will hurd won both of those elections. it cams down to a handful of votes across the district.ttle thing here especially this the last few days this campaign matters so much. >> people say that for a lot of race. for will hurd it does seem to be true. >>> president obama endorsed ortiz-jones who was in that fees. and also right now, the former president is on the trail again, in georgia, touching for democrats. earlier today in florida, he had this to say. >> i can't tell you how encouraged i have been to see sow many people getting involved for the first time. record numbers of women who are running for office. you know we need more women. >> up front now, one woman running for the first time. who president obama has endorsed. who he rallied for last week. alyssa slotkin is running for congress in florida's eighth district. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> the four days away. the latest polling has you three points behind congressman mike bishop your opponent. how are you feeling? what are you hearing out there. >> we have 1,500 volunteers poundsing the paveme

cheryl hurd from paradise. i've spoken to aot of people in bay area worried about family member paradise. >> reporter: they are. and what you're looking at used to be a home. used to be entire neighborhood. and it's burned to the ground. as you can see, winds are picking up, shifting and there's no containment in sight. paradise is burning. >> went from zero to nuclear very, very fast. >> reporter: raging through the sierra foothills. started around 6:30 this morning. >> red flag warnings, low rh, low humidity, high winds and terrain, all bone dry. >> reporter: almost everything burningground. >> elderly populace up here. mo bned. explosions all day. >> reporter: danger is everywhere. power lines are down. firefighters doing what they can to keep what is standing from burning as they rescue people trapped in homes. >> i don't know if whole town is burned down. numbers in hundreds if not thousands. >> reporter: homes and businesses burn, people have been ordered to evacuate. >> took us 3 1/2 hours to get down th

a recent times poll shows hurd with a comfortable lead.hey suddenly dropped 600,000 d$600,000 dl $600,000 into the race and president trump is not doing him any favors by threatening to do away withbirthright citizenship. >> i find a rock to hide under and stay under. >> if i were him -- >> he's a democratic state representative from eagle pass. we talked about the race from his porch over looking the rio grand into mexico. he considers will hurd a friend and the congressman is hoping to run out the clock on this election. >> you know and if you know will, he's a decent dude. he's a good dude. i mean i can't speak for the guy but i'm sure he don't like it. >> reporter: what do you say to that voter who says i want to vote for you but you're in the president's party and the way he talks rubs me the wrong way? >> people are going to know when i agree and when i disagree. i'm the onwn person that can stand up to both parties. >> reporter: hurd has carved out an image. doesn't support the boarder wall and he's said trump is being manipulated b

we'll go back out live to cheryl hurd in the fire zone. stay with us. >>> you know, it's a great experience, but it's on to the next week. one wiebe doesn't make a seen. so we have to keep things rolling. >> yeah, you have to stack wins starts snowballing. you have to keep pushing forward. we have new york in the bye. one-week season. we're going to try to stack another one. >> 49ers spotlight, sponsored by xfinity. the future of awesome. not slowi the fire terrorizing butte >>> right now at 6:30. it's not slowing down. the fire terrorizing butte county claims more lives and is causing more people to evacuate. the latest and most devastating update. we just learned about 20 minutes ago, the death toll is rising. nine people have died and plenty more are unaccounted for. >> the sheriff's office says with these latest deaths, the victims were found near cars or their residence. one person was actually found inside their home. in addition to the deaths, the butte county sheriff's office says at least seven people have been injured, including

"today in the bay's" cheryl hurd is near paradise and brings us this overnight report. >> reporter: the butte county sheriff says a dna lab team is on the way to join another team already on the ground. they say that is the only way they'll be able to identify the dead. meanwhile, 120 people are still missing. the camp fire churning through dense, dry vegetation along highway 70, headed toward barry creek. >> a majority of the fire was under heavy dense smoke and limbed air use. >> as firefighters battle the wildfire, friends and strangers are desperate to find the missing. >> trying to find a lady at one point sheltered in a truck with my husband, and she got put into another car, but he has her cat, and we found her medicine and her cat carrier. >> reporter: in fact, the sheriff is telling people not to open up makeshift evacuation centers, because it's making it harder for law enforcement trying to find missing people. >> anybody know barb allen, seen her? >> reporter: robert edwards came from saturday toll look for his mother. >> i don't know where she's at. >> where does she live?

this is part of the hurd district. beto o'roarke is running strong. the vote totals were low as we watch them come in. look at the map. beto o'roarke pulled ahead. texas looking like florida. back and forth. we haven't said that in a long time. that's something to be said in this environment that there was not a lack of money in this race. beto o'roarke became a national fund raisiing sensation for the party. people saying you can't win. send some of this money to other states. beto o'roarke said i think i can and i'm going to keep my money. we'll watch this play out. 11,762. look at the map. a long way to go. most of these smaller counties are not much of the state population. they're going to come in for cruz. when you at them all up, it matters. we don't have that many close statewide races in texas. it wasn't the last time. the governor's race maybe closer than republicans thought, but they're going to win that tonight. as you watch this fill in, here's the challenge. along the border. not only do the democrats win but by how much. is the immigrat

