lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. fog-free conditions. live doppler 7 showing you that we are nice and clear here. and it's cool and comfortable right now, but we have a red flag warning for high fire danger in the upper elevations of the north bay through tuesday. we're expecting gusty winds over 20 miles an hour. relative humidity could be down into the single digits. so you can see gernville is highlighted as well as vallejo. so this means the highest threat from noon to 6:00. the sun sets at 7:00. low humidity, breezy winds and fires can start and spread quickly. so with the temperatures in the 50s right now, feels pretty good out there, 45 in gilroy. and we are looking at numbers elsewhere in the 40s from novato to livermore. 53 in concord. through out the the day today, numbers will be in the low 70s around the bay. look at the coast in the 70s. they will be comfortable with

numbers 3 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday. carolyn? lisa, thank you. from football to basketball and now baseball, pro athletes are taking a stand against president trump. oakland a's catcher bruce maxwell said it was a decision that was a long time coming. he knelt during "the national anthem" yesterday after the president blasted nfl players for doing the same thing. maxwell is the first major league baseball player to join the protest. he said mr. trump's rhetoric on twitter took the movement to a whole new level. yesterday the catcher tweeted, inequality is being displayed bigger than ever right now as our president shows that freedom of protest and speech is not allowed. maxwell talked to the media after yesterday's game. >> this was the right thing for me to do personally, just from the endeavors that i've been through myself and from where i'm from and the people that i d do know that are victims of

ra alindifferencecis. >> if he wants to take a knee, let him take a knee. >> the athletes do this because they believe they have a platform to make some change. but the people that are striking back, you're seeing, to me, what the fabric of america is like. >> thend a'laaks o issued this statement saying the oakland a's pride ourselves on being inclusive. we support our players, our constitutional rights and freedom of expression. maxwell the wl anthem at futur games. indubefore the oakland a's -untpdeci beretween president trump and warriors basketball star steph curry. curry telling reporters he didn't want to visit the white house as nba champs are traditionally invited to do. the president responded by withdrawing the invitation. abc 7 news report sa

galegon has more. >> reporter: this prompted the president to post this tweet, going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. stephen curry is hesitating, therefor, invitation is withdrawn. the team had planned to privately discuss the potential white house visit before president trump's tweet. >> this is kind of beneath the leader of a country to go that route. it's not what leaders do. >> reporter: curry's teammates quickly coming to his defense and shifting the conversation away from political affiliation and towards something bigger. >> there was a respect for the offi office, but respect for us and for the president himself. >> it's for going and calling every player who took a knee a son of a [ bleep ]. like, huh? we're talking -- what?

that don't even make sense to me. >> reporter: dramon green is talking about this. >> to say, get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now. out, he's fired. he's fired! >> the president referred to nfl players kneeling to brutality. >> the warriors travel to d.c. in february to play the wizards. and they will use that trip to celebrate equality, diversity and ininclusion. president trump was up on early twitter this morning calling on sports' fans to take action. if nfl players stop going to games until the players suspended. he also said, nfl attendance and

ratings are flooring games, yes. and nfl commissioner roger goodell called the total disrespect. donald trump is telling the players to stand. and jed york is calling the statement callous and offensive commen commentsing that our players have exercised their rights as united states citizens. and free speech week in berkeley was supposed to start today. officially it's been canceled. but a conservative speaker still

plans to give his talk this afternoon. protesters there are cover in this story. >> reporter: free speech week has been canceled but this right-wing political commentator held a press conference at a secret location and posted it on facebook live. >> we will not be deterred or turned away. >> reporter: he was blinded when the berkeley group pulled the passenger. >> the administration has done to close ttuhe aspirations. they have a decemberedly known reputation known for this. >> reporter: a statement says the university was prepared to

do whatever was necessary to support the first amendment rights of the student organization. this iddelu $1 million if necessary to provide the resources to keep students safe. >> no hate in the bay. >> reporter: protesters gathered at 63rd and adeline streets. >> we want to be clear here of what free speech was uniting against white supremacy. >> we don't want hate or violence in our communities. >> reporter: the protesters welcome the vent cans collations of the event, but mom and i to be back out to the the event. >> we'll be following the situation in berkeley today.

