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community screenings, navigating the women and men facing a breast-cancer diagnosis through our health system, and supporting their families to achieve the best possible outcome for their loved ones is so essential. >> as official health-equity partner, we're thrilled to commit $200,000 towards komen's patient-navigation initiative. it's designed to improve access to care and guide patients through a complex and often confusing healthcare system. breast-cancer mortality rates among women from underserved communities and communities of color are higher than those of other populations. our support helps to improve these health inequities. >> coming up, local breast-cancer survivors tell their stories. >> i got the call. it was actually my son's second birthday. and i figured at that point, and she said, "you have breast cancer." >> plus, guidelines on when you should be screened. >> early detection is crucial for better outcome. >> but first, this year's top more than pink walk individual fundraisers.

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sponsors of the susan g. komen orange county more than pink walk. >> the director of the national cancer institute recently highlighted some alarming data, showing the number of women getting mammograms dropped at the start of the pandemic from about 9,000 to fewer than 600 a week. now with safety measures in place, medical experts are encouraging women to get back on track

with breast screenings and more. here's dr. samina ahmed with kaiser permanente orange county. >> i literally tell my patients, "you know your breasts best." each individual woman should be comfortable and in tune with her breasts -- the contours, the texture, the feel. early detection is crucial for better outcome. when i think about being proactive in terms of breast-cancer health, i really think about, "what are the risk factors that are under our control?" and so one of those things is to maintain a healthy weight. the second thing i would say is to focus on physical activity. and the third factor is limiting alcohol intake and consumption. there are some factors not in our control. but for the factors that are in our control, if you could really make it a priority to optimize those things, that's only going to help. over the last few years, we've actually decreased breast-cancer mortality rate. and what i would hate to happen

or an added tragedy on top of everything else with this pandemic is to reverse that progress. so, i am imploring everyone who is due to really pick up that phone, >> now to two women who know the importance of those screenings, especially self-exams. jacque ruddy and sharon frances are breast-cancer survivors. here are their stories of hope and recovery. >> the first time i was diagnosed was in 2011, and i happened to find a lump. i just was laying, watching tv, had my hand in a certain spot, and i felt something. >> i really had no knowledge of breast cancer. i just started doing a self-check, thinking, "well, i hadn't done it in a while." and i noticed the lump, and so that's when it happened. it was actually my son's second birthday.

and i figured at that point. and she said, "you have breast cancer." >> i found out while i was at a restaurant. my daughter was inside taking an order. i got a phone call. >> it came out of left field. i was raising my 2-year-old and my 8-year-old on my own. and my first thought was, "i can't die. these guys need me." >> it was very scary, and it was very exasperating. reggie:. we have had some technical issues and i apologize that we are coming on late. now we can see ourselves. everyone behind the scenes has been scrambling to make this work.

how is the weather? drew: it is friday. it is sunny. winds a little breezy. 24 miles an hour at sfo. we take a look at temperatures. we have our chilly spots in the valleys. upper 30's in santa rosa. well into the 40's. here is a live look at the east bay hills camera. cloud cover on the coast. we will keep that there. we are on the way for a lot of sunshine. we will have the temperatures. 40's and 50's by 9:00.

. kumasi: the man involved in cash cap founder bob lee's death. the man was another entrepreneur. amanda del castillo is live in san francisco. the motive is still under investigation. amanda: investigation but san francisco police spelling out the two knew each other, not elaborating on their relationship, but the tech entrepreneur will be in court. he is being charged with murder with allegation enhancements. the man was arrested by san francisco police in emeryville yesterday morning. authorities say he and the

victim knew each other in some capacity and both were tied to attack. the arrest is nine days after the fatal attack in the early morning hours of april 4. lee was in town from miami when surveillance images obtained by the daily mail when he was stabbed on main street. abc 7 news insider said police had had the suspect over the last couple of days. neighbors described him as welcoming. his arrest was made yesterday morning. >> the biggest thing is hopefully this -- >> certainly the defense is going to be looking at all aspects of this case. they may argue this is at most a manslaughter and not premeditated and that is what is so interested about the weapon. why was a knife used? that is not what you would normally think of in a premeditated killing. amanda: sources tell abc 7

