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she immediately recognized cabrera and embraced her with lots of licks to the face. >> there's no chancet. >> i'm kristen zee. >>> tonight, the bombshell development. the president's long-time fixer and personal attorney surrounded by cameras today, after pleading guilty to lying to congress and revealing he has now entered a plea deal with special counsel robert mueller. what michael cohen has already told mueller. the president furious, calling him weak today. and why the president has now abruptly canceled his weekend meeting with vladimir putin. >>> also breaking tonight, scenes of chaos on american highways. big rigs and cars crashing. the accidents mounting tonight, as a sweeping system moves from the west across the country and into the northeast. rob has the new track. >>> the family killed in a massive fire weeks before christmas, and tonight, what author

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being with me on this sunday.o border. federal officials closing down california's largest border crossing between san diego and tijuana, shortly after hundreds of migrants overwhelmed mexican police and rushed toward the american side. [ speaking non-english ] right now, all roads and pedestrian bridges in both directions are closed at the san ysidro port of entry. it's just one of five land border crossings clustered along california's border with mexico, and as we know, san ysidro is the only closure this hour. all of this happening as the incoming mexican government denies reports today that it has reached a deal with the trump administration to keep asylum seekers in mexico while their applications for asylum in the u.s. are pending. i want to bring in, from mexico with itv news correspondent emma murphy who's joining us

its hard to -- >> cnn meteorologist ivan cabrera joins me now. what the latest, ivan?ur ago, 100 flights have been canceled and the problem is, even if your flight doesn't get canceled, once you get to the airport, whoever's picking you up, may not be able to get there. we're now north of 1,000 cancelations, 500 delays and this number continues to tick up as well. we're talking into the hundreds for tomorrow. why? the peak of the storm in chicago isn't happening until tonight and into tomorrow. that's when the conditions will be the worst. as ana was mentioning there, upwards of 14 to 15 million under this blizzard warning. this is serious stuff. we've already had upwards of a foot of snowfall in places like iowa. this is going to continue to fall and fall sideways. whiteout continues here. winds 40 to 45 miles an hour. that's a problem here as we continue to see the radar here. the center of circulation, this is the center of our blizzard on the eastern flank of it, you've got a warm southerly wind, once the low tracks north and east, its going to pull the cold air, w

ana cabrera. she is in tallahassee. what is gillum's message to voters now the night before the election? >> reporter: hi, anderson. the main message tonight is go vote. and you can hear this crowd is fired up. they are calling this the bring it home midnight rally. we are at florida a&m university, a fitting venue given andrew gillum was a graduate of florida a&m. and he has a star-studded line-up trying to turn out the vote for him tonight. the headliner at this event is going to be sean "diddy" combs. they had dj khaled, monica, all trying to help andrew gillum become the next governor of the state of florida. we talk to people who lined up for hours before they even opened the doors here. a lot of young voters and students here who told us, you will all of them who we talked to told us they had already voted or they were definitely going to vote tomorrow. and andrew gillum really needs that young vote to turn out. the potential there is huge. here in the state of florida more than 50% of registered voters are of the

we thank specialist cabrera for her service, and miss may clearly appreciates you, too. butte county again. the new problems for camp fire victims as rain hits the burn scar. >>> here in the bay area, quieted down. the damage caused by the latest storm, and when the rain returns. >>> evacuation at san francisco's hall of justice, the scare that led to a lockdown and canceled court proceedings for the afternoon. >> live, where you live, this is "abc7 news." >>> first, fire, now flood. evacuation orders and warnings are in place in beaut county tonight as the storm is bringing a new set of problems for the victims of the camp fire. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. right now, a flash flood warning for paradise and surrounding communities. >> carlos? >> reporter: as you know, this community has been through so much the past few weeks. some residents who were evacuated were allowed to return to their homes, but now, they have to deal with flooding, and even more evacuations. overflowing water has blocked off roadways, while heavy

coming down the escalator, midway there in her uniform, 23-year-old specialist cassandra cabrera.her dog. cassandra had been deployed in africa for nine months. and if you've ever wondered, would your dog remember you, your love, watch this border collie, miss may. miss may giving kisses, the dog overjoyed, running back to the family but she could not resist, back to that specialist, and cassandra telling us tonight, they've been snuggling every night at their home in linden, california, saying miss may hasn't left her side since he came home. we thank specialist cabrera for >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> mother nature putting on a show after the storms move through the bay area. a rainbow off the san mateo coastline. that's a sign of good luck. maybe. wet weather is not entirely over. not like you're in hawaii. but you're in the bay area. >> looks like that pot of gold is in the water out there. are you going to dive out there? >> i'd go for it. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm kristen sze. let's get to spencer christian who's been tracking the rain all day.

