with misses nixon -- mrs. nixon he would see a lot of those blend which were practical because of all the traveling she did. >> next question from the front row. i want to acknowledge olivia forgiven her input. she is the curator here. she put an incredible amount of thought, time, and work into that runway just outside in the hall and the display in the main gallery. if you have not gotten in make sure that you go see them. >> you can see him from the bowers museum. she works on runways addressing costumes. >> we will do two more. the next one will come from the front row. i will ask the last one if it is okay with you. >> a couple things he talked about how martha washington intentionally wore american- made clothes. when did they start when different regional clothing for different diplomatic reasons? >> there's always the issue in the 19th century of our way a private person or a public person. where does that line begin and end. for example tony medicine we have records of her purchasing most of her items

they are still looking for a couple hundred missing people, people that have been reported missing by their families. as we get information, we'll bring it to you. we'll give you a look at the weather to forecast. >> smoke from that fire is coming into the atmosphere once again. it's going to impact the forecast over the next couple days. live doppler 7 along with satellite tonight showing you the active scan. we're completely dry across the region. the tower showing you haze in the atmosphere. the air quality, the majority of the region featuring unhealthy air quality from the north bay to the coast inland and south central bay. right now in the santa the next four days, we expect poor air quality each and every day. each hour, the air quality may fl fluctuate but on average the next four days, the air quality will be on the poor side. temperature-wise 50s and 60s. the name of the game currently and it will be a rather chilly night for a lot of us. here is a call from accuweather. the coldest spots in the north bay and inland will drop into the 30s around the bay shoreline, will drop

and anger and grief in argentina as the government confirms that a submarine which went missing a year ago imploded at sea killing everyone on board. thanks for joining us i'm married i haven't seen. french president among all my crown is facing a backlash against his economic policies nearly three hundred thousand people took to the streets nationwide wearing the yellow vests that have come to symbolize public discontent over government tax hikes on fuel police clashed with protesters right outside the presidential palace approval ratings for president mccrone have slumped reflecting mounting dissatisfaction with his government's economic program . a sit down strike in traffic it doesn't take much to shut things down one side is content the other isn't more than two hundred eighty thousand people took part in the grassroots movement called yellow vests across the country they also blocked toll booths or drove at a snail's pace on highways they're protesting about the increased taxes placed on fuel and basically about the reduction in their buying power while called it's getting more a

the butte county sheriff an228 others are still missing. are still missing. more than 6400 homes and 260 commercial buildings have been destroyed. and 15,000 structures are still threatened. threatened. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated and are staying in emergency shelters around northern california. and authorities stay is not safe to go back into the town of paradise. >> i am telling you there are still a number of hazards out there. the power may be turned off, however the falling trees are still an issue, the utility polarize falling and -- poles are falling. there is still a severe issue to go in there without proper training. er training. >> we are seeing more video that shows the destruction in paradise. children in san parad 8 years ago. 8 years ago. he was confined to his bed. confined to his bed. he was a musician for many years. despite his condition he tried to escape the flames but he didn't make it. his body was found outside his home. he was 63-years-old. ktvu's andre senior has more now on the search for those still missing. stl

more than a thousand people are now reported missing also coming up. in france more than a quarter of a million people take to the streets to protest rising fuel prices crown's turnout of blocked roads across the country many calling on president bush crawling to resign. and anger and grief in argentina and the government confirms a submarine that went missing a year ago imploded at sea killing everyone on board. i'm mary in evanston it's good to have you with us. the death toll from the deadliest fires ever to hit california has risen to seventy one with more than one thousand people reported missing president donald trump is in northern california where he's been surveying the extent of the damage including in the worst hit town paradise where he talked with the local mayor trump praised the work of the firefighters but he also repeated his belief that better forest management could minimize the risk of such disasters in the future a statement that's disputed by many experts but did promise plenty of federal funding for california as the state now ba

