claudia. >> married less than a year after they met. >> in the beginning, it was a very good relationship. >> oh, my gosh. >> they soon had a beautiful daughter. >> look at the hair. >> the new couple enjoyed being parents. >> i love you guys, but happy scenes like this one did not last. claudia and garrett couldn't make it work. >> it was a series of events. it just wasn't the right marriage. >> once the relationship started going south, it went fast. >> less than two years after their wedding, claudia and garrett split up for good. >> divorce is never easy, but in the long run, it was two parents trying to figure out a way to live and both see their children. >> garrett went back to stuntman. how did his life go to this. >> somebody definitely wanted him hurt or dead at that time. >> but who? >> detective mark of the la county sheriff's department said investigators looked at every angle. remembering how the gunman at first asked garrett about his brand new volvo. they wondered if this could

en tegucigalpa, honduras, claudia mendoza. univisiÓn.an estado esperado por muchos aÑos. a partir deenero del 2020, van a empezar a tener permisos para vender en banquetas y parques pÚblicos. dulce castellanos nos cuenta mÁs. >> aquÍ tenemos ofertas. dulce: Águeda garcÍa ha vendido gorros y otros artÍculos o sobre las calles de los angeles por casi una dÉcada. esta labor ha sido el sustento de su familia, pero siempre con temor de la policÍa. Águeda: todo eso es dolor, porque todos trabajamos para vivir en este paÍs dignamente. no estamos nosotros siendo carga pÚblica. nosotros estamos trabajando, luchando por nuestras familias. dulce: pero despuÉs de 10 aÑos de lucha, hoy con un voto unÁnime de 13 a cero, los concejales de la ciudad aprobaron la legalizaciÓn de los vendedores ambulantes. Águeda celebro con jÚbilo estÁ bienteorÍa. Águeda: felices con nuestros concejales y nuestras autoridades. felices porque ahora nosotros podemos estar vendiendo, tener nuestro negocio reconocido. ser unos trabajadores reconocidos, ya no vamos a estar en

claudia, si no, yo me apodero de Ésta, oÍste?almendras, sal, pimienta, claras de huevo. yisus: todo eso se mezcla. lorena: absolutamente nada de gluten. >> me encanta mucho el cilantro. yisus: a lorena, imagÍnate. [risas] lorena: acÁ los tres somos paisanos, somos venezolanos. >> sÍ. de venezuela para el mundo. quÉ guapa y apoyada me siento yo con estos dos chef. es una receta tan rÁpida que no se van a tardar mÁs de cinco minutos en tenerlo todo listo. lorena: si quieres la hamburguesa un poquito chunky le das un poco pulseado, sino un poco mÁs procesada le das mÁs. yisus: queremos buscar esa consistencia siempre le puedes agregar un poco de aceite de oliva extra. >> queda como una masa, haces unas hamburguesas con la mano, puedes pasarte aceite, por las manos primero, luego lo colocas en un sartÉn anti adherente. lorena: no tienen que ser muy grandes porque al dÍa siguiente normalmente en la casa vienen varias personas, han comido todo lo que es la cena de acciÓn de gracias son perfectas para ser como bocadito. yisus: important

claudia: asÍ es. maity: le agradezco muchÍsimo.nt. en macy's, el destino para regalos. ahorra 10% en tarjetas rojas. 10% en target gift cards™ verdes. y de colores. ahorra 10% en todas las target giftcards. sólo el domingo, sólo en tget. satcha: como si estuviera en una pista de carrera un auto atraviesa una calle a toda velocidad en virginia, atropella a una mujer y se estrella contra un edificio. cÁmaras de vigilancia captan el impacto. el conductor se baja del carro y se aleja corriendo de la escena. el dueÑo del vehÍculo lo estacionÓ con el motor en marcha y un ladrÓn aprovechó para robarlo. la mujer fue hospitalizada. la policÍa busca identificar al sospechoso. la administraciÓn trump cumplirÍa vieja promesa que afectarÍa de manera directa a dueÑos de armas. de manera oficial el uso de los dispositivos que incrementan la capacidad del fuego en fusiles semiautomÁticos y los convierten automÁticos. la casa blanca menciona por primera vez el tema a raÍz del tiroteo en las vegas que dejÓ decena de fallecidos. estarÍa con apoyo bip

