>> the death toll is 230 is the mexican's president declared a day of mourning. more than 200 are dead and more remained trapped following a 7.1 magnitude earthquake that hit heavily populated sections of mexico tuesday. surr crumble.cribed watching >> it was crowding everything, the street making sure we were away from trees. >> we pretty much tried to be next to the wall and like, just like -- but it was -- >> there is the second major earthquake to hit mexico in the past two weeks. president enrique pena neato is calling a new national emergency. trn unfortunately several people have lost their lives including girls and boys in educational

centers. >> live or death work leaves very little time for grief. amist the chaos there were raised fists commanding silence has rescuers listened for sounds of life. >> when that earthquake hit, most people were in buildings ks some at school and a few at the mexico city airport. this morning we found people arriving at sfo some still shaking. >> reporter: waiting for her mom to clear customs after the quake she was separate to alone by other leave mexico t e herself, she was in the center

of the mexico city. >> reporter: rumors already spreading about people taking advantage of the elderly. >> they were robbing people inside of their house. they said it's better you stay with me a few weeks and with the situations. >> reporter: maybe it was the devastation or the lives lost that made this mother and daughter appreciate even more their time together. martha betancourt told us what we already knew. >> translator: yesterday's qu p >> reporter: yesterday's quake was very strong. the gonzalez's were in mexico to visit aunts and uncles. they were in the airport when the quake hit. >> everybody started shaking and everybody started running and screaming. >> i felt the ground shaking. we were at the airport and about to go home and the ground shaking. and i asked my daddy what it was

and he said it was an earthquake. >> reporter: they were relieved to finally get back hem. at sfo malia melendez. abc 7 news. there was a heart aches here in the bay area. abc 7 news reporter janene del vega joins us live at a church. >> reporter: in the next hour, our lady of guadalupe church here in east san jose is expecting a crowd between 3 to 500 people, they're having a prayer group for the victims of the mexico in earthquake. inside our lady of guadalupe in east san jose the priest has put up a sign in spanish that reads ay forhe victims in the earthquake. max said his uncle was trapped in the building where he works. >> i think he's still in there.

that's what my aunt told us. >> sf yo he survived? >> no nothing like that. >> reporter: the rising death toll and amount of destruction are prompting police in the south bay to help. >> they need to get money in there for the water, for the food, they need to stabilize thing, the infrastructure is falling apart. >> reporter: the office of the mexican consul late are -- the deputy consul is encouraging people to donate to the mexican red cross. >> this is an emergency situation, a crisis so we need to sent help as soon as possible. >> reporter: elizabeth cruz lived through the earthquake in 1985. >> translator: i hurt for them because i can't do anything because i'm not physically there

to help them. may god bless them all and take care of them. >> reporter: local churches organizing collections. in san jose, janene del vega, abc 7 news. local support for meks are already building soccer teams. proceeds from the 50/50 raffle will be given to disaster relief efforts. facebook is donating $1 million to the mexican red cross. the giant also makes it possible for users to create fundraisers and post request for help. the california office of emergency services is reminding people statewide to be ready for an earthquake or any type of natural disaster. e'rweencouraged to have emergency kits with items included battery operated radios and flalt with extra batteries.

a three day supply of food and water and a manual can opener. for guidelines on stocking your kit are posted an abc7news.com. we go from an earthquake to a hurricane. today maria hit puerto rico, literally destroyed it. power's out to the entire island. abc 7 news reporter joe torres in san juan giving us a look at all the damage. >> reporter: a 6:00 curfew now in effect in puerto rico. we had a chance to go out on the street to talk to people there. much more telling than all the down power lines and broken trees and shattered glass were the faces of the people. people wondering how do we recover from this. hurricane maria roared on to puerto rico this morning. a power wind and furry.

