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terrifying numbers. >> florida governor said today if you're not already on roads, stay where you are. and find shelter. 6.3 million people have been ordered to evacway. those who stayed home could be in the dark and the storm hasn't even hit yet. nearly 200,000 customers have no power already. tonight, more than 72,000 people are 390 shelters across florida. less than four hours ago the first gusts reached the f keys and it's just going get worse for the west coast. >> you know it is strengthening on its final approach to the keys. it's a category four. this is looking just devastating for the southwest coast of florida. and of course all of the florida peninsula. if we look closer now, you can see the eye wall is just about to move into key west. as we look at live doppler 7. you notice we have hurricane warnings in the red over the

entire state. and as we see that, we're looking at tornado watchings. some of the impacts so far the hazards have been with winds up to 44 miles per hour. 79 miles per hour wind gust a storm surge and rain at an inch per hour. we're continuing to see this strengthening before it hits land. and then we'll look at the storm surge which is the most devastating aspect of the hurricane. we're looking at the storm surge up to 15 feet in wave action on top of that. this is a prolonged system that will last all throughout the day on sunday. >> all right. we'll check in again. the monster storm shifted course today and is posing a direct threat against the tampa area. millions of floridaens base for the worst. abc news reporter is the in the path of the storm. >> reporter: the first of irma's

powerful squalls. >> it isn't stopped raining. >> reporter: beginning to bter the keys and rest of the south florida knocking out power and spawning tornados. only the beginning of what this monster storm is expected to bring to the sunshine state. >> the worst of every situation, possible. >> reporter: the hurricane track shifting. now threatening to hit the west coast with a storm surge up to 15 feet. forcing new evacuation orders. more than 6 and a half million floridaens asked to leave their homes. >> this is a life threatening situation. >> reporter: the creating gridlock. this traffic jam stretching frg 20 miles. for those unable to evacuate, nearly 400 shelters are open statewide. people lining up for hours outside of this shelter south of force myers. only to find it at capacity. >> we're stupid. we should have come a day or two ago. >> reporter: some questioning their decisions as time to get to safety running out.

and irma closes in. >> as forecasters say it's likely to make land fall in the keys tomorrow morning. with the worst expected here late tomorrow night. >> life in tampa florida. >> before you get away shift in the hurricane trek. did that catch people off guard on the florida west coast? >> it really did. for a lot of people who live here. they really thought it was going to be an east coast, central florida, south florida storm. they really let their guard down. had to come up with a plan last second of how to get out. and there were people who lived in the evacuation zones on the east coast and south florida. like miami, west palm beach. who came to tampa to evacuate. they had to scramble to find other hotels. because gas running out and gas stations have now closed, some of the evacuees are having to ride out the storm here.

>> all right. thank you very much. live in tampa. well, nearly ten thousand flights were cancelled today because of the storm. most of the airports in florida are now shut down. a few people have made it out to the bay area. abc 7 news reporter is live in the news room with more on that. >> not a good day for air travel. 13 departures and eleven arrivals to the cities in the pth were cancelled today. with more kacancellations expecd over the next couple days. >> everybody is nervous. especially with what happened in houston. >> mike arrived in san francisco saturday afternoon on the last flight to sfo from tampa. before the airport closed. he's in the bay area for a trade show. he said the winds were really starting to pick up when he left. >> we got the house boarded down and secured. and sandbags flt my family is in different places. my wife is in madrid.

it's scary. because of the size of the hurricane. it's massive. >> major florida airports shut down as hurricane irma closed in on the state. 24 flights connected to and from sfo were can saled. it serves miami. orlando, tampa and fort lauder dale. advised any stranded travelers to work with their airline and book when it's safe. >> certainly devastating to see all the math that the hurricane has caused. as it passenger i would advise them to please stay in touch with loved ones and contact all the airlines to confirm plans. >> reporter: he flew from houston. he was there during harvey. and saw neighborhoods under water. >> things were bad. areas were flooded. looking at irma, it looks terribly. i feel sorry for florida. >> reporter: had volunteer was supposed to fly to florida with help with relief efforts.

