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cal back in a holiday tournament in brooklyn. they call at this time legends. that is a legend if there ever was, dr. j checking out his son that plays for cal. calof the gate. andre kelly might be a kid worth watching, 6'8", 260 out of stockton. temple on a 15-2 run in the second half, gets the alley oop working there. cal was done for but we've got to show you can dunking dutchman. 7'3", cal falls 76-59 totem president obama, the bears 1-3. >> santa clara and physically over powered tonight. jordan 15 points and 7 rebounds. more from the golden gophers. that's the left hand slam. physically over matched, 88-66 golden gophers. >> all right, the oakland a's have a kd of their own, chris davis. today. major league baseball naming him the outstanding dh. that's the edgar martinez award. edgar played with the mariners 18 years. 48 homers for chris davis, 123 rbi's making it the third straight year 40 home runs or more. >> check this out tonight. remember minute boelte, 7'6", with the goldsen state warriors. remember he would just get one and i would say heave it successfully for three. well, he has a son playing at the university of oregon. his crea

cal -- cal state and stanford game. >> tomorrow is the big day. they wanted to do walk-throughs. they can't do walk-throughs if -- >> is a big game. >> you think they will be able to play question mark >> no, i don't think they will play.>>> a desperate plea, they have been distributing meals for decades. a week to go until things giving, they put out a tweet, they say they have yet to receive their first turkey donation. they're asking people tneed 250 turkeys to make it through thanksgiving and their holiday grocery giveaway next month. every year there is people all around the block because they provide a full thanksgiving meal to an estimated 5000 people in need. >>> coming up, 100 acres of land right through development. and how a community is weighing in on what to build where a freeway was once planned.>>> worriers are writing an emotional roller coaster. they will show us how they were derailed. that is coming up next in sports. >>> worriers in houston, it did not go well. the matter what you think of the worriers, world champs are a bunch of millionaires, they are never boring. >> not lately. >> i will tell you this, katie and raymonde are on speaking terms again. that's the good news. if they can ever start paying by playing decent basketball again, that would be great news. all smiles tonight. pened. once the game started down in houston, they actually share the basketball with each >> if monday, they would be talking about it. look at it again, no problem sharing the basketball. it was good early. they said there was no step. he led the worriers with only 20 points. not the rockets, they were hit 1-3 after another. they had six. the left hand in that as well. watch this sequence. they lose the ball and they carried it. they turn the ball over, no problem. it all is forgotten. they come up through the court. isaiah, he hits it and they were down by 23. they don't have -- they have 60 turnovers. they have 36 were points for the rockets. here is what i thought was rather odd. >> they are having another game to play. >> after playing 42 minutes, i guess it was sorted the next day. thank god i got to spend it. i sat there on ice the whole day. everything happens for a reason. >> thank goodness for that suspension. i thought that with a little different. terrible l quality in berkeley tonight. men's basketball is called off. bears and detroit mercy. some other time. there's no such problems. contest for the fans, underhand of row in. it's 100 bucks. >> there you go. they ran away from the dawn. they scored it. alana smith is 5-3. 18 points 196 is the final. the cardinals are now 3-0. still done at the tank waiting for the sharks to crank it up. all that talent, and they had a mediocre. 10 of the last 11 games. they have given up three or more goals. joe scores it. that was 11th goal. five goals scored in the first. between the two. his first of they made it 3-2. we pick it up in the second. tied 3-3. sharks are on a power play. you can't have this happen. the breakaway for toronto, 5-3 was the final. the sharks are now protecting home ice again. as you know it's all about the quarterback in the nfl. two of the most watchable on display thursday night football . that would be aaron rodgers whose supporting a butte sweatshirt. he is from there of course. the other guys russell wilson, but aaron rodgers is heading towards aaron jones. they worked on the celebration. 14-3 in the second quarter. doug is 14-10. i love it. i think it's great. fourth quarter 508 left. wilson drills to ed dixon, touchdown. game decider 27-24. that is the deal. the two mvps are looking through the american league. kristen -- let's check this out. it's one of those getaway moments. the wild goalie, he would like to have his back man. he goes back and gets the puck. >> he accidentally let's nico -- they beat vancouver 6-2. that is the sporting wrath. time for news. >>> coming up next at 11. >> it's really hard to believe you wake up with a runny nose all the time. it's not your imagination. the air quality really did gwor >>> it deteriorated. the closures of schools and universities, the cancellation of sporting events, and a run on breathing masks. we have coverage tonight. >> here on campus people told me they are feeling the effects of the poor air quality. it led cal to cancel the men's basketball game. >> they are quiet on this thursday night. following the cancellation men's basketball game. school officials say a significant amount of smoke has adulterated the gym. they read an email that they sent out. >> is just real

cal- fire ... which is anxiously awaiting the rain as well.. sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"any rain is good helps put out the hot spots and clears the air" i caught up with cal fire spokesperson, amy head, at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico where cal fire has set up their base camp. she said the cal fire crews are counting the minutes until the rain falls.. but. they are nervous. if it rain comes down to fast. or if it rains for too long.. it could make their job harder and conditions dangerous for nearby evacuees. sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"it can cause debris flow and cause problems with our equipment, the crews are deep in the woods and if it turns into mud can make life harder, right now the prediction is not too much should be good but we will be watching the forecast closely" gabe slate kron 4 news ( robin ) in the east bay... a man who died after he was shot in a encounter with hayward police thursday night has been identified. police say 29- year-old agustin gonsalez of lathrop died from his inj

the rain could make cal fire's job harder and conditions dangerous for evacuees. sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"any rain is good helps put out the hot spots and clears the air" i caught up with cal fire spokesperson, amy head, at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico where cal fire has set up their base camp. she said the cal fire crews are counting the minutes until the rain falls.. but. they are nervous. if it rain comes down to fast. or if it rains for too long.. it could make their job harder and conditions dangerous for nearby evacuees. sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"it can cause debris flow and cause problems with our equipment, the crews are deep in the woods and if it turns into mud can make life harder, right now the prediction is not too much should be good but we will be watching the forecast closely" gabe slate kron 4 news as towns start to slowly reopen... evacuation orders were lifted in little chico creek, butte creek, upper honey run and parts of lower butte creek canyon. since morning, residents have been making thei

spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"any rain is good helps put out the hot spots and clears the air" i caught up with cal fire spokesperson, amy head, at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico where cal fire has set up their base camp. she said the cal fire crews are counting the minutes until the rain falls.. but. they are nervous. if it rain comes down to fast. or if it rains for too long.. it could make their job harder and conditions dangerous for nearby evacuees. sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"it can cause debris flow and cause problems with our equipment, the crews are deep in the woods and if it turns into mud can make life harder, right now the prediction is not too much should be good but we will be watching the forecast closely" gabe slate kron 4 news kron 4 news gabe slate kron 4 news cal fire wants to remind you to not let your guard down once it starts raining.. they say we are now in year round wild=fire danger... and you should always be prepared to evacuate at a moments notice... cal fire created this website " ready for wild=fire dot org" that walks you through how to prepare for a evacuation.. in the newsroom gabe slate kron 4

