gma first look, counting turning towards the sky, the human space race. branson versus good morning, it is friday, july 9. you are watching abc 7 news, who live, and wherever you stream. we will start with your accuweather forecast. >> we look at the winds, they are the biggest mover and shaker of our weather. lo a ve5 miles hour, seveat sf the air-conditioning is off. you can see a few clouds hugging the coast as we look back from the

if you are close to water, you will be comfortable. 65 at half moon bay. downtown san francisco is 76. you can see the same temperature in richmond. low to upper 80s for the bayshore and 90s and 100s in the east bay and north bay. this is not even the most dangerous day. the weekend has our hottest temperatures. here is reggie. first, let's talk about the ground that is still shaking south of lake tahoe. >> this has been the big story all morning. we have counted 270, since the magnitude 2 earthquake. aggressive shaking and arnold, swaying pelton san francisco, the magnitude 6 antelope valley earthquake was wide reaching with nearly 15,000 reporting they felt it. >> it was at 3:30 p.m. in the afternoon when people are sitting around, awake and

attentive. a lot of people at work, basically. >> near laount stwas launed into the air during the rattle. watch as this group along i3 95 near colville realizes what is happening. >> there's an earthquake. >> how do you know? >> the car wiggled. >> reporter: they maneuvered through these massive boulders. sandy marshall at the sierra miller treat motel snapped these photos. the force was strong enough to send items flying. the usgs has reported dozens of aftershocks, the largest was a magnitude 4.5. >> we have produced an aftershock forecast for this event, there's a six percent chance of aftershocks a larger than the initial earthquake. >> austin elliott emphasizes that that is an unlikely scenario. >> reporter: this view from meadow cliff lodge, roxanne boulders were coming down

centennial bluff. sharon and george valerio shared their experience from the north shore of lake tahoe. l and rlian eahqke ths ite big. but the sally resin spoke with abc 7 news after checking on her business. >> it is very scary, we are still feeling the aftershocks. it is pretty unsettling, because, you never know what will happen. but the communities as far south as fresno fell to the quake. the usgs has we can anticipate aftershocks four days following an earthquake this size. san francisco will need to update its the tsunami hazard maps from 2009 a been updated due to new technology, look at the latest

hazard maps, they show areas that are vulnerable to tsunamis and flooding, in the east the data shows that soon on a could impact more of the bay area than previously thought. parts of north beach and the financial district could flood. the department of emergency management is responsible for creating a tsunami plan. >> preparing for the worst case scenario, a 9.3 magnitude off of alaska. that would be the worst case that we look at in san francisco. >> and the east bay a tsunami confirmed waves in west oakland. get ready to feel the heat, we have excessive heat watches and warnings in effect throughout the weekend. at least two people we know will be out there braving the elements. matt? >> reporter: good morning, it is quite pleasant outside, about 65 degrees, as it has been for the past hour or so. that will rapidly change as we get intothe at of the we have been ou concoreaern of

e xt two days. opin in ealike brand pittsburgh. county health officials are advising people to stay inside during the hottest part of the day and avoid any strenuous activity. while it is not expected to get as hot as it was in the pacific northwest last weekend, the warnings to avoid the heat this weekend are underscored by the fact that the heatwave up there is now responsible for more than 100 deaths in oregon, and 70 deaths in washington due to heat related illness. today, tomorrow, you will know the drill. stay out of the heat and stay hydrated. if you want to escape the heat there are options because due

to all of the different microclimates, as mike has been talking about, there will be areas that are 30 degrees cooler in some cases near the coast. go out to the beach. had towards the fog, but if you are out in the east bay, in concord or further east, it will be quite hot. reporting live, matt boone, abc 7 news. the heat power grid you are asked to cut back on your energy from 4:00 to 9:00. using vance, turning off lights, avoid overusing appliances and try to keep the thermostat at 78 degrees or higher. are real-time weather tracker is now live on your tv, so check the current temperatures where you live, air quality and wind conditions can be checked any time alive on our bay area connected tv app, just search for abc 7 news bay area. pfizer will seek

pral for a third dose six months to a year after people get their second shot. pfizer says this will better protect people from the delta variant which is the dominant strain in the u.s. right now. the cdc and the fda had issued a joint statement saying that americans uneventfully vaccinated do not need a booster shot at this time. in these bay, covid-19 cases have doubled and alameda county over the past month. health officials say that the county is seeing an average of 70 new cases a day compared to roughly 29 in late april and early june. hospitalizations are also up and the vast majority of these cases are with on vaccinated people. solving the affordable housing crisis, brand-new building open near the 16th street permanently affordable apartments. 32 are designated for neighborhood residents. there's also a playground and

