sign of hope -- the american red cross. but as monika reports, the red cross helps people in many ways. >> the story of the american red cross starts here, in washington d.c. during the civil war, the sa to help sick and injured union soldiers. a woman named clara barton joined that effort. she became known as "the angel of the battlefield." >> during the americanlefield." civil war, it wasn't too common for women to be near the battlefield. clara barton changed all that by providing aid to soldiers, and so that's why they called her the angel of the battlefield. >> after the war, she visited europe and learned about an organization there called the international red cross. >> the international red cross movement started in europe to help relieve the suffering of people affected by war. it was founded by henry dunant, a swiss businessman, and still today, we honor him by using the reverse of the swiss flag for our symbol -- the red cross against a white background. >> returning to the united states, she founded the american

want tiff to finish up to talk about the partnership within pg&e one of our sponsors and the american red cross bay area so to that end please welcome the ceo of american red cross and pg&e vice president of emergency preparedness and response bearing anderson gentlemen come on up (clapping.) good evening. i'm just curiosities i want to see a show which hands who were here on the actual event so a majority of people you may recall after the earthquake the r50kd volunteers ma of whom were personally impacted began to work side by side 8 thousand r50kd volunteers provided supplies houses nearly 70 thousand people and he served over 6 thousand meals and distributed a blanket and closing neighbors helping neighbors american red cross is about training people and preparedness and bringing people into to be volunteers and literally turning around to help their neighbors we helped to rebuild and fund a number of homes in various community around the bay area as well as drilling for new wells and are repairing water pumps the disasters are about people coming together than that about cities falling apa

. >> today a celebration in the south bay by the american red cross for heroes who step up in time of crisis to save lives. here are stories from san jose. >> how do you thank someone would save add life? it is impossible to show all the gratitude but this morning, the american red cross silicon valley chapter did its best to honor local heroes at the technical museum in san jose. >> they actually take that step. they are not afraid. they will just go out and do what is needed. >> this woman was driving her bus in downtown san jose and found an unconscious woman at the stop. she called 9-1-1 and started c.p.r. and did not stop until the paramedics arrived. >> the fireman put his hand in the window and shook my hand and said, we want you to know you did an outstanding job and we want you to know we do have have a pulse. >> i started crying. >> the people behind this "adopt me," they have four legs, the social networking tool connects families withing do and cats and other shelter animals. >> we use twitter but four people have come from twitter and are coming down to adopt an animal. w

specialists with the american red cross, and the veteran's affairs department talks about unemployment, homelessness, mental health, and suicide prevention, the national alliance hosted this event in septembe september. >> good evening, everybody, i'm mike guns, the chair of the council who is bringing this presentation to you today to help you and all the nami folks to help you understand there are resources out there in the community for all the veterans and active duty that are having trouble with this very long war they have had to endure. we know that for some veterans it is a real task and a real struggle to transition back into the civilian community. many veterans do it. many active duty do it, with not even a skip of a beat. but many struggle with these issues. and we know they struggle because we see -- we see evidence in all the legal problems, many of our veterans are having. we also know that there is a great deal of homelessness in our veteran's population. i guess the employment issues that everybody knows about, and ultimately the saddest of the statistics is all of the

do you work for american red cross? >> i do. >> how do you help people who are lost and what are certain situations? >> well, part of the mission of the red cross, really, is to reconnect families with each other after major disasters happen. whether that's actually a war from our international rc, an arm of the red cross, or here domestically, we have a whole system called safe and well where, after a disaster, we encourage people to register themselves so their friends and family can find them. i don't want to get too deep right away, but how many of you know what google person finder is? that's something google came up with which is entirely open to looking and checking for people. ours is a much more antiquated system but thhas all these safe measures in it, so you have to know about the person you're searching for when you find them. >> a tsunami hits, we get swept out to sea, we have to find our way back. is that the kind of situation you're talking about? >> probably less that than just being unexpectedly displace

representatives with the american red cross and the veterans affairs department spoke about resourceslth him and suicide prevention. the national alliance on mental health hosted this event. it's about an hour and 15 minutes. >> i might jones, first vice who isf the council bringing you this presentation and all help you returning folks to -- for all the active duty at are having very long wars they have had to endure. we know that for some veterans, it's a real task and real struggle to transition back into the civilian community. many veterans do it, many active-duty do it with not even skipping a beat, but many struggle with these issues. we know they struggle because we in all the legal problems many of our veterans are having. we also know that there is a great deal of homelessness in our veteran population. i guess the unemployability issues him a everybody knows thet, and ultimately saddest of the statistics is all of the suicides where hearing about. us anywheres tell from 20 to up to 30 that are in today commit suicide. we know at least one active-duty military member commits

