multiple schools. it's a on fontaine street, right along interstate 580. not far from the keller avenue exit. we have team coverage for you tonight unser. hassan is live at eden medical center ryan curry at highland hospital. that's where victims were taking to be treated abc 7 news reporter lee ann. melendez is speaking with parents, but we're going to begin with abc 7 news reporter tim johns tim. yeah, dan. now as you say of those sits people who are injured to have life-threatening injuries one person has been released to our pending release and one is sustaining non-life threatening injuries now of the oakland police department says they are looking for one shooter. although they believe others may also be involved. this is still an ongoing and active investigation and opd is asking the community to step forward and help if they have any information to try and bring these folks responsible to justice now switching gears a little bit. i have to tell you we have

talked to dozens of parents this afternoon many of them as you can imagine filled with just fear and anxiety over what happened over what could have happened to their children to their grandchildren to their loved ones. i spoke to one man in particular and i want you guys to listen to some of what he had to say to us. so i come at this time normally to pick up my daughter and the streets were closed off and the police said they're gonna bring my just gonna cart everybody down the street and i just knew that was in the case. i heard about the shooting at the high school and my daughter goes to elementary school. so i'd have to figure out a way to come and grab her. did you have any fears any thoughts running through your mind? obviously your daughter. she's so young. hey, you're anxious. i mean you hear about this happening all the time. i knew it was a high school. so there was likely no issue with my daughter, but this is the closest it's ever got to home. so it's a it's a surreal feeling and you start to feel panic. you're like i just want to get to my daughter streets are closed off park at the bottom of the hill walked up, you know, just got to do what you got to

do to put your your eyes on your child and then go from there. i know obviously your daughter amara. she said she's just four years old. she might not really be cognizant of what's going on. how was she when you picked her up. did she seem unless clueless fortunately clueless. she just happy to see her dad and not even curious has to sort of why are we doing a different routine today? she hasn't hasn't connected yet, which is which is good. we'll probably just keep it that way and i know sir you say that this is something that happens. unfortunately a lot not just here in the bay area, but around our country as a parent. is it something that you worry about especially now that has hit a little bit closer to home it is i have four other children that go to another school and last year. we started to thinking through and talking to the school about what's your what's the what's the protocol when a school shooting happens? and do they have policies in place wasn't quite as tight as we'd like my daughter just started to go into this school local academy. ago, so we're not abreast of what the protocol is on a shooting seems like they handed it well today, but it's now, you

know top of mind. now the oakland unified school district did tell us that there was a little bit of delay in their system letting parents know that something was going on. however, they tell us that that is solely because they were busy making sure that everyone in the school site was safe and that the building was secure i'm live in oakland tim johns abc 7 news. all right, tim. thank you. and certainly this is left many people shaken abc 7 news reporter liam. melendez has been talking to parents and other community members there at a nearby church where the parents and kids have been reunifying together leanne. i know you've seen some powerful reaction to what's happened today. yeah, you know liz and this is their reality teachers and staff are trained to escort their students when there is an active shooter involved and this is exactly what happened today. you know, they did it in an orderly fashion. the school is about the campus

is about half a mile away from here and you know, this was where parents were told come and pick your students keller and mountain the intersection. it was very busy for what for a long time. and especially when we arrived and when we first got here, you know the teachers and staff were very concerned because they asked us please give the students a little bit of space and and absolutely we understand that and we also understand that the teachers and the staff and the principles also needed their own. to at what? we are experiencing too often here with children taking violence as their measure of addressing their issues is it's not healthy and it has not served our children. well, we've not given enough to really invest in them with the

love and the support and the programs and the initiatives that are really needed particularly in this part of our community. we've just invested in them and so children are taking matters into their own hand how these students believe that they were going to resolve conflict by walking on to campus with guns and shooting students and others in the midst of this. and he lost me for a moment there, but i'm back again. that was the city council member for this district, and she was saying again, there are so many unanswered questions. for example, how do you explain you know how this happens the person did enter or several people. they don't know whether or not they went penetrated the school. they know that they were on campus. was it one person? what was you know, what was what what are the answers at this moment? so a lot of unanswered questions, but that person that's it council person was in contact with police all

