kamala harris has made dreams come true. she has been a fierce fighter advocating for women and children protecting the environment defending consumers rights and advancing social justice. kamala also makes history. a lifelong public servant and civil rights leader u.s. senator harris was the first african-american and first woman to serve as attorney general of california and was the second african-american woman ever elected to the united states senate and we need her now more than ever. [applause] over the last nine months she has helped lead the charge against hate and fear in washington with courage compassion and love. it is our honor to welcome a personal hero and a champion for their lgbtq community from the great state of california, u.s. senators kamala harris. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> hrc. [cheers and applause] >> hi everybody, hi. good evening, good evening, good evening and to my dear friends. what a fabulous night. and what a wonderful speech earlier from the other hrc. how about her. [appl

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dianne feinstein is pushing the fact that she and kamala harris will team up. do you think that will give them any extra weigh -- weight in washington? >> it certainly can help. either they were born and raised here or they have done things here in the bay area. they are familiar with the area . >> coming up, we will sit down with a congressman and talk about what will be done and when it will be done. >> and we will be talking to the head of the california air quality management district. this is the view from oakland's airport.. some haze in the city today.. bu >>> encouraging signs in the sky as we take a live look at san francisco. this is a view from oakland airport. some haze in the city. things are looking better. air quality in the bay area is still unhealthy. especially in the fire impacted counties. and the smoke plume continues to head south. >> joining me for the latest is bay area while the management district tom flanagan, joining us live on the phone to talk about what we are facing in the bay. can you give us a summation of where we stand as far

senator kamala harris. ♪ sen. harris: hi, everybody. good evening, good evening, good evening.peech earlier from the other hrc. how about her? to chris and sandy, my great, great friend tad griffin, and to everyone here, thank you very much. ever since my dear friend mark leno brought me to my very first hrc dinner in 1999, i have been proud to stand with this organization not only as a friend, but as an advocate and an ally. and over the years together, we have experienced many ups and downs. victory and defeat, success and struggle. herenight, we are not only to reflect on our progress, but to recommit ourselves to the fight we face. know we are at an inflection point in the history of our country. this as a moment like the time my parents first met in the 1960's when they were in the civil rights movement. i believe this is a moment when our country is witnessing an assault on our decent values and ideals, where people do not trust our government, its institutions, or leaders. trust, hrc, i believe we must speak truth. even when it makes people uncomfortable. even when other

[applause] kamala harris has made dreams come true. fierce fighter, advocating for women and children, protecting the environment, defending consumers' rights, and advancing social justice. kamala also makes history. a lifelong public servant and civil rights leader, u.s. senator harris was the first african-american and first woman to serve as attorney general of california and was the second african-american woman ever elected to the united states senate, and we need her now more than ever. [applause] [cheers] over the last nine months, she has helped lead the charge against the politics of hate and fear in washington with courage, compassion, and love. it is our honor to welcome a personal hero and a champion for the lgbtq community from the great state of california, u.s. senator kamala harris. [applause] [cheers] sen. harris: hrc! [applause] hi, everybody. hi. good evening, good evening, good evening. and to my dear, dear friends, what a fabulous night. and what a wonderful speech earlier from the other hrc. how about her? to chri

elizabeth warren and kamala harris. hats in the:ring, they would need a high pain threshold because it's a higher standard for women. what does crying sexism do for hillary clinton and what does it do for us as a grieving nation? >> if i'm a democrat i have to be wondering why does hillary clinton keep reef litigating the 2016 campaigns over and over in the news. i get for a lot of democrats it's an emotional thing. they believe the he liks election was invalid and the only way she could have lost is she lost because people were sexist. it temperatures frustrating to me base want to see more women in politics. and i believe sexism is a real thing. but this message of you are a victim and you are never going to be able to succeed. is she the best person to be giving advice to people? >> she is like the friend that's been divorced four times that's telling you how to handle your marriage. she is packing up her stuff and moving to a third apartment. hillary has been throanl out of the bar and is still pleading her case wit

natssaturday afternoon, governor jerry brown along with u.s. senators dianne feinstein and kamala harrisre given a tour of and briefing on fire fighting efforts across the region. sot this is truly one of the greatest if not the greatest tragedy that california has ever faced.sotit destroys subdivision, it destroys wild places, it shows no favoritism, it just moves.sot and it highlights the danger that fires present. it's unpredicatable. it's not logical in the way that it burns.the senators also said they would work to help those who have lost their homes, mainly through beefing up fema resources.sotthe dollars have to come. sotthere is a bill right now in the us senate, the wildfire disaster fund act, if you can believe it wildfires are not considered natural disastesr for the purpsose of fema funding. so there is some work being done. the trio also reminded everyone that these fires are far from over and that safety needs to come first.sotpeople have to be on guard and if youre asked to evacuate, please do.sotif people are told to move they need to do so. take it seriously. this is ju