i'm ana cabrera in new york thanks for being with us on this saturday.ht now. president trump getting his feet dirty in the middle of the california wildfire disaster. the president walking through the burned out foundations of homes in paradise, california. this is a town that was completely, i mean completely destroyed by the fast moving wildfire. >> families where they've lost everything, a lot of people have been lost. i guess, jerry you don't really know the final count. we won't know that for a while. there are areas you can't even get to them yet. but we have incredible people doing the

. >> meteorologist ivan cabrera joins us more with the rain moving to california.but as you were tell megating me the last hour, gives them more problems. >> the fire without the rauinfal is already 75% contained. in a way, ironically, we don't want the rain. the rain is going to make things worse. we'll talk about the mud flows in a second here. we've had california's worst fire ever, 152,250 acres. here comes the pacific moisture. the fire late this season is not typic typical. we get the storms from the coast and it will come in hard and heavy. day one is today. day two, and then, day three. this is a multiday event right on top of northern california. as far as the rainfall tallies, we're talking about 3 to 5 inches. it looks like the worst area would be right over paradise here. this is not good. a three-day, five-inch rainfall event for northern california. flash flood watches are in effect. that's going to be a big threat, along with the mudslides and the debris flow, that we're expecting with the rain mixing with the burnt soil there. there you see the impr

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being here. our breaking news at the southern border, the mexican government now says it's going to deport 500 migrants who just hours ago tried to rush the border near san diego at the san ysidro port of entry. that crossing the busiest in the western hemisphere only partially reopened last hour. in a statement tonight, the department of homeland security says the migrants sought to harm customs and border personnel by throwing projectiles at them, and the agency warns the u.s. won't tolerate this type of lawlessness and will not hesitate to shut down other ports of entry. tonight additional agents are now headed to the border as patrol helicopters stalk from overhead. for his part, president trump has threatened to clothes entire southern border if the u.s. and mexico cannot broker a dole on how to handle asylum-seekers. nick watt is at the san ysidro crossing for us. nick, what more are you seeing right now? >> reporter: listen, this is one of the busiest border crossings in the world and part

i'm ana cabrera. our top story potential game changer for the president's immigration fight. "the washington post" is reporting that the incoming mexican government will support a new trump administration proposal that would require asylum seekers to wait in mexico while their applications are processed in u.s. courts. now, this would effectively end what the president has called catch and release where some migrants are allowed to live and work in the u.s. currently while their asylum applications are pending. earlier this week a judge in california blocked another administration effort to deny asylum to those that cross the border illegally. give us more context what the president is trying to achieve here. >> reporter: the president has been focused recently both on the rise in asylum claims and what he perceives as a lack of cooperation from mexican leaders when it comes to helping the u.s. with its illegal immigration problem on the southern border. this deal could help the president address both concerns. it comes as trump administration officials have been pressuring m

yours for the saving. >>> you are live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> i'm ana cabrera in new york. with us. our top story this hour what appears to be a major dispute over the u.s.-mexico border about asylum seekers and the president tweeting moments ago asylum seekers will be required to wait in mexico while their u.s. applications are processed. this could end what the president has called catch and release where some migrants are allowed to live and work in the u.s. while their asylum applications are pending. some mexican officials dispute that they have made such a deal with the trump administration and it's our understanding no official agreement has been signed. let's get to cnn w h

here's ivan cabrera. >> a combination, good morning, of not just the arctic air but the winds making it feel like in the single digits. the arctic air mass will be on top of us. will be easily the coldest spot in the nation. we could have the coldest thanksgiving since we've been keeping records. as far as the temperatures for today, 30s and 40s. but then arctic air will make its way in along with the wind. in new york, 26 for the windchill through the early part of the morning. and then single-digit numbers for thursday and friday. likewise in boston. philly, syracuse won't get above zero as far as the windchill. incredible stuff. of course we're going to have record lows here. upwards of 16 record lows potentially through the early part of thursday. then for the big parade, bundle up if you're going to be out there. look at these temperatures staying at the lower 20s. with the wind at 15 to 20 miles per hour, that's going to make it feel like the upper single digits. and if that wind gets steadily above 20 miles per hour, we'll have to cancel the balloons. we'll have to watch this