afternoon now the school board will have its meeting to tonight. it's a wednesday. they always have it on a wednesday. so that has not been canceled now i'm to hear back. and i just checked my text messages to see but whether or not the campus will reopen tomorrow. we just don't know that at the moment. so again, you know, very traumatizing for so many kids and we were here to see that moment when they were reunited with their parents and it was a very emotional moment. i'm live in oakland's leeann melendez abc 7 news emotional. i filled with so much relief obviously man. thank you very much abc 7 news reporter. ryan curry is live outside highland hospital where the most serious victims three of them were taken to be treated ryan. what's the latest there? yeah, good evening, dan. we did receive an update about an hour and a half ago telling us that of the three victims who

have been treated here two of them are in critical but stable condition while that third victim is just in a stable condition, which is an improvement from this afternoon during our first update when they told us that they all three of them were in critical condition. that's the list update we've received so far, but there are a lot of emotions coming from highland hospital right now. this is a big hospital that treats a lot of trauma victims in and around east oakland in and around oakland. i should say and this one happening near a school. this time is definitely causing a lot of people alarm about what happening with the amount of gun

violence. we've been saying the ceo of alameda health system telling us that this has been a very emotional time. in 2021 and 2022 we've seen. most of doubling of the violent crime yeah, obviously, this is a very difficult time for oakland right now. we're seeing just a numerous amounts of violent episodes many of them evolving gun violence and today is no different than the other sadly. it's what we're seeing here and now we're seeing officials here to hospital saying that something has to change which has a big voice in and of itself, but the big news coming from this particular incident. is that of the three victims treated here at the hospital two of them are in critical condition. well one is just in stable condition and that's the latest update we have right now. they told us that if there was

new information coming throughout the night they will let us know but that's the current situation we have here at highland hospital in oakland ryan currie. abc 7 news right ryan. very good. thank you. here's a quick recap again of tonight's breaking news at least six people have been injured in a shooting at an oakland school campus all of the victims are 18 years of age and older three of them are being treated a highland hospital where you just heard ryan curry reporting live three others treated at a hospital and castro. we understand one has been released there to others may be pending release the campus houses four schools, including rudsdale continuation high school and rudsdale newcomer high school. police. say the shooting happened on the rudsdale portion of the school campus administrators are still deciding whether classes will be held tomorrow. no one at this point has been arrested. oakland education association is reacting to today's shooting saying enough is enough union president keith brown released a statement writing that educators are distraught for your teachers doing right now.

yes, today is a painful day for oakland unified school district for our community and just a difficult time for our educators. we know that our public schools are safe havens for our students and to have an incident like this. happen is just heartbreaking and this is a lot for our educators our students and and our families and weeks ago in oakland. we had another tragic shooting incident in our schools and enough is enough. this has this must stop are community. we need to fully support our students and our and our

schools. we need to make sure that our schools are to say havens that they deserve to be and this is a tragic day for oakland, but this is a national crisis. this is a calling for the city of oakland, but this is a national calling that we must prioritize our students and make sure that our students have safe schools that they have safe havens of learning absolutely and i want to ask you about some of those solutions in just a moment, but first. more information as we're still gathering information about what happened today are all of your teachers safe. we know there were six victims, but we haven't heard much about who those victims are. do you know of any of the teachers or staff were injured in the shooting? i don't have any specific

information on individuals, but we are praying for all of the individuals that have have been affected by this tragic shooting and this is just something that not happen anymore and our in our schools. so keith. what are you calling for specifically? what do you want to see from the school district to secure to better secure schools. we would like to see i would like to see. investments in community schools, making sure that we have mental health professionals at all school sites. also we need to make sure that our educators all adults on campus are fully trained and have all of the resources needed to deescalate any kind of

situation that may happen on campus. we need to make sure that our campuses are secure to make sure that they have all of the necessary, you know cameras and that's the necessary staffing to make sure that incidents like this will not will not happen. and it's it's a calling where all of our elected officials. oh everyone our our community we have to come together for our students my student night for our students and make sure that we have safe schools that we are committed to make sure that our students our safe havens our schools are saying i keith i know it's it's a really tough day and i hear everything you're saying and i hope we can continue this conversation that truly needs to be had as you mentioned. national crisis. in the coming days.

so keith brown. thank you for joining us tonight with the oakland teachers union. thank you. and we did send a push alert when the news broke about this shooting you can get the latest breaking news as it happens with the abc 7 news app you can download the app by searching abc 7 bay area and your phone's app store and be sure to enable push alerts a lot more to come here mental health has become paramount during the pandemic especially for children the important conversations experts say parents should have about a touchy subject. an area city council meeting turns heated and now one council member is accusing another of assault. i'm meteorologist sandia patel. i'll have the very latest on hurricane ian that is leaving behind a path of destruction plus a look at our warmer weather here in the bay area coming up when abc 7 news at coming up when abc 7 news at 6:00 don't mind me. i'm just the flu.