then, at 11:00 on abc7, california senator kamala harris weighs in on the national anthem debate. >>> summer's hottest movie "it" returned to the top of the box office this weekend. "it" barely beat out two and made $17.3 million. "american made" tied for second and "the lego ninjago movie" came in for fourth and "flatline" received a rare zero from critics from rotten tomatoes. so, once again, "kingsman" is a good movie to see. >> and "it". >> and here's the october weather right behind you. >> that's beautiful. >>> that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. we'll see you at 9:00. see you later. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, a look at shn's 2017-2018 season. >> i've never gotten se

--las senadoras ''dianne feinstein'' y ''kamala harris'' pidieron a la casa blanca que extendiera elvenes amparados bajo daca puedan renovar sus permisos.. en vista de los recientes desastres naturales y el alto costo de las solicitudes .. --la peticion fue negada.. y ahora las legisladoras de california urgen a los ''dreamers'' a que envien su hagan su lo mas pronto posible..la fecha limite vence maÑana jueves. -vamos al estado de mxico...... donde estudiantes y maestros de varias varias preparatorias tienen temor de volver a clases....... tras el sismo del pasado 19 de septiembre... --- y es que los planteles no cuentan con rutas de evacuacin seguras por lo que temen una desgracia en caso de otro desastre natural. --jazive prez ....nos muestra la zona..... sus ganas de estudiar y sus espritu de progreso son tan grandes que toman clases dentro de una enorme carpa instalada en la calle .... cada maÑana los alumnos y sus maestros se renen ah pues despus del terremoto se dieron cuenta que sus planteles no tienen las condiciones necesarias para salvar su vda en caso de un desastre .. es

. >>> california senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris are urging daca recipients to mail in theirenewal applications today. the paperwork needs to be submitted by thursday, october 5. after the devastations by harvey, irma and maria, they asked for an extension. that request will be probably denied. >>> let's see how the dow is doing, up 75 points. >>> the dow is up. how about theches ? >> the temperatures are low. they are kind of cool. a little cooler at this time compared to yesterday. our temperatures are going to start a warming trend though. so not to worry. a slow warming trend. we have dry air coming in from the north. there are traffic conditions out there. red flag warning for higher elevations. cooler air is coming in. breezier conditions. concord now 72. oakland 63. livermore 64. san francisco 60. mc 60 -- southwest southwest wind in oakland at 10. fairfield north winds coming in at 16. and yes, that red flag warning in effect until 5 p.m. this afternoon because of high wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. the low has expanded. this low brought in the cooler air. once t

then, at 11:00 on abc7, california senator kamala harris weighs in on the national anthem debate. >>>kay. the summer's hottest movie "it" returned to the top of the box office this weekend. "it" barely beat out two movies and made $17.3 million. "american made" tied for second and "the lego ninjago movie" came in for fourth and "flatline" received a rare zero from critics from rotten tomatoes. so, once again, "kingsman" is a good movie to see. >> and "it". >> and here's the october weather right behind you. >> that's beautiful. >>> that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. we'll see you at 9:00. see you later. >>> hi everyone, welcome to "on the money." i'm becky quick. there's no such thing as a free lunch. unless you're a student in new york city's public schools. everybody gets one. is it really a good idea? >>> if you're buy organize selling a house, a new trend that could save you cash. but realtors beware. >>> the president's tax plan. what it might mean to you and will it pass? >>> we know warren buffett's a doll but literally? a cartoon starring the oracle of omaha can give you advice

--las senadoras ''dianne feinstein'' y ''kamala harris'' pidieron a la casa blanca que extendiera elados bajo daca puedan renovar sus permisos.. en vista de los recientes desastres naturales y el alto costo de las solicitudes .. --la peticion fue negada.. y ahora las legisladoras de california urgen a los ''dreamers'' a que hagan su solicitud lo mas pronto posible.. --los soÑadores tienen hasta maÑana para presentar su solicitud de renovacion para el programa de accion diferida conocida como "daca". --diversas organizaciones estan ayudando a los que llegaron en la infancia y buscan completar a tiempo su solicitud. --sandra bonilla nos tiene recomendaciones. estos jvenes activistas madrugaron hoy con el fin de recalcar el mensaje de accin a solo horas de que se venza el plazo para presentar la solicitud de renovacin de daca este prximo 5 de octubre sot melody / activista daca dolió mucho ... el servicio de ciudadana e inmigracin de estados unidos hace el llamado a los elegibles por daca que tienen hasta este jueves para presentar apropiadamente su peticin jorge mario cabrera / chirla

