he had big names there including governor brown and camilla harris. his opponent, john cox, held rallies in berkeley and sacramento yesterday. both candidates talked about immigration and the caravan headed towards the u.s. border. >> just consider what this state has done in the last 15 years. this is a state that's brought in 112,000 refugees. >> i won't hesitate to say something if the president does something i don't think is right. we have to agree we know who's coming into the country. >> reporter: now, cox has said he wants to fix california and he does not see the job as governor as a rung in the ladder for him. that's a jab at newsom. governor brown at the event made a joke last night about gav newsom running for governor in eight years and the crowd erupted in loud cheers. reporting live in larkspur, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> you have to wonder what camilla harris thought about that. thank you. >>> extra eyes will be on the election in san mateo county. >> voter observers will be supervising. san mateo is one of five counties in the stat

. >> happening today, camilla harris will visit the areas affected. she'll meet with firefighters, local officials and e videocasset -- evacuees. >>> some evacuees in the walmart parking lot in chicco may have to find a new place to go. walmart gave them a 1:00 p.m. deadline to leave. the company says the parking lot is not a viable long-term solution. one organization called making change at walmart is fighting back and asking the company to help the families. walmart says it's working with the red cross to get them indoors. >> this comes one day after president trump visited. the president started in butte county touring areas like this devastated by the camp fire. the death toll increased to 76 with the expectation it could rise again. nearly 130 oc0 people remain ren unaccounted for. the list keeps going because some names are on the list twice due to spelling variations. they haven't checked in with family. the fire burned 149,000 acres. it's now 55% contained. president trump saw the devastation up close with governor jerry brown and governor-el

. >>> happening today, senator cameca camilla harris will visit the areas affected. some evacuees who have been living in this walmart parking lot may have to find a new place. it's been an evacuation zone for dozens of victims. walmart gave them a 1:00 p.m. deadline today. one organization called making change at walmart is fighting back and asking the company to help the families. walmart is working with the red cross to get evacuees into indoor shelters. this is one day after president trump visited the fire zones on both ends of the state. he started in butte county. the death toll is now 76 with the expectation it can rise again. 1300 people remain unawe conacc for. some names are on the list twice due to spelling variations. the fire is 55% contained. president trump saw the devastation up close with governor jerry you have a lot o factors. we have the manageent factor i know jerry is up on well gavin, we'll be looking at it together. >> federal aid is coming in. something not lost on governor brown. >> thanks to the firefighters and first responders and thanks

governor jerry brown and senator camilla harris were there to share their support.h candidates have addressed the housing issue and the high cost of living in california. >> address the issue of affordability, the housing challenges in this state, the issues of mental health, the challenges of those struggling and self-medicating. >> this state has been made unaffordable and unlivable by the political class. that has to change. >> reporter: cox has said he is fighting san francisco values, a city he says has been run into the ground and a city that used to be run by gavin newsom. newsom rarely mentions cox. he instead talks a lot about fighting president donald trump. and many are talking about. newsom running for president in eight years. reporting live in larkspur, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> some extra eyes will be on the election in san mateo county. election observers from the department of justice's civil rights division will be supervising there. san mateo county is one of five counties in the state that has no polling places for today's election. instead,

that would mean camilla harris could be left out if she's the most junior member. on the committee inc. occluding occasional grandstanding. certainly a brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing. >> are you willing to ask the white house to conduct an investigation by the fbi to get to whatever you believe is the bottom of the allegations that have been levied against you? we should invite the truth and speak the truth and we should be patient with that conversation. that is not what we got from this nominee. he is not fit to serve. >> lou: i am still trying to diagram her first statement. then, what she had to say about open borders, immigration, and customs enforcement. >> i think there's no question that we have to critically re-examine ice. >> the government should be in the business of keeping families together not tearing them apart. >> the plan was to call a domestic terrorist group. >> are you aware of the perception of money about how the power and discretion that ice is being used to enforce the laws? do you see any parallels? >> lou: keep in mind, harris was

i spoke to camilla harris and others. at the end of the day we all get along and respect one another. who is behind these targeted campaign signs? >> you do not intimidate me. you do not scare me. i am not a quitter. >> that is a message district 4 oakland wants to deliver to the person who spray his sign. >> i am christian. if i was jew, i would be honored and proud. i have lots of friend jews. >> they discovered the hateful symbol on tuesday at shelton and as cot drive. who is targeting me and why? >> he says over the last week and a half, 52 of his campaign signs have disappeared. he showed us the photos that he says were taken 24 hours apart. in the second photo, the campaign sign is gone. >> you're only making me stronger and determined. >> his opponent, pamela harris says two of her signs were vandalized with the catch phrase, poverty pimp. >> i don't believe anybody in this race could have done something so aggressive rhetoric may play a role in this. >> people are eol toxic national environment. it's a lone wolf.

