butter ball hotline.have a happynnin? >> alle way throu stephen: allhway through. >> keep it happy, informative. >> stephen: all the way through. >> when you're done, see the black button here, that's going to get released and you will get another call. >> stephen: the release is there and then another call. >> right. >> stephen: after the happy ending, i hit the black button for the release. >> that's right. >> stephen: thank you. ( laughter ) great, thank you, carol. >> all right, thanks. good luck. >> stephen: all right. butter ball hotline. let's butter your balls. >> i like it well done, how would you suggest i cook it? a. >> stephen: cook it a long time. hi, this is carol, welcome to the turkey talk line. >> hi. carol, cooking my butter ball turkey breast with wings, and i put it in at 325, but -- >> stephen: oh, boy. -- if after two hours i put aluminum foil on it? >> stephen: over all of it or just the thighs? >> there were no thighs. >> stephen: there were no thighs. >> no. >> stephen: what happe

messages left on the hotline will be reviewed daily.set up the hotline so residents have an easy and direct way to report hate crimes. >>> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we have bone dry air that could mess with your sinuses. good news, look at the winds. 15 to 25 miles per hour. they will continue to taper. that's why the red flag warning expires at 7:00. midnight saturday night, you could see the winds developing once again. increasing as we head towards sunday morning, 20 to 30 miles per hour. that's getting close to critical fire conditions. i wouldn't be surprised if another red flag warning is issued for saturday night into sunday. during the day sunday, the winds will cool down. the events not as strong as the ones we're living through right now and they won't last quite as long. >> in the east bay, a disabled vehicle on southbound 880 just south of 238. part of the right lane blocked. emergency crews on the way to the scene. so far that is not a major issue. we have a pretty longanbachup in t

the hotline is 805-465-6650. we do know pepperdine and cal lutheran students frequent the club. in addition to the deputy who died, we are hearing stories of others who rescued people inside. i'll have more stories in my next live report in about half an hour. >> the hotline is so important. a lot of folks here in the bay area may have students that attend school, university in southern california. cal lutheran or pepperdine. we are keeping you up to the latest on this shooting. several people survived. obviously there were hundreds of people inside the bar in thousand oaks. having to see what happens. >> they are offering words of comfort. one girl said she was dancing with they heard the shooting. >> i thought it was a joke. >> we couldn't get out because the shooting was on that side. so our friends got the bar stools and started slamming them against the windows so we could escape. >> witnesses could not forget what they saw the gunman do. >> a father was at the bar with his stepson. they were about to leave when the gunman opened fire. >> here's what he told kabc earlier th

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the hotline is 805-465-6650. we do know pepperdine and cal lutheran students frequent the club.eputy who died, we are hearing stories of others who rescued people inside. i'll have more stories in my next live report in about half an hour. >> the hotline is so important. a lot of folks here in the bay area may have students that attend school, university in southern california. cal lutheran or pepperdine. we are keeping you up to the latest on this shooting. several people survived. obviously there were hundreds of people inside the bar in thousand oaks. having to see what happens. >> they are offering words of comfort. one girl said she was dancing with

i believe we have a victim's hotline and the p.r.o.'s will give you the victim's hotline number where they were they can call to check and just make sure. that they want to multiple hospitals. ok thank you. it is just after six am east coast time and the united states and americans are waking up to news of a now their mass shooting you have been listening to jeff dane the ventura county sheriff inter-county being in california and.

here's that hotline number for you. that is 805-465-6650. again, 805-465-6650. the sheriff called the sergeant a hero. people who rescued people from the gunfire. in the next half hour, we will have an update as deputies search for a motive in this mass shooting. >> our sister station talkeddddd the people who knew sergeant helus. >> did you know sergeant helus? >> yes. >> i'm so sorry. you are trying to help. what keeps you going at a time like this? >> members of the public, concerned loved ones. we are hearing trying to make sure that everybody is established. everybody gets the comfort and care they need and the answers right now. >> and right now, when it comes to the scene, your guys are also still out there. what are you trying to do at the scene when it comes to witnesses. you still have a lot of people out there, right? >> we have multiagencies, fbi, sheriff's office investigating. it is a long, drawn-out process. i understand everybody wants answers and we are doing our best. >> can you share what kind of guy sergeant helus was? >> he was a great guy.