swaying palm trees held op for dear life. maria quickly disassembled so many of the plywood boards used to protect doors and window, boards scattered in a debris field spread far and wide. for several hours this morning maria brought life to a stand still, then at 9:30 a time to survey the damage. this is the eye of the storm as it passes by. we've seen damage, trees down. as you look off in the distance and see the crashing waves. what we haven't seen just yet is major flooding. on the street an utter mess of palm frans, palm trees, pieces of sheet metal wrapped around whatever got in their way. business signs toppled, street lights, dangling. when we ask folks on the street

where do we go from here. one mother said it quite simply. we come together and pray. i'm joe torres, abc 7 news. >> we heard joe talk about the lack of flooding so far but it may be coming. let's go to meteorologist drew. >> this thing was a beast. not only torrential rains but damaging winds. it came on shore at 6:15 eastern daylight time. the strongest in puerto rico in 89 years, winds 155 miles per hour. the loop over the last hour or so, not encouraging news. the reason why, you see that center of the storm, that donut hole is becoming more defined. here's the latest with this current storm system. yes, it's a category 2 storm right now. winds 110 miles per hour but it will be strengthening in the

coming hour. it will become a category 3 storm just to the north of kmin can republic bringing rain and wind there. 115 miles per hour winds. will do the same thing around turks and caicos. early next week it is off the eastern coast. it could bring rough surfs and gusty winds. the full forecast in a few minutes, guys. >> thank you. there are lots of lessons to be learned from the earthquake in mexico yesterday. live to uc berkeley where the experts will explain how the bay area will handle a quake of that magnitude. the suspected peeping tom was spotted in the middle of the night several nights in a row. plus -- >> i approached him about it. he said if i didn't like it i should stop being jewish. >> that's the message this local high school student received. her family is outraged.

new at 6:00 the certainly for a peeping tom. surveillance video captures him walking along the edge of the house and looking in the windows. almeda police posted the video on their facebook page today. this happened on santa clara street for several days over the last week. it was all over night between 11:00 p.m., and 7:00 a.m. the man ran away when the man spotted him. the police wdtean to find out who he is. if you have any information call police. new at 6:00, the man who died in an oakland fire has been identified as

the fire broke out at 4:00 this morning. firefighters were able to contain the flames to the apartment complex but one person did go to the hospital for the smoking inhalation. angry.new wish family in almeda they say the anti-semetic text their daughter received from orr student in their high school was swept under the rug while another incident of racism was given more attention. >> reporter: natasha says the text arrived out of the blue from a number she didn't recognize. and the message was clear and hateful to the jung jewish student that a freshman at the alameda high school. >> i got this text saying very

threatening messages sayingyhe in the oh venues. i felt unsafe coming to class i felt unscared. i felt like i didn't matter to the school at all. >> reporter: later she found this message on a defective at school. >> the district has continued to minimize what happened -- >> reporter: the family reported the incident immediately to almeda police and the school district. at least two student were girlfriended as being involved. but only one was made to apologize to natasha. >> it's deeply troubling to me t tionethally kept this quiet. >> reporter: the school district maintains the student were punished by won't tell the waldorfs privacy concerns. they say they stepped up education efforts. >> we're looking at our

curriculum nowo t teaching student about the importance of respect and tolerance and acceptance. >> reporter: the waldorfs still not satisfied with the district's response. now calling for the superintendent to resign. laura anthony, abc 7 news. starting today, this is the patch worn by all emergency responders in sunny value. the patch includes sunny val's new logo of a sun rising over a valley. the city changed logos in july for the first time in 46 years. a closer look at the earthquake damage in mexico and why so many buildings failed in the prone to earthquakes. >> joining us with earthquake science from uc berkeley which is quite interesting, wayne. >> reporter: that earthquake in mexico city moved the san andrey

yas fall the ten mile stretch, it moved it one millimeter. there is a difference between quakes in mccity and here. in mexico city they seem to be stronger because they involve tech tonics plates they say. also the land beneat tends to reverberate like jell-o. >> you can see over the decades all the big earthquakes have been along the coast. >> reporter: erick is from mexico city where family and friends are dealing with sequences of that earthquake he's studying in class. >> one of my friends was in the subway when it happened. >> reporter: the telltale suggest of the 7.1 quake, just as strong as what would hit the hay wood fall. >> are we ready for this?>> no. at mexico : looking city's collapsed buildings and

