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solutions. this is abc7news. >> make no mistake. this is a very dangerous and significant storm. comes hello current -- hurricane hilary. it will see its first tropical storm since 19 89. you are watching abc seven news at 11 i am going to get right to spencer christian who is tracking hilary for us tonight. we have been watching it closely all night. looking at your graphics, it did week into a category one. >> wind intensity has dropped as it goes farther north it is getting a little weaker. in terms of wind intensity. the rainfall potential is still as great as it was. >> for folks in southern california. >> and for the northwestern baja peninsula. here it is moving up along the western coast of baja california. it is likely to make landfall in

northwestern baja before it hit southern california around 5 a.m. tomorrow as a category one hurricane but it will begin quickly as it moves through southern california during the day tomorrow and into the afternoon hours. it may maintain that strength until it crosses over the state border between california and west central nevada tomorrow afternoon. it will continue dumping huge portions of rain all over a third of the state of california, western arizona, the southern two thirds of nevada. the hardest hit areas five to 7 inches of rain. three to 5 inches generally in the areas affected. look at its reach. the rainfall will reach all the way up into southern idaho by monday. we will keep tracking this for you and have more on the storm on our local weather in a few minutes. >> governor newsom declared a state of emergency earlier today and people are heating the warnings and evacuating. there are a lot of resources ready to respond.

roughly 7500 people from various state agencies ranging from the national guard to rescue teams have been deployed. cal fire is on standby as well with hundreds of engines in position already. besides fighting fires they have teams that do swift water rescues and search urban areas. most of the rain is expected to arrive sunday and monday and could produce flooding and mudslides particularly in areas with burn scars. help is already on the way tonight to southern california, a special task force loaded up this afternoon in the east bay and rolled out. while they are from here many have dealt with the aftermath of hurricanes. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has a closer look at their mission. >> loading up their gear and getting ready to head south, urban search-and-rescue task force for in the east called on to help respond to hurricane hilary. >> tonight we will see what we can do about where we are going to stay.

>> captain frank nasca leading the way. it collects we got the call around 12:00 this afternoon stating there was a possible deployment. very quickly after that we got the official word stating there was a deployment. there was immediate need and we needed to go down there as. >> the swift water rescu is made up of 16 first responders from across the bay area. congregating quickly saturday afternoon in oakland. >> just checking the motors and boats. checking all of the equipment to confirm we have everything and nothing is broken. and that we are actually operational. >> this team knows how to go. it has been deployed to hurricanes throughout the country. >> hurricane harvey in texas, irma in florida, and north carolina. >> we typically have to handle the stuff afterwards. >> can low as with contra costa. >> people stranded inside buildings, high flooding. it collects team is heading in

land to riverside county expecting massive rainfall. collects flash floods is one of the concerns. >> packing up and preparing for whatever may come. as for how l down there that all depends on how hilary plays out. >> it is all based off of what ends up coming out of the storm. >> tara campbell abc7news. >> california is not taking chances with the storm bearing down. millions of people are in hurricane hilary's path, some are preparing to write it out and others are evacuating. cornell barnard looks at how the golden state is getting ready. >> hilary nearing landfal mexico's baja peninsula bringing heavy rain, wind and rough seas. the hundreds of miles north humidity -- communities near lar filling sandbags preparing for hilary which could bring epic

rainfall rarely seen in southern california. >> is going to be some rain and usually there is some flooding and landslides. >> evacuation warnings have been issued in mountain cap -- communities. my friend juliet is cutting her families vacation short and driving back to phoenix. but heavy rain was making the drive tough. >> we cut it short because when they looked at the path of storm we saw it was going to track eastward and being from the desert we know water in the desert are not a good mix. >> heavy rain from this storm in 2019 sent water rushing into palm springs. it is why many coachella valley neighbors are getting ready with sandbags, something they have never needed before. >> everyone is pulling together and helping one another. we think it is going to be a big deal. >> some cities are running out of sand so people have been driving into desert open space to fill sandbags.