. >> nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live near paradise for us, and she continues our coverage. cheryl. >> reporter: that's right. the butte county sheriff is telling us tonight that a dna lab team is on the way to join another team that's on the ground because they say that's the only way they'll be able to identify the dead. meanwhile, we're also finding out tonight that 120 people are still missing. the campfire turning through dense, dry vegetation along highway 70, heading towards berry creek northeast of oroville. >> a majority of the fire today was under heavy dense smoke and limited our aircraft use. >> reporter: as firefighters battle this destructive and deadly wildfire -- >> oh, my god! >> reporter: friends, family and even strangers are desperate to find the missing. >> we're trying to find a lady now who, at one point, was sheltered in a truck with my husband. and she got put into another car, but he has her cat. and we found her medicine and her cat carrier. >> reporter: in fact, the sheriff is telling people not to open up makeshift evacuation centers because it's

churl hurd is in berkeley this evening with what we need to know. >> reporter: if you're heading west here on i-80, expect to hit rain later on tonight. if you're heading east, there may be snow in the sierra. no matter which way you go, the message is be careful. >> i'm traveling down to los angeles for thanksgiving. >> reporter: that journey to southern california could be a wet one, with rain in the forecast. >> i eave had incidents where i've been in the car with family members and we've spun out because o the water. >> reporter: on the roads, and the roads will be slippery in the general manager here says the number of calls definitely increased during the first rain. >> the grease and dirt piling up all summer long is coming to the surface. >> reporter: the chp will be out in force during the thanksgiving weekend. the rain will make their job a little tougher, because people don't tend to slow down when the roads get wet. >> you're traveling down to l.a. or wherever you are going, be careful on the roads. >> reporter: in berkeley, cherryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> search and

or wherever you are going, be careful on the road. >> reporter: in berkeley, cheryl hurd, "nbc bay area" >> it is 4:33. >>> butte county is still reeling from the camp fire and survivors are preparing for the rain. the storm could hamper search efforts under way. 870 people are still missing. the death toll now stands at 81. crews have been shoring up burned hillsides to prevent mud and rockslides. because the soil has taken so much damage, it won't be able to e ha our nbc bay area weather app. it is free to download, to keep you up to date on what is happening in your neighborhood. could you check the radar and see where the rain is going to hit. >> 4:34 right now. >>> making headlines in the south bay, a former p.e. teacher in san jose has been sentenced for possession of child pornography and taking inappropriate pictures of young girls at school. 47-year-old clifford papadakis will serve eight months of house arrest. he was arrested back in february. >>> filing a formal appeal of a $78 million verdict. jurors in august ruled monsanto caused wayne johnson's nonhodgkins liymphoma. mon

cheryl hurd joins us live with more details. cheryl? >> reporter: that suspect was wearing body armor, but it all started with someone who lives in this neighborhood. when police went in to investigate, the suspect took off. >> reporter: it ended here with gunfire and the suspect vehicle crashing into a pole at 22nd and international boulevard in oakland. it started with a phone call to vallejo police. >> the caller indicated the suspect was parked in front of his in the glenn cove neighborhood of vallejo and heavily armed with rifles, assault weapons, a handgun. >> reporter: before police could approach the suspect, he sped away. there was a chase west bound, interstate 80. the chase went on for 30 miles. sirens blaring, cars quickly moving to the side of the freeway. >> we have reports that the suspect did fire at our officers during the pursuit. >> reporter: those shots were not fired on the interstate. police say the suspect shot at them twiceion on international boulevard. two valjo policsuspe fit, strik him, his condition unknown.

in paradise, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> this morning many people don't even know if their homes are still standing. one man we caught up with left his home thursday night. he returned last night and was stopped at a roadblock just blocks from his home. >> i stopped to see if our home had burned down. >> reporter: don't know? >> i don't know yet. >> his home was spared we learned. many others were not so lucky. as of this morning, cal fire says more than 6,000 homes were destroyed by the camp fire. how did this most destructive wildfire in california history start? there are several signs pointing to pge power lines. they filed a report with the state admitting there was an outage on a transmission line in the fire zone right before the fire started thursday morning. here's the dispatch audio. >> engine 33, company 33, hazardous conditions power lines possible, correction, lines down with a possible extension to a tree. confirming fire line hazard. >> copy power lines down. >> that was recorded on thursday at 6:30 a.m., 15 minutes after pge reported its transmission line outage.