the news continues with ana cabrera right now. >>> you're in the cnn newsroom. cabrera in new york. thanks for being with me on this sunday afternoon. we're following several developing stories this hour. in florida, the recount is under way for those crucial senate and governor races. this hour, the election supervisor from one of the most crucial counties, palm beach, says they will not be able too meet the deadline. plus, the president this hour flying back home from france after a rebuke by the french president, delivering the message nationalism is not p patriotism. first, our breaking news right now. more people confirmed dead in the most horrific fire emergency seen in california in nearly 30 years. what's making this disaster even more awful is that it is nowhere near over right now. the most destruction thus far is in northern california, north of sacramento. a wildfire has consumed more than 100,000 acres and literally everything built on it. firefighters say in a matter of days, about 6500 family homes have burned down. now, the human toll from these

the news continues right now with anna cabrera. >>> thanks, fred. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." so glad you could join me. we begin with a new report that could give a huge boost to the president's border fight. "the washington post" is reporting that the incoming mexican government will support a new trump administration proposal that would require asylum seekers to wait in mexico while their applications are processed in u.s. courts. now, this would effectively end the long-standing asylum process, which the president often refers to as catch and release. one of "the washington post" reporter who is broke this story is joining us now. thanks for being here. i want to clarify first that no formal agreement has been signed, but how would this work exactly? >> that's right. there is no formal agreement in place yet, but the mexican government and the incoming mexican government that takes power on december 1st has reached this deal with the trump administration. and what wiit will essentially is require asylum seeker who is arrive at the border

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being with me. breaking news natural disaster right now so much of california deadliest of wildfires by far and making it more frightening this destructive emergency is no where near over. from northern california above san francisco to parts south to malibu, almost a quarter million acres are burning this week. and that is area the size of chicago and boston combined. >> president trump today in california walking through the burned out remains of family homes in what was the town of paradise. it's gone. 90% of the houses and buildings there consumed by the wildfire. a reporter there asked the question if seeing this destruction, smelling it, feeling it has changed his opinion on climate change. his answer, no. >> does it seem to change your opinion on climate change, mr. president? >> no, no, i have a strong opinion. i want forests that are very safe because we can't go through this every year. we are going to have safe forests. and that's happening as we speak. >> you said there needs to be chang

i'm ana cabrera in new york.ntil the midterms, and president trump is putting all of his energy into the state t s the republicans need him most. today he's in montana and he has six more stops until election day. while the president has been talking about

i'm ana cabrera in new york thanks for being with us on this saturday. we are following breaking news right now. president trump getting his feet dirty in the middle of the california wildfire disaster. the president walking through the burned out foundations of homes in paradise, california. this is a town that was completely, i mean completely destroyed by the fast moving wildfire. >> families where they've lost everything, a lot of people have been lost. i guess, jerry you don't really know the final count. we won't know that for a while. there are areas you can't even get to them yet. but we have incredible people doing the job. so we'll get that done better than anybody else can do it. >> let's go live to chico, california. that's where we have cnn kayly hartung. the president is also in this regs. kayly, what did the president say to people who had to flee their homes, many of whom have now nothing? >> reporter: walmart, where the people, the community of paradise, are known to shop, really able to put a lot of things into perspective. the people h

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being here. the mexican government now says it's going to deport 500 migrants who just hours ago tried to rush the border near san diego at the san ysidro port of entry. that crossing the busiest in the western hemisphere only partially reopened last hour. in a statement tonight, the department of homeland security

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being with me on this sunday.t with the president of the united states ridiculing retired admiral william mcraven, a commander who oversaw the operation that killed osama bin laden. president trump not only dismisses mcraven as a, quote, hillary clinton backer, but says it would have been nice if bin laden has been taken out sooner. here's the president talking to fox news anchor chris wallace. >> mcraven, retired admiral, navy s.e.a.l., 37 years, former head of u.s. special operations -- >> hillary clinton fan. >> special operations -- >> excuse me, hillary clinton fan.