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california, but the east coast is dealing with a different kind of extreme weather. this is a look at the tropical storm elsa conditions that people on the jersey shore are dealing with right now. they look like they are still out. it is a far cry from this. heavy rain is hitting new york city right now for the morning commute. flash flooding is a big concern, these commuters had to wade through this, it looked like an underground lake. water was pouring into subway stations. elsa spawned a tornado in every stated pass through up the east coast. a 12-year-old girl who got lost in the woods is back with her family this morning, thanks to a canine named mercy. heavy rain and strong winds hit to the area near fort myers, mercy followed the girls sent for a half a mile until she found the child. >> they have cute faces, but, the noses trapped the odor of the person that we are looking

for. >> did you know that? i did not know that. mercy trained alexis finished her training a few days ago. who is a good girl? >> look at marcy. let's talk about elsa, it is off the new jersey coast. it is continuing to push the heaviest of the rain out ahead of it, for several hours of moderate to heavy rain. that means more flooding as we head up and to new england throughout today and early tomorrow morning. we are looking pretty clear away from the coast where there are a few clouds. hot cars today, so watch out for that. it will be calmer on the water and it will be comfortable this morning on mass transit, but less comfortable in the car, and definitely when you get out of them or try to walk wherever you are going inland, this afternoon, clearly, the reason they reach 100 is that they are in the mid-70s.

50 degrees up the 101. if you look at the rest of our neighborhood, we have a lot of 60s in the east bay. we are starting warmer and we will end up warmer this afternoon. here's a . 55 ofd-s th7:00. arming once75 degraround the ba 180 -- the 50s on the coast, while we have 93 degrees for the bay and in the neighborhoods at 7:00. tomorrow will be the hottest day and i will have the numbers for that coming up. i thought of you yesterday when i got in my car running errands, it was hot. very hot. traffic is light, and eight minute drive from the tolls, over towards the san rafael, there's no there. as the sun comes up over the bay bridge toll plaza, we have

reports of a semi that is stuck in one of the toll lanes. they were able to get it unstuck and off to the right and shoulder. no metering lights, and no delays into san francisco. here's a look at your light drive time down the court or from hercules to san francisco, just under 30 minutes. you should wait before you brew your coffee this morning, study says the best time to have your morning cup area bart is playing a farm animal, helping at the station. we will explain, next.

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a video of a hand heist from nieman arcus earlier this week. he says there is nothing more important to him and his office and ensuring that everyone in san francisco feel safe. >> when police bring us cases that have chargeable evidence, including petty theft, shoplifting, and organized retail crime, we take action and the vast majority of those cases. we were enforcement in san francisco and across the bay area to dismantle the work and eyes to retail crime network that creates a marketplace for stolen goods. >> 15 charges were filed against the suspect caught on video. this is a walgreens in san francisco. she said last year the retail theft task force recovered eight million dollars of stolen goods, in one operation involving several agencies. new details we are hearing from a nurse that was killed by a grizzly bear and a small town in montana.

the yellow can was a retired nurse on a long distance bike ride with friends. wildlife officials said the 400 pound bear pulled her out of her tent and killed her. her northern california friends remembered her as someone who was kind and loved adventure. >> she always had a smile on her face. she loved life. she sent me a text that i cannot wait to see my dog. >> officials are searching for this air, using dna recovery to compare it against any bears that wildlife officials managed to track. in the east bay, bart is depending on codes. the goats were grazing along the side of highway 24 in lafayette, officials say they hired hundreds of goats to clear 35 acres of brush. the goats worked fast and they are more nimble than humans. >> if you need coffee to