claudia nos tiene detalles.omunicaciÓn en honduras y el mundo entero reporta la captura en estados unidos, de juan antonio hernÁndez por importar cocaÍna a el paÍs del norte. >>el hermano del presidente de la repÚblica, tiene imputaciones serias y creÍbles para la justicia norteamericana. la lista de ex funcionarios, ex polÍticos y banqueros vinculados con carteles de las drogas, se amplÍa. algunos se han presentado voluntariamente y otros han sido deportados en el paÍs.>>este hombre dice sentirse satisfecho por cÓmo funciona narcotrÁfico. >>me sentÍ satisfecho porque la informaciÓn que habÍa dado, al mundo, al paÍs y a mi instituciÓn, era verdad. >>con la captura de su hermano, el presidente de honduras se pronuncia firmando que nadie estÁ por encima de la ley. uno de los cuestionamientos que le hace la ciudadanÍa, es que ninguno ha sido investigado y procesado en este paÍs. en tegucigalpa, claudia mendoza. beatriz: somos de nuevo con elena para saber cuÁnto tendremos que volver a sacar el paraguas. elena: un s

claudia uceda, univisiÓn.plantea que la definiciÓn de usarÉ pÚblico que el departamento de estado ha usado con el propÓsito de excluir a los migrantes. el consejo de la ciudad de los Ángeles, california aprobÓ la ordenanza que legalice las ventas ambulantesen las calles y en losarpara los vendedores. la dida beneficiarÍa a decenas de nuestra person nancy pelÓ si fue nominada o para la presidencia de la cÁmara de representantescon un apoyo abrumador de la bancada demÓcrata. algunos habÍan hecho campaÑas para que se nominarÁ a otro lÍder mÁs joven. la decisiÓn final se tomarÁ en el mes de enero cuando pelÓsi podrÍa enfrentar a algÚn retador. demÓcratas y republicanos se enfrentaron frustraciÓn porque el gobierno del presidente trumpsupuestamente no permitiÓ que testificar a la directora de la cia en una audiencia en el senado. la audiencia examina el papel de arabia saudita en la guerra de yemen y el asesinato del periodista saudÍ. el secretario de estado mike pompeo y el de defensa james mattis enfatizaron la i

that is next on the chopping block if claudia tenney gets reelected.e need to invest in childcare and public transportation. charles: next question. how do you plan to help college students and their parents? mr. brindisi: i have been doing a number of meetings across the colleges in the 22nd district and we have great colleges and universities across our area. we have sunni broome here, wonderful colleges here that help young people find jobs and the top concerns i hear about our student loan debt. that is one of the biggest problems we are facing in this country. it takes on average 21 years for somebody to repay student loan debt. it is the second highest consumer debt in our nation. what can congress do about it? they can allow for refinancing of federal loans, but they are not doing that. compass can offer more pell grants. they can set the interest rates lower. unfortunately, what is happening now with our education secretary, betsy devos, who i think is the worst education secretary, she is actually rolling back a lot of the regulations that wer

claudia: hola, quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn., no se tomÓ selfies, intentamos hablar con ella, hacerle preguntas, cÓmo se siente, no dijo nada. estuvo un poco seria, quizÁs tratÓ de evadir a la prensa, pero dÉjame contarte lo que pasÓ adentro de la corte, lo que ocurriÓhu dos cosas interesantes, lo primero es que cuando vio a su esposo, recordemos que ella no lo puede abrazar, tampoco pueden hablar, solamente se sienta en la segunda fila. cuando vio a su esposo, ambos se saludaron con seÑales, con seÑas en la mano y tambiÉn "el chapo" en algÚn momento le hizo una seÑa, como dÁndole a entender que tenÍa puesta la corbata que ella le habÍa escogido. recordemos que la semana pasada ella se enojÓ porque no se puso "el chapo", la corbata que ella le habÍa escogido. todo parece indicar que el dÍa de hoy "el chapo" sí tiene puesta la corbata que le escogiÓ emma coronel. con esto regresÓ con ustedes a los estu borja: gracias, claudia, por esta informaciÓn. por supuesto, como es nuestro compromiso, vamos a la historia, donde por supuesto,