- fire giving (ken) (ken)cal - fire giving (ken) cal - fire giving some cal -l - fire giving updates.... (pam)governor jerry brown toured the fire zone in butte county today.... kron fours ashley za-val-a has more from chico. u.s. secretary of interior ryan zinke joined jerry brown today as the governor announced an executive order to cut red tape and streamline recovery efforts here in butte county.both zinke and brown sending a joint message that now is not the time to point fingers at who is responsible for the campfire...((pkg)) ((jerry brown)) "this is so devastating, i don't really have the words to describe it." governor jerry brown at a loss for words for the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire.((ryan zinke)) "this is the worst fire i have ever seen."u.s. secretary of interior ryan zinke making his fourth trip to california for a fire...zinke responded to criticism of president trump's comments on california's forest management and his threat to withhold federal relief."the president has pledged his full support to california. this is just n

cal- re ... which is anxiously awaiting the rain as well.. sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"any rain is good helps put out the hot spots and clears the air" i caught up with cal fire spokesperson, amy head, at the silver dollar fairgrounds in chico where cal fire has set up their base camp. she said the cal fire crews are counting the minutes until the rain falls.. but. they are nervous. if it rain comes down to fast. or if it rains for too long.. it could make their job harder and conditions dangerous for nearby evacuees. sound from amy head - cal fire spokesperson / cal fire chico base camp"it can cause debris flow and cause problems with our equipment, the crews are deep in the woods and if it turns into mud can make life harder, right now the prediction is not too much should be good but we will be watching the forecast closely" gabe slate kron 4 news (ken) santa clara police admit there are some unanswered questions in the mystery (ken) kron 4 newsgabe slate kron 4 news (ken) santa clara police admit there are some unanswered questions in the myster

he changed the name of a member of congress, changed the name of a cal cal town, went on another tear about raking and cleaning on our forest floors, and gave himself an a-plus as president. more on all of that in order as we continue and on top of that he had a lot to say about the mueller investigation. >> don't you know before you appointed him that he had that record and was so critical of robert mueller? >> i did not know that. i did not know he to come views on the mueller investigation as such. >> if whitaker decides in any way to limit or curtail the mueller investigation, you okay with that? >> look, he -- it's going to be up to him. >> but you won't overrule him if he decides to curtail? >> i would not get involved. >> a source close to whitaker tells smbs news he intentionally tried to catch the president's attention by raising his profile as an on air cnn legal commentator. the incoming chairman of the house intel committee, democrat adam schiff of california, has indicate that house democrats plan to investigate whitaker's appointment come january. the president got schif

cal students. cal lutheran is just down the street. an official on the scene says a half dozen are injured. >> conditions are not yet known. we are gathering information. one witness is telling kwca telling a suspect walked up and started shooting and setoff a smoke bomb. these details all need to be confirmed and began shooting. tactical officers raced to the scene. a few more words about the bar borderline bar & grill. 2,500 square feet. hundreds of people were inside. look, this was college night. wednesday night college night at the bar. you have students from pepperdine and cal lutheran who are frantically trying to find out if their friends were inside. there were lots of reports of college students fleeing the scene. >> still an active situation. csu channel islands is another college in the area. imagine hundreds of young people dancing to country music. line dancing often takes place. could be hundreds of people on the dance floor at anytime. here is what we know from the local captain of the ventura county sheriff's office with the update. >> so about 11:20 this evening, we received a call of shots fired at the borderline bar & grill here in thousand oaks. our first deputies arrived on scene, they also heard shots fired. our deputies have been searching the area. it is an active scene as you see behind me. we can confirm there are several people who have been injured inside the bar & grill, including one deputy sheriff who with was transported. i cannot tell you the condition of the deputy or those injured inside. i can tell you this is still a very act

cal fire, director "weather patterns have changed, we get more snow than rain, it is setting up veggitian for being more like fuel, more droughts" in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news cal fire has set up a website that details up a website call fire has set up a website that details out everything you should do now to prepare for a wild=fife evacuation. that website is ---- ready = for =wild=fire= dot= org. and now is a good time for that..as this weekend. we are under a red flag warning.. in the newsroom gabe slate kron 4 news (pam) another big story we are following tonight. we are learning more about the victims of the horrific shooting at borderline bar and grill in thousand oaks ..(ken) telemachus orfanos was killed in that shooting thursday. we now know orfanos was a navy veteran. among his awards were a national defense service medal, a global war on terrorism service medal, and a pistol marksmanship ribbon. orfanos' parents have spoken out to advocate for spoken out to advocate for more gun control....and mentioned that orfanos survived last year's shooting in las vegas. (pam) the family of mark meza junior says, the 20-year-old was also killed. those who knew meza the best.... nicknamed him-- 'marky'. in a statemen

cal was worried the dealerships would take a hit because of the divorce? not so said cal's side. his lawyer told him michele couldn't touch the business. and that anyway, before she vanished, michele had decided to accept cal's740,000. >> she had indicated to numerous people she was happy with the settlement. >> besides, said aunt merry -- >> there's plenty of money to go around and no amount of money would have made cal say a ha, you know, for $2 million, i'm just going to wipe her out. >> then there was the blood, the spatter in the kitchen alcove. could have been a cut finger, said the defense. anyway, nobody could tell when it was left there. as for the prosecution's claim that cal tried to wash away blood on the garage floor -- >> there's a small amount of diluted blood that was found days after the new york state police had walked through this particular area of the house while they were conducting the search. >> walking on it is not going to destroy the blood cells. >> it could dilute it if their boots were wet. >> finally the defense decided jurors needed to hear from cal harris as a caring father not as the menacing husband the state made him out to be. the defendant took the stand. >> it was nerve-

stark be vigilant says cal fire ken pimlott in a news release..the chief also says it's important to follow evacuation orders as soon as you learn about them. cal fire does have some cal fire does cal fire does have some safety tips for people to keep in mind..such as not mowing or trimming your grass on dry windy days.securing your tow chains because dragging chains can cause sparks.and to report any suspicious activities relating to wildfire starts. reporting live in sunol dan thorn kron4 news. front of the bus yelling and saying i'm gonna take you on the road to christ.">(pam) coming up -- a california school field trip took a dangerous turn after a man tried to hijack the school bus... details on what the bus driver did to protect her students. (pam) plus .. a woman attacked with a knife ... and the suspect is still on the loose... where it happened and how the suspect managed to get away. (ken) and up next it's been 40 years since the mass suicide at jonestown... tonight we hear from a former member who left guyana moments before the deaths.... you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yes! that's yes for