the american red cross is helping his mother and three roommates find a new place to live. kevin lewis, abc 7 news. >> quite a story, kevin, thank you. jim webbrginia senator has formed an exploratory committee to consider a democratic presidential campaign in 2016. he also discussed his intentions and a video on his new website. >> i've decided to launch an exploratory committee to examine whether i should run for president in 2016. i made this decision after reflecting on numerous political commentaries and listening to many knowledgeable people. >> webb has hinted at a presidential campaign for months. the vietnam war veteran served as navy secretary under president reagan. won election to the u.s. senate as a democrat and served one term. >> maryland governor martin o'malley is talking about what he is grateful for as he weighs possibly running for president in 2016. he reflected on his work to improve education and focus on immigration issues. he will be succeeded by republican larry hogan. coming up, a local man arrested, accused of shooting his mother. what the polic

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. >>> today there was a celebration from the american red cross. someone's life. >> matt kellar has their stories from the heroes awards in san jose. >> reporter: this morning, they did some best honoring some local heroes at the tech museum in san jose. >> they're the ones that take that step. they're not afraid. they'll be the ones to go out and do what's needed and make our community a safer place to be. we need more people like that. >> reporter: janell is a hero. she was driving her vta bus in downtown san jose and found an unconscious woman at the stop. janell called 911, started cpr, and didn't stop until paramedics arrived. >> a fireman came up and put his hand in the window and shook my hand and said, janell, we just want you to know that you did an outstanding job, and we also want you to know that we do have a pulse. >> how did that make you feel? >> it was overwhelming. i literally started crying. >> reporter: one of today's heroes is high-tech. the people behind the adopt me app are saving lives, but these loved ones have four legs. th

the american red cross brings hope and help to people in need every 8 minutes, every day. so this season give something that means something. support us at redcross.org >>> predictions. jonas, take it away. >> the crazy door buster sales around the worl. it's an american invention. it's good for band aid makers. >> gary b., what do you make of that? >> there are better stocks. >> what is yours? >> lower gas prices mean more people driving. that means they are going to wear out their tires. that's great for good year. up 30% in a year. >> john, you agree with that? >> i love their blimp but i don't think. >> all right. your prediction? >> i agree with gary b., falling oil prices benefit oil with a good balance sheet. up 20% in a year. >> jonas? >> all prices clashing. no. >> bear on that one. okay. tracy? >> so, thanksgiving day gift from the white house, more than 3400 new regulations. i'm sure small businesses are doing the happy dance with that one. that is a job killer. i don't know what they are thinking. >> forget about black friday. the best deal of this week is comi

is diana manuel, who comes to us from the services of the armed forces from the american red cross. so we can hear a lot about many of these beautiful programs. and then next to her is -- kaitlyn thompson, and she is the director of the suicide prevention veteran's health administration or the v.a. and we know that is a difficult topic and something we really need to hear about, what is the v.a. doing to help with the untold numbers of suicide. here is how we're going to do this. we're going do give each of our vso presenters roughly 12 minutes to tell us about their organization. its mission, how it helps veterans and possibly how you can innerface as nami with these vsos. and then after we hear all of our four presenters we'll open it up for questions and comments and dialogue. and please, hold your questions until we hear from all four of our speakers. okay? so starting directly -- we're going to hear from our red cross service organization -- okay. v.a., right. >> i'm actually going to stand. >> please, please. >> hello, i currently oversee all of the v.a. suicide prevention eff

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everyday to make san francisco resilient and first of all, the san francisco emergency of the american red crosspg&e give them a nice hand (clapping) then there's this beautiful new structure the moratorium for the today's event for families to learn a science including the science of earthquake let's hear it is important the moratorium (clapping) then the fire department ned program and police department program they'll provide critical assistance to our forpdz let's here it for ned and alert thank you very much (clapping) we have several members of the san francisco city family that have joined us supervisor mar and supervisor wiener kaurm and sheriff rosenberg and naomi kelly and chief chief joanne hayes-white and lynn and mta director really and dpw mohammed nuru let's here it for those folks (clapping.) i would last like to welcome on the one hand our state and federal zoning administrator cesarean and regional john doe i didn't traveling sincere thank you (clapping) and staff representing senator d and feinstein and mark lien no right away right now we have at about invocation we want to s

