>> eric f: with the long line? : speaking french ] >> eric: wow. in marseille it's only five guys. five fishermen who are working like him. >> anthony: wow. >> eric: you know he has 300 hooks. ♪ >> gerald: i think he's arriving. he's arriving. ♪ >> anthony: this must be the twelfth fishing scene. no, i must have done 20 fishing scenes in my life and i think, i think i had one good day out of all of them. other than that it's been one humiliating goat rodeo after another. ordinarily, our typical fishing scene actually would be, it would be rougher than this. >> eric: rougher. >> anthony: so we would be pitching back and forth and i'd be hanging on to my, the contents of my stomach only by realizing that they're feeling even sicker because they have to look through the viewfinder so they're like -- so it's basically, you're playing this sort of race against time kind of a game and it's like, "who is going to puke first?" >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: it's always the camera dudes though. >> eric: is it? >> anthony: no. ge

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eric housley's mouth is regret. >> if this is the platform we need to raise hear voice, to make this world a better place f it saves one more one moreorth it. >> reporter: her friends and classmates marched down the streets caring heavy signs and heavy hearts. >> it's not about gun control. she would be the person who probably would have organized this. >> reporter: those who knew alaina say it's up to them, their generation, to end gun violence. alaina's father says it starts with kindness. >> if you are flea're in a dark how would you have been in someone looked up and sincerely said how are you today? gave them a smile. said hello. >> reporter: and alaina's friends tell us her old high school is organizing ae for her. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank to co, in the air and an annual veteran's day celebratn.dour help. what we're asking the community to do to make sure those in need have a good holiday meal this holiday season. >> what we need to clear out the smoke is rain. i'll show you when we could get the chance of rain across the bay area in six minutes. back to our continuing coverage of the

there's w w f project will run for another three years organizers are hoping to reach some two hundred households the workshops provide farmers with practical help like tips on improving eric h. and many types of corrupt require more water than those destined for animal feed rats a path through a chain plant explains how to use natural methods to retain more moisture. this method allows us to slow down the movement of the stream. allows the surrounding land to absorb more water i mean what do you need to inspect impacts the dams regularly headed up. so this man has managed to make the transition terrorists who i know used to go feed corn but like others he ended up in debt these days he grows organic bananas. the transition was difficult especially because we had no money coming in during that period. but thanks to the support we got we managed and. it was more time to pay it back i'll do it so i'm feeling competent. the w w f instigated project hasn't been as much of a success for everyone as it's been for terrorists but still half of the workshop participants say they want to make the leap to more sustainable crops. the w w f esteemed. but some local businesses to promot

f three seconds. >>> massive cleanup continues in the communities directly impacted by the campfire. carlos spoke to one survivor still trying to reach a loved one. >> reporter: parts of the community are no long eric newsble. many homes in the area wiped out by the campfire. >> there is nothing left. all my neighbors except one are gone. i think i'm the last house up there. everything is gone. >> reporter: gary stay bed hind to protect his home when the flames broke out. through the chaos, his wives able to evacuate. >> i think she knows i'm alive. that's as far as i can go. can't get out, no cell service. >> reporter: getting ahold of loved ones is mayor alcohjor ch. four bodies were found yesterday. gary said he's certain one of the four killed was his friend. >> she's lived up the street from me and went to church with us. yeah. she didn't get out. >> reporter: officials are working with forensic teams to identify the bodies that have been recovered so far. this as sheriff's deputies have intensified their search and recovery efforts to comb through the vast debris. the majority of those killed were found in paradise where cleanup continues. we found this san francisco team assisting to put out

eric farrell died last night. investigators say he was rushed to the hospital but did not survive his injuries. right now investigators are looking f any suspect connected to this case. of course we'll be keeping you sted on the nbc washington app. >>> montgomery county police a investigating a pedestrian crash. police say it happened this morning at new hampshire and northampton driven silver spring. there's a 7-eleven in that area. we're told the vehicle that hit the person did stay on the en >> heartbreaking, that's how videos showing after school brawls posted online are being described. both the school system and prince george's county police department are investigating. that's because a lot of these fights are happening off campus. nobody's coming forwardo identify a of the people involved. it's making the school day uneasy for a lot ofstudents. >> we need our students who are being bullied or threatened in any kind of way to come forward and know that the schoolystem will protect you. >> crossland high school has changed dismissal procedures. additional securssyistance was also added and police will patrol the area wit many

f out help. >> i was worried about losing my oscurity clearance, worried aboutg my job, so i just kept it to myself. >> reporter: ericays he suffered in silence for almost a decade and began a second career as a fairfax county firefighter after retiring from the. milita then came the moment that changed his life forever. >> the best way to put it isup just my ran over. it just got wrestling with thes demons . i just got irrational, and i felt that if i take my own life, then i no longer suffer and she no long eveer suffersen >> made a co to our friend that i wouldn't have to deal with him anymore. an i knew. that he was suicidal. >> i took my pistol, went car, and i drove off to a secluded area and sat there contemplating shooting myself until the next morning, and she devine intervengtion or rational thought, but i thought about her a my daughter, and i realized that, you know, i needed to get help, and i wanted to live. >> reporter: eric started treatment the very next day and continues going to therapy for r post-traumatics disorder, it's something fairfax county police chief has been candid about too. >> i see a