out of the going flights were cancelled so she spent the afternoon on the phone with the travel agent instead. as for he's relieved he escaped the storm. bu but has plenty to worry about. >> my kids. are they okay in their homes. i have two grandchildren. >> reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news sdwl as florida deals with irma this weekend. you can track the latest through the news app. down load and enable push alerts. sent right to your smart phone. in mexico the death toll stands at 65 following thursday's earthquake. powerful after shocks keep rattling the ground and peoples nerves. one of the hardest hit cities. civic leaders are collecting donations and ordered to help recovery efforts. >> we're holding the money until we know the best place to place it. we have an ongoing commitment to

send fire vehicles. even the spirit of support is really important to the people down there. >> if you would like to donate to the campaign to help the sister city. you can find a link on our web site abc 7 news.com. people gathered today in honor of a musician from the east bay. who died while tries to get his stolen laptop. he was dragged and run over. we were in oakland where people gathered for a celebration of his life. following a private memorial the community came together to march for peace. >> it feels unbelievably honored on behalf of my family and my son. to be the recipient of this. and see how loved he is here. >> police have made no arrests in the death. people who took part in the march say the event was for everyone who lost someone they love to violence. at least 700 people marched through oakland to show support

for the daca program. that program helps children of undocumented immigrants from deportation. we have more. >> reporter: the voices of marchers echoed through oakland. their words backed up with bold signs. and their message was clear and direct. >> the liberty we are entitled to. >> reporter: the demonstrators include activists, immigrants and dreamers. dreamers are the children of undocumented immigrants who were granted work permits. those legal protections are set to expire in six months. >> i work. in a company here in san francisco. and if i didn't have daca i wouldn't have a job. >> his parents brought him to the united states from mexico

when he was 14. his story is one of many here. >> you have to look at the bigger picture and realize you are here to contribute to the country. >> reporter: he's a dreamer who's lived here 27 years. >> i am peaceful. i do not identify as a pass vis. >> reporter: this week. president trump tweeted for all those concerns about your status during the six month period. you have nogt to worry about. no action. those words offer little comfort for jose. he's a dreamer and also a uc berkeley graduate. >> my biggest problem is not knowing whether he'll decide to be merciful. >> the uncertainty motivates protestors to keep fighting for what they believe is right. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> people in the bay area taking note of the destruction from irma and harvey.

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we were in downtown for today's we vibe block party. hundred of people got to see businesses that are growing right in the backyard. >> this the first event of its kind. we're coming together to highlight each of the business owners. and a celebrating manner. this is a great way to showcase women entrepreneurs in a different light. it's important to highlight the small businesses of our town. >> organizers also told us today's event gave many young businesswomen a chance to net work and meet mentors. children in oakland are getting a new place to play. we were at lock wood gardens in east oakland today. volunteers built a new playground. members of disney family are proud to pat ner with community members. the oakland housing authority and non-profit for the project. more than a thousand children will benefit from the new

playground. >> we have over 200 volunteers building a playground in one day. playground will be here for generations. it's amazing to see the kids come out and play. >> this is one of seven playgrounds their sponsoring in the bay area. based on drawings created by the children with their ideas incorporated into the final design. we're certainly going to see summer heat return. and not only to the our inland valleys which could approach 100 degrees. but the beaches as well. we take a look at liver more inparticular. usually one of the warmer spots. how warm, unfortunately we have day tomorrow where we'll see as much as 100 to 2 around liver more. temperatures come down about ten degrees monday. things really get interesting here. the relative humidity picks up and we could see a chance of showers monday through wednesday.

