i'm steve patterson. we'll send it back to you. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 5:00, senator bernie sanders returns to the campaign trail for his first major event since his heart attack and tebs tens of thousands of people turn out and we'll it will you about the key endorsement he just picked up. >>> we have a cold front passing just off to our north, but a warming trend is on the way. i'll bring it all down for you coming up. >>> now to decision 2020. it was a huge turnout for senator bernie sanders. it brought out 20,000 supporters, and it was his first campaign event since he suffered a heart attack at that rally. he picked up an endorsement from alexandria ocasio-cortez. she told the crowd the senator was her inspiration to run for congress. >> the only reason that i had any hope in launching a long-shot campaign for congress is because bernie sanders proves that you can run a grassroots campaign and win in an america where we almost thought it was impossible. [ cheers and applause ] >> tod

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joining me now from the english town of essex is nbc news correspondent steve patterson. n this story first came across and i looked at it, i didn't even know what to make of it. what if anything do we know about the people who died and why they were in a truck trailer? >> reporter: very little at this point, ali. but that is exactly the work that is being done right now. that is the entire focus of the essex police department. not too long ago that tractor-trailer was hauled away from the scene. it will be taken to a local docks facility where it will be processed. and the he meticulous work of crews who will have to pull out those bodies one by one obviously to aid in the identification process, give solace to families, but also hopefully that will lead to answers on just what exactly happened here. meanwhile, the focus of the investigation is going to move to an international focus. police haven't sort of identified or talked about where that's leading next but the clear sort of prevailing theory is that this is going to have to do with international human trafficking.

joining me now is nbc's steve patterson live on the ground in semi-valley. steve, you said when you got there this morning, it was about 500 acres big and now it's over 1,000. >> 500 acres and now it's broken that 1,000 acre mark. now, 1,300 acres. threatening some 6,500 homes. the part of which we can actually show you below. there is a war down here. take a look at this valley. you can see home after home bisected by these plumes of dark to white smoke. those are all fires. you're not going to be able to see them entirely from up here and they've been dropping on them constantly. but those are all firefighters that firefighters are either dispatched to dealing with or trying to let burn as they've cut and broken down some lines here between some of the plumes of intense heat that these fires are giving. off in the distance, there's another helicopter that is coming. we've seen this constantly. maybe every four to five minutes, there will be another drop from the reservoir below. they bring up some of that water and then try to douse as much as they can. but

nbc news correspondent steve patterson in london now covering the vote and protests. steve, wow, a lot going on. what's happening there now?alis first it's important to talk about what didn't happen today. today was supposed to be super saturday. this was the decisive vote, yes or no, on boris johnson's plan to exit or brexit the european union. that did not happen. instead, what did is mps voted for an amendment, which would further delay that decisive action. voting for basically stipulations that would say you need to cross all your ts, dot all your is, have the language ready to go before we make that decisive vote. that further delays this whole process. that's exactly what boris johnson did not want to happen, because that means that the law stipulates that he has to go back to the eu and ask for abstention. that is something he has said he would rather die in a ditch than do. he said he would never do that. so, what happens next is really anyone's guess. johnson has said that he will not negotiate that delay. what that means is sort of up to legal interpretation

let's go to the area, joining us now from near the reagan library, steve patterson. eve, that's crazy. you got fires and you got almost a hurricane forced winds where you are. >> reporter: yeah, ali and stephanie, these are hurricane forced winds as you can say. in the middle of al fire storm complicating everything here. we are on a ridge essentially where you would go to turn up to go into reagan library. the library is just behind me if you can see it. it has everything in this area it is covered in smoke. just up this ridge, there has been hot spots and flames and just about everywhere you can see. they're out fast and furious. the winds have been carrying this fire, all it takes is one. we are surrounded by dry brush until the efforts have been hot and heavy. there is a new air drop, luckily they have an excellent source of water in the valley below this. obviously look how low they have to get with the aircraft and what it takes to get inside here and hit some of the hot spots. this is incredibly dangerous. it complicates everything we are doing on the ground he

steve patterson is following developments steve, what are you learning >>> officials say the suspected shooter believed to be in his late 70s was taken into custody without incident after about a two hour standoff. one person wasned at about 2:00 p.m. local time in the lobby of a senior living apartment building in vancouver, washington. s.w.a.t. and tactis surrounded the building negotiating with the suspected shooter who barricaded himself in a unit inside the complex. tonight hospital officials say the two injured patients are expected to survive. >>> in florida, the coast guard just rescued the crews of two helicopters that went down the central part of the state. one of them responding to the first chopper in trouble here is tom costello. >> reporter: in a remote stretch of polk county halfway between orlando and tampa, a gyrocopter and sheriff's chopper both down in muddy, swampy conditions. gyrocopter went down near a mining strip an hour later the responding sheriff's chopper went down in what was described as a hard landing. the sheriff's department says both pilots uninjured,

