you can text the word "storm" to 80888 to donate $10 to the salvation army. and we have a list of many groups that you can donate to right on our website. go to wusa9.com. just click the wusa9 cares banner. howard is here with an important forecast. >>> we've got some storms in the forecast for the afternoon and the evening hours. then a big change as we head into the weekend. it's going to be kind of chilly around here so you'll have the ac humming today. friday night, saturday night, you'll probably need the heaters going. here's a look at the allergy index real quickly. i wanted to tell you this has not changed from yesterday. it is still bad out there. we've got tree pollen, grass pollen and mold spores in the high category. weeds are in the low category. so, yeah, we need some rain to clear the air. probably going to get a little this afternoon. the threat of showers and storms with us. probably increasing later this afternoon into the evening hours as temperatures will start to fall off with the showers. winds picking up south 10 to 15. they'll go north

here on site with me now is steve morris of the salvation army.ve been talking a lot about how people want to be a part of this and get out and help those within their community. steve, you have probably been seeing this firsthand, certainly over the last 24 hours, so many people wanting to get out and be involved. what have you seeb? and has it been heartening, inspiring, to know that so many people want to help out their friends and loved ones. >> it is inspiring. frankly, it's dangerous. we have been here since the storm hit, frankly. we're feeding -- we fed over 1,000 emergency workers, frankly. and we had one of our units set up right in front of the school you were talking about, the plaza towers school, all through the night, helping those doing the rescue efforts as best as they could. it's just incredibly dangerous. as you can see here, houses are just gone off the foundations. and the debris is unbelievable. and this is just a part of it. we were just canvassing another area we hadn't been in until today, and it's equally as bad, and it'

for the salvation army you can call 1-800-salarmy or go to the salvation army web site at salvation armyith that you can go make a $10 donation ch >>> u.s. official confirms to fox news there are 8 dpoirnled suspects. they have been monitored for months. some since october. we have enough information to conduct a military strike right now the fbi doesn't have enough to try them in a civilian court like they want. >>> here's an outrage of the day he is accused of killing 13 people and wounding dozens more in that fort hood texas massacre. the defense department has confirmed major nadal hassan has been paid more than 278,000 dollars since 2009. now the army says that because of military code his salary can't be suspended unless he's actually found guilty. but because the obama administration call this had workplace violence and not terrorism the victims can't receive comp or other related benefits. the family of a former u.s. marine gone missing says he's the victim of a kidnapping in mexico. armando torres left his south texas home last tuesday to visit his father over the border. he was

tavis: finally, in your subtitles' salvation. >> it is salvation.nd the soil is reasonably clean. it is certainly no reason to be concerned about living there now, and for the families involved, after many decades of fighting, they know their instincts were right. there was a cancer cluster, and as best science can determine, it is likely at least some of those cancers were caused by pollution. that is a form of salvation, but it is not perfect. nothing will bring the children back. ." the book is "toms river thank you for your work, and i am honored to have you on the program. good night from l.a. thanks for watching. as always, keep the faith. today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with olympia snowe about why she walked away from her senate seat she had for 18 years. that is next time. we will see you then. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to comp

my son chip is there with the salvation army volunteering throughout the week. you may bump into him and he'll give you a free cup of coffee. >> it's been nice because we've taken advantage of some of those offers over the last couple of days. the outpouring has been remarkable. how does monday's tragedy compare with what you dealt with in '99?

there are a variety of folks from the red cross, salvation army.ern baptist that do great work. this he can definitely use your contributions. but if you're not in the area, the best way to help is to send your help through those organizations that is our, that's the lesson we've learned time and time again. that stuff isn't as great as cash when it comes to the longer-term needs for a lot of folks that have lost everything, thank you. >> my name is albert, i'm the state director of emergency management. i would like to reiterate what craig said, whether it's the federal government or the state government we have a simple job. to support our local jurisdiction does make sure that they have everything that we have to or offer to help them get through this emergency phase of this disaster. to help to effectively respond. we will also begin we coverry as has already been stated. we're looking at setting up some assistance centers, in an area that we can have many assistant centers to help out with various individuals and where they can go. some of the