even a thunderstorm as we look at live doppler 7. a little bit of fog there. it's going to sweep away by the time we get to the morning hours. and that will allow for rapid warming. not much in the way of fog. and right now temperatures are mild. 61 in oakland. 68 for you in free mont. 70 san jose. 90 today inland. it will get toasty. in fact 24 hours ago we were certainly looking at cooler weather. we're warmer now and that's going to allow for an additional push to our warm up tomorrow. so, looking at summer heat for sunday, for everyone coast to inland. and possible showers and thunderstorms monday through wednesday. they will be scattered though. and then we will look for the temperatures after they come down midweek to go back up by the end of the week. a lot going on in the nebs couple days. today comfortable sleeping weather. 50s and 60s. milder here in the mid-60s. by tomorrow afternoon, 3, 4:00

we're at 80 degrees ocean beach. sunny and warm. sea breeze up to 20 miles per hour. ocean temperature 64. and santa cruz at 87. we just did this. it's not going to last. in fact temperatures coming down as much as ten degrees on monday. then the humidity pulls in. and we'll see extra cloud cover. we're cooler on tuesday, it's going to get muggy. build ups and a few showers even into wednesday. this wednesday thursday should be our coolest time period. so it's going to be a little bit like fall. by midweek. we go through the hour by hour forecast. this is monday. look what happens by the afternoon. the higher elevations will see a snours. and look at this. 10:00 monday night. into the south bay. the central coast. and as we get through tuesday morning your early morning commute we could see a few showers in the east bay. by wednesday this looks like it could be a tenth to to tenths. widespread. and things will get cooler on thursday. back to the heat.

how about 90 tomorrow in san jose. 93 redwood city. mid-80s downtown in the north bay 96 in santa rose. 86 in oakland. you head in land and another day of excessive heat here. with the humidity goes up. cloud cover increases. chance of showers. down load the weather app and you can keep track of that around our micro climates and your neighborhood. so kind of feeling like fall. >> except for the summer part. >> except for tomorrow. >> except for tomorrow. >> a story of self-es if the subway club were a club, it'd be called the subway club club. >> except for tomorrow. >> a story of self-es and everyone would want to get in for the turkey, black forest ham and roast beef. and dance music. ♪ turkey ham turkey ham. (high voice) roast beef. subway®. so much sandwich.

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32-24 the final. kal hosting weaver state. first quarter kal with trickery. double reverse to robertson. and he has a will the of open field combined with speed. 34 yard down. ten all now. kal driving. patrick takes the hand off. find an opening. breaks free for a 51 yard touch down. 17-10 kal. weaver state kept it close. 73 yard here finished off any hopes of an upset. 33-20 the final. bears are 2-0. it's just the start. >> we all know where we're at in the season. it's week two. the important thing is realize that we have so much time to get better. starts tomorrow. >> we can't keep taking a step back when things are going good. or we have to keep just foot on the gas and stuff like that. and just keep doing our job and the next play mentality. >> obviously it's great to get a

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good evening. tonight's headlines hurricane irma started pounding south florida with howling winds and torrential rain. florida keys will see the first impact from the eye of the category four storm. along florida's west coast near st. petersburg. not miami or fort lauder dale. in barbuda, irma destroyed 90%. barely inhabitable. it will take three years to

recover. u.s. military planes evacuated about 1,200 americans from st. martin. in puerto rico now. another hurricane jose is delaying flights. first responders from the bay area are on the way to florida tonight. in advance of hurricane irma. members of the national urban search and rescue team pr on the way to help. others are standing by. the hurricane crisis giving many here at home a big reason to prepare for the worst. we have more. >> reporter: 51 members of california urban search and rescue team posed for a picture before hitting the road for florida in advance of hurricane irma. the part of a convoy of vehicles and supplies. 30 others left on friday. and stopped for breakfast here in new mexico. >> so i have a family and i want to keep them safe. >> reporter: she is a long way from florida. but has been glued to tv coverage. she decided to come@community disaster preparedness event.

