steve patterson, nbc news, paradise, california. >>> also tonight, did you put off your holiday shopping? a show of hands will be fine. brace yourself for a frenzy this weekend when americans will spend billions. >>> then uber's self-driving cars back on the road months after a deadly crash. >>> and the magical place where so many letters to santa claus end up. >>> we're back with a panic you may be feeling too painfully this evening. for many of us it will be a weekend of frenzy shopping the old-fashioned way. here is kerry sanders with what you need to know. >> reporter: it's now a race to the finish line. nearly half of y americans do holiday shopping online, starting today they will be better off heading to stores instead because beginning tonight, unless shipping is free, getting gifts delivered by christmas eve could cost ten times or more. as much as the item itself. it's why 134 million americans are expected to hit the malls this weekend. many major retailers planning extended hours. if you want an adventure then tomorrow is for you. it's called panic saturday. and just who are

steve patterson, nbc news, anchorage, alaska. >>> coming up, a deadly small plane crash in florida. we'll have details and pictures when we return. >>> a small plane crash in ft. lauderdale, florida today. two passengers in the cessna were killed after it slammed into a building shortly exter taking off from utive airport. more than a dozen people were inside the building. officials say none of them were hurt. >>> the persian gulf, a u.s. navy vice admiral was found dead in his home in bahrain today. he was commander of the navy's fifth fleet, the center of naval operations in the middle east. the navy says foul play is not suspected. the career aviator and former top gun instructor led the fifth fleet as well as the navy's central command in the region since this past may. >>> when we come back, the bonds that tied them, the former president and the love of his life. >>> president bush's granddaughter, our own jen that bush -- jenna bush hager, shared this drawing today. a newspaper cartoon showing mr. bush joining his wife barbara, who died earlier this year, and daughter robin, w

nbc's steve patterson has the latest. >> reporter: tonight authorities working across state lines to track down any sign of kelsey berreth's body. >> sadly we do not believe kelsey is still alive. >> reporter: friday police arrested her fiancÉ patrick frazee, held without bond. the 32-year-old facing charges of first-degree murder and solicitation for murder. his public defender providing no comment.now sheri falls, idaho collecting evidence near the tower where her phone was last pinged 800 miles from her home. the solicitation says he's not ruling out a murder for hire plot. >> you don't necessarily have to complete it to have a solicitation charge, but you have to show firmness of what you intended to do. >> reporter: the colorado mom last seen publicly on thanksgiving day shopping with her one-year-old daughter. police now say little kay lee is with kelsey's relatives, her first christmas without her mother. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> new details about the controversial call at a high school wrestling match last week with one athlete forced to cut his hair or forfeit. tonigh

>> steve patterson, thanks. >>> firefighters rushed to the scene of a two-alarm fire at a senior living facility today outside indianapolis. the smoke was visible for miles, but luckily, all those inside, many in wheelchairs or with limited mobility, were evacuated without injury. they're still looking at the cause of that one. >>> also ahead, this alarming, new warning for parents tonight about a dramatic surge in e-cigarette use among teens. >>> also, super bowl backlash. why are so many stars reportedly turning down the halftime show? we've got details of the controversy. >>> then, the wedding party at target? surprise shopping spree that's inspiring america. stay with us. >>> tonight, as the fda considers cracking down on teenagers' use of e-cigarettes, a new study finds the percentage of high school seniors who say they vaped in the past 30 days nearly doubled, and the numbers are rising even among younger kids. nbc's anne thompson has more on the story. >> reporter: e-cigarettes, discrete, easy to get, and increasingly tempting for american teenagers. 1.3 million morthan last year

steve patterson, nbc news. >> so inspiring. that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. join us tomorrow when we look into the hype around cbd oil, the nation's latest health craze. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. and good night. they found the t no sign of the dri >>> right now at six, they found a crashed car but no sign of a driver. continuing to follow an unusual crash along 101. good evening everyone, i am ter terry mcsweeney. when the chp showed up to investigate, they couldn't find the driver, but they did find a huge traffic backup. sergio quintana is live. >> reporter: the skid marks where the vehicle careened off and went into the trees and into the water. this is what it looked like after it was fished out of the water. it is not clear what caused the driver to skid and into the water. the driver did manage to get out of the half submerged vehicle, anded dn a and then left the scene. emergency crews worked to h the suv out of the water and