near san diego some stores have sold out of flashlights. fema has activated its national response coordination center. officials expect flooding, landslides and power outages. >> we are recognizing and encouraging people to take the time to prepare, with this storm people may not be sure how serious to take it. we are encouraging people to take this very seriously. >> my flight got canceled, i found out this morning. >> this bay area native is trying to get back home to san diego. >> we have a family friend driving to l.a. tomorrow, i might hop in the car and take a bus to san diego. >> emily says she has tickets to the san diego padres game on monday but fears it will be rained out. many public laces in los angeles county will be closed sunday and monday from hiking trails to beaches. the big messages be epared. cornell barnard abc7news. >> you c track hilary all we

can long on abc7news.com with details about where it is currentl located, it strength and the impact on the bay area. it will also have special coverage on our 20 47 livestream one hilary reaches california starting at 4 p.m. tomorrow. now it to the devastating and deadly wildfires in hawaii, the death toll to 114 but is expected to go higher as crews go through the rubble. melissa don is with some of the victim stories. collects more than 2000 buildings were destroyed on maui, and another 500 damaged as the long road to recovery begins. the governor promising criminal penalties for anyone trying to take advantage of the tragedy. >> the land in lahaina is reserved for its people as they return and rebuild. >> hawaii's first lady overcome with grief at the devastation. >> tragically it took less than a single day for us to lose lahaina in the deadliest fire our country has seen in more

than a century. >> among the victims alfredo who made sure his family, tenants and neighbors escaped the flames but he stayed behind. >> i know he was trying to fight the fire to save our home. so we could come back to our home. >> joy richter seen in this photo clinging to the seawall with her dog and a father-in-law describing the terror she endured. >> the smells, the sounds of the blazing fire. it is something i don't wish on anybody to hear or experience. the sounds i heard will never leave my head. >> her father-in-law did not survive. >> 400 70 search-and-rescue workers and 40 search dogs are still coming through the debris. 70% of the disaster area has been searched so far yet hundreds of people are still unaccounted for. >> this process is agonizing the families waiting for word

from their loved ones and heartbreaking for those sifting through the debris. >> president biden and the first lady are scheduled to travel to maui on monday to meet with survivors. abc news maui. >> san jose firefighters are pitching in to raise funds to support maui firefighters. the skf s --jfd was joined with other departments to raise money. they're asking the community to donate to their fill the boot fundraiser. on maui more than 2000 structures into the ground destroying the entire town of lahaina the proceeds raised will support firefighters in maui with their recovery from the devastating wildfires. some furry friends from maui are hoping to make the bay area at their new home. about 40 rescue pets arrived last night and will take refuge at local shelters. cats, dogs, puppies and kittens who are already in shelters at the time of the fire will now be put up for adoption here.

at the effort is to make room for an influx of lost and injured pets on the island in the wake of the devastating wildfires. all adoption fees for the animals will be donated to the maui humane society. a lot of people want to know what they can do to help and you can go to abc7news.com where you will find a list of fundraisers, charities and verified nonprofits that are all helping the people of hawaii recover from the wildfires. here we go again, take a look at what happened during drake's concert last night at the chase center. a person in the crowd threw something at him while he was on stage. and stopping crime before it starts a look at a program that is helping to build a bet

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>> new at 11 someone threw an object at drake during his concert last night at the chase center. drake grabbed the item, it looks like a pamphlet. this is the latest in a series of incidents where fans have thrown things at performers during -- during shows including cell phones and drinks. in the north bay a small plane was forced to make an emergency landing in a vineyard. the cessna was in route to sonoma county airport when its engine failed. small plane rolled through about 100 feet of grape before coming to a stop. the pilot walked away without a scratch. he says it with limited time and options the only place to land was in the vineyard. >> the engine quit when i was approaching to land and i did not have enough altitude to make it to the runway and that became apparent. i thought it would make it to the golf course. i walked away right? it is all good but the airplane

is crunched. >> and some damaged vines. the pilot also says he is a certified flight instructor and has been flying since 1982. autonomous vehicle company crews will reduce the number of cars operating in san francisco at 50%. that is in response to a request by the california dmv which is investigating recent incidents involving them. at the latest was in san francisco thursday night. it involved a collision between a crews car and a fire truck. a passenger in the robo car was injured. crews released a statement saying it positively impacts road safety and looks forward to working with the dmv to make improvements. this comes a week after state regulators allowed crews to expand operations. happening now the eastbound portion of highway 80 is closed between the cities of hercules and crockett. the shutdown started at 9 p.m. and will be ongoing until 4 a.m. when it reopens.