cheryl hurd is live with the story. >> reporter: well, we've been talking a lot about paradise, but magalia suffered a lot of damage. take a look at this building. it's burned to the ground but the gas station right across the street is still standing. it's a lot the people around here have to take in. >> the fire line was said to stop in our driveway and it's untouched. >> reporter: c.j. says he's lucky his home didn't burn, and he doesn't know why. >> waking up every morning to make a cup of coffee, to come out here, stand in the road, to drink it and enjoy it. and now i do that and see my neighbor's house, my neighbor's house, my neighbor's house gone. different to say the least. >> reporter: really different that people are being allowed to populate parts for 24 hours. c.j. has been here for a week. >> the first night we got here it smelled horrific. there was more smells that i've ever thought i would smell. now it just smells like somebody put out the camp fire. >> reporter: it's obviously much more than that. rescue crews daily sifting through debris where homes once stood. cadaver d

nbc bay area cheryl hurd joins us from the school and, boy, they've been through so much. this really was a stunner for them, though. >> reporter: yes, it was. and, jessica, as you can see, paradise high school is still standing, but the community surrounding it has burned to the ground. the southern california man watched it all unfold from his living room, but he just didn't sit back and do nothing. >> 1, 2, 3. >> reporter: these students don't know bob wilson, but he is teaching them a valuable lesson about giving to those in need. >> my house burned down soredow. again, it's just stuff. it's replaceable. >> reporter: and that's the whole idea behind what wilson is doing. he's a 90-year-old businessman who watched paradise burn to the ground from his rancho santa fe home. it was emotional for him. he wanted to do something to help their pain. [ applause ] >> reporter: so he decided to write a $1,000 check to each of paradise high school's 980 students and 105 staff members. he wanted to give it to them personally. >> if i can do something for these kids, you know, that

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us in heyward with more. cheryl? >> reporter: i did talk to the rodriguez family tonight and i did talk to the richards family and they're both trying to wrap their minds around what happened here tonight and they're in a struggle to move forward. >> she was a lovely lady. big heart. everybody loved her. >> reporter: that was evident tonight as we watched friends and family come to the rodriguez home in hayward to comfort augie. >> she'd do anything for anybody. she loved god and she was a hard worker, a good mother. >> reporter: no one here could imagine her life ending last night on interstate 880 when a small tour bus traveling northbound crashed into several cars. >> we're looking into all causes of the collision. >> reporter: but the chp is not blaming drugs or alcohol or the collision. >> she was coming from work. >> reporter: like thousands of people do on this freeway every day. the other driver killed, lamumba richards, was driving the ford when the chp says the bus pushed him into a semi truck. rodriguez wa

we'll be tracking that race and we of course have reefed out to congressman will hurd and we have yetbut we will coup welcome him on the show as well. that does it for us. remember, follow the show online, on facebook and on twitter. here is ali velshi. >> we always have a little concern when a live event takes over the show. but i got to say, having part of your show get taken over by oprah winfrey. >> oprah was my special guest today. >> have a great one, thank you. good afternoon, i'm ali velshi. >> and i'm stephanie ruhle. it is thursday, november 1st. let's get smarter. more than th24 million american do not need a reminder to vote. they have already done it. that is 10%. >> the president bracing for a democratic surge that could cost republicans the house is largely focusing his attention on keeping the senate in republican hands. >> a vote for democrats is a vote to liquidate america's borders and they got a lot of rough people in those caravans. they are not angels. hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrant children are made automatic citizens every year because of this crazy

this is a district, will hurd's district, hillary clinton carried. this was always one of the democratic targets. will hurd, even democrats will tell you, ran a good race. what's going to happen here? we don't know. two-thirds of the vote in. it's gone back to gina ortiz jones ahead by 100 votes. a lot of close races. those close races are going to matter because the democrats need nine more. you look at the map. that's just in texas. you look at the national map. they need nine more. they're leading in 26 republican seats. they're on the path to get what they need to get the house. the question is by how much? at the end of the night are you net 25? are you net 30? can you get up to 35? that's the math, wolf, we're going to do as we go. again, democrats aren't there yet. the map looks like there's a path to get there. >> harry enten, you're doing some statistical models right now. what's the forecast? >> we can't project the house yet, but our forecast is that democrats will fact have a net gain of 35 seats. however, it could go even higher than tha

cheryl hurd joins us on campus where this was supposed to be one of the biggest weekends of the year, cheryl. >> reporter: that's right, raj. as you can see, students are clearing out as word is spreading that classes have been canceled tomorrow. we're hearing cheers off and on as we stand here. now campus is empty now, but earlier today, it was packed, in the plaza, half of the students as you can see heesre wearing masks. half going without. they were giving away masks earlier today, but that quickly ran out. we received social media video alarges as y alarms as you heard earlier in the broadcast. i spoke with one student inside evans hall when the smoke alarge went off. >> felt uncomfortable. it's not good to be outside breathing air you know is bad. >> reporter: very quickly, the basketball game scheduled for tonight has been canceled. but the big game, everyone's wondering about that. it was scheduled oday between cal and sanford here on cal's campus. the administration telling us tonight and faculty and students that a decision on that will be made closerehey're hopi air quality