here's steve patterson. e>> the flames w roaring when joe rory saw the text from his firefighter father. >> we get a lot of fires up here, this was the first time a he'sually ever been scared and he said, get out. >> reporter: the town of paradise lost. >> the one thing he grabbed out of his car was his basketball bag. >> basketball means everything to me. >> so many dreams detroit the coach feared paradise heights season might be over before it started. >> no team has gone through anything like this. >> let's get ready for a game. >> their first team meeting after the fire, a victory in itself. >> it was one of the neatest feelings i had, to see them smile and hug each her, and see that everybody was still alive. >> with 16 teammates needing places to live, thereould be no home court advantage this year. but that hasn't stopped the bobcats.wi th joe at point guard, the team won its first five games. >> basketball gives me a sense of hope for me and my teammates against the fire. >> making each triumph just

steve patterson reports tonight on how they are being helped. >> the flames from california's deadliest and most destructive wildfire killed 86 people and destroyed more than 14,000 homes. and in so manyilie from their best friends. >> i don't have any idea where he could be. >> reporter: lonnie walker is still in a desperate search for his golden lab mix and may be a wayosomef the grief. >> i lost the most important thing in my life and that was my wife. the dog means so much to me and i am hoping to find him. can't bring back real the most important thing in my life. >> reporter: at the height of the camp fire crisis, more than 2,000 animals were displaced. about half are still in shelters. their owners were no homes of their own. >> it's incumbent on us. it's our duty to take care of them. >> reporter: norm rosine leads the family disaster group. 300 volunteers on the front lines of pet welfare going well beyond area shelters. navigating the fire zone and tending to animals left behind with food, water and lots of love. >> they might have lost everything. they come back and they are

steve patterson, nbc news, paradise, california. >> so glad someone is thinking about the pets. >> yeah. they're just like family. >> absolutely. >>> well, just ahead, "a christmas story" is one of the most beloved holiday specials of all time. but how would you like to wake up in the very same house as ralphie? bunny costume optional. find out next. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with new retinol oil for 2x the wrinkle fighting power. neutrogena® unwanted odors lingering too long in your car? try febreze car vent clips! just snap the clip and insert in the vent to eliminate lingering odors for up to 30 days. try febreze car vent clips, available in a range of light to bold scents. forget about vacuuming for weeks. the (new) roomba i7+ with clean base automatic dirt disposal empties the roomba bin for you. so dirt is off your hands. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba. gi

nbc's steve patterson has the latest for us fr colorado. >> reporter: investigators spent the weekend combing rathrough the colodo ranch of kelsey's fiancee patrick. for two days, 75 people scouring 35 acres of his propey inging in a backhoe, search dogs and towing a pickup truck off the land. police tight lipped on evidence collected but did not find kelsey, now missing for 25 days. police say they consider her dippearance suspicious but aren't naming any suspects. >> we're asking patrick to sit down with investigators person to talk with kelsey face-to-face. >> reporter: friday onpolice say he wa speaking to investigators through his attorney. his attorney said his client continues to cooperate with law s nforcement. she st seen publicly on thanksgiving shopping erith her 1-year-old daug patrick told police he saw her later that day when he picked up their child but she wasn't reported missing for another ten days by her mother. >> i still know somebody knows where she's at. somebody seen her. >> reporter: pice offering a $25,000 reward for any information that leads to the young mo

nbc's steve patterson has more. >> reporter: authorities working across state lines to track down any sign of kelsey ber eth's body. >> sadly, we do not believe kelsey is still alive. >> reporter: friday, they arrested her fiance. held without bond, the 32-year-old facing charges of first-degree murder and solitimurder. his public defender providing no comment. now sheriffs in twin falls, pinged, 800 miles from her tsst home. the solicitation charge may lead to more suspects. the district attorney says he's not ruling out a murder for hire plot. >> you don'teson charge, but yo have to show firmness of what you intended to do. >> reporter: the colorado mom last seen publicly on thanksgiving day, shopping with her 1-year-old daughter. police now say little kaley is with kelsey's relatives. her first christmas without her mother. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> now to new details about the controversial call at a high school wrestling match last week with one athlete forced to cut his hair or forfeit. now his family is speaking out. nbc's matt bradley has their message. >> reporter: the f