you can enable push alerts to be the first to know about that situation and all breaking news. and a wind-driven brush fire north of vacaville caused considerable damage destroying two homes and several other structures. the vacaville fire department posted this short video on twitter with flames breaking out on the edge of the subdivision and john wayne. and firefighters are making quick work of a brush fire on san rafael hill beginning just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. firefighters held it to less than two acres. the winds are helping to push a vegetation fire to 12 acres before firefighters shut it down. that happened at 11:30 yesterday morning on the landfill property near the silverado trail. no structures were threatened. one life was injured and

transported to the hospital. a red flag warning, i hate to see that, as we are so dry today with the north winds blowing anywhere from 20 per hour. the numbers are anywhere from 3 to 5 degrees warmer today. and the heating continues. i'll let you know how warm we'll get next. thank you, lisa. also ahead, two more earthquakes rattling mexico. and -- >> i heard some footsteps and thumps upstairs and t he next thing she's falling through the roof. >> quite a commotion at a san francisco liquor store. the

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thank you for waking up with us on abc 7 this morning at 6:12. clear, cool and comfortable, but hot and sticky a bit later on. and boy, it's going to heat up during the week. lisa will be along shortly with the full accuweather forecast.

officials say the death toll from tuesday's earthquake is now over 300. omar jimenez has more. >> reporter: in the heart of mexico city, supplies are being readied by anyone that can imagine. responders coordinate the plan for the day outside the deployment hub for rescues. among those sent out, lieutenant dan eaton, a firefighter from the boston area and fresh off the overnight effort to save someone from this apartment building. a six-story structure essentially flattened like a pancake. >> given the fact that a live victim was pulled off the pile earlier that day gave us a lot of -- it kept us going. >> reporter: but a small aftershock shifted the building and they had to stop. >> unfortunately, the clock ran out for us. when there's a glimmer of hope that it is a viable victim, yeah, it affects you. it does. >> reporter: stories like this are playing out across the city% and region in the wake of

tuesday's 7.1 earthquake. >> translator: after feeling an earthquake like this, it is not easy to go back offices with confidenoce. that's w thy we are reviewing a there's a lot of damage to consider. >> reporter: saturday with many buildings standing on shaky legs, a 6.1-magnitude aftershock causing more damage and briefly interrupting rescue operations. search and rescue continue stos be a priority and could remain so for up to two weeks bringing marines and rescue operations and volunteers like louis boulevard from miami glad to see the collaboration. >> we have been part of them. this is why we support them and help them in anything they request. >> reporter: here time and every helping hand counts when it comes to potentially saving someone trapped beneath the rubble. in mexico city, and a special sunday brunch is raising victims for the

mexico quake. and there is a restaurant in mexico city that has been serving free food to rescue workers and volunteers. today the cala restaurant will charge $100 for sunday brunch and drinks. the fund-raiser will be held from 11:00 to 4:00. all the money will go to the red cross and mexican volunteer rescuers. police have arrested a couple son home alone while they went to a bar they are facing felony child endayment. the couple was arrested at a bar after getting into a fight and told officers their baby was home alone. he was found unharmed asleep in the living room. he's now in the custody of child protective services. and two weeks after a hot

dog vendor at uc berkeley had his wallet and cash confiscated for not having a prop >> people are violating all kinds of rules that we all accept on game days. people are jaywalking, we're okay with that. people are drinking, wooee're o with that. but why pick on the young man providing for his family? >> flores taped this video of the confiscation that went viral. berkeley police stressed they believe the officer did everything correctly and they say the evidence ise ise is

and answering the answers to the health crisis. jonathan butler tracks the health of different communities and says that the disparity facing the city's black population is clear. >> the life expectancy for african-americans is 69 years of age. compared to an a hispanic and honoring the female pioneers who became firefighters in san francisco. abc 7 news was in the south market neighborhood as firefighters young and old swapped stories and memories.