claudia, hablÓ con unos de ellos. [ovaciÓn] claudia: aÚn no juramenta.sistema para empezar para los hispanos con 8 demÓcratas con un total de 41 legisladores latinos. >> encontrado un apartamento. >> parece que ya aquÍ los seleccionÓ mi a gustar a >>a encontrÓ un depa. y ¿quÉ le parece los precios? >> los precios estÁn muy altos, no sÉ cÓmo puede vivir aquÍ la gente. los nuevos legisladores regresarÁn a la capitan despuÉs de un dÍa de acciÓn de gracias y tienen una mejor idea, como por ejemplo, ¿en dÓnde estarÁn las oficinas? es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios jorge: todo es nuevo, desde encontrar un lugar para votar y un lugar para vivir, hay que pensarlo, congresistas que tienen una casa en su lugar de origen. ilia: es importante que la comunidad los vaya conociendo porque van a levantar la voz por quienes votaron. loamos a seguir muycerca. muchas gracias por eso haber estado con nosotros, buenas noches. ♪ eva: [piensa] "en reynosa

he and his partner claudia patatas gave their baby the middle name adolf after adolf hitler.lier, adam thomas had been in israel, and trying to convert to the jewish faith. but by the time of their arrest, claudia patatas and adam thomas‘s house was full of ku klux klan paraphernalia and nazi symbols, and they also had ambitions for violent disorder, stockpiling weapons like machetes in their bedroom and buying a £1000 crossbow. adam thomas even discussed stealing an sa—80 assault rifle from the army. his friend darren fletcher, seen here on the left, wrote in the encrypted chat group about killing antiwhite mps in the government, and adam thomas agreed this was a good idea. and it's not being just talk. and it's not been just talk. in wales, one former national action member, zac davies, was convicted of attempting to murder a sikh dentist with a machete. another, jack redshaw, admitted plotting to murder his mp in lancashire. and a third, jack coulson, was found guilty of building a viable pipe bomb in yorkshire. the national action phenomenon and other extreme right—wing g

thanks, claudia.cation secretary betsy devos proposing a major overall on house colleges handle complaints of sexual misconduct. the plan would require schools to investigate an allegation only if it was reported to certain campus officials. also requires that the alleged incident must occur on campus or other areas overseen by the school. finally, regulations would prohibit students from confronting each other and allow cross examination by another party like an attorney. salmonella cases appear in 35 states. we'll tell you more. and need money for your family,r call newday usa. a newday va home loan lets you refinance your home and take out 54,000 dollars or more to pay credit card debt, or just put money in the bank. it even lowers your payments by over 600 dollars a month. as a veteran, you've earned the powerful va home loan benefit that lets you refinance up to 100 percent of your home's value. and with home values rising, that can mean a lot more money for you and your family. and because newda

terms twenty thousand police going why do you think it's not reflected this relates presumably to claudia jones as a journalism should be we're not hearing that in any of the budget we're hearing an idea about. they stealing corbin's clothes this kind of debate to be honest it's just beyond ridiculous i think several years into this we thought well maybe you know they don't understand you know maybe if you know the work we can do is a left wing media is to put forward is to really pick these budgets and to supply that information always back to the base stream and so they could kind of break this cycle but what's really become clear over the last couple of years is that these people are apologists for the system i do think at this point you can no longer say well you know the government promised this but then it didn't deliver so the poor media were just kind of doing it you know you were hoodwinked once ok every year for most of you. you know. because people are already working two three jobs just to feed their kids they're not going to come home from work i know what i'm going to do i'm