after a famous sign goes missing ...ing its mission to preserve the historic neon signs littered around san jose. and next... the rain is desperately needed.. but with it comes new challenges for those searching through the camp fire rubble.. looking for the remains of people still missing. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. (ken) you're looking at forecast of the radar of the approaching storm. while survivors of the camp fire in butte county are still picking up the pieces... rain is expected to fall tomorrow, which will complicate the efforts of crews searching for human remains. (pam) for the searchers... it is now a race against the clock, with hundreds of people still unaccounted for. shirin rajaee reports. nat sound"this is monumental very, very difficult..."it's a daunting task....as hundreds of sech crews ... from the national guard, to coroner investigators, firefighters, and anthropologists rush to find the remains of wildfire victims.sheriff kory homea/butte county"we brou

and reported missing persons. we have established a hotline consisting of three numbers. what we want people to do if they believe a loved one or a friend is missing after they have exhausted their own resources in terms of trying to locate people by using their own network or checking on the safe site. they could call our office to make a missing persons report if they believe a person is missing as a result of the camp fire. if they think a loved one is missing and unrelated, they will need to use the normal system for reporting that. the numbers they will call are 503-538-6570. the second number is 530-538-7544. and the third number is 530-538- 7671. we have established the three lines, we have staff that are in there, answering those phones. i know people have been frustrated about calling our office on our regular line to report these and getting busy signals. i want people to understand we are receiving a very, very high volume of calls. we only have a certain amount of lines that come into the sheriff's off

has risen to nearly thirteen hundred is there any hope that some of the missed alliance. there is hope that that number will eventually come down as staggering as it is the butte county sheriff has said from the beginning that the numbers very much a moving target some of these maybe duplicate it's some of them could be from all mind when one call some of these people could be reunited already know the imminent fire danger it's getting closer to over crews will be able to get into these burned out areas really get a sense of what this true number is and hopefully in the next days and weeks will really get an accurate reflection of what the true number is going to look like and experts warn fives like this could become the new normal how california is planning to adapt to this. that is the big question in california right now some californians are really facing by their fatigue and in some areas people have gone through this to some degree for the last four years and. people are just deciding to move out of the area they just don't want to deal with that danger anymore to

news line from but it also receives in california now say more than one thousand people could be missing in the states while five. recovery teams press on that week the search for the remains of those missing it's even worse to blaze in the u.s. state's history to get the latest from one of the devastated communities also coming up more bad news for germany's national football team after its worst year ever squad is now relegated in the nation's leak will have more with our expert. on how to humphrey you could join me for is a growing that far more people may have died in california's raging wildfires that remains of more than seventy people have so far been identified but the list of those still missing has soared beyond one thousand names displaced residents are expecting a visit from president donald trump later today as california also struggles with toxic air. with the fire comes a new danger smoke. and it has reached san francisco where air pollution levels now rank among the highest in the world health warnings prompted widespread school closings even the city's main tourist attra

he is currently missing. ernie foss was a san francisco native who leaves behind two children and many grandchildren. >> reporter: a high school football team from paradise is a special guest tonight at the san francisco 49ers game. the team arrived at levi stadium this afternoon after boarding buses in butte county earlier today. this was the first time that paradise high school players had seen each other since the fire broke out last thursday morning. many of these kids lost their homes in the fire. >> even though our houses are gone and the town is flattened, one of the worst part is just not having anything to do. no work to go to, no church to go to, no park to go to, no neighborhood, nothing. we can be together and we can be normal. kids were joking a little bit after they got into it. it was just really sweet. >> the 49ers reached out to the high school with offers of tickets and field access. the 49ers also provided buses for the team, the coaches, and the cheerleaders. a bit of normalcy for these ki

paradise campfire missing persons is a website with pictures of missing persons and contact numbers. while some are missing, others have been found safe and others have been confirmed deceased. linda came to the shelter searching for good news. >> we want to let everyone know we are fine. i want to make sure they know we are fine. >> reporter: many are clinging on to hope and need compassion. people are coming to shelters and are being asked to register their names with red cross officials which will be cross checked against a list officials have at butte county. the idea is to be sure that everyone here is being accounted for. rob malcolm, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> the family of a fire victim who died in his home in paradise is looking for answer. 63-year-old ernie false was confined to his bed when the flames swept through his neighborhood. his daughter said he lived on a dead-end street where many other victims have been found. she says she is devastated and wants to know why so many people, including her dad didn't have enough time to evacuate. his stepson was the caretaker and is cu

