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babcock ranch could be a better fdel. >> sreenivasan: b all of the town's sustainability features, there are gaps. for example, most of the homes will be single family. >it> i thin fair to criticize some of the ways we develop and part of the ways that babcock's been developed that the most efficient way of putting people on the land would be in tall apartment buildings where the people are concentrated and you maximize the green space. >> sreenivasan: and while green space has been set aside at babcock, and the amount ograss each home can have is limited, some have argued the developers could have gone further. for instance they could ban lawns altogether. >> we've been asked, you know, why don't you just you know say you can't have grass at all and you know the pacticality of it is difficult. remember, we do have to sell homes >> sreenivasan: kitson says homes are priced for different budgets. theyt start aound $200,000, slightly higher than the median for this part of florida and can go as high as $1 million. kitson says affordability and sustainability are not necessarily in conflict

ready just in case, and those of us in chico didn't think it would come down the buttes to town, so all i really gra bo town, so all i really grab was the family photo albums and i threw those in my car andi albums and i threw those in my car and i called a family friend and i asked her, isaid i'm being evacuated, i have to run right now and she said, come here right now. you've moved on petaluma, some miles away, i believe the smoke is still quite bad, have you heard anything about your neighbourhood in terms of how things are going? once we knew oui’ how things are going? once we knew our home was ok, at that point we wa nted our home was ok, at that point we wanted to get west and we thought we could get out of the smoke, it is beyond unhealthy levels. we're actually 145 miles due west, and we're over by san francisco and the smoke is almost as bad here. schools have been cancelled here. all we've heard from our neighbourhood is that the fire has changed course, changed direction and now it's heading down towards vaudeville, which is where i actually work for butte county. i'm concerned now for my

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the town 180 northeast of san francisc b now aning ghost town.ast moving wildfire being called a campfire forces tens of thousands to flee their homes.pa cked residents recording their perilous escape. a mandatory evacuation of paradise, a town of 27,000 people, creating gridlock and fear. the smoke and ash turning day into night. >> i can't see. >> reporter: jessica and her son taor part of that frantic exus. >> now we are only going barely gov zero. >> reporter: the town's hospital also evacuated. those fou rescued as a fire closed in. officials say the town has been totally devastated. >> i don't know if the whole town has burned . i don't know how many structures are burned. numbers in the hundreds if not the sands. >> reporter: colton also narrow escaped. he woke to smoke that quickly turned to flames. the only route to safety through the inferno. his pickup truck running off the road more than once before he made it out. in ventura county trapped drivers had to beed res >> 101 remains closed. >> reporter: thela spreading quickly. firefighte

town's homes and businesses sat underwater for several days. and this is pollocksville nely two months after the storm: block after block strewn with household possessions and cherished keepsakes destroyed bod waters. the town post office, motel, restaurant, and historic buildings along main street, all wiped out. pollocksville is no stranger to erooding. the scenic trent ras overflown its banks three times in the past 20 years, but hurricane florence's deluge shocked everyone. >> we had a nine foot storm enrge that came in from hurricane flor in the first day, and before that surge could retreat, we got somewhere between 25 and 30 inches of rain >> reporter: jay bender has been the mayor of pollocksville for 36 years. he's working out of a temporary office, an old pharmacy, surrounded by soggy records and equipment he and his staff tried to salvage from the town hall. it's a historic former train depot which sits right next to the trent river. >> just be careful. >> reporter: so how muu water did yove here? >> well i'm figuring 20-plus feet. >> reporter: inside, bender showed me his office where mold is now growing on the walls, and a meeting room filled damaged city memorabilia. >> well

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town saturday. >> people think they're on the decline, b more and more bookstores are opening every my whole vision for this store is that it's a retail store, but it's an event space. reporter: we've noticed that local shops like thread leaf have been using their physical space as a communityathering of sorts. they're also using the digital space as a place where thean connect with other locals. their neighbors. >> reporter: thread leaf owner ltivating her following on instagram showcasing unique fashion. >> a lot of my designers are not on amazon. theyon't sell online. a lot of them aren't even available in the states. >> reporter: she left the hill for shion. >> my hours are probably the same. >> reporter: hard work b it's passion. >> we have ase good ba. you see owners all over the place. they connect with you. >> reporter:ore than 80f the shops in old town are locally owned. they hope you consider small business saturday not as a way to buy cheap but meaningful. >> people love to com to the local businesses. it's a display of support for people like me who have grown up here and are going on a