nbc bay area )s cherly hurd is live on campus - she )s tracking this new development. cheryl? . robbery at san jose state... has triggered a warning. police say thieves are getting some high tech help... thanks to those electric scooters -- that you can find just about everywhere. nbc bay area )s damian trujillo is at san jose state w/ the details. damian? a team from the fbi is helping to the fbi is helping to preserve an infamous piece of alcatraz history. using 3-d technology.the y )ve created the dummy heads that 3 inmates used to escape in 1962. today -- agents showed off the new heads...nearly identical to those used by frank morris and brothers john and clarence anglin..who were never seen again after disappearing into the chilly bay waters. for the last year and half the fbi team from their lab in quantico virginia worked in their own spare time using 3-d technology to create the heads. the originals have become too fragile. by the way ... the us marshall )s office says the warrants issued for the men are still valid. ad lib toss to jeff ad lib thanks jeff up next... wor

he is jarrett hurd, pride and joy of a small city. >> and not a lot of people -- not a lot of people come from and for me to be one of the first and only guys from accokeek to become a world champion, let alone unified world champion, it speaks volumes. >> reporter:he man known as swift is coming off the two mpggest wins of h career. unified world cn in the 154 pounds, but not so long ago, he had a different type of job in hisocal community. >> safeway down in ft. washorgton. i wasng there as the deli clerk. and i was making sandwiches, flying chicken tenders. working there gave me a mindset to want more. >> reporter: he still lives at home, and he says the real pressure to think a future came from his mother. >> she was like if you want to do it, i'll givyou three years. if you show me some type of progress in three years, then we can talk. >> and i said so i'm giving you to 25 to choose a profession and make a success of it or you got go. ee reporter: now with thr or four titles around his waist, this champion is working hard to inspire kids with a similar story. >> i wasn't this g

reporting live, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl.w you another race we've been following, district number 16 in the east bay. right now, you see it as a close race between catherine baker, who is a republican, a moderate, pro choice republican. right now she's in the lead, but not by much, against rebecca bower. >>> in santa clara county, lori smith has been sheriff for 20 years, and seems to be headed for her sixth term as the county's top cop. you can see the numbers here. 57% of the vote so far over her opponent. >> another race in the east bay is who will be the next mayor of oakland. a lot of competitors in this race, about ten. the mayor has an overwhelming lead in this race. this is a rank choice election here, which means we may not know who the actual mayor is, but right now, it overwhelmly appears she will get a second term. >> even if you don't live in san francisco, this is a hot topic. measure c, which has divided some of the city's best known businesses, it proposes taxing the city's largest businesses to help fund prog

cheryl hurd is in chico for us with the latest. cheryl? >> reporter: we are right now on honey run road and there is a lot going on in this area as you can see. we have evacuation orders in place and we just found out that ten people had to be rescued, some of them stuck in cars and some stuck in homes. they had to be helped out of that area. people who live only about eight miles up the road are the same people who evacuated to this area because of the campfire. now they're being asked to leave because of this flash flooding. authorities using evacuation orders, issuing them rather and warnings in parts of butte county including here in chico. as expected, the burned area from the campfire is unable to absorb the water. that is leading to all of the flooding. we spoke with a couple who has lived in their home for 33 years and they're not leaving or at least not right now. >> we had to leave for the fire. and we were gone almost two weeks. and so when we got back, it's like okay this is water that is not a good thing. but our little piece

nbc bay area )s cheryl hurd is live in "magalia" with the story. cheryl. fundraiser is in full swing. we )ve teamed-up with telemundo 48 and the united way to help the survivors of the camp fire in butte county. nbc bay area )s chris chmura joins us from our wilfire call center. chris an hour to call in and donate. the number is on your screen: 1- 833-nbc-kntv. you can also donate through our website: nbc bay area dot com, slash donate. google might have the answer for a temporary fix to the homeless issue in san jose. at least that )s what one san jose councilman is hoping for google has bought a lot of property near the s-a-p center to construct a large campus for 20-thousand employees. right now, many of the buildings on that property sit vacant. councilman sergio jimenez is now proposing the city work with google to open those vacant buildings to the homeless. it would be a two-year plan while the city works on a more permanent solution to the homeless issue. the councilman says he hasn )t approached google about his idea. he hopes the city will agree,

in berkeley, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> it is 7:11. we do have much more ahead on "today in the bay." a live look at the safeway in morgan hill where our holiday food drive is kicking off today. actually, its safeway across the bay area. we'll check in with our own laura garcia and marcus washington and they will tell us just how easy it is to "feed the need" this holiday season. >>> you're going to want to stick around for that info but current temperatures as you head out the door extremely cold, 20s and 30s. unfortunately that unhealthy air quality remains but i am tracking rain chances. i'll break down the timeline for you coming up. 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. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome back. its 7:14 on your saturday morning. this is probably the most view. our sun trying to make

let's start with nbc bay area's cheryl hurd. she's been at the scene since shortly after the fire broke out last week. cheryl? >> reporter: well, right now we are above the oraville dam in an elevated neighborhood. this has become a lookout point for some people who have been evacuated. this is why they come here. you can see the fire. you can see it right there. a very small sliver of it. but earlier today we spent some time watching people working hard trying to stay ahead of it. >> we got this call two days ago from a friend that's in colorado hunting. we weren't able to get in until today to get them out. >> reporter: four horses stranded. waiting for help. it's a race against time. >> they only give us a couple of minutes to get in and get out. >> reporter: the good samaritans worked quickly. >> we love animals. we all have our own animals and we all work with animals every day of our lives. >> reporter: saving trapped animals in berry creek, northeast of orville, became a major focus today as the camp fire continues to spr

