. << i feel better now because alisa and go out, you hear my voice it's from the smoke it's not goodat least i know i can go out and not get so affected by the smoke.>>affected by the and not get so know i can go out good at least i the smoke it's not voice it's from you hear my alisa and go out, now because << i feel better possession.them in their once they had they felt relief masks.... said they felt relief once they had them in their (ken)several thousand n-95 respirator masks were handed out in alameda... including at the senior center where there was big demand for them.the receptionist had to tell people that'd they'd run out at about noon.... but then a thrid shipment of the day came thru and there were many in line to grab them up for themselves and their family members.those residents who got their hands on the masks.... said they felt relief once they had them in their possession. << i feel better now because alisa and go out, you hear my voice it's from the smoke it's not good at least i know i can go out and not get so affected by the smoke.>>(ken) the city of alameda h

let's go to alisa harrington live in bute county at the camp fire.it jumped from 31 square miles to 109 square miles overnight. >> reporter: yes. at firefighters are risking their lives to fight this fire. this is a devastating time in this community. and where i am now is humble road. i'm up the road from highway 32. you can see the mutual aid came in because there is a controlled burn happening on the ridge directly behind me. and what this controlled burn is supposed to do is eat up some of the trees and the bushes and other things that can fuel the wildfire and put the town at risk. we're at three miles away from downtown chico. this is to try and prevent the wildfire from spreading any further. >> we see the smoke from the controlled burn going straight up. it does speak to the fact that the winds are not as strong today as they were in previous hours. >> reporter: that's right. the winds not as strong as we were feeling yesterday. there is a lot of ash in the air. i'm able to catch some in my hand if i reach out. i can tell that you the sky, we

. >> reporter: alisa and rob say their daughter was a perfectionist, straight a student and promisinghey used to call her bulldozer. >> reporter: that drive pushing katie like so many teenagers could also problem toxic. >> she was getting ready to go to college and deciding where to go. >> reporter: that's stressful. >> very. >> reporter: but college never happened. katie's life flipped upside down after a failed suicide attempt. it led her to become the youngest face transplant recipient in the u.s. >> everybody says you don't know how much you appreciate life until you almost lose it. >> reporter: she was struggling with her health after an appendectomy in the midst of a stressful senior year, her parents lost their jobs teaching at her high school in mississippi. >> how did your losing your job at the school she's at affect her? >> she absorbed it and it hit her deeply because i was her teacher sne. >> reporter: they say it become a perfect storm on that spring day four years ago when her boyfriend broke up with her. >> reporter: she was heart broken. >> sure she was. >> she was ve

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. << i feel better now because alisa and go out, you hear my voice it's from the smoke it's not goodi can go out and not get so affected by the smoke.>>( marty ) the city of alameda handed out roughly 45 hundred masks friday. ( marty ) the city of san francisco is providing some indoor options this weekend. a few museums will be open for free this weekend. the de young museum in golden gate park the asian art museum by city hall. and the second floor of the san fancisco museum of modern art. ( marty ) u-c berkeley police are looking for two women who assaulted and robbed a student on campus this weekend. it happened around 1 saturday morning as the student was walking to building 2 on the clark kerr campus. the victim told police one of the women hit her over the head and then took her cell phone. the robbers drove toward piedmont avenue in a white toyota sienna mini van. berkeley police ask that your give them a call if you can help with this investigation. ( marty ) this morning we are hearing from travelers following dozens of cancellations and hundreds of delays at s-f-o because

. << i feel better now because alisa and go out, you hear my voice it's from the smoke it's not good at least i know i can go out and not get so affected by the smoke.>>(jrs)smoke.>> (jrs)the city of alameda handed out roughly 45 hundred masks yesterday. and the firedepartment got another batch in to hand out today. (jrs) and the city of san francisco is trying to help you stay indoors without going stir crazy. a few museums will be open to the public for free this weekend. the de young museum in golden gate park the asian art museum by city hall. and the second floor of the san fancisco museum of modern art in soma. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. poor air quality is expected to continue until rain returns to the bay area starting the middle of next week. during the next couple of days, winds are expected to continue to be light, with mild daytime highs in the 60s, and cool overnight lows in the 30s to 40s. by mid- week, things will change as the first of several storms impact california. rain will not only bring b

reporter alisa becerra is in butte county this morning with a closer look at what they have lost. >>orter: we're here in paradise the air quality is still bad. again, we'll show you some of the areas burned-out. it's hard to tell what they are. we looked this one up. this was some sort of landscaping business. this fire started at 6 :30 a.m. what came after that was armageddon, apocalyptic. it's been reduced to rubble this poor town of, uhm, paradise. it has just been hit hard. people are being stopped to ask for identification. it's difficult to know that the people who fled here are living in tents, cars, shelters and with friends. any way they can to seek shelter. you see the amazing amount of destruction. we just hope the best for them. things breaking apart this morning. that's going to be the scene for quite some time. >>> a 93-year-old man escaped his home. the veteran was at an evacuation center in oroville. a couple clicked with him. they took him in and the couple says the vet is welcome to stay in their home for as long as he likes. >>> in los angeles, in ventura county, t

