>> marijuana can damage which two major organs in the human body? it's friday, november 9, 2018, this is the "cbs morning news." surrounded by flames, a wildfire in northern california engulfed towns and sent ten of thousands of residents running. >> i saw everything burned, just tornadoes like you wouldn't believe. >> we are learning more about the victims of the mass shooting in thousand oaks. some survived the massacre in las vegas only to be attacked at the borderline bar and grill. and one woman lost son. >> i hope to god nobody else

sends me anymore prayers. i want gun control. and hundreds of rallies nationwide in support of the russia probe led by special russia probe led by special counsel robert mueller. captioning funded by cbs good morning from the krbs newsroom here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with explosive wildfires across california. the most dangerous one is called the campfire. it erupted yesterday northeast of san francisco in butte county and already burned 20,000 acres. fire officials estimate thousands of homes were destroyed. tom hanson is here in new york with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. definitely a developing story here. wind and dry conditions are fueling wildfire as

well. fire officials worried the claims will only grow with more dry, windy weather on tap for today. and the larger of the southern california fires known as the hill fire actually started in t and killed 12 people before apparently taking his own life. chris martinez is in thousand

oaks. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. we are learning more about the victims here. those victims include an 18-year-old college freshman, a former high school coach, and a survivor of the las vegas shooting massacre. this morning investigators still working to answer the question why. [ gunshots ]. >> reporter: this is video from inside the thousand oaks california bar as a gunman opened fire killing 12 people. among the victims, tell orfanos who was also at the las vegas shooting where 58 people died. >> i don't want prayers, i don't want thoughts, i want gun control and i hope to god nobody else sends me anymore prayers. >> reporter: sheriff sergeant helus is being called a hero. he rushed into the borderline bar and confrom theed the gunman. >> he went in thereoavpeople ma

>> reporter: hundreds people lined the road for the procession, hundreds of others showed up to give blood. 'm doi deputy's wife and my cousin was there and she survived. >> reporter: police say almost 200 people were inside the bar when 28-year-old ian long opened fire. survivors used barstools to break windows and escape. at a vigil last night in thousand oaks, the mayor said they are, quote, a hurting city and will rely on unity and hope to move forward. >> my first born son. >> jason coffman says his 22-year-old son cody was planning to join the military. >> only him and howuch i love -- how much i miss. >> reporter: investigators are still searching for a motive. we know the gunman was a former marine who served one tour of duty in afghanistan. neighbors who knew him believe

he suffered from ptsd. anne-marie, oaks. thanks a lot, chris. the thousand oaks community came together to honor that first responder to sacrifice prt others in the bar during the shooting. here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: as the american flag was raised into the sky, scores of people carrying their own gathered outside the hospital to pay the respect to sergeant ron helus. in the crowd, those who knew him. >> he went out a real hero. we're very proud of who he is. >> reporter: and those he never met. >> he did his best. he didn't have to but he did it because it's in his blood. >> reporter: harrison king and alexis tate were there too. they saw helus's bravery first hand inside the borderline bar and grill when the bullets rang out. >> he went in to make it so that other people were okay, you

know. ing some i wish i was okay do make sure that he gets remembered. >> reporter: the one-hour procession through the streets was filled with sadness and on numerous overpasses silence salutes. each moment captured by tv cameras and broadcast live on cable networks as americans grappled with another mass shooting. >> officer down advice chp at the borderline. officer down. >> we only see one shooter. >> reporter: sergeant helus was on the phone with his wife when he got the call. he was a year away from retirement after 29 years on the job. he was the first to enter the building. ventura county sheriff union president scott peterson went to the academy with sergeant helus some 30 years ago. >> he was a hero before and he remains a hero now. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, california. rallies were held nationwide in support of special counsel robert mueller and the russia

investigation. ♪ >> there were about 900 demonstrations yesterday. this came one day after jeff sessions was forced out at attorney general. president trump named whitaker has his replacement. whitaker has voiced his concern over the russia investigation. rick scott is asking for a recount. last night he accused the broward county prosecutor brenda sniepds of purposely trying to steal the election from him. tuesday the vote gap between scott and his democratic challenger for senate has narrowed as mail-in and provisional ballots are counted. rouge bader ginsberg is in the hospital in washington this morning afterhree ribs in a fall.

she's the court's oldest member. she fell wednesday in her office and then went home before going to the hospital early yesterday morning. tests confirmed she fractured several ribs. her nephew says that ginsberg is up and working and cracking jokes. of course she is. coming up on "the morning news" now, curbing e-cigarettes. the government is set to announce strict limits on the fast-growing industry. and questionable footage. a clip of a white house inciden distributed by the trump administration appears to be doctored. this is the "cbs morning news." (acapella) shhhh! (avo) new nyquil severe with vicks vapocool. the vaporizing, nighttime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine.