function in the morning, do not drink it and fill an hour after you wake up. dietitians say that people love natural energy spikes shortly after they wake up because of cortisol levels and the body. mike is laughing. you should let the stress hormone calm down before you add caffeine to the mix. instead of one will have more energy throughout the day. if you are prone to caffeine jitters, try drinking your coffee while you are eating breakfast and this will slow the rate at which your body absorbs the caffeine. why are you laughing? >> i guess i have a lack of cortisol. >> you don't get the jolt? >> the only jolt i get is the alarm, i and me cursing at it. >> that is a jolt as well. >> it is. okay. it is 6:19 am. let's take a look at what is

going on. you can see a few high clouds out of there, they will move on and open us up to full on sunshine like we see from the exploratory m camera. our hottest afternoon is sunday . our highest risk of heat illness.e full on 1000 feet, temperatures are in the 70s and 80s and the marine layer, around 800 feet. that is why some of us are in the 50s and 60s. 98 at morgan hill. what a spread across the south bay. 80 at santa cruz. 80-90 on the peninsula. over at the coast we look at mid-60s. mid to upper 70s downtown and south san francisco. find your spot at the park, i'm

sure they will be taken rapidly during the evenings. if you're going to the game tonight, we will not have the usual breeze or fog. it will be relatively comfortable. a 30 degrees spread from the coast of the north bay to that alley. cloverdale and northward, you will have 100 degrees. everybody else will be in the low to upper 80s. everybody will top 100 to 106 degrees in our east bay values. you can see that there are 50s around the bodies of water, but once you get out of it, 60s and 70s for lowe's. sleeping tonight, tougher sleeping saturday night into sunday following our hottest day. you will get comfort around the bay, starting monday. that will move inland tuesday. 60s, 70s, and 80s next week. coming up on abc 7 news, we have a look at what is ahead. >> reporter: great to be here with you, standing in elsa.

it is day four of tracking this, it has caused a tornado in every state it has touched. we have already had three days of severe storms that brought complete saturation to the northeast. 4-6 inches on top of that, we will have a big time problem with water, i say that sensitively because i know what you are going through. i will be tracking all of this, also i had, the latest on the pandemic. pfizer announces they are developing a booster shot to take because of the hyper transmissible delta variant. the fda saying it is not needed yet. what you need to know this this morning. join us live for the new spelling bee champion, what an incredible young woman. you don't want to miss her. lebron james, his new movie, his

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don pedro, 61, this is the percent of capacity. everywhere else we are not at half capacity. we are a third in oroville, lance and louise. san luis has 37 percent of capacity. let's talk about something nicer. if you can find shade. 98 at 6:00. 88 degrees at 8:00. when the sun goes down we are at 82 degrees. we will start at anyone at the bay. 61 at the coast, down to 57. we are 48 hours away from blastoff, sir richard branson will take his rocket spaceship thing to the edge of space on sunday. that is the official name. kidding. a twin fuselage carrier chet

will take the rocket to a cruising altitude of 50,000 feet. then the spaceplane will be released and fired up 55 miles above the new mexico desert. of those on board will get a few minutes of weightlessness before they come back to earth. >> it has been 17 years of hard work. >> fellow billionaire jeff bezos is ready for his own trip to space, in 11 days. he is hoping -- hopping i should say, on a journey that will take them further up then renton, at 62 miles above the earth. we know of one chef who will occupy the new food: the bay area. the state street market opens next month, the food all is located on the ground floor of the building at state and third streets. san francisco chef tracy harden will open a restaurant at the its going e calirnian ann ds the cheffor fine dining french restaurants, that you can see in this video.

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that is my favorite part. the confetti cannon. it gets me every time. this year's spelling bee superstar making a lot of buzz this morning -- got it? she shared what it was like and to the word that juan it all. it >> happy friday, it is july 9. you are watching abc 7 news , life, on who and wherever you stream. we will get to that story but we also have to talk about the heat. it will be very hot in some places. >> i will present this to you with a smile on my face knowing that it will be tough to deal with over the next few days. starting today at noon, through sunday the south bay is under the heat advisory. the mid-90s to mid-100s. the risk of heat illness is there. it is greater in the area and read because temperatures can reach 115 degrees. look at the 100s and the north and east bay. 90s elsewhere. 80s around the bay and 70s at the coast.