[speaking spanish] >> thank you miss mata. miss mata, congressman mccarthy as you well know is house majority leader. he's in line to become the next speaker of the house so he's in a position to bring home the bacon, if you will, to his district from congress. with all due respect to you miss mata, why should voters in the 23rddistrict give up that kind of political interest and influence and send you to congress . >> i believe i understand the plight that comes from having a future speaker of the house, i understand that. i understand the pride is all they got, puerto rico obviously , they are very full of their heritage but doesn't give our communities and families money to eat. that doesn't give them a place to eat, i understand the pride that comes with that but i also understand we need to do more to support our local economies and to get those workers the voices they need. i understand that i'm new to politics but that's actually a good thing nowadays. i've worked in a nonpartisan way for years. this is not about a demo

>(g rant) palm beach county also missed the deadline.(grant) hillsborough county also did a full recount by machine, but officials decided to report the original count, saying the tallies were similiar enough. the impact of the the impact of the the impact of the wildfires being felt throughout the bay area. the big game between cal and stanford will not be played tomorrow due to poor air quality. the 121st- edition of the classic matchup will now take place saturday december 1st in berkeley. if you have tickets for the game, they will be honored on that later date. this is one of many schedule changes... cal basketball's game was cancelled last night, no stanford basketball games through this weekend, and, tonight's usf men's hoops matchup against arizona state was also called off. and the conditions forced the re-location of raiders practice once again. this is a look at the team earlier this week...as cameras weren't allowed at their alternate indoor facility. raiders...heading to arizona this weekend facing the 2- and-7 cardinals. dr

miss buckley? >> thank you chair collins, ranking member casey and members of the committee. for the record, my name is barbara buckley and i'm the director of legal aid center southern nevada. i am honored to be here today to discuss the critical issue facing our country. exploitation of the elderly and adults with disabilities in the guardianship arena. guardianship abuse hit many in nevada. it destroyed the lives of countless individuals depriving them of their liberty, their right to see their family and their assets. guardians were being appointed without notice often when there was no real need for a guardian. the court bypassed family members to appoint family members or others who proceeded to loot the estate and then isolate the individual from their loved ones. all of the fees incurred by the guardian and the guardian's attorney robs the protected person sometimes of their entire life savings with little or no oversight. the elderly adult or adult with disability at the center of the case was often the only party without an attorney or the ability to object in court

the recovery teams press on with their search for the remains of those missing it was a blaze in the u.s. history we'll get the latest from one of the devastated communities. also coming up thousands of central american migrants hoping to enter the u.s. arrive in the mexican border town of take one up but the man everyone knows they might soon wear out their welcome. five hundred on free glad you could join me the washington post newspaper is reporting that the cia has concluded saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered the killing of journalist. in istanbul last month u.s. vice president mike pence is vowing repercussions for anyone involved in his killing riyadh has repeatedly said the prince was not involved in his death because she disappeared after entering the saudi consulate to take marriage documents his body has not been found. and for more we're joined now by istanbul correspondent u.t.r. han you said all along that the saudi government must be responsible is there a sense of vindication there in turkey now. well one word of caution here and that's what the washington

down there they got a program where missing kids come up missing. well, she's on there. he seen it on there, he seen a bunch of details, he went off of them details. they digged in the area where my last victim was killed, they say she's buried there. this is how they played me. they want me to point out where i killed him. i said, okay, right here. they said, she must be over here, then. they dug the first half up. they didn't find nothing. they went six feet. they did it for like 11 hours. they brought me back next day, are you sure that's where you had him? i was like, yeah. >> the way we encounter inmates, we will meet people as we travel throughout the jail. so this was the first time i spoke with robert. so when he told me that another inmate had written the letter it seemed like a plausible situation. >> authorities say wolford had a motivation for changing his story and claiming he had nothing to do with the letter. their unsuccessful search resulted in a new criminal charge for him. >> they say i obstructed the fbi's and cleveland police investigations. >> wolfo

the number of people missing is now over 600. that's enough.nd, the white house reporter who clashed with president trump is to get his press pass returned, by order of a judge. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: can wales come from behind to beat denmark and secure promotion to the top tier of football's nations league? good evening. at the end of a very challenging week for the prime minister, when her future was openly questioned by colleagues, mrs may has moved to fill the gaps created by this week's resignations following the publication of her brexit plans. steve barclay, a junior health minister who supported the leave campaign, has been promoted to brexit secretary, replacing dominic raab. and former home secretary amber rudd makes a return to the cabinet as work and pensions secretary. and, despite speculation that he would resign in protest at the draft withdrawal agreement, michael gove has declared his confidence in mrs may's leadership, and stays on as environment secretary. but the prime minister's position is still far from