our own technology reporter hosted the annual american red cross heroes awards breakfast.driver for the valley transportation authority who relied on her cpr training when a passenger collapsed on her bus. >> i hadn't been in a class for a few years. it call came back to me. i've done it on many man any khans. >>> it's an opportunity to raise money to help support local disaster relief. >> congratulations to all of them. >>> the force is strong. up next, the big revelation made today about the latest star wars movies. stay with us. hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. download the xfinity tv app today. >>> coming up on our 6:00 newscast, ivy league education at half the cost. we talked to members of the first f

she comes to us from the services of the armed forces from the american red cross.of isse programs next to her katlyn thompson. the suicidetor of prevention. we know that is a difficult topic. this is something that we need to hear about. what is the v.a. doing to help with the untold numbers of suicides. this is how we are going to do this. we are going to give each of our presenters roughly 12 minutes to tell us about their organization and its mission and how it helps veterans and possibly how you can interface. after we hear all of the presenters, we'll will open for questions. hold until we hear from all four speakers. >> i am going to stand. i am the deputy director of the suicide prevention director for the v.a.. i am hoping that everybody got this folder. not, this is in the back. would one of you -- thank you so much. i am going to be referencing it. i work for v.a.. i am thrilled to talk with you today. oureally value collaboration. i want to make sure that you are available froms the eight as well and how you a -- the a with the v.a. on how you can help w

do you work for american red cross? >> i do. >> how do you help people who are lost and what are certain situations? >> well, part of the mission of the red cross, really, is to reconnect families with each other after major disasters happen. whether that's actually a war from our international rc, an arm of the red cross, or here domestically, we have a whole system called safe and well where, after a disaster, we encourage people to register themselves so their friends and family can find them. i don't want to get too deep right away, but how many of you know what google person finder is? that's something google came up with which is entirely open to looking and checking for people. ours is a much more antiquated system but thhas all these safe measures in it, so you have to know about the person you're searching for when you find them. >> a tsunami hits, we get swept out to sea, we have to find our way back. is that the kind of situation you're talking about? >> probably less that than just being unexpectedly displace

no injuries reported and the american red cross is assisting the displaced families. of them out here. >> find out how gaia tried to prove that point to his ex and it landed him in trouble with the law. -- how a guy tried to prove it. >> move over, turducken. people say they heard the cries for help for three days. what it took to find a man trapped inside a wall to set him free. [applause] and mission more than a decade in the making man.e step for one giant leap for mankind. >> 45 years after nearly armstrong's historic step, aiming for something smaller. the european space agency successfully landed a probe on a commet. wasch smaller target that moving a lot faster. as marcy gonzales reports, now the learning begins. celebration as a spacecraft landed on a comet. >> this is a big step for human civilization. >> it's been a long time in the making. for 10 years, it traveled 4 billion miles. wednesday morning, the philae was released from its mothership freefall nts and in for ac dramatic seven-hour dissent towards theomet it's very.rare you >> have >> a moment where

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the american red cross brings hope and help to people in need every 8 minutes, every day.o this season give something that means something. support us at redcross.org stossel: tonight, the president said he wants to let more highly skilled immigrants come here legally. maybe he finally listened to people in business like my former mayor. i've called him a nanny state te tyrant. this is one point that he and the president get right. >> we are pushing people that other countries want away from our shores and when they invent the next best thing, the job creation, the job creation technologies, the job creation ideas for service, they're going to be doing it in other countries. stossel: we push investor inven. that's too bad. on the on the other hand, we have plenty of american entrepreneurs. probably not. there's something about being an immigrant that makes people think differently and creatively. we benefit from that creativity. it's how we got ebay. sarah lee. craft foods. so on. all those companies were started by immigrants. we americans benefit because, a, we like thei

the american red cross brings hope and help to people in need every 8 minutes, every day. so this season give something that means something. support us at redcross.org gerri: you already know airlines have gotten stingy could become the new year they will be even stingier in those to get the most of the most loyal customers. good to see you. start with what they're doing the big changes to the frequent flier program they're not good for us syndicated the bad news week and united had the of one, to punch the announced he will have to spend more to maintain your status. but spend a 25% more. it is of war on the frequent flier middle-class. those who fly first class are fine with the business travelers to have to book though low fares. gerri: harder to upgrade and cutting points benefits. it's not the miles long but the amount of money that you spent. >> exactly they will stop awarding miles on how far the only on how much you spent if you fail he economy fares you'll turtled lot less now is the perfect time to evaluate your loyalty to make sure you're in the right program t