steve patterson went to paradise to investigate the toxic dangers there now. t' >> reporter:been nearly two months since the deadliest fire in california history. seecimated the town of para >> it was my home. >> reporter: and residents are returning to a new hisk, toxic debris. 14,0es incinerated leaving behind a massive amount of hazardous waste from lead and paint chips,sebstos and leaking roofs. they are sifting through the ruins of 350 homes every day. it is a monumental task that looking at the scope of the e evastation here could take man six months. itdam palmer's team taskedremoving hidden dangers. >> those are lead acid batteries so it's important that material get removed before this is taken to a landfil reporter: experts warn the contamination risk is not confined to the burn zone. >> the contamination us presents a ser risk. >> reporr: the waterway flows into the central valley where it provides drinkier as far south as los angeles and with winter on the way, there is a larger threat. >> we cod have big storms that could mobilize a lot of ash and

steve patterson, fo paradise, caia. >>> as the country struggles with an aging infrastructure, you've probably come bridge, a tunnel in desperate need of repair. well, they know the problem all too well in mississippi where hundreds of bridges are so unsafe they have actually been shut down.nb c's kerry sanders looks at the impact. >> it sounds ridiculous. >> reporter: stephanie park was there when herfriend's son passed away. nghe family wai painful hours for the coroner to arrive. >> i can't think of anything much worse than having up of my children lying dead gand nobody can to me. >> reporter: the delay, because the bridge was too dangerous to cross. in mississippi nearly 500 bridges are in such disrepair they are closed. >> definitely a problem. i would say it's closer to a cries snois state, county tsand local governm all lack the finances to fix the dilapidated bridges. it cost $1,300 alone to put up closed bridge signs and up to $10,000 per federal inspection. some of the necked bridges in missiippi were built when hair s. truman was president. that was 68 years ago. now becau

here's nbc's steve patterson. >> reporter: the flames were roaring when joe saw the text from his firefighter father. >> we get a lot of fires up here, but this is the first time he's actually been scared and he said get out. >> reporter: the town of paradise lost. the family forced to flee. >> and the one thing he grabbed out of his car was his basketball bag. >> basketball means everything to me. >> reporter: so many dreams destroyed. coach jerry cleek feared paradise high's season might be over before it started. >> no team's ever gone through anything like this. let's get ready for a game. >> reporter: their first team meeting after the fire a victory in itself. >> it was just one of the neatest feelings i had, to see them smile and hug each other and see that everybody was still alive. >> reporter: with 16 teammates needing places to live, there would be no home-court advantage this year, but that hasn't stopped the bobcats. with joe at point guard, the team won its first five games. >> basketball has given a sense of hope for me and my teammates. >> reporter: each triumph making the tro

by now nns steve patterson explains. for generations we have been captivated by the image of mars. the red planet stirring wonder in films like "the martian" and with the little green men in "mars attacks." what about the way mars sounds? what you just heard was the first ever audio of marti anl winds moving over solar panels on nasa's insight lander, picked up by its seismometer. nasa raised it a few octaves, because the original pitch is barely audible by humans. the spacecraft giving us a whole new window on mars. >> touchdown confirmed. after it landed a couple of weeks ago on a two-year mission to explore the planet's deep interior, scientists on the team are predictably geeked. >> it really sounds other worldly, and that's exactly what it is. >> reporter: even the inside lander itself is excited tweeting "i'm feeling the good vibe rags left in the wake of your martian winds." those are expanding our understanding of the universe, something now on mards we can both see and hear. steve patterson, nbc news, planet earth. ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket is a hassle, mea