>> that's why i'm here. it's gotten me here to be prepared for if we get hit with something. >> reporter: she bought an emergency kit to keep at home in the event of an earthquake. >> canned food and -- >> reporter: don't forget a battery powered radio. >> you want to have the school together in a cool dry place. somewhere easy accessible. so you can sustain yourself. >> the salvation army has a fully stocked canteen truck like this. ready to send from the bay area to florida. in case it's needed. >> the salvation army from san francisco could take this canteen truck to the hurricane zone. capable of feeding hundreds of people. >> out here on the west coast. we have teams building up preparing to the deploy. >> reporter: the call to go, expected any time now. >> hurricane irma is a record breaking storm on many levels flt you'll find a video explaning how and why on our web

site. dozens of unwanted guns are in the hands of police tonight. we were in daily city for the gun buy back event. police are say they bought 48 unwanted guns. the offices donated some of the funds to purchase those guns. >> one gentleman said he received the handgun as a wedding present. and he and his wife decided they didn't need it. there's lots of reasons people end up possessing guns. many of them don't want them or need them. >> the event offered $100 for handguns or rifles and $200 for assault style rifles. firefighters credit cooler weather with making it easier to battle a wild fire burning. this comes as more residents return home in the path of what they're calling the railroad fire. >> reporter: highway 41 reopened

saturday afternoon and around the same time, so did the road ta leads to the small community of sugar pine. for residents, patrick and his family returned at around 1:30 after staying in oak hurs for 12 days. their home is smoky. they'll be cleaning and doing lots of laundry. >> the fire surrounded us. but didn't get onto the property. we don't know why. >> reporter: patrick and his bif work at sugar pine christian camp. they and other staff will work as hard as they can to reopen the camp to guests hopefully later this month. >> all the stuff we're doing at home. we have to do at 50 cabins at camp. >> it was scary. the firefighters did great job. >> reporter: jason says he was one of two people that didn't evacuate sugar pine. he kept an eye out for spot fires. he helped firefighters and kept in touch with neighbors and his worried wife. >> very concerned. very nervous about him. because i know the fire getting

crazy. >> reporter: now they're back together. thanks to the brave firefighters who saved sugar pine. >> thank you, firefighters. a state of the art farmers market on wheels. finally ready to roll in the bay area and it's partly thanks to help from 7 on your side. you can see the view from this evening. that means less fog out there. it's a comfortable 60 degrees here in san francisco. 71 in liver more. and the heat is com

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action packed kid park and organic and green showcase. the festival is free. tomorrow from 10-6. >> museums in motion. several historic streetcar ands buses will return to the streets tomorrow to finish off the weekend. america's fers publicly owned streetcar. the number one. carried people between the ferry building and pier 39. this year celebrating 100 years of bus >>. >> if you want to catch the streetcars sp buses you missed today or a few yesterday, they'll be back on the street from 10-5 tomorrow. and more details are on our web site. a non-profit wanted to bring farm fresh food to isolated areas. so it built a customizedzedzedzd

market on wheels. they were stopped in their tracks. now 7 ob your side is getting them on the road. >> this used to be an ordinary truck. now the non-profit agricultural institute of has converted it into a state of the art farmers market on wheels. >> cheese and meat. and dairy products. we're going after to bring local food that is healthy so everyone has access. >> reporter: it wasn't easy. >> we tried to get it made in america. >> reporter: no one could build what they wanted. they shipped it to france. where a builder turned it into a convertible store front. with refrigerators and plumbing. when it came back. >> are you kidding. >> reporter: turns out the mercedes has a dangerous air bag. one of millions still urnds recall. they might explode, shoot out pieces and kill someone.

>> it was dangerous. i can't let anyone i know that works here drive that vehicle. >> reporter: so they are gleaming $180,000 mobile market has been sitting idle for a year and a half. and this dusty parking lot. waiting for a safe air bag. >> it's beyond frustrating. >> reporter: at first it seemed like a small hurdle compared to all they did to customize the mobile market. and yet the air bag proved to be the most difficult part. >> where are we on the list. we don't know. nobody knew anything. >> reporter: millions of air bags under recall. there aren't enough replacements for everyone. the group was told to wait. a year and a half later they're still waiting. the special truck, useless. >> we shipped a truck. across the world. yet it's an air bag that's a year stopped us. >> reporter: they contacted 7 on your side. we contacted mercedes. it agreed to help. the automaker searched the globe

