and voices added to the conflict. filmmakers scoured through 600 hours of old film and metic lusly restored scenes from the front line. they hired forensic lip-readers to reveal conversations between soldiers in the trenches 100 years ago. >> we had a couple of those people looking at the silent footage and telling us this guy is saying that and this guy is saying thatment and then we got actors to do those lines. >> the documentary titled they shall not grow old also includes historical interviews with former soldiers.

>> we were-- just the same as a rabbit. >> director peter jackson says he wanted to reach through the fog time and pull soldiers into the modern world so they could tell their own story. >> no historians, no narration, no nothing. >> when the war was not active, it was really rather fun to be on the front line it was not very dangerous. >> using frs hand accounts of the troops who fought t the film brings the reality of war to a whole new generation. tina kraus, cbs news, london. >> when we come back, an inspiring athlete who gives special meaning tonight, 4eus slogan just do it

>> morgan: millions of watched this awesome moment on social media, learning that he has been awarded a contract with nike. nike has many famous athletes

under contract but justin is a different kind of winner. and a role model. carter evans has this inspiring story. >> here he comes. >> for justin, running seemed like an impossible dream, he was born with cerebral palsy a neurological disorder that affects coordination and muscle movement. >> initially when he started running, he was falling. and he would have bloody knees and 90% of the time he would pick himself up and we would finish the runment. >> justin's dream wasn't just to run, but run fast. despite his disability, he can do a seven minute mile and now competes with the university of oregon running club. all that put him on nike's radar. >> at the end of a practice run, a company representative made a surprise announcement, justin would be signed as an official nike professional athlete.

>> yeah! >> i'm's still kind of in shock that it-- actually happened. >> on instagram he wrote, you don't realize how realistic your dreams are until they play out right before your very eyes. i have never seen him that emotional. running really kind of opened up the doors for him it gave him the opportunity to be on a team, to have friends, to be a part of something. as the moment sengs in, justin's reaction says it all. >> it has been quite the ride and it's only quite literally the beginning. >> and he plans to keep making great strides through sheer will and determination. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> oh, what happens when you believe in yourself, nike said it best, just do it that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday, for more news go to our website cbsnews.com or cbsn at

any time of the day and download the cbs news app. i'm demarco morgan in new york. this is an important safety alert. >> now at 6:00, if you need to charge your phone, do it now. pg&e is about to cut power to nearly 90,000 customers as the fire danger heats up. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney in napa county. the power could go out at any time to parts of the city of napa, along with st. helena and lake berryessa. people in sonoma county should be prepared to be in the dark tonight. we've already seen one wildfire break out today farther north in redding. the fire has now burned 40 acres, forcing a number of people from their homes. kpix 5 kiet do is live in the oakland foothills telling us

that's exactly the kind of thing pg&e is trying to prevent with these planned power cuts, kiet? >> reporter: we are live here in the oakland hills. for much of the day we thought alameda county was going to get its power shut off. we learned a short time ago alameda county is now in the clear. not so with nine counties in thesierras and northern california including butte county, sierra, yuma county, you have been put on notice. here at the operations center, it's all hands on deck. the biggest wind storm of the year with 70 miles an hour gusts forecasted is hours away. and so 87,000 customers in 12 counties woke up to this message by phone, text, e-mail. >> this is an important safety alert from pacific gas and electric company. extreme weather conditions and high-fire danger are forecasted in el dorado county, to