california jerry brown and senators diane feinstein and kamala harris are set to tour the devastation tomorrow. that is the latest for now. live in the stat center, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> the city of philadelphia has stepped up to help those affected by the crisis in puerto rico. "eyewitness news" in north philadelphia? a disaster assistance service center has been opened. people can register for fema disaster assistance, find temporary housing. schooling, replace vital documents and medicines. she went to the center with one goal >> so i can keep helping myself while i get back. >> we've seen folks that have lost potentially everything. the first thing we want to do is make them comfortable in that recovery process >> the office of emergency management said the center will be open from 9:00 to 3:00 p.m. monday to friday until the need tapers off. >>> officials investigating the mass shooting in las vegas offered new versions of events shifting the timeline surrounds the declivity shooting in modern u.s. history. it aligns with resort owner ming resort said yesterday

california jerry brown and senators diane feinstein and kamala harris are set to tour the devastation tomorrow. that is the latest for now. live in the stat center, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> the city of philadelphia has stepped up to help those affected by the crisis in puerto rico. "eyewitness news" in north philadelphia? a disaster assistance service center has been opened. people can register for fema disaster assistance, find temporary housing. schooling, replace vital documents and medicines. she went to the center with one goal >> so i can keep helping myself while i get back. >> we've seen folks that have lost potentially everything. the first thing we want to do is make them comfortable in that recovery process >> the office of emergency management said the center will be open from 9:00 to 3:00 p.m. monday to friday until the need tapers off. >>> officials investigating the mass shooting in las vegas offered new versions of events shifting the timeline surrounds the declivity shooting in modern u.s. history. it aligns with resort owner ming resort said yesterday

--las senadoras ''dianne feinstein'' y ''kamala harris'' criticaron hoy el funcionamiento del sistema argumentando que es inadecuado, cuando se trata de emitir advertencias en locaciones especificas. --en una carta a la comision federal de comunicaciones la ''fcc'', las legisladoras dicen que esta alarma puede hacer la diferencia entre la vida y la muerte. --lideres del condado de sonoma han admitido que no enviaron una alerta al desatarse el incendio ''tubbs'' porque la cobertura que se necesitaba era demasiado grande y no querian crear panico entre la poblacion que no era afectada. --- a las seis de la tarde... afectados por los incendios al norte de la baha entablan una demanda contra la empresa "pg&e" responsabilizandoles de negligencia y haber provocado las llamas de estos siniestros --- --- "pilar niÑo" estuvo presente y nos tendr los detalles en nuestra emisin de noticias a las 6 --- ---para ms informacin, lista de refugios an activos, y zonas que ya no estn en orden de evacuacin visite nuestra pgina www. telemundo 48 .com y haga una bsqueda con las palabras "infierno en califo

senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris you see there toured the area with him and then the three spoke at a community meeting at santa rosa high school. they addressed concerns about what happens next for those fire victims. >> i can say that this is truly one of the greatest if not the greatest tragedy that california's ever faced. the devastation is just unbelievable. it's a horror that no one could have imagined. but we're here to do what we can. >> the governor and the senators promised to keep more federal aid coming to help the county -- the counties recover from the disaster. >>> for people returning home after the flames they're dealing with another threat now. looters. our cameras were there as police arrested an alleged looter in the leveled coffey park neighborhood of santa rosa. officers laid out several pieces of evidence, and those include cell phones, jewelry. there was even a bb gun. some people have put signs up around the city warning looters to stay away. >>> all week long we've seen powerful images from the wildfire like this one sent by our viewer whitney pra