the first female firefighter on the force faced sharing bathrooms and common sleeping areas. >> all i wanted from them was to share their knowledge and they did. when that happened, i was shocked, but they are very giving in their knowledge, which is what you need to be to be a good firefighter. >> today the female chief has 250 women in high ranks and the largest pe of women on the force and the top five in the world. police arrested a woman after falling through the roof of a san francisco liquor store at homerun liquors on ocean avenue. the owner says the ex-girlfriend would not leave him alone so he called the police. she ran upstairs and we'll let the owner take it from there. >> and we were talking and having a conversation, eaand th

next thing you know, she fell from the roof. i thought i had to pinch myself to see if i was dreaming. it was beyond comprehension. and i'm glad she didn't fall on my chihuahua because he was taking a nap. >> well, police came and put the woman in the back of the squad car. happening today, it's the susan g. komen's race for the cure. the annual 5k run in san francisco begins at 9:00 this morning. participants will run down the embarcadero. so far this year, they have raised about $140,000 for breast cancer research and treatment. the goal is $200,000. breast cancer survivors will share their stories starting at 10:30. abc 7 news morning anchor natasha

event. we have no fog everywhere and dry northerly winds taking shape to bring another warm day, warmer than yesterday. this is san jose. 101, you can see how clear it is. 56 in downtown. 55 in san jose. 54 in mountain view and oakland. it is chilly from gilroy to the half-moon bay. cooler in the north bay with low 40s. we are 44 in napa. 47 in santa rosa. the mid-50s by the delta. and the winds are already the north. we have a red flag warning particularly for the north bay, but the warm day is for everyone pretty much all week with high fire dpaanger through tuesday officially. but it is really through the entire week. we can see if the national weather service extends that. then after that, temperatures

continue to be in low 70he t the slight northern component brings. morgan hill with the low 80s closer to the bay. on the peninsula, redwood city, 80 today. 78 for you in san matteo with temperatures in the city about 6 degrees above average. 72 for you down in daily city. that's a nice afternoon in the north bay. into the 8080808080 in the east bay, the upper 70s. 81 in arenda. 80 in newark. you head inland, we have the

mid-80s. it will be warmer by 5 desreeg . 82 in pleasanton. 83 in san ramon. we have that in rea churning in the atlantic. it continues to weaken but we'll be feeling impacts along the east coast. this is still a category 2 of 110 miles per hour moving to the north. you can see it paralleling the coast. anywhere from the carolinas to the the dangerous swells and rip currents. and looking at this to take that right turn we are gaining 2 to 3 degrees each and every day. the warmth increases. and by wednesday and thursday, we're in the 90s inland. 80s at the coast. the upper 80s by the bay. and the heat tries to back off, but nothing significant. so very dangerous out there with the dry conditions.

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"good morning america." >> it's the players versus the president. trump is facing major backlash after criticizing nfl players who kneel during "the national anthem." and then lashing out on stephen curry on social media. plus, the president is ratcheting up tension with north korea. trump responding with harsh words after north korea's foreign minister called him ara. this as american bombers fly off the coast of north korea. what the latest show of force means. and finally the games have begun, prince harry kicking off the evictus games with his girlfriend in the stands. we'll see you on "gma." and a san jose couple got married after many years together. the bride is 100 years old. the groom is a bit younger at 85. they are both from mexico, but met at a dance in san jose about 35 years ago.

>> for them to receive the sacrament is to be able to stand there with the catholic church, i see this more as a dream come true for them. >> the couple doesn't have any relatives who live in the area, so parish volunteers planned the wedding for them. congratulations. still to come this morning, the pg&e crews return from florida after helping restore power lost during hurricane irma. what they're saying about the experience. and a new poll shows how americans feel about the north

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welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather and lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. things are changing as we get started with temperatures cool in the 40s and 50s around the bay. no fog to speak of. 44 in napa. that is up from 41 earlier. it's 54 in mountain view and 53 in concord. we still have high fire danger to talk about, particularly in the north bay where a red flag warning is in effect above 1,000 feet for tuesday morning with gusty winds, low relative humidity in the red highlighted

areas from gernville, cobb mountain and to the sacramento valley. from noon to 6:00, expect relative humidity with the winds kicking up to 25 miles per hour. look how pretty it is from the tower camera with 54 in moun iun view. it is a gorgeous morning out there with highs ranging from the 70s at the coast to the mid-80s inland by 4:00 this afternoon. so before 4:00 and afterwards, with the atmosphere cooling off rather quickly these days. carolyn? lisa, thank you. in the last two days, president trump's words have created quite a controversy. the golden state warriors are right in the middle of it. abc 7 news reporter linda lopez has more. >> reporter: the golden state warriors at the center of a feud with the president of the united states.