. >> nbc bay area's cheryl hurd remains a the scene. so much what you have shown us look likes the firestorm in the north bay one year ago. >> reporter: it really does. and right now it has -- right here rather has become the unofficial lookout spot for this deadly fire. you can see the glow right over my shoulder, and people are trying to keep track of where this fire is. but earlier today, we caught up with a group of women who have been rescuing animals in an area that has been evacuated. got one. >> we got this call two days ago from a friend that's in colorado hunting. we weren't able to get in until today to get them out. >> reporter: four horses stranded, waiting for help. it's a race against time. >> they only give us a couple of minutes to get in and get out. >> good girl. >> reporter: the good samaritans worked quickly. >> we love animals. we all have our own animals, and we all work with animals every day of our life. >> reporter: saving trapped animals in berry creek northeast of oroville became a major focus today as the ca

cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> we will have those updated numbers as soon as the sheriff announces them in the next hour. if you want to help the victims in butte county, we invite you to join us tomorrow. we are hosting an all-day telethon. we'll be answering your phone calls from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the money will go to the fire victims to help them find housing and cover other costs. for more information go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> still to come, the moment of impact caught on camera. new video shows exactly how a car crash involving steph curry unfolded. plus. >>> a lot of cheering today, a successful mission to mars. how it could help unrolock mysteries about the beginnings of our solar system. >>> a new storm system being detected on doppler radar, one of four set to roll in this week. we'll have the full timeline, how much rain is coming up in six minutes. this little home of mine, ♪ i'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ steph

.- cheryl hurd, nbc bay area of wnl >> we keep hearing about it, there's so many fire victims that are unsure what the future holds. that's why tomorrow we're s hosting an all-day fund-raiser for them mon ey walong with our station and the united way. we'll be answering your calls from 6:00 in the morning tomati0 in the've i evening. if you want more information, go to nbcbayarea.com. s now ou >>> it's been two months since christine blazy ford testified s in congress against judge brett kavanaugh. she's now out of the headlines but hasn't returned to her homec in palo alto. dr. ford says she's still dealing withish measurable n elle joins us in palo alto hs where neighbors p and supporter are just hoping she'll come jean? >>ep supporters here at city hall and in dr. t forward, a decision she's describing as terrifying and causing her family lots of stress. >> my number one hope is she can move home. >> reporter: she hasn't seen her neighbor since september. that's when dr. ford testified at then supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh's senate confirmation hearing, telling the judiciary

reporting live in paradise, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> so devastating to see, thank you, cheryl. it's too early to know how the fire started. audio is pointing to pg&e power lines as a possible cause. but pg&e claims it was taking action before this fire started. take a listen to this. >> power lines possible, correction, lines down with a possible extension to a tree. >> copy, power lines down. >> that was recorded yesterday morning around 6:30 a.m. when the camp fire started. but pg&e says 20 pins befominut that is correct it was already looking into a problem in that area. it has already reported its findings to the utility commission. it released a statement saying pg&e will cooperation with any investigation. >> we are seeing images eerily similar to what we saw in santa rosa. this is in paradise. we have new video showing the terrifying drive an unfamily made as they evacuated. >> we're going to get fire. >> no, we're going to get out of here. >> you are listening to joe allen talking to his young daughter. he's trying to stay calm and comfort her. at one point even singin

hurd crews surveyed that island by air and by boat, but no one has gone ashore. >>> a top d.c. chef is helpi ii victims of the deadly california wildfires. jose andres is spending the holiday with those who have little. andres and some 800 volunteers with his nonprofit world central kitchen have cooked for disaster yictims around the world, and this week, tame to northern a california, place where wildfires have killed 84 people. andres' wnsk hasred others to help, including celebrity chef guy fieri, who volunteers. andres says helping people in their most desperate times is as american as itgets. >> all these people here, they wouldn't be anhere. we are the people togeer. >> the chefs prepared about,0 thanksgiving meals for the victims of the deadly camp i . that fire left thousands homeless. >>> a d.c. man arrested by police in atlanta. passengers say that he went o an anti-semitic rant while aboard a flight. >> i'm not a bad person! >> a passenger captured this video of the man being arrested. his flight from d.c.n arrived atlanta yesterday. passengers say he made statements