police were seen at the suspects home, location just four blocks from where lee was found with stab wounds last week. police have not mentioned any motive. if he is found guilty he could spend 26 years to life in prison. he is being held with no bail we know and he will be in court later this morning. in san francisco, amanda del castillo, abc news. kumasi: bob lee's family posted a statement. "as a family we are very thankful to the hard-working detectives at the sfpd for bringing his killer to justice. our next steps are to work with the district attorney's office to make sure this person is not allowed to hurt anyone else." reggie: can new york one person has been killed in a police

shooting while officers were conducting a traffic stop of two carjacking suspects outside the chase hotel. at some point during the stop and officer opened fire, killing one of the people in the car. investigators have not said what prompted the officer to shoot. abc 7 news spoke to a man who works in the area and said he heard the gunshots. >> are girl said she saw the police officer action saying i do not want to shoot you. reggie: the other suspect was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and is now in police custody. york police say they're investigating along with fremont police department and they're also independent investigations by the alameda district attorney offices in the newark police officers standards and training unit. kumasi: we are getting new information about the antioch police departments racist texas -- racist texting scandal.

a statement has led to about a quarter of the officer's department being -- the messages are too vulgar for us to share on tv. they include racist, homophobic, and sexist texts. the report also details multiple incidents of civil rights violation. antioch police put out this response. "i apologize to the antioch community for the hurt caused by this hateful speech and i promise to hold accountable the officers expecting -- expressing racist speech and those posting about harming members of the community." drew: taking a live doppler 7 along with satellite. high pressure in control creates a quiet forecast today and through much of the weekend. 10:00 we are gradually warming into the 50's. as we head into the early afternoon we will start to see the mid 60's. we are expecting our warmest spots to hit the upper 60's and

low 70's which is where we are at this time of year. we will stay in the 50's for half moon bay. most of us 60's. warmest spots hitting the low 70's. heading into the weekend we will continue this gradual warm up. saturday is the warmer and brighter of the two days. even though sunday is cooler it is a very nice-looking forecast. a chance for showers moves back in next week. that say hi to jobina. jobina: we will start with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights came on but it does not look like it. it has been nice and light. also from the richmond and san rafael bridge things are moving at the limit. the drive times are reflected. right now you're sitting around 45 minutes flat drivetime. ren r poundinganyearen

south florida is finally letting up, but not before closing a major airport which i think should be reopening now. jobina: it reopened around 6:00 our time but the streets are still looking like canals. we are seeing neighborhoods underwater and people trapped after broward county florida got one third of its annual rainfall in just seven hours. storms top nearly two feet wednesday, smashing records. >> there is not one of the -- there is not one area that has not been impacted. water almost to the top. i was really scared. then i came out and i slept at my neighbors house. kumasi: -- jobina: before the roads could drain or dry, another storm. one man jumped on his paddleboard.

rescues difficult and dangerous. at one point more than 600 people were taken to shelters. rescue crews were doing a grid search. schools will be closed again today. just a few moments ago the airport has reopened. reggie: thank you. oakland is looking at a $7 million bill that would fix damage left behind by the series of atmospheric river's in the bay area over the winter. according to the san francisco chronicle there were 369 reports of potholes in january, more than the three previous years combined. the winter storm has caused numerous mudslides, downed trees, and structural damage. the public works department is waiting for federal emergency funding to see how much it will cover. kumasi: spring restaurant week starts in san francisco in the event will highlight the flavors

of the cities different neighborhoods. this year the golden gate restaurant association will be focused on restaurant staff and chefs so they can share their stories about how covid-19 has impacted them. many local restaurant owners believe the city has some of the best food cultures in the world. coming up, we are speaking with one restaurant about its plans and why this year is so important. if you've ever wondered about corporate america's biggest failures there is a new museum in new york for you. reggie: the museum of failure features products from companies like pepsi, apps all come and kellogg's. it features products like barbecue chicken wing flavored oreos to crystal pepsi. people say the items are a reminder that if we do not have failure, we do not have innovation. >> you come here and think were all these things made by idiots? >> there were a lot of people -- a lot of smart people behind it. then there are people that