>> she's kind of beneath a leader of the country to go that route. >> reporter: the reaction to the nbc super star stephen curry talking about whether his team will go to the white house to celebrate their national championship. >> i don't want to go. >> reporter: president trump responding on twitter. going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. stephen curry is hesitating so therefor the team is withdrawn. the team will go to washington to celebrate equality and inclusion next.. lebron james tweeted, going to the house was a great honor until you showed up. >> now he's using sports as the platform to divide us. >> reporter: lebron james is responding to players taking a knee during the national anthem. >> wouldn't you love to see one of the nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say, get that son of a [ bleep ] off the

field right now. he's fired. he's fired! >> reporter: swiftz reaction from roger goodell and owners defending the players' rights to peaceful protest. >> abc 7 news was in leandro to represent the man who celebrated 30 players and coaches and worked for the raiders. ivan league this. >> in solidarity and in response and reaction to donald trump's statements will kneel during "the national anthem" and you will see together the nfl players coming together for this issue. >> civil rights activist sean king believes several hundred

nfl players will be demonstrating in some way today. and president trump also took more verbalho united nations. they called president trump, a, quote, mentally deranged person full of complacency with his finger on the nuclear button. meanwhile, the pentagon says the b1 bombers from guam and the fighter else courts threw over the waters thoughts of little rocket man, they won't be around much longer, that's from donald trump. and new this morning, the latest abc news and "washington post" poll shows most americans do not believe president trump can handle the north korea

situation responsibly. take a look at the survey involving 1,000 americans. 62% do not trust the president. about three-fourths of people support tougher economic sanctions against north korean military targets and offering financial incentives to north korea. and this morning president tump is not giving up on the republican health care bill. he lashed out on twitter yesterday responding to senator john mccain's decision to not back the measure. he says, any intention of voting for this bill. he let senators down. an senators graham and cassidy will talk to george on "this week with george

coming up right after "good morning america." and many are struggling to communicate with tens of thousands of people downstream of a failing dam. maria toppled cell phone i don't know this time. >> dozens met with puerto rico's governor to talk about things they urgently need including water, ice and fuel. pg&e crews are back from florida where they helped restore power lost during hurricane irma. the detail shows hundreds arriving in sacramento yesterday after spending two weeks in the hurricane zone. you tell me what was from all over the country.

some are surprised by >> they were giving us water and food. anything they could offer us they could to help us out. >> reporter: the workers say they hope the left they left hope there. and here's a view from a beautiful morning. it is going to get toasty in san francisco there and in the following days as a warm-up is in store. lisa argen w

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football game featured a rocket squirrel. >> hey, look at him go. to the 20! rex, he might do it. he's going to do it. oh, my goodness, do it. do it! do it. touchdown! oh, man, he's my favorite squirrel. >> well, the little guy, look at him, he's just exhausted but he found the strength to get up and leave the field eventually.

the spirit of germany is in san francisco this weekend. today is the last day of oktoberfest by the bay. if you enjoy beer drinking at pier 48 across from at&t park, there's plenty of music, dance and german food and drink. today's oktoberfest starts at 11:00 this morning and runs until 6:00 tonight. so i guess 11:00 is not too early to start hoisting one. >> why not? we're going to see temperatures above average today in the mid-70s in san francisco. should be about 70, but at the beach right now, 49 degrees. it's been cool the past couple mornings to make you think that we've got a season change. and, in fact, temperatures today are going in the opposite direction. we're warming up into the 80s right here. and more 80s locally around the bay. i'll have the numbers in your neighborhood next. thank you, lisa. also ahead, stanford football looks to win the tenth straight game over ucla.