. >> "today in the bay"'s cheryl hurd has more on the fire survivors who once again found themselves in danger. >> reporter: the national guard keeping watch on honey run road, located eight miles west of paradise. >> we have numerous road closures based on the amount of precip we received in a short period of time. >> reporter: time is something many people didn't have. cal fire, along with the butte county fire department, releasing these pictures of massive flooding and the boats used in at least ten water rescues. >> some of the rescues that we had were a dynamic water rescue, where a vehicle was swept into the water or swept off the roadway, where crews had to get people out of the vehicles and back to safety. >> reporter: safety is on the mind of every single person in the fire zone. the deadly camp fire, forcing thousands to evacuate earlier this month, now this deluge of rain, forcing people to flee their homes again, some refusing to go this time >> this is water, that's not a good thing, but our little piece of property here is 24 inches above flood plain. >> there's six to

round, biles finished exactly one mark ahead of the silver medallist, her friend and team mate morgan hurd the latter‘s chances of winning a 100th career title. in a match lasting over three hours, the new world number one came through in a final set tie—break. he'll meet karen khachanov in sunday's final after beat austria's dominic thiem. that's all the sport for now. the radio presenter paul gambaccini, has received a payout from the crown prosecution service, over the way it handled unfounded historical sex abuse allegations against him. he was arrested in 2013, after claims he sexually assaulted two teenage boys in the early 1980s. he's always denied the allegations, calling them "completely fictitious," and he spent a year on bail before the case was dropped. here's frankie mccamley. arriving at the bbc studios in central london this morning to host his radio two show, pick of the pops, paul gambaccini declined to comment. the veteran broadcaster, known as the professor of pop, has been paid an undisclosed sum by the crown prosecution service over unfounded allegations of historical

many people, as you can see, wearing masks in san we begin with nbc bay area's cheryl hurd, who is live in paradise, and cheryl, we'relkg which is not much. exhausting night for firefighters and a really difficult weekend. >> reporter: not much but they are making progress. we are still in paradise tonight, but we did move to a different location, to this apartment complex that burned to the ground. there's virtually nothing left. earlier tonight we did catch up with a strike team from the bay area. they are on the fire lines and they'll be there around the clock. we caught up with the santa clara county strike team, who will be working overnight battling the camp fire. >> we're doing structure defense. they're doing a backfire operation at the base of the hill. >> reporter: there are homes in the hills. 15,000 of them being threatened by fire all over butte county. he are unburned, a in those areas. there's still uncontrolled fire ge it from fhting this wildfire, lawnt is on there have been reports of looting, but so far no arrests. >> i was able to save my house and the neighbor's hou

reporting live in antioch, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay areayo if . our other top story this evening, it is election eve, and the country is energized yet divided. here in the bay area with the polls opening at 7:00 a.m., it's down to the wire in the governor's race. there is a lot at stake tomorrow. not just people and policy, but emotion and anger. president trump has set the stage and our local politicians are responding. tonight, a who's who of powerful democrats on one stage. nbc bay area's jean eli joins us in san francisco with this 11th hour push. jean. >> reporter: raj, campaign elecn rally here in san francisco tonight with a show of support from some top elected officials. john cox also made ahelp improv. >> gavin newsom. >> reporter: gavin newsom supporters deliver a rowdy welcome to the gubernatorial candidate in san francisco. the lieutenant governor stepped on the stage with high profile supporters. senator kamala harris and governor jerry brown. >> we can turn this around tomorrow night. >> reporter: urging the crowd to vote democrat t

have "reasonable grounds for suspicion" to stop and search someone, but today policing minister nick hurdresa may is under renewed pressure from some in her own party, who are unhappy with her proposals for britain leaving the european union. but the prime minister still hopes to announce an agreement with brussels this month, though problems over the northern ireland border still persist. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. where can the prime ministerfind shelter? not in parliament, not in brussels. and for number ten, they know theresa may can't be sure of finding full support for her brexit plan in the cabinet yet. these don't sound like the words of a minister eager to sign up... the important thing is that there's two checks on this deal. there's cabinet, and there's parliament, and so cabinet'sjob is to put something to parliament that's going to deliver on the referendum result, and we need to work together as a cabinet to do that, and i'm going to be supporting the prime minister to get a good deal for this country. lovely to see you. the brexit secretary's trying to ma

nick hurd.ent day is coming", that was the stark warning issued in the direction of cabinet ministers by one conservative mp as the to—ing and fro—ing over brexit has continued. to use a well—worn phrase, "the clock is ticking". legally, the uk has to be out of the eu by march 29, and time is running out for a november eu summit to ratify any deal struck between the uk and eu negotiators. in the last few days, the pro—remain mp joe johnson resigned as the transport minister, raising further questions over the brexit strategy followed by theresa may, and there are serious doubts that she has the numbers to gain commons approval for any brexit deal. meanwhile, in the house of lords, a pro—eu independent peer tried to increase the pressure on the government. the uk is making a spectacular demonstration of how to make a fool of itself, with the entire world looking on. those are the wise words of a leading europeanjournalist writing in the uk press last 6 november. armed as that is also by the wide

