reporting live in san francisco, kristy smith. >> thank you kristy. yes we will bring you the news conference and details ee mernging from that. >>> there is going to be a change in the weather tonight. we want to take you outside and show you the live camera in sand rafael where you can see the sky getting cloudier which means rain on the way that hopefully brings some relief for firefighters still battling wildfires in the bay area. let's bring in jeff ranieri with the preview and what can we expect. >> i think overall about a quarter inch of rainfall for fire zones all eyes fixed on the cold front off to the north right now. 175 miles away. closer view of this shows up near eureka producing .09 inch per hour. the hour by hour keeps us in the scattered rainfall situation into 7:00 p.m. and then eventually accumulating rainfall dwechlg around 10:00 from middle town, calistoga to santa rosa through point reyes. run it through the storm system coming up at 5:20 tonight. but i want to let you know that this current pattern we are in a sign of la nina de

reporting live in san francisco, kristy smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks kristy. >>> new details about a sex assault case involving students at high school. the district attorney filed charges against two students. police say a student at the all girl catholic school told a counselor he was assaulted by the two football players. she says it happened last month on campus. delasalle and the girls school sent home letters addressing the assault. >>> two bay area high school students have been arrested for reading racial slurs at a high school in hayward. one student wrote this will list with a slur for every letter of the alphabet it was posted on social media. a second student read the racial slurs loud enough for others to hear. both are expelled. the school released a statement apologizing for the incident and taking take a look to take action. parents declined to comment as it are did the dies east. >> more fallout from a phone call from the white house to a grieving widow. john kelly may have created his own troefr as he was defending the president. mr. kelly slammed florida congress

nbc bay area kristy smith is live outside the high school in santa rosa. with how students and staff are coping today. kristy. >> reporter: signs like this behind me were up around the school today to make sure that students received a warm welcome back. there were students who lost homes, students who helped provide shelter and today many told us it was the teachers who helped with the transition today to coming back. it was back to class at piner hiesz. this student says it was a quiet day but glad to be back. >> the teachers were guiding us through the day which really helped. it was really quiet. >> he did not lose his home but says friends did. the principal says roughly 80 students lost homes in the fire. >> i didn't know how it was going to feel going to my classes and just knowing that when it was time to go home i wasn't going to my old home. i'm going somewhere else. >> today teachers took it slow, allowing the kids a chance to just be with friends, teachers and classmates. >> try to be present and tri to make sure students know they're safe and

kristy is a heavy equipment operator, coming for 19 seasons. >> kristy: i actually started off two seasonsnded up getting trained on the equipment. >> anthony: so you learned an entirely new profession so that you could stay here? >> kristy: yeah. >> anthony: and jules, another heavy equipment operator, who could most likely kick your ass, eat your lunch, then kick your ass again, has been coming for an astonishing 38 seasons. so what were you doing before? >> jules: see, my mom worked for the company and she wanted me to come, because i didn't want to come. >> joni: she tried to get rid of you or what? >> jules: yeah, she wanted to come. >> joni: when you first started coming, how many women were here? what was the ratio? >> jules: my first two years were at south pole. there were probably 90 civilians. i was the only female at south pole and there were probably 12 total at mcmurdo and probably 1,100 men. >> anthony: was the navy still run the place back then? >> jules: yes, and i had a lot of respect because the united states navy was the one who integrated this place. originally it was

kristi news 3. >> we will be back in a moment. if you are just joining us now, we are in breaking news mode here at news 3 because of a major shooting incident out near mandal bay that may involve -- >> we're have been listening t ksnv i reports of a possib shooting in las vegas. nbc news and analyst and a retire special agent in charge and former hostage negotiator. you are no stranger to the situat here and every time we speak about something like this, there are new details. tell us how this iunfolding. people are on the have b evacuated from the area where they say they think there is an active are police s area to actually see if there are one or two or multiple shooteinside? >> it sounds like the report from the reporter like las ve s.w.a.t. was deployed and they were trying to move into the casino and the small explos is likely s.w.a.t. deploy as they move through and move in. of cou they are having the people flee the casino from the report of the eyewitnesss. it looks like they may be trying to get casino to get to the sh