behind them frankfurt welcomed one of the league's worst off it says the town shall go but first the league's best the fits are b. lives they were looking to extend their string of clean sheets vs laver coups. frank nix red bulls had their foot on the gas from the get go in the twenty seventh minute diego damage teeing up yousif polson to open the scoring confusion in the late because in defense impulse and saw his opening and pounced. play because and didn't look any better in the second half cluster mon making it to kneel in the sixty eighth minute his first goal of the season in his one hundred competitive game for leipsic keeper lucas radebe skeet with no chance and shortly before the end polson struck again just cements the win the game six goal of the campaign three nailed the final score just so it's team is doing an outstanding job right now we're playing really good football we can be satisfied going into the international break because. it took a good hour for frankfurt to flex their muscles against shaka on terror a bitch laying off to look a yo bitch who made it his goal of the season in the sixty fi

gutierrnbjourne y home t mayor of a small utah town and father of seven killed while serving in afghanistan. nbc's miguel almaguer with that story. >> reporter: draped in b red, white ae, tonight the city of north utah is honoring brent taylor killed in afghanistan. the major was also their mayor. >> he was my mentor. >> reporter: john call says taylor was the town's heart and soul. >> that's what he thde city, he made the city our family. >> reporter: killed in an apparent inside attack by an afghan security force major taylor knew the dangers. one of six brothers to enlist, he was awarded a purple heart and bronze star after four deployments. >> he was motivated by love. that's why he wore the uniform. that's why he served in his community. >> reporter: his service now the sacrifice of his family, taylor leaves behind wife jenny and seven ch. in his final days, taylor helped secure elections in afghanistan. his last facebook post addressed our midterms. i hope everyone back home exercises their precious right to voted ess america. a major and mayor, a husband and father, an american hero, brent taylor is coming home one last time. miguel almaguer, nbc

town early. thlide on the road and it b makes one mess. the worst area will be rig here. inner loop at the beltway. and it's going to take you twicg as the drive will be 2.5 times longer between 5 and 7 tonight on the inner loop at the beltway. the best time to leave is thanksgiving morning. free and cleary then. a lot ofks f will be on the road this morning,f and i you're flying, there's been a few heanges. southwest is om one where you can still get the checked bags a lot of folks booking these basic economy tickets. a lot of these alines won't let you take a standard carry on. sorecheck the rules before you head out. it will save you money and hassle when youer get reporting live along the beltway, chris lawrence, news 4. back toyou. >> thank you, chris. >> stay with news 4 on air and onli throughout the morning. we'll be keeping an eye on the traffic and the crowds at the airport f you. also follow first 4 traffic on twitter for alerts about accidents and back ups. >> it's 5:34. developing this morning, chicago is reeling from a deadly shooting at a hospital. official

it's the east of chico and it's already wiped out much of the town of paradise. 15,000 structures are still threedonight bs. dd uali the totalm the 1923 re the state's on rortd. this is the most destructive wildfire in state history destroying nearly 6,500 homes. we learned dozens of them belonged to firefighters and other first responders. the fire has scorched acres and is tonight. >> reporter: right now we're at the command post in chico. earlier we were in paradise where officials discovered six more bodies. the devastation just seems to be getting worse by each day. thousands of people have lost everything now including first responders. hot spots burning throughout paradise illuminate what would otherwise be total darkness in this town without power. today six more bodies were recovered in the area bringing the death toll to as sheriff officials comb through the vast fields of debris there's fear more bodies could be found. >> these are more challenging investigates and autopsies because you're often dealing with the remains of humans who have been burned, and in some cases you might only have bones

. >> reporter: he was the guy the whole town woke up to, morning dj steven b. >> he was so funny and he had such a great love of music. >> he's loveable. i mean, everybody loves steven b. >> reporter: but soon it was fatally clear that not everybody did. >> they came upon a body floating in the water. >> shot him one time in the back of the head. >> i felt like i was in some made-for-tv movie. it's like "this can't be happening." >> reporter: what did happen? tonight, the hunt is on. a gleaming yacht. >> i thought, "why did you get on that boat?" >> reporter: a scheming businessman, and a missing fortune. >> you're a multi-millionaire and you don't have any money. >> fred: high seas adventure to heart-stopping murder. >> i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. >> reporter: "who killed the radio star?" >>> welcome to "dateline," everyone. strange, how it flows up to the swelling coastline of santa barbara. then, just before the open sea, turns back to glide again past this storied island. with, one sunny day in may 2006, someone in it. >> i have a saying that i'd rat

