sara zenehnam is monitoring this and she will have a live report coming up in about 30 minutes. >>> the stanislaus county sheriff's apartment is mourning the loss of one of its own today. the deputy died in a car crash last night outside the city of riverbank. the sheriff department said he was responding to help deputies with a car chase when his patrol car hit a power pole. he was a 19 year veteran with the sheriff department. he leaves behind an adult son. >>> british parliament has seized a set of internal documents. >> facebook has been trying to stop these from being made public. we have the report on what this could mean for the bay area company. >>> the legal battle between this book and british authorities reached a new level. they desperately are trying to block the release of these internal documents allegedly approving that mark zuckerberg knew about facebook decisions on data mining and violating user privacy. these were taken from a third- party app developer on a business trip to london. this was part of a broader effort to combat this information on social media. >> we h

>>reporter: in chico, sara zenehnam. >>> tens of thousands were addressed yesterday -- he said he wanted to offer a prayer to those stricken by the fire. pope francis said the lord welcomed the deceased into his comfort and family members and sustain all those involved in rescue efforts. >> the california senator toward the fires and her office released these photos. emergency management officials -- in a statement she said my heart aches for the family to lost everything. i'm incredibly grateful to the firefighters who have been hard at work fighting these fires. >>> still ahead, a lot of questions for pg&e. more criticism is possible after the company reported another powerline failure. coming up, the latest into the investigation on how the camp fire may have started. >> and the raiders won their second game of the season. there was a heated exchange on the sideline. coming up. >>> finally a break but not until wednesday. another day and a half of easy, smoky skies. it looks like a change coming up later. >>> this littlhoergy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians al

sara zenehnam joins us with the latest. >> tough images coming out of this. this all started with a peaceful march. the goal of the group was to get the u.s. to speed up processing of asylum claims for central american migrants. things turned hectic this weekend. u.s. agents fired tear gas after migrants pushed past the police blocking. u.s. customs and border protection defended their agency tweeted that the teargas was used to get rid of the group after the migrants hit agents with projectiles. this led to the border patrol office -- border patrol office closing the port of entry. it was closed several hours. 100,000 enter the u.s. there every day. and organizer of a group traveling with the migrants said that sunday's march to the border was to make the issue visible to the mexican and american government. meanwhile on the other side of the border activists in san diego rallied demanding humane treatment for the migrants. >> fighting for the rights of humans who are just like us. >> president trump tweeted earlier that mexico should move the flag-waving mi

in san jose this morning, sara zenehnam. >>> the state insurance commissioner will tour parts of paradise badly damaged by the camp fire. he will be in butte county today and meet with victims who lost everything. his office said they want to make sure that they get the help they need from insurance companies and educate them about protecting themselves from scammers. >>> new information from fema on how they are getting money to the fire victims. the former official appeared on the 10:00 news explain the process for getting the money to the victims. >> the payments, electronically. as soon as they are approved, the money can be in the bank account for them to buy all kinds of things. it could be clothing or temporary housing or burial expenses. it can move quickly.>>> 15,000 have registered with fema and 75% of them have been given full approval. those who don't have insurance will receive $34,000 from fema, $15,000 from the state, and 18 months of paid rent. it will be hard to find a place to live. >>> in butte county, dies, the city with the most instruction, there is a 2% vacancy rate