>> laura: claudia, thank you very much. claudia cowan in paradise california tonight.up here on "the story," a u.s.-french battle over translation, essentially, what does it mean to be a nationalist? the president fires back and threatens french wine tonight. bill bennett represents the u.s., and steve hilton, the allies, when we come back. >> president trump: i said the other day, i'm not a globalist, i'm a nationalist. and they say, that is terrible. ♪ ♪ whoa! (phone rings) daddy, mommy's on the phone! hi! how are you guys? at&t proudly offers wireless and tv discounts to military, veterans, first responders and their families. visit att.com/hero. >> president trump: you know, they have a word, it sort of became old-fashioned, it is called a nationalist. and i say, really, we are not supposed to use that word, you know what i am? i'm a nationalist, okay? >> laura: two world leaders in a war of words over the meaning of the word "nationalism." president trump saying it is about putting america's interest first, but french president emmanuel macron boldly disagrees. >>

as rudy was saying, my name is claudia, and i'm an in home support care services worker.e been doing this work for 25 years. of those 25 years, i've been involved in the union movement 22 of those years. i'm so excited to be here today. this is a historic moment today as mayor breed signs this legislation that will have a huge impact on our lives. >> yes. [applause] [speaking spanish language] >> i also want to recognize the incredible and fierce leadership of several boards of supervisors who because of their leadership, we were able to get to this final deal. i feel like as a home care service worker that finally our work is being recognized, that we do have dignity and respect. [applause] [speaking spanish language] >> i remember when mayor breed met with many of us workers of home care, and she actually has a home care story, as well, and she understands how difficult this work is, so i was not surprised when she made a decision to support this legislation. [applause] [speaking spanish language] >> and i just want to remind everyone, without a doubt, this has a tremen

. >> claudia tenney is seeking a second term against anthony brindisi. the two met earlier tonight for their last debate before the election. the race is considered a tossup. this is one hour. ♪ >> thanks to our partners who helped stage this debate. the league of women voters, the alumna chapter of the delta theta sorority, the suny-broome civic engagement center, and the binghamton university center for civic engagement. also, a shout out to students who have gathered for watch parties at suny-broome. you can tweet in some questions at #ny22. here are the rules. we ask our studio audience to remain quiet and to save applause until the end of the program. the questions come from the general public and as a moderator i can ask a follow-up question if i want. we will switch back and forth between the two candidates, each with one minute to answer the question. if i ask a follow-up, both will get a chance to respond. timekeepers from the league of women voters will sound the bell when a candidate goes too long. we flipped a coin and claudia tenney won the

thank you, claudia. let's go to our fox news meteorologist. >> we've got a couple of combinations coming together. the very dry conditions that we continue to see on top of that wind which has been really bad. here's what it looks like, your drought monitor. the entire state at least dry. spots of southern california getting up to extreme drought conditions, maybe as far as 10 inches of rain from where they typically would be this time of year. some current winds along the coat from 15 to 20 miles an hour. that's enough to move some of the flames. that's only going to get worse. big high pressure system setting over the western coast. you can get this wind running up against the mountain. it has nowhere to go so it starts to find valleys. you start the see the winds pick up speed. we've been seeing wind gusts 60 to 70 miles an hour. that is going to continue. this is our forecast model. start to see the real deep blues across portions of southern california. those are 70 mile an hour wind. those will be

here's more from california with claudia.: charles, six days later, some buildings and homes here continue to -- smolder. the grim search continues today to find more victims of this devastating campfire. in burned out neighborhoods throughout time, more than a dozen search and recovery teams are combing through the ashes. they say when they see multiple cars in a driveway it could be those people got trapped and their remains are in the rubble. starting today teams will be using cadaver dogs an mobile dna labs to help speed up the identification of badly burnt remains. they are bringing in more morgue units from the military. the local fire chief said the inferno was like a snow blizzard of embers hitting homes and setting one after another on fire. >> it's just absolutely heartbreaking to drive through paradise and see the level of destruction. my family lost their home in the fire. my parents did. my grandmother did. claudia: more than 52,000 people remain evacuated. many still don't know if their loved ones survived or wh