i'm ana cabrera in for brooke baldwin.th jake tapper starts right now. >>> the same president who recently tweeted that the porn star with whom he allegedly had an affair has a, quote, horseface today expressed concern about decorum at the white house. "the lead" starts right now. >>> president trump today saying he has personally answered some written questions from special counsel, robert mueller, as he insults the probe and as anxiety over the russia probe continues to unravel him and many of those around him. >>> it's being called one of the largest body recovery missions in the united states since 9/11. the scope of the misery almost unimaginable as wildfires tear across california and crews search for the hundreds now missing. >>> plus,

i'm ana cabrera in new york. in the process, the president slamming a venerated navy seal commander who had raised concerns about his rhetoric the here's the extraordinary change with fox news anchor chris wallace. >> no president has liked his press coverage. john kennedy in your oval office canceled the subscription to the new york herald tribune. >> it's fake, it's phony. >> it's news you don't like? >> no. i don't mind getting bad news if i'm wrong. if i do something wrong, like, for instance, the cemetery, i was not allowed to go because of the secret service because they expected to take a helicopter. they said, sir, we are totally unequipped to you to go. in addition, the cemetery was too far away from air force one, which is like a control center, where you had to be near. not one paper that i saw wrote it that way. they said i stayed out of it because of the rain. and yet the following day i made a speech at the american cemetery. it was pouring. it wasn't even really raining the first day, but the fog w

. >>> i'm anna cabrera in new york. president trump putting washington politics aside.st coast focusing on the unbelievable destruction and the climbing number of people killed and left homeless by the wildfires in california. the president now in what is left of the town of paradise, california, that is where nearly everything man made burned to the ground a few days ago, and now they're returning to meet each other to collect whatever they can salvage. here is the president speaking just moments ago. >>

." >>> i'm ana cabrera in new york. great to have you with us. our top story this hour what appears to be a major dispute over the u.s.-mexico border about asylum seekers and the president tweeting moments ago asylum seekers will be required to wait in mexico while their u.s. applications are processed. this could end what the president has called catch and release where some migrants are allowed to live and work in the u.s. while their asylum applications are pending. some mexican officials dispute that they have made such a deal with the trump administration and it's our understanding no official agreement has been signed. let's get to cnn white house reporter sara westwood who has been covering the president from west palm beach. sara, what is the president saying? >> reporter: after weeks of ratcheting up the pressure on mexico to do more to stop that caravan of central american migrants heading for the southern border the president is hinting that he may have struck a deal with mexican leaders to secure more cooperation from mexico when it c

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. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in for brooke baldwin. you've been watching president trump award the nation's highest civilian honor the medal of freedom to seven recipients, everyone from elvis to babe ruth, oren hatch and antonin scalia, an eclectic mix from the world of sports, entertainment, law and politics. just before the president hosted that ceremony he made a rare revelation about special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. president trump confirmed he, not his attorneys, wrote responses to questions from the special counsel's team. >> my lawyers aren't working on that, i'm working on that. i write the answers. my lawyers don't write answers, i write answers. i was asked a series of questions, i have answered them very easily, very easily. i'm sure they're tricked up because, you know, they like to catch people, you know, was the weather sunny or was it rainy? he said it may have been a good day, it was rainy, therefore, he told a lie. he perjured himself. okay. so you have to always be careful when you answer questi

here's meteorologist ivan cabrera. >> record cold temperatures and along with that the wind to contende two, it is going to feel brutal out there. today we'll be in the 20s as far as the windchill. balmy compared to what's coming. terrible timing. thanksgiving morning, eight degrees is what it's going to feel like in new york. ten for black friday morning. boston in the single digits. syracuse, one degree, five below into friday. brutal stuff here. 16 possible record lows. in fact, in new york if we hit 19 or below, that would make it the coldest thanksgiving ever. here is the forecast for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. looking at temperatures in the low 20s. with the wind at 15 to 20, that's going to make it feel like single digits throughout the parade. bundle up. this is not going to last that long. for black friday, still cold. but watch what happens -- we'll get back to where we should be for this time of year. so again, it's just this timing. back into the 50s by the weekend. and into early next week. happy cold thanksgiving. guys? >> good day to sit inside, watch football a