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i want to tell everybody to contact salvation army or red cross, we don't have a laundry list what to do here. we just got on the ground. these people are resilient and they're helping each other out. they're as prepared as anybody. and they'll rebound, but right now, the first thing to do is probably call red cross, salvation army, support that and then they'll get a laundry list together and then we can help get it started. >> toby, you said your sister lives three miles, i think you said. your mother i believe was also in the path of this tornado. is she okay? >> she's fine. it missed her by about maybe three quarters of a mile north of her but my sister, it got her house. it didn't completely annihilate it and take it away. she gets to keep her stuff. but the house is not livable. but i had to get back here and help her board it up so we landed and went straight over there. but i saw it come circling back in today, couple hours ago, i got to see it from the airplane. the cameras won't show the damage that you can see with your own eye. it's pretty amazing. >> i mean, that's what p

the red cross and salvation army will actually need the help in the coming days. >> all right, jerry of about pio for oklahoma emergency management. thank you for joining us. i'm marianne rafferty. we will have more weather updates throughout the night. now, back to fox news reporting. "your secret is out" already in progress. k to the company how i am reading a book the words i am highlighting the sentences i am under lining. >> this is a prime example of what's next you buy a book on-line you find out wow they are tracking me. >> so i have already left a fairly substantial digital trail so far i barely even left the house. i am going to run errands and see what other bread crumbs i dropped. >> ahern points out my gps tracks wherever i go. that's not all. the national highway traffic safety administration proposed regulations requiring auto manufacturers to have event data recorders better known as black boxes in all new cars beginning in september 2014. some insurance companies already offer lower rates if you install one in your current vehicle. but how much is your privacy worth?

we have striven for your salvation to the verge of sinning ourselves. we have opened the door to you again and again, and you have shut it in our faces and in the face of god. dare you pretend, after what you have said that you are in a state of grace? if i am not, may god bring me to it, if i am, may god keep me in it. that is a very good reply, my lord. were you in a state of grace when you stole the archbishop's horse? oh, devil take the archbishop's horse and you too! we are here to try a case of heresy, and no sooner do we come to the root of the matter then we are thrown back by idiots who understand nothing but horses. gentlemen, gentlemen, in clinging to these small issues you are the maid's best advocates. i am not surprised his lordship has lost patience with you. what does the promoter say? does he press these trumpery matters? i am bound by my office to press everything, but i share the impatience of his lordship as to these minor charges. only, with great respect, i must emphasize the gravity of two very horrible and blasphemous crimes whic

money ask their stoned off their brain because if you look at this headline from slate magazine the salvation of japan prime minister shinzo rbs bold recovery strategy is working something remarkable happened on thursday sony posted a profit it was the first profit for one of japan's iconic firms since two thousand and eight the exact same day the price of yen slipped below one hundred to the dollar for the first time in ten years so never mind the fact that sharp another japanese giant reported the following day record losses in the hundred year history never mind the fact that the yen dropping is causing a currency war which is leading to military where there are threats of military conflict china is not happy about this crashing yen which is down thirty percent in the last six months it's exactly right so this crashing yen is at the expense of exports from nations like china south korea vietnam the whole region is having to underwrite japan's emergence as exporting economic growth scenario which is causing huge militarization and military conflict in the region and remember that the yen fo