cal and stanford. cal was set to host the game at memorial stadium tomorrow in berkeley. the university issued a statement today announcing the game is postponed until december 1st. this is the first time the bay area's biggest college football rivalry is postponed since 1963 because it was the day after president kennedy was assassinated. >>> the poor air quality is also affecting high school football games. coming up at 6:30, the changes that organizers could be forced to make to determine play-off schedules if the air quality does not improve. >>> many school districts across the bay area canceled class today due to the bad air from a the "camp fire." classes from k through 12 were empty. yesterday district made last- minute decisions to shut down schools today leaving parents scrambling for child care. and one notable exception to the closures, most schools in santa clara county, the san jose unified school district and others decided to stay open today angering some parents who said the smoke warranted a closure. officials say they are following the advice of local health experts who say it's safe to have students attend class despite the bad air outdoors. >> we take our advice from the santa clara public health department, air quality management, the county office of ed. they have been working together to give us advice on whether we should stay open. >> san jose school officials say they have commercial grade filtration systems and that student are being kept indoors with internal air being recycled. officials say students may be in a healthier environment than they are in their own homes. >>> new details now from butte county where fire crews are investigating the possibility of a second admission point in the "camp fire." the second possibility is concow 30 minutes after the initial ignition in pulga. according to the "mercury news," a fire watch camera may have captured the second ignition. there's no official cause of the fire but pg&e says the malfunction with transmission equipment in the minutes before the first fire started. >>> thousands of evacuees are trying to figure out how to move forward. ktvu's tom vacar reports. >>> reporter: hundreds of people descended on the relief center in the old sears building at chico mall. this is where people can apply for all kinds of local, state and federal benefits and programs. but the real story is just across the street at the instant village next to and inside walmart's parking lot where we met a disabled veteran and his girlfriend. >> sleeping in my consider for two days. we need to set up a tent and stretch out and relax. >> reporter: he has been fighting with the va to recover $22,000 withheld from him due to a clerical error. >> now we have the fire and i could use thathe >> reporter: this place is a well intended citizen supported mess that mixes the long-term homeless with the new homeless. >> it causes tension between those two groups because you have the people without a home anymore feeling like these people who are homeless are coming to take what is theirs. >> reporter: the question, how long can this place be sustained? that's a question with no answer. >> these people need out of here immediately. this is a humanitarian crisis! >> reporter: this man lost his rental home. his employer's business also burned down leaving him jobless and stuck here for now. >> it's not going to last long here. it's not sustainable. the rains are coming. i can see all these low spots where it's going to fill up with water. i see a lot of trash over there. last night there's fights in the parking lot. i just don't think it is going to be sustainable. >> reporter: a pet groomer had her staff shampoo evacuee dogs yesterday for free but she had to come back today with baby masks to help humans. >> couldn't sleep last night. um, there was a little boy named eric that i came to find out this morning, um, that was looking at me, he is a year and a half old that he was in a car with no mask. >> reporter: and is eviction on the horizon? >> i heard one rumor or social media that this camp was going to be closed because homeless people had brought in guns and knives. >> there's a lot of rumors about them getting kicked out sunday. >> i'm not leaving. where am i going to go? i have no home to go to. where am i going to go? >> all you have to do is just care and be human. we are one. we are not meant to live like this. >> reporter: in reality this is only the tip of a larger iceberg. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> here are some dramatic pictures from the town of magalia which is north of paradise. on one side of the street the fire destroyed all homes and stores on the other side of the street. but a rite aid store still stands. it's now being used as a staging area for firefighters. >>> a new website launched by the town of paradise helping residents and businesses get updates and information about the "camp fire." it's called paradise recovers.org. paradiserecovers.org offering a place for people to find recovery resources. people to may need to contact town staff are encouraged to use the website. >>> coming up, we are continuing to monitor that update going on right now about the butte county wildfire. they have already mentioned that 146,000 acres have burned and so far they have 50% containment. >> also ahead, those n-95 masks used to protect people from the unhealthy air have been in high demand and diff i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> the live update on the fire in butte county. the sheriff is giving an update. >> all areas north of cherokee road and red tape road remain under an evacuation order. this includes condor road. we are going to continue to provide you with the updates on those evacuations and as you told you before, we are working diligently to get people back into the areas so good progress is being made and i'm hoping to have good updates going forward. i'll provide a brief update on what was reported to you yesterday from our district attorney michael ramsey but i will not take any questions about it because it is a pending investigation. it's under his office conducting the investigation. but he couldn't be here tonight. so as we told you last night, the officer-involved shooting that occurred on highway 70 last night is still under investigation butte county county officer-involved shooting protocol team. the shooting scene has been processed. the involved witness officers have been interviewed as well as the officers involved. dashcam video was taken during the incident. the preliminary findings consistent with the statements of the parties involved. let me state that another way. what is depicted on the video is consistent with the statements of all the parties involved. additional forensic analysis will be conducted of evidence and ultimately we need the autopsy results. the district attorney will provide more information when it becomes available. now i want to update you on our current status to develop, um, a list of people who are currently unaccounted for. as i told you we are refining the process and increasing to go through the information that we have and ultimately work to identify locations of those individuals or ultimately account for them. so as of today, we have accounted for 329 individuals who were on the list of unaccounted for persons. that number has increased by 102 as of today. as of tonight, the list that we be releasing of unaccounted for individuals stands at 1,011 which is an increase from yesterday of 380. i want you to understand, though, that this is a dynamic list. it will fluctuate up and down every day. and the list is derived from essentially three different datasets. first, people are now calling in to the call center that we established and we have more resources in there allowing us to increase the capacity of the volume of calls that we are able to accept. number two, people have emailed us information about unaccounted for individuals. we are now able to process those emails and add them to the list. third as i talked about last night, in the initial hours of this extraordinarily chaotic event that people were calling in, talking about people that they couldn't find or who were unaccounted for, that information was being entered as rapidly as possible by our public safety dispatchers into our records system. you can imagine the intense pressure that they were under. so that data is now being reviewed and mined and the information about potentially unaccounted for people is being pulled out and added to this list. that's a long arduous process because as the emergency was progressing, the dispatchers were trying to get as much information as possible quickly because of the volume of calls they received. i say that because i think it's important when you report this number, you should report it with context. you shouldn't just report the number. because it's misleading in terms of it. the information i'm providing you is still somewhat raw data. we find there's very likely the possibility that the list contains duplicate names and in some cases it's possible that the same individual is listed twice or more. often times someone will call in and they won't know the exact spelling of an individual's name. so it gets listed based on what they perceive the spelling to be. it's going to take time for your investigators to go through and verify those names and then ultimately be able to determine if it's the same individual or just duplicates and go from there. the reason i put this information out, though, without refining the data or going through that is because as i told you in the past, i can't let perfection get in the way of progress. it's important for us to get the information out so we can get started on identifying these unaccounted for individuals. so please, when you report this information, assist me in providing the appropriate context and explaining what's going on. okay? since last night's briefing, i again had the very unfortunate duty to report to you that an additional eight human remains were recovered from our search efforts today. that brings the total number of human remains located and collected at this point to 71. of the eight that were located today, seven of them were found in paradise. all were inside structures. one was found magalia and those human remains were found inside a structure. the 71 human remains that we have found, we have tentatively identified 58 of those individuals. and we're waiting on dna confirmation to be able to say conclusively who they are and then we are in the process of notifying the next of kin. as of tonight, i had two additional individuals who have been positively identified and their next of kin has been notified. they are paula dodge, age 70 from paradise. and randall dodge, age 67, of paradise. as i told you last night, i was going to bring some subject matter experts with me to explain a little bit more about our process of searching for, recovering and identifying and ultimately determining the cause of death of individuals who we are able to recover. and i want to bring these individuals up and have them explain that. but i do want to give you a report on what has been happening with the assistance of the sacramento county coroner's office. so to date, the sacramento county coroner's office has received 63 decedents. the number is 71, those eight bodies haven't yet been transferred to the custody of the sacramento coroner's office. that's why there's a discrepancy in that number. >> so you're listening to the latest update from cal fire and the butte county sheriff kory honea. on the death toll from the "camp fire" burning in butte county right now. and the news is grim. 8 more remains were recovered today bringing the death toll to 71. i know, of the 8 people that were found today it the remains that were recovered today, 7 were found in structures in paradise. one was found in a structure in magalia. now, 58 of the dead have been identified. the sheriff saying they are waiting on dna to properly identify them. two people have been positively identified and we'll give you those names of the two people who have been positively identified according to the sheriff here just moments ago. it's paula dodge, 70. and randall dodge, 67. both of the paradise area. both of those people the only two right now to be positively identified. that information coming from the sheriff's office just moments ago. >> that identification process of course is posing many challenges to crews out there. and the sheriff also updated us o

very popular gathering for hundreds of students here from cal state, cal lutheran, among students with whom we spoke describe a terrifying scene. smoke bombs and gunfire and pele fleeing, leaving behind their pocketbooks, their purses, their shoes, their phones, and reaching out now f friends and family if they were able to escape and get hes, to what' become a spontaneous gathering. many question as s as to who th person was. the gunman, as you mentioned, has been confirmed dead. a deputy was injured in the gunfire. in fact, he respond to shots firedas andmong the first to take bullets, is our understanding. in the hospital right now, along with others. some 11 people have been injured, but theirtatus is unconfirmed. the deputy is the only one we know for certain to be in surgery at this time. it a a veryive scene, lots of sad faces. not at all they thought the way ld end here inw thousand oaks. back to you. >> beverly, do you know anything about the layout of this bar? is this one of those small kind of bars? it's a big country western bar, the kind where you go line dancing or somet

cal perry. cal, good to have you with me. let's talk about the dynamics when it comes to the united states and saudi arabia and the reluctance the president has in pointing the finger at mbs. where does the situation go from this point on? >> i think the analysis that you hear most on american television is that saudi arabia needs the u.s. more than the u.s. needs saudi arabia. that's not true if what the u.s. wants is what donald trump and the people around him want. there is an open hatred against iran. iran is sort of the stated enemy of the united states among this strange's officials. that is certainly new when it comes to american diplomacy. you have yemen, which is a point of contention for the united states and the world community. the u.s. just stopping to fuel jets over yemen. some 130 kids a day are killed in yemen, which is at the brink of famine. the saudis do not do diplomacy, frankly. they do economic strength. they're muscling palestinians out of the haj, the pilgrimage to mecca by changing some of the pass recoport regulations in an around riyadh. what you've seen is sort of a very mild sanctioning of 17 saudi officials. i don't think it's likely you'll see anything more. >> especially after he says he hasn't been briefed yet despite some of the evidence that has been presented to him already. calou. stick around. >>> let's switch gears here and get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, a frigid thanksgiving week forecast. >> it's crazy. november, what happened? it was a long summer in areas of the east. then like the shortest fall ever. winter's been with us for the last couple of weeks. we start this morning with light snow in northern wisconsin, snow and rain mix in indiana and ohio, and flurries and showers in central massachusetts just north of springfield. this storm in indiana and ohio is going to move today toward the northeast. tonight, cold enough for a snowstorm. we're going to get accumulating snows from the mass pike north wards through the catskills and berkshires. in maine, this area in pink is six inches of snow. you're going to be getting a foot of snow between last week's storm and this one too. much to ha here's the timing of this mess. 8:00 a.m. this morning that rain/snow line here just north of columbus. then we take it through