nbc )s steve patterson reports. steve patterson reporting. police are now offering a 25- thousand dollar reward for any information on berreth )s location. the couple )s one year old daughter remains in frazee )s care. elon musk is unveiling a new boring company plan-- that aims to revolutionize the way we travel. musk )s boring company unveiled the first--- one and a half mile stretch of what he hopes will become a network of tunnels that could move commuters at high speed.undergr ound to avoid the freeways. it )s located next to the space-x headquarters in hawthorne. listen to this if you own a electric car. come january, thousands of low- and zero-emission vehicles won )t be able to drive in the carpool lane without a passenger. the state )s decal program was started back in 2012. it was meant to boost the number of clean air vehicles on the road. but, it actually clogged the h- o-v lanes. so the state legislature passed a measure last year that limits the number of people eligible for these decals. as many as 215-thousand drivers own ener

here's nbc's steve patterson. >> reporter: the flames were roaring when joe lori saw the text from his firefighter father. >> get a lot of fires but this was the first time he's been scared and he said "get out." >> reporter: the town of paradise lost. the lawries forced to flee. >> the one thing he grabbed out of his car was his basketball bag. >> basketball means everything to me. >> reporter: the coach thought paradise's season might be over before it started. >> no team has gone through anything like this to get ready for a game. >> reporter: their first team meeting after the fire, a victory in itself. >> it was just one of the ne neatest feelings i had, to see them smile and hug each other and see that everybody was still alive. >> reporter: with 16 teammates needing places to live, there would be no home court advantage this year, but that hasn't stopped the bobcats. with joe at point guard, the team won its first five games. >> basketball has given a sense of hope for me and my teammates since the fire. >> reporter: each triumph making the troubles just a little more bearable.

steve patterson, nbc news, paradise, california. >> and we have s out of paradis. firefighters in portland wanted to make sure that the kids impacted by the camp fire would have presents this christmas. so they took a page from santa's playbook. they collected extra ptoys and packed everything up for a listening drive south to butte county. >> the devastation was phenomenal. to get that rebuilt is going to take more than three months or six months. our biggest goal is just making sure that the kids get some toys on christmas day. >> they'll be getting some toys there are close to 4,000 toys headed to the kids in paradise. >> wow. >> firefighters and donors alike help in the recovery a little bit. how nice. >>> still to come, we recap tonight's top local stories. >>> plus, an unusual event out at uc berkeley. we told you about a robot that caught fire on the campus. tonight we know the cause. that story is next. ht )s top 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 a

. >> reporter: steve patterson, nbc news, paradise, california. >> heartbreaking for those people. >>> 4:53 right now. coming up here on "today in the bay" -- >> the number of stolen cars here is simply mind-blowing. we have a new breakdown, plus some new technology t from your car. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. >>> first, happening now, you may want to strong up ock up on postage stamp. the u.s. postal service is requesting a price of five cents, the biggest price increase since 1991. if approved, the new rates would go into effect next month. forever stamps are valid regardless of the price you pay for them. more news after the break. >>> and a good monday morning. just look at this, you can see the wet fncisco there, looking at the golden gate bridge. starting our monday morning, mike's goingha at that commute for you. kari will have the weather for you in a bi busy here. >>> the holidays are such a busy time for all of us but especially car thieves. >> chris chmura, our consumer investigator there, has an al m alarming finding. >> good morning. more cars are stolen on ne

steve patterson explains. >> reporter: it's being marketed as a potential lifesaver. >> apple watch has become an intelligent guardian for your health. >> reporter: apple's hot ticket holiday gadget, the latest smart watch is advertising health features as a first of its kind wearable ekg and heart sensor designed to monitor afib but critics are pointing out apple's fine print. it's for users of no prior history of afib and is not accurate enough to detect heart attacks or stroke. it can lead to false positives in healthy consumers. >> they don't have the disease but think they might, we start running into problems. >> reporter: for now, the latest watch can't replace time with a doctor. nbc news, los angeles. >>> let's get the latest on the coast-to-coast storm affecting millions tonight. it's taking aim at texas right now swamping much of that state with heavy rain. our meteorologist dylan dreyer is tracking this monster storm, dylan. >> reporter: good evening, lester. there is a lot of moisture with this storm. we're expecting torrential downpours across texas tonight, up to six inch