nbc bay area kristi smith joins us with a look at the new campaign ad. kristi. >> reporter: that's right people will be urged to set the lock on the cell phone and make the right call. that is call the right agency here at the department of emergency management they say that dispatchers are getting way too many accidental calls. and these are calls that take time. in san francisco the 911 dispatch center is busy. overall call volume has jumped 35% in recent years. that includes accidental dials. >> we have seen a huge increase due to cell phones and touch screens. >> rob is with the department of emergency management. they'll be rolling out a public education campaign. >> close to a third of the 911 calls about 30% are accidental calls. of all kinds. >> what makes it worse is they need to shf the calls are not real emergencies. the new campaign is urging use tors lock cell phones before putting it in the pocket or purse and make the right call like dialing 311 for crimes not in progress. >> when you see it and want to report it that's not emergency it's

in san francisco, kristi smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you kristi. >> jean is at the stanford campus right now for mr. clinton's q and a and the address. she will have the recap at the 11:00 newscasts. >>> the fear of copy cat crimes are spreading to other cities. at developing story in new york with chilling similarities to las vegas a few days ago. the feds arrested three men in an isis inspired plot to attack crowds at times square. also on the new york subways and at concerts. the plot was timed to coincidence with the holy month of ramadan last year. officials say while the plot was discovered months ago prosecutors were not prepared to reveal the arrest until today. one of the suspects is a u.s. citizen based in pakistan. the others are from canada and the philippines. >> five days after the shooting massacre in las vegas and there are many questions and very few answers. investigators are working around the clock to try and pinpoint the shooter he is a motive. we have learned that investigators matched all the chargers found in the room with multiple cell phones it that paddoc

i'm channelling my inner kristi yamaguchi there. >> good luck to her. >> olympic officials are lookingforward to the domestic torch relay. this is what i was describing a little while ago. it began on wednesday when the olympic flames arrived in south korea and travel makes his way around 17 cities and provinces around the country leading up to the games. organizers say the torch route will shine a spotlight on culture and technology lands marks, 7500 torchbearers will take part in the relay. >> wow, that's going to be fun. >> we'll follow it all the way and you can watch the olympics right here. >> nbc bay area. >> lots of baseball fans no doubt asking each other this morning did you see it? did you see all of it? >> if you didn't see it you heard about it. last night's game five leaves the astros one win away from the championship. we need a full half hour to tell you about the highlights but in alex bregman base hit in the tenth inning broke a 12-12 tie and gave houston the walk-off win. the game lasted five hours and 17 minutes. the astros now lead three games to two. game six is i

i'm channelling mycriner kristy this year. >> they're good friends. kristy has been a mentor. flame makes it around 17 cities and provinces around the country leading up to games. a total of 7500 torch bearers take place in that you've done it. >> i've done it three times. amazing honor of run going. >> you've been a little selfish with that. >> it's been one of the biggest honors of my life. >> jeff and i are here. >> maybe you're next. >> five olympics nbc has been in partnership. >> we'll share the load if you need help. >> i bring them -- in the newsroom so everyone can share with us. >> rain, still on track you guys. as we head through the upcoming week. i know folks are interested in that and the full time line. we'll break it down for you here in the microclimate forecast. as we look right now i do want to set things up with that rain chance. just so you can get an idea of what we're thinking in terms of that weather forecast. and it looks like the storm system will start to arrive friday. and some of the energy will linger into next monday. it's rather complicated. we

reporting live in san francisco, kristy smith, nbc bay area news. >> a difficult time for the sf pd for sure. >>> following breaking news in san francisco. search and rescue crews looking for a man who disappeared in the water at ocean beach. sky ranger was above the search a few minutes ago. coast guard and firefighters are on the scene looking for the man. fire department says the original call was for a fully clothed man in distress off ocean beach. he was last scene around 4:00 this afternoon. rescue teams are on the beach and in the water right now. see fudge they can locate that man. >>> still ahead accusations of rape by a couple of students from a well-known catholic high school in the east bay. >>> and a decision tonight in san francisco about whether you have to keep your dog on a leash in one of the national parks. >>> and the first rain of the season moving in right now with a little bit of drizzle. spotty shower in san francisco at 63. i'll let you noy how much rain and look at the full time line 6:20 tonight. sexual assault tonight...coming from a prestigious private schoo