alisa cuneo covering for us on the southern border.e begin with kevin corke it, who is traveling with the president. even on thanksgiving, kevin, no rest for the politics, red? >> yeah, no doubt about that. happy thanksgiving to you and of any and to the entire fox family and all of our viewers watching at home. let me just sort of give you the backdrop for all of this. going back to the president's comments, you may have heard him talk about john tiger. he made the decision to have a nationwide injunction to slow down the administration and their idea of altering the asylum policy. the president thought that was merely political, and of course, he was talking about that. let me share just a bit of where we are. as you mention, it has been a very busy day. we have actually seen this before, where a lower-level world stomach federal judge makes a ruling to effectively sp administration, forcing it to go through the courts before having the policy take effect. he called him an obama judge. and that is why chief justice john roberts weigh

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. >> alisa menendez and jason johnson. >>> up ahead, a federal judge as their view saying florida isk of the world. that was before this breaking news. we have a special report on all of that. but also what trump supporters are saying they've learned when the initial recount tally showed that the democrat was slipping in votes. we're back live from broward county next. >> i didn't even think it would be a close race to tell you the truth. >> i want to make sure every legal vote is counted. >> i'm a democrat. i'm down here fighting to count every vote. all we want to do is count the votes. >> listen, i'm nervous. i hope we're winning. i want to be like trump, yes we're winning. to be like trumps we're winning. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ with one notable exception. ♪ shaquem get in here. take your

alisa court on the middle class with her book "squeezed". at 2:55 p.m. fox news politics editor chris stirewalt discusses his book "every man a king". at 6 p.m. former secretary of state john kerry with his memoir "every day is extra" watch the miami book fair live this weekend on c-span2's book tv. . >> department of homeland security officials and the military's top cyber commander testify before a joint hearing on capitol hill earlier this week about cyber threats that are facing the nation. the armed services subcommittee on emerging threats and the homeland security subcommittee on cyber security held this nearly 90 minute

>>> my thanks to jacqui, alisa and jonathan. that does it for our who. "mpt daily" starts now with my friend casey in for chuck. hi, casey. >> hi! nafrpgs to all of you and if it's tuesday, you're going the wrong way. good evening. welcome to "mpt daily." i'm kasie hunt in washington in for chuck todd, who has had a day straight out of "planes, trains and automobiles," the movie. races are still being called, votes are still being counted and the message from the midterms is getting louder, tone it down, mr. president. as you might guess, the president is doing the opposite. democrats just won a senate seat in arizona for the first time in 20 years. no doubt helped by the president's anti-immigration policies and his vendettas against jeff flake and john mccain. democrats are expanding their gains in the house as more races are being called. we're projecting a 38-seat gain right now. no doubt helped by the suburban revolt against the president's behavior. but also helped by the president's beef with republicans, like mark sanford, who was openly critical

have been coming in for days and are being organized and shipped to a warehouse, where people like alisa sclotthauer. >> my car burned up. but my daughter's side of the family, they lost everything. i have three families staying with me. >> there's a lady here that lost everything. so me and my mom gathered a big bag for her and gave it to her. >> reporter: consolation and comfort that this community heals together as it awaits news on the latest recovery numbers. and we are of course still awaiting those fatality numbers. we should have those momentarily. but as far as how long this is going to go on, according to the national guard and butte county officials they're going to keep looking as long as it takes, they say, to find out the fate of loved ones. reporting from butte county this evening, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, sam. it's an agonizing wait for the families. makeshift list of the missing are popping up at the evacuation centers. some of them include handwritten notes, pictures of people with their loved ones that they're searching for. today the butte county sh

hard work by great people that i'm fortunate to work with able to put forward a product that i think alisa hope was readable and mean for gave people could feel for sort of the scope of our work if not every detail a lot of it. one of the things i want to do going forward is look at the reports images were doing and see whether i was when we can issue a public version of report or least a summary, something that will let people know what we're looking at. there will be some we can't do that with and i think folks will understand the reason for that but a lot of it we can, and so that something we're working on that and something to look for in the future. when we do that we will be posting both of oversight.gov and on our website. >> you mention whistleblowers, sort of worth -- there's an important line especially in intelligence are things to be silent and secret on. you have just taken over this role were in the context your predecessor was essentially removed after an independent panel found he himself had retaliated against the whistleblower. that was reversed on appeal but that's a da

hands on the masks....felt relief once they had them in their possession.i feel better now because alisa and go out, you hear my voice it's from the smoke it's not good at least i know i can go out and not get so affected by the smoke the city of alameda handed out roughly 4500 of these masks today. the fire department placed another order but they're hoping to arrive tomorrow maureen kelly krohn four news (anchor) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera over san francisco. you can barely make out the city because of all the smoke. (anchor) the smoke. because of all out the city krohn four news look outside-- our sutro camera over san francisco. you can barely make out the city because of all the smoke. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: smoke continues to smother the bay area. very unhealthy air is engulfing much of the area now. there looks to be some improvement in air quality over the weekend but it will still be hazy. tonight will be cold with lows in the 30s and 40s. high pressure will send storms well to th