at least 76 people are now known have died with many still missing. dan johnson has this report from paradise. in the ruins of paradise, the president got his own clear view ofjust how devastating this fire was, and he offered his sympathy to the people of this town, and the families of those still missing. this is very sad to see it. as far as the lives are concerned, nobody knows quite yet. we're up to a certain number, but we have a lot of people that aren't accounted for. and this is the kind of destruction — in fact, they're telling me this is even not as bad as some areas. some areas are even beyond this, they're just charred. a week ago, while this earth was still hot, the president sparked a debate about forest management. he had threatened to cut government funding, but after the anger of his initial reaction, today he met some of those who responded and have been searching what is left. he was asked if any of this made him think differently about climate change. no, no. i have a strong opinion. i want great climate. we're going to have that,

but now in a lawsuit brought against miss snipes, governor scott argues miss snipes is refusing to cooperatethe court ordered miss snipes to turn over record detailing how she counts ballots. snipes is refusing to turn over the record, saying it's inappropriate for a court into the screen this time simply because scott wants the counting process sped up. what is even more outrageous is after snipes destroyed ballots illegally in the 2016 election. her premature destruction of the ballots in a pending lawsuit was described as unlawful and in violation of the public records act. that court in 2016 cited a similar case where the individual was dismissed, saying dismissal under these circumstances is an appropriate sanction. but the court went even beyond saying that about snipes. they said her violation was twofold. number one, snipes violated state and federal retention requirements, and number two, snipes violated the affirmative responsibility to preserve evidence. why was this roll and not fired? yet today miss snipes was on to mess up yet another, or overturn yet another election in florid

the death toll and the number of people missing. we'll listen in now and again the sheriff is coming up momentarily. >> attempting to gain access through the traffic control point. feeding and watering of livestock should only be made during daylight hours. all persons must immediately depart the restricted area by the same route as entry. an escort may be required. the letter may only be obtained through the butte county agricultural department at the following locations: 316 nelson avenue, 316 nelson avenue in oroville. 530-538- 7381. their office hours are monday through friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. this is the only location to obtain the letter and it will not be available at other locations. it is also the only letter that our officers will accept to allow entry under these conditions. the public is reminded for those few allowed access for this purpose to stay vigilant on current fire conditions. please continue to adhere to road closures, evacuation orders, and drive slowly and yield to eme

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thousands of calls have come in reporting missing people. got about 500 plus search and rescue teams out there, paired with canine units and cadaver dogs and anthropology groups combing through rubble right now, looking for anything, any sign of humans. and right now it is difficult, it is bones at this point. how are you actually finding this process personally? was this a job you expected to be doing? this process personally? was this a job you expected to be doing7m this process personally? was this a job you expected to be doing? it is difficult. this is very emotional. i was up there on thursday morning with another colleague of mine, and are marching orders were to help evacuate a hospital. the fire came through extremely hot and extremely quickly, winds of about 65 miles an hour just blowing quickly, winds of about 65 miles an hourjust blowing tornadoes of fire around the whole community. it has been surreal, it has been something that i am not really trained to do. iama that i am not really trained to do. i am a volunteer. 0ur that i

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finding loved ones who are still missing.e, she is still looking for her uncle missing in the camp fire. how are you doing? >> i'm doing good. how are you? >> i'm good. talk to me about how it is you go about trying to look for your uncle. what are you going through? >> so we just really right now it's facebook. there is a few groups on there, the camp fire information updates the missing persons groups. we go on both of the groups every day. every day really. we check the missing persons list to see if our uncle is on there and he keeps falling off. he has been off of it for about three days now. and i know that it's happened to a few other people. we are not really getting any information about how they are going through the process of finding people. we do know that his house has burned down and his car was in his garage. he is 66 and he has respiratory issues. also has back issues. we're just thinking there is no way he would have been able to make it out by himself. we have talked to his landlord since the fire and i kno

