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. >> reporter: dc-10s and chinook helicopters attacking a new flare-up after a week of intense fire fighting. authorities say these fires will impact survivors long after the last wisp of smoke. >> we have people that are displaced that are going to be displaced for weeks and months ahead and so the cameras are going to go away, the tweets may simmer down. reporter: more than a goingsta thousand stede. manyik wdyn, arrin hay thes on >> all of my belongings were there, memories from when my children were babies, pictures, all of -- everything. so, i have the clothes on my back. >> reporter: today at this red cross shelter in woodland hills, evacuees found help in this disaster supply depot, everything from toothbrushes to t-shirts to toys, free to anyone d. what's hit you the hardest about working in this room? >> it's really when someone just looks at you and you see the look on their face. it really lands on them that they've lost everything. they have nothing. >> reporter: marcella opened her home to her niece and great niece just a month ago when they had nowhere t go.ndirouse is go. >> i

but one guy who's delivering heavy equipment in a chinook. you saw the size of that.is crew and says, guys, should we go get them? we just heard the call. and everybody on the crew said let's go get them. they risked their lives, came in under heavy fire and opened up the back of the chinook so these guys could run in and everyone was saved. and now dave wants to meet the man, the pilot who made that choice. >> and so did his wife to say thank you, because without that we wouldn't have the children. they had little children. they wouldn't have had the grandchildren that they have. was such an emotional episode between the two of them when they finally do connect. >> in this case you've got a story, and she's just a wonderful interviewer. >> the wife. >> and her husband served three tours of duty in vietnam. this is a woman who served just like her husband served. that's dave when he was younger in another encounter. >> the season also looks at the women's movement and immigration as well. >> yeah, the women's movement, which is interesting because we in what i think i

. >>> the california department of fish and wildlife will announce a comeback of the chinook salmon. california fisheries are seeing large numbers in the river. nearly 14,000 salmon have returned to the river which flows through many counties. hatcheries expect to see a return of steelhead trout, indicating a healthy river. >> in the fisheries of the coast of california 20% of the commercial harvest and 35% of the recreational harvest are these fish. >> the managers say this year the salmon run could come close to last year's which is the biggest since 1940.>>> santa clara county is launching a program to help first time homebuyers raise the cash for a down payment on a house. last night hundreds were at the town hall meeting at the santa clara county supervisors chambers. the $25 million is coming from measure a which was passed in 2016. >> this could be for two people working at safeway. this is designed for families making between 80,000-$150,000. >> i'm always looking on zillow -- what i could afford and what i could sacrifice. >> this program offers up to a 17% down payment with

the newly laid chinook salomon eggs in the gravel on the creek bed. >> it's amazing how kind everybody >> reporter: amanda shepard is surviving thanks to blankets and clothes from a disaster relief clarity. the volunteers gave her gift cards so she can make sure she and her sister and 1-year-old niese have a hotel room during this rainstorm. >> it's freezing cold. i don't want to get soaking wet and get hypothermia or something. >> reporter: i spoke to some chp officer who have worked in this area for decades. it may seem basically but they just want people to know driving around here, they've got to slow down and pay such close attention for trees abpossibly boulders in the road. it's probably a good idea to keep that he in mind through at least the winter. i'm kate larsson, abc7 news. >> okay. thank you. if you'd like to help victims we have a full list of resources on our website. you can also make a $10 donation to the red cross. >> text the words red across to 90999. >>> a chp sister is back on the job ten months after being hit by a suspected drunk driver. officer martin was on h

you saw the size of that, you don't go rescuing people in a chinook turns around to his crew and says, should we go get them? we just heard the call. and everybody on the crew said let's go get him. and they came in under heavy fire and opened up the back of the chinook and spun around so these guys could run inside and took off and everyone was saved. it's such a rescue story. and now dave wathnts to meet th pilot who made that choice. >> and so did his wife to say thank you because without that we wouldn't have the children -- they had little children. they wouldn't have the grandchildren that they have. it was such an emotional episode between the two of them when they finally connect. >> and she's just a wonderful interview. >> that's the wife. >> just an incredible woman. and her husband served three tours of duty in vietnam. this is a woman who served. kers . >>> after using it as an election campaign issue, president trump is once again focusing on the caravan of central american migrants heading to the u.s. border. in a series of tweets friday, he questioned the motive of migr

so far nearly 15,000 chinook salmon and 376 steelhead trout have returned to the river to date. last year's fall run broke records when nearly 20,000 salmon were recorded on the river. it's all a good sign. >>> airbnb will begin designing and building houses in the new year. that's according to the website fast company. the san francisco company has made billions for providing a place for people to stay. now it wants to go into the business of building them. airbnb tells fast company it intends to use green building technologies and incorporate better land use philosophy with the new homes it builds. >>> we know how much salesforce has changed the san francisco skyline. now lego has taken notice. the company released its new architecture set of the city and it now shows the new salesforce tower. essentially in between coit tower and the golden gate bridge. if you look closely, the set also includes the painted ladies houses, four point, and the old bank of america center but no mini figure of mark benioff, the ceo. >> not yet. you know you've arrived ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine.