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being with me on this sunday. we begin tonight with the president of the united states ridiculing retired admiral william mcraven, a commander who oversaw the operation that killed osama bin laden. president trump not only dismisses mcraven as a, quote, hillary clinton backer, but says it would have been nice if bin laden has been taken out sooner. here's the president talking to fox news anchor chris wallace. >> mcraven, retired admiral, navy s.e.a.l., 37 years, former head of u.s. special operations -- >> hillary clinton fan. >> special operations -- >> excuse me, hillary clinton fan. >> who led the operations, command of the operations that took down saddam hussein and killed osama bin laden. he says your sentiment is the greatest threat to democracy in his lifetime. >> okay. he's a hillary clinton backer and an obama backer. and frankly -- >> he was a navy s.e.a.l. >> wouldn't it be nice if we got osama bin laden a lot sooner than that? >> mcraven has been an outspoken critic of trump. he wrote a stunning rebu

i'm ana cabrera.ng rights starts now. >> the following is a cnn special report. >>> look at how close he is. >> wisconsin barely in play. >> this is a reliably democratic state. >> it was pretty clear that this was an earthquake. >> it was a shock. >> 2016 election was the first in 50 years without the full protections of the voting rights act.

too soon and too little. >> eamon, you stay there with us on set, cnbc contributor michelle caruso cabrerae you. >> nice to see you. >> you know navarro. we know he's the attack dog, if you will, on china does it choiange the doingynamic >> i think by design, yes. even if president trump doesn't want to follow anything peter navarro wants to do again, as a tactic, you put him in the room. he's the toughest guy. i'd say he and lighthizer are equivalent in their hawkishness but peter is bellicose, belligerent, willing to offend and so you have him sitting there and people who describe him that way, by the way, that's a compliment the way they talk about that you have him there as a signal that we are not soft on this we're going to be tough so i think that's absolutely by design. >> that bigs tegs the question,l we get a cease-fire deal >> you open up a "wall street journal" and there's been a big leak about a possible deal is that because there's a possible deal or is it also the possibility to say, look, we offered china this and we didn't get it but i think it sets up the market for an ex

monica cabrera brought her kids. >> we are having cabin fever and trying to fire department any findy. >> reporter: corn el bernard. >>> the smoke is thick enough to set off alarms. the alarms and detectors are functioning like they should but at the same time it is not a fire that is setting them off. many firefighters are the calls. >> crews are not false alarms. >>> during his visit to southern california today, president trump met with families and victims of the mass shootings in thousand oaks. >>died. many of the victims were younger. they were there for a weeklycol ventura sheriff sergeant was killed. >> it is so sad to see. thesere a people. great families. they are torn apart. it is a tragic, that was a tragic event. >> the gunman was ian long. >> a memorial service planned tomorrow to remember a napa woman killed in that shooting. housley was attending pepperdine university at the time of her death. attendees are asked to wear brightly colored clothing >>> people are volunteering to help with the campfire relief effort. but the fire has also created job opportunities. the j

reasons why they want to make as much noise as they're making now because they don't know victor cabrerale of months. the lawyer representing a christian woman in pakistan who was cleared of blasphemy charges after eight years on death row, has fled the country in fear for his life. saif mulook said he had to leave so he could continue to represent asia bibi, who was convicted in 2010 of insulting the prophet muhammad, but acquitted by the supreme court earlier this week. violent protests by hardline islamists followed the ruling, but the government has since reached a deal with them, barring ms bibi from leaving pakistan. we can speak now to madiha afzal, nonresident fellow at the brookings institution think tank and author of — pakistan under siege: extremism, society and the state. she joins us from washington. could you so much for making time to speak to us here on bbc news. talk us speak to us here on bbc news. talk us through where we are because we think it's still in prison but awaiting release? yeah, so the federal government is the one that is responsible for placing people on

joining me now, chris cabrera. there is a lot of criticism of the administration for using this teargas. but we feared this. we talked about this all last week and the week prior on the shore show. did authorities do what they had to do? >> most of definitely. if any blame is placed on anything that transpired it's on the folks who did what they did. you see a lot of coverage of a lady was small children. what was she thinking getting in front of that thing or the guys using her as a human shield. nowhere in the world can you just crown is to somebody's border and expect nothing in return. trish: where does that leave us now? we had to use tear gas. i should point out during the obama administration they did the same thing. not teargas, but they used pepper spray, rather similar, to thwart off these crowds of people trying to come into our country. you do not have borders and you don't protect the borders, what are you left with, sir. >> this has been a long time coming. we have been dealing with this since 2004. c

i'm ana cabrera in new york.ews right now, more people confirmed dead in the most horrific fire emergency california has endured in nearly 30 years. what's making this disaster even more awful is that it's not even close to over. the most destruction thus far is in northern california north of sacramento. a wildfire there as consumed more than 100,000 acres and literally everything built on it, and anything in its path. look at these cars. firefighters say in a matter of days about 6,500 family homes have burned down. the human toll from the wildfires across the state, 25 people so far found dead. more than 100 others still missing. officials and family members