the weekend closure is to accommodate major pavement repair work by caltrans. this will be the last weekend for the eastbound section shut down the westbound aside is scheduled to be closed over labor day. building a better bay area and one of the important issues we are looking at right now is crime and the efforts in some cities to prevent it. a program in oakland is connecting black men as mentors to middle and high school boys. the goal is to teach critical thinking and leadership skills and to end of the playground to prison pipeline. today there was a session for the new mentors who will get to work as the new school year starts. disciplined they are. >> donald was a sergeant in the sacramento county sheriff's office when he noticed a big problem in the black community. >> i got tired of seeing black

men go to jail and become victims of homicide and i looked around for a solution and did not see one. >> so he started one, he now runs the ok program which recruits and trains black men of all ages and backgrounds to mentor black boys. this is one of the training section -- sessions. >> our goal is to have our b develop in academics and social behavior and then they will be successful in society and avoid negative pit walls. >> i still remember mr. mckenzie told me i would be a leader some day. this was when i was in high school. i am 46 now. and that stays with you. >> seth said he had boy scout leaders at a track coach who guided him when he was growing up so he knows the impact a mentor can have. he is now chief of staff to in oakland city council. he is impressed with the program's commitment to reducing violence. >> this program really helps

develop people into good men. by focusing on the mentors here that come in regularly every saturday to talk to boys and help them become better. >> the program starts with boys and middle school and follows them through high school to teach critical thinking and leadership skills. -- he has been with the program for eight years and now oversees the oakland chapters. >> several young men go to college. we have a lot that i like to go to trades. we have a few that have military service. >> the success of the program has been taken national but there is still work to be done. >> we are only 6% of the population and account for more than 50% of the homicides each year. if we cannot have something specifically focused on that we are in trouble. >> in oakland abc7news. >> san francisco hosted its first ever asian and latino cookout. abc7news was at that free event at pier 30 which brought two major communities together in a celebration of culture and food.

food trucks, vendors, local artisans and mariachi bands were part of it. the festival also includes a carnival, a low rider car show and an asian night market. the asian and latino cookout is organized and hosted by two local nonprofits. in case you missed and exciting laser and lights show is taking place at the showboat space and science center tonight. the queens of pop showcase takes taylor swift's biggest hits and brings them to life in a dazzling laser light spectacular. the next laser night will be held on october 13 and will feature a spooky stranger things theme. i love these laser shows they have in san francisco, oakland. it has been cool to watch. >> there are lots of fun to watch. a great distraction from what we've been thinking about all

day. at the hurricane. >> you and i have been talking for a while. the bay area is pretty clear. >> minimal impact. >> but just south of us they will see some rain. >> basically for monterey county east and southward. that is where the heavier rain will fall and possibly produce flooding. let's take a look, it is still a category one hurricane. his moving up along the west coast of the baja california peninsula. by 5 a.m. or so it will make landfall in northwestern baja before moving up into the san diego area. by that time it will have weakened into a tropical storm. it will have tremendous flooding potential because of the heavy rain that will accompany the storm even up into parts of nevada. the excessive rainfall each of the storm goes well beyond these areas hardest hit like palm springs and las vegas. all the way up into northeastern california in the entire states

of nevada, utah and arizona. this is a monster storm in terms of its rainfall potential and flooding potential. in the bay area things are calm right now. light winds. here is a view from the exploratorium looking at the cityscape. 60 in the city, close to mid 60's in oakland, mountain view, palo alto. at 68 in san jose and 59 and half moon bay. from emeryville looking toward san francisco, we see clear skies although some marine layer is likely to form in the overnight. at 60 degrees in santa rosa and novato 63 in napa, 67 airfield and 72 in concord and livermore. pretty warm for this hour. looking across the embarcadero. let's check out the forecast headlines, low clouds, fog and patchy drizzle likely to return overnight. warm and humid tomorrow with a chance of isolated showers and still human on monday with a chance of more showers through the day. for tonight this is the forecast

