katie nelson is on search and recovery efforts. but first, we begin with kpix 5's wilson walker in butte county. ver, you will find the poe power dam, which today was >> reporter: the wind that kicked up last night really brought this fire back to life, and amazingly, it brought it right back where it started. about 28 miles north of oroville on the north fork of the feather river, you will find the pope power dam, which was surrounded by fire that sprung up overnight, but this is also believed to be the very area where the camp fire first ignited. >> it's on the west side of the river underneath transmission lines about 35 miles-per-hour winds on it. >> reporter: these are the radio transmissions from the early morning thursday when the fire was first reported west of the river under the transmission lines, and it was not going to be easy for firefighters to get there. >> we have our eyes on the vegetation. it's going to be very difficult to access. camp creek fire is inaccessible. >> reporter: cave creek road, in a tiny little co

healthy it is not only important for you, it is important for fido as well we have veterinarian katie nelson and two guests with us. boomerang and cashew. >> both are up for adoption. >> they are both very sweet. >> we did a weight lost challenge with appreciate pet and frolic dogs. in six months, we got 23.5 off the dogs the 80/20 rule 80% diet and 20% exercise. >> if your kid is late to school, it's your fault. if your pet is overweight, it is your fault what do we do? >> it is portion control we can do better the biggest mistake i find clients making it simply not measuring or just throwing some food down for pets and then overfeeding their pets what you feed too makes a big difference we know when we eat fresh, healthy foods, we feel better and we look worse. it makes our skin worse and clothes don't fit as well. >> what is healthy foot for a dog. should you be feeding them dry, wet or table food? >> i'm not a proponent for table food there is too much things we cook with that upset their systems. i suggest feeding a fresh diet to your pets the same thing >> ones you make at home or that

katie nelson spoke with business owners in san francisco, who say it's not just about staying afloat.t's about preserving the very soul of the city. >> reporter: there are more than 50,000 small businesses in san francisco, and owners say, when people shop local, it's the it benefi. thmeyer is a all busine anyears. d r op, >> it's a struggle, but it's the soul of every small business owner. >> reporter: she else is the work of 140 local artists, everything from paintings and photos to t shirts, and says her store, like many others, shapes the feel of the city. >> it creates a vibrant shopping district and living district, and that's what cities are all about. >> reporter: over in the dog patch, nate watson runs one of the only craft glass manufacturers in san francisco. he says shopping local is also about helping your neighbors. >> you're supporting the people that work and live here. a lot of the folks that work

legal analyst katy fang, and nelson cunningham, former prosecutor. what do you think, katy? the president sea -- what do you think the odds are the legal team says green light, let's sit down. >> that's not going to happen. he said it was so easy, i answered all the questions. if it's so easy, why didn't he sit down and talk with the team. but you know that his legal team would say no way will they allow that. so somebody's going to happen once those answers are received, but in a typical litigation scenario, normally if you get evasive answers or incompletion answers, you can move to compel, go to court and say, judge, i need better answers. mueller will either try to take what he can good et from trump or say, look, i already have this information, i wanted to see if i could catch trump in a gotcha situation. we'll know what happens once he gets those answers. >> does this signal this is the final piece of the mueller probe. is this getting close to the end? >> clearly you want all the ducks in a row before you get the president's answers to questions. now, written questio

and katie nelson is in pacifica this morning. >> we are expecting that rain to start in the bay area around noon tonight. we're already seeing some of these waves reaching up to 25' with those swells. so definitely something to be aware of. and also that commute tonight wet and soggy. kpix 5. >>> electric cars alone won't be enough for california to slash green house gas emissions. a goal of 2030 to lower overall admissions according to a new report vehicle omissions are rising. the study from the state air resources board also found the switch from electric to hybrid vehicles will not be enough to offset the driving times. >>> man made climate change is already wreaking havoc on the u.s. the report from 13 federal agencies warns of more destructive wild fires, longer heat waves and more powerful hurricanes. it estimates that that could shrink the u.s. economy by hundreds of billions of dollars by the end of the century. >> and the president said he doesn't believe this report. >>> right now voting is under way in mississippi's run off election for the u.s. senate. it's the final sen