you know, is the democrat going to win in will hurd's district? we don't know. she's leading at the moment. is the republican going to win in the gonzalez district? the democrats would tell you no way. again, we're going to watch. you got a governors race, a senate race. these results are very, very early. so be careful about it. that? what you're looking at. >> take a look at florida's senate race right now. it's a virtual tie what's going on. it's really flipped a lot over the past 20, 30 minutes. >> and we're at 89% right now. rick scott pulled ahead. i want to come back out to the national map to show the significance of this. at today, tonight, entering the vote, that's a democratic seat, that's a democratic seat. that's a democratic seat. now that's a republican seat. that would be a pickup for the democrats in that state very early there. as we get later into the vote count, missouri, indiana, and florida, these are these neck in neck seats. democrats got confidence in the final days of the campaign. they thought bill nelson was starting to inch ahead. th

but today, the policing minister nick hurd said there were currently no plans to change the rules.kept in isolation booths for five? consecutive? days. a bbc investigation also found that 5,000 children with special educational needs were put in isolation rooms?last year. they're facilities where disruptive pupils are placed to remove them from classrooms, but keep them in school. however, some experts say pupils are being detained too frequently, and for far too long. our special correspondent ed thomas has this exclusive report, 7 beginning?with the story of one pupil, ?who says he spent three months?alone?in a classroom.? the shelves, the windows, the bare walls — it was like that every single day. every single day. let me know if you get tired. i was quite athletic, i was happy. then i felt ill and that's where it all went downhill. how many tramadol did you have to take this morning? just the one. they put me in a room in my own so i was in isolation. how did you learn? i didn't. ijust copied out of gcse revision books. but nobody‘s ever marked the work. that would happen for

round, biles finished exactly one mark ahead of the silver medallist — her friend and team mate morgan hurdadio presenter paul gambaccini has received a payout from the crown prosecution service, over the way it handled unfounded historical sex abuse allegations against him. he was arrested in 2013 after claims he sexually assaulted two teenage boys in the early 1980s. he's always denied the allegations, calling them "completely fictitious" and spent a year on bail before the case was dropped. here's frankie mccamley. arriving at the bbc studios in central london this morning to host his radio 2 show, pick of the pops, paul gambaccini had nothing to say. the veteran broadcaster, known as the professor of pop, has been paid an undisclosed sum by the crown prosecution service over unfounded allegations of historic sex offences. in a statement, a cps spokesperson said... the 69—year—old, in an interview with the daily mail, talked about how his life had been turned upside down following his arrest, claiming... mr gambaccini was arrested following allegations he had sexually abused two boys in

round, biles finished exactly one mark ahead of the silver medallist — her friend and team mate morgan hurdjokovic is through to the paris masters final after a tough three set victory over roger federer. the serb is a 4 time champion in paris and came through in a final set tie break.. in a match lasting over three hours.he'll meet karen khachanov in sunday's final after he beat austria's dominic thiem. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are the broadcaster shyama perera, and rosamund urwin, the financial services correspondent for the sunday times. thank you both for being with us. let's take a look at the front pages. the observer claims businessman aaron banks may have misled parliament over links between his pro—brexit campaign and his insurance business during the eu referendum. the mail on sunday leads with a complaint from downing street to the bbc about it's coverage of the budget on radio 4's today programme. the sunday telegraph says the health secretary is to call on employers to offer p

but today the policing minister, nick hurd, said there were currently no plans to change the rules.the house of lords, for allegedly sexually harassing a woman. the conduct committee recommended he should be suspended untiljune, 2022. the peer, already suspended from the liberal democrats, described the allegations as completely untrue. the headlines on bbc news: just days to agree a brexit deal. the pressure builds on the prime minister. in a speech tonight, she says she will not sign up to an agreement "at any cost". a couple from leicester who named their baby boy adolf, out of admiration for hitler, are among three people jailed for belonging to the banned neo—nazi group national action. as the fighting in yemen's war intensifies, the foreign secretary is in saudi arabia for talks aimed at bringing about a ceasefire. at least 31 people have now died in the deadliest wildfires on record in california. more than 200 others are missing. hot, dry winds are continuing to help the fires spread, and hampering attempts by thousands of firefighters to get them under control. two others d

hurd. mr. hurd: mr. speaker, it is with great sadness that we say goodbye to damon nelson, an air force veteran, a tireless public servant and a friend to so many. i was fortunate enough to know damon through my role on the intelligence committee where he protected some of the nation's most classified information and navigated complicated national security issues with absolute confidentiality and professionalism during a highly polarizing and rocky time. he provided a steady hand when our country needed it most. to his wife, dana, i want you to know that your family is bigger than you may realize and we all love you so very much. ernest hemmingway said every man's life ends the same way. it's only the details of how he lived and how he died that distinguish one man from another. damon did much to distinguish himself in this life and he's finally home and we will miss him. mr. speaker, i yield the balance of my time to my friend and colleague from the great state of arkansas, mr. crawford. mr. crawford: i