. >>> my thanks to jacqui, alisa and jonathan. that does it for our who. friend casey in for chuck. hi, casey. >> hi! nafrpgs to all of you and if it's tuesday, you're going the wrong way. good evening. welcome to "mpt daily." i'm kasie hunt in washington in for chuck todd, who has had a day straight out of "planes, trains and automobiles," the movie. races are still being called, votes are still being counted and the message from the midterms is getting

david: alisa levine, thank you very much for being with us today. look at the future of money through the lens of africa. we will bring you part of my conversation with paypal ceo dan schulman. that's next. this is bloomberg. >> instead of going from cash, credit cards and data cards, they really have gone from cash straight to digital payments. i see that happening in a lot of the developing world. ♪ emma: this is bloomberg. today, theater financial advisor for mitt romney's 2012 presidential campaign. ♪ david: it is time now for our regular monday feature on the future of money, where rithika look at the different aspects of how the digital world will affect money -- where we take a look at the different aspects of how the digital world will affect money. i spoke to paypal ceo dan schulman. >> many of the countries in africa and around the world, the veryty of banks is different than here in the u.s. you sometimes have to walk tens of miles to the nearest bank. but if you can start to transfer money from one mobile phone to another because mobile

alisa court on the middle class with her book "squeezed". at 2:55 p.m. fox news politics editor chris stirewalt discusses his book "every man a king". at 6 p.m. former secretary of state john kerry with his memoir "every day is extra" watch the miami book fair live this weekend on c-span2's book tv. . >> department of homeland security officials and the military's top cyber commander testify before a joint hearing on capitol hill earlier this week about cyber threats that are facing the nation. the armed services subcommittee on emerging threats and the homeland security subcommittee on cyber security held this nearly 90 minute hearing. >> the subcommittee will come to order. welcome to this joint hearing of the armed services subcommittee on emerging threats and capabilities with the homeland security subcommittee on cyber security and infrastructure protection. today we will examine interagency cyber cooperation and the roles and authorities in department of homeland security and department of defense. and holding this hearing has been a priority for t

it alisa midday budget to brussels -- italy admitted a budget to brussels.d enough. it is the will not change it. it is about politics. -- italy will not change it. it is about politics. we will find out if italy gets uglier. tom: we need to go out to news. sebastian: that wildfire, now the deadliest in california history. search crews found 13 more bodies. it has destroyed more than 7000 homes. firefighters appear to be gaining ground against the blaze. democrats in arizona, -- became the first member of the party in three decades to be elected to the u.s. senate. she will be the first openly bisexual senator. republicans have a 51-47 lead in the senate. it will be a runoff in mississippi. and -- haven resumed talks on trade. they spoke on friday. their conversation did not reveal any results. theresa may says the brexit deal is almost within -- distance. the u.k. and the e.u. held another session in brussels. they believe they have until tomorrow to secure an agreement. global news 24 hours a day, on-air at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 jour

no importa si te secas, rizas o alisas el cabello. mÁs de lo tuyo. es lo nuestro. llama al 1.800.directv hoy no fue un buen día, cuéntame. me chocaron yendo al trabajo. y después, cuando llego a casa veo que un árbol se había caído sobre el techo. tranquila, aquí estamos para ayudar. pero como dice mi abuela, que no hay dos sin tres, aquí estoy esperando. no hay problema, aquí me quedo. aaaaaahhh!!!! ¡¿qué pasó?! no, nada, nada, fue el gato elige a quien esté aquí para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. ♪. ♪. >>> shellie, shellie, shellie. shellie. shellie. >>> shellie, shellie. >>> erika. nos vamos directo a las arenas de exatlÓn estados unidos en repÚblica dominicana. >>> donde se encuentra erasmo provincia y maricela cantu. chicos. >>> fuerte abrazos para todos en el estudio, estoy junto a kenny ochoa. y shellie. kenny te tengo que preguntar ¿cÓmo te sientes?. >>> me siento al 100%, gracias. >>> shellie es importante no querÍas competir contra una persona que no tuviera al 100%. >>> quiero que sea lo mÁs justo posible y esperar el gra

alisa milano and wood ford. we can show you some of the tweets. entertainment industry willing to support the winner isn't the best choice for the people with the best schemer or crook. and ron pearlman to all my friends who are studio and network executives, if you choose to shoot movies in tv to don't to georgia and don't bother calling me. ainsley: first and foremost what we knowed to understand this is becoming a pattern with the democratic party. furthermore, people like alyssa milano and others that you mentioned what will we ever do if we don't have movies and tv shows by those creative geniuses? i don't know. i think i'm going to be okay. beyond that it's really interesting that they want to lead some kind of boycott against an entire state. i think they are forgetting some of the people that did in fact vote the way they wanted to live in the state of georgia and probably would benefit from economic gains and jobs made in the state of georgia. i guess they don't care about any of that because it's all about their outrage and all about the