. >> reporter: the governor was joined by senator dianne feinstein and senator kamala harris out front of santa rosa high school to reassure the county of sonoma they will get through this and all three of them promised to get help and sources as full as possible. they stressed the evacuation orders to be take know seriously because of how fast the fire status can change due to the shifting winds and dry weather we're talking about. the senator dianne feinstein has been a long-term advocate forgetting more money for what show calls the tree's mortality crisis. she said the fires will help make the argument regarding the fema resources and the u.s. forest budget. >> in terms of money, senator harris and i are going to put our heads together. i am an appropriator and i am going to go back and see what we can'tco to beef up the accounts to get more money. >> and this is truly one of the greatest if not the greatest tragedy california has ever faced. the devastation is unbelievable and that is a horror that no one could have -- could have imagined. >> and as soon as the press conference wa

speakers include hillary clinton, billy jean king, kamala harris, and jeff bezos.d with the human rights campaign national equality award. ♪ >> good evening. last year, when i had the chance to speak at the democratic national convention. i joined with people from every background to demonstrate a simple message. equality for all. makes this country stronger for everyone. tom fuzzy bbq equality racial justice, to immigrant arets, all of us every day part of a movement to reclaim the story of america from those who wish to roll back the

--las senadoras ''dianne feinstein'' y ''kamala harris'' criticaron hoy el funcionamiento del sistemaas argumentando que es inadecuado, cuando se trata de emitir advertencias en lugares especificos. --en una carta a la comision federal de comunicaciones la ''fcc'', las legisladoras dicen que esta alarma puede hacer la diferencia entre la vida y la muerte. --lideres del condado de sonoma han admitido que no enviaron una alerta al desatarse el incendio ''tubbs'' porque la cobertura que se necesitaba era demasiado grande y no querian crear panico entre la poblacion que no era afectada. --el departamento de desarrollo del empleo anunci que darn beneficios bajo el programa de asistencia de desempleo por desastre, a empleados y trabajadores independientes que perdieron sus empleos a causa de los incendios en ocho condados de california.. --los beneficios son parte de la declaracion de desastre federal emitida por el presidente trump.. --la fecha limite para solictar esta asistencia es el proximo 16 de noviembre.. ---funcionarios de "cal fire" anunciaron que esperan contener los incendios en

. >> you had many come out, kamala harris, eric garcetti come out. but because nancy pelosi has put out the message we don't want -- the democrats don't want an interparty fight, a civil war as they're trying to take back the house. she said that should be the democrats' first priority when they're writing campaign checks. anyone who goes up against feinstein has that issue to worry about. >> the critics are saying she's too moderate. she said nice things about donald trump when she was at the commonwealth club a few weeks ago. how do you see it from a governing perspective? effectiveness? >> carla's publication wrote something interesting going back to the mccarthy era. bill clinton was right. he brought the democrats back by try anglation, moderation and being successful in the policy arena. with mr. trump's tweets, it's masked over the democrats are having a civil war not just in california but across the whole country for the hearts and minds. who's going to give the money to the democrats? i don't think the radical bernie people are going to be

senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris will visit sonoma county tomorrow.hey have been waiting for the conditions to improve before visiting the area. this comes as fema - is set to open up its as fema - is set to open up its operations in santa rosa tomorrow as well. a state of emergency was declared earlier this week... and the white house signed off on sending in federal aid. (pam) still ahead... a family in santa rosa - is thankful tonight, after they were able to make it out of their burning house alive. tonight that family is searching for those officers to thank them...(grant) plus... find out if the smoke conditions across the bay area will impact games this weekend...(anny hong: weather tease) ♪a airlines visa signature card you get a companion ticket every year. so why not take someone that you see all the time. someone like, i dunno, me? i mean i always spell your name right and put a little unicorn in your foam. no pressure but i really need to get out of here. they've been playing the same playlist for three months and i'm pretty sure you're no

senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris will visit sonoma county tomorrow.e of emergency was declared earlier this week... and the white house signed off on sending in f (steve) a fema relief center is set to open tomorrow in santa rosa.. it will provide victims of the north bay firestorms an opportunity for a one-stop shop .... for obtaining personal documents, filing insurance claims, obtaining a driver's license and other items that may have been lost. the event begins at 9 a-m... on the first floor of the press democrat building in downtown santa rosa. our breaking news coverage of the north bay firestorm continues next... (steve) (steve) we continuing to get a more detailed look at the city of santa rosa.. and what homes surived the fire - and what homes did not. kron4's grant lodes is in the newsroom with a closer look at new satellite images. ( pam ) much of the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa has burned down... but a few businesses have survived.( steve ) kron four's philippe djegal spoke with a longtime business owner who is just trying to ge