the salvation army says they don't even have a change of clothes. if you would like to help, you can find information on our website at ktvu.com. just look under "hot topics" police say a 15-year-old las vegas boy was killed for an ipad. dozens of family, friends and classmate gathered to remember marcos arenas killed thursday after officers say two suspects tried to snatch the ipad from his hand. when arenas refused to let go, the suspects hit him with his car. >> flood watch in my life would i think that i bot him that for his birthday and he was run owe. >>> police in long island new york say one officer shot and killed a college student as she was being held by a kidnapper. it all happened this morning two blocks from the campus of hofstra university. it's in hempstead, new york a 911 caller alerted police to an armed intruders holding several students hostage inside their home. an armed officer found man inside holding a co-ed. police say the officer fired several shots killing the suspect and one shot hit and killed the student. an investigati

for salvation army, you can tax " stoext " storm " 8-0-8-8-8 to c contribute $10 or you can call won at-800-sal1-800-sal-arn also text " red cross " to 9-0-9-9-9. you can also go made online at www. redcross.org. the red cross is also suggested that you would give blood at your local hospital or blood bank. >> the likelihood of seeing a greater won today are very low. this is good news we will continue to monitor t weatr on this front on kron 4. i do want you to take a look at the local weather and the conditions into the afternoon. we will not see in the nineties or eighties today. the warmer spots will just be in the upper 70's. we do have cooler weather as we head into tomorrow. when the conditions will pick up and to the overnight hours. i will have your full and detailed just minutes away. >> it isn't easy ride for commuters around the bay. here at the toll plaza at the meter lights have been activated early. the quick commute check shows that basically, we have light traffic or around the bay area with the exception of interstate 580 and highway 4. >> employees at five uc hospi

if you like to help the red cross and salvation army have set up funds.you can text storm at 280888 if you want to you want e more you can call 1800 sal army. the red cross is also suggesting that you give blood at a local hospital or blood bank. >> back here in the bay area >> of 48 hours strike and you can see hundreds of workers out here from two different unions. one is on the strike and the other is on a sympathy strike. they are loud and out in force here this morning at use c f hospital. there are 13,000 and employees from five different uc campuses around the state. there are about 3400 at acting employees here. this is the union that is out on strike, contract negotiations have been going on for some time now and they have come to an and pass. they're holding a two day strike. they're also saying that part of the strike have to deal with pension plans and patient care. beijing gear is a bigger issue this morning. about 3400 employees are covered by this walk out. we had a chance to talk to use the f s medical center and they talk about what it me

i'd like to tell everybody to contact the salvation army or the red cross. we don't have a laundry list of what to do here. we just got on the ground. these people are resilient and helping each other out. they'll rebound, but, right now, the first thing to do is probably call red cross, salvation army. support that and they'll get a laundry list together. and then we can help and get it started. >> and toby, you said your sister lives three miles away. your mother, i believe, was also in the path of this tornado. is she okay? >> she's fine. it missed her by about maybe three quarters of a mile north of her. but my sister, it got her house. i didn't completely annihilate it and take it away. she gets to keep her stuff, but the house is not livable. i get there and helped board it up. i saw it circling a few nights ago. i got to see it from the camera phone. shoeing the damage that you can see with your own eyes. >> that's what people are telling me. have you ever seen anything quite like this is your life? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. this is a bad one. '99 was ba

it really takes a community of people and a community of organizations like the salvation army was out here today to come together and prop up this community and get them back on their feet. >> jennifer, let me ask you a quick question. we've goanl got only got a fewr a few seconds here. of all the things you've been involved in with the red cross, how does this rank in terms of disasters? >> you know, each disaster is so different. it is incredibly difficult to compare one to the other, so i would hate to weigh one over the other, particularly in this case when so many lives have been lost, and people are still missing. but oklahoma city and the city of moore should know that the red cross is here. we are putting our efforts behind the city to ensure that we've got them covered. >> we'll leave it there. jennifer, thank you very much for the work you're doing. our prayers and our hearts go out to all you people who are helping out and the families. >>> coming up, the obama administration has been spying on fox news reporters. chilling details about what they were doing and why. that's