>> i believe we have a victim's hotline. the pios will give you the victim's hotline where they can call to check and just make sure. >> reporter: were they all transported [ inaudible ]? >> they went to multiple hospitals. >> reporter: thank you, sheriff. >> thank you. >> real quick that hotline number is 805-465-6650. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> way do want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." you have been watching that press conference. we have breaking news to tell you about, in the worst variety, a second mass shooting in america, the second in less than two weeks. a gunman opened fire inside a southern california bar filled with college kids. authorities say there are more injured and they don't have the numbers yet, and the suspected gunman is dead. >> the largest mass shooting in this country in 12 days. let that sink in. police say hundreds of people were inside the bar, and the bar was hosting a college country music night and witnesses describe a scene of shea

and they should know that they have an entire hotline dedicated to helping frantic scholars fix theires. for decades, laura spoke earlier with one of those turkey experts and raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. take a listen. speak to janice, are you at the official turkey headquarters? >> i'm at the official turkey talk line headquarters. >> laura: okay, so what is the craziest thing someone has tried to get you to fix for them on thanksgiving? >> when people call in here, for them, it is go time. they are trying to make this turkey, and they are trying to either avoid a disaster or they already see a disaster coming down the line. our goal here at butterball is to really make it cook like a boss, make you all met turkey. this is going to be fun and good and one of my favorite calls that i took -- oh, gosh, maybe three or four years ago. she was a new bride and i could barely hear her. i said, can you talk up a little bit? i can hear you. she said, i have a turkey in the oven but i don't know if it's done. she said, i'm calling from the hallway closet. i am like, okay. all right. i

laura and raymond talk with one of those turkey hotline experts coming up next. raymond talk with one of those ♪ >> lisa: the turkey challenge is scaring parents all across the country. kids are asking how to cook a 25-pound turkey in theki microwave. we tested it out, asking one of our producer's mother is what she would do. she said, you can't do that! your grandfather is probably rolling over in his grave. wow. way to take it to the next h level. we have got news for you, though, denise. g butterball says you can microwave a turkey, albeit a devery small one. and they should know that theyou have an entire hotline dedicated to helping frantic scholars fix their turkey troubles. for decades, laura spoke earlier with one of those turkey experts and raymond arroyo, fox news contributor. take a listen. >> laura: janice, are you at the official turkey headquarters? >> i'm at the official turkey talk line headquarters. >> laura: okay, so what is the craziest thing someone has tried to get you to fix for them on thanksgiving? >> when people call in here, for them, it

the salvation army has its own hotline. you can designate campfire aid. also, a list of homes that evacuees can stay in and they are asking users to add their home to that list if it is available. we have a list on toyota -- on kpix.com. click the wildfire banner at the top of the page. >>> president trump posted a message about the california wildfires earlier this morning saying, there is no reason for these massive, deadly and costly forest fires except that forest management is so poor. billions of dollars are given each year with so many lives lost all because of gross mismanagement. the president assured macron... the u-s will "help" wi t insisted >>> president trump is in france today where he met with the french president. the president assured mccrone that the u.s. would help with european defense but insisted that european nations get their share. >> we are getting along from the standpoint of fairness. we want to help europe but it has to be fair. >> the president was going to attend a celebration of the end of w

for another two and a half hours after the voting was delayed the nonpartisan election protection hotline has received nearly double the amount of calls from voters experiencing problems at their polling places that they did in twenty fourteen most of the seventeen and a half thousand calls were related to malfunctioning voting machines in other news take your sources have told al jazeera that saudi arabia is willing to pay blood money to jamal khashoggi family and his fiance sources also reveal that cia director gina hospital has seen all the evidence related to this murder. transfer of the republican party is bracing for a life in loss of seats in the house of representatives their rivals the democrats need to gain twenty three seats to take control of that chamber of congress if this happens. that could allow the democrats to launch several committee investigations of the trumpet administration and possibly even. proceedings for the senate several democrats are fighting to keep their seats in states that trump one in twenty six republicans believe they can retain control of this chambe

