Congress moves to avert immediate shutdown, California fire survivors begin returning to what was their homes, and Army honors World War 1 first division with Army-Navy game uniforms.

Erin Ailworth form the Wall Street Journal explains why California is starting to rethink its firefighting tactics.

Rain threatens search for wildfire victims in California, President Trump plays down Crown Prince's alleged role in journalist's killing, and hotlines to help you avert a cooking crisis on Thanksgiving.

Florida's election is finally over, protesters march against migrant caravan in Tijuana, and the best places for dads to work.

Camp Fire missing number jumps, hand recount ordered in Florida's divisive U.S. Senate race, and what the heck is a designer Thanksgiving turkey.

130 missing in California wildfire, voter turnout hit records this year, and safe driving recommendations for Thanksgiving travel.

Death toll hits 48 in California's worst wildfire disaster, President Trump weighs replacing Chief of Staff John Kelly in White House shake-up, and Syracuse profits by handwriting thousands of late-tax notes.

At least 42 fatalities tallied in California's deadliest wildfire ever, Democrat Kyrsten Sinema wins Arizona Senate race, and how to help California fire victims.

One of the deadliest wildfires continues to burn in California, recount fight rages in Florida and Georgia, and the Amazon-proof store.

Police probe the motive of the shooter in the Southern California bar massacre, recounts and runoffs still loom over high-profile elections in Florida and Georgia, and how all those annoying political ads could soon help improve your favorite TV shows.

President Trump vows support as California battles largest wildfire ever, Lyme disease has now spread to all 50 states, and calorie counting menus helps diners lose just 1 pound over 3 years.

U.S. to reimpose sanctions targeting Iranian economy, California's Mendocino Complex wildfire is now largest in state's history, and 2 elderly men sneak out of nursing home to attend heavy metal festival.

President Trump again threatens to shut down government, Northern California fire death toll increase, and Socialists are coming for the Democratic Party.

Listen as Republican California Representative Jeff Denham tells Gordon what needs to be done to fix America's immigration problem.

Wall Street Journal's Natalie Andrews joins Gordon to discuss why the siege on a Republican holdout in California is key to the House of Representatives elections.

Rachael Bade from POLITICO explain why the GOP sees hope in California.

Rick Hampson from USA Today details how demographic, political and meteorological changes are calling the future of the single-family house into question.

Security Expert Paul Viollis gives us a look into some unanswered questions in the California child torture case.

Sexual misconduct charges drive two from Congress, fires continue to rage in Southern California, and the experts who handle teddy bear overload.

Griffin Connolly from Roll Call looks at how members of Congress respond to a mass shooting that occurs in their district.

The Wall Street Journal's Scott Calvert has a look at one family's heartbreaking October.

Stress is making us exhausted, California's breakup with NFL, and scientists find gold worth $2 million in Swiss sewage.

Trump to end subsidies to health insurers, death toll rises in California wildfires, and the most worthless graduate degree in America.

California gunman kills wife, self as she teaches class; student also dead, Trump's bromance with Putin is history, and The grayer his hair, the higher his heart risk?

Crumbling California dam spillway prompts urgent evacuations, Trump is sifting options on immigration ban and Psychologists are seeing a boom after a contentions election.