. >> reporter: in washington hurd has carved out an image.fficer has said trump is being manipulated by russia. an iran rack war veteran. she likes to his image as someone who stands up to trump is over blown. >> you can't be out spoken on cnn but silent in congress. he vote as completely different way in washington. >> reporter: she lives in the border town of eagle pass. says she hasn't voted in 2008 but plans to vote for ortiz jones because off president trump's cruel rhetoric. >> reporter: is the way president trump is talking about immigration making you want to go out and vote again? >> in a way yes. because there's like a lot of racists there for me. that's what i see the way he talks. >> reporter: a life long republican and trump supporter. she worries his tone is alienating much needed voters in this district. >> i don't think the way that president trump is saying it is relating well. but i think that his message that he wants to get across is good, just not the way that he's sending it. >> cnn, you volday county texas. >> that war

hurd: thank you, mr. speaker. it should come as no surprise to anyone in this chamber that technology is integrated into every facet of our daily lives. we have come a long way since the bill that established the role of the federal chief information officer, the e-government act, when it was originally passed. less than 50% of the u.s. population had access to the internet in 2001. nearly every american now has access to the internet. just 62% of americans had cell phones when the original bill passed. now 95% of americans own cell phones and 77% own smart phones. mobile apps were nonexistent in 2002. today over 2.2 million apps are available to consumers. this bill recognizes how far technology has come. it codifies the position of the federal c.i.o., and elevates the office to report directly to the head of the office of management and budget. this bill establishes the role cifo who reports the c.i.o. and leads o.m.b.'s cyber security efforts. empowering c.i.o.s at the federal agencies consistent with the princ

some have tried to separate from the president's policy on immigration, will hurd in southern texas,arlos curbelo in miami-dade county. this may not be the best way to close for them? >> well, immigration overall is not their favorite subject, that's true, but immigration has different pieces and parts. dan mentioned, family separation, not a good luke for republicans. this particular issue, the view within the white house when you're talking about border control, you're talking about law and order, this is something not only rallies trump partisans and the base but it also send as signal to independents are legitimately concerned about this question and border control and law and order question. so this debut is better way going at it. look at democratic response. the fact they don't really want to talk about this, even candidates supporting the president's move to send troops down to the border, thinking of chris tin cinema out in arizona, very close senate race. white house views this as better form of the issue. it takes away from other things they would rather not talk about, fo

that's a serious hurd. >> so she is this experience and the change unique just to this state?> unfortunately, no. we've seen an increase of laws that make it harder to vote. >> in other states. >> in other states across the nation. >> according to the brennan center for justice, stins 2010, 23 states have passed new voting restrictions. from limits on same day registration and early voting to photo i.d. requirements like the one in wisconsin. >> i think that 2016 presidential election really demonstrated the impact of those changes. >> in the 2016 presidential election, voter turnout was down statewide. but the decline in milwaukee's poorest minority neighborhoods was jaw dropping. >> we lost 41,000 voters in the city. we saw a near 20% decrease in voter participation from 2012 to 2016. i have no doubts that there were people in the city of milwaukee who didn't vote in that election because of the photo i.d. requirement. >> i feel like they really, really knew that the turnout this election would have not been the same because a lot of people would not have their i.d.s. >> and

then to texas, republican congressman will hurd, former c.i.a.eeking a third term, facing jina ortiz jones, former air force intelligence officer. hillary clinton won this district in 2016. the woman who would like to be speaker again says democrats will get it done. >> i feel confident that we will win. it is just a question of what the size of -- people ask me is it wave or tsunami. all of these are drops of water, these races are close across the country. >> paul ryan is not on the ballot, but went across the country to pull colleagues across the finish line. ryan and other republicans trying to keep house majority emphasizing the strong economy. >> i think our voters are looking for opportunity, hope, growth and opportunity, that is what we've given them through tax cuts and regulatory reform. they want to keep america safe, those are the two things our voters and want all americans want. >> democratic majority could slam brakeos trump agenda and lead to investigations of president trump's team and his administration's actions. shep. >> shepa

that is the last hurd deal to make disney to be global, global beast to compete with netflix and amazon on streaming. of course when we talk about things like hulu, we talk about disney streaming, remember they're in a unique position where they don't have to reinvent the wheel. now they have the dominant share of hulu, they can graft on to that, series, a "star wars" series by "iron man" director jon favreau. there will be one or two new marvel superhero series. already the primary product base is finding a launchpad. melissa: i want to break in with a couple more numbers that susan was reporting but a few more to add on to that. studio revenues for the quarter increased 50% to $2.2 billion. a little more color on this one, she mentioned it, media network revenues for the quarter, 9%. cable network revenue for the quarter increased 5% to 4.1 billion. connell: right. melissa: you mentioned that resort number. 9%, to 5.1 billion. and -- let's see. yeah, oh, fourth quarter revenue view, 13.79 billion. connell: don't see any big problems -- melissa: pardon me, 13.7 billion. connell: is tha