they activate add hotline for victims and witnesses.ime is oo crime motivated by racial -- the hotline number is available on the police department website. fdapolice station is set to crack down on the use of e- cigarettes. the use jumped 77% among high school students and among 50% among midded school students. the fda is expected to announce a ban on the sale of flavored e-cigarettes the exception of menthol. stores will only be allowed to sale them if minors are not allowed inside. >> the dow up ten point, nasdaq fell 39 and s&p 500 down 7. rising for gadget rates are affecting demand. our wildfire coverage continues right after the break. see how bay area firefighters are joining the frontlines in butte county. >> and mark tamayo is showing us when the fire danger will ease. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. . >>> highway 12 has reopened after a big rig fire spark add grass fire this afternoon. it was heading east on highway 12 when it caught fire around noon

he opened to the promised white house fee a hotline, which has already fielded more than 100 50,000 calls and emails from our veterans. in many cases, we receive calls bets. 150000 calls and emails from our veterans. they have seamless access to mental health care and suicide prevention resources for veterans. there is a focus on the first year after separation from military service. that is when a lot of bad things can happen. million for206 suicide prevention programming. every fee a medical center offers same day emergency mental health care. we have to do more and we are working to do more. be working with every state and local leader, many of you are here, and around the nation to improve vital mental health services for our veterans. priority for might ministration, has been from the beginning and always will be. until we get it right. we are getting close. once we get it right, we are going to keep it right, because it can go bad just as fast as we fixed it, so we are going to keep it right. pretty soon, we are just going to work on keeping it right. to our crucial element veterans

here is a hotline for family members.u're in the bay area and maybe have a student in the southern california area. 805-465-6650. pepperdine and is cal lutheran have injured students frequent the club but not said if they are among the dead. >> katie, as you mentioned, so many of those inside the bar very young people, college students. what have they said about the shooter? >> one witness said the man wore all black. one said a man appeared to target an employ yai, specificalspecifi -- employee, in particular a woman at the front desk. we expect more details throughout the day. matt akatie, thank you. some said they would go every wednesday night. those who survived understandably really shaken up this morning. >> they offered hugs and words of comfort. one woman said she was dancing with her friends when the gunman started shooting. >> it sounded like firecrackers. to t for.roppe >> i tught iwaa ke. >> wcouldn't g balls the shooting was on that side. so our friends got the bar stools and they started slamming it against

efforts poison control center is one of seven in germany it's hotline receives calls every day from people who've overdosed on painkillers pharmacist. encounters city cases on a daily basis. going through all center efforts truths about sure how can i help you it's a time when you took paracetamol and ibuprofen. and when you take them on to the i don't know age and weight. six and twenty six. and fifty eight feel. the amount of medication and the patient's body weight is calculated to determine whether this is a case of life or death the caller is a paramedic he suspects the young woman was attempting suicide and given the number of pills she swallowed she could have succeeded because of the fear and this is definitely a case that should be monitored in the hospital she consumed a total of eight grams of ibuprofen where we know that a single dose of six to eight grams can lead to lasting kidney problems or sudden kidney failure. poisoned with over the counter painkillers the patient swallowed eight grams almost twice the recommended maximum daily dose a dose that can cause permanent liver

they have also set up a hotline for anyone trying to locate family members who may have been at the bar. the number is on the screen -- 805-465-6650. we will have more updates as the morning goes on. >> thank you. after the gunfire city and county and federal law enforcement responded. >> yes, this is a hectic scene. >> reporter: yes, still very active. hundreds of first responders rushing here. we are just getting word that a motorcade will be at 10 am this morning to escort the body of the sheriff's deputy that was shot and killed when this happened at 1120 last night. one of the students inside at the time -- you go to college down the street. can you walk me through this? what happened? >> i was talking to some friends and had a clear view of the front desk. i saw him walk in and reach out to the counter like he was going to give them money so i didn't think anything of it. i wasn't really focused on him until i heard the first shot. that i saw him holding a handgun and shooting the girl behind the front desk. >> after that it took a few seconds for people to realize what was going