nbc's steve patterson outside of parliament. steve, how long is this debate expected to go on?r: dara, as with everything with brexit it kind of remains to be seen. we had some of the opening statements to start this morning. protesters have already started filtering in. we expect millions in central london today. as far as when the vote actually is supposed to take place, it could be some time at some point maybe this afternoon, maybe 2:30, 3:30, 4:30 local time. but, again, they have to get through the initial phase of voting which is all of these amendments they have to churn through. some of those are obviously very important, but we're not exactly sure when the official vote will come down. we, of course, will be here to bring you the latest on that, dare au. >> steve, do we know how razor thin is the margin of support in parliament for the brexit vote? >> so that is the big excitement coming into today. the first time parliament is sitting in nearly 40 years for a weekend session, just to either ratify or turn down boris johnson's proposal. coming into today, you know, we

joining me now from simi valley, california, nbc news correspondent steve patterson. my goodness, what's going on there, steve? >> reporter: chris, firefighters are doing everything that they can to battle the flames here. hot spots are popping up all over this ridgeside. you can see the homes that they're trying to protect in the valley below down there mixed in with crews who have now built a containment line. it's impressive what they've done. even on this mountainside, you can see the handwork they've done. you can see right next to me they've built a line. that is the wall, basically, between those flames that you see and some of this dry brush that is overtaking this hillside. the star of the show here, though, is the wind. the wind has been so incredibly powerful here, chris. it could blow an ember and then have another hot spot rage for another few minutes, leading firefighters to go off in very different directions. take a look behind me, if you can. you can see some of the hand crews heading to what is likely another hot spot. in fact, there is one in the for

the switch in the north trying to avoid a disaster while flames rip through homes in the south steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and from california to new england. we're following a triple weather threat tonight al roker is tracking it all. al, what's the latest? >> lester, we start in california wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour, potentially explosive problem. in the plains we have blizzard like conditions. 2 million people, five states under weather threat snowfall amounts up to 18 inches and more in the northern plains. here in the nor east a nor'easter bringing strong winds, heavy rain, possible beach erosion. a real mess. rainfall up to ten inches. coastal flood and surf warnings. lester, coast to coast a dangerous situation. >> al, thanks. >>> in florida today, a man convicted in a deadly shooting over a handicapped parking spot was sentenced to 20 years in prison michael drago was convicted of manslaughter for shooting an unarmed man after they got into a fight outside a convenience store last year. he told police he was irritated by people who park illegally in handicap spo

steve patterson, nbc news, santa clarita, california. >>> marijuana and wine don't mix. just ask those growing the grapes and the plants. why the two sides are at odds. when we return. >>> bay bridge did collapse. >> you could hear this angry rumbling. >> i tell you what, we're having an earthquake. >> this wasn't about baseball anymore, it's about life. >> i was getting ready to die. >> i took two flashlights and taped them onto my arms. >> don't miss the untold stories of bravery and survival. >> if it wasn't for that, the marina would have burned. >> bay area revelations, loma p prieta, 30 years later next on nbc bay area. >>> pot and wine don't mix in the field. and some farmers in california are now butting heads over the budding industry. cnbc's jane wells reports. >> reporter: california's great experiment with legal marijuana is running into unintended consequences. especially in santa barbara county where avocado groves butt up against pot growing in former greenhouses for flowers. >> we have 80 years of stigma. that we need to work against. in order to normaliz

steve patterson in london for us. thank you. >>> quite a cliff hanger in canada.re planned tomorrow. the incumbent prime minister trudeau is in a tight race. the latest polls show his liberal party barely ahead of the main rivals. trudeau entered office four years ago as a progressive hero but his administration has been inundated with scandals. former president obama made the unusual move this week, weighing in on another country's election by endorsing trudeau. >>> this tuesday, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will be in the congressional hot seat. although the hearing is supposed to be facebook's new cryptocurrency, there's criticism on capitol hill of how the company handles misinformation on its site. zuckerberg defended his company's controversial hands off approach and tells fox news he doesn't believe citizens want private companies to have that type of power. >> we as a company have the greatest responsibility here to make sure that we proactively make sure there isn't harm or danger happening on our platform. at the end of the day, i don't think that people

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a great stop in the stands steve patterson now with the play-by-play. >> reporter: in a world series,thletes in baseball making some of the game's biggest plays, one show stealing highlight is likely to go down as the most legendary moment of this year's fall classic >> i think he had a beer in each hand and let the ball hit him right in the chest or gut. >> reporter: that's washington national's fan jeff adams making a split-second harrowing decision to body block the 107 mile per hour bullet into the stands preserving every precious swig of the budlights he was double fisting the moment instantly viral because at $12 a pop, who could blame him? and bud light dubbing him a hero a champion of the every man willing to take a hit all for the delicious satisfaction of a cold brew steve . >>> right now at 6:00, get ready for another round of outages. pg&e revealing when it will cut off power for a third time in less than a week. >>> plus smoky skies, the problems for air quality causing problems across the bay area. >>> there is progress across the fire lines but more danger lies ahead. w