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. >> theremains of a utah town mayor will arrive at dover aire force b tonight. he was killed while serving in the national guard in afghanistan. officials say he wasild saturday by one of his afghan trainees he was expected to return to his job in january after taking a year off for deployment. he leaves behind a wife and seven children. >> this morning we're also learning the shooter that opened fire in a yoga studio had ties to our area and we're getting this new information as the florida state university community remembers the two women that were killed. >> the school held a candlelight vigil onhe school's campus in tallahassee last night. >> she was a student and set to aduate inmay. nancy was a faculty member. both were killed on friday evening by scott. he posed as a cusmer and opened fire during a hot yoga class. he then turned the gunnen himself. >> someone called in a bomb threat, but that did not stop sunday services at alexandria's after fred streed altreet baptist church. police swept the building. church leaders of this ndstorically black church a

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b, but tre underpowered, really. so overwhelming. >> reporter: iconic beaches charred. this glitzy celebrity enclaich a ghost town. peiterdine universy had students sheltering in place. today, crews are not only battling fires, they're fighting fatigue. mo than 5,000 firefighters working around the clock. meantime, in northern california, the town of paradise practically wiped off the p. >> it's gone. >> reporter: the so-called campfire is the most dtructive wildfire in california's history. , my god. the fire took everything. >> reporter: at the oeightf the firestorm, p icked residents escaped as flames roared on both sides of the road. many abandoned their cars. some didn't make it out. thousands have nothing left. >> i'm devastated, heartbroken, i'm alone, i'm scared. >> reporter: tonightde the g state glowing up and down, staying on high alert as dry conditions and heavy winds return, making the situation even worse. kathy park, nbc news, malibu. >> and in thousand oaks it was really a one-two punch. just 24 hours after living through that horrific mass shooting at the borderline bar & grill, resents there wer

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things move slowly in the small town of latta, south carolina. but when shuler's bar-b-que opens its doors, people near and far come rushing in with some traveling hundreds of miles to eat their legendary barbecue. lynn: hi. how are y'all? welcome to shuler's. lemonis: it's an all-you-can-eat barbecue buffet, and their speciality is pulled pork and ribs. their biscuits are always one of the biggest draws. woman: excellent barbecue, some of the best i have ever had. norton: thank you, ma'am. lemonis: married couple lynn and norton hughes struggled to have a family until late in life. they were blessed when they adopted their young son and named him after norton's father, shuler. lynn and norton opened up shuler's bar-b-que restaurant in 1996 without any prior restaurant experience. they've relied on time-tested family recipes... norton: i can remember my daddy putting meat on the coals. that shows you we're cooking right. lemonis: ...and traditional cooking practices passed down by norton's father. this business has grown bigger than they ever expected, forcing them to w

town in college football. luotll qrtercks. ione of me>>s to his mind, anda nes dot got thoorsta dlo.wn b now, chip, we will have lost as many games in his first season atcla as he did in conference ee at oregon. war welcome he re .v forget that in the aftermath of ghtoyour four yearsuye replaced, 63 percent over auclo. it takes nothing away from what chip kelly meant and means to mhese folks at autzen stad and eugene. >> tim: a much-needed six victory for oregon after dropping two in a row. on theoad. all that mario cristobal wanted to accomplish was to reestablish their offensive identity, and in many respects, they d ti'llha be giving up a lot os to ucla to make big plays, and were ever-free in ny respects. here is holly with mario cristobal. l> holcoach, bright you told us yesterday you wanted to win t game. tell me whathey play tonight? >> they got us scoring right away, punt ret did a great job up ugo. opportunity to get points with the fake and the field goal unit, and not only playes, a huge play. we didn't scoreav before the come and we got hit by a fate, which we knew what was comin but overall, special teams were huge.