nbc's steve patterson is at the colorado park police station. steve, good morning. >> reporter: peter, it has been one month since kelsey berreth went missin authorities continue to search for her, but they believe she wa murdered with enough evidence to make the tearrest. af a month of uncertainty, heartache. finally an rest. friday morning, police cartingf trick frazee from his colorado ranch. the 32-year-old facing charges of first-degremurder and solicitation for murder in the disappearance of his fiancee kelsey berreth. >>sadly, we do not believe kelsey is still alive. >> reporter: this comes after investigators zero in on berreth's home. >> we recovered a number of items that make usci susous. >> reporter: brurerreth was las seen on thanksgiving day shopping with her 1-year-old daughter. she vanished with cinnamon rolls on the stove and suv parked in the driveway. police scoured fr he shares with his mother for any sign of berreth. with kelsey's body missing, this opens up the possibility tha others may be involved. >> at this time there i

nbc's steve patterson has the latest. >> reporter: tonight authorities working across state lines to track down any sign of kelsey berreth's body. >> sadly we do not alelieve kelsey is still ive. police arrested her fiancÉ patrick frazee, held without bond. the 32-year-old facing charges of first-degree murder and solicitation for murder. his public defender providing no comment. now idaho collecting evidence near the tower where her phone was last pinged 800 miles from her home. the solicitation to more suspects. at the districrney says he's not ruling out a murder for hire plot. >> you don't necessarily have to complete it to have a so citation charge, but you have to show firmness of what you intended to do. >> reporter: the colorado mom last seen publicly on thanksgiving day shopping with her one-year-old dahter. kay lee is little with kelsey's relatives, her first christmas without her paother. steverson, nbc news. >>> new details about the controversial call at gh a school wrestling match last week with one athlete forced to cut s ir or forfeit. tonight his family is speaking

steve patterson explains. >> reporter: it's being marketed as a potential lifesaver. >> apple watch has become an intelligence guardian for your health. >> reporter: apple's hot ticket holiday gadget, the latest smart watch is rt ading health features as a first of its kind wearable ekg and heart sensor designed to monitor afib but critics are pointing out apple's ne print. it's with users of no prior history of afib and is not accurate enough to detect heart attacks or stroke. it can lead to false positives in healthy consumers. >> they don't have the disease but think they might, we start running into problems. >> reporteor now, the latest watch can't replace time with a doctor. >>> let's get the latest on e ast-to-coast storm affecting millions tonight.'s taking aim at texas right now swamping much of that state with heavy rain. our meteorogist dylan dreyer is tracking this monster storm, dylan. >> reporter: good evening, lester. there is a lot of moisture wis storm. g e're expect torrential downpours across texas tonight, up to six inches of rains possible. flooding is a possibility

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nbc's steve patterson is at the woodland park, colorado, police station with more this morning. steve, good morning. >> reporter: peter, it'sd been exactlys one month since kelcey berreth first wentfo missing. authorities continue to search for urher, but they do believe e was murdered with enough evidence to make t that arrest. >> after a month of uncertainty and heartache, finally an arrest. friday morning police cornering and carting off patrick frazee from his colorado ranch. the 32-year-old now facing charges ofof first degree murde and solicitation for murder in the disappearance of his fiancee kelcey berreth. >> sadly, we do not believe kelcey is still alive. >> the arrest comes after investigators zeroed in on berreth's home making multiple trips. >> investigators have recovered a number of items making us suspicious the crime did occur at her residence. >> berreth was seen publicly on thanksgiving day spotted on surveillance video shopping with her 1-year-oldd daughter. she vanished with cinnamon rolls still on the stove, her suv parked in the driveway. police scoured f