and found an air bag that fit. shipped it to a local dealer and the truck is finally ready to roll. >> i'm very excited. thank you so much. >> the group had been waiting so long the battery died. and the van needed a tune up. mercedes fixed all of that, too. we'll be there to watch when they roll out with fresh food. all right. we'll look at the local weather situation. we have been talking about hurricanes here. it will be heat. meteorologist. >> that's right. in fact we'll see temperatures once again above 100 degrees in land. let's look at liver more as an example. you'll notice tomorrow certainly the hottest day we'll have at 102. monday 93. also the humidity increases the clouds increase. and the numbers continue to come down. and by thursday, our coolest day that's what it will feel just a little bit like fall. let's get to the shower chance i'm talking about on monday. in the afternoon, and through the evening hours.

10:00 you can see it in the south bay and east bay. by tuesday morning commute we're looking at scattered shoirs and the best chance comes in wednesday morning. from san francisco on north. and really across the entire bay area. maybe one to two tenths come wednesday. highs torp on the sunday. 83 in san francisco. looking at 90s in the knot bay. low 90s for the valley. 98 concord. 85 richmond. oakland tomorrow 86 degrees. but it's about a day and a half because you'll notice on monday we're still warm. but we're not as warm. we're still above average. so tuesday wednesday interesting. thursday cool. and then warming back up to near where we should be for thursday and friday. so, change the day, change the weather. >> earlier we were talking about how bad we look in pictures. fwhefr see you look bad in a self-e. why is that? >> i have all the effects. >> you can pay me 20 bucks after the show is over.

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expecting. before the tournament. >> i had surgery, january 23rd and someone told me then that i'd win the u.s. open, it's impossible i would say. absolutely impossible. this journey has been incredible. i wouldn't change it for the world. >> all right. the a's with an old fashion double helder against the astros. showing they can play with the best in the west. we'll call today 11 and 11. here's why. a double header after last nights walk off win. bottom two, triple homes. a couple mats. chapman with the hustle and head first slide for the three bagger. bag full of a's. a single into center drives in two runs. the a's win 11-1. game two.

it was scoreless into the sixth. and then the fire works began. tied at 4 in the seventh. deep solo shot gives the a's a lead. he wasn't done yet. now 8-4 in the eighth. second rocket of game. 3 run shot. putting up the a's 11-4. they'll win by that score. a's sweep the double header. scoring 22 runs. white sox little spin cycle today against the giants in chicago. solo home run. 1-0 south side. bottom three with a double to left. you can see where this is going. half way to the cycle. white sox bottom 7. bloop single over crawford. all he needs is a triple. always the toughest to get. bottom eight he gets it. drives in two runs in the process. becoming the first white sox player to hit for the cycle in 17 years. the giants lose 13-1.

all right college football. number two ohio state number five oklahoma. in columbus. second half was the baker may field show. off play action finds flowers. he'll do the rest. 36 yard touch down. tied at ten. sooners now down three. great play call. the ohio state defense free down the middle. may field finds him. 18 yard touch. may field is pumped. sooners go up. sings to sermon. 10 yard score. former sooner coach the most excited in the building. oklahoma rolls 31-16. takes the flag around the stadium and plants it on the ohio state on the 50 yard line. people didn't like that. may field too excited to care. >> great receivers. i got great receivers. that i make plays for me. they make it easy. i have trust in them. so i'm giving them a chance and they're making me look good.

>> he was ready to play. he's the best quarterback in america. he played like it tonight. and led the team. our guys just. the defense the way they played keeping us in it. was great. we're a bunch of pretenders trying to win games. >> north carolina on the jackson quest for a second straight heisman. off to an unreal start. 1,000 yards of offense in two games. today the quarterback against the tar heels had 525 total yards. only six touch downs including this 75 yarder. and a 43 yard touch down run. as cardinals win it 47 to 35. catch of the day. maybe the year. georgia unbelievable one handed falling catch. manages to get his foot down. seeing a lot of these these days. those gloves. bull to dogs beat noter dame. look at that. 29-19 your final. sports report brought to you by river rock casino.

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