. >> collections for the red cross and salvation army to help the tornado victims. today throughout the day is taking the nation. this is a great opportunity to get the community out and realize that, you know, we're a selective body and race money. what do you want them to take away today? >> i want them to know that maybe join the club. and be aware and what we do. and how we impact our community. >> i would say do you. good job be there. >> thank you. >>> that kicks off at 7:30 this morning. and reporting live, sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> and oklahoma is dealing with more severe weather in the form of flooding. and rain poured down slowing down a recovery effort and flooding the roads. take a look at this. this car had to be towed. the weather sells is warning of more possible storms across the midwest. officials say the number is you will remember that is from the twister on monday. >>> and carrie underwood is donating 1 million-dollars to the red cross. this is for disaster relief. she watched the devastation with sadness she wanted to help the victims. >>

you will be collecting money to give to the salvation army and the red cross for the oklahoma tornado victims. >> we have put the announcements out yesterday. there was a call sent out. it is great to see kids realize that you know in their world they can see the big picture. >> well done here. great students here. >> thank you for talking with us. a lot going on here. that starts at 7:30 this morning. >>> a small task to honor soldiers. hundreds placing flags at each grave site. this is a tradition that dates back 60 years. a great time to visit. and fort mchenry when the flag will be raised to half staff. and there will be a talk on the origins of memorial day. and and a speech delivered at fort mchenry. can you find the list at www.abc2news.com. and. >>> motorcycles will hit the streets this weekend. it celebrates the anniversary this year. and the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. and to remember the prisoners of war and those missing in action. >>> and in other news the video thatry about to see is amazing t reminds you of the i-35 bridge collapse in minnesota and th

will be the most robust in the region it will center l around mass we'll be partnering r with the salvation army. so far as specifically objectives. we have communications from our internal center and the - we're going to look at log - how do we track the stuff we're getting in. the emergency operation center will be fully activated. to include the joint information center on the policy group we've got 1 hundred folks coming in. i know that a lot of our operational centers want to come in. as i mention numerous department prevail centers will be activating to test the ability to support field operation. a live shelter will be in affectionate stewart - st. martin's church. they'll be serving hotdogs and chilly. we have a planning member in the da staff that's been working with the directors of nonprofit and they really wanted to do this. we want to try to feed 6 thousand males within is couple of hours to population in the tenderloin so this is really excited. there's not a lot of precooking in the kitchen they want to see how this works. i know a lot of you folks are going to go out it's on

the same yesterday he is today and will be forever but what he does here he was establishing the salvation of the world through the only begotten emmanuelle god with us jesus yeshua that is to say you have ace savior chapter 2 verse one you'll find this and isaiah chapter 11 verse 10 that even the gentiles would pressure would come here to worship him and it was this star which is a sign why do you mention this verse because god uses signs can you read the signs you read the signs by understanding his word by being in the simplicity in which he brings forth the word so these kings what did they see first two this would be translated israel the jews and so it is the gentiles saw because god pays no partiality to people that love him that follow him face all the sign these kings did for these wise men rather they saw that sign and they followed it knowing it was of god verse three verse four naturally it's written malachi chapter 2 verse seven what did it say and so it is again why did the sign come forth because the profits in the prophecy that was made it had to be fulfilled and god chose

don sealed the win with a left- foot strike, the game finishing 3-1 and they celebrated their salvation. >> hoffenheim and fortuna battled to avoid going down. hoffenheim was just above the regulation zone. dusseldorf hoped to stay -- >> their victories are few and far between, and there was no reason to think this would be any different. he scored his 24th goal with six minutes gone. matomas fouled and teletovic evened things up. earnedinutes later, they the red card. and again, teletovic was up to the task. tottenheim almost gave away the extra 3 on the net, but the referee said levendoski was offsides. regulation.hem from they made it 1-0 and after the break, they made it 2-0 to have fortuna's descent. hanover dashed all hopes of a miracle. >> a look at the other results. hanover smashed dusseldorf, hamberg was one down against frankfort -- with 2-0 and nuremberg ended with a 3-2 over bremen. so, let's look at the final bundesliga standings. mamoth season, and -- on to the champion's league. friedberg and frankfurt hold on but most of the drama was at the bottom of the table. in 15th