specialists with the american red cross, and the veteran's affairs department talks about unemployment, homelessness, mental health, and suicide prevention, the national alliance hosted this event in septembe september. >> good evening, everybody, i'm mike guns, the chair of the council who is bringing this presentation to you today to help you and all the nami folks to help you understand there are resources out there in the community for all the veterans and active duty that are having trouble with this very long war they have had to endure. we know that for some veterans it is a real task and a real struggle to t

we have judge renee hughes, who is the senior of the american red cross, will be receiving a community leadership award, and rami diaz, who is the general council of peko. and i'm very proud to be getting the duro award which will be presented by governor rendell and also the governor elect will be there to share our day. >> we like that, doers. the breakfast is taking place tomorrow in center city. go to our website at nbc10.com. thank you for being with us. congratulations. >> thank you. >> i hope it goes very well tomorrow. >> i'm sure it will. thank you. >>> a cold week continues, just not quite as cold as it has been, but we've got another blast coming tonight and into tomorrow that is going to make it a lot colder than it is righi now. we're tracking rain, and it may arrive before the weekend is over and we're still tracking that 70-degree temperature in the seven-day. imagine that. highs in the 30s tomorrow and then 70 degrees in the seven-day. we have a mix of clouds and sun out there at the moment. 42 degrees. it's dry everywhere. the wind 14 miles an hour. it's 13 degrees war

we also have licensed volunteer , ands, rehab specialists the american red cross also offers confidential services to veterans and their families i connecting them with local, state, and national resources. we provide case coordination and referral to mental and and weral health care, also offer information about v.a. cemetery, burial benefits, and other unique needs of veterans. as well as our red cross chapters provide food, clothing, training. support,integration which is the last service that is anvide to veterans important tool and strategy to assist them in the challenges with civilian life. it is important for reintegration of veterans. it provides in communities free of charge workshops that are 90 minutes to 120 minutes long. they are in small groups, focusing on several topics, including communicating positively with family members, employees, employers, and others in the community, coping with trauma and recognizing signs of stress. we offer information about ptsd and tbi. learning about triggers of wetion and changing how think, and changing feelings of sadness while recognizi

the american red cross also offers service to veterans and their families by connecting them with local, state, and national resources through their local chapters. their partnerships we provide case coordination and referral to mental, behavioral health care, financial, legal, and educational support. we offer information about cemetery burial benefits and other unique needs. as well as our red cross chapters provide services for emergency needs for food, clothing, shelter, preparedness, training, reconnection workshops, and blood services. our reintegration support which is the last service that we is an to veterans important tool and strategy to assist them with challenges in civilian life. it's important for reintegration of veterans. it provides in communities free of charge workshops that are 90 minutes to 120 minutes long. they are in small groups focusing on one of several topics including communicating positivelyly with family members, employees, employers, and others in the community. coping with trauma and managing and recognizing signs of stress. we offer information about p

the american red cross brings hope and help to people in need every 8 minutes, every day.this season give something that means something. support us at redcross.org >>> a california highway patrol officer is recovering tonight after being knocked off his motorcycle by an alleged red light runner. the accident happened last night on the lawrence expressway in sunny vale. investigators say the car blew through a red light that hit the officer throwing him off his bike. the officer a veteran of the agency is expected to survive. >> i don't know the prognosis as far as his injuries. he was conscious and talking at the scene. he was transported to the hospital for evaluation. >> reporter: the driver a sunny vale man stopped at the scene is cooperating with police. >>> lots of people donate their time to help the needy. that's great, but they also say they could use that kind of help all year round. some 3,000 thanksgiving dinners were served yesterday in about the same number today. st.anthonys says a lot of volunteers came out and st. anthonys are hoping they will come back an

right now the american red cross is heading to the scene to help out anybody who needs it.w the person or what their condition is at this point. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> lgs thalso this morning, on person is dead and two injured following an accident on roosevelt boulevard. this happened right around 6:00 this morning along the boulevard. police tell us that there was a crash and then a person was struck and killed. we're working to get more details about exactly what happened here. investigators in philadelphia are also looking into this accident. police tell nbc10 that a woman is in extremely critical condition after she was struck by a car in north philadelphia. this happened right around 4:00 this morning at broad right in front of temple university hospital. the driver did stop but flis are investigating whether she may have been hit by a second vehicle. they're looking at surveillance video as part of their investigation. >>> philadelphia police are also investigating a deadly crash in the city's logan neighborhood. nbc10 was on the scen