cher hughes was missing for two months. her family and friends wondered if her disappearance i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. a man named bo icelar. >> bo was quiet. introvert. he was a really great guy. >> bo kept a low profile since moving to bocas from santa fe, new mexico in 2004. the former antique dealer was so quiet that no one even noticed when he took off. >> a lot of people say, let's go to argentina for six weeks. they don't e-mail everybody and tell them we're leaving. that is easy to be not missed for a while. >> it made more sense when they found out that beau sold his home to wild bill, another american in their group famous ffor throwing lively parties many of the people attended including cher's friend kristen. >> i knew that they wanted to sell an

also tonight the number of people missing went up. 228 people are still missing. 6400 homes and 260 commercial buildings have been destroyed. many of the people forced from their homes in butte county went to one of several shelters that have been set up for fire victims. victims. one man didn't have any time to take his belongings. he just picked up his cat and got out. got out. >> reporter: his cat isn't a fan of her new leash. >> you should have seen the double back flip. >> reporter: but he has to interviews it to keep her close after they evacuated thursday. >> i opened the door and there were embers coming on to my deck and my home and my roof. i had to make a judgment call. >> reporter: the judgment call was to save his important belongings or his cat. >> i am taking my cat. i am taking my cat. >> reporter: we met him at red cross evacuation shelter. this is home after he watched the camp fire burn his house. >> reporter: he says the flames came in so fast he got his cat, his car, and left. the drive to safety was terrifying. >> following the road and i got

this is certain do you mean the government confirms a submarine that went missing a year ago imploded and sink killing everyone on board for the cruise families many questions remain unanswered. and a change of heart as draws nearer that there is time to move people in britain would now choose to stay. we'll take you to a town where the lives of it was among the strongest and when now some switching sides. on rebecca riches welcome to the program u.s. president told trump has visited areas ravaged by california's wildfires five fight is still trying to contain large parts of the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california history also as you say at least seventy six people have been killed and almost thirteen hundred are still unaccounted for. the president was greeted by this smell of smoke while making his way into town. or what was left of it. the city of paradise once home to twenty seven thousand people was incinerated by the blaze last week trump whose initial response was criticized for its unfeeling tone pledged to help with the recovery. and see what's happened here

((tommy higgins- paradise resident)) "a lot of my friends are missing. everybody's got a different agenda, because everyone is displaced."loved ones say they wont give up looking.. ((tammie)) "i'm hoping she's at someone's house, maybe she'll see the news broadcasts, something, we just need to hear from her." ((ashley))something that's been brought to our attention is that some people arent seeing their missing family members on the sheriff's office list. us it takes time for the list to update because th (vicki) (vicki) now a somber follow up to a story we brought earlier this week. a pleasanton man has been searching for his 75-year-old mother, joanne caddy since the fire erupted. he tells kron-4 he was notified last night that a search and rescue team found remains inside of her magala home. d-n-a tests are being conducted... but her son says he has no reason to doubt that those remains belong to anyone else other than her. he says the loss of his mom is very hard, but he takes comfort in the fact that he no longer has to wonder what happened to her.

you will see different soldiers went missing during that time. of them you will see them grouped together on a specific date. they were all lost at one time in one battlefield. we do have next of kin that come and visit the name on the wall. that is all the family has. that is the only thing we have to remember. the piece of artwork pershing was looking at at the time was this. this is what he was inspecting. that is an urn. pegasus is taking the souls to heaven. we are in the middle between the chapel and museum and this piece of artwork is here. this piece shows all of these souls went to heaven. they paid the final price and they can go. if you look behind us, you can see montsec. if you could see it, the germans could see you. horticultural features were put in place to give us that so you could see montsec from the cemetery. we are safe in here. this is the memorial chapel. these are one of the things that happens but i wish i had an answer. we understand this mosaic was created in the united states by an artist and transported and put on th

people are missing.">"i just want to come out here with my husband and connect with other people we haven't seen yet."> laura rivero-fisher came to comfort her grandchildren who lost their home in paradise. grateful her family is okay but is worried about friends who are missing..many of those who lost their lives were senior citizens..who died trying to escape the blaze.. by the time it hit paradise, the fast moving fire nearly wiped out the whole town in just hours.. leaving thousands of residents homeless.and displaced residents in limbo..