that was not a failure, i love that product. >> they say 6000 people were wounded with jarts. reggie: what is this man doing? kumasi: what is happening here? reggie: that is a hula chair. kumasi: it is supposed to help you do what? reggie: not the hul that is not what the hawaiians sacrificed. kumasi: that is abc news reporter tom kelly trying out the hula chair. the worst invention - magazine worst invention of 2010. it was designed to help you work out your abs. reggie: some of these things i remember fondly. i saw the arch deluxe. i remember that fondly. drew: i don't know why that failed. reggie: was it considered the

adult hamburger? it had a different flavor profile. i cannot remember what it was. i also miss the mclean. they used a seaweed substitute for some of the fat to get a healthier option. that died an untimely death. i had no problem with crystal pepsi. drew: i don't think i did. kumasi: i do not think i di either. drew: i saw blockbuster. reggie: that was a success. kumasi: they had ian era. drew: my fridays were filled with blockbuster. today back to average. 60's and 70's. tonight we have partly cloudy skies and temperatures dropping into the 30's and 40's. chase center tomorrow to watch the warriors, it is a nice day.

lots of sunshine. of course if you're not going there you can watch it right here on abc 7. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. former for the weekend. saturday is the warmer of the days. early next week we will have mostly cloudy skies. best chance of the north bay.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: killing tech executive bob lee expected to appear in court later this morning. what we are learning about the man who apparently knew lee. kumasi: the fbi releasing surveillance video showing the moments a san mateo woman was kidnapped. reggie: the suspected leaker of top-secret documents in custody. what we know about the 21-year-old air national guardsmen. kumasi: good morning and happy friday. reggie: we will get to all of

that but first we will check in with drew tuma. drew: we will have sunshine for much of the day. here's a look at the wind. most of us have light wind and we will keep the wide close to the coast. most of us have a night -- have a nice afternoon on tap. our typical chill is settling into the valleys of the north bay. for most of us we are in the 40's. here is the tank camp. we will see the sunshine over the horizon. we will have rights guys. away from the coast 60's to n 70 later on today. a closer look at the highs and a preview of the weekend coming up in just a few minutes. reggie: the man accused of stabbing and killing tech executive bob lee is expected to appear in court. police say the suspect name among many is also a tech entrepreneur.

amanda del castillo is live of what we know on this investigation. amanda: he will be in at 9:00 this morning at the hall of justice answering to a charge of murder with an allegation enhancement because he is alleged to have used that knife in that specific attack that happened last tuesday morning. we know he is a 38-year-old named nima momeni, a tech entrepreneur who knew bob lee somehow. we do know the biggest shock for many familiar with the victim bob lee is that they knew each other. that is what is most startling. they expressed their shock about that and we know both worked in tech. we know momeni is a tech entrepreneur. abc 7 news insider says police had the suspect under surveillance over last couple of days. he was arrested by san francisco police in emeryville yesterday

morning, nine days after that violent attack that happened in the early morning hours of april 4 along main street in san francisco. lee was in town from miami when he was killed. surveillance images capture the moments immediately after he was stabbed. lee was seen struggling. people who knew the suspect to say he was a welcoming and outgoing neighbor, someone known to everyone in the community. >> we are shocked by the murder because there's been so much violence in san francisco and oakland. it is more shocking to find out your neighbor is accused of the murder. >> circumstances surrounding the killing is unusual. what were these tech executives doing at 2:30 in the morning and why was a knife used? that is a very unusual weapon for the killing in this case. amanda: police have not released any details about a motive. sources tell abc7news police were seen at momeni's sister's

home in san francisco yesterday morning. that building is a few blocks from where lee was stabbed and killed just 10 days ago. his friends and family sing the biggest thing here is he gets justice. reporting live from the hall of justice, amanda del castillo, abc news. kumasi: southbay congress been ro khanna is not banking down -- not backing down on his demand for diane feinstein to resign. ro khanna says she should just step down. >> every single republican senator can object to that. senator schumer has done the right thing and says he will try to get that done in the senate. we have to see if that is even possible. my question is why not just take the step and resign instead of going through all of these motions? kumasi: feinstein

temporarily required -- temporarily replaced on the judicial committee. she is 89 and recovering from shingles. she said she will return to washington when it is safe. reggie: the california state capitol will be open today for business as usual. it was evacuated because of what the california highway patrol cause a credible threat. a 30-year-old was threatening to shoot up the assembly in sacramento. the senate moved its session. things were eventually returned to normal. visitors were allowed back inside but it was an. experience. -- but it was an e experience. >> is completely deserted and everything is closed. it is a little weird. reggie: the suspect accused of making the threats was arrested in granite bay. it was also accused of shootings outside the kaiser permanente medical center.