cal fire... cal fire... carhart with update is rick now with an on the phone now with an update is rick carhart with cal fire talking about butte county....and in a few days, you'll be able to have a beer and help the victims of california's deadliest fire at the same time. the sierra nevada brewery has created a special i-p-a for the cause.. and they're sharing it with a thousand other breweries.. reporter adrienne moore has the story. you could call them: pints with a purpose.the benefits of beer reaching far beyond sierra nevada brewery with it's "resilience butte county proud i-p-a."dave gull/new helvetia brewing company"we've seen the devastation and destruction in those communities and how it's affected all of californians, and this is one small way that the craft brewing community can help. we can brew beer." "new helvetia" is one of hundreds of companies answering the call from the chico-based brewery --to help camp fire victims get back on their feet.the deal?sierra nevada supplies its special butte county blend.and other breweries make it and sell it with all the proceeds going to the camp fire rel

due to the health concerns. >> the air quality has also put a damper on the big game between cal and stanford. cal was set to host tomorrow's game at memorial stadium in berkeley. the university issued a statement this afternoon announcing the game is being postponed until december 1st. this is the first time the bay area's biggest college football rivalry has been postponed since 1963, which is the day after president kennedy was assassinated. people are urged to stay indoors at this time but many have no choice. their job requires them to work outside. >> ktvu's christien kafton reports. >> reporter: one of those jobs we're talking about is cable car operators. the city's iconic cable cars they are being shelved. they are being parked temporarily over the weekend. the air-conditioning simply too poor, too, unhealthy to have those cable cars out and running. san francisco's iconic cable cars are off the rails leaving tourists disappointed. >> well, yeah. cable car was one of the main things. that's how we were going to get around so now what?

you saw fbi agents intact cal gear, sheriff's office folks intact cal gear, police officers intact calage of worrying about having a homogenous unit are over. we learned that in columbine. you can't wait until a tactical team shows up. the officer who was killed, helus, he probably saved countless lives. >> thank you very much. obviously we are continuing to report on this breaking news. we have our reporters at the scene. also this morning, there's other news. there are a lot of new developments with president trump's reaction to republicans losing the house and his firing of attorney general jeff sessions, so all of that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ thiuninterrupted streaminglogy brilliant sound clarity and life-like color. experience dell cinema on the xps 13. get up to $200 off select xps 13 laptops at dell.com (intel chime) >>> this morning the fate of robert mueller's russia investigation hangs in the balance after president trump fired the attorney general, jeff sessions, and replaced him at least for the time being with the chief of staff at the justice department, matthew whitaker. he takes

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cal in business, 14-9 the score. still in the third, watch beck. he knows exactly where daniels is going and gets the interception. he is tripped up or he would have been gone. cal is super excited because eywha hi first career rushing touchdown. cale lead 15-14. usc fans can't quite believe it. this doesn't happen against the bears. cal wins 15-14, the final. the streak is over. the bears are bowl eligible. saturday night, it was senior night for stanford as they hosted oregon state. love's final run on his home field from the tunnel. he just kept on running, straight to the end zone. this one, 28 yards for the touchdown. he may have had injuries over the past two seasons, but he still has those nfl-quality moves. great cut. he finished with 11 carries for 90 yards. oregon state tied it. the cardinal countered. then it's parkinson making the grab. he had a night. costello looked his way a lot. 75 yards to the house on this one. he had 143 of his 166 receiving yards in the first half. he had four straight catches, all for touchdowns. that was score four. stanford just rolled, 48-17 the win there. they are now bowl eligible as well. this afternoon, the raiders host the l.a. chargers, 1:05 at the coliseum. air quality will be tough.

cal lutheran. cal state northridge is another school that is nearby. as is morehead college. >> that officer went in without regard for his own personal safety, he rushed in to try to help. some people have been asking why he did not wait for backup. that is the new protocol now. that is something that was put in place as law enforcement agencies no longer wait for backup because it gives the government time to play more victims. the new protocol is to rush in and go toward the gunman and try to neutralize that gunman as best as possible. that is what the officer was doing and it is said that he lost his life. but he was following protocol. they do the unthinkable. these police officers, it is not something that we would think to do. we have the instinct of running away and they are trained to rush in and stop the violence. and while he did not, survivors. >> it was a normal wednesday night. i was with my friend. we were talking to some people. we were in clear line of sight of the bar. and it looked like just another guy coming in. i i saw him out of the corner of my eyes. i thought someone was playing a shooting at the person behind the front desk. and after i got out, i warned a chp officer who is right over here, he moved in. and when we found him, ambulances started to arrive and shortly after, we saw four guys carrying another guy who was bleeding. and they look pretty exhausted. they carried him so they were yelling at us and he ran over and helps to take over. he had been shot underneath the left arm. >> this scene is horrific. they are keeping the media a couple blocks away in that area, a couple of the roads have closed down. they are all investigating right now, inside they are processing all of the information and they are telling the families first that their loved ones have died. it has been described as a slow and a methodical process. some families are still waiting to hear about the fate of their children and it will take time according to police to verify and confirm identities before they approach families. the process could take 20 hours. that would put this well into the evening before they ultimately can clear the scene. the investigation is unfolding with multiple agencies everywhere from the intercounty police to the fbi. and we will know more about the shooter and his motives soon. a 20-year-old ex- military marine member and neighbor say that he had ptsd. neighbors were called to his house for his erratic behavior about seven months ago. stay with us, we will be right back. you know when you're at ross and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. yes! 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two men were arrested for stealing from a cal fire station. according to cal fire and the butte county fire department, these two men are facing five felony counts including vehicle theft, looting during an emergency and possession of stolen property. last week authorities arrested five other men and a woman for stealing from evacuated homes. >>> in orinda a 16-year-old girl was killed over the weekend in a house fire that broke out early sunday morning just before 4 pam on moraga way. three people were trapped inside. a 16-year-old junior in high school did not make it out. as firefighters tried to make it inside the house, they encountered a flashover when trapped gas ignites and the roof collapsed. two survivors are being treated for burns, one firefighter injured. one classroom in the high school was open today so friends could gather and remember lutza. >>> police in the south bay are checking a possible lead in the search for a 49er fan now missing for a week. a group of fishermen spotted a body saturday near the boat lodge in san jose. that is a few mil

invite all the kids from colleges 18-years-old and up to come to the bar from cal state north ridge and cal state channel islands, calclosest college campus and pepperdine university also had kids in the bar that night. >> we've also heard an official statement from california governor jerry brown. we'll share that with you on the screen. you can hear that our hearts ache for the victims of the heinous act and the deepest condolences are with the thousand oaks community and those who lost loved ones. we are grateful for law enforcement and ron helus who took hairyic action to save lives last night. >> we want to give you the phone number as well. a lot of people in the bay area may have friends or family or kids yourself who go to any of the schools in southern california. if you're worried about a loved one or need information and haven't heard from friend or family member. there is the number to call. it's an emergency hotline that has been set up by authorities. 805-465-6650. >> just coming into the newsroom right now, we have what we believe is the identity of the shooter. and at this point he's been identified a