in san francisco, katie nelson, kpix 5. >>> meanwhile, a protest in san jose, targeting one of the bay area's biggest businesses. . >> say it loud, say it clear. >> google is not welcome here. >> reporter: a group of protesters -- demanded the city call off its land deal with goggle and put up public housing instead. google has offered the city $110 million for 21 acres of land, and an option to buy a few more lot nearby. the city says the deal will help pay for housing and transportation improvements, but housing advocates claim it could displace thousands of people by driving up home prices even more. >> we have tried, and it has been clear they are not listening to the people, and they do not want to listen to the people. so that's why we're here on a saturday morning. >> if they have a problem with the way sam lacardo is doing his job, they should take it down to city hall at his office, and protest there. they shouldn't bring it into the neighborhoods. they shouldn't bring it into his home. they shouldn't involve his family in it. >> city council is going to vote on the project on

katie nelson reports.use of the current red flag warnings. >> it was throwing fireballs. >> reporter: jim cannot forget that morning in 2000 team when he saw the deadly wildfires coming toward the neighborhood.>> his house is not far from fallon grove and red flag warning days have a new meaning to him and his neighbors.>> we are aware of the power of the destructive fire . we someone knocked on our door.>> this danger is not something seen in november. >> we are seeing seasons grow and extend.>> red flag conditions in november is the new normal and also part of the reason why sonoma county and marin counties are staffing additional firefighters and trucks for these red flag days.>> the conditions are where they typically would be in the summertime and we are continuing to get more red flag warnings.>> two hours after that interview this warehouse caught fire. sparking two small grass fires on the east side of the building. >> one of the teams that was staffed up was at the warehouse.>> they kept the grass

david nelson is back with us. we had katie stockton on earl r earlier, she's a technician and gave us key areas she's looking for. you know, one of the things, i love charts, but i find when we're in these kind of markets, i just throw them out the window. support doesn't work, the 50-day moving average doesn't hold, the 200-day moving average doesn't hold. how as an invest orwho or who ig to navigate these markets do it in these free-falling markets? >> remember, that's information in and of itself so support is only potential support. former support levels, if they hold, that's evidence that there's more demand than supply at those levels. like you said, if support levels aren't holding, that's information that we can then use, because what that's indicating is that now there's an overwhelming amount of supply relative to demand. the idea is to identify what type of market environment we're in. what's the regime we're in. are stocks going up, are stocks going sideways or are stocks going down. once we identify that environme

i'm here to get this election for nelson. katien the governor's race against andrew gillum the tallahassee mayor. andrew gillum conceded that race to ron desantis on tuesday night now saying he may rescind that concession as these numbers get closer not just for bill nelson against rick scott but for gillum against ron desantis. steve: curiously, what they have netsed is that 24700 voted for governor but did not vote for senate. it's like were they just in a hurry and went in and marked the governor thing and that's it? i have looked online, the florida ballot was lengthy, two pages in some cases with a lot of questions. so, people just went in, stood in line for an hour, did one and then left? a lot of questions about that. and the fact that suddenly mysteriously more ballots are showing up in broward county. katie: under florida law they were supposed to be in by tuesday. all the early voting was supposed to be counted by tuesday it is now friday morning. steve: it is and we are talking about it. meanwhile, the administration as

he runs down to florida to try to win this for bill nelson. katier senator had concerns what's going on in florida. senator lindsey graham was on hannity last night. take a listen what he has to say. >> when it comes to counting votes and confirming judges there is nothing democrats won't do to win. they have tried to destroy brett kavanaugh. it didn't work. they are trying to steal this elections. it's not going to work. i can't wait to get back to work and make sure we put men and women on the judiciary who actually will follow the law. the law means nothing to liberal democrats. it's all about outcome. and they are not going to win. they didn't destroy kavanaugh and they are not going to screw rick scott. the 2018 cycle is going to be remembered for liberal democrats doing whatever it takes when it comes to judges and votes to win. the law be damned. ed: think about the governor of wisconsin a republican obviously scott walker. he lost by a very small margin on election night. he concede as did andrew gillum in florida and, yet, he never backed o