. >> reporter: dc-10s and chinook helicopters attacking a new flareup after intense firefighting. as our gio benitez peak fire in simi valley, firefighters are taking no chances. the camp fire, hundreds still missing, many happy to be alive. >> oh, my god. people's tires are popping. >> reporter: michelle and daniel simmons and their four kids barely made it out. >> ah! it's okay guys, it's okay, just keep going baby, keep going baby. there was a woman on the side of the road running with her baby. >> reporter: do you know if she made it? >> reporter: we don't know. >> reporter: the simmons' entire family, more than 50 people, all losing their homes. >> it's that fine line between being so incredibly grateful to be alive and just so, so sad, because, you know, that was our life. >> everybody i know lost everything. it's real sad. >> reporter: brad wheldon, one of the only residents still in paradise, his house still standing in a neighborhood reduced to ash. >> i don't know if i was brave enough or stupid enough, but we stayed and fought it, and mom wouldn't have left even if i wa

but it turned out it was trout, it turned out it was salmon, chinook salmon, and we went up to a different part of the creek, and we saw more of these fish two and 3 feet long. the interesting thing is the last time we saw them are 30 years ago. some people might say these are disconnected, but i think they are connected. we're heading into hard times, and i think we should think about broad solutions. >>clerk: thank you for your comment. madam president? >> president cohen: thank you very much. all right. madam clerk, could you read the adoption without -- excuse me? public comment is closed. [ gavel ]. >> president cohen: madam clerk, could you please read the adoptions without reference. >>clerk: [agenda item read] >> president cohen: thank you. is there any member that would like to sever an item in supervisor ronen? >> supervisor ronen: sever item 41. >> president cohen: thank you. are there any other colleagues that would like to sever any items? all right. supervisor ronen would like to sever item 41. can we take the remaining items same house, same call. all right. we'll adopt thes

. >>> this morning the department of fish and wildlife will announce a comeback of the chinook salmonhead. fisheries are seeing a large number of these fish in the river. nearly 14,007 returned to this river which flows through san joaquin county. hatcheries expect to see a return of steelhead trout, indicating a healthy river. >> for instance, in the fisheries of the coast of california 20% of the commercial harvest and 35% of the recreational harvest were the fish from this river. >> the fishery managers say with a view weeks left the salmon run could be closed to last years, the biggest since 1940. >> we have been out there -- after a rain like this -- heading to the river you can see a lot of the fish. >>> 6:38. rain starting to hit the burn zones in butte county in northern california and also down south in ventura county. what first responders are doing to get people evacuated ahead of the mudslides. >>> plus, who would benefit under a new proposal to provide free cannabis in san francisco. >>> cisco. >>> looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and the traffic is okay. it looks lik

nd hes o hey are l protecting the newly-layed chinook salmon nets in the gravel of the creek bed. >> if all of this stuff is washing into the creek and just burying the egg begs, there's potential for the eggs not to be able to emerge. >> reporter: amidst the loss of life and property in butte county, moncrief says it is still critically important to save the salmon. >> it is a keystone species in the overall ecosystem. it brings a lot of nutrients from the ocean back to the ecosystem and just feeds the rest of the animals and plants. >> reporter: crews have also been working hard to vacuum out storm drains filled with fire debris. they're also laying out sandbag goes and hundreds of those waddles at homes all over the area to try and make sure the contaminated ash does not spread when it rains in just a few hours. live in paradise, i'm kate larsen, "abc 7 news." >> thank you very much. >> it has been a challenging process to work through the missing persons list. >> it is a huge job. live now from cheek ow with a look at what it takes to manage that lengthy list, >> reporter: this b

we are looking at the premarket, chinook as well as petrochina down about 4.3%.y about, tencent looking to be a pretty wild session tomorrow. offshore market is pricing, it could be a pretty dire outlook when it comes to tencent. samsonite and other companies also reporting today, samsonite disappointing on their sales for the quarter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ rishaad: it is 9:29 here in hong kong, and we're counting down to the start of the trading day. in shenzhen and the rest of the mainland china. we have a bit of optimism with auto tariffs coming through, we also have equity futures on the way up in the u.s.. also, key data on the chinese economy coming out. muted ati in japan was this time, despite the mix when it came to the latest of growth estimates. elsewhere, it is about oil prices, plummeting the most in about seven years in one day alone. looking at that, it does make itself felt when it comes to energy-related companies. chinook.s such as also looking at currencies, the sterling come other brexit deal is nearing and that is giving optimism for the p

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