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with a qualifying bundle. up suicide prevention month the child mine institute is encouraging parents to have important and potent. life-saving conversations with their kids as youth mental health struggles continue to rise in this country abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey spoke with an expert who explained the benefits a safety plan can have

on a child when times are tough. september may be suicide prevention month, but the awareness we raise in these 30 days carries on all year long experts say breaking down the stigma of mental health makes a difference. i think there's a little bit of a myth or a fallacy out there that actually talking about suicide and suicidal thoughts can put those ideas especially in teenagers and kids heads when they weren't already there and there's no research supports supporting that that is true. in fact, dr. joanna stern with the child. mind institute says it legitimizes their feelings and gives them a place to talk about them and when those conversations happen the child mind institute encourages parents to create a safety plan with their kids to mitigate risk of suicidal behaviors. the plan is an agreement between the family to understand what kind of thoughts kids are having and discourage ways in which they can act on those thoughts and their environment. we really want to put as many barriers as we can. between them having the thought

or the urge and them being able to act on it an example of that dr. stern gave me was a child who tells their parents that they have thoughts of taking pills as a way of suicide the agreement for the parents and the child would focus on removing the ability for that to happen. one of the things that goes into the safety plan is i agree to let my parents lock up all of the medication in our home. and i agree to let my parents take apple pay off of my phone so that i don't have access to go into a store and purchase pills and these are really short-term things that we put in place the long-term part of the plan is creating a safe network of family and friends who could distract kids from depressive thoughts or be there as an open sounding board when times are tough like it has been recently for kids dr. stern says these actions taken from a conversation seems simple, but proactivity is key to circumventing tragedy and it can save lives in san jose dustin dorsey abc 7 news. and we have a link to that child safety plan on our website abc 7

news com slash take action if you or someone, you know could use an ally when it comes to mental health. that is what you're going to find a lot of other local resources by going to that page and for urgent matters, you can call the national suicide in crisis dialing 988. well, did you feel it a lot of people in the south bay may have felt an earthquake this morning it hit just after 10 am and according to the us geological survey at measured 3.4 and the epicenter is northeast of the alum rock area actually in alameda county. we have not heard of any reports of damage or injuries, and we wouldn't expect it with a quake of that relatively small magnitude. absolutely now our weather here's been pretty nice. but of course we're thinking about everything going on in florida. yeah this massive storm. hurricane ian. that's swept across just raked across florida today meteorologist. sandy patel is tracking as it continues san diego to move across the state. that's right, dan and liz it is moving inland right now. it has weakened from a category 4 when it made landfall earlier

this afternoon near caio, costa florida as a category 4 storm. so let's take a look at live doppler 7 right now you can see some heavy bands of rain moving across the central portion of the state tornado watch boxes on the eastern side. they've already had reports of tornadoes. look at the eye on the storm as it made landfall is now a category 2 wind gusts of 180 miles an hour. the biggest concern is it's moving to the north northeast at 8 miles an hour so slow so by tomorrow morning, it will weaken further to a cat one then a tropical storm as it approaches daytona beach eventually moving out over the warm waters of the atlantic ocean and curving back towards the carolinas over the weekend the slow nature of the storm means that the inundation they're dealing with is going to continue storm surge of 12 to 18 feet rainfall totals. i mean in areas up to 30 inches and you know that that is going to mean devastation and flooding

for days. it's already causing catastrophic damage numerous warnings and watches are in effect right now storm reports from across the region there have been almost two dozen that includes not only flooding but also wind damage and rip currents as well. our picture omar tower cameras, so nice in comparison we have what looks to be a summertime pattern. you see the fog from our tower cameras. also some higher clouds as we are seeing a system passing to our north breezy evening foggy areas overnight warmer weather the next two days and we're looking at cooler weather what temperatures below average for the weekend. here's the trough that kept the breezy conditions going today kept our temperatures below where they should be for this time of year and you will notice that the winds are on shore 24 miles an hour at sfo right now, which is giving you the nice fresh feeling temperatures in the 60s to 80s at this hour as we go hour by hour fog tomorrow morning will be pretty much right around the coast in the bay and maybe dense. so watch out if you are