animation. spotty showers coming from way down south ahead of the approaching tropical storm. we won't get much impact from the storm except some scattered showers and maybe a little bit of measurable rainfall. it will taper off in the midday hours tomorrow. overnight low temperatures mid to low 60's so pretty mild and humid and kind of uncomfortable. tomorrow it will be hot inland and becoming more humid as you look further east and south. you see that moisture coming up from the approaching storm. we will have high temperatures in the mid-90's tomorrow in the east bay and around the shoreline some mid-80's. upper 80's to low 90's in the north bay. the forecast animation for tomorrow evening, on monday we do expect to get some more substantial shower activity from the remnants of what will then be the depression of a tropical storm. patches of showers come in monday and monday night and that will wind down and we will start to dry off. here is the seven-day forecast. humid for the next few days, hot

inland and turning a bit cooler on monday as we get cloudier skies and we will start to get more measurable rainfall from the showers on monday. only minimal effects here in the bay area. it is the southern and central portions of the state that are likely to get the heavy and potentially flooding rains. >> sad to see what they are prepping for just south of us. >> yes in the desert which does not absorb rainfall so easily. we are talking to be five to seven inches of rain in the palm springs area. that is a lot of rain on dry land. >> hopefully people are preparing. this is not your typical pairing but pizza, beer and bagels? we will take you to a festival fi

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>> people chowed down today and san francisco's north beach neighborhood. check out the inaugural pizza, bagel and beer festival. the event brought together over 45 pizzerias, bagel bakeries and breweries for a celebration of food and community pizza. pizza maestro teamed up with the san francisco italian athletic foundation to hold the event and as you can imagine tickets sold out quickly. get them fast next year. it is just the preseason but 49ers fans have been eagerly anticipating this one. casey pratt is here with a preview. >> the moment everyone has been waiting for since the nfc championship game. it brock purdy back in action and he looked exactly how we remembered. we will show

>> could evening. at seven months ago and elbow injury knocked brock purdy out of the nfc championship game and ended the 49er super bowl dreams. it looks like the dream is back on, taking the field against the broncos. 49ers favorite excited and nervous. a first player, purdy short pass to deebo samuel taking it 25

yards. devo tends to make you bees look really good. later in the drive brock purdy rolls out, sets his feet and finds jennings. a nice grab for 11 yards and a first down. two plays later brock purdy to brandon on the quick slant using all of his weapons 15 yards and down to the three yard line, niners would settle for the field goal. he looked sharp. here comes sam darnold. he also looked good this was his alone touchdown jack colletto. he went 11 to 14 for 109 yards with a touchdown and an interception so here comes following him. for his loan touchdown of the night a 22 yard strike, lance was 12 of 18 for 173 yards and he also had a touchdown and interception. here comes jake moody 49ers third round pic with a kick to win. it just inside the right post he was three on three on field goals but did miss an extra

point. niners one and all the talk after was about brock purdy. >> it felt good to be out there with all the guys in a game environment. to get the nerves out a little bit. just the build up to a game and everything and being able to get an early completion and get things rolling so it felt good to be out there. honestly just be in a game like i said. i'm excited about it. >> i think he did real good all the plays he had he made and i don't think he had a bad one. that sack, we busted a protection and good steppingstone. >> giants are on the road and taking the struggle bus. they lost -- 12 of their last 17 road games. back in the dugout after serving a one-game suspension they didn't get off on the right start. lamont junior first pitch out of the gate, homerun. that is one way to get off the road -- three-two giants in the fourth.

michael's going to come racing around to score and the giants would take the lead into the eighth but with a man on and two outs eddie rosario takes tyler rogers. deep to center and there was no doubt about this one, it is a two run go ahead homer. check out roger's reaction. he just knew it. top nine, iglesias gets casey schmidt swinging to end the game and breeze come back for the 6-5 win. giants have lost 10 of their last 13 games. orioles and a's star wars night at the coliseum force was strong with this ball. i have never seen this before. austin hayes home run all gets lodged in the hole. ryan at mount castle with the game-winning single, the o's -- orioles rallied in the 80's lose this 172. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> in on southern california but has lost some of its strength.