the salvation army a its own hotline number... and air b-n-b is asking users to list any properties they have available for evacuees. <<>> <<>> <<>> the salvation army has its own hotline number and airbnb is asking users to list any properties they have available for the evacuees. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk following the latest on that woolsey fire that continues to burn in between l.a. and ventura counties. 150 square miles have already burned. firefighters were able to hold those lines overnight. this video was taken about an hour ago. the flames still raging down there. and they had to deal with a major flareup late last night. that was in the lake sherwood area on the western edge of the fire. so they were able to contain that. but people living just beyond that line were packing up and getting ready to evacuate. thousands of people have been allowed back in over the past 48 hours. but more than 100,000 orders. 57,000 structures still considered threatened righab

hotline, which has already fielded more than 150,000 calls and emails from our veterans. when they have a complaint, a problem, or in many cases, we receive compliments for what's happened in the last less than two-year period. almost two years, can you believe it? but it's still less than two years. in january, i signed an executive order directing the department of defense homeland security and veterans' affairs to ensure seamless access to mental health care and suicide prevention resources for veterans. tremendous, hard-to-believe problem. hard to believe. with a focus on the first year after separation from military service, when a lot of bad things can happen. we secured $206 million for v.a. suicide prevention programming. every v.a. medical center now offers same day emergency mental health care. but we have to do more and we are working to do more. we will be working with every state and local leader. so many of you are here. to improve might vital mental health services for america's great veterans. this is a top priority for my administration. has been, as i sa

. >> just to let people know there is a hotline number. in southern california, your kids go to these schools around the san fernando valley if you can't get in touch with them there is the number to call to get information. and thousand oaks, and a country bar named borderline in thousand oaks, 11 people shot, multiple people killed, a gunman killed as well for sheriff deputies. >> when police got the call, they hear gunfire, 11 shot, ventura county spokesman reports the shooter is dead. a couple of schools are cal lutheran, pepperdine, lsu and reports from a lot of witnesses saying they can't contact family members get lost when they were inside. you have a lot of concerned parents and family members out there. >> they take the phone off and silence it and wonder if they were at the bar. a frightening time for this to happen. it happened at 11:20 at night, prime time for college bar and there were hundreds of people inside what appears to be a massive country-western bar and wednesday night, college students, everybody in their, we heard

. >> oakland police set up a hate crime hotline for the public.ey're asking victims and witnesses of possible hate crimes to call the number on your screen. the very bottom there, 510-637-4283. police say messages left on the hotline will be reviewed daily. >>> all right. taking a look at the roads this morning. we have a sig-alert, a major issue, crash involving a semi, pickup truck and two sedans on southbound 101. three right lanes are blocked. you are backing up into the brisbane area. definitely recommend taking an alternate route. either el camino or 280. you don't want to be late for your flight. metering lights on pretty typically at 5:25 this morning. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> look at the conditions we're dealing with right now. they are starting to taper, which is good news. you can see, though, it is still bone dry out there. 9% in atlas peak. the winds, there you go. 10 to 25. they will tamer after 7:00 when the current red flag warning ends. winds develop once again in the central valley, sacramento valley, if y

authority versus set up a hotline for anyone trying to locate family members.t on the screen. we don't have any additional information on the other 11 victims in the shooting other than ta sheriff's sergeant we told you about. student frs pepper dine university were in the bar when this happened and students from nearby california lutheran university were there and that school cancelled classes today inviting students to gather at the school's chapel and mourn. . >>> 8:32. the ventura county sheriff choked back tears overnight when he described the deputy gunned down in the attack. the sheriff said he knew him for decades. >> ron was a hardworking, dedicated sheriff sergeant. he was totally committed and he giveaway his all and tonight as i told his wife, he died a hero. >>> high fire danger out by paradise called the campfire. this is going to last for ten more days. no sign of rain, sure sign of warm temperatures which we had yesterday. 82 in gilroy. east san jose, 82. napa was 78 warm degrees. sunny and wafrm stretch, it does look like possibility of at leas

that's why we provide a hotline during this time. because a lot of them are asking questions about the elections itself. >> we also -- can you say more about the differentiations? >> even though i provided general numbers for the asian-american pulls that we cannot do it, there are differences in terms by ethnicity. traditionally vietnamese and filipino americans are about more public and leaning. the chinese in the past have been more democratic leaning, but now we are seeing them not identifying with either party for those undecided voters. in terms of issues that motivate them, it's similar to the latino community. .. unof the growing trends is that not enough of the political campaigns are reaching out to these voters. we're starting to see changes, like in virginia, especially in northern virginia, with the virginia 10 congressional race. nevada, such a close race that they are both republicans and democrats are courting courtinge asian-american, filipino vote in nevada, and we -- watt of -- the race will be tight. and then in h