commuting in the morning and then in the afternoon, most of you will see sunshine your morning numbers will range from the upper 40s to the upper 50s afternoon highs upper 60s to the upper 80s. it's a mild to warm thursday and we'll turn up the heat on friday autumn warmth with low 90s inland. 60s coast side but you know we always have something for everyone. how about some drizzle saturday morning temperatures drop off over the weekend coming down below average. once again mid-60s co-side low to mid 80s inland and then a slight rebound before those temperatures come right back down. again. this is really a nice time of year. it is gorgeous. yeah. daniel is all right controversy is brewing in daily city. what happened between two council members at a meeting that has one of them getting police involved

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there's major tension at daly city hall after a city council member accused another council person of assaulting her. it's brought on a police investigation now an abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes has more in the accusations and the response from the accused council member. this regularly scheduled council meeting for daily city turned out to be anything but routine i am distraught. because council number teaching upon a salted me city councilmember just lam manalo accused fellow councilmember pam digiovanni of assaulting her and forcing her to go to the hospital before the meeting dgiovanni who was running for re-election spoke out immediately after denying the allegations saying she herself has been bullied though. she didn't clarify by whom i veeingly denied that i did anything to assault and that all this is politically motivated. because i would never do such a thing to anyone.

so what is it manolo is accusing digiovanni of we spoke with her in her attorney. she says it started when both she and dgiovanni both went to a conference room at the same time monday. i was walking out. she slammed the door, um on me while i was i was just exiting we reached out several times to dgiovanni and have not heard back a spokesperson for daily city police confirmed with us that there is an active investigation into the allegations. they said in part that due to it being an active investigation. no further details are being released at this time. manalo shared this picture. she says is of a bruise. she got when the door was slammed on her it my back is very painful still the doctor said, i can't heavy lift any heavy things. but now that her attorney are calling for an internal investigation into the alleged assault and say she'll likely be filing a worker's compensation claim. we reached out to the daily city assistant manager for comment as well as the mayor and other council members and have

not heard back at this point manolo and her attorney say that they are not filing a lawsuit against the giovanni, but she says she wants to hear more from her fellow council member the decency. to step up until the truth in daly city zach fuentes abc 7 news all right. we're tracking hurricane ian tonight after it's slammed into florida this afternoon. there are fears of flooding a potentially storm surge that could swamp areas along the coast also here great white sharks have a reputation as being the top predator in the water how their behavior could be an important indicator of what's happening along the california coast that story it took 10 years before parents learned babies died in a popular bassinet. i'm michael finney head on seven on your side why the government can't warn you about dangerous products

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millions were buying unaware that infants had died in it until it was recalled a grieving mom wished she'd known about the fatalities before she laid her daughter in the rock and play so why didn't no one warn parents seven on your side's michael finney really is here with some startling revelations. it is a member of congress called it a national scandal the company knew babies died in the rock and play the consumer product safety commission new but was stopped from morning us parents. we were the only one that's left in the dark. it's because of a gag rule muslin the cpsc which is now trying to warn us about the death of more babies, but it's not easy. a lot of anger that they knew i told you the story of. character whose newborn baby emma was sleeping in her fischer price inclined bassinet four years ago. she never woke there's something wrong with emma. and she was blue. emma was found in the inclined rock and play with her head

hanging down not breathing. i was just on the floor plane erica and her partner had no idea the consumer product safety commission had been investigating a series of deaths into rock and play cpsc is legally barred from warning the public about product dangers without first getting consent from the companies rock and play was recalled in 2019 eight months after emma died if i had known about the dangers of the fisher-price rack in place sleeper even minutes before emma was placed in it. i would still have my daughter today rock and play had been linked to more than 30 infant deaths since 2009, but after the recall, the rock can play was blamed for even more infant deaths absolutely shocking lawmakers come in to tell him fisher price last summer to hear we're fisher-price acknowledged the death toll had triple how many children have died totally? in this toy or whatever today we are aware of approximately. believe it is the numbers

currently 97. i am appalled fisher-price admitted here today for the first time 97 infants died in the rock and play. is there an acceptable death quota and we're talking babies here, mr. cries on behalf of mattel. will you accept responsibility for this tragedy? let me first say that the hearts go out to every family who suffered the loss the rocking place slipper was safe when used in accordance with its instructions and safety warnings. the slipper was designed and developed following extensive research medical advice pity attritions had warned inclined sleep is dangerous for babies due to risk of suffocation want a baby is on an incline. it's actually harder for them to keep their head and neck straight. and so it's harder to keep their airways straight now the cpsc in fisher price her warning 13 more babies have died since 2009 in another fisher.