the camp fire scorched more than 150,000 acres that left the town of paradise mostly desolate, and sadly, 88 people were killed. >>> r&bonder is planning to hold a benefit concert december 9th to help firefighters and first responders who helped fight all the fires across our state. stevie wonder's song party, a celebration of life, love and music will be held at the staples center in los angeles. nice way to give. >>> our "today in the bay" team was manning the phones yesterday as well, all day, for our wildfire fund-raiser, along with telemundo 48 and united way. we are helping the survivors of the camp fire in butte county. at last check, we raised more than $50,000. we'll have a final number in the coming days. you can still donate as well. just text "buttefire" to 91999, follow the prompts. you can also donate through our website nbcbayarea.com/donate. it was a lot of fun, hearing from a lot of viewers. >>> coming up here, we're all over the big story this morning, the storm there. we have nbc bay area storm ranger fired up, and crews in position across the bay area, and up next, a live team coverage on what you c

town, neighborhood, family, et cetera. i'm super hasta miscast -- optimistic we have the right energy and reasonable a b brilliant people in city tried to think towards solutions. we have lost some of our ability to figure out some of these negotiated mechanism for bring people together and developing collective action. i also think we have times drilled down into solutions that are the beginning of the problem but forget that with housing needs to come ever suctioned vilma, school development, all these other things. we need to start talking at a skill of arguing for a way of life where we can all be together to see each other as equals. that is so a much in austin, the bay areas, new york's tradition, our cities have been part of the tradition for a long line time. if we y can revive that they gei think have a path forward. >> my view of cities is the working middle class built the cities, not the rich. the working middle class can who runs the pta? who runs the soccer clubs? who runs a baseball leaks? you take that fabric out of our cities and leave it on to the rich and subsidized for, yet failed cities. i'm very optim

town paradise again. >> if you want to help the fire victims, the red cross, united way and salvation army are chipping in to collect relief donations. abby and b are asking users to add their home to the list of its available for evacuees to use. all of this information is posted at kpix.com. >>> coming up are monitoring a major disaster to the south. near malibu, destruction with no end in sight. devastated residence turning home to just about nothing left. >> it's the stigma of an ignorant man. >>> california firefighters out late tonight, we have a new reaction after a threatening treat from president trump. sometimes, the pressures of today's world can make it tough to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. southern california.. homes are still on fire tonight in malibu. the woosley fire has burned just over 83- hundred acres... and several dozen homes. reporter lesley marin has been watching scenes like this unfold for the last couple days... she ins us l

town on pages eight and nine of the sun. definitely maybe, when she was asked the those question, if she would go to the deal, and what is plan brly she does not want to dig about a plan b. but it depends issues talking to whether she says it is this or no deal or no brexit. yes, andi it is this or no deal or no brexit. yes, and i am sure that she is. i hope that she is thinking about a plan be. but she does not want to present that really do anybody, be the cabinet who sheedy needs to convince, the party that she needs to convince, the house of commons, oi’ to convince, the house of commons, or the people. she was to say that this is my way or the highway. anything she understands the fact that changing this deal in fact convincing the european union but anything will be like moving a supertanker. this is not the kind of thing that you can make a small adjustment on. this is the kind of thing where it takes a long time for any movement. but she will not be drawn on whether she will resign. she won't be drawn, crucially, whether people will be economically better or worse off either. that would be a key consideration. she said

reporter: we caught up with another out of town visitor from toronto who bought big game d t tickets before the postponement was announced. he was thinking about plan b. >> the other plan was san francisco. there's advisories saying we should stay inside. >> we're pushing to saturday. >> reporter: it's not just college football. the north coast sectionals had a full slate of playoff games set for tomorrow. now 18 teams who were pumping themselves up for competition have an extra week to wait. their games have been postponed until saturday, november 24th. >> air quality is too poor. a lot of our districts have clothes. they are not in school today.st. they are not in school today.et. they are not in school today.dt. they are not in school today.he. they are not in school today.es. they are not in school today.s. they are not in school today.. they are not in school today. if they can't play next week, then they will go to head to head match ups. if there's no head to head match up, a coin flip will decide who moves on. back to cal, if you had tickets for tomorrow's big game, they will be honored on december for the skrecheduled game. >> thank you. >>>

town .... is remembered for many things including, changing city government by appointing women, people of color and members of the l-g-b-t-q community .... to committees and boards making city leadership more diverse. supervisor harvey milk is remembered as a civil rights pioneer... one of the first openly gay people to be elected to office. those who knew them both say, the city would be a different place today if they had lived. former former mayor willie brown became friends with mosconi in law school and served alongside him in the state legislature. he says mosconi forever changed san francisco. moscone was 46 - years old when he was elected mayor of san francisco. as a city native, his son remembers says that fact was an especially proud moment for his father. (ken) a candlelight vigil in their honor was held in the castro tonight..... a somber tradition now in it's 40th year. (pam) that's where we find kron 4's alecia reid... alecia -- what is the mood like in the castro? that vigil started in the castro and ended here at city hall.all evening long, people