rescuers, this question is is this our future. the answer would be yes. >> a lot of damage, so i expect all the water pipes, many of the water pipes and suer systems are going to collapse. >> reporter: the doctor and his colleagues have turned failure into -- they test limits and use the information to improve building codes. he put us in touch with a professor in mexico city. >> we talked about physical damage the structures reflect that earthquake. >> the first earthquake weakened the building, the second earthquake caused it to collapse. >> for all the damage in mexico city the loss of life could have been worst. after ane the city installed a system, the bay area

does not have anything like it. >> does -- >> it would be nice if it didn't. >> here's a reminder of who to do in an earthquake thank to the california group earthquake country alliance. protect yourself, drop cover and hold on whether you feel shaking. get under a sturdy table or desk if possible. >> hold on to your head or neck until the shaking stops. if you happenbeo tqu iake, sta protect your head with bill hoe. keep shoes and nearby. if your outdoors try to get away from the building. windows, exterior facades and architectural -- >> if you're driving pull over if you can do so safely. try to avoid overpasses, bridges and power lines. abc 7 news meteorologist

drew here with a look at our forecast. and sprinkles driving into the city, drew. >> yeah, almost fete like a november day. the accu-weather highlights will show you the cloud cover we had overhead will clear out of here in the next 12 hours. what that will do thursday morning, a chilly start for some. some starting in the 40s tomorrow morning. that wind that's been active today continues tomorrow and will finally ease by friday night. heading sbotd weekend warmer whether to talk about. live doppler 7. we zoom in tighter on live doppler 7 there's a thin river of showers. this is a cold front that's working through. i want to be surprised over the next three to four hours as this front moves through. that front also kicking up our ocean right now.

the winds still -- or the waves high between 6 to 8 feet. they're going to slowly calm down over night tonight. the beach hazard will drop at 9:00 tonight. winds right now, horrible hair day. 29 at nevada, 29 in fairfield. what this window is doing is mixing up our sphere. so we have uniform temperatures at this hour. 60s on the board from san francisco to oakland. 70 at san jose. napa, 68 degrees. here's the call, tonight we have the clouds early, gradually levering from a north to south fashion. clear sties in north bay. it'll be a chilly start in the north bay tomorrow morning. mid-50s for many of us outside of the north bay. midnight, early tomorrow morning the clouds are moving out. future whether tomorrow morning. 10:00 in the morning, santa cruz

trying to pain a sprinkle. majority of region, sun shine on thursday, along with breezy conditions. highs on your thursday if you like this cooler pattern you're going to love tomorrow. more on the way of sun shine. 75 in concord. 65 san francisco. 72 fremont. 74 santa rose and s antioch, 76 degrees later on tomorrow afternoon. look what's happening. on thealin f of summer in the sierra, you could have snow showers tomorrow afternoon and into the evening as a weak ripple of energy moves through. a coating in some spots, predicted snow fall could have 6 inches in donna. here's the seven-day forecast. chilly start tomorrow morning. fall rives at 1:02 in the afternoon on idfr temperatures

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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. dramatic rescues in mexico following yesterday's magnitude 7.1 quake. this video shows people saving children yesterday. >> several countries including the u.s. are sending search and rescue teams to mexico. at least 230 people have died. >> i still don't feel safe.