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>> hilary tonight as the storm moves northward and closes in on southern california. spencer christian is keeping an eye on hilary and have the latest track. >> here is a satellite view of the storm still off the west coast of baja california as a category one. as it moves northward it is encountering cooler waters and is weakening in terms of the wind intensity. it is not losing any of its rainfall intensity so it is expected to make rainfall -- landfall sometime tomorrow morning. as it weakens it will continue moving north crossing the border into nevada by late tomorrow or early monday. still with flooding rainfall potential, excessive rainfall reach goes all the way up through parts of northern california and across the four

state area of nevada, arizona, utah and up to southern idaho. the area most likely to be hit with the most devastating flooding is the area in red in yellow at the bottom from palm springs up into the central valley over into the central sierra and vegas. i will give you a look at our local weather in a few minutes. >> one place that could get lashed by hurricane hilary is historic catalina island. residents and tourists scramble to evacuate before the storm moved in. our reporter in our sister station has a look at how they are already getting ready. >> a sold out return on catalina express as visitors and residents leave the popular island to do hurricane hilary. >> everyone is just worried and wants to be home. >> it is good to be prepared. i work in seasonal tourism over there and they are shutting step down to be safe so i thought i would come here and hang out.

>> for those with no place to go as long beach is set up with emergency shelters for evacuated residents. catalina express adding extra crossings to ensure everyone who wants to get off canned before the storm hits. >> there are a lot of people over there worried about getting back and about how many fairies were left. it sounds like a lot people were preparing and i think that preparedness is good compared to what we witnessed recently. >> a large contingency sheriffs deputies now on the island to help, authorities issuing an evacuation advisory urging everyone to leave. especially those with medical issues requiring power. those leaving the island filling the dock at avalon many cutting their we can short saying they understand it is the right move. >> i went a couple days early with my best friend, we were

supposed to stay through monday but because of the hurricane i want to be safe. my sister is starting high school, she could not get stranded. and my friend is in law school we had to get home. >> major evacuations are underway in british columbia and the northwest territories of more than 200 wildfires burn across canada. this footage was shot where locals were fleeing their homes. residents escaped the deadly flames using boats and kayaks while others swam across the lake to safety. canada's armed forces has been helping people escape the region and fly them to safer areas. president biden is expected to visit hawaii on monday to see the devastation from the wildfires on maui and visit those impacted. he is on vacation this weekend in tahoe attending church today. biden and his family are staying on the east side of the lake at the home of climate activist tom stier. he was among those who sought

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>> in san francisco some federal employees are being told to work from home amid the crime

and drug use outside their building. the area near the federal building has been a hot spot drug users and dealers who gather in plain sight of security. abc seven news reporter leon melendez went out to assess the situation. street and mission we found a group gathered in front of the federal building. >> do you realize you are in front of a federal building and doing drugs? they don't care you say. they said you can come here and do it? another man showed us his paraphernalia which included aluminum foil and a straw typically used to smoke fentanyl. >> can you explain what this is? >> this is, i picked it up off the ground. >> he gave his two unused needles to another man. are you using fentanyl or heroin? >> i shoot fentanyl and crystal together. >> that blasé behavior no longer surprises security at the federal building.

guards occasionally come out to ask them to move. one guard told me that is all they can do. >> this is a daily occurrence. >> yes every day. >> so much so that the chronicle reported that the u.s. department of health and resources -- services which has an office here has told its employees to work from home in light of the conditions at the federal building. supervisor matt dorsey lives nearby. >> we are not solving anything if we do not sell police staffing. >> he says he knows of another situation involving the daycare center. >> they were sharing with me that they were doing everything they can to hire people to do childcare work and 19 applications, a large majority of them decided they had no interest in working here once they found out the location. >> the federal government spent $3 million making improvements to the outside of the building which included a galvanized steel fence to keep the plaza

free of drug users and the un-housed. it is clear to anyone that the benches outside provide people with a chance to gather and stay. jane who is unhoused says they are now being asked to move more frequently. >> not even the library here allows it. so far this was the only spot that was safe for everybody. >> when they got that one place the police went through there and then they moved to another spot. that is how it is. >> ritchie also a local resident has been using social media to document his experiences. >> when i used to travel around the country and people would ask me where i was from i would say san francisco and they used to say it is such a beautiful city. now when i travel and i tell people where i live, and i say i am from san francisco they ask me are you ok? it is wild out there isn't it? we are definitely seeing a different version of san francisco in this area.