reporting live in san francisco, kristy smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kristy. >>> the murderal of a beloved south bay woman has been continued. she was beaten to deegt during a a home invasion last year. . two people including her neighbor are face charges. >>> the chief in oakland at 20-year veteran of the fire department he took the helm of the department today. nbc bay area laura malport was there and got the chance to ask the chief about the priorities for oakland. >> i do. >> >> reporter: interim fire chief darin white received a standing oinnovation as he is sworn in. >> we have had a challenging year during the past year like none i've seen. any other organization in the state or in the country have to enduring. >> the ceremony took place as smoke from recent north bay fires still lingers in the air. fred perkins of hiller highlands isn't too concerned. >> i think a lot of good things are done if they can keep it going that's good. >> perkins's neighborhood was gutted during the oakland hills fire but the heavily wooded erria of montclair was spared. mary gull it's bel

kristi mitchem is wells far gof asset management ceo.. >> thanks for having me. >> the millennials were born in the 1980s and 1990s. we seem to spend an awful lot of time trying to get our arms around what this generation thinks. why is that? >> i think it's because they're so large. it's a generation that's 75 million strong. they'll make up 75% of the productive workforce by 2025. so it's important we understand them. >> we know that in your survey more than half of the millennials said that they will never be comfortable investing in the market. is that just because of what they grew up with? >> yeah. i think this is really clear this is a generation that came of age during a really difficult time a the really internalized about. about 37% of millennials have no investments in the stock market toda in 5 say they never plan to do so. >> how does that match one, say, gen x or the baby boomers? >> gen x has a much higher degree of comfort with the stock market. and at the same time we studied the millennials we also studied the boomers a

kristi mitchem is wells far gof asset management ceo.. >> thanks for having me. >> the millennials were born in the 1980s and 1990s. we seem to spend an awful lot of time trying to get our arms around what this generation thinks. why is that? >> i think it's because they're so large. it's a generation that's 75 million strong. they'll make up 75% of the productive workforce by 2025. so it's important we understand them. >> we know that in your survey more than half of the millennials said that they will never be comfortable investing in the market. is that just because of what they grew up with? >> yeah. i think this is really clear this is a generation that came of age during a really difficult time a the really internalized about. about 37% of millennials have no investments in the stock market toda in 5 say they never plan to do so. >> how does that match one, say, gen x or the baby boomers? >> gen x has a much higher degree of comfort with the stock market. and at the same time we studied the millennials we also studied the boomers a

for the first few days kristi had to have pain medicine too. my in-laws stayed with us for the week. stayed up through the night, did the laundry and helps with homework while taking care of gunner. i still had my radio show to do in the evening. i stayed up till midnight to give gunnar his first dose of medicine doing as much work as i could including writing this. every time i wake gunnar up, he screams and fights for close to 20 minutes. he will spit out the medicine multiple times and we go through multiple shirts and he will wear down and submit. not sure there is a better analogy to god than to know that i'm dad to paraphrase the scripture. what my kids do not see is maced dagan up wiping tears out of my eyes. it hurts to me my wife and kids and pain. gunner's screams are so terrible he cannot talk, holds his throat with his hands and tries to cover his ears with his elbows. i knew the doctor said his ears would hurt, had no idea how badly it would hurt. people are trying to sterilize themselves from pain like this. they want to shield th

teacher this year and dealt with helping us to understand why thank you very much they'll say thank you kristie. before we go quick reminder our top story for you spain's top court has banned a cattle and parliamentary session on monday in which the region's lawmakers were expected to declare independence from spain the country's facing its most serious political crisis in decades after catalonia held an unauthorized independence referendum on sunday. twenty more background if you want it on our website d w dot com and you can also start today by following us on facebook and on twitter you're watching d.w. news in berlin more from us at the top of the alan. on his germany is a strong country. that we have achieved so much we can do this and if something him to resign we must overcome it and then. go.