it will be even hotter tomorrow. we are tracking the aftermath of a magnitude 6 earthquake yesterday afternoon. this map shows all the earthquake set up in the area in the past 24 hours. at last check there were 280 earthquakes. we are tracking the aftermath of that right now. the new video shows a damaged fleamarket and walker, 5 miles from the quake's epicenter. >> it felt like it lifted the building up and slammed it back down. we have had at least eight or nine aftershocks since. i was in my truck, getting out of the store, i had my truck -- it is a four-wheel-drive, but, it was slammed on its axles. my passenger door pop open. the store workers estimate the damage at the to

dollars. is your disastrous like it ready? it should include water. one gallon per person, per day. a flashlight, power -- battery- powered radio, all of these things. we have all of these items listed on www.abc7news.com. we can build a better bay area by giving you the tools to navigate the impact of our changing climate. >> get ready for a weekend heat wave, there's a flex alert, asking you to cut back on energy use. our reporter matt boone is live in concord, these they will be hot today, hi matt. >> good morning, reggie. i have not checked the temperature for a little bit, but, it is quite pleasant. as we have been saying, that will change this afternoon heading into this evening, an then tomorrow it will remain hot. in this part of the bay area, we expect to see the highest temperatures.

further east you will be getting it as well. that is why they will be opening up some of the cooling centers for people who want to go there and utilize some of the free air conditioning. there will be places and brentwood, antioch and pittsburgh, in addition to other cooling centers and santa clara county. health officials are advising people to stay inside during the hottest part of the day and avoid strenuous activity. there are two guys that will not be doing that. the c stars are out here. we have been talking about them and they say that the hardest part about their record- breaking attempt has been the really chilly nights. they say they are ready for they need, kind of. >> disarm his sunburn. we are half your body for most parts. we will figure it out. >> they are trying to stay on the seaside hill tomorrow, at noon, when they break the record.

one full day of hot temperatures, later today, and then tomorrow as well. we will see how they fare out here. everybody else, you know the drill, stay safe and say out of the sun as much as you can. if you want to go outside, had to the coast where there is going to be much cooler temperatures near the bay area. reporting, live in concord, abc 7 news. >> you can check out to the temperatures, air quality and wind speed at any time. you can download our app from roku, apple tv, android tv or apple tv. just search for abc 7 news bay area. a to the covid-19 pandemic, pfizer is developing a better vaccine booster shot to

the highly transmissible delta variant. >> the cdc says it is not needed. pfizer released it is saying that it's two dose vaccine works very well against the delta variant. that is why doctors are questioning the drug companies motives for introducing a third shot. he >> my concern is that the motive is financial. the government is quite unlikely to purchase doses of four the u.s. population like they did the first and the second. there's so much a date and now, people will purchase them, and they will make money off of it. >> pfizer cited an israeli study which found immunity we can six months after vaccination, and they said that they want to stay out of the virus. the speaker of the assembly is weighing whether or not to require covid-19 vaccinations for everyone working in the capital. there is an outbreak among nine assembly employees. four of the employees were fully vaccinated when they tested positive last week. one of them tested negative. all mine worked in the same office. the vaccine mandate is something that would need to be

figured out with public health officials and claimant attorneys. for now, masks are required again. to the expansion of the drought emergency, including 50 of our 58 counties. governrcent. every francisco is now under a drought state of emergency. san mateo and santa clara counties were added yesterday. 42 percent of the population live in areas under the state of emergency. the government said that we are still in a better position than where we were during the last drought when they were mandatory cut backs. >> currently, residential uses 16 percent below where we were in 2013, as we go into this next route. >> the governor's office as a 15 percent water reduction would save enough to supply 1.7 million households a year.

contra costa county is asking residents to cut by 10 percent. there is a stage i water shortage level. marin county will allow most residents to turn on the sprinklers on one assigned to day per week. a 20 percent cut in sonoma went into effect this week. santa clara declared a water shortage emergency last month, setting the stage for a mandatory limit. account and the central valley cannot cut back on water use because they are already out of water. the well in terraced and dried- up weeks ago, and the pumps failed leaving the people who left there with little to no water going through their homes. the lucky ones get a trickle from their faucets. >> it is awful. you cannot cool down, you cannot take a shower. nothing. >> several organizations have stepped in to meet water needs but supplies are limited. a family of four gets five

gallons every two weeks. goodness. this is not the first time this has happened. the town is dealt with three well failures in recent years. >> a big boost for local small businesses that can get a piece of the pie and a $12 million fund. >> we are taking a live look at the big board, the new york stock exchange is up by 255 points. we have another update on the market, next. we have a sneak peek of lebron james is spent on an all- time classic, space jam. >> i cannot wait for that. >> it will feel more debate between him and jordan. that will push sales and it will be good. let's take a look at what is happening at these bales. if you clouds along the coast.