no one was hurt. kumasi: today the man accused of sent -- of leaking sensitive intelligence documents is doing court. he worked on a military base in massachusetts. his release information is shining a spotlight on the social media platform he used. jobina is at the live desk. jobina: that platform is called discord and has become a breeding ground for extremists. the man arrested in connection with the leak of documents is expected to make his first court appearance today the 20 one-year-old faces charges under the espionage act. fbi agent's converged on his massachusetts home yesterday. they say he is a member of the massachusetts air national guard who worked at otis air force base working as an i.t.

specialist. investigators have been looking into the leak of classified pentagon documents exposing top-secret intelligence on everything from ukraine to iran to u.s. allies. hours before the arrest a report in the washington post described the leaker as someone posting documents to impress young men in a chat room on the social media platforms discord. the washington post interviewed a teen who says he was a member of that chat room. >> it felt like i was on top of mount everest. it felt like i was above everyone else to some degree. i would be able to practice some people that i knew stuff they did not. jobina: experts say discord's lack of content moderation allows conspiracy theories to spread. the new york attorney general's office announced it was investigating discord in connection with the racist mass shooting at a buffalo supermarket. investigators say the teen

gunman detailed his plan weeks earlier on discord. the platform says it is cooperating in that investigation. reggie: mitch mcconnell is going to return to work monday at more than a month after he suffered a concussion at an event in d.c.. it was also treated for a rib fracture before being released for physical therapy. the 81-year-old announced his return on twitter saying we have important business to tackle and fights to win. he became the longest party leader in senate history this year. kumasi: the national school that was the scene of a deadly mass shooting last month will be reopening. covenant says the reopening will be phased in on a limited schedule with classes temporarily held at a nearby church. this is the first time the school be open since 39-year-old students and three staff members were shot and killed. authorities say a 28-year-old former student of the school acted alone in the attack. reggie: we are learning about more plans for a 50 story

skyscraper in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. the photo is something. it towers over the district. it would at more than 700 new apartments at a 200 car basement for parking. it will replace an existing garden center parking lot. the neighborhood is likely to push back against this plan because 1500 people signed a petition to stop a previous plan for a 12 story building at the same location. they said tall buildings would cause negative effects on neighbors and destroy soundscape's. kumasi: most prominent museums wants to display your art. the find out -- the fine arts museum invites all bay area artists to submit work for consideration. you can be self-taught, you can be a trained artist will all pieces will be considered. the application window opens on june 5 and goes to june 18.

the exhibition itself will be at the museum in san francisco from september 30 until january 21 of 2024. all of the guidelines can be found at fansf.org. reggie: the bay area city that ranks among the highest grocery prices in the country. kumasi: pride night at the park. what to expect at disney's first-ever pride themed event at the resort. reggie: i'm very excited about that. stay with us for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m.. drew: live doppler 7 along with satellite. we will tell you what is ahead. a lot of nothing. original high-pressure building in. you can see that ridge. cirrus clouds forming to the north. some of those may spill into northern california. it is a nice forecast today and through the upcoming weekend.

plan your friday. here is future weather showing the temperatures in the 50's by 10:00. early afternoon we will see more 60's. we expect our warmest areas away from the coast to reach the upper 60's to lower 70's. that is exactly where we should be this time of year. the post with an onshore breeze will keep us in the 50's. any evening plans we will have clear skies and temperatures cooling off by 8:00. enjoy the sunshine. 50's on the coast. 60's on the bay shoreline. going into the low 70's. the three day forecast, the gradual warm-up continues into the weekend. saturday is the warmer and brighter of the days but sunday is looking delightful. a nice forecast both days. enter early next week, cooler weather and showers return. we talk about that in 90 minutes. jobina: we are starting with