at a support function, which is a co-lead between the federal emergency management and the american red cross. that's not a traditional contract. it's based on a plan that describes rules and responsibilities and operational linkages. i just want to refresh a little bit of what allen said. i think it gives us a good perspective in terms of thinking about the models. as an entity, you first sort of make that decision if you can independently effectively and efficiently address whatever issue it is that you have. once you decide that you can't due to capability or capacity, could be resources, could be authorities, you then look for those partners to jointly address the issue. once you have done that, you then have to be very aware of the environmental factors, some of which allen mentioned, that could serve as barriers. when you look to construct your public private partnership, you have to be very cognizant of the barriers. just to highlight some of the ones that allen said, he talked about the nature of the threat. interdependency, supply change. he mentioned resource constraints. in homelan

or the american red cross tweeting about getting slizzard.d it. he's been on twitter for five years and hasn't sent a lot of tweets. he's not adept. cut him some slack. are there epic fails you want to tell us about? >> not that i want to share about you. >> ali tweeted out our address once. >> epic fail indeed. how about you? >> i once sent something out, and had to apologize to miley cyrus. le leave it that that the. >> that story is better. >> much better. thanks very much. have a great thanksgiving. >>> coming up, our epic "dancing with the stars" after party. the dancers are here, they're not halls, they're dancing. party on. ♪ today i'll show you the best way to cook your delicious butterball turkey from walmart. and i'll show you the best way to nap. roast it upside down for the first hour... lay like this for the first hour... ...then flip it... ditto! ...for the juiciest turkey yet. walmart has everything you need, for your thanksgiving meal, at unbeatable prices. hellmann's and holiday leftovers become irresistibly creamy turkey cas

couple of great employees who have already signed on, disney, comcast and nbc universal, the american red crosserica, the city of nashville was her first city and the city of south sioux city in nebraska. i was just in nebraska to announce the partnership with the first lady of nebraska on the steps of the mansion there last week. so if you have an organization and you employ anyone consider the alums of national service in your qualifications or someone you should look to to bring your team. i promise you they will make outstanding team members. i am thrilled to be a part of this conference. i'm thrilled to be a partner to a leader of dnc -- ncoc and i support all the work that universities and colleges are doing to give our students opportunities to serve and let's work on that group are not enrolled in college as well. i'm going to count all of you to join us in americorps partnership challenge or in any way you can find a vehicle, and avenue for americans to serve our community. thank you so much for having me today. [applause] >> thank you wendy. they were bringing out our next speaker's i

the american red cross brings hope and help to people in need every 8 minutes, every day.ams for 49ers fans coming into the season may now be fading a pit. the chances of the 49ers making the playoffs look a little more slip after they lost to the super bowl champion last night at levi stadium. collin kaepernick had one of the worst games of his career as he was picked off twice by richard sherman. 19-3 the final. ceo jim mora expressed his displeasure after the tweet. thank you, 49ers faithful for coming out strong tonight. this purchaseance was not acceptable. i apologize for that. collen kaepernick was asked about the tweet. >> it's not acceptable. we didn't play well, didn't perform well. we have a much higher stand pardon for ourselves. >> tweet to the fans apologizing, saying this is unacceptable. how does that strike you? >> it's is what it is. >> reporters did ask head overjim harbaugh about the tweet. he never directly answered the question, instead responding by saying that the team did not execute >> this morning, some sports insiders are speculating that the tw

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american history. we will construct high-tech fences in urban corridors and build new patrol roads and barriers in rural areas. we will employ motion sensors, infra red cameras and unmanned aerial vehicles to prevent illegal crossings. america has the best technology in the world and we will ensure that the border patrol has the technology they need to do their job and secure our border. training thousands of new border patrol agents and bringing the most advanced technology to the border will take time. yet the need to secure our border is urgent. so i am announcing several immediate steps to strengthen border enforcement during this period of transition. one way to help during this transition is to use the national guard. so in coordination with governors up to 6,000 guard members will be deployed to our southern border. the border patrol will remain in the lead. the guard will assist the border patrol by operating surveillance systems analyzing intelligence, installing fences and vehicle barriers, building patrol roads, and providing training. guard units will not be involved in direct law enforcement activities. that duty will be done by the border patrol. this initial commitment of guard members would last for

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