cal and stanford. cal was set to host tomorrow's game at memorial stadium in berkeley. the university issued a statement this afternoon announcing the game is being postponed until december 1st. this is the first time the bay area's biggest college football rivalry has been postponed since 1963, which is the day after president kennedy was assassinated. people are urged to stay indoors at this time but many have no choice. their job requires them to work outside. >> ktvu's christien kafton reports. >> reporter: one of those jobs we're talking about is cable car operators. the city's iconic cable cars they are being shelved. they are being parked temporarily over the weekend. the air-conditioning simply too poor, too, unhealthy to have those cable cars out and running. san francisco's iconic cable cars are off the rails leaving tourists disappointed. >> well, yeah. cable car was one of the main things. that's how we were going to get around so now what? >> san francisco's municipal transportation agency said air quality was too dangerous for the open air vehicles. >> in order to protect our employees and people riding the cable cars in these open air vehicles, we have stopped service and are providing bus shuttles on the cable car lines instead. >> reporter: there's still many whose jobs have them working outside. postal workers are still delivering. construction workers still building. street vendors still selling. and for the city's bike messengers pedaling up and down the hills, quick responses are critical. the smoke has dulled their usually sharp instincts. >> slow response to everything. almost like a laughing gas kind of or like as if i had been sort of, like, you know, spray- painting a room or something or too much exposure to some sort of, like, vapor like that? >> reporter: san francisco city leaders addressed the ongoing air quality issues saying first responders are on standby but so far no spike in emergency calls related to poor air quality. emergency management says the city still needs to provide critical services despite the unhealthy air. >> we are taking precautions with our own city employees and particularly those who work outside to provide protections. >> reporter: the masks that can be spotted everywhere in the city cab only do so much. -- the masks can only do so much. >> one of the things people ask me about is the masks. we want to say that these masks are no substitute for stay indoors . >> reporter: free to ride muni today, hoping to minimize the time riders have to spend outdoors. that's one of the reasons why museums throughout the city are offering free admission. that includes the de young, asian art museum and others. they are trying to make sure people have a place to go to get out of the unhealthy air. we can also tell you that the muni was free today. they made muni that those who a out there had a way to get around town. so a lot of effect still ongoing here in san francisco. for now, live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> those masks you see people wearing offer some relief. the n-95 mask. if you have to be outside, they are getting difficult to find. the ace hardware store in piedmont on grand avenue received a shipment of 3500 masks this morning and people quickly lined up for them. >> this air now is stifling because there's no wind movement. and that's day and night. >> shortness of breath a little bit. headaches. feeling out of it. >> there was a limit of 5 per person and the store says they sold out by noon. >>> san jose is dealing with bad air but not quite as bad as other parts of the bay area. the san jose unified school district angered some parents by keeping schools opened. local health experts feel it's safe to have students in classes despite bad outdoor air. >> we take our advice from the santa clara public county health department, air quality management, the county office of education. they have been working together to give us on advice on whether to stay open. >> san jose school officials say they have commercial grade filtration systems and that students are being kept indoors with internal air breathing recycled. officials say students may be in a healthier environment than in their own homes. >>> firefighters in butte county continue to make steady progress containing the fire that's creating the smoke. the "camp fire" has burned roughly 142,000 acres and is now 45% contained. death toll is 63. we'll have an update in the 6:00 hour. the fire destroyed almost 10,000 homes. there's now an urgency to the effort to butte county to move the thousands suddenly homeless residents to a more stable situation with rain on the way next week. ktvu's tom vacar spent the week up in the fire zone and he joins us live from chico tonight with more on that. tom. >> reporter: well, let me tell you something. think about this. it's been more than a week now and this catch here at walmart is kind of proof that this is already overwhelming local and state resources. hundreds of people descended in the old relief center in the old sears building at chico mall. this is where people can apply for all kinds of local, state and federal benefits and programs. but the real story is just across the street at the instant village next to and inside walmart's parking lot where we met a disabled veteran and his girlfriend. >> sleeping in my car for two days. we need to set up a tent and stretch out and relax. >> reporter: he has been fighting with the va to recover $22,000 withheld from him due to a clerical error. >> now we have the fire and i could use that check today. >> reporter: this place is a well intended citizen supported mess that mixes the long-term homeless with the new homeless. >> it causes tension between those two groups because you have the people without a home anymore feeling like these people who are homeless are coming to take what is theirs. >> reporter: the question, how long can this place be sustained? that's a question with no answer. >> these people need out of here immediately. this is a humanitarian crisis! >> reporter: this man lost his rental home. his employer's business also burned down leaving him jobless and stuck here for now. >> it's not going to last long here. it's not sustainable. the rains are coming. i can see all these low spots where it's going to fill up with water. i see a lot of trash over there. last night there's fights in the parking lot. i just don't think it is going to be sustainable. >> reporter: a pet groomer had her staff shampoo evacuee dogs yesterday for free but she had to come back today with baby masks to help humans. >> couldn't sleep last night. um, there was a little boy named eric that i came to find out this morning, um, that was looking at me, he is a year and a half old that he was in a car with no mask. >> reporter: and is eviction on the horizon? >> i heard one rumor or social media that this camp was going to be closed because homeless people had brought in guns and knives. >> there's a lot of rumors about them getting kicked out sunday. >> i'm not leaving. where am i going to go? i have no home to go to. where am i going to go? >> all you have to do is just care and be human. we are one. we are not meant to live like this. >> reporter: compared to the swiftness of the fire that consumed paradise, the fact of the matter is that this is a slowly evolving disaster pretty much on the same scale. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> my heart breaks for all those families. they must be so devastated to have to be in that kind of situation there. you mentioned that the newly now homeless residents of butte county who lost their homes are mixed in with the already homeless people. what kind of shape is that camp in? >> reporter: well, the -- well, if you were to look over here, these trucks come in and what they do is they drop off supplies, clothing primarily. but other things like pet food and other things. it's all well intentioned but once those things get picked through, they just sit there. and the problem with that is there's nobody coming by to pick that up. there's a lot of trash thrown around here. and nobody comes by to pick it up. so what you have basically is a very, very large homeless camp at a store which next week has to start its holiday sales. so there is something brewing in the wind about all of this. but you know, after the rains, this could actually become somewhat post-apocalyptic. it's a very bad situation and we need to do something better for all of these people because at the end of the day, they are people and they deserve better treatment. >> thank you. tom, i have to ask very briefly,fully word on maybe some type -- any word on maybe some type of more permanent place for that 1 1/2-year-old baby to go? i can imagine they need to be staying out there in a car. >> reporter: no, there's no word on that because these folks don't have a permanent plan yet. they came here because they heard somebody else was here and then other people are hearing that so more and more people are coming in all the time and the trouble is, there are porta-potties here. there is food being served. it's not a, you know, completely dire situation. but the reality of the situation, the absolute bottom of line, the more people come the more unmanageable it becomes. while there is security here, there was a -- as the one man said, there was a fight in the parking lot. i think there have been several. there was even a dogfight going on when we got here. so all of this stuff is a unless you have a real plan, and you have real resources that come from the taxpayers and that come from private organizations, nongovernment organizations, corporations, things like that, this is simply going to be unstainable and there are a lot of children in here and a lot of people that are very, very elderly that probably need way more help than they are getting here. >> every day just seems more heartbreaking. tom vacar, thank you. >>> president trump is coming to the fire zone tomorrow. air force one will be landing at beale air force base in yuba city between 9 and noon. governor brown and and gavin newsom will join president trump with the tour of paradise and surrounding areas. ktvu has a crew covering the event starting with "mornings on 2" in the morning. follow us on air and online for the full coverage of the presidential visit. >> up next the fire breaks out in the santa cruz mountains destroying a home. how did it start and how far will it spread? an update after the break. >> neighbors heard it all what they say happened in the moment leading up to a deadly officer- involved shooting. >> all this smoke is causing poe postponement of athletics. >> another red flag fire warning for the fire zone. more on th [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a guy just dropped this off. he-he-he-he. >>> cal fire had to move quickly this afternoon jumping into action when a fire started in the santa cruz mountain. it destroyed two structures and burned 25 acres outside of boulder creek. ktvu's jesse gary tells us what he learned from the scene. >>> reporter: the firefight progresses up this slope of mountainside as hand crews are using hoses to try and tap out hot spots that are still burning or smoking or both. early this afternoon the hillside was ablaze in the latest bay area brush fire. investigators aren't sure where it started. i spoke off camera to the property owner named tyrone. he says friends were staying in a cabin he built about 50 yards from his main house here on the 600 block of e street. while he was out a vehicle, som the fire started. the couple that was inside the cabin escaped without injury. 200 firefighters are now working on steep dense terrain to keep the 25-acre fire from spreading and trying to get containment. >> we are in the double digits of relative humidity