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reggie: new developments in the case of a san mateo woman kidnapped while living in mexico. the fbi office in san francisco

released unseen surveillance videos from the moment monaco was abducted in november. abc seven of gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with that video. gloria: the fbi police department is alive and they are hoping these new videos will jog the memories of people who may have seen the abduction. her brother tells abc 7 kidnappers have been holding her hostage for five months. the fbi releasing new surveillance video of the moments monica was kidnapped in mexico. one video shows her walking home with her dog on november 29 of last year. it captured the moments before the 29-year-old was abducted. the fbi says another video shows when barbara was confronted by kidnappers and forced into a gray volkswagen jetta. that is just two blocks from her home. the fbi says five suspects then drove away in three different

vehicles. authorities say she was targeted. her brother talked to abc 7. >> they hunted, they waited for my sister. they did not move with urgency. you see them, and it is repulsive. i do not know the exact quantity of money they are asking for. i do know it is unattainable. they have also sent proof of life. they have sent a video where my sister is pleading for help. gloria: the dog loose on the street. the good news is the family later found the dog. her family is pleading for anyone who saw anything to come forward to help bring her home. kumasi: thank you. florida governor ron desantis signed one of the nation's most restrictive abortion bills into law last night. the heartbeat protection act prohibits all abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. it makes exceptions for when the

woman's life or health is at risk and in some cases for rape or incest. even though desantis signed the bill there could be a delay before it is were forced. the florida supreme court is considering a lawsuit over the 15 week abortion law. reggie: san francisco has seen some of the highest grocery store prices in the country according to a study done by the u.s. government accountability office. it found the cost of grocery store items rose about 2% each year nationwide between 2013 and 2022. during that time prices and frank -- in san francisco and honolulu increased 3.18% every year. delta airlines is reporting record advanced bookings for the summer. it is a strong sign the airlines industry is moving past the losses caused by covid-19. delta reported 163 million dollars in earnings in the first three months of this year. it follows a loss of $784 million from the year prior.

like many airlines the atlanta-based carrier is now under pressure to increase wages. a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are up about 37 points. kumasi: some lucky campers will be able to enjoy the great outdoors and stay the night in a giant can filled with beans. reggie: what? kumasi: this is nice -- at least it is nice outside. reggie: huh? there is no real beans, right? kumasi: this is just bush's beings try to get on the news. reggie: it worked. kumasi: that is all i really want to say about it. they are partnering with the national park foundation and its mission to protect and preserve national parks. it is great. a lot of people when they are camping they eat beans. there is an online sweepstakes to win to stay here. we should support the national parks. reggie: always.

kumasi: let's talk about a puppy party. sitt drew 19 o they invited all of her friends to the party. there was even a party bus. they went shopping and had treats. a party hat. six years ago they started in instagram page four d and her sister and form to social media group for people who also have basset hound's. they are so low to the ground. kumasi: they have little legs. reggie: they always look kind of worn-out. kumasi: it is the way the faces. reggie: very relatable. kumasi: hello jobina: hello. it is empty out there. i was trying to figure out some

kind of graphic to show you because there are no problems to report on the roads. this is san jose. s p of our busiest setches but still running on timif y tak ons ill bing you between the rockridge and orinda stations. that is all i can find. it is empty. drew: spring break. outside, what a lovely view from the exploratorium camera. chilly this morning. early next week it turns cooler with a chance of showers. right now 30's and 40's. typical chill for this time of year. later today it is bright sunshine. our warmest cities upper 60's and low 70's. the coast is cooler with this breeze. half moon bay in the 50's. any friday night plans you have you will be good to go with quiet conditions. tahoe travel. lots of sunshine.