>> we have a victims hotline. they can go to our website at vcsp.org andet thatictims hotline and call. our people put that together. itill be hours as the medical examiner is going through and working to identify who those victims are and making notifications to the families. >> sheriff, you mentioned that up unt this point your officers had found just a single weapon here. a handgun. i know you went into that scene. you saw thatruesome scene. does it strike you as unusual that a handgun couldmureak that damage that quickly? >> no, r notlly. i mean, a hand -- assault rifles get all t tention, but certainly a handgun in the hand of the right person can certainly wreak a lot of damage, especially at close range. >> you have been,f, shern law enforcement for decades, and you have seen countless scenes. i can only imagine. pare to whais c you have seen in the past? >> this is by far the most horrific thing that i have seen in my 41 years. >> sir, we can't say enough about this, whe sergean lost his life a few hours a

see someone who appears not to have a place to be, a safe place to go, you can call the hothermia hotline. we ask you have the time, the location of the siting and be able to give a description of the person. >> you can find that information on the nbc washington app. hypothermia can occur when temperatures are abo 40 degrees. it can affect your a to think clearly and your movement. >>> developing this ntrning, mery county police are trying to piece together what caused a crash that sent s people to the hospital. chopper 4 was over the scene. it happened last night in rockville around 7:00 on norback road. authorities say the drivers of a fordor focus and van collided as the van was trying to make a left turn. we know ohe driverthe focus hit a brick sign on the side of the road. four teenagers and one woman in that focus were taken to the hospital. theycaave cri injuries. the driver of the v is expected to be okay. >>> we have an update for you o a shooting at a mall down south. new information in an officer-involved shooting in alabama. this t happened onnksgiving night. puthorities say

hereou see someone who was not to have a place to be, safe place to go, you can call themi hypoth hotline. we ask that you have the time and the location the sig and give a description of what the person looks like. >>he hypia can occur when temperatures are above 40 degrees. what'stricky, sometimes you don't know it's happening. it can affect your ability to think and move. stay with news 4 for continuing coverage. we'll haveutp to the mine coverage on the nbc washington app for you. >>> now, breaking news out of rockville. a crash sends 14 to the hospital. chopperve the scene in the area of west bury rd. the teenag slammed into the van. the car hit a brick wall. the man in the van is expected to be good. the four teens and woman in the car were critically hurt. >>> tom march mouth's young life was cut short by a bullet meant for somebody else. tom's family is leading a fundraiser in order t other victims of violence. jackie? >> rorter: leon, the family's bar and restauran is one of the ost popular spots in this part of the city. the owners know everybody and they're hoping that those co

. >>> three hotlines are taking calls from people reporting family and friends they vice president heard from sin the fire broke out. the sheriff's department is now taking dna samples as well from people who have reported those missing family members. hundreds of people and 22 cadaver dogs are searching paradise and nearby communities for those victims. >>> certificate regulators are expanding an investigation into pg&e safety operation all balls of these recent wildfires. >> they reported an issue with the transmission in the lean. some are already suing pg&e. they can pass liability claims to rate payers. but the law won't take effect until next year. pg&e has lost $15 billion in market value since the camp fire. it has potential liabilities from claims exceed its insurance coverage. >>> look at your screens. a series of satellite images put together by uc berkeley show the rapid spread and the devastation from the camp fire. it started 6:30 a.m. last thursday. that thin little line indicated the power lines. this other map, within four hours, showing the flames burning through half o

that hotline for you to call to find out the very latest is (805)465-6650.ve we have that in the form and i will repeat it in case you are grabbing a pen or pencil right now. that is 80546566 five oh. - - at 805-46-5650. a lot of parents have children who go to those colleges. we don't know the names of the victims. the thousands of - - they don't know the identity of the victims yet. but they fear the worst. here is what one >> i am very emotional right now. this is my firstborn son. [ crying ] it is tough. [ crying ] cody is a tough kid. what i am scared of is that he went toward the action and not away from the action. knowing cody, i am afraid that is what he did. just knowing that he is one of those kids that could run toward the bully and stand up for others and i think that may be what he did. i am just as clueless as everybody else. >> he went into the entrance, first immediately shooting the unarmed security guard, he was a bouncer. he killed that man and then a cashier at the front desk. he went into the office and opened fire on the dance floor. w