town today. hey, adam. >> reporter: hey, ken. stick around, because i have someood news to report. right now, this is a b news story. because take a look at the traffic that's here at reaganrt national air right now. yeah, if you are coming here, it is absolutely stacked up, getting to the airport. ofcourse, it'sbusy. now the good news, is thanksgiving a about? it's about re-uniting with your loved one. check out we found today. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: home forks thving. >> what's going on here? >> reporter: it's that moment. >> that moment when youze reali now is about family. even the dog is family. traveling, of course, can be the most stressful part of all this. at the endf the journey, there are smiles. >> smile, are you on camera. >> reporter: rafael noon is here from california. hills family is from all over. >> i lived in sfraevenlts my brother still lives in d.c. my mom and stepe dad l in maryland. >> reporter: did he battle traffic on the way to the airport? you bet. >> the traffic was comical. there was a lot ofit. >> reporter: he hasn't en his little sister in six monthles until now. now they

oprah said she'll b in georgia to help campaign for candidate stacey abrams it's one of the tightest and most contentious races in the country. oprah will appear at a town hall meeting and then join her canvassing the neighborhood. >> reporter: today the council't coe on the judiciary and public safety will ve on a bill today to move forward in places like takoma park, greens little and hyattsville already alw 16-year-olds to vote in local races. >>> today met fro wl review its new budget and it could mean improved service for riders, but it could also come at a cost. megan mcgrath will break how it affects your commute. >> reporter: metro is trying to improve and expand service in order to lure riders back to the system in order to boost ridership. these improvements would come at a cost, about $20 million. d.c.,an mar and virginia would have to foot the bill. take a look at the improvements here. they include making all cars eight-car train and instituting a $2 flat fee fare on weekend and extending rush hour service. in addition to the cost of these seice improvements, there are other costs going up within the budget. more money is needed to pay for

california, search teams have been looking for survivors in the town of paradise and in surrounding communities. the so-called camp fire has ban 6,000 homes. and in southern california, the wood woolsey fire has destroyed more than 200 homes. that fire is 12% contained. >>> the president is back in paris with world leaders to mark 100 years since the end of world war i. president macron used the occasion to rebuke the trump america-first approach and warned of nationalism, a term that the president has used to describe his own politics. macron said, nationalism, is a betrayal of patriotism. we erase what a nation holds dearest, its moral values. >>> a statewide recount is under way in florida this morning, where two pivotal races are too close to call. in the senator race, rick scott was leading bill nelson by 0.2% in the vote count. the race for governor was also forced into a rebound. det desantis was ahead of gillum. >>> now, an investigation into what happened to an air traffic control tower officer on duty. it happened on the overnight shift in las vegas, which is the nation's eighth-busiest airport. and this morning, t

but he's here tonight as a favor b school which is a little school with big ambitions and has done a lot. and the governor has agreed to say a few words and then do a town hall q&a, as he told some people up in the back, you don't have to ask him the question that he's probably answered a hundred times in the last two days but i'm sure there are things that you would like to ask governor kasich and that he would like to speak about. so john, it's up to you. [applause] john: i'm moving down here because for those that saw me speak and move around, i don't want to die in this pit. so i'm coming right down here. mr. aziz, the great photographer, has taken photographers all over the world, it is a dangerous job and he's been in some very difficult places. he's going to be honored tonight. congratulations. god bless you for your work. [applause] let me just hit the nail on the head. if i run for president again i have no clue that the union leader would endorse me. ok. i don't have any idea what would happen. but it really doesn't matter. because i think it's a national treasure. a national treasure. when you go through the history of presidential campaigns

town of paradise.the president met with first responders and survivors along with the governor and governor elect. president trump: "i think we've developed a great relationship. we have to work forest management, the b federal resources to aid recovery.president trump: "the federal government is behind you. we're all behind each other." "we're gonna work together. and we'll do a real job but this is very sad to see."his visit comes as hundreds of firefighters continue their battle to contain the flames.and rescuers desperately search for the missing -- of which there are now more than a thousand.officials say that number could change and the list could include duplicate names.a tragedy where more human remains are being found and survivors face a new grim reality.sheriff korey honea/butte county: "please give us an opportunity to come recover those remains and pay the respect owed to someone who may have perished in this." in oak park, california, i'm natasha chen reporting. (justine) saying they want to come together to help california.. president trump joined governor jerry brown and governor-elect gavin newsom in the camp fire burn zone.(jr) both newsom and brown have been critical of trump and t