we'll be featuring kristi and her show on our show next week.hen another show we are proud to have featured and certainly warrants another look, the flower power exhibit at the asian art museum of san francisco, open now and through october 1. quite a bit of look through our show today. you can also catch us on facebook, as well as twitter, and on nbcbayarea.com. and that's it for our show. join us next week and every week here on "asian pacific america." thanks for watching. ♪ >>> outrageous and dignified behavior. >> the basis of our country. it's never going to go away. >> going to be much harder for men to get away with this. >> dodgers are leading the series. >> good morning. welcome to "sunday today" on this october 29th. i'm williegeist. robert mueller was appointed in may. >> following a major storm making its way from florida into the northeast today. people are under flash flood watches. "this is us" mandy moore started out as a pop star. she has landed the role. >> dylan spends some time with the utopian community in the future. let's

for the first few days kristi had to have pain medicine too. my in-laws stayed with us for the week. stayed up through the night, did the laundry and helps with homework while taking care of gunner. i still had my radio show to do in the evening. i stayed up till midnight to give gunnar his first dose of medicine doing as much work as i could including writing this. every time i wake gunnar up, he screams and fights for close to 20 minutes. he will spit out the medicine multiple times and we go through multiple shirts and he will wear down and submit. not sure there is a better analogy to god than to know that i'm dad to paraphrase the scripture. what my kids do not see is maced dagan up wiping tears out of my eyes. it hurts to me my wife and kids and pain. gunner's screams are so terrible he cannot talk, holds his throat with his hands and tries to cover his ears with his elbows. i knew the doctor said his ears would hurt, had no idea how badly it would hurt. people are trying to sterilize themselves from pain like this. they want to shield th

if they need anything i'll tell them i'm here for you. >> that was kristy smith reporting. >>> a livet&t park. it's beautiful. and there are tickets available for that benefit concert on november 9th pl. metallica g-eazy and the remaining members of the grateful dead will perform waiving usual fee pps the proceeds go to fire victims. tickets went on sale this morning. we posted the link on our website, nbcbayarea.com, get your tickets tab. >>> well we investigate a training drill meant to save lives of police officers. but it may be causing unnecessary deaths of thousands of americans 37. senior investigative remember reporter stephen stock has uncovered question about the practice. >> reporter: in police training academies it's called the 21-foot rule. it's been taught for decades to help officers safely deal with subjects armed with an knife or sharp object. but we discovered it's never been tested scientifically until now. >> drop it. >> this cell phone video caused an up roar in the beau. >> it shows mario woods hold ago knife and refusing to put if down. >> the five san francisco

the 18-year-old has been inspired by bay area native, kristi yamaguchi. >> she is my role model, my mentoris everything that i ever want to be. funny thing is, this year, i'm actually skating to carman for my preskate. she had a black and gold dress and i do. i'm channelling my inner kristi yamaguchi this year. >> good luck to you. >> officials are looking forward to the torch relay. they begin wednesday when the olympics plane arrives in south korea. the flames will then make their way around 17 cities and provinces across the country. it will shine on culture and landmarks. 175 torchbearers will take part in the relay. >>> 6:00 right now. the two people who have been indicted in the fbi's investigation into russian meddling in our presidential election. >>> plus, a new option for bay area college students with second thoughts about the night before. the day after pill popping up. >>> an apple employee fired after his daughter shared trade secrets. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> we say continues because early bird gets the worm. we start at 4:30, we are on until 7:00. i'm lau

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nbc bay area kristi smith shows us the event. stretched more than a city block. >> reporter: san francisco is certainly friendly territory for hillary clinton. we are told this this back signing event sold out in less than 18 hours. more than 1,000 people lined up early in the hopes of saying hello and thank you to the former secretary of state. [ applause ] >> we love you hillary. >> reporter: the the book signing in san francisco hillary clinton arrived to

releasing foreign prisoners and of course all the turkish in prison as well the political prisoners kristie amir with reporters without borders in germany christiane thank you still ahead part three of our series on be gay in russia. the reason shock and i have lived many times disgusted by my you do want to . live in russia you can make money with homophobia. to fix a piece of wire to my little finger and switched on the current. day in russia a d w special series that this week on the day. old tonight it is believed that hollywood producer harvey weinstein is now here in europe he reportedly left the u.s. yesterday to receive sex addiction rehab the same day that his wife announced that she is filing for divorce more and more women are coming forward accusing hollywood's once most powerful producer of sexual harassment and even rape the fallout is personal and political former u.s. president obama and former u.s. presidential candidate hillary clinton who both received campaign contributions from weinstein saying that they are sick and disgusted and shocked by the news but as our next rep