we go out to steve patterson. >> reporter: this is a mystery that is a missing person's case. no suspect has been named here. but police are paying a visit to the missing woman's fiance. this morning, a new focus on patrick frazee, where police were spotted leaving his ranch on tuesday. police calling it a routine follow-up. the visit comes after a two-day search at his prosecute over the weekend. 75 people scouring the acres, looking for any sign of kelsey berreth. police not revealing who they found and not naming frazee as a suspect. >> there's been questions whether patrick was a suspect or person of interest. at this point, we are considering every possibility. >> reporter: berreth was last season on november 22nd, spotted on surveillance video, shopping with her 1-year-old daughter. she was gone with cinnamon rolls in the stove. kelsey's mother reported her missing ten days after she was last seen and describes her relationship with frazee as loving. >> they have plans that haven't worked out as they would like. >> reporter: frazee told police he last saw berreth when he

. >> nbc's steve patterson is in age this morning and he has the latest from there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is one of the most violent quakes to strike this region in quite some time. the evidence is all around and right behind me you can see a seion of road destroyed. scenes like this are all over this area. but residents this morning are thankful not to be waking up to any reports of serious injury or death. but the damage to infrastructure here could be catastrophic.am whereveras were rolling, they captured scenes of incredible terror. >> earthquake! >> reporter: a violent and frightening anchorage, sending residents running for cover. >> everything was shaking. felt like the ground was doing dance. >> if you could imagine a giant just graing your house and just shaking it violently like wanting to shake everything out of it. >> reporter: at area schools, children scrambled. hiding under their desks. >> that was sick. >> reporter: the 7.0 magnitude quake started at 8:30 friday morning. the powerful rumble roaring for more than 40 seconds, roc

steve patterson has more. steve, good morning. >> reporter: it's been over a month since kelsey berreth was reported missing. now, police believe she was murdered and her body is yet to be found. this morning, a multistate investigation into the thanksgiving disappearance of kelsey berreth, the colorado mother who disappeared in november. police releasing a statement saying they had worked with the colorado bureau of investigations and the fbi, to prepare and serve several search warrants, as well as processing items of evidence. the news comes nearly a month after berreth's cell phone pinged a tower in idaho. her boyfriend arrested on friday, and police carted him away from his colorado ranch. >> he was charged with first-degree murder. >> reporter: the solicitation charge opens up the possibility that others may be involved in her death. >> at this time, there is only one arrest. i don't know if there's going to be additional arrests in our future. >> reporter: the search to find kelsey, now officially, a se

. >> steve patterson, thank you. >>> mr. roker is standing a by wither look at the forecast. >> we are ready to play a little christmas game? >> yes. >> okay. the white christmas is an inch of snow on the ground. who has had a white cistmas re recently? for example, seattle or cleveland? >> cleveland. >> cleveland? you say cleveland? >> i think seattle. >> seattle is correct. okay. here i a chance for you guys to get back in. all right. atlanta, new york, who had the latest white christmas? >> atlanta. >> new drk. >> who s atlanta? >> me. >> you win, hoda. the last one for you. who had the latest white christmas? dallas or washington? >> dallas. >> dallas. >> you are both right. it's a20 tie. . >> what do we win, al? >> nothing at all! however, let's take a look at this. we updated chances for a white christmas. likely yellowstone park, boise,. and seatt here in the northeast our chances have dropped for boston, new york, and washington, d.c. but possible in rochester, pittsburgh, detroit, chicago, and indianapolis. unlikely

nbc's steve patterson has more. good morning. >> reporter: it has just been over a month since kelsey berreth was first reported owssing. policeelieve she was murdered, and her body has yet to beisfound. morning, a multistate investigation into the rance ofving disapp kelsey berreth, the colorado mother who sappeared in november. police in twin falls, idaho, releasing a statement saying in part that they had worked with the colorado burea of investigations and the fbi to prepare and serve several search warrants, as well as processing some items of evidence. the news comes nearly a month after berreth's cell phone pinged a tower in idaho. frat rick azee arrested on friday. police carting him away fromis h ranch. >> patrick frazee was charged with first-degree murder andci sotation for first-degree murder. reporter: it opens up the possibility that others may be involved in her death. >> at this time there is only one arrest. re will be w if t additional arrests in our future. >> reporter: the desperate search to fin