in california and the cold headed to the east coast for thanksgiving, here is meteorologist ivan cabrera. >> good morning. you think rain would be good for california, it will be for the drought, but the burn scars will cause a mess. two systems bringing significant rain. the first on wednesday. already tomorrow raining and heavily at times. we get a break through thursday, but thursday night and friday, we have yetrain. by the time all is said and done, we could have 4 to 6 inches over the burn area. good for the fires, but the mudslide threat will increase as we head through the next several days. out east, a weak system, but it is enough for winter weather advisories for the purple areas there. you get into new hampshire and maine and you see 2 to 4 inches. that is happening today and tonight. we will clear this out and in the wake of it, we will have coldest air mass of the season. look at this. the temperatures are windchills. the winds will be gusty. new york, single digit windchills for thursday and into black friday. bundle up. guys. >> bundle up. all right. >>> troll alert. inst

missy may jumped all over cassandra cabrera at the sacramento airport last week.l phone video and, as it should be, is now getting nationwide attention. cabrera was deployed in the african nation of djibouti for 11 months and she was worried missy may not remember her. well, her family tells our sacramento station kovr that her bond with miz missy may is amaz >> she clearly remembered her. >> welcome home, missy. >> cassandra. >> yes. >>> a hot bowl of soup is a well-known cold remedy. ahead in our series "a more perfect union" an arizona couple brings the comforts of home cooking to help college students get well. how sweet is that? you're watching cbs "this morning." >>> the joy of giving and there's no shame in crying your eyes out during a car commercial as we debut toyota's annual holiday message. take a look. >> hey, mom, it's snowing. it's so early. >> come here. >> he wanted to come, it's just too far. >> drive safe. >> grandma. >> hi, sweetheart. >> hey, what are you doing? >> come and help me. >> thank you, grandma. >> whoa. >> come on. >> there you go.

i'm ana cabrera in new york. president slamming a venerated navy seal commander who had raised concerns about his rhetoric the here's the extraordinary change with fox news anchor chris wallace. >> no president has liked his press coverage. john kennedy in your oval office canceled the subscription to the new york herald tribune. >> it's fake,

i'm ana cabrera in new york. three days until the midterms, and president trump is putting all of his energy into the state t s the republicans need him most. today he's in montana and he has six more stops until election day. while the president has been talking about enforcing several controversial border policies, today border patrol posted some images of u.s. troops installing barbed wire in texas. this has voters across the u.s. just swarming their early vote locations. more than 27 million early ballots cast as of yesterday evening. that number has eclipsed early votes for a presidential election in some cases, in some states, let alone a midterm year. we'll talk more about these remarkable numbers in a moment. first let's go to our cnn senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny who is at president trump's rally in belgrade, montana. jeff, what is the president's argument today? >> reporter: ana, the president is making a direct argument about why montana voters in his view should vote against jon tester.

monica cabrera brought her kids. >> we're having cabin fever, trying to find any options. >> most outdoorootball games to festivals have all been cancelled across the bay area. >> it's impacting people in interesting ways and reminding us how little control we really have in life. >> reporter: over the last few days the city of alameda gave away free masks to the public. the demand was short of amazing. the city says more than 6,000 masks were given out. the advice for now, worth repeating, stay indoors if you can and keep wearing your mask if you have one. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> well, today president trump surveyed the ashes of what was once a mobile home park in the city of paradise, saying he fully wanted to grasp the scale of the desolation. wayne freedman takes a look. >> reporter: when air force and president trump arrived at the air force base it began a visit no one could have imagined a little more than a week ago. moments later this handshake with governor elect gavin newsom, an unlikely alliance, for a day at least. that's mayor jodi jones, along with governor brown,

here is meteorologist ivan cabrera. >> guys, good morning on this thanksgiving week.weak frontal boundary moving through. by the time we get to tomorrow, we could have accumulating snowfall well to the west crossing the interior. i'll pinpoint that exactly. the boundary in the form of rain and on the northwest side, cold enough air to support snowfall. this is not a huge deal until tonight and tuesday. watch the forecast radar as it moves out of the great lakes. snow is breaking out. it is heavy enough for portions of western massachusetts and berkshire and the mountains in vermont. the winter weather advisory there. 2 to 4 inches of accumulation. east of it, a mainly rain event. we are not dealing with snow potential here. you see the temperatures into the 40s in boston. look at what happens here. the cold air will arrive by the time we get to thanksgiving. by the time it does so, the moisture will be out of here. it will be a sunny and cold pattern setting up through the day on thursday. likewise for new york and d.c. as well. guys. >> ivan, thanks. >>> could peanut