cal beat usc, 2003. quarterback was aaron rodgers. justin that team as well. bears trailed 7-0, j.t. daniels floated one for the score, 14-0 lead into the half. third quarter, safety gets cal on the board and chase garber finds vic wharton for score. 14-9. still in the third, cal'sn beck is going to pick would have been gone. cal in business and they know it. on that drive garver keeps for first career rushing touchdown. cal with lead, and usc fans can't believe it. bears hold on to win by one. streak is over. bears are bowl eligible. >>> senior night for stanford, cardinal hosted oregon state. final run from home field and kept running. 28 yards into the end zone. love may have had injuries but still nfl moves. 11 carries for 90 yards. 7-0 at this point. oregon tied it but cardinal countered. no but 143 of 166 receiving yards in first half. also four straight catches all for touchdowns, that's number one. stanford rolled 48-17, they win and are now bowl eligible. >>> san diego state not bowl eligible, taking on utah state, jordan love, to bright. over love, josh, threw two interceptions. set up aggies with great field position and bright will get another touchdown. this on the ground. yards for the score. utah state finished with yards. utah state wins big, 62-

cal and stanford, and thousands of alumni. here is colin resch at cal. >> reporter: the writing was on the wall when cal canceled their men's basketballe last night. smoke from the camp fire in butte county an unsafe level. no surprise today when cal and the pac-12 decided to postpone tomorrow's game for two weeks. >> i would like to say it was a no-brainer. i didn't get any gray hair because of it. tth. i think it's the right call to make based on all of the information that we could gather. all of the trends. all of the environmental data. but we couldn't have said that yesterday because there was enough ambiguity in what was going to happen with the air that we had to wait until today. with that we have decided to delay the game, not cancel, but delay the game. we will play the game on 1 december. our plan is to have a noon kick. >> was levi stadium a thought? >> it was certainly -- everything was on table, but we looked at air quality everywhere. it just wasn't any place that local where it was a significant improvement. so, yeah, as it turned out this became probably on thursday our best option. >> reporter: i mentioned the cance

cal. >> president cohen: did you identify yourself? >> i'm mario, for the contract offices. services include application, billing medi-cal for services. representing patients during medi-cal appeals. services are performed on site and off site. the reason for the retroactiveness of this contract has to deal with the lengthsy negotiations between the city attorney and health advocates due to state mandated changes in medi-cal reimbursement rates that resulted in several months of delays. the contractor has continued to provide services. good faith basis. they are awaiting payment, so we request your approval of the resolution. i also have folks if there are questions related to the funds? >> president cohen: how does an uncompensated and unapproved contract make its way through the budget process? i don't know if that's a question you'll be able to answer. >> i don't. but i can follow up and find an answer for you. i don't know the answer to that. >> president cohen: has the department of public health received any other services they haven't paid for yet? >> not to my knowledge. >> president cohen: so, maybe you can reiterate again. i'm not sure i heard you correctly. why

cal and reduce future enrollments. people in the 21st rely heavily on medi-cal. you would like to see that produced greatly. you don't like medi-cal. >> it's not anything against medi-cal, we have to worry about the future of the valley. communities do not attract new doctors. one of the issues we struggle with is attracting doctors and specialists to our communities. a lot of the times you can find them around the central valley because they are fleeing the area. the reason i voted is because i couldn't defend the status quo. when we see families losing their coverage because rates were going out of control and continuing to rise and people continue to go back to medy cal. we have to have a path. when i would meet with families and i met a lady and she said i'm afraid of my husband getting a better job because i will lose my benefits. and that's why this bill is so important, because it lowers insurance to leap off the safety program on to a national insurance program that helps them. have choices with their doctors. those are all important things and i couldn't important status quo. >> mr. cox, you and the congressman are far ap

cal fire has recreated the path of the blaze. cal fire says it moved at 76 acres a minute and outpaces a fully staffed cal fire command in the area. >> it was started in a remote location and as the resources got overrun with fire and trying to get people out, then it just transitioned into an urban fight within the community. >> reporter: winds up to 60 miles an hour blew embers as far as a mile ahead of the front igniting houses in paradise as early as 8 a.m. that's when cal fire started corralling people to keep them safe. >> it was just about life saving missions, finding these temporary refuge area. i can tell you 100 stories about people moving civilians into some of the commercial properties and then defending the commercial properties because they had such a population there. a lot of our bulldozers were used to open roads because of the abandoned cars. >> reporter: cal fire says it burned the fastest in the area right before it hit town. that's the area that's heavily forced. they say there is a lot of fuel there. at 6:00 i'll tell you what the secretary of the interior as well as the secretary of agriculture for the uni

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cal fire and the lead damage incident captain. on behalf of the cal fire management team four and the damage inspection team with the town of paradise in butte county, i'd like to announce that we are going to be releasing a public website that will be displaying the current progress of our damage inspection, within the campfire area. this website is going to display all structures that are damaged, destroyed, and then residential and commercial structures that were not damaged by the fire. access to this website will be available through a url. social media sites right now. this website, i want to remind everybody, is just our most current data. this data is subject to change. it's a work in progress. significant amount of work to do, and there are significant amounts of areas that our inspection teams still have not entered. some of the basic functionality of the website, it will be an interactive web viewer. people will be able to write in an address, and it will take them right to the specific location. writing in an address won't take them to the status, or the level of destruction within that area. it will just show us a visual area with icons on it. each of those icons level. again, i want to remind everybody that be accessible through our social media accounts. thank you. >>> at evening. and my name is chief brett newman. on the commander of chp valley division based out of sacramento and whose territory encompasses all of butte county including the lake oroville and chp offices. i wanted to address three very quick things. number one, from the outset of this event, chp deployed maximum resources in support of this operation, specifically in support of the sheriff, and providing law enforcement services, assisting evacuations and maintaining closures. just today, we received additional resources from our golden gate division, based out of the bay area, as well as our central division, based out of fresno, so that we can continue to maintain adequate resources for the missions that we've been given. one of those missions is the maintaining of hard closures. we are getting it up-tempo in the number of people who are arriving at hard closures,under to access the closed evacuation areas, most often than not, in the town of paradise. it's very, very difficult for each of those persons that want access, as well as the officers that are interacting with them, because we understand, from a human perspective, very much why any person would want to get back to their home, and to their community. the decision on the placement of those hard closures is not done by fire patrol alone. we do it as a management team with cal fire, the sheriff, all the stakeholders. what we are trying to accomplish right now is to ensure that all of the workers that are up there working round- the-clock to address the needs in the town can work safely, and that we don't expose the public to any further danger. i have been up there virtually every day and came back just a few hours ago. it's not a safe environment whatsoever. we have to operate with extreme caution, even with an emergency vehicle and the dollars that we have. please, we ask the public to please be patient with us. we understand the need. we want the people to get back into their homes but, we can only do so until such time that is proven to do so. the last thing i want to cover his vehicles. there were large numbers of vehicles in various states of the band and. all over the roadways, throughout the towns of paradise and magalia. we, with the understanding of the magalia sheriff, and paradise pd, we have taken on the mission of clearing the vehicles from th

>> reporter: i can tell you this, that if you are a cal fire fire truck or cal fire pickup truck or utility truck or anything like that, you need gas, this is where you get it the closest gasoline to the city of paradise 12 miles away. we are 12 miles from paradise. so there's nothing between here and there except a lot of destruction and no whatsoever. so if they need gas, this is where they have to come. another thing that i found was quite poignant is we were in another parking saw a woman walk out about 3:30, 4:00 to get in her car thinking that she was going home from work. and the fact is that's where she is living right now. there's no hotels around here. she can't go home because that's blocked off. so my guess is that she is in her car sleeping as are probably many, many other people who simply have nowhere to go. it is really a case to put it mildly of paradise lost. the speed with which the fires came, almost lightning. we found two areas where cars were abandoned and people thought it was more wise to run. high up on skyway some 20 to 30 vehicles sat, many on the side of the roa