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oh, no, here in the bay, this is the time when we start to heat up. these are all the facts, figures, numbers and all that science coming up shortly. right now we'll check out sports. tonight the raiders will try to improve to 3-0 on the season. the raiders verse the at 5:30. they are hoping to snap a 13-game losing streak to the trojans. here's the schu with the highlights this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the cal bears have been the surprise in the pac-12 hosting the usc team the best in the conference. the bears are looking for the first win over the trojans since 2003. tony gonzalez at the game, hall of famer, second quarter, vick and weary pounce it in from a yard out. 10-3, bears. the trojans counter. sam darno finds tyler petite. nothing but, 16 yards for the

touchdown. we're tied at 13-13 at the half. fourth quarter, usc up a field goal, cal deep in the territory, usc catches the fumble at the 2-yard line and steven carr plunges in for the touchdown. how will cal respond? six turnovers on the day. four interceptions. ross bowers deep into coverage. u i usc goes the other way. cal with the first loss of the season. they were game, 30-20, the final. >> a lot of disappointed people in the locker room. we came into the game expecting to win and play well. we didn't play as well as we could have. you have to give usc a lot of credit. they are very stall ented and have a really good scheme. you have to give them credit. we can't be discouraged. we have a lot of growth happening around here and have to continue to build on that. >> stanford hosting ucla in the first home game and trying not to lose the third straight

falling to 1-3. the head coach is 6-0 against jim moreau. hoping to keep that stroke going. and stanford's quarterback took a helmet to the chin. chris would leave the field on his own. we go to the locker room for evaluation. he returned but did not play. second quarter, tied at 6-6, josh rossen took care of that. the bruins up 13-6. then k.j. costello can't find anyone open. so what do you do? run for the pylon and dive in for the touchdown. stanford led 23-13 at the half. ucl makes it a three-point game. costello, the first touchdown pass of his career in the quarter. going up .-2300. bryce love, fourth quarter, he's got speed and he is gone. 69 yards.

30 carries for 263 yards. his biggest day at stanford. the cardinals improve to 2-2 with a 58-34 victory. san jose state opening conference play against utah state. first quarter for thinging ing aggies, 7-0, over utah state. this game was on facebook. kent myers with a toss to gerald bright. he'll find a hole and go 43 yards for another touchdown. utah state goes on to win 61-10. spartans fall to 1-4. all right. the a's beat the rangers 1-0 and the giants beat the dodgers 2-0. the raiders in d.c. tonight. we'll have the highlights coming up. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike schuman. have a great day. good sunday morning, everyone. it's starting out clear and comfortable in the 40s and 50s. and it feels pretty good out

there. we'll warm quicker today than yesterday. the atmosphere is dryer and that means lower relative humidity. unfortunately, we have north/northeast winds to worry about. so the national weather service has continued the red flag warning for the north bay hills above a thousand feet right on through tuesday. here we are looking at concord with average highs in the 80s. we'll be in the mid-80s today. that's the coolest day out of the next seven. then look what happens, we are climbing about ten degrees by tuesday and wednesday. we'll eventually cool off, but really still above average when we do cool off. but as we look outside, you'll see that it's nice and clear and calm right now from emeryville. but we're not going to see any fog form. in fact, any wind that we do see is not going to be the good kind because that just moves that dry, dry brush around. so live doppler 7 is showing the clear conditions. a pretty vantage point from mount tam as we look at the sun coming up before 7:00. sun setting at 7:02. numbers up slowly in san

francisco. 62 in oakland. 55 in san jose. 54 in mountain view. still the 40s from gilroy to half-moon bay. at the beach in the 80s yesterday. once again today, we'll be in the 80s. so that's about a 42-degree temperature jump from this morning's lows. 47 in santa rosa. 44 in no have a t novato, 45. the nights are longer with the dryer atmosphere, we lose the heat quicker. we'll have comfortable readings tomorrow despite gaining 2 to 4 thdero ughgr msidweek in terms of afternoon highs. so here's a look at the golden gate bridge. nice and clear and a bit of wind right there. we'll look for warmer days this week. and high fire danger through much of the upcoming workweek. and temperatures continue to be above average through friday. so as we look at the highs tomorrow, we're topping out in the 90s. notice the oranges here getting closer to the bay and 70s will