processes have been digitalized customers can select everything on their computers or via telephone hotline that way they can see how much each item costs and what the total price will be. as an exception i get a personal consultation here the same package i'd picture earlier would cost around six hundred euros less. credit if because people don't really have a sense of what it costs we made a video about that we went out and asked people what they thought a funeral costs and the answers ranged from five thousand to fifteen thousand euros or much more we heard everything this is a deal of time so people don't know what a fair price would be yes exactly i don't think they have any sense of what the right price might be but if the up prices or. death is big business. in germany about nine hundred thousand people die each year with funeral revenues totaling two billion euros it's a market that conventional full service undertakers like fabienne benson are having to share with more and more new competitors. here he's making the final preparations in the chapel before the mourners his clients ar

we are also asking people to call our hotline or go to our website to register. as of this morning, we've had over 12,000 people already registered into our system. we have handed out close to $3 million directly to those who have qualified for assistance. obviously, the firefighters are the main priority, taking care people and making sure we can get people transitioning out of shelters into long-term homes, and we are also working with the state of california, who was then a tremendous job in making sure they understand how were going to get the infrastructure backup so we can start to help communities like paradise and stratford. we think it is time to turn over to the incident commander. >> [indiscernible] fire frommap of the the very first day. the most extensive damage was in the first 12 hours. [indiscernible] there are still significant challenges because of the drainage and the weather you'd -- weather. the wind, and a red flag warning for this weekend. [indiscernible] especially the river drainage, and their communities like bear creek and other communi

with the rains approaching, residents in san francisco should call 311, the city's hotline and not 911 when you want to report flooding. things like clogged drains and downed trees. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> excellent. thank you, vic. >>> a reminder. you can track your weather with the abc 7 news app. looking at live doppler 7 right there. convenient tool. >>> the rain is not good news for thousands of people displaced by the camp fire or the environment. >> kate larsen is live in paradise with more. kate? >> reporter: that's right. we're actually near downtown paradise. nobody has been allowed back up here yet. but earlier today, we were farther down on the outskirts of chico where homeowners are getting a first look at what's left of their homes. carrie fips spent the day searching for parts of her home. >> my parents gave me these for birthdays and christmas and wedding. >> she found her wedding ring. the diamond is blackened by fire. but she really came back home to look for her two dogs. >> today we came up and found them in the house. they didn't make it. we're ready to grieve that

the salvation army has its own hotline number, 1-800-sal-army and airbnb is asking users to list anyroperties they have available for evacuees. betty yu, kpix5. >> thanks. >>> we'll pick it up where we left off, that is where a spare the air forecast in the bay area forecast for tomorrow, maybe tuesday as well as air quality suffers with that plume of smoke coming down from a fire about 200 miles from the bay area. red flag warnings are posted but not in the immediate bay area. still fire danger lurks in the area with high pressure still over the west coast, low pressure deepening not only off camp pendleton, but it's at least approaching four corners, will give us hazy conditions. it did get windy before sunset today, galena up to 69 miles an hour. winds have calmed down out of the east, but in the north bay it's beginning to shift to the northwest and that is a dry direction, but it's not as dry as easterly winds. highs today asched the richmond bridge, san francisco hit 69 today, santa rosa 76, livermore 66 and as we look at the haze at coit tower which is supposed to be white, bu

we run up against this all the time when people contact me through our hotline and go -- do you have card number? do you have the receipt? . no. you got to have those two things. >> i was too lazy. so i take a picture of it. >> that's the best way. >> thanks, michael. >>> let's move on to the weather and the rain. >> your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> the front is weakening. you're still seeing showers but the north bay is getting a little bit of a break. let me get you to fremont, you're seeing light showers in castro valley, san leandro, across 880. take it easy if you have to run errands or step out to the peninsula. san mateo to redwood city. san carlos, edgewood road definitely seeing slippery spots. now, around allen rock into san jose, we're starting to see a few drops developing. so take a look at the 24-hour rainfall totals. san jose, you have received absolutely no measurabsasurableo far. .4 in oakland. .17 in san francisco. there's more to come. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. here's a live picture from tahoe where they have been seeing snow at the highe