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claudia tenney one the toss. she will go first.enney: this race is important and we have a clear contrast. i'm a lifelong resident of this region. i'm a business owner with ratings from the national independent association of business and i'm a 29 year member. doee much of what we need to through the lens of a small business owner. in this the people district work for a small business where they own it. i'm a champion of small businesses against powerful and inrupt and wealthiest people our communities, our state and our government. led the charge. i'm lowering taxes. i'm pleased that we have put through historic tax reform which has given tax or cut -- tax cuts to 95% of the people in this district. us may payest among more. regulations have been rolled back. we have seen wages at a 3.1% high, larger than over a decade. unemployment is at its lowest rate, and we continue to bring a and we continue to bring a grassroots campaign as a biggest underdog in the house right now. i have brought tremendous resources to this community thro

the situation here is heartbreaking and it's quite desperate, back to you in oakland. >>> and claudiathere was word that there could be a firm deadline in regards to sunday to put that tent encampment and basically shut it down. are you hearing about the same thing, babies and elderly and senior citizens where do they go, they need to be out of there by sunday? >> well, they're ramping down the amenities here and system of the clothes that you're seeing are being loaded on to the vans, they're being taken to the goodwill. no one is being kicked out. volunteer organizers who are going out of the way to do much to help the evacuees, nobody is being kicked out. they're ramping down the amenities because they want to encourage people not to stay here, about to you get into shelters, and as i mentioned shelters are opening up at fairgrounds, in glenn county farther away from butte county and transportations are being arranged. there is rain in the forecast, they don't want to encourage people to stay -- encourage people it stay here. the clothing drop off will start going away. they don't

thank you, claudia. are other top story. balance of power still in flux right in three states for the radical left is attacking the thing to the of our votes in the arizona senate race. the dump of new mail in ballots with - or than 32,000 but the head are one and a half percentage point the head of the republican, martin mcsorley. around 75% of the votes right now have been cast fight mail-in ballot and traditionally that produces slow-paced election results and this year is no exception. more than 200,000 ballots remain to be counted and fox news still has this race as too close to call. in georgia, leftist gubernatorial candidate stacy abrams filed a lawsuit trying to delay vote certifications until the radical democrats can manufacture enough new votes to force a runoff election. according to abram's campaign manager 72% of supposedly newfound we put those words in quotes, newly found absentee votes are going abrams way. what a surprise. as of now, republican brian kemp still leads with d2.3% of the vote barring any chan

my colleague claudia joins us from milan this has been a remarkable turn of events, hasn't it, claudia>> yes, it has you painted a clear picture of what's going on in terms of their business, but as far as shareholder issues, well, we'll see what happens after this announcement has been made about him becoming the new ceo as you said, amos genish was ousted last week after the 2 billion euro writedown let's hear what he has to say about this change in management? >> it was another sad chapter in the long history of the company. i'm sad for the company and the outcome of the week. i believe that with that kind of dramatical change in leadership and in strategy, which is clearly dividing the company, breaking up the company or maintaining the company, the only one that can be excited about that is the general assembly should be called to make a decision at the investor level. any decision made would be in the best interests of all investors. >> reporter: so amos genish clearly not happy with what's happening. luigi has made it clear he will be going forward with accelerating the cash flo

>> bret: claudia, thanks. up next, is the latest cease-fire between israel and the palestinians a surrender to terrorism? one very important israeli politicians has it is so he's quitting. box 13 in memphis where two are dead and dozens injured in a tour bus accident. it happened this afternoon in an icy road in mississippi there were more than 40 people on board. fox 9 in the twin cities as st. paul city council vote on raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour. if it passes, mayor melvin carter is expected to sign it. many restaurant owners are unhappy with the current plan requiring an increase in base pay even with employees who make tips. this is live look at dallas from our affiliate fox 4. one of the big stories there, the national transportation safety board questioning inspections from boeing on a fatal accident on a southwest airlines jet, the fan blade broke killing a woman who was blown partly out of a broken window. pilots landed that crippled plane safely in philadelphia. that's tonight's live look

first to claudia cowan reporting live of what is left of paradise. claudia? >> trace, with the death toll climbing ever higher, the big question is how many more victims will be found. butte county officials just released a list of the missing. the names of 98 people, almost all elderly have not been seen since the fire started last week. among dead, 48-year-old jesus fernandez. he's being remembered as a considerate and in and loving father. and ernie foss perished with his dog outside his home in paradise. right now ryan zinke is meeting with first responders hearing about the search for victims. a small army ofr every piece of quickly as possible. the one thing they don't want to do is come across human remains when the evacuation is lifted. not knowing about homes and coupled with this unhealthy air adding to the anxiety for 52,000 evacuations. many shelters are filled to capacity leaving people camping in parking lots. >> i'm at walmart parking lot. i'm in this tent here. i went from owning a house to living in a tent. >> we got notice that we lost every

