cell phone video showing the officers car ungulfed in flames. a hit-and-run driver t-boned the officer's car. 17-year-old volunteer firefighter joe chambers heard the crash and he and a neighbor sprang into action. they pulled the officers from his car seconds before the car burst into flames. >> the car caught fire. he said he couldn't feel his legs. we said we're going to have to drag you through the window. chambers suffered minor injuries. the officer is in the hospital but is expected to be okay. >> 4:52. an iconic tv show celebrates 45 years on the air. coming up. >> and across the freeway a little tough to see here. and we'll show you what our maps see and what our cameras see coming up. ♪ can you tell me how to get, how to get to "sesame street" ♪ >> yeah, that familiar to and, jimmy fallon's version, too, it's been with us overall for 45 years. today marks the 45th anniversary, a birthday of sorts to the show ""sesame streeses""" >> you have to figure that show will always stay relevant. >> and it's fun to relive it with your children a

. >> and nearby a car was fully ungulfed in flames. it looks like it crashed into a fence., no final tally on arrests. that's supposed to come later today. police say they had to go through about 200 people individually, spending hours here processing them. live from oakland, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much and happy thanksgiving. >> that was the sound for the third straight night, leaving a path of damage in okayland. 35 people were arrested on various can can. >> you guys are out hoar vandalizing, jumping on cars, breaking windows, beating up on each other. what point with you it do? officials say the change in tactics was in response to the violence on monday and tuesday night. >> stay with us for continuing coverage on the protests both in oakland and in ferguson itself. you can always go to our web site, nbcbayarea.com. >> the reasonable doubt cross wants to applied materials' goal to raise money for charity this year is $1 million. and turkey and football, quite a tradition. the bay area will host a game on this holiday. the 49ers taking o

the car involved in the second crash was ungulfed in flames and the person inside did not survive.ht now traffic has returned to normal. >> one of the state's largest metal recyclers is playing a big fine saying it spud toxic chemicals into the air. simms metal management has beennd fire for two scrap metal fires last year. investigators say simms was allowing metal dust to blow on to the bay. our investigation showed the state hadn't taken action for years in regulating the substance. the company will pay $2.4 million. the company state said it admitted to none of the allegations but it believes in improvements. >> right now the bridge district is trying to close a large budget deficit. stephanie chuang is live in san francisco with a look at the plan. >> reporter: the people who oversee the golden gate bridge and its finances say everything needs to be on the table because they're facing major deficits, $33 million in five years and up to $210 million in ten years. so assembly member phil cane, a democratic assembly member of san francisco, had asked the golden gate bridge highwa

six people were on board, another boater managed to pull them to safety before it was ungulfed. all six escaped without a scratch. it had 400 gallons of fuel and burned for hours before eventually sinking. >>> finally, hunger causes all of us to do some crazy things. and sometimes take, for example, these sheep. they may be grazing the grass. but they're huddling, meeting, what should they do. look at that. he jumps up on the pig, reaching those branches for those tasty, tasty leaves. the problem is, the get did not come down and share. which i think is a very bad of him. >> oh. >> speaking of bad. speaking of bad -- oh. wow. >> you're on gated to do that. you had to do that. >> it's friday, we'll allow it. >> i cracked myself up. i'm embarrassed for myself right now. >> it was so worth it. amy, thank you. >>> now to the dramatic rescue. a 2-year-old girl found in the woods nearly a full day after wandering away from her home in michigan. abc's reena ninan has the story. >> reporter: grinning ear to ear and wrapped in a blanket, you might never know this happy little girl surviv