established a hotline for survivors o clergy abuse. we don't know if that's how this complaint was uncovered. you can find the number in our n nbc washingto app. search clerg abuse there. >>> matt whitaker will now oversee the mller investigation. >> and many critics actually see this as improper influence by the president. >> matthew whitaker has made no bones about questioning the legitimate si of this investigation. >> and p seem have called this obstruction of justice in plain sight. a >>> the newing attorney general is replacing his former boss. matthew whitaker was jeff sessions' chief of staff. >> after president trump forced his resignation, sessions today left the justice department o a rousing round of applause. after acknowledging the crowd, sessions shook whitaker's hand. >> tonight, nbc news justice correspondent pete williams introduces us to the man w stantly becomes one of the most influential figures in washington. >> reporter: president trump today appointed an acting attorney general, matt whitaker, a former u.s. att

the salvation army has its own hotline number, 1-800-sal-army. you can designate the camp fire. airbnb are compiling a list of homes that evacuees can stay in. they're asking users to add their home to that list if it is available. we're told the 49ers are chipping in to help out the town of paradise home to assistance strength coach shane wallen. his family's house burned to the ground yesterday. since then the team has rallied and are requesting and providing relief for the victims because the team started a gofundme account for all donations. we put all of the information on how to donate on our website, www.kpix.com. >> thank you. >>> paul will be right back here with the bay area forecast when we come back. >>> air quality is not going to improve. a spare the air warning has been issued for the weekend and monday. very unhealthy air quality everywhere. that is smoke blanketing oakland and the bay bridge. it's 68 in oakland, 66 in san francisco, santa rosa 50 degrees overnight tonight. you will drop below freezing in sonoma county tonight. napa right at the freezing mark, co

the polls trying to dissuade them from voting, they should call the national election protection hotline, 866-our-vote. if you are registered, there is no one who should be trying to stop you. this year has been interesting, because there are some elected officials who seem to be trying to decrease turnout using some tactics of dubious legality. but at the same time, this is america and the people get to choose the politicians, not the other way around. host: headline in the columbus dispatch this morning summing up the election day morning, "it is up to you now." with a picture of early date voting in the columbus area. now, john. he has already voted. good morning. caller: i want to thank c-span. i listen to you every morning. one of the things i have noticed, i have served in the military for 12 years and i have never seen it as divided and fractured as what it is today. and it is sad, because you realize there are a lot of people who have come a long way to sacrifice to see this country running the way it is running and it is terrible. i am all about having a national holiday for vot

your food distribution this week, you can go to our website, or you can call our food connection hotline at 800-984-3663. and we'll get you connected to a site where you can receive your holiday groceries. >> thank you for that. we'll tie to get that information and tt well. this unhealthy air quality unfortunately is impacting the entire bay area. i'll have another update and bring the baby back for raj coming up at 6:00. stay with us. back to you. >> thank you. we will be at various safeway locations tomorrow, and through this holiday season. $10 gets a bag of groceries. >> so helpful and so easy. >>> up next, a strange site washing up on california beaches. we'll show you. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. >>> tonight at 6:00, it hasn't happened in 55 years. the big game between stanford and cal postponed because of the bad air. we're live on the uc berkeley campus where a fan who flew 3,000 miles will miss his first big game in nearly

days, officials have been combing through rubble and missing persons' reports from three separate hotlines. tonight, more than 600 still unaccounted for. pam nolan looking for her ex-husband. >> we've checked every evacuation center, every shelter. >> reporter: a list of the missing posted in this walmart parking lot where many paradise residents have relocated, living in tents filled with smoke until sunday when they'll be forced to leave. and david, more than 11,000 homes and businesses have burned to the ground across california, with the president coming to see the devastation on saturday, state leaders are calling it a humanitarian crisis. >> will carr, excellent reporting all week long. >> tonight, president trump says he has written answers to robert mueller and he has written the answers on his own. and he says he was trying to trick him up. here is jonathan karl. >> reporter: president trump said today he has at long last completed written answers to questions from special counsel robert mueller. >> i haven't submitted them yet. i just finished them. >> reporter: he insisted, he w