missing. in her place, a trail of blood. >> my biggest fear was we were going to find her. >> what police found instead was a puzzle. >> in my 28 years, i have never seen that before. >> a missing woman. a mystery with few clues. >> did you find fingerprints, hairs, anything? >> no. >> did one man have a motive. >> you stole $300,000 and are about to be exposed of it. >> except without proof, how could anyone convince a jury? >> you don't think they had any evidence against you? could anyone name anything? >> could anyone solve the mystery? >> we, the jury, find the defendant, david martin hawk -- >> hello, and welcome to "dateline." when someone goes missing, one of the hardest things for those left behind is not knowing the truth. was it voluntary or foul play? the three children in this story arrived home one evening to discover their mother was missing, but for them, the truth about what really happened may have been the hardest thing of all. here's keith morrison. >> the key was waiting f

the head will be missing. >> where's the head? reason by the way the head was removed was forensically. >> yeah, right. >> a clearly shaken agent kegel told atlanta about the tragic outcome. >> at approximately 7:30 this evening the body of meredith emerson was discovered in a wooded area. the specific information given as to the location of the body was given to me by gary hilton. >> the kidnapping charge was anted up. >> mr. hilton is charged with one count of murder of meredith emerson. he has been taken into custody and brought to our detention center. >> in your decades of law enforcement, have you ever had a session of interviews like it this one. >> no. no. he was very straightforward and was very nonchalant about the whole thing. >> so you get down to the point where -- >> after his initial confession, gary hilton, the man of stony silence, became a chatter box, spilling out a story that sickened detectives who thought they'd heard everything. he began with meredith's abduction here on a hiking trail on blood mountainment

people are missing.">"i just want to come out here with my husband and connect with other people we haven't seen yet."> laura rivero-fisher came to comfort her grandchildren who lost their home in paradise. grateful her family is okay but is worried about friends who are missing..many of those who lost their lives were senior citizens..who died trying to escape the blaze.. by the time it hit paradise, the fast moving fire nearly wiped out the whole town in just hours.. leaving thousands of residents homeless.and displaced residents in limbo..

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but many people are still listed as missing and haener. >> i'm frank somerville. in just moments, we expect an update from cal fire and the butte county sheriff. here is what we know so far as of the moment. right now, the exact number of people missing is not known but it's believed to be in the hundreds. more than a dozen coroner search and recovery teams are looking for remains in the fire zone, as firefighters continue to battle the flames. overnight, the camp fire grew to more than 195 square miles, fire crews say containment is holding at 30%. more than 6500 homes have been destroyed. >> here is the latest now. the cal fire map of the area. more than 5000 firefighters are there. crews have been working to keep the fire from spreading south into the town of coralville. today, they cleared -- oroville.brush and sprayed water on dry vegetation near the orville dam. they say they feel more optimistic about that part of the fire fight. officials also say they expect to have full containment by the end of the month. >> again, the news conference from cal fire to u

the records have mostly gone missing. exists today, a lot is because it was either sent out and saved in local records, for example this is from the maryland state archive. or families are saving the records. anything else gets put in the attic of the boardinghouse and his left there until the 1990s and someone discovers it. we don't know every soldier she helped. we know she crept -- kept those records but they were probably trashed. the people on the list are union soldiers or unaffiliated with either side. i think there is one postman on the missing soldiers list. there aren't confederate soldiers listed. that isn't to say that if she was asked about a confederate soldier she wouldn't have written a letter. she is proud of helping both soldiers equally when she is a nurse and often surprised that she -- that they are surprised she is helping. the army was organized -- the federal approach they were using in the union. >> thank you very much. going to take a short break. we have about eight minutes and then we will reco