great, everybody that is red cross you should have done salvation army is ginning lig.hey are out there earning. >> and using so much more of their money for administration than actually giving it to poor people. what are poor people going to do with it? administrators can handle it better. >> isn't that the big beef? they spend a lot of money on administration. >> many, many, many of those groups you have to use and you have to do something for administration. >> he should have sent his money to kris-kross. didn't they just lose somebody? >> did you say? >> you know what haix this? >> the sea salt. >> with trace adkins, remind him about hurricane katrina and where was the red -- red cross? >> i love how we are helping him try to bash the red cross. >> the red cross killed my father. >> it is terrible. we should be happy. we have to take break. do have i to take a break? more with penn gillette. "joy of hate" autographed copy g gutfeld.com. tony used priceline to book this 4 star hotel. tell 'em why. free breakfast with express deals, you can save big and find a hotel w

just text the word "storm" to 80888 to donate $10 to the salvation army.e have a list of the many other groups you can donate to on our website at wusa9.com. just click the wusa9 cares banner. >>> good morning. it's 5:35. if you are just waking up, it's time for another your money report. >> jessica is back with the latest in that controversy involving ap control by and fitch. >> what -- abercrombie and fitch. >> what we've seen is a brand trying to salvage its image in the public space. it's trying to work overtime on this issue. they've been publicly ravaged this month after comments from c.e.o. mike jeffries. they resurfaced from a 2006 interview in which jeffreys justified not selling clothing larger than size 10 for women because they want the brand to be worn by cool, good looking people. jeffries says he's story but not changing anything. he said abercrombie and fitch targets its marketing at a particular segment of customers but the company cares about the community in which it operates and is strongly committed to diversity and inclusion. the comp

he has contributed to the salvation army, to the american and hispanic chamber of commerce. not only with food but also physically and monetary. he is probably the only person in the mission district as a business person that can walk in the mission with his granddaughters, sometimes you see him pushing a stroller and sometimes in a bicycle. i know he's telling them to stop at the stop sign. [ laughter ] . his dream has always been to start his own business. his rent has been going higher and higher to a point where it's almost unaffordable. he lives in the mission, but i would say always spends 80 or 90 percent of his money in the mission. i know he buys tickets and i'm in the mission. so to deny this great city san franciscans the boundary right to own his business and home because he's also going live there would be a great disregard of his principles. thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm associated with the mission language and vocational school. mr. gonzalez is one of our very proud graduates of the school who worked with mr. rows before going off on his own entrepreneuria

the salvation army, the highway patrol, the emergency managers all over the state. they are pouring into this area to give whatever assistance needs to be given. the search and rescue issue is what concerns us most at this point, and there are people coming in from all over the state. >> and jay gray is on the scene for us and has this update. >> good evening. as emergency responders continue to pour into this area, a tragic situation continues. take a look behind me. everything used to be a school, it used to be at home. it used to be a community. they are confirming at this point that 10 people are dead. reports from the affiliates in oklahoma city of the elementary, they are being polled. this touched down south of oklahoma city. this date on the ground for nearly one hour. to news reports that are coming out in the u.s. right now, in the state of seven children drowned in a pool when a building collapse. right. is emergency workers have recovered the body of seven children who have drowned in the debris. foundl people have been dead before. we are beginning to s

we are working with the red cross, salvation army and many of our charities to get food and water andcy shelters out to those that have lost a home and certainly to help feed and hydrate those that are working at the scene with our emergency responders. i will stop right now and turn it over to emergency management director albert ashwood who set up the operational command center yesterday. they have not taken down the center and been up all night and very busy. albert. thank you so much for your tremendous amount of work that you and staff and coordination. about 50 people in the command center right now working with all the various stated agencies, federal communities and with the state charities. thank you, albert, for your work. >> i appreciate that. i would like to echo what the governor said. it's extremely simple. moore, oklahoma city the affect the jurisdictions and everything the state has to offer. that is what we're doing. national guard, department of public safety. we are going through federal partners and great partners over the years with a number of disasters that we'v