clinton today nbc bay area kristi smith. >> reporter: at the book signing in san francisco hillary clinton arrived to a warm response. many got here early to make sure they had a spot. >> she has been a lifelong inspiration to me for decades now. i wish the outcome had been different. >> the book entitled what happened? explores experiences in the content issues 2016 presidential election. there was tight security inside the book store today. outside the line stretched around the block, 1,000 tickets told. >> i was talking to people in line and they're all saying it's emotional we get to see her now there is tiers. >> shelby volunteered for the campaign in washington state. today she hoped for a few seconds with the former secretary of state. >> i'm feeling really inspired. and, like, a mess. and i just -- i love her. she is such an incredible human being. >> while there have been called for mrs. clinton and other long-term democrats to pass the torch. supporters say they want those with experience to stay and help lead the next generation. >> i think it's still a lot of faith for diane fe

with me is kristie jordan, a public information officer for the county of napa. you guys are fighting multmultiple fires right now. >> there are three fires burning in napa county, in different areas of the county. resources are deployed throughout the county. we finding collecting information and getting the information out to folks about evacuation has been one of the top priorities. >> you have two conditions, one mandato mandatory evacuation and one is voluntary. >> the advisory is over as sausko creek to north kelly road. we're telling people if you have a mandatory evacuation in those areas, please follow those instructions. first responders are out there trying to save lives. >> our apologies. we lost jonathan's signal. it was a little weak to begin with and kind of a tough area at the moment. you're looking at video from sky 7. you just saw that massive super tanker, that 747 that can dump 20,000 gallons of retardants. they're using a number of helicopters doing water drops. here's where they literally slurp the water up into the helicopters so they can t

kristie i'm going to take some german isham on a tour of inspection more than half the one hundred forty six hector state has been set aside as a conservation area. instead of vines endemic bushes and shrubs flourish there. the famed boss is the natural heathland of the western cape it forms part of the cape floral kingdom a region with an incredible number of plant species what's more two thirds of the nine thousand species are only found on the cape but that's not all it might happen that one species only occur on one specific farm nowhere else even in the west of crap so if it's lost there and we don't demotivated to look after that species it will be lost for the world the greatest threat to the cape floral kingdom invasive alien plant species in a zation and farming. isham says it's very important to get more wine growers on board to become conservation champions. conservation brings them a range of advantages we do in both walks and we do wine tasting on horseback through the thing both the. biological effect of it. in the for indoors and available to the vines in spring so they ac

them earlier and actually been on the past on the credible past was designed and of course most kristi's that we have we have absolutely no intention of going towards nuclear disarmament they feel threatened and as a poor country was badly was very weak military they. think that they need nuclear weapons in order to keep themselves safe. now ex post claim that it's really because of north korea that we have nuclear weapons is clearly wrong since we have had nuclear weapons for seventy years and that's really the major powers that are protecting each as a from the pressure from the nuclear weapon free states. ok the thoughts there of lee hoffman tellme co-founder of i can germany many thanks and congratulations for winning the nobel peace prize thank you for having me thank you again. ok to a story now that's going to cause quite a stir in the united states american shoppers inadvertently helping to fund north korea's nuclear weapons program an investigation by the associated press news agency has revealed that seafood to process by north koreans often ends up in u.s. stores in north kore

. >> reporter: kristi goll never knowing a police officer would answer the call for help.contact me, she posted if you would be interested in being a living kidney donor. officer lindsay bitorff was a perfect match. >> we'll save a kid's life. here we go. this kid, this little boy is like my own son now. i just love this little boy with everything. >> reporter: the officer delivering the emotional news in person. >> i took an oath to serve and protect and now my kidney will serve and protect you. >> hugged a lot and cried a lot and it was just a pretty amazing moment. >> reporter: more than 116,000 americans are waiting for a donor. jacks jackson's transplant went smoothly but collapsed lungs and pneumonia came next. jackson pulled through. now ready to start fourth grade, jackson calls officer bitorff his here mom. >> you have my kidney now. we're not shy people. >> they have this scar to prove it. >> my mom told me it takes a chi village to raise a child. >> say, kidney. >> kidney. >> reporter: gloria rivera, abc news. >> thanks to gloria for bringing that. the mom and o