cal basketball not so much. pretty smooth ride against the university the mighty pirates. calding his bears to have that at half time. andre kelly 2 year, 15 on the game, 7 rebound, the bears burying the hampton pirates. >> good times the at the tank. the sharks with the come back over the team with the best record. happy pill to take, sip of your beer, all is well. the sharks plow a 3-0 lead. joe had two goals and the sharks pull even. 13 picks later, joe thornton in from the left, his 400 goal. sharks beat the predators. >> you better jump on the shark's bands wagon. see you later. >> good night. [door opens] oh, good. you're up. oh, it is such a beautiful day. let's go have brunch somewhere outside where i can wear my new sunglasses, huh? ew, gross! what happened to you? i'm hot. - now i'm cold. - oh, no. [crying] and we have that concert tonight. i know, but that's the furthest thing from my mind, okay? we had amazing seats for lady gaga, and he gets sick. i'd been looking forward to that concert for months. it's the one gay cliché i allow myself. [birds chirping] [indisti

cal in business, 14-9 the score. still in the third, watch beck. he knows where daniels is going and gets the interception. he is tripped up or he would have been gone. cal is super excited. they know on that drive, he will keep this one and score. his first career rushing touchdown. callead, 15-14. usc fans can't believe it. this doesn't happen against the bears. it does. cal wins 15-14. the streak is over. the bears are bowl eligible. saturday night, it was senior night for stanford. they hosted oregon state. love's final run on his home field from the tunnel. he just kept on running. straight to the end zone. this one, 28 yards for the touchdown. he may have had injuries over the past two seasons, but he still has those nfl-quality moves. great cut. he finished with 11 carries for 90 yards. oregon state tied it. the cardinal countered. that's parkinson making the grab and dragged the defender in the end zone as well. he had a night. costello looked his way a lot. parkinson with 75 yards to the house on this one. he had 143 of his 166 receiving yards in first half. he also had four straight catches, all for touchdowns. that was score number four. stanford just rolled, 48-17 the win there. they are now bowl eligible as well. this afternoon, the raiders host the charg

cal and sanford here on cal's campus. the administration telling us tonight and faculty and students that a decision on that will be made closerehey're hopi air quality will improve. po berkley's campus, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> after this week of mounting smoky conditions, schools across the bay area pulled the plug this afternoon on class, announcing they're closing tomorrow. a lot of parents in the tri valley getting robocalls and e-mails from school saying don't show up tomorrow. >> reporter: absolutely. a lot of families concerned, jessica. we've seen a lot of people here walking around all day wearing masks and helping their kids put them on, too. as the air here gets more and more dirty. in livermore today, parents and children stopped by the lizzie fountain for protection from all this, hazy skies and polluted air at a veryth east bay. >> i do landscaping. i have some, i'm going to give these to my kids. >> reporter: scott haggerty's been handing out free masks since monday. livermore schools have stayed open this week, following government guidelines and keeping students indoors. >> we've kept all of our students in before school, at recess, at lunch, and the parents come right after school to pick them up. there's been no outdoor activity, no outdoor pe. >> reporter: but conditions have gotten so bad even that is no longer good enough. all schools in alameda county will now be closed on friday. mean whieshl meanwhile, students gathered signatures on a move on.org petition. the university agreed, canceling classes today and tomorrow. we have a full list of bay area schools and colleges that have canceled classes running at the bottom of your screen. you can also find that list on our website, nbcbayarea.com. reporting live in livermore, anousha rasta, nbc bay area nahs. >>> nasa satellites are picking up the images from space. this time lapse started the day before the fire. so last wednesday, and it goes through this morning. you can see that smoke every day, blanketing the bay area. nbc's robert handa joins us in the south bay from the campus of santa clara university, one of the many universities dealing with this hazard. >> reporter: that's right. we're in the midst of the santa clara university campus which is now filled with smoky area and devoid of students. we can all tell just how hazy it looked today. and that's what university cabinet members saw this morning. so they met at 7:30. by 8:30 decided to call off classes today and tomorrow for the sake of students and staff. students we talked to were relieved. >> the air quality is really bad, so if we inhale that oxygen, it will be harmful for our health. >> it's kind of a really bad idea to be outside. i can't really do much. have to say inside all day, and all classes are canceled. >> we had some early morning classes. we informed the students as quickly as we could so no students would go to later class the. >> how about for yourself? are you feeling the smoky air? >> you can't help but look around and you can't help but se see the impact. >> reporter: robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> as that fire just rolls on, we look at how much of paradise has been demolished. drone video shows entire neighborhoods leveled. it's eerily reminiscent of the drone video we saw ach lafter l year's north bay fires in coffey park. president trump will be in california on saturday. we do noeknow he'll visit with victims of the fire. he has visited california only once since taking office, and that was to review border wall prote prototypes. >> all of this started exactly one week ago. we are directly linked to this fire. right now that news conference is taking place in butte county. here are the latest numbers. 140,000 acres burned, 40% containment. nearly 9,000 homes have been destroyed as the fire reaches this one-week point. the death toll stands at 56, but the number of missing persons has jumped to 300. that's the big change. the death toll could be rising. we'll find out probably in the next 15 minutes from the sheriff of butte county. >>> in the meantime, we're hearing amazing survival. a disabled woman who escaped the flames, you see her there, wheeling herself through her neighborhood that's ablaze with a dog on her lap and then a firefighter happened to drive by. >> we meet that woman and the firefig firefighter who rescued her. jodi hernandez is live with the exclusive interview. jodi? >> reporter: raj, this story is truly incredible. that woman fleed the flames on this road, not in a car, not on foot, but in a wheelchair, surrounded by homes on fire. she was convinced she was going to die. >> it is the most awful thing i have ever experienced in my life. i thought i was going to die. i really did. >> reporter: helen thomas says she didn't think she'd ever make it out of the camp fire alive. the 62-year-old stroke victim was home alone when the fire broke out. she says she threw her wheelchair down her front steps and on hands and knees got out of the house. >> and then i crawled the rest of the way. >> reporter: she crawled and somehow got into her wheelchair. and with her poodle on her lap, wheeled herself more than a block. >> she was coming down the streit. she said houses was burning around her, power lines was coming down. >> reporter: she made it to a main road where cal fire's scott mcclain spotted her. >> there's this elderly gal in a wheelchair. look closer. there's a puppy in her lap and her purse is hanging on the back. and i do not know to this day how she got down to pence road alive. >> reporter: mcclain put her in his truck and drove her to safety. tonight her family says it's nothing short of a miracle. >> i can't tell him enough how much i'm freightfgrateful for w done of being there. >> reporter: helen says she prayed to get to see her husband of 40 years one more time. >> i just wanted to tell him how many -- how much i loved him and how good he has been to me. and i didn't think i was going to get the chance to tell him. >> reporter: in butte county, jodi hear nhernandez. >> we are continuing to monitor that press conference. we'll provide another update after the break. >>> what we need is a change in wind. also get some rainfall in here. we do have both of those on the way in the forecast. i'll show you when it arrives to clear out the

cal back in a holiday tournament in brooklyn. they called the legends. speaking of legends, richmond, assisting under mueller. that's julius irving up there. why? because his son is on the cal bears. the seven foot freshman, for cal, give him something to cheer about right there. he is a freshman, 7 feet. but, st. john's has this nba three right there. 32 points. and, cal winds up on the short end of st. john's, 82-79. mullins' got that team playing some ball. they are 4-0. >>> over the weekend you might have been out and about, doing early christmas shopping like frank. in case you missed it, you've got to see it. justin reed, you don't often see a 200-yard pickup. interception pick six. indeed, that is eric reid's brother. alex smith of course later, not only during the interception but broke his leg. here is jared harper slam dunking. why is that noteworthy? because he is all of 5'10", doing that, amongst the big guys. in case you missed it. ivy league, harvard. this is devon harrington. that touchdown is called back. why? because you will see him on the replay. he signals the celebration, we are number one. and, you cannot celebrate before you go into the end zone in college football. but, harvard did beat ye

division chief for cal fire in sonoma county and i serve as incident commander for cal fire team 4 and specifically on this incident i'm a unified partner with the paradise police department. cal fire teams are made up of 50 or more people, multi disciplinary, many cal fire employees, local fire, state and local law enforcement. it's multi-disciplinary. we come to communities when they request and serve as a simply force multiplier. we come to embed and expand the local capacity to best serve the community. thank you very much. >> good evening, everybody. my name is korey honea and i'm the be sheriff coordinator for butte county. we're dealing with a very dynamic situation that is rapidly evolving. we are doing our best to get information to you in a timely manner, but i would ask that you please be patient with us and understand that what i tell you today may change or may have to be modified as we gather more information. i want to start off and tell you a little bit about our law enforcement mission. we have mutual aid law enforcement from throughout northern california. those law enforcement officers have come to assist our local law enforcement officers with evacuations a

