. >> i'm ama daetz. hurricane irma is pummelling puerto rico.rly 950,000 are without power. >> also dealing with flash flooding. the national weather service warns of a high threat to life and property. irma is blamed for at least three deaths so far in the caribbean. >> it december mapted the island of barbuda, damaging or destroying every building. maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: hurricane irma is tearing through the cribbual with 180-mile an hour wind. >> it is really ripping right now. >> i've covered hurricanes for more than 25 years. this is unlike anything i have ever seen. >> reporter: the streets of tourist hot spot st. martin under water. the airport reportedly destroyed. >> we're here outside, shaking the doors. >> reporter: on the small island of barbuda, seen in the center of irma's eye, the prime minister says some 90% of the islands' buildings are destroyed. in puerto rico, potentially the worst storm to hit the island in a century. now florida is gearing up for a direct hit. >> never had a cat five. never experienced it

. >> i'm ama daetz. hurricane irma is pummelling puerto rico. nearly 950,000 are without power. >> also dealing with flash flooding. the national weather service warns of a high threat to life and property. irma is blamed for at least three deaths so far in the caribbean. >> it december mapted the island of barbuda, damaging or destroying every building. maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: hurricane irma is tearing through the cribbual with 180-mile an hour wind. >> it is really ripping right now. >> i've covered hurricanes for more than 25 years. this is unlike anything i have ever seen. >> reporter: the streets of tourist hot spot st. martin under water. the airport reportedly destroyed. >> we're here outside, shaking the doors. >> reporter: on the small island of barbuda, seen in the center of irma's eye, the prime minister says some 90% of the islands' buildings are destroyed. in puerto rico, potentially the worst storm to hit the island in a century. now florida is gearing up for a direct hit. >> never had a cat five. never experience

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i'm ama daetz. dan ashley is off. expect more of the same tomorrow. we have live team coverage tonight. let's begin with "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandhya patel. >> this heat wave did not dis-crim nalt. everyone was dealing with the hot weather. san francisco today hottest ever since record keeping began, 106 degrees. shattering the previous record of 103 in 2000. sfo was an all after time record at 104. moffett field tying at 106. we had record ties for the entire month of september, not just today. san jose 108 degrees, oakland airport, 101. 107 kent field and 110 in santa rosa. one other page of records to tell you about. these are daily records. san rafael 109 degrees. richmond 102. 107 in gilroy. santa cruz 105. 111 in hillsborough. in case you wonder how hot it was in other parts of the bay area, hot enough to make you wonder about this blistering heat wave. clover dale 110. a comfortable 107 in half moon bay. excessive heat warning for san francisco and the coast until 9:00 tell tomorrow night. bay shore and inland until 9:00 p.m. monday that

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. more on hurricane irma in a moment, but we begin with breaking news. another natural disaster unfolding in central america tonight. >> a powerful 8.0 earthquake struck off mexico's southern coast. it was felt in mexico city where there have been widespread power outages. >> active tsunami warning are issued for mexico, gaut mall ah and neighboring countries. you can see the light fixture swaying violently. >> residents have gathered on the streets in the dark, fearing that buildings would collapse. our meteorologist sandhya patel has more on the earthquake as well as the tu namy warning. >> let's look at this earthquake. it is being revised. this is the very latest coming out of the earthquake and tsunami center. it is upgraded to it was originally 8.1 when it struck off the coast of there's no threat to oregon. they're investigating the threat to hawaii, which is under investigation. a threat to the u.s. main land is hurricane arm ah, a powerful category five storm. it is more ragged

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. more on hurricane irma in a moment, but we begin with breaking news. another natural disaster unfolding in central america tonight. >> a powerful 8.0 earthquake stck off mexico's southern coast. it was felt in mexico city where there have been widespread power outages. >> active tsunami warning are issued for mexico, gaut mall ah and neighboring countries. you can see the light fixture swaying violently. >> residents have gathered on the streets in the dark, fearing that buildings would collapse. our meteorologist sandhya patel has more on the earthquake as well as the tu namy warning. >> let's look at this earthquake. it is being revised. this is the very latest coming out of the earthquake and tsunami center. it is upgraded to 8.4. it was originally 8.1 when it struck off the coast of chiapas. there's no threat to oregon. they're investigating the threat to hawaii, which is under investigation. a threat to the u.s. main land is hurricane arm ah, a powerful category five storm. it is