we are waking up to sunshine, leading us to dangerous weather lady -- later on. hot cars, 160 degrees inside your car. avoid hard services if you are taking your dog for a walk. their paws could get burned easily. if you will be on the day, that is the best place. calm conditions. the coolest temperatures will be over the ocean in the day.

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according to the mercury music and turns a black lives matter this depicts 1970s ear de like liberation army member and fugitive a shot sikora. she killed a new jersey state police trooper and 1972. the five officers have claimed that the imagery was offensive and discriminatory. it fosters a retaliatory and hostile work environment. palo alto police are asking for the public's health and solving some race hate crimes. racist graffiti was found that el camino park, the second time in a month since this has happened. the graffiti expressed hatred towards white people. >> damages city property concerns us, it is vandalism. number two, with the vandalism, if it expresses hatred of a particul g

elevated to a crime investigation. he >> this comes as the city deals with an uptick in eight crimes or incidents since march of last year, including violence against asian americans and the defacing of signs relating to the black lives matter movement there's any way to pass the time on your flight out of san jose international airport. sjc has launched a new library concept where you can download for hooks onto your phone, tablet or laptop. you can log on to way wi-fi network to access 400 available titles. the collection includes bestsellers, fiction, nonfiction and it gets updated month. the pandemic has been devastating for small businesses, and others help from a 12 million dollars fund and san francisco, applications are open now for the small business recovery loan fund. businesses can apply for zero percent interest loans of 1000 dollars. the chamber of commerce found 50 percent of san francisco businesses are still closed as the city is reopening. for your money report, and

sicard has snagged to the top female executive as the ceo, facebook's top executive, to be exact. she was appointed as ceo august 2. she joins and sicard at a moment when the company is expected to go public, the latest valuation puts insta cart at $39 billion. looking at the stock exchange, training gets underway and you can see that we are at 314 points. this morning, we are from a spelling superstar from louisiana. >> that is correct. >> is that how they said it? okay, stage. it >> we should not be spelling were reading the names. >> 14-year-old tidy love made it

history. she spelled -- how do you say this? maria? >> what are you saying? you have set it three different ways. >> let's throw it back to her, she spelled it correctly. she was the first african- american and second black winter. her spelling is not her only talent. she talked about her love for basketball on good morning america >> i have been laying basketball since i was five years old. >> we saw what you did with staff curry, incredible. do you want to play in the wnba someday? >> i am thinking about in the wnba, or overseas. i would like to go overseas because i like going on trips and stuff. i am pretty interested in that. >> yes.

okay, you can watch more of her interview coming up at 7:00 on gma. is six greater at gale ranch middle school came in second place, congratulations. we are very proud of you. >> i cannot believe she's only in sixth grade. that is amazing. >> okay, new at 6:00, the one and only lebron james talks about the new space jam movie that hits theaters next friday. it has been 25 years since the original hit came out with michael jordan. lebron james is in the remake. he told robin roberts about the big shoes that he had to fill. >> i was intimidated because i was 12 years old when the first one came out in 96. i know what it did for me. i felt it was the best sports movie i had ever seen. i grew up watching looney tunes, laughing and crying with those guys.

i drew inspiration from the great michael jordan. >> lebron says this is not just a sports movie. it is about parents and the relationship they have at their kids. you can watch the full interview coming up, on gma. >> welcome to the space jam. the best part about friday as you can weekend. you're now searching for new things to do for the summer. he >> if you need ideas, we have you covered. >> it might as well be the summer of love, it will feel like it in the neighborhood where it all started.