the government has now set up a hotline for egyptians to report fake news and rumours, and the crackdownwebsites have been blocked in egypt since last year. some of them belong to critical media organisations and some to human rights groups. egyptian authorities deny any systematic crackdown on free speech. amal‘s husband told me he hoped his wife would be released on appeal and reunited with their two—year—old son, zidan. —— three—year—old son, zidan. while there might be some light at the end of the tunnel for amal, the space for expressing dissent in this country is obviously shrinking, and the phrase "fake news" is seen by many opponents as a powerful tool to silence them. sally nabil there. throughout this week, there'll be much more on this on bbc world news, in our beyond fake news season. you can also follow the debate and research by visiting our website. that's at bbc.com/fakenews. 0rjoin the conversation using the hashtag, #beyondfakenews. we have reported so often on the hazards facing wild rhinos, one of the most endangered species on earth. in africa, it's thought there are

the government has now set up a hotline for egyptians to report fake news and rumours, and the crackdownwebsites have been blocked in egypt since last year. some of them belong to critical media organisations and some to human rights groups. egyptian authorities deny any systematic crack down on free speech. amal‘s husband told me he hoped his wife would be released on appeal and reunited with their two—year—old son. while there might be some light at the end of the tunnel for amal, the space for expressing dissent in this country is obviously shrinking. and the phrase fake news is seen by many opponents as a powerful tool to silence them. throughout this week, there will be much more on bbc news about this in our beyond fake news season. you can follow it on the bbc news website too. while we're on the subject of press freedom, cnn has filed a lawsuit against trump administration for suspending the press credentials of one of its seniorjournalists. jim acosta had his press pass suspended last week after this clash with president trump last week. cnn alleges it violates both his constitu

we are currently updating our ivr which is when you call a hotline and you have a recorded message there, we are making sure it will be in spanish and cantonese and mandarin and filipino. we are developing in language micro- sites with more extensive web content that we believe will be most helpful for these communities as we continue to educate about that particular program. we want to keep customers engaged that we already have as well as educate new ones as we look ahead to upcoming enrolment and things like that. so over the next few months, we will be focusing on operational communications, super green upgrade campaigns, annual disclosures and mailings that we have to do. customer inquiries, we will be doing a series of super green spotlight videos that have chosen to do go -- goat super green. we have done another round with some good partnerships. there is a group, there is a business that runs out camping gear. i can't remember the name of it. but we did a really fun thing with them where we shot a video of them promoting the program and they said any customers who would bring in

now, one voter protection group tells us that 24,000 people have called its hotline with problems and with questions. much higher than in 2014, but david, given the size and scale of the voter turnout today, it's not that surprising. david? >> matt gutman leading us off tonight. thank you so much. >>> president trump landed back in washington at 2:08 this morning after a whirlwind campaign trip. is he prepared for the possibility of democrats taking back the house? here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: he's campaigned hard, and now president trump is back at the white house, waiting for returns. he has said he has no idea how it's all going to turn out. >> you know what you do? my whole life, you know what i say? don't worry about it, i'll just figure it out. does that make sense? i'll just figure it out. >> reporter: he's been all in. >> i did a lot of stops. i saw a lot of people. i saw a lot of make america great again hats. >> reporter: 30 rallies in 20 states since labor day. his closing message has been big on fear of illegal immigratio

government agrees a draft avoids deal with europe that can it get approval of parliament and hotlines . and court deals a blow to the president ruling against his decision to dissolve the parliament. palestinian armed groups including how massive announced a cease fire with israel after an escalation of violence threaten to descend into a full blown war they issued a joint statement promising to abide by the egyptian brokered truce as long as israel does the same there's been no official announcement from the israelis stephanie deca joins me live now from west jerusalem and stephanie tell us about reaction to the cease fire and whether it's holding. it is holding for the moment but people we speak to do say that it is fragile and we're seeing two very different reactions one is out of gaza which is of celebrations on the streets and people there really seeing this as a victory for them this is also how masses played it from the beginning after that botched special forces operation into gaza by israeli forces initially how mass was praising it as a victory because they say they managed