. >>> here you're talking about potentially according to some of the sources i have in salvation army cross there, there could be as many as 20,000 families displaced. so it's the salvation army and red cross that focus right now on getting ourselves back on our feet as a community. but it is going to be a long time coming. >> that was former oklahoma governor frank keating, talking to msnbc's andrea mitchell, talking about the humanitarian crisis this deadly tornado has left in its wake, up to 20,000 families with nowhere to live. the red cross has opened four different shelters in the area, and university of oklahoma has opened up student housing in norman for those who have been displaced. churches are also running their own emergency shelters, more than 170 members of the oklahoma national guard are here tonight helping police, fire cruise and rescue workers with the massive recovery effort. i am joined now by msnbc's thomas roberts who has been on the ground here in moore all day. thomas, the red cross effort here has really geared up quickly. >> it really has geared up quickly.

the salvation army and the red cross are setting up shelters for people who need them. the numbers will be many. our casey stegall is in the area and has been reporting on what he has seen from this 7/11 that was blown away. that is just one tiny area of hundreds and hundreds across that spot that are trying to deal with how to move on. >> it is, it's very isolated. as you start to drive, in you see that this is playing out really for miles and miles and miles all around. the national weather service, in fact, saying that there were some 20 miles scored into the earth when this thing came through. really want i want to get out of of the way and get back to it i'm getting feedback in my ear. bear with me. this is obviously raw as we are trying to get this out to you. that's what i was describing to you earlier. people digging at the rubble at the rear of this 7/11. they are searching for somebody, i'm looking all around. and i see this going on back in the distance where that is a neighborhood just on the other side. they have been throwing bottles. they have been throwi

but right now, the first thing to do is probably call red cross, salvation army, support that. and they'll get a laundry list together. and we can help to get it started. >> reporter: volunteers from red cross chapters all over the country are also rushing to help those affected by the tornado. if you would like to help, you can find out how by going to redcross.org. or call 1-800-red-cross. back to you. >> as the story in oklahoma continues, stay with wjz and cbs for the latest on the storms, the recovery and people getting involved. >>> an attack near a military barrack in london today leaves a man dead and two suspects in the hospital. britain's prime minister says the attack appears to be terror- related. it would happened -- it happened in the neighborhood of wul rick. witnesses say the two men were shot by police. and a number of weapons, including butchers' knives were seen on the street. the suspects were taken to different hospitals. one of the men is in serious condition. >>> a friend of one of the boston bombing suspects is killed by police in orlando, florida. the c

my son chip is there with the salvation army volunteering throughout the week.ay bump into him and he'll give you a free cup of coffee. >> it's been nice because we've taken advantage of some of those offers over the last couple of days. the outpouring has been remarkable. how does monday's tragedy compare with what you dealt with in '99? and are there lessons from that that could be used here moving forward? >> well, remember, chris, oklahoma city greater oklahoma city has been around for about 138 years. the two more serious destructive tornadoes in the history of the city, really, i've never seen a tornado. here i'm an oklahoman and served as governor for eight years. those two tornadoes were the may 3rd, 1999 tornado that tore through moore and ef-5, and the same velocity tornado this time on may 20th. deja vu is a terrible word in the french language, i should say, and our dictionary. but it has happened and they've gone through this before. we've gone through this before. i think what has to be done, obviously, is go through the lessons learned map. first