product an incline baby sheet called infant to toddler rocker. however, the rocker was not recalled. it's still on store shelves the morning for the rocker says it should never be used for sleep, but it does not say how or why the baby's died cpsc said it learned of the 13 deaths in march, but the consumer product safety act prohibits the cpsc from releasing information or warning about any specific product without consent from the company. hello known as the gag rule. so cpsc negotiated with fisher price for nearly three months over terms of the warning before it was issued in june a delay the troubled one commissioner because if there's any delay in a child buys in that period because we weren't able to tell the public it's beyond tragic, but erica says she free to warn parents you have a chance. i wish that i have that chance. congress has been taking action a new law just took effect and

out bans all inclined may be sleepers like the rock and play and a bill in congress would repeal the so-called gag rule now if it passes of cpsc would be able to warn us about dangerous products. it seems like a simple fix to some of these hidden dangers, but will it pass? i'll keep track and i will report back. now i want to hear from you. send us your stories about buying a home a car paying off a loan anything that has to do with you and your family's money. we want to hear about both your triumphs and frustrations go to abc7news.com slash seven on your side to share those stories. all you, michael. sure. all right. we're following more breaking news tonight powerful hurricane en made landfall today in florida. it's now churning across the state it rapidly intensified with maximum sustained winds reaching 155 miles per hour abc news reporter morgan norwood is in tampa, which is just north of where the eye crashed ashore.

hurricane ian tearing through florida making landfall on the southwest coast as a category 4 storm. winds clocking in over 150 miles per hour flashing the coast abc's ginger zee and fort myers as the storm comes ashore now a rogue boat has broken. floating, right eous storm coming in very hazardous. very ominous. we know the life threatening nature of that in naples fierce winds taking out power lines. watch a fly during the heavy gust but it's this eerie site that has areas from tampa to sarasota on high alert water receding from the tampa bay manatee river and charlotte harbor as ian draws it in all before spewing it out again as that dangerous 5 to 12 foot storm surge. don't go out there. it's so dangerous to be out there. so even if you see the water receding it's not the time to go

out there and and look at it. you can even see the storm surge coming in on sanibel island the water rising and flooding streets in a matter of minutes as ian creeps along more than 2.5 million floridians under evacuation orders. 30,000 workers are on standby to restore electricity after the storm president joe biden promising federal support will be there to help you clean up and rebuild to help you get florida to get movie. and we'll be there at every step of the way. and several bridges in the tampa area are now closed there are shelter in place orders for those within the danger zone and one million people without power and officials only expect that number to climb as the storm continues to rage in tampa a mortgage in norwood abc news. and we're constantly updating the situation in florida through our abc 7 news streaming tv app. you can watch the latest coverage on hurricane ian on demand in the hurricane ian section. alright a lot more about coming

up fierce predators yet. mostly still kind of mysterious. we have a lot to learn about great white sharks, but there is something that we can pick up from them right now. that could be an indicator that something is changing off our coast.

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lower. longer. researchers are working to understand a change in behavior by great white sharks. that could have really a profound effect on our coastline abc 7 meteorologist spencer christian takes a deeper dive into their changing patterns. but right now we've seen about 10 of these what lee appears to be juvenile white sharks in the area for a young growing sharks the sandy beaches of southern california often act as juvenile nurseries. that's the scientific term for areas where they can feed and congregate before they develop into fully grown hunters offering beach-goers and researchers and up close opportunity to look at how they interact and behave around people and that's primarily for

juveniles up to maybe nine feet long now professor chris lowe and his team at cal state long beach are studying an apparent nursery much closer to the bay area as we first reported earlier this year low and research is at the monterey bay aquarium are trying to understand what's drawing an increasing number of young juveniles hundreds of miles north to the waters off monterey bay. so what are the sharks doing close to the shoreline? how long are they going to be there? how close might they get to people what depths do they prefer those sorts questions and of course want to know is when it gets cold up there in the winter. where do they go researchers believe climate change may be a partial driver and a number of so-called marine heat waves popularly known as ocean blobs may also play a role in the warming waters, but the migration seems to have continued in cooler cycles and keep in mind the ocean is a complicated place and researchers say we still don't fully understand the many overlapping factors or their exact effect on marine life