eighth street san francisco is throwing a block party to celebrate the states reopening. your eyes will get explosions of color with fresh murals and tie-dye from local artists. it is not any black party, it is a block party with new orleans swing style ban mj brass boppers and scott cooperman who has worked with the grateful dead. three facepainting, from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the corner of and they expect, nothing better than a free summer movie night in the park. all of your family's favorites, disney soul, lady and the tramp, and madagascar three are part of the beloved summer series. make sure you bring your beach chairs, bring your snacks and anything that you might need to stay warm for the show. tonight's movie starts at 8:45 p.m., make sure you get there early because street parking is limited. don't be afraid to show off your dance moves as well, with the return of the roller disco

party at golden gate art. the man known as the godfather avenue skate will lead the state with groovy tunes and teach disco dance moves for any age. this is from it new net to 5:00 p.m. on sunday. the skate arena on sixth avenue and kennedy drive. all kinds of fun things to do, you can check it out and get more details. it is on the front page of our website. we put together a whole list of shows, there's barbecues and buffets, it's going down this weekend and the bay area. just go to www.abc7news.com. >> will you go a third time? >> yes. i'll be batting in the tower of power. >> okay, she's into it. >> a local favorite, absolutely. he >> whatever you are doing, try to stake. that is the name of

the game. in santa cruz we have a few clouds. i clouds, they will go away and the 55 will be turning into a sunny 80 degrees on the beach. do that, you can tell that it looks hazy already. kind of warm, from the tower at san francisco. we will not be too hot today. the mid-70s, and that will be some of our milder temperatures. sunny sky, dangerous heat. the starry night and less comfort tonight and tomorrow night following the two hottest days, today and tomorrow. this is dangerous heat. let's take a look at our numbers. the 98 at morgan hill, 95 at los gatos. the 90 at redwood city. there you go, mid-60s along the coast. mid to upper 70s for downtown, and south san francisco. 80 degrees and sausalito. our microclimate is an action. 60s to 90s in the valleys. it is going to be comfortable, 76 and richmond, 81 and and and

99 degrees in san ramon. elsewhere, 100 and these bay valley. that is deafly not comfortable. we have a record i have 90 degrees and tile, 113 in fresno. you have to go to the coast. monterey, 73 degrees. do not add up to the mountains. 90s and 100s up there. tonight you could see more 60s out there. 70s and 80s. 50s the closer you are to water. that is where the best will be. we will see a slight cooling monday for the bay, and then everyone will be back to average with morning clouds, afternoon sunshine and 60 at the coast. have a good weekend. thank you, mike, the black widow movie is in theaters, if you cannot wait for theaters to open, wanted right now i disney plus with your premier access. this is the first new marvel >> into years. it stars scarlett johansson who provides a back story of the main character.

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it is 6:58 am, here are seven things to know this morning. the most dangerous heat starts at noon today, south bay is under a heat advisory. i would not be surprised if the north the day after that. don't forget, hotter for the areas in red. there have been hundreds of aftershocks after a 6.0

earthquake. the shaking caused rockslides in the california nevada border. governor newsom is asking everyone to voluntarily cut water use by 15 percent. all counties are under a drought state of emergency. a bombarded with heavy rain and wind from elsa, and areas of new england are bracing for its impact this morning. pfizer has created a booster shot for the delta variant and will ask the fda for emergency use authorization, but to the fda says it is not needed right now. 101 northbound and south san jose, towards 85 has been clear but slow traffic is remaining. a world record could be broken in concord, two men fight for the title of the longest teeter totter ride and they are expected to break the record of 216 hours, later today. >> it is so hot up there as well. >> there not done, go until tomorrow because they have to protect the record. they want to preserve that legacy. >> they need lots of water.

>> well, good luck to them. >> it is very exciting. >> congratulations. good morning, america. as we join you this friday morning, tropical storm elsa is soaking the northeast. elsa's path. the storm spins tornadoes and dumps rain to millions up the east coast. a double punch hitting the northeast, after powerful thunderstorms caused flooding, stranding drivers. ginger and rob are tracking it all this morning. booster ahead? pfizer says you could need a third dose of its vaccine but the cdc and fda both say it's not needed yet. what you need to know this morning as that delta variant spreads. americans arrested. nearly 20 people in custody including two u.s. citizens after that brazen assassination of haiti's president. the latest at this hour.