be prominent tomorrow. but look at this, the mid-70s to upper 70s in san francisco by tuesday. could even be near 80 degrees. and then by wednesday, we're not stopping there, we've got low 90s. and some 80s in the city here with upper 80s around the bay. so it's going to be a warm one for the next several days. today over in oakland, 74 degrees for the day game. the upper 70s by 4:00. and then we'll be looking at highs around the bay, pretty nice at the coast, 70s there with 79 in oakland. 81 in fremont. looking at the mid-80s inland. cooling off tonight in the 40s and 50s. we download the accuweather app, you can track the temperatures in your neighborhood. the seven-day forecast shows the mid-80s tempered compared to where we'll be midweek with the mid-90s around the bay. the 80s at the coast. so i guess it's our summertime, even though some folks would like the cooler weather. but we have the cool nights. >> i saw my first christmas television commercial.

>> no you didn't. >> yeah, i did. we like to keep a running tab when that happens. that was last week. right in the middle of all the hot weather. a tech company that gave a smart thermostat and smart security cam rap waera wants to to other rooms in the home. jonathan blume was at the unveiling in san francisco as google's nest took the wraps off the new products. >> when we started seven years ago, we started with a thermostat. >> reporter: matt rogers co-founded nest with big dreams. so after putting smarts into thermostats, smoke alarms and security cameras, nest revealed the next place it wants to make waves. >> can you think of a better what if home securit was different? >> reporter: the home alarm system is hardly what most would call user friendly. >> we realize the majority of the house alarms are created by house people not knowing how to arm or disarm.

>> reporter: this is a $500 alarm system for the smartphone generation. you install it with no wires or drilling. the app walks you through setting up sensors on doors and windows. >> it will ask you, what type of door, what type of windows. >> reporter: the same center that detects an open door is a motion detector. engineers say it was tough to design. >> it was like taming a dragon. >> and c-net says it is a big deal. >> they have been focusing on a lot of stand-alone devices. off single security camera for inside or outside your home. but then you have a whole home system. >> reporter: there is something else nest wants to reinup vent, and it could be the most important button in your home. we are talkinging about the doorbell. they call it hello, a doorbell with all the smarts of the nest cam iq recognizing people and telling you who is there. >> you want to make sure you get an alert, not just when they push the doorbell but when they don't so you know if someone is loitering on your yard. >> it can tell me from 50 feet

away if there's a stranger in my driveway or just my baby sitter. >> reporter: and there's a keyless lock to disarm the doors. in san francisco, jonathan blume, abc 7 news. coming up, sharks fans get excited for fanfest. we'll have the lineup

happening today, the sharks fans get to meet their favorite players at the team's fanfest. members can get in at 10:00 this morning at sap center. doors open to the public at 1:00. fans can take photos on the ice, get autographs, watch the first ever sharks' legends game and activities throughout the arena include carnival games, a kid zone and practicing your slap shot. tickets are $10. and being on that ice might be a good idea, lisa. i was thinking the same thing. exactly. well, it's going to be warm, but we have the cool mornings and evenings to look forward to. 83 in san rafael. 83 in concord. 86 in livermore. the 80s in santa cruz. the 70s at the local beaches. in the accuweather seven-day forecast, it continues to warm each and every day with the high fire danger in the north bay mountains and the upper elevations with the dry northerly winds.ide o f theth week, check out the 80s at the coast. you can see the 80s in downtown san francisco as well.

>> say it ain't so. hey, that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. "gooerica" is up next.d amrng in have a great sunday, everyone. and a great week ahead.

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crave those crazy squares good morning america. this importanting the president versus the players. donald trump doubling down on his attack on nfl players refusing to stand during the national anthem. the lead firing back. >> fired. >> the president also courting controversy with nba stars. lebron supporting rival steph curry. >> it's not something i can be quiet about. >> as protests spread to a new field. plus, what will happen today on football sunday? show of strength. american bombers and fighter jets buzzing north korea as the country's foreign minister lobs insults at president trump. leaving traditional diplomacy far behind. >> desperate situation. this dam in puerto rico expected to fail at any moment. the rush