nbc's steve patterson is outside parliament house in london. eve, what exactly is happening out there? i know boris johnson said he's rather die in a ditch than to ask for an extension. what's happening? >> reporter: what's happening is the million dollar question. if anybody's telling you that they know at this point, i can tell you, they're lying. nobody at this point really knows what it's going to hab next. we know the mechanics of what should next. we know what happened earlier today, and what was supposed to happen today e. those two things very different. parliament met on a saturday for the first time in nearly 40 years. supposed to decide whether or not they wanted to adopt boris johnson's proposal to exit the european union decisively yes or no. a big deal coming into today. even pundits in polling saying that boris basically had it in the bag. he was going to have enough votes to cross that line to get his deal done. what did happen instead is that parliament voted for an, for an amendment that would essential circumvent that decisive

. >> reporter: steve patterson, nbc news, albuquerque, mexico. >> coming up, we'll break it all downxplain how it will impact you. >>> the amazon rain forest is burn. the new message from the pontiff himself. what he says about the devastating fire. >>> the supreme court is back in session tomorrow. the justices are facing hot butten issu button on gay rights and immigration. >> reporter: the supreme court will decide what to become of dacas. >> the dreamers, reunited. >> reporter: the obama's program lets children to stay in the u.s. if they were under 16 when their parents brought them here. it covers 700,000 young people, a college student who came here as a young girl with her mother from boliva. >> daca changed my life and you know i have a social security number and the ability to work. i have the ability to contribute and pay taxes. >> reporter: president trump tried to shut daca down b but lower courts blocked the move. he lost his county job in georgia after joining a gay softball league. >> i was fired from being gay, i lost everything. i lost my livelihood and my source of

joining us now in san bernardino, california, nbc's steve patterson. rom a fire and a wind perspective than it was yesterday when we were talking to you. boy, boy, that looks like a wreck behind you. >> reporter: it is an absolute wreck, ali. and i think it speaks to what is the most terrifying thing about anybody that lives in california. is that this scene could be any community across essentially the entire state. you said it, these cluster of fires up and down the entire state of california, incredibly, entirely wind-driven, breaking out overnight. in this case, the hillside fire, this was an absolute dagger. take a look at this behind me. you can see firefighters on scene. they're taking care of any hot sp homes in this area that were either completely destroyed or otherwise took significant damage. this zone that we're in right now is a zone where 500 mandatory evacuations took place. firefighters obviously doing a few things on scene here. of.y're making sure that these they're obviously trying to seal off this area, in case any of these embers t

nbc news correspondent steve patterson is joining us from westminster. steve, so what's happening in parliament right now, when can we actually expect a vote? >> you know kentis, as with all things brexit. it's a bit complicated. we expect a vote in a few hours. it could last or stretch on into the evening hours. but it could not one of two ways, but maybe one of many ways. at least three. the first is that parliament does decide to side with the prime minister, boris johnson and his plan for brexit. in which case after a certain grace period, sort of the uk decides what they're going to do with all of these trade deals with different countries and implementations go forth that they will ex it from the european union. the second is they decide to go against boris johnson. they vote down his measure today in which case johnson would be forced to send a letter to brussels to ask for an extension, to decide what now to do for the future of brexit. something he definitely does not want to do. the third and what is looking to be maybe more likely, is this amen

nbc news correspondent steve patterson is among the nbc reporters in the region including abington green which is expecting hundreds of thousands of protesters today. steve, we know prime minister boris johnson has less than two weeks to do what theresa may was unable to do three times in her tenure there, so what are the members of pafrrliament voting today? >> they are voting on johnson's plan. and this is something that has been built for a long time, it is finally a decisive day after three years of this bitter divorce battle. finally, a day in which members will sit down, and decide on a plan that maybe a brexit from the european union. and the numbers coming in today, have been billed as razor tight. boris johnson needs 320 mp's to get his proposal across. some of the pundits have been predicting anywhere between 20, 15, maybe ten or five votes, depending which way the numbers go. there has already been some heated contention within the halls of parliament. meeting for the first time, on a weekend session, in nearly 40 years, i want to take you there right now, and show you some of

there's new information this morning about what caused that accident nbc's steve patterson has more onu'll remember, kevin hart was in the passenger seat of his own muscle car when a friend veered off the road. his attorney says the star is still recovering from his injuries, and late last night, the california highway patrol released a detailed report about what happened on that frightening night. this morning, new information coming to light about last month's car crash involving kevin hart california highway patrol releasing a report, reckless driving caused the accident and no one in the vehicle was wearing a seat belt. hart was a passenger in his prized car. >> the ambulance is on the way are you okay stay calm. >> the police report obtained by nbc news concluding the driver's reckless, sudden and rapid acceleration led to him losing control of the car as it turned on to a malibu area highway, adding that the driver was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. multiple photos including in the document show hart's mangled vintage sports car hart was able to escape the wreckage