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on the "cbs moneywatch" now, the newest inductees in the toy hall of fam. and google announces new sexual harassment policies. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> let's start with a recap of stocks. they closed mostly lower thursday after the federal reserve kept interest rates unchanged. energy shares slipped after a ninth straight daily decline in oil prices. ultimately the dow rose 10 points, the s&p 500 dropped 7 and the nasdaq fell 39. google is reforming its sexual assault and harassment rules after a worldwide employee protest. the ceo detailed changes yesterday. these include elimination of forced arbitration in harassment and discrimination cases. this comes a week after google workers walked leniency towards executives accused of sexual miscop duct.

volkswagen plans to sell cars to tesla. they are expected to sell some models for less than $23,000. this comes as many cities start to ban diesel engine vehicles. and the stringent and new rules came after volkswagen was found to have cheated on emissions test of its diesel vehicles. meanwhile, disney came up with the name that the rival netflix. disney plus will launch in 2019 and it will carry pass titles and original series. bob iger announced new details about the service during the company's earning call yesterday. iger said new content from franchise like "star wars" and marvel is expected. disney will pull all of its movies from netflix in 2019. and the toy hall of fame announced the 2018 inductees. the magic eight ball, uno and pin ball are receiving the honor and recognition of their staying power and influence. they will be on permanent

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. hundreds of central american city to the u.n. human rights office yesterday. they were asking for buses to take them to the u.s. border.

about 5,000 migrants have spent the last few days in mexico city in a stadium there resting as they make their way towards the border. the caravan's coordinator says they offered buses for women and children, but they want them for everyone. u.s. marines are in place helping border agents as a crossing near san diego. last month president trump ordered thousands of troopsed to the border in response to the caravan. as of wednesday, more than 5,600 troops had been deployed to california, texas, and arizona. the marines are installing razor wire and erecting tents to how's members of the military and the border patrol. and ceremonies are taking place across the world to mark the end uh world war i that took place about a century ago. poppies were placed on the front lawn of the parliament to commemorate armistice day. it marks the signing of the ceasefire between the allies and germany on november 11th, 1980

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our top story this morning. wildfires are causing massive destruction and threatening communities across california. the campfire is located 180 miles northeast of san francisco. it has burned 20,000 acres and engulfed the entire town of paradise. fire officials estimate thousands of homes were destroyed. in southern california, wildfires forced evacuations in ventura and l.a. counties. and hundreds gathered in thousand oaks, california, last night to mourn those who died in the mass shooting at the borderline bar and grill. authorities are still searching for a motive after a gunman entered the bar wednesday night and killed 12 people before

apparently taking his own life. the shooter, ian long was a marine veteran. the deadly shooting in thousand oaks is the latest in a string of mass shootings in this country. jim axelrod reflects on the tragedy in these communities. >> reporter: the california shooting caps a two-week reality check about gun violence in this country. the kroger supermarket shooting in louisville. >> why would someone do this at kroger's? we never expected anything like this to happen here. >> the synagogue shooting in pittsburgh. >> it should not be happening in a synagogue. >> reporter: the yoga studio shooting in tallahassee. >> it was a shocking moment that something would happen like this. >> reporter: and now the borderline bar shooting in thousand oaks. >> you never think it would be you. >> reporter: reminds us the range of i can't believe it happened here targets is ever widening beyond just campuses and workplaces. if we define four or more victims as a mass shooting, then the borderline attack is the

307th mass shooting this year. let that number sink in, 307. >> when startled by a gunshot, it's a natural reaction to freeze. >> we live in a country where the federal government offers online survival guidance on gun shootings. happening in their school.ng as hundreds lined up to give blood in thousand oaks defiantly forcing evil to make some accommodation with good, you could hear the familiar refrain. >> everybody says it's not supposed to happen in your town. >> reporter: be frustrated, angry, or despairing that it does. just don't any longer be surprised. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this morning," a closer look at how to protect soft targets like nightclubs. we'll hear from security experts. plus, predicting your lifespan.

dr. daviding a gus tells us about the role of genetics and offers tips on how to live longer and healthier. and oscar winning actresses ema stone and rachel vice join us with their new movie the favorite. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. favorite. that's it for "the morning news" this morning. thank for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day.

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