>> yesterday's earthquake hit on the anniversary of mexico city's 1985 earthquake that killed at least 10,000 people. mexico's built on what used to be a lake. the loose wet soil afternoon fies the ripple of earthquakes. gaggle's plans for mega campuses. >> abc 7 reporter david luey with the story. >> reporter: it will draw 20,000 highly paid tech workers to downtown. in a region where the median price home jumped nearly 18% in a year to almost 1.2 million, the cost of housing is sure to prize. >> that's going to create demand. and real estate is driven by

demand than any other single we hoping it seems to be on the drawing board that google's going to supply houses for those folks or build some. >> reporter: that might not hel construction worker still living with his parents in san jose because of the cost of living. >> you'll see a lot of people my greating east just so they can afford cost of living and keep their jobs tame. >> reporter: those are some of the concerns keeping a coalition of groups to start discussing through a series of town haul t labor and faith coming together to come up with our demand and pressure the city because they have a role in this and google to do right by the community. >> reporter: the organizations want to present a list of its priorities to google within the next couple of months.

in san jose, david luey, abc 7 news. new at 6:00, berkeley police are investigating a report of an attempted abduction of a middle school student. it happened this morning at a bus stop at shadow and durant avenues. a student who attends martin luther king school says a man in a green van tried to get her into the vehicle. they're describing the incident as a suspicious circumstance. new details on a san francisco homicide. police released a surveillance video of police wanted for questioning in a shooting death of a teacher back in june. abc anchor reports. >> reporter: san francisco homicide detectives and residence made an urgent plea at the headquarters today. >> i just want the public to know that we need your help.

>> every h is tragice.om this homicide is senseless. >> reporter: today san francisco homicide detectives released this surveillance video of three people wanted for questioning in the shooting. one is a black male wearing a multty design jacket he has a beard. the second is also a black male wearing a white shirt and baseball cap, he has dread locks. the third suspect is a woman with short hair. >> we foe there are people still with information to help us solve this homicide. >> we don't want this to help to another family. >> reporter: the victim carlo was a pe teacher and set to become a coach on the football team. he and a group of friends were outside a bar when two two two o harassing a woman in his group. when he was told them to stop

they shot him and ran away. he leaves behind a wife and 2-year-old daughter. >> i'm more focused on my son's wife and his daughter and just trying to hold my family together. >> reporter: relatives say carlo was a mentor who tried to keep people out of trouble. he also had plans to become a probation office like his mother. anyone with information on this killing call san francisco police. in san francisco, eric thomas, abc 7 news. california has file a lawsuit against the trump administration over plans to build a border wall. javier made the announcement near t border. the trump administration violated several provisions of the u.s. constitution, including the separation of powers docket reason. >> in california that's not going to fly. immigration policy, we understand it's a federal matter, but if it happens in our

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egypt. first lady melania trump spoke at the u.n. today calling on world leaders to step up and improve the lives of children. >> for our own example we must teach children to be good ste wards of the world they will enhirt. we must remember they are watching and listening so we may never miss an opportunity to teach many lessons along the way. as adults we are not merely responsible, we are accountable. >> during campaign, melania trump made a promise to combat cyberbullying and it's her platform as first lady. hoe hoe hoe. >> a work welcome greeted former president barack obama today. in a public speech hear his thoughts on the latest effort to repeal and replace

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back in june president trump announced a proposal to privatize air traffic control. congress will need to improve the change, taking air traffic controllers away from the faa and putting them under the guidance of a business. plan to bring this to a vote failed several times. in june aviation described the plan as a corporate money grab. a tech company wants to expand into other parts of our home. abc 7's reporter jonathan bloom at the johnliai vng in san francisco. necessary was founded 7 years ago. >> reporter: long before. >> to create a home and takes care people inside it and the world around it. >> reporter: nest revealed the next place it wants to make waves. >> can you

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this was in an matteo county at 11:30 this morning. drew is here to talk about that. >> a little bit of drizzle, the sign of the changing weather. live doppler 7 got a blanket of cloud cover overhead. you see that pocket of green around sacramento, rain there. most of that will stay out of our neck of the woods. we zoom on the north there, if you're watching us in santa rosa you might get a spritz or spring as the cold front moves through. a pop of ever green going towards meadow hill. overnight tonight, here's the call, clouds early on, the front will swing through and help to wipe the cloud cover away in most stop. chilly in the north bay, you're starting out in the 40s, extra blanket needed. the forecast, chilly start tomorrow for some. welcome fall on friday.

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