the red cross, the salvation army, the oklahoma baptist, i believe, missionary folks are working on bringingnd water and shelter for anyone who needs it. and we're also having people responding with their own bulldozers and things like that to get rid of debris so that's why we're trying to be as coordinated in this effort as we can. >> we have heard those warnings against people essentially self dispatching to help. is there any way that people can help? anything that people around the country or indeed people watching in oklahoma can do tonight to be of assistance? >> just before you went to break, i thought you said it perfectly, and that was that you can pray. but you can also give to the red cross, to the salvation army and to other charities that are doing something to give back to people. i think the worst thing you can do having my experience with the bombing that we had here is that dump off used clothing and things like that. the best thing that you can do is to give money to those charities because they will make sure that the resources that they have are then sent out in the prop

the salvation army has collected about $5 million in donations since monday.n red cross, $15 million, a quarter of which came by those $10 cell phone text messages. lester? >> ron mott in moore, oklahoma tonight, thank you. >>> there was no escape for the president from his critics today especially those hammering the administration for its crackdown on leaks to the media. new york senator charles schumer today says he's organizing a group of eight senators to work on setting rules on how media leaks about government secrets are investigated. the latest on the crackdown now from nbc's national investigative correspondent michael isikoff. >> reporter: journalists should not be at legal risk for doing their jobs. >> reporter: that was the president last week announcing the justice department will institute internal guidelines to the news media. after disclosures that prosecutors, in their effort to crackdown on national security leaks, secretly seized the phone records of ap reporters and the private phone records of a fox news journalist. new questions today ab

if you would like to support them, contact the salvation army. >>> the autistic girl who drown was honored today in walk for autism. she was on the minds of many families and friend who is laced up for the walk now for autism speaks. they raised $300,000 to provide support for families living with a child with a developmental disorder. >> this is a great event. it's all about hope. hope is what drives us. here is this beautiful event that you can come to and feel hope all day. >> autism speaks says one in eight children is on the autism spectrum. families spend $50,000 per year. nbc bay area is sponsor of the walk and kris sanchez was the emcee of that event. >>> bay area skating star, kristi yamaguchi was signing her children's book today. it was part of all kinds of activities going on at the children's zoo today for an event called kristi yamaguchi adventur adventures. there were arts and crafts stations. this area where kids could practice their reading skills by reading to service dogs. yamaguchi says it's no coincidence it was held at the zoo. >> they originated with the mother goose

. >> we have about a dozen more volunteers who are working with the salvation army to set up all the food station. make sure the cots are ready. anything our clients will need overnight. >>> the fire burned through a forest service compound. and damaged two vehicles. one a forest service vehicle. the other a private vehicle. the cause is still under investigation. reporting live, back to you in the studio. >> what kinds of conditions are firefighters facing out there? >> i know it's been challenging. they are working with difficult terrain. aircrews were grounded because of the high wind ands unfortunately strong winds are expected today. >> cate caugurian live in our news room. thank you. >> it's time for weather. a little bit of rain. a little bit of mist this morning. >> fog and low cloud continue to drizzle along the coastline. that is going to mix out throughout the day. sunshine by the afternoon. a few passing clouds out there. looks like things beginning to settle down. this is a four hour loop. light showers moving through overnight. those are quickly winding down out towards

can you donated to the red cross if you like or the salvation army, of course, online or by phone. we have moore information at our web site. it's very easy. just go to foxnews.com/shem and it's all there for you. after yesterday's tornado, a photographer took a picture near the plaza towers elementary school and today it appears on the covers of newspapers from california to florida and beyond. a woman carrying a child through a field. we don't know their names or what's become of them, frankly, but we'll have more on the scene at plaza towers elementary coming up inside fox report. we'll also hear from some of those who have been taking part in the massive search and rescue operation. >> a lot of people are just very sad. i mean, as can you imagine, having to pull anybody whether it be children or adults is just going to be overwhelming for a person. so, you know, at this point, when it went from a certain and rescue to search and recovery. the mood over there has definitely changed. >> that and continuing coverage of the disaster in the heartland. coming up from the journalists