natssaturday afternoon, governor jerry brown along with u.s. senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris, were given a tour of and briefing on fire fighting efforts across the region. sot this is truly one of the greatest if not the greatest tragedy that california has ever faced.sotit destroys subdivision, it destroys wild places, it shows no favoritism, it just moves.sot and it highlights the danger that fires present. it's unpredicatable. it's not logical in the way that it burns.the senators also said they would work to help those who have lost their homes, mainly through beefing up fema resources.sotthe dollars have to come. sotthere is a bill right now in the us senate, the wildfire disaster fund act, if you can believe it wildfires are not considered natural disastesr for the purpsose of fema funding. so there is some work being done. the trio also reminded everyone that these fires are far from over and that safety needs to come first.sotpeople have to be on guard and if youre asked to evacuate, please do.sotif people are told to move they need to do so. take it seriously. this i

kennedy: one of the democrats most of egregious in this area is kamala harris.t comes to civil asset forfeiture. >> it's lazy. go get a criminal conviction and prosecute in a court of law. kennedy: then the process you have to go through to get your stuff back. >> this makes her job easier. kat: i don't think people just are deciding not to get it back because they went through such a wonderful experience and want the government to have it. kennedy: the process you have to go through and the expense. anthony, lawrence and kat, thank you for being here. coming up, the president pant congressional republicans want to final size a budget. the gop budget plan would increase the deficit by $1.5 trillion. what's the libertarian solution in we'll talk about that next. who use their expertise to keep those businesses covered. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes behind the heroes, who brought us delicious gyros. actually, the gyro hero owns vero's gyros, so he should have been with those first heroes. ha ha! that's better. so, to recap -- small business owners are

natssaturday afternoon, governor jerry brown along with u.s. senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris, were given a tour of and briefing on fire fighting efforts across the region. sot this is truly one of the greatest if not the greatest tragedy that california has ever faced.sotit destroys subdivision, it destroys wild places, it shows no favoritism, it just moves.sot and it highlights the danger that fires present. it's unpredicatable. it's not logical in the way that it burns.the senators also said they would work to help those who have lost their homes, mainly through beefing up fema resources.sotthe dollars have to come. sotthere is a bill right now in the us senate, the wildfire disaster fund act, if you can believe it wildfires are not considered natural disastesr for the purpsose of fema funding. so there is some work being done. the trio also reminded everyone that these fires are far from over and that safety needs to come first.sotpeople have to be on guard and if youre asked to evacuate, please do.sotif people are told to move they need to do so. take it seriously. this i

kamala harris within a few endorsements.vin newsom and we have the congressman who was a freshman who said i don't want to run for senate, but there should be a primary challenge on the left. a very liberal democrat from the bay area most well-known for the opposition to the war in iraq and afghanistan. there is that clamoring there. it's a lot of the reasons you just mentioned. it is generational. it's a different time for politics. she has a lot of policy issues. senator feinstein did not support single payer that has been growing as a litmus test on the left. she has been criticized that town halls were not supporting the issues. it is a lot of factors that does seem to be in a strong position to get reelected, but you wonder how much that is going to grow. >> the same conversation as earlier. if you have the internal divide and civil war within a party, democrats have a chance to take back the senate. it's only 52-48. do you want to be fighting in a place like that that costs a lot if you run elections in california. the

. >>> senator kamala harris says she won't back a bill that allows the government to spend money unless congress works to fix the "deferred action for childhood arrivals" program. late last night harris tweeted out: >> an estimated 200,000 recipients of the program live in california. earlier this year, president trump announced he would move to end daca with a 6 month delay to allow congress to come up with a solution. >>> nearly 2800 documents related to the 1963 assassination of president john f. kennedy are now public. some of the documents detail the u.s. government's efforts to overthrow the castro regime in the '60s and '70s. others mentioned shooter lee harvey oswald's trip to new orleans and mexico city. >> didn't the cia know much more about what was going on with oswald in mexico city? didn't they suspect that he was a much bigger threat and why didn't they warn washington about it at the time? >> other details unsealed show the cia discussed efforts to assassinate castro and even forge ties with the "mob" for help. the fbi received a call at its dallas office threatening osw

speakers include hillary clinton, billy jean king, kamala harris, and jeff bezos. he was honored with the human rights campaign national equality award. ♪ >> good evening. last year, when i had the chance to speak at the democratic national convention. i joined with people from every background to demonstrate a simple message. equality for all. makes this country stronger for everyone. tom fuzzy bbq equality racial justice, to immigrant arets, all of us every day part of a movement to reclaim the story of america from those who wish to roll back the clock on our progress. acrossork to communities, take a look at the video of voices fighting for fairness and justice for all. >> one year ago, we adjust the nation in the midst of a presidential election. represented in america that is diverse and bighearted. >> i am a proud, transgender american. >> we are blessed to raise our three sons were they are free to be themselves. >> i have hope. today, it is like a dream. >> we have gone from a presidency of progress to the presidency of -- >> and unconstitutional and un-am