oceanside dynamic. we don't know why they're here. yeah, it could be temperature. it could be that price shifting to help answer those kinds of questions, dr. sammy andreasic and her colleagues at stanford's hopkins marine station. are we examining shark habitats from the top down using a three-dimensional vertical model? they're trying to discover the different ways sharks and other marine creatures behave and use the ocean at different depths potentially unlocking secrets of feeding patterns preferred temperatures and oxygen levels. so we really need it understand. additional dimension to understand how they move and why they're moving and how that may change in the future. the two shark studies are not connected but some of the questions clearly overlap professor lowe is using both tags and drones to locate sharks off monterey and he agrees a vertical understanding is key as well to look at how that might affect. where they spend their time not just geographically but in the water column as well searching for answers in a complicated

environment inhabited by complex creatures. spencer christian abc 7 news fascinating. all right, you only turn 101 years old once and that is if you're lucky boy. that is so true. so you might as well go big with the celebration coming up the history-making birthday girl who got schooled in her own honor today?

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ended her historic career marking another milestone today's soft skin middle school in el sobrante held a 101st birthday celebration for the woman the school's named after eddie reed soft skin betty retired recently, but had been the nation's oldest national park ranger. she spent more than two decades as a part guide at the rosie the riveter world war ii homefront national historical park in richmond during today's school celebration betty visited classrooms met with students and got to see some of the exhibits on campus that on on our her life and career.

it means that the children who come here. in the long distance teacher are going to know who i was. one year ago west contra costa unified school district renamed the middle school after read sawskin to mark her 100th birthday and you know last year i interviewed her on her 100th birthday, and i asked her. what's the secret to a long life? and she said there really isn't i said she likes chocolate, but she just she just really it's her jeans. i think her mom and grandmother both lived to be over 100 and i think also she has a great she worked a long time stayed active and she's just as a positive outlook. she's remarkable and the chocolate doesn't hurt. yeah. are they ready onto sports interesting baseball news tonight? yeah. yes speaking of history. we just witness history moments ago you guys aaron judge officially tied with roger maris for the american league home run record all rise sports is next. record all rise sports is next.

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american league history just took place moments ago as yankee slugger and linden california native aaron judge. just connected for number 61 tied three on the 7th in toronto judge stepped to the plate and all rise number 61. tying roger maris for the most home runs in american league history roger maris jr. and judge's mom were sitting together in the stands to witness and in person get this maris is 61 came 61 years ago and everyone in attendance was probably wondering how many hundreds of thousands of dollars that ball would be worth but no one caught it the ball ended up in the bullpen and returned to the yankees. coincidentally the sacramento kings had mlb's home run king and practice today. barry bonds was on hand to speak with the team kings owner vivek. ron adivé. also owns the giant's triple-a affiliate the sacramento river cats. so there's the baseball connection bonds has the single season record with 73 home runs and after an 11-hour flight the golden state warriors have

arrived in japan the trip could be well worth it though. japan has the world's third largest economy and the warriors have become an international brand. we're going to tokyo, baby. get this season all started right road trip. so the dubs arrived at the scene with immense fanfare no surprise there the players signed autographs as they made their way through the plane terminal they play the wizards at 3 am our time on friday while we wait for them to play basketball though. here's a video the guys training their hand at traditional japanese game. kendama. there's no way. hey read a little. no. nah. stephen claired just good at everything. sandia told us earlier hurricane ian is bearing down on florida

tom brading the tampa bay buccaneers have already evacuated from miami and sunday's primetime game against the chiefs may be moved to the viking stadium in minnesota. although that decision hasn't been made official just yet. for us it's a away game regardless, so you're gonna be going somewhere to play. so you just kind of focus on the game plan and try to prepare yourself. that way i thoughts and hearts go out to everybody in tampa. that's still there and hoping that they recover well, and it doesn't hit them very hard. you know that's the biggest thing what do is really small entertainment for people that go through a lot of rough things. now hopefully everybody in the path that hurricane is okay and back to aaron judge. 61 home runs tying roger maris. he did it in 31 fewer played appearances than maris an interestingly though. maris was 26 when he did. it judges 30 26 years old already hitting 61 homers. that is amazing. i'm very impressive guys. thanks casey very much. all right coming up tonight on abc 7 starting at apm. it's the

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