look at these temperatures over the weekend. that means we will see snow melt during the day. a flood watch is in effect because of the snow melt. we could see areas of flooding with these warmer temperatures and our epic snowpack. tomorrow we will watch the game outside of the chase center. tip-off temperature of 57 degrees. we will find sunshine through the weekend. next week we are cooler. tuesday morning there's a chance of a shower. we try out early next week. jobina: it is time for your toyota tahoe traffic report. let me get it up. drew: talk about that seven-day. jobina: look at me doing the weather. i do not really know how. tahoe, hello. it is one of those days. it is friday. we are just trying to get out of here. as you head up to tahoe, no

chain restrictions on 89 or 50. all o relatively similar for you. the biggest change is definitely going to be sierra to tahoe, just under three hours. sugar bowl a little over three hours. kirkwood the longest stretch. also you get the most snow. a good return. all of these drive times are coming from san francisco. kumasi: today is ryan seacrest last day hosting live with kelly and ryan. reggie: two months ago he announced he would be stepping away with the show to spend more time on his other million jobs, including american idol and radio, and it goes on and on. seacrest has been host for nearly six years with kelly ripa. time has passed us. six years. kumasi: i cannot believe it. reggie: i still do not quite get

used to calling it its name and now it will change again. kumasi: you know it is. kelly ripa was newco host is her husband mark consuelo's and their first show will be on monday. kelly ripa says having mark join her is a dream come true and they have been uniquely blessed. you can watch ryan's last show today at 9:00 on abc seven and then starting on monday, in the yellow. you better wake up. it is live with kelly and mark weekdays ought 9:00. reggie: disneyland is getting ready for a big celebration. for the first time ever they are hosting an official pride themed event at the resort. pride night is coming to disneyland in june. they shared this picture it said in will feature mickey, minnie, clara bell, donald, daisy, and goofy. they have special attire. please explain to me what donald is wearing. kumasi: i do not know what

donald is wearing. reggie: what does that have to do with pride? this is the outfit avenue and ally. -- this is the outfit of an ally. clara bell, this is the outfit of the community. disney says this is a se ticketed event, nighttime event, and usually shell out -- these usually sell up instantly. kumasi: it will be a party. reggie: if you see me on this street party with clara bell, no you did not. in my mind clara bell is a queer icon. i do not know why that is. kumasi: you haven't met clara bell? reggie: i have met clara bell. we did a vouge

let me say this about clara bell. clara bell is suspiciously tall. kumasi: that is that on that. , the seven things you need to know today. reggie: we will be right back.

kumasi: here the seven things to know this morning. a man arrested, suspected of killing tech entrepreneur bob lee is said to make his first appearance this morning. investigators have not revealed the motive but say the men knew each other. reggie: the fbi has released previously unseen surveillance video from the moment a san mateo woman was kidnapped in mexico in november. her family says she is being held for ransom. kumasi: the man arrested in connection with leaking highly

classified pentagon documents is expected in court today. he is facing charges under the espionage act. reggie: florida's governor has signed a bill banning all abortions after six weeks, one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country. drew: we begin today with a lot of sunshine. the sun is up. characters in the 50's and 60. our warmest spots going to the low 70's. saturday is the warmer and brighter of the two days this weekend. both are very delightful. above average on saturday. sunday is cooler. temperatures feeling very nice for this time of the year. jobina: checking out the bay bridge from our south beach camera as you are traveling towards the toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:42 and we still do not have any advisories or blocking issues. a great time to commute. kumasi: watch out because robot trash cans are now out and about in new york city.

researchers unleashed them to see how people would react. some people take their creepy, other people like them. some said they felt pressure to find something to put in the cans when they rolled up. i'd be like here, take this. drew: oscar is mobile now. reggie: they should make it look like oscar's can, like an old-school metal can. drew: it would be more inviting. reggie: dear remember oscar the way he got around? it was this orange man who carried him around? drew: right. reggie: it was like a public works employee. that is what they should do. drew: will the trashcan cost like a million dollars if we bring it here? reggie: if there is a muppet orange man carrying oscar, it'll be worth it. drew: will there be might -- will there be nine studies on which design? reggie: there will be 10.

three committees. rights choice. we rng,.r viewers in the west, suspected leaker of top secret documents now in custody. t captured. an fbi s.w.a.t. team takes in the 21-year-old air national guardsman. the pentagon now facing scrutin. why he had access to such closely guarded secrets, as the suspect faces a federal judge today. our team is covering all the angles from washington, the boston courthouse, and with the president. >> state of emergency. rain and flooding in florida, hundreds rescued from their homes. victor oquendo is on the scene, and ginger is tracking the new threats right now. speaking out for the first time. what the family of "the wall street journal" reporter being held in russia on espionage charges is saying this morning.