former attorney general eric holder and kamala harris spent time in virginia over the weekend supporting democrat ralph northam. voters will head to the polls november 7th. >>> there is another race in virginia that's getting a lot of attention and one of the candidate it is jumped in after suffering a personal tragedy that made national headlines. katie beck has the story. >> reporter: with election day, chris hurst sees every door as an opportunity. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: in southwest virginia's 12th district where politics are polarized and margins slim, many voters have seen first in their homes before. >> when you go door to door everyone recognizes you because you're on television. >> the former local news anchor admits it helps him, but the democrat will need more than that to become state delegate. to win he must unseat three-term incumbent republican joseph yost. >> i gave up a good career f something that's not a sure thing. >> allison parker fatally shot in 2013. >> reporter: hurst's girlfriend was shot and killed along with her cameraman on live television. the la

we have just learned that tomorrow, governor brown along with senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris will visit sonoma county. cal fire now says 5700 buildings have been destroyed overall. and roughly 9,000 firefighters are battling these fires. there is some progress to tell you about tonight. two of the largest fires in sonoma and napa counties are at least 25% contained at this hour. >> they made better progress today in hopes of -- we told the guys, get the boots on the ground, do hard work today so that way by this afternoon, this evening, when that wind comes up, hopefully we'll be ahead of it. >> this afternoon, the sonoma county sheriff issued a new mandatory evacuation order for geyserville as the pocket fire continues to burn. that's at the upper left on your screen. the order affects people living north of highway 128 from geysers road to chockhill road. the pocket fire has burned about 10,000 acres and only 5% contained. farther south in sonoma county, cal fire says 4 fires have merged into one. that's at the bottom center of the screen you're look at. that complex of fir

senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris >>> the governor jerry brown and senators dianne feinsteinill be in sonoma county and tour the area that was once a vibrant part of wine country reduced to ash in a lot of neighborhoods. at least 35 people confirmed dead tonight. 575,7 -- 5,700 homes and businesses have been destroyed and the fight is nowhere near over. in the evening, we'll bring you late information on the wildfires. >> full report on our sister station wbc -- kbcw and back here at 11:00. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: ok. how y'all? thank you. appreciate you. thank you. thank you, now. i appreciate it, folks. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] ha ha! you better believe we got a good one for you today, folks. re

mayor garcetti and kamala harris and adam schiff. >> endorsements mean money, too. >> it sort of takeshiff off the list for people who would run against her. you're sort of seeing people declaring openly they aren't going to run. >>> governor brown has signed several new bills into law including one involving gender identity. it makes it easier for transgender people to change their gender on their personal documents and they can select a term nonbinary for driver's licenses. the governor also signed a bill over the weekend that makes it illegal for pet stores to sell dogs and cats that are not rescue animals. brown vetoed a bill aimed squarely at president trump that would have required presidential candidates to release five years of income tax returns before they could appear on the california ballot. >>> a show of unity today at the white house, president trump and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell burying their feud and playing up their friendship. >> we're probably now i think at least as far as i'm concerned closer than ever before and the relationship is very good. >> mcco

we have just learned that tomorrow, governor brown along with senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris cal fire now says 5700 buildings have been destroyed overall. and roughly 9,000 firefighters are battling these fires. there is some progress to tell you about tonight. two of the largest fires in sonoma and napa counties are at least 25% contained at this hour. >> they made better progress today in hopes of -- we told the guys, get the boots on the ground, do hard work today so that way by this afternoon, this evening, when that wind comes up, hopefully we'll be ahead of it. >> this afternoon, the sonoma county sheriff issued a new mandatory evacuation order for geyserville as the pocket fire continues to burn. that's at the

senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris will visit sonoma county tomorrow.been waiting for the conditions to improve before visiting the area. this comes as fema - is set to open up its operations in santa rosa tomorrow as well. a state of emergency was declared earlier this week... and the white house signed off on sending in federal aid. (steve) fire crews are making progress on some of the massive wildfires burning in the north bay... here are a look at the latest numbers.... the atlas fire in napa and solano counties has burned more 48-thousand acres and is 27-percent contained. the nuns fire in sonoma county has burned over 44-thousand acres and is five percent contained. the tubbs fire in napa county has burned nearly 35-thousand acres and is 25-percent contained. and in sonoma county...the pocket fire has burned nearly 10-thousand acres and is five-percent contained. ( pam ) we have a new evacuation order to tell you about tonight. north of highway -128 from geysers road to chalk hill road ... is under a mandatory order from the sonoma county sheriff'