touchdown cal...they'd go up 33 to 21 and that is the final. cal wins.r.)we are less than 24 hours away from san francisco 49ers football. they are on the road down in florida this sunday.the two and eight niners will be without star wide receiver marquise goodwin as they take on the three and seven tampa bay buccaneers. the team says that goodwin has been excused to deal with a personal matter. it is unclear what exactly that is but reports are that he left the team in tampa bay and is back here in the bay area. goodwin has four touchdown catches on the year. nick mullens will get the start. he was red hot in his opening game against the raiders but threw two interceptions in his last game against the giants. this will be mullens first road game start of the year. kickoff set for 10 a.m. (j.r.)(j.r.)the silver and black will be in action at 10 a.m. as well. yet another game where the niners and raiders play at the same time. the raiders are coming off a win and that's something you can't say very often since they have just two on the season. they beat t

cal take on temple. the sophomore at cal, his son. second half, owls up 13. rose led all scorers with 23. temple won 76-59. cal>> new orleans coach ken hitchcock taking over for todd mcclellan, former sharks head coach, who was fired yesterday. just 51 seconds into overtime, that is leon dry seidel for the game winner. the puck actually went his skate. the oilers won 4-3. >>> like two prize fighters, fill mickelson and tiger woods went head to head. that's ahead of friday's match in vegas. $9 on the line to hit the course. $9million will be on the line when they hit the course -- make that $9.2 million. >> i'm willing to risk 100,000 that says i birdie the first hole. >> whoa! >> so that's how good i feel heading into this match. >> whoo! >> you don't have to take it. >> double it. >> oh!! >> did you see how i baited him like that? yes! ha ha! yes! >> little catch to this match. it's only on pay per view. that's the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> 6:26. recovery crews in the "camp fire" burn zone are rushing to get as much done as possibri ve efforts. >> reporter: it looks like it

cal take on temple. the sophomore at cal, his son. second half, owls up 13. rose led all scorers with 23. temple won 76-59. calalls to 1-3. >>> new orleans coach ken hitchcock taking over for todd mclellan who was fired yesterday just 51 seconds into overtime, that is leon for the game winner. the puck actually went off leon's skate and the oilers won 4-3. >>> like two prize fighters, fill mickelson and tiger woods went head to head. $9million on the line to hit the course. make that $9.2 million. >> i'm willing to risk 100,000 that says i birdie the first hole. >> whoa! >> so that's how good i feel heading into this match. >> whoo! >> you don't have to take it. >> double it. >> oh!! >> did you see how i baited him like that? yes! ha ha! yes! >> little catch to this match. it's only on pay per view. that's the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> play of the day now from the nba. raptors and magic tied up with toronto in the ball in the closing seconds. >> everybody on their feet. it th alfndleft no me-outthe jum nny green,eewinner, toronto with the magic and they beat the magic, 93-91.

the company is working to get approval by the federal government so agencies like cal fire can possibly use it. >> cal transhas a way of dealing with slides. the agency says it could close highway 1 ahead of storms at big sur. in late 2016 and early 2017 landslides closed the highway for more than a year. caltrans plans on sending a traffic advisory 48 hours before a storm warning of the closure and then 24 hours before it will confirm or cancel that closure. >> interesting we're talking about this cold and rainy weather. it's 75 or 80 degrees outside. >> we had even a few upper 80s today. it felt like a big throwback to summer. it's not what a lot of us want though it was beautifulbi of fr danger. so let's just get that out there. it was strange, it was unusual today so you're probably wondering what does the rest of november hold for us? the current climate outlook and how we see things playing out right now continues to show above average temperatures here for the west coast. it's a 50% to 60% chance it will be above average. looks like the best above rainfall chances this month goes to texas, the

cal- fire about what has changed over the last few years ... and why fire season looks to be year round. sound from ken pimlott / cal fire, director "we are in fire season every day now in ca" that is ken pimlott, director of pimlott, that is ken now in ca"season every day "we are in fire director pimlott / calry day now in ca" that is ken pimlott, director of cal fire, at a press conference in mather california friday morning saying what we all kind of know but don't want to face. the new reality here in california. things have changed. there use to be a fire season basically summer and a little into october. that's all out the door now california is now under a year round fire season. sound from ken pimlott / cal fire, director "we use to just have summer bad but not all year and need to be prepared for dec. and jan. just like " director like "director pimlott says the recent droughts and climate change are contributing fact to our new never ending fire season. sound from ken pimlott / cal fire, director "weather patterns have changed, we get more snow than rain, it is setting up veggitian for being more like fuel, more droughts" in san news news slate kron 4 francisco gabe slate kron 4 news ( darya ) another week, another underwhelming performance by the oakland raiders ... as they hosted

cal straight channel islands and cal lutheran students were in the bar at the time. more than 20 peoppperdine studes in the bar. a freshman dorm takes a bus to thousand oaks for this night on wednesdays. in part because students 18 and up are allowed in on that country music night. >> so, james gagliano. where do we go from here? we know there are fatalities among the 11. what are they doing now? they are trying to identify? >> the law enforcement has a herculean task. maybe sure nobody else was involved. make sure it wasn't a conspiracy and nobody or nothing else follows. they want to establish that and then build the case against this person. this person is deceased. we are not taking him to trial. there is not an opportunity to speak to them. we live in an age, the 21st century, rigwhere there is a digital footfootprint. did he take his own vehicle? did he uber or lyft? did he take public transportation? they will take this back to where he lived. what caused him to do this? was this somebody with emotional problems? was this somebody with a grievance against the particular club? somebody who was in the club or is that person having a certain ideology? were they directed to do it or inspired to do it? obviously he is deceased and we can't bring him to trial, but we need to find the cause. what made him snap and do the unthinkable? why is the motive important? to get in front of the next one. >> james gagliano, a retired agent with the fbi. he spent 25 years with the fbi. thank you for being here on another difficult morning in the country. james, thank you. >>> we will take a quick break and come back with a live press conference. we will bring that to you in just a moment. t-mobile is offering the awesome iphone xr with an unlimited plan for just $40 bucks a month. unlimited. with the new iphone xr?! yeah, iphone xr included. for $40 bucks?! that is big. what does help for heart fait looks like this. entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. ♪ the beat goes on. yeah! and your mother told me all her life that i should fix it. now it reminds me of her. i'm just glad i never fixed it. listen, you don't need to go anywhere dad. meet christine, she's going to help you around the house. the best home to be in is your own. from personal care and memory care, to help around the house, home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home instead senior care. to us, it's personal. home instead senior care. overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. the pressure cooker that crisps. it's the best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one so in as little as 30 minutes it will be crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and on your table. the ninja foodi, the pressure cooker that crisps. on the outside, juicy on the so did you gkind of. car?e. thanks to navy federal it only took 5 minutes. so vets can join? 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cal fire has spent its entire firefighting budget for the ifies cal year that ends next june. >> firefight, and the massive fires in northern and southern california, each area attacked bulldozer called sts. 8700 firefighters are are spend hours statewide, we've gone to 15 other states for resource help as well as the national guard has put 100 groups on the ground for us. >> extreme fire conditions and longer fire seasons that extended into december last year are putting more burden on the state's budget. cal fire alerted the legislature in a letter that the 42 million budget would be tapped out for the fiscal year. >> the emergency fire suppression was exceeded back in the state granted an extra 248 million so cal fire could -- 234 million for for a fighters and staffing through december. the money is from a $200 million reserve fund reserved by governor brown. >> it's being drawn down from the $200 million reserve. >>> and the costs has reached record highs, in the 2014 to 2015 emergency fire suppression totaled ailed $242 million, and costs have always exceeded the budget. and last year in june it hit a historic high of 773 million. it's keeping costs with an accounting team stationed at every command post. governor brown had this warning tuesday as he hands off the job to incoming governor gavin newsom. >> this is unpress tented, it's the new abnormal. we should be humble in the face of this and resolute and determined. >>> now, governor elect gavin newsom is scheduled to unveil his bu