katie beck in florida where we're tracking two big races. the governor's race with andrew gillum and ron desantis and a senator race with bill nelson trying to replace rick scott. >> reporter: that's right. while these races remain close, that same nbc poll that morgan just referenced coming out with some new numbers that show democrats in both the senate race and the gubernatorial race have opened up a narrow lead. andrew gillum and senator bill nelson holding at 50%. their republican opponents, desantis and rick scott holding at 46%. that's bad news for republicans on the eve of the election, which is probably why president donald trump took to twitter to talk about both of these races earlier today, taking specific aim at democrat andrew gillum and his time as mayor of tallahassee, seeing he has no business running for this office. basically if he's elected, florida will become overridden with crime and high taxes. we just finished an event. in orlando, florida, for ron desantis. senator rubio was speaking on his behalf, trying to rev up the republican base, trying to get every republican to the polls tomorrow to try to close that gap. >>

nelson for his attendance, not being able to show up to things. and donald trump saying, look, i've never heard from the guy. rick scott, i hear from all the time. >> katieeck live in orlando this morning. thanks, katy. let's bring in betsy woodruff. what are some of the close races that you're going to be looking at that can be indicative of how the big picture plays out? >> two of the most interesting races are florida and georgia. you saw marco rubio earlier campaigning with republican congressman ron desantis who's challenging andrew gillum for that spot. one thing interesting about rubio's presence is early in the election cycle he made clear he would not be campaigning with rick scott against bill nelson, because rubio says he and nelson have a very effective working relationship and he didn't want to participate in efforts to ourself nelson. that type of bipartisan comity is rare in washington these days. that's why this gubernatorial race is so important. it gives us a chance to test the political capital of marco rubio, who likely has presidential aspirations down the road. of course the georgia gubernatorial race is huge. the republican is up b

. >> katie: scott is locked in a tight senate race with bill nelson.one of them the rick scott versus bill nelson race the other one the governors race republican ron desantis versus democrat and andrew gillum and i just asked rick scott about the intrigue at the top of the ticket. >> well you're not going to keep people safe if you destroy i.c.e., you won't be able to put money in education if you destroy the economy which is what taxes will do so ron desantis will continue what we've done, reduce taxes, $10 million in eight years, pay down debt, over $10 billion in eight years, reduce regulation, over 5,000 regulation in eight years that's why the economy is good. reporter: is there any concern some folks who are still displaced by the hurricane recently are not going to be able to get out to vote? you notice in that shot, the governor of florida was standing behind a bakery county, like 7.5 million people to vote in the state but he was going for one vote at a time and he told me the number one issue that people coming in are so worried about ahead

senator bill nelson the democrat corrected it and said the lawyer who was present was not someone he had authorized to make such an objection, non-citizens cannot vote in u.s. elections. >> katiehe point when you show the tweet a moment ago of the president saying and he also made comments at the white house on friday that were similar suggesting they're trying to steal the senate seat, democrats and the governor's seat in florida. you had this predictable reaction from the mainstream media. he's thrown this out there without any evidence. folks open your eyes look at the evidence democratic lawyers are saying non-citizens can vote what more evidence do you need there are problems we can't prove there's fraud but there's problems. >> katie: we have to point out real quickly in broward county brenda snipes still in charge during trial under oath said she knew non-citizens and illegal aliens were voting and did not refer them to law enforcement so when you're talking about a close rate and recount those votes in that argument coming from even if it's a junior lawyer on the democratic side those have consequences. pete: our eyes are in both places we're following the live inside