correspondent claudia cowan's live in paradise for us again tonight. good evening, claudia. >> good evening, shannon. the camp fire has claim 63 lives. the bodies of seven more fire victims were found today here in paradise, official say of those 63, they have tentatively i deed 53 of the dead. 9,700 homes have been destroyed and increased by thousands since yesterday. overall almost 12,000 structures have been wiped out. the numbers here are staggering. adding to the misery, a norovirus outbreak has spread to four evacuation centers, more than 145 people have come down with the flu-like illness. 25 people of had to be hospitalized. the number of people listed is unaccounted for went way up tonight. 631 names are listed on the butte county website as the massive surge continues to find human remains. officials are hoping people will check the missing persons list and marked themselves safe so they can get a more accurate count of who really is missing. the sheriff says many people have been displaced may not know other people are looking for them. evac

midst be that they love pena thank you so much for talking with us that was claudia ability left pena a municipal council woman in thousand oaks california. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today a u.s. think tank says it has identified at least thirteen undeclared missile bases inside north korea the center for strategic and international studies says pyongyang has been upgrading several of the remote sites the report could further complicate diplomatic efforts to and north korea's nuclear program. and the central american migrants caravan has marked a month on the road the group of several thousand people became a campaign issue in the u.s. midterm elections with donald trump bowing to keep them out of the u.s. they've just arrived in kuala hora mexico over a thousand kilometers from the u.s. . tributes have been pouring in for calling creator stan lee who died on monday at the age of ninety five he was the creative force behind marvel comics and alongside artist jack kirby he dreamed up iconic superheroes such as the avengers and the x.-men lee's n

claudia cowan is live in the town of paradise.o much paradise right now. >> reporter: it's more like hell, dana. home after home looks like this one, reduced to rubble by that fire that blew through this community claiming five lives. all of these victims found in their cars. clearly they were trying to escape but became trapped and perished as they were overcome by the smoke and flames. just heart breaking to think about. people grabbed whatever they could and raced out as the fast moving fire bore down on the town, driven by strong winds, fueled by tinder dry brunch. the fire took out the local hospital and scores of businesses. three firefighters suffered burns on the line. 20,000 people have no idea when they will be able to get back in here. it will not be soon. the campfire scorched 70,000 acres. it is just 5% contained. dana? >> dana: the weather doesn't look all that good. there are even bigger concerns in southern california? >> reporter: that's right. two major wild fires burning down there including a fire that has prom

claudia grisales covers congress for "stars and stripes" and joinse now from washington, d.c. what was the difference this time around? >> welin i the enthusiasm behind these veterans was really noticeable and energetic and it onught voters attenti we're seeing a new generation of veterans from the current wars, from iraq a afghanistan running from office. and their messages resonated with voters. >> sreenvasan: was it lopsidedly republican or democrat, how did it break down? >> it leaned republican. usually it's heavily repub but what we saw different this campaign season, we saw more democrats running with this military experience and in a few casesethey causome districts to flip. and they drew some new interests enivasan: is there something that they are able to commun aate to voteut bipartisanship that seems more genuine? >> i think voters do see a message of by part sanship. i think they-- bipartisanship, i think they look at a former hill leaders like the late senatord swron mccain aey see that bipartisanship is something cat th bring to the hill, something they believe

claudia cowan is live in chico, california. claudia?ter: and, dana, a good winter storm is generally great news for california, but not here, not now. forecasted several inches of rain falling here over the next few days has search crews racing against time because that will almost certainly turn the ground and ash into mud, hampering the on going search for human remains. officials also worry it could trigger mud slides. some residents in paradise are being allowed to visit their burned out homes but in most cases there's nothing to salvage. >> look at this. used to be two nice houses. well built by me. only thing sticking up is the melted refrigerator. i don't have enough time on this planet to ever have it again. that's pretty hard to take. >> reporter: there are stories of hope like jonathan clark, who has been searching the shelters looking for his brother and his little boy, finally finding them and face timing their mother together. >> hi. what's up? >> just giving you some good news here. >> what? >> i'm so glad you're okay. >>