i'm ana cabrera in new york. breaking news this sunday evening, the urgent identity of control wildfire emergency in several parts of california. earlier today the death toll jumped again when fire officials found the bodies of two more people in the fire-ravaged los angeles suburb of malibu. cliffside homes there and in ventura county they are burned to the ground or seriously damaged. hundreds of thousands of people in l.a. county, ventura county have evacuated, and it's not just there that it's unsafe. the most destructive of the wildfires is actually in northern california where about 6,500 family homes have burned down in at least one town north of sacramento was completely destroyed. a mom and her daughter escaped the flames. a look at all of the destruction that left -- was left behind. here's how they got out. >> i've never been so scared in my life. >> it's okay, momma. >> oh, god. >> it's okay, mom ark. it's okay. please, please drive. just please drive. >> i am. i'm trying. oh, please, god, please. ple

. >> your opponent, the democratic opponent, powell spoke to ana cabrera yesterday and had this to sayi want to give you a chance to respond. listen to this. >> i want to remind something. curbelo is no moderate. he's been voting with trump 85% of the time. he votes straight with the most extreme republicans, especially on immigration. he's caved into his party. he voted for a tax bill that gives $1.9 trillion cuts to the wealthest americans, not helping the hard-working families in my district. he's no moderate. >> what's your response, congressman? >> my opponent's just another scripted politician reading off the talking points that the party committee sent to her, and that's not the type of leadership that's going to change things in washington, d.c., wolf. i've been ranked the fourth most bipartisan member in the house. i have shown time and again that i'm willing to stand up to my party. i have been attacked by people in my party and the opposing party. i tried to join the congressional hispanic caucus months ago and democratic colleagues made the bigoted decision to keep me out.

here is meteorologist ivan cabrera. >> good morning. you think rain would be good for california. draught. where we have the burn scars, it will bring the potential for mudslides. we have two systems bringing significant rain. the first on wednesday. already tomorrow raining and heavily at times. we get a break through thursday, but thursday night and into friday, we have yet another one with more rain. by the time all is said and done, we could look at 4 to 6 inches over the burn area. again, good for the fires, but the problem is the mudslide threat will increase as we head through the next several days. out east, we have a weak system, but enough to issue winter weather advisories with the purple color there. it stays to the northwest of boston. you get to new hampshire and maine and you see 2 to 4 inches. that is happening today and tonight. we clear this out and in the wake of it we have the coldest air mass of the season. these are windchills because the winds are gusty. by the time we get to new york, single digit windchills for thursday and into black friday. bundle up. gu

take a look at army soldier sandra cabrera returning home after a 10-month deployment in africa., was her dog, miss may, happy to see her come back. she was only a puppy when she went overseas. she was nervous her dog might not remember her. she does. >> she devil does. if you stayed at a marriott hotel, heads-up. it experienced a major data breach overnight. >> it is a doozy. >> it is a doozy. >>> plus, hundreds ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >>> good morning. it is friday, november 30th, the end of november. >> that's right. and we made it to the end of the week. although we got there kind of wet. we're ending up dry. don't know worry, your saturday will still be wet. right, mike? >> absolutely. our next storm coming in tonight, through tomorrow. we will talk about that over the next half hour or so. i want to get you out the door on a dry note. it is quiet. a little breezy, especially along the coast. gusting to 29, ha

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the news continues right now with anna cabrera. >>> thanks, fred.e "cnn newsroom." so glad you could join me. we begin with a new report that could give a huge boost to the president's border fight. "the washington post" is reporting that the incoming mexican government will support a new trump administration proposal that would require asylum seekers to wait in mexico while their applications are processed in u.s. courts. now, this would effectively end the long-standing asylum process, which the president often refers to as catch and release. one of "the washington post" reporter who is broke this story is joining us now. thanks for being here. i want to clarify first that no formal agreement has been signed, but how would this work exactly? >> that's right. there is no formal agreement in place yet, but the mexican government and the