camilla harris, your senator as well, a host of other californians, it will be a crowded field. >> itome about the american people are looking for someone with experience. i have been in the house for six years, it was a prosecutor for seven years. before somebody who knows the american people. i have known, wanted, seeing how hard my parents worked to make me the first one in my family to go to college. and somebody defending our country when it is on the ropes. i have been in the mix of the russian investigation, and people know where i stand. it is not one that is easy. >> neil: please keep us updated. thank you very much. now to californian, thousand oaks, sheriff geoff dean, and others updating us on the shooting. >> we do not have any indicators of other associates. there are no other threats to the los angeles area. i cannot imagine the stress, i cannot imagine what the families are going to. and your patience in a painstaking fashion. the recovery and the crime scene analysis. it will be going on for several days. and i just wanted once again to pass on our support to the vent

happening today, senator camilla harris will visit the areas affected by the wildfires in butte countyent trump visited the fire zones of both ends of the state. death toll has increased to 76 with the expectation it could rise again. we got an update from cal fire and they say the fire is 149,000 acres and 60% contained. it's time to check in with lisa argen with a look at your forecast. >> good morning, matt. check being out the view from sutro. looking a little more familiar. better air quality reports. it's cold in morgan hill. we have an air quality alert and spare the air alert. that advisory will go through tomorrow. highs today hazy into the low mid-60s. >> the news continues now with "good morning america." >>> welcome back to "gma" on a busy sunday morning. happening right now, the devastation and destruction in california. the camp fire in the northern part of the state claiming more lives. 76 people now confirmed dead. that's just from the camp fire. the number of missing skyrocketing to nearly 1,300. president trump surveying the damage firsthand on the ground on saturday,

senator camilla harris and corey booker are proposing separate plans to give money to low income families these tend to fail, because they remove the works. and, election violation complaints against kid rock, has been dismissed. a watchdog group filed a complaint after the musician appeared to take some steps towards running for u.s. senate. the federal elections commission ruled his self-promotion as an artistic undertaking tied to his upcoming music tour and not a campaign violation. animal rights group peta asked the account name wool to change its name. the goal is to promote veganism and fight cruelty. city council members are calling request ridiculous but they will discuss it next month anyway and peta is offering every household a vegan-friendly blanket if they agree to change the name. i don't know if they want that, but a beloved family dog missing for more than a year found more than 1,200 miles away from home. the pep from new york named sinatra of course turned up in a neighborhood near tampa, florida it's unclear how the huskie ended up so far from home. sinatra is expected

camilla. on the left, kate middleton holding baby louie. meghan markle, prince harry and william are there now. >>> at 6:00, coming together.t today, some high-profile leaders head to the fire zone, as police target looters and continue to comb that rubble for bodies. >>> plus, madam speaker, will nancy pelosi get back her power in washington? the key decision this morning. >>> and all new for you this for anyone who drives across the bridge every day. so that's a lot of people. "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning to you on this wednesday. thank you for starting your day with us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. another cool start to our morning, kari. will it warm up by day's end? >> it will warm up throughout the day but the next several mornings we start out with 30s and 40s and see our highs into the upper 60s and we have a lot of smoke across the bay area. live look outside i peninsula. e of the south bay will be moderate and that smoke alert continues through friday night. here is a look at our highs for

had two sons william and harry but right from the start the marriage was rocky the couple had few common interests and charles remained in contact with his former girlfriend camilla parker bowles. the jesus guns of the hamas people only see the drama about diana from diana's viewpoint as a woman betrayed and you need to look at things from charles's perspective he was unhappily married married off if you will and the have it was almost a forced marriage he simply left another woman on the vagina of haldol tad's soon charles and diana were only appearing together in public johnno picture locations in one thousand nine hundred six they divorced their scandals and affairs plunged the british royal family into crisis and things only got worse when diana died in a car accident in paris in one thousand nine hundred seventy. s. that and also ah but the novel clinics for me it took a lot of work for the royal family to restore its image and then a few years later charles said his love for camilla was nonnegotiable which shocked people again i don't know but then they were able to marry and created such a harmonious and likable impression that people couldn't help but lik

ladies what do you make of the -- of the comparison that senator harris made yesterday? >> you know, camillamed of herself. the disrespect for our enforcement of immigration, you know, if km la want to talk about kk she needs to talk about her party who created the kkk to intimidate manipulate in order to dominate and same thing is happening today. by asking him those type of questions putting him only edge is a form of manipulation is what it is. when we look at what's happening if florida a form of manipulation all to dominate that's what they're trying to do shame on kamala harris she run for president we will not be voting for her. she won't win. >> nancy pelosi says that al sharpton has saved america she has this message for him at the national action network conference. listen to this. >> thank you for helping take back america. people all over the place are calling me writing, on airports here, there thank you for saving america. i give those thanks to you. thank you for saving america. reverend sharpton thank you for saving america. [applause] >> well -- what do you think of that? >>

sla consisted of bill harris, emily harris, angela atwood, donald defreeze, willie wolff, nancy ling perry, and ms. moon soltysik. and she had a lover named camilla the group. when the police start going through the concord house, they start to find the sla's list. in one of the lists is possible kidnap victims. and there is a young college student named patricia hearst because they had read her engagement announcement in "the san francisco examiner." the police never warned anyone on that list. >> during the months and months before we were ever introduced to the members of the sla, they had been acquiring intelligence on potential local targets, including maybe a couple news articles announcing patricia's betrothal to steven weed. articles didn't say where she lived, but they gave enough information to easily find it out. the decision to kidnap patricia hearst was the direct result of joe and russ's arrest. we had to do it as a matter of principle. possibly worked toward in exchange, it also was a result of our general politics and who we targeted in our minds as being enemies of the people. we had already determined that hearst was a particula