governor jerry brown and senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris are set to visit sonoma county today to get a firsthand look at the recovery efforts as well as the devastation. >>> also today a local assistance center in downtown santa rosa where residents impacted by the fires, they'll be able to get help from fema, state, and local agencies. >>> this morning pg&e says 24,000 customers remain without power in the fire areas. of those, 16,700 customers are in santa rosa, 5600 customers are in the napa area, pg&e says 279,000 customers lost power since the fire started on sunday night. 91% of those outages have since been restored. >>> newly released body camera video shows us what the sonoma county sheriff is calling a human look at the danger as the wildfire exploded in santa rosa last weekend. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley explains the dangerous and extraordinary evacuation efforts. >> go! go! >> reporter: a race against the clock and against the ferocious flames of the tubbs fire sunday night. from behind the wheel of a sonoma county sheriff's deputy's patrol car, you can see the u

. >>> senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris are raising concerns about the federal emergency warning system in light of california's deadly wildfires. arguing that the current wireless emergency alert system is inadequate when it comes to targeting specific locationings. sonoma county leaders have told nbc bay area that they did not send an alert blast in the early moments of the tubbs fire because the coverage was too wide and they did not want to create mass panic among people who did not need to evacuate. in the letter, the senators argue that a timely alert may mean the difference between life and death. >>> for all of your wildfires-related questions, you can head to nbcbayarea.com. there we continue to update progress firefighters are making both in the santa cruz mountains and also in the north bay. >> we are following a developing story out of the south bay. police in san jose are investigating a stabbing death that happened outside of a school. we brought you this story as breaking news on "today in the bay." nbc bay area thom jensen is live near davis intermediate school wh

you might have elizabeth warren might attack facebook and twitter, and what's kamala harris going tothis situation? >> somebody that has them as a constituency is the point you're making. >> or nancy pelosi with tim ryan. there's all sorts of interesting factions within the democratic party. if i were elizabeth warren, i would certainly be going after these things and scoring points on the left with the russia stuff and a lot of people who are naturally skeptical of these tech companies. >> thank you so much for taking the time late on a sunday night to be with us. i really appreciate it. >>> 1,277 days. that was the last time that people in flint, michigan, had clean tap water. can you imagine going 1,200 days without being able to drink water out of your faucet? all this time later the water crisis continues. flint mayor karen weaver sharply criticized the president and then got an invitation to meet with white house officials. she joins me live next as we continue our series on stories that have gone uncovered. "kasie dc" is back in just a moment. most american homeowners would be

senator kamala harris is now urging the trump administration to speed up the response. investigative report sat down with the senator to talk about what she describes as a glitch in the fed response. >> it's tragic what's going on. people are losing their homes. you know, with very little notice, it's -- it is historic in proportion, this fire. >> is the federal response right now what it should be? >> i'm doing an assessment of that. i'm doing an assessment of that, but i am concerned that we have not -- we need to create a smarter system that unlocks the federal dollars quicker so that the states, especially who deal with fire danger as opposed to other natural disasters can have the relief and not have to continually request it, that it would just flow naturally. >> senator harris says she's also troubled by president trump's proposed budget cuts. that includes slashing fema's funding by more than $600 in million. >> the death toll keeps rising in california's wildfires. right now, 31 people are confirmed dead with the number expected to go up even higher as fire off

is it kamala harris? >> that's what i'm hearing. devalley patrick. >> none of them seem to be that exciting. >> do you think it will be a sleeper that comes out of nowhere? >> and when it comes to raising money -- >> do you think it's mark cuban? >> there's probably no parallel for this. you had in 1976, right after watergate, major traumatic political event. right? every democrat in the country said, there is an opening here to run. and the candidate who ended up winning was a peanut farmer from plains, georgia, who never could have won under any other conditions. >> it is not a massive correction. mark cuban has no experience. >> i think we need the complete opposite of donald trump and that there would be someone who challenges. >> somebody very dull who doesn't know how to do twitter? i've got to go. i'm sorry, susan. we'll have more time in the future, i promise. mo monds. a major senate shake-up. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher

kamala harris / california (d) 31- 37not one of them was willing to say we will stand by the word that information with icesen. elizabeth warren / massachusetts (d) 38-43 america should keep its promises but donald trump has turned his back. he has headed in the opposite direction.to renew: applicants need 5- hundred dollars in application fees - and there was only a thirty day notice.democrats say for people in recently storm battered states like florida and texas - there was not enough time.sen. harris 58- 1:06 those two states which just experienced some of the greatest devastation that nature could bring, are you willing to give an extension to them? and they said no.the department of homeland secuity issued a statement saying: "we strongly disagree with any characterization of the deadline as "arbitrary" or "unfair." daca recipients have routinely been advised to submit renewal applications 120-150 days in advance,"a spokesman for the department of homeland security tells me 154,000 people were eligible to renew their daca permits by oct 5th. but about 21 percent haven't those num

kamala harris / california d 34-44to pass a clean dream act.at's compassion and it is compassionate to say that ultimately we will pass comprehensive immigration reform.sen. linsey grham / south carolina r 49-55let me tell you why i feel most hopeful this time. the president i think has the right attitude about solving this problemrepublican leader lindsey graham and senator dick durbin are among those supporting the dream act. but there's another option on the table.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnews 1:00-1:10 republicans have come up with their own solution for dreamers too, and it would offer a pathway to a green card and then citizenship. but getting a greencard would take 15 years.that bill also includes other proivisions for dealing with border security and avoiding so called chain migrationsenators durbin and graham say the fact that republicans came up with this plan is a good thing.senator dick durbin / illinois -d 1:30- 1:37we see different ways to do it, but the good news is we are now in dialogue we are talking to them.in washington a

. >> reporter: at a community meeting in santa rosa kamala harris warned about price gouging, she saidand should be reported to the attorney general's office. >>> the oakland raider's lost to the chargers even though they had derek carr back. >> he adds the throw and its out. he hits the pile. but was he on it. touch down. >> derek carr hit michael for that touch down, then goredden leaped into the end zone to tie the game. the chargers took the lead in the fourth quarter but not for longer. second down and two. hold n. here he goes, weaving, running, touch down. sweet but the raiders missed the extra point and the chargers got down the field. novak threw a 32-yard game winning field goal and time ran out. this is a short week for the raiders, they are hosting the chiefs thursday night. >>> the fans had a glips of the 49er's future. the head coach benched brian and brought in a rookie quarterback. he led a scoring drive. then with two minutes left in the game, he got the 49ers back in the game. >> look at that. check that out. he is going wide open. robin son, touch down 49ers. >> swee

[laughter] or going to become -- [laughter] kamala harris. >> delivering -- >> i know who i want it tobe. but i hope haley and setting he's up right now u.n. ambassador trying to get forb policy experience and looks police vehicle adult among this circus that we watch every day on television. but it's interesting -- because i think that -- she has to get white women to vote for her and there are places in our society and how they're a culture which is different than women of $and different of women of color lightning when we speak out and assertive we have to be because we're always -- i'm always only black person in the room and i'm also the only black come in the room a lot so i have to sort of mess things up and -- you know, speak out and make people uncomfortable all of the time, and i think white women are culture in a different way so i think that's the result that we saw. this question meredith i'll direct at you and everyone afterwards how to quack aipght trump line without keeping him focus because he lives for that attention. >> great question. that's -- i like i just really

>> i'm a fan of tim molten and kamala harris, i hope we have a diverse group of people running.atience, all the breaking news. we are expect a white house briefing and want to be sure we got to tv quickly so he could catch. that it's usually his moment. we're on that right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. . neil: 45 victims are still in critical condition in las vegas. to a las vegas paramedic on the scene, american medical response medic west director damon schilling. damon, you know i'm always so impressed around guys like you, just how you put everything aside including your own personal safety for other folks. i mean, you're a separate breed, my friend, what i did notice play out again and again was how many people like you did the

could be speaking of kamala harris of california. here is what pelosi's problem is.parity. the new leadership represented a dynamic more, kind of lack of a more of a direction where it is about black lives matter, going more after president. this, they're trying to save the party and they have no -- stuart: not like this. ashley: how can she say that with a straight face, given was achieved after the eight years of the obama administration. >> speaking to her own base. ashley: it is ludicrous. liz: they crushed small businesses and economic growth. president should insite linda sanchez and tim ryan to the white house. liz: that would be funny. stuart: uttering completely falsehoods. liz: completely. stuart: republicans did not initiate job killing policies. ashley: laid bare by the hurricanes. liz: economic agenda has not been pushed through. stuart: tax cuts give away to the rich. liz: tell that to the small businesses you flattened. >> it is slogans base want to hear. that is all they hear. worried about their own jobs, and reinforcing falsehoods. stuart: listen to