shannon. >> shannon: claudia collin, thank you very much. live on the scene there pared down to the wire in florida tonight, recount deadlines just hours away from right now, control of the major governor 's seat and egg presidential swing state is hanging in the ballot come along with a potential senate pick up for a slim g.o.p. majority. >> probably a couple of hundred people. the observers, the folks representing the candidates. >> shannon: lawsuits in court today, so what happens next, a couple of veterans of florida's election battles joining us line. stick around. ♪ hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's very different than living on park ave in sheboygan, wisconsin, where ice dams could cause water damage. but no matter what park you live on, one of 10,000 local allstate agents knows yours. now that you know the truth, are

adam thomas and claudia patatas, whom the jury heard had named their baby boy adolf, out of admirationler, were convicted at birmingham crown court, along with daniel bogunovic. we can now report that ten people have been found guilty, of being members of national action this year, with eight linked to a cell in the midlands, which included a serving soldier. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford has the story. we are going to help white families and white children. provocative national action demonstration before it was banned as a neo—nazi terrorist organisation after celebrating the murder of the labour mpjo celebrating the murder of the labour mp jo cox. celebrating the murder of the labour mpjo cox. on the left ear, giving the nazi salute, the group's main organiser in the midlands, alex deakin, open nazi, recruiting university students and even schoolchildren. after the ban, he took his members underground, borrowing tactics from so—called islamic state and communicating using an encrypted chat group named after the ku klux klan, eight of his members have been found gui

>> bret: continuing to cover it, claudia cowan live in chico tonight. claudia, thanks.in d.c., 16 house democrats have released a letter saying they will vote for new leadership in january. that poses a real threat to nancy pelosi's effort to become speaker. ohio congresswoman marcia fudge has emerged as a possible challenger. she says she will announce her intentions after thanksgiving. meantime, former new york mayor bloomberg is donating $1.8 billion to his alma mater, johns hopkins university. it will boost financial aid for low and middle income students. the school will eliminate student loans and financial aid packages next fall in favor of scholarships that do not have to be repaid. the contribution is said to be the largest ever to any educational institution in the united states. bloomberg is said to be seriously considering a run for president in 2020. next up, accusations that the u.s. is responds cybil for the deaths of dozens of civilians in syria. since you're heading off to school, i got you this brita. dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always use

claudia cowan is in paradise with more. claudia?were found in paradise bringing the death toll to 56. there's 300 names on the county's web side of missing people, almost all of them senior citizens. along with the higher death toll, number of homes destroyed has soared. 8,650 homes gone. the total number of structures, 10,321. yesterday jerry brown visited a burned out school in paradise. he said forest management policies need to change. >> we have to actively million our forest. it takes the state and the federal government to look at things as far as ecosystems and watersheds, to work together to make sure these catastrophic fires don't happen year after year, season after season. >> officials are promising to bring mobile homes and temporary hospitals as fast as possible. evacuees are wondering if a local utility company is to blame. there was a problem with a transmission line before the fire started. it's not clear when a cause or criminal liability will be determined. meantime, a norovirus outbreak in chico has made some fol

claudia cowan, thank you. switching gears.nged political landscape as lawmakers arrive for a lame duck session. they have about 60 days before democrats take over. both parties are facing a leadership battle, if you will. thank you both for coming on. i first want to ask you what you make of nancy pelosi pulling the gender card? >> well, you know, in a year in which nancy pelosi, we are going to see at least 102, if not 103, if not more coming to the house, i am not a fan of pulling the gender card. i think nancy pelosi is probably the best choice for the democrats at this point. so i don't think she needs to do that. i think in this year, everybody is talking about women taking over the house. i think the woman who raised so much money to get democrats there, replacing her with a man is something that i think is sort of forbidden at this point. >> julie: let me ask a man. i don't want to be looked at for my gender. >> i don't think you have to look at her for her agenda. nancy pelosi will be speaker. >> julie: if she's so sur