winner for the teacher this year is helping us to understand why thank you very much dotty thank you kristie. now back here in germany one of the country's most famous football coaches trouble winning your pine curse has confirmed he's close to a deal on taking charge of buying munich for a fourth time the seventy two year old would coach the german champions until the end of the season that's following the sacking of italian coach carlo ancelotti. has retired from coaching in twenty thirty and he went out on a high. hike is when the trouble with buying munich the champions league the bonus league and the german cup. it was his third tenure in charge of buying all that stuff just leave united. it's like the script to a film. if you're old i'm retiring with the trouble. with them it's a coach of the year and my last game isn't mentioned. schneider mentioned that. started his career at me. and now he looks set for a comeback with byron his good friend buy and president only her nest played a big role in trying to convince him remains a fan favorite. achieve a goal he's the best we can get in t

. >> reporter: kristi golli never knowing a police officer, and a total stranger, would answer the calll because of her message on facebook. "please contact me," she posted, "if you would be interested in becoming a living kidney donor." officer lindsey bittorff, a mom herself, was a perfect match. >> we are going to save a kid's life, like, here we go. >> reporter: the officer delivering the emotional news in person. >> i took an oath to serve and protect our community. and now my kidney is going to serve and protect you. >> hugged a lot, and we cried a lot, it was just a pretty amazing moment. >> reporter: more than 116,000 americans are waiting for a donor. jackson's transplant went smoothly but collapsed lungs and pneumonia came next. jackson pulled through. now ready to start fourth grade, jackson calls officer bittorf his "other mom." >> you have my kidney now, we are not shy people. remember? >> >> reporter: they are like family, with this scar to prove it. one mom gave jackson life, the other, helping him live it. >> say kidney! >> kidney! >> reporter: gloria riviera, abc news.

releasing foreign prisoners and of course all the turkish in prison as well the political prisoners kristie amir with reporters without borders in germany christiane thank you thank you well next the story of renewal that deeds to the twenty sixteen olympics in rio de janeiro and that's when a german canoeing coach was tragically killed in a car accident in the city but the family of thirty five year old stefan henson allowed his major organs to be harvested in four lives were saved as a result his heart never left rio and its new owner has pledged to pursue an active lifestyle hears that story. even at about the czar is a sixty seven year old brazilian grandmother with a new lease on life she suffered a heart attack in two thousand and twelve and after nearly two years on the waiting list she received stefan hans's heart the two thousand and four olympic medalist turned coach whose life ended prematurely but his heart beats as are participating in her first sporting event since the operation says it's like winning her own olympic medal she's more than grateful for a second chance. i'm real

kristie what does it lead to get an international investigation well i mean the amazing thing is we've got an international investigation now the question is how effective is that international investigation going to be and that's really up to member states of the u.n. . human rights council finally at long last after years of efforts by yemeni activists created an international inquiry and task led international inquiry with looking violations by all sides but the question is then once they present that report what do you have never seen. still with that or even before they present that report what do you know u.n. member states do next and i think has been raised on this call leverage and pressuring the parties to stop violations of the laws of war is not just about investigating war crimes it certainly is about that not the big part of accountability which many many emmys have been pushing for for a very long time but it's also about concrete action and taking steps that will in fact pressure the parties to actually change their behavior so are movies all aside it is unbelievable bu

kristie the job but george papadopoulos the man who's pled guilty to misleading f.b.i. agents that brings the whole thing a lot closer to donald trump president trump says that a libyan man linked to a twenty twelve attack on an american diplomatic compound in benghazi has been captured attackers killed the ambassador to libya and three other americans trump says the staff will face justice in the u.s. . spain's chief prosecutor is seeking charges against several senior cattle and politicians over the recent votes on session they could face up to thirty years in prison if convicted of rebellion sedition and embezzle mint opposition supporters in kenya have reacted angrily to kenyatta being declared the winner of a rerun of the presidential election supporters of opposition leader but iowa dingo boycotted the vote. at least eight people have been killed after israel destroyed a tunnel in gaza israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that advanced location technology was used to identify the tunnel in the can yunus area hamas has described the killings as a dangerou