>> spencer christian is here with me now and we are going to talk about the weather. it is the weekend so a lot of people are making plans. how is it going to be here in the bay area? >> we will get only minimal effects from the approaching storm that will hit southern california. we will get humidity and some showers but for tonight sort of mild and humid. clouds overnight with overnight lows in the mid 60's. highs tomorrow under mainly sunny skies. the humidity is coming up from our southeast and as you can see in the inland you will encounter not only the heat of the humidity. here is the forecast animation starting tomorrow evening going into monday. notice how the areas of showers start to move into the bay area. we are not expecting any steady or heavy rain here from the storm. it is going to miss the bay area but we will get enough shower activity that there could be some measurable rainfall here on monday from the remnants of hurricane hilary.

here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. monday will be cloudy, humid, chance of showers drying out tuesday and wednesday back into summer heat with highs in the upper 90's. then the heat will gradually taper off as we head into next weekend. >> looks good for us but we will be thinking of our friends and family south of us. now let's get to kc with a preview of sports. >> the 49ers faithful can breathe a sigh of relief. as brock purdy is back. 49ers qb returned and looked like he is ready to rock. more from the locker come kick off the season with our shop and score game that'll have you cheering for more!

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>> the collective ne 49er faithful work home does brock hurt he took the field. he looked sharp. he only played one series but completed four of his five passes for 65 yards. he also ran for eight yards.

expect to see more from him on friday as the head coach says he plans to play all of his available starters against the chargers in the preseason finale. for now both shanahan and purdy are pleased with the progress. >> to be able to drive and take some hits and get right up and run a play again after that, it is part of the game and honestly it helps me settle into the game. i thought it was pretty good to be able to go through that. >> he has just been doing a good job at practice, when we started out i didn't think i would go to the third game but after the week of practice i wanted to get him out there with the starters. try to get him one drive and i told him if we went three and out i was not sure what we would do but i was glad. >> i feel really good and honestly even with one day off in three days in a row i feel good about that. >> he has done it again, we are running out of used to say about leno messy. at seven games he scored in all of them. this one was amazing.

he has five defenders on him, it does not matter he still find space as messy in milan when the leak cup. in a couple days ago a's closer trevor may tweeted if you are not paying attention to zach allen off you should be. he has eight homers in his first 29 games, the most in athletics history. turns out he is equally impressive off the field. >> your mom and dad were attorneys so what happened? >> i don't know it is not a bad failure story but growing up i did not really get anything past them so there were no arguments to be one. but somehow i just ended up on a baseball field. >> sustained. is that something attorneys say? >> i don't know. >> your brother also plays baseball. you have two attorneys for parents and somehow in your genetics there a pair -- incredible baseball skill. >> i think the biggest thing is the incredible work ethic and

they gave us all the tools to pick what we wanted to do and have the passion when doing it and for whatever reason we picked baseball. we went pretty hard at it trying to make a career. >> we saw your parents in the stands a lot. your dad seems like a cool guy. how amazing has this been for them to watch you. how cool is this for your family to come along on this ride? >> it was pretty surreal just being in d.c. around all my family and friends and for them, always getting the camera on them. i think it is pretty cool because it is because of them i would not be here without them. i love them so much. >> baseball is not supposed to be this easy. i know it is not always going to be like this but how comfortable are you. >> i don't know if it looks easy but it really does not feel it easy at all. these are big-league pictures and the stuff is getting nastier every year. the big thing is when you have

bad days it is not because of your skill or what player you are but just part of the game. i think once you accept that it is pretty easy to move onto the next game and just do your best when he show up the next day. >> where have you kept some of your keepsakes? are you keeping those somewhere special or are they just in your clubhouse stall? ?>> i have two baseballs and their one is my first home run but my head, which was also the first rpi and double i give to my parents so i just gave them everything and i trust them to take care of it more than me. i am always on the road. >> this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> thanks i -- that is it for tonight abc7news continues tomorrow morning at 5 a.m. when we will continue to track hurricane hilary. we will also have special coverage on our 24/7 livestream when hillary reaches california starting at 4 p.m. tomorrow.

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