live in fremont katie neilson. >>> it is 6:57. time for your final 5. >>> search team bring the final recovery number. such and recovery crews must race against the clock before rainfall washes away integral fragments of bone and ash. >>> in southern california those who evacuated the woolsey fire zones are also embracing for rain. up to 1" of precipitation tomorrow into thursday and that could trigger mud slides. >> wall street is already off to another rough start. you can see the dow is down about 510 points. >> today president trump will see the full report into the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. the cia has concluded that the saudi crowned prince ordered the murder. saudi officials denied that the crowned prince was part of this plan. >> a federal judge in san francisco has blocked the trump administration from imposing new restrictions on asylum seekers. based on how they enter the country. >> checking the roadways right now. tow crews just arriving on the scene of this traffic alert. three lanes remain blocked

so definitely something to be aware of live in pacifica katie neilson kpix 5. >>> the city of south san francisco is offering supplies to assemble those sandbags. >>> in just the past few minutes the polls opened in mississippi. voters there. assembling a runoff for the u.s. senate. republican senator cindy hide accused of racism. >> she loves our military. she loves our vets. >> mr. trump held a pair of rallies last night in mississippi getting hide smith full support. her opponent democrat mike espy says her words cause harm to the state. >> again in this state we don't need anymore black guys. >> meantime hide smidz is saying her lynching comment was twisted and said she apologizes. but a photo has surfaced since 2014 showing hide smith wearing a confederate army soldier's hat. >> anyone that was offended by my comment i certainly apologize. >>> here in the bay area a donation is sparking a threat against the owner of the san francisco giants. his clients did not know about the lynching comment when he made the donation. in a statement, in no way does the giants organization condone

. >>> our katie neilson is live in fremont where a caravan of donations will be leaving in less than an hour. >> volunteers are just about to show up here at caliber collisions in fremont to organize all of the donations that these businesses have collected over the past couple of days and get them over to trucks and head over to paradise. cal fire asked for donations of air mattresses,s,e items. and so cooks -- caliber collision answered that call for donations. again, volunteers are going to be loading up those trucks in just a few minutes here. they're planning to l roll out in about an hour and some of the shelters in chico to disburse some of these donated items to those who need it most. >>> live in fremont kpix 5. >>> inside the fire zone butte county search and recovery crews are racing the clock before rainfall washes away key evidence. >> it's heavily ash and soot and when the water touches that it kind of turns to sediment so anything we have or potentially have is going to be further buried and entombed by that. >> another concern is acid rain. we're told it won't have mu

kpix 5's katie neilson is breaking down some of the numbers. >> more than a hundred people cast ballots today at san francisco city hall, and the director of elections thinks this could be a record turnout for a midterm. san francisco didn't even start keeping track of voter turnout until the 60s, and the record for a midterm voter turnout was back in 1974 at68 percent. if san francisco sees a large turnout on election day, the city could match for beat that record. >> we have a very good turnout so far in san francisco, and if the numbers continue i think we'll have a surprising turnout by the end of voting on election day. >> in addition to early voting, more than 100,000 mail in ballots have already been received, and they expect to get another hundred thousand into the office in the next two days. now the polls are closed for today, but early voting will continue tomorrow morning at city hall from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and then of course all polling places will be open on election day from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. live in the newsroom, kpix 5. >>> thank you. with the midterm electio

kpix 5's katie neilson is breaking down some of the numbers. >> more than a hundred people cast ballots today at san francisco city hall, and the director of elections thinks this could be a record turnout for a midterm. san francisco didn't even start keeping track of voter turnout fotil the 60s, and the record