what to do about players protesting the national as well kristie. of course problems facing the n.f.l. it's a really big decisions to be buried. absolutely nothing has been consuming the n.f.l. like this controversy over kneeling during the national anthem it all started last year when san francisco forty nine ers quarterback collin cabernets decided to sit and then neil during the national anthem in protest of police brutality and the mistreatment of minors in this country an issue that has been burning in minority communities here other players later followed suit it's really divided teams it's divided coaches players and owners and fans in particular it's become a national controversy even with the president weighing in so the n.f.l. is hoping to put that behind them today when they meet at the hotel behind me later in the day the commissioner of the league roger goodell has said he wants players to stand during the national anthem many people see it as a sign of respect for the country and the league has been getting a lot of complaints from fan

kris >> kristi that i >>> when we come back, four weeks to the today after hurricane maria struck puertoico. the island stale disaster zone. access to food and water is the difference between life and death for some. bill weir takes us to one of the communities struggling right now. whoamike and jen doyle?than i thought. yeah. time for medicare, huh. i have no idea how we're going to get through this. follow me. choosing a plan can be super-complicated. but it doesn't have to be. unitedhealthcare can guide you through the confusion, with helpful people, tools and plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. well that wasn't so bad at all. that's how we like it. aarp medicare plans, from unitedhealthcare. >>> roughly 3 million americans don't have power. roughly one million don't have running water. for many in puerto rico it seems that maria hit yesterday. if this was texas or louisiana, this would be more attention, perhaps, more outrageous from the media as well and certainly more government relief in place. four weeks to the day after maria made landfall on the island, almost 3

this is lisa and kristi from jamison animal ranch. and you are bringing cat litter and what else? >> so far we have brought 700- $800 worth of pets applies to both shelters in napa for capital, dog food, cat litter, boxes. >>reporter: because the people are forced to evacuate they have their pets. by we found a lady in the parking lot at target with llamas, donkeys, keys, all in one trailer. >> she also had three huge dogs and cats. >> we told her over at the college they have an actual room for the pets with crates and bedding.>>reporter: i know they were saying here they didn't want pets inside unless they were service dogs, but if you have a dog with you go over to the college of napa valley. thank you very much. i know that is heavy. we have been seeing this all morning. we have video, let's take a look, people have been pulling up with trucks or whatever they are driving. they have water in the back. that seems to be the biggest thing they have been dropping off including milk, dog food, the napa valley pediatric society donated baby formula, people are bringing shampoo, toil

for the first few days kristi had to have pain medicine too. my in-laws stayed with us for the week. stayed up through the night, did the laundry and helps with homework while taking care of gunner. i still had my radio show to do in the evening. i stayed up till midnight to give gunnar his first dose of medicine doing as much work as i could including writing this. every time i wake gunnar up, he screams and fights for close to 20 minutes. he will spit out the medicine multiple times and we go through multiple shirts and he will wear down and submit. not sure there is a better analogy to god than to know that i'm dad to paraphrase the scripture. what my kids do not see is maced dagan up wiping tears out of my eyes. it hurts to me my wife and kids and pain. gunner's screams are so terrible he cannot talk, holds his throat with his hands and tries to cover his ears with his elbows. i knew the doctor said his ears would hurt, had no idea how badly it would hurt. people are trying to sterilize themselves from pain like this. they want to shield th

it's widely speculated that hugh left his fortune to his four children, kristi and david from his firstarriage, and mars stop and cooper from his second. >> i could not ask for a better son. he makes me very proud. very close. >> when he finishes school, would you want to -- >> absolutely. that's the plan. >> "e.t." saw the tight bond shared by hugh and cooper. now 26 years old, he's a carbon copy of his father at the start of his career, and growing up in the mansion, he also had a sharp business sense. >> when you were a kid, people would drive up. they wanted to see the mansion, and you would charge them. you were an entrepreneur at an early age, right? >> i learned from the best, you know? >> he certainly was one of a kind. now, we have more on the way, including the priceless moments we spent inside the mansion with some of hef's most famous guests. plus how he discovered anna nicole smith. but right now, let's talk about kevin hart. we have the latest on the cheating and extortion scandal. >> there we go. look, right now we're shooting a scene where my eyebrow got blown off. >> th