claudia cowan live in chico, california with the live report tonight. claudia?vening, martha. that's right. outgoing governor jerry brown now talking about relaxing the rules a little bit as they pertain to logging. of course he is going to have a big fight on his hands from environmental groups. the politics of forest management policy really the last thing on the minds here for thousand of fire survivors. this disaster recovery center that opened at the chico mall is their first stop on the long road to recovery and rebuilding and this center has been buzzing with activity since it opened on friday. here people can register with the federal emergency management agency, fema, to apply for federal aid. they can also access supervisors like the dmv and mental health counseling and even pet a therapy dog. several dozen agencies are at this one-stop shop that will stay open until it's no longer needed likely sometime next year. >> devastating and going to be grief and we will all go through those different parts of grief. it's also really encouraging to see this co

claudia cowan reporting live from chico where people have been living in tent cities. claudia? of the 631 people listed as missing were able to escape the fire and not able to connect with friends and relatives. it's sadly likely that some of those people did not make it. search and recovery teams say they're discovering sets of human remains almost every hours. hundreds of evacuees that fled the fire ended up in this parking lot at the chico parking lot. there's a distribution center where evacuees can get clothes, food and water and a medical tent. all of it have been donated from people like raquel who spent it here at the walmart to buy things for the evacuees. >> we have sleeping bags, tarps, toiletries. a woman that lost her house. she's 27 weeks pregnant. she's in a tent back there. >> i have never seen so many people in my life seem people come together and help out like chico has. >> many local families have opened their homes to strangers. the need is great. time is of the essence. this shelter is about to slows down. they want it closed by sunday. rain is in the fore

fox news correspondent claudia cowan in paradise, california, with the latest. claudia?al along the main drag nearly every single building has burned to the ground and a grim recovery effort is underway. 200 people are still unaccounted for. this is five days later. the death tollç is 31 statewid, 29 fatalities in that fire that that death toll could rise. you take a look at the firefight out on the front lines arbs massive firefight being waged by more than 4,000 crews battling the flames from the air and on the ground. 113,000 acres this camp fire is. fire only grew 2,000-acres overnight. it is 25% contained. a red flag warning has been lifted. but officials say strong wind gusts could fan the flames are expected to return to the area tonight. they're asking that everyone in the fire sown be ready to evacuate if they haven't already been evacuated. they say extreme fire behavior is still likely. neil, back to you. neil: claudia, these 200 that are officially considered missing, doesn't mean the worse, hopefully? just means they can't be accounted for, right? can you u

jon: any word on the cause of that fire, claudia? reporter: well, there are reports out today that a downed power line may have sparked this inferno. that's certainly part of this ongoing investigation into the cause. but president trump is weighing in, and he blames the state's forest managers, tweeting this morning quote, there's no reason for these massive deadly and costly fires in california. billions of dollars are given each year with so many lives lost, all because of gross mismanagement of the forest. remedy now or no more fed payments. in a later tweet, the president expressed his support for the firefighters and evacuees and his condolences for the victims. federal funds have already been secured to help the people of paradise recover, but you take a look around here, no question that effort will likely take billions and many, many years. back to you. jon: claudia, thank you. we will continue to keep an eye on the california fire situation. but we want to turn now to politics, with florida taking center stage. the secretar

good evening, claudia. >> good evening to you, bret. hundreds of wild wire evacuees are now living at encampment here at the chico walmart. they are getting donations of food and of clothing. this is just a short-term solution to a long term problem as the misery grows and the death toll rises. >> it is, again, my very sad duty to report that we have located seven additional human remains. >> the nightmare keeps getting worse from the california wildfires as the death toll climbs. 63 people now confirmed dead from the camp fire in northern california. three more in the southern part of the state. that's more than this year's destructive hurricanes where 53 people died in hurricane florence and 45 in hurricane michael. those trying to identify the dead say many of the remains are so badly burned even d.n.a. analysis won't work. >> we may never be able to identify all the remains that are found. however, my colleagues and i are hopeful that in the cases where identification is possible that that will provide some kind of meaningful closur