>> just being in a bed. >> you just miss your bed? >> being under a ceiling and actually having a real bathroom. >> that's nice, isn't it? you seem like you're being pretty strong, though. >> you okay? >> just hard. >> meanwhile, heavy smoke is drifting into the bay area. the air quality in san francisco yesterday was as bad in chico. chico is 30 minutes from paradise. it was by far the worst air quality in the bay area since the fires broke out forcing several school districts to close today. the total death toll in the california wildfires stands at 66, including a new death from the woolsey fire in southern california. president trump scheduled to travel to california tomorrow to meet people affected by the blazes. >>> 6 inches of snow brought here to new york city and surrounding areas which brought areas to a standstill. this is what you were staring at on the george washington bridge. commutes ex-se s extended by s hours. new york city mayor bill de blasio vowing to clear the streets before the morning commute. this is union cou

one encouraging update, more than 200 people that were thought to be missing are no longer missing. so they have found and identified 200 more people, though. current will i, though, 130 people remain unaccounted for. here are some other numbers. more than 8,600 homes have been destroyed. 138,000 acres have burned. and the containment levels have not changed. same as yesterday. this fire's 35% contained. >>> now the man who leads fema called the camp fire the worst disaster he's ever seen in his career. today he and governor brown traveled to butte county to tour the burn zone. the governor meeting with firefighters, and he got a call, he says, from president trump. >> nbc bay area's melissa colorado joins us now in chico with what the president has promised to do. melissa? >> reporter: well, guys, we know that california governor jerry brown and secretary of the interior ryan zinke, they could not agree at all when it comes to climate change. in fact, the secretary refused to use that term, climate change, during today's press conference. but he did reiterate something we already k

tonight we are learning more details about those people who are missing. right now crews are searching for 103 people. 48 people have been killed-- making it the deadliest fire in state history. so far the fire has burned 135- thousand acres-- and it is just 35-percent contained. 76-hundred homes have been destroyed and more than 15- thousand remain threatened. (grant) here's a look at where the fire is burning in relation to chico... the red shows just chico... the red shows just how massive this blaze is. today... members of the trump administration, fema, and governor jerry brown got a first hand look at the destruction. kron4's ashley zavala joins us live from the fire command center in chico to explain what they hope to accomplish soon. ashley? u.s. secretary of interior ryan zinke joined jerry brown today as the governor announced an executive order to cut red tape and streamline recovery efforts here in butte county.both zinke and brown sending a joint message that now is not the time to point fingers at who is responsible for the campfire...((pkg))

missing ballots. chaos and questions plaguing broward county, florida, when election officials discovered more than 2,000 ballots missing. >> the ballots are in this building. there would be nowhere else for them to be. >> reporter: in the race for governor, tallahassee's democratic mayor andrew gillum conceded the governor's race to republican ron desantis. >> r.j. and i wanted to take a moment to congratulate mr. desantis. >> reporter: meanwhile president trump, who tweeted his support of scott today, claiming victory in the recently decided georgia governor's race. >> hello, georgia! >> reporter: which had oprah winfrey stumping for the democrat. >> and i won against president obama and oprah winfrey and michelle obama in a great state called georgia for the governor. >> let's get to stephanie now. stephanie, president trump is still boasting about republican success in the midterm. but there was also a significant win for democrats in california. >> reporter: absolutely, tom. california is a blue

missing pat and don willow. these are people that have come to this evacuation center and there are six of these evacuation centers and they've given the names of people and who to call. and as i said, only a handful of the names are crossed off where people have made that connection. >> who is maintaining those, scott? who is going to those lists and then saying we have information or we don't? is it officials there on the ground? >> yeah. it t it's the red cross running this evacuation center. normally there's a safe and well web site where people can go and register and mark themselves safe. but because of the sheer numbers of people, the red cross is now sending people out into the community with tablets and things like that to try and get people to register. they'll see someone and say are you someone that was evacuated? give me your name. that way they can try and connect people with family members. it gives you a sense, again, more than a thousand people in a town of, what, about 25,000. >> right. >> it's

we did miss our first flight though.flight because of the parking situation here at sfo.the long term parking garage is already full! there is still about 100 spots in the surface long term parking, but airport officials believe those will go quickly. definitely arrive to the airport two hours early for prospective delays.live at sfo, sara stinson, kron four news. ( james ) thanks sara. ( robin ) a big story this morning... the upcoming storm is expected to bring an improvement to the air quality... but there could still be some pockets of unhealthy air in some areas of the bay area. the bay area air quality management district says much of the bay area air quality today will be in the moderate range.. but there will still be pockets of unhealthy air in the east bay. which is why they are issuing the 14th winter spare the air alert. but officials say the weather should make a huge difference. < actually it's the wind that we're looking forward to the most, the windows what's gonna come in and blowout a lot about pollutio