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. >> reporter: ama it's the u.s. geological survey that's predicting the chance that the bay area will have a 6.7 magnitude or grater earthquake in the next 30 years. the center is likely to be on a hayward fall. the small quakes are causing people to start getting prepared. gio physicist brian kilgore says a series of earthquakes originated in the falls. the movement was about a third of a mile below ground. some residence barely felt the size mic movement. >> wasn't bad but you knew there was an earthquake. >> reporter: for others the ground movement was more pronounced. >> they were like a quick jolt. >> did it knock anything over? >> no it did not. >> reporter: experts are not willing to categorize the event of a larger event. >> the technology doesn't allow us to look at any one earthquake and say yes, this is a fore shock before something to come. >> reporter: these earthquakes are magnitudes work off to shake up complacency for a big one. >> i guess i got lazy, living in california is typical. >> reporter: har

. >> i'm ama daetz. since 6:00, we have learned the possible cause of that brush fire, children playing with fireworks. >> the fire started last night off ballybunion court not f n from gilroy. we find katie marzullo live with our developing story. katie. >> reporter: erik, ama, multiple neighbors here told me it was kids with fireworks who started the fire. cal fire says the cause is under investigation. i spoke with cal fire just a few minutes ago to get the latest information. right now 100 acres have burned. crews have the fire 10% contained. one last water drop as the sun set on the second day of a wildfire burning in gilroy. the water coming from a pond on the eagle ridge golf course. melissa vizeria lives in eagle ridge. she saw the flames erupt sunday evening. >> we open the door and we see fire shooting up in the sky. it was really scary. >> reporter: fire crews are providing skruk tour protection in case, but cal fire says no homes are threatened. >> the fire has been moving uphill in a westwar

good evening i'm christian sze in for ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> today only on abc 7 sports director, larry view got a view of the process. >> this is fun, when the warriors broke around 9 months ago, they had the dancing backhoe, act bats and fire and everything. we got the exclusive tour of the new arena with warrior's present rick wells. the tour starts with a view from above. it's a beehive of activity. when this is done this will be more than just an arena. the idea is to create a destination. >> all the way around the arena becomes a beautiful public space. >> it's amazing. they've thought of everything i even have a warriors' logo on the hat here. >> and we headed to the belly of the beast. >> all right. let's watch the reborn here. >> so, i'm doing this with you for the first time. if you can imagine the view, right. so this is how people are going to cross the street from the park and this is one of the two main entrances. >> you got the foundation down and you're about to start going up, that's kind of why we're here right? >> a year from today, the whole building

. >> reporter: ama it's the u.s. geological survey that's predicting the chance that the bay area will have a 6.7 magnitude or grater earthquake in the next 30 years. the center is likely to be on a hayward fall. the small quakes are causing people to start getting prepared. gio physicist brian kilgore says a series of earthquakes originated in the falls. the movement was about a third of a mile below ground. some residence barely felt the size mic movement. >> wasn't bad but you knew there was an earthquake. >> reporter: for others the ground movement was more pronounced. >> they were like a quick jolt. >> did it knock anything over? >> no it did not. >> reporter: experts are not willing to categorize the event of a larger event. >> the technology doesn't allow us to look at any one earthquake and say yes, this is a fore shock before something to come. >> reporter: these earthquakes are magnitudes work off to shake up complacency for a big one. >> i guess i got lazy, living in california is typical. >> reporter: har

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. >> and i'm ama daetz. we had wide reports of lightning, not tonight but could change. >> sandhya patel is here. >> let's look at live doppler 7 and i'll explain whether you will see lightning or not. we have a marine layer in place with the bay area with fog, reducing visibility in half moon bay to two miles. keeping eye on area of low pressure as it continues to circulate. is going to head to southern california but until it does, moisture will wrap around it so there is still the possibility of seeing a few showers and isolated thunder. of course, you're probably wondering who has the best chance. i'll have hour by hour look at morning commute and beyond coming up. ama? >> thank you. do you know how to stay safe in thunderstorm? head to our website, abc7news.com, we have facts for you. >> alameda residents told not to use tap water. east bay mud issued warning to homes in and near alameda point. dnt say what problem is, but not for brushing teeth or cooking or for your pets. folks noticed odd taste. >> t

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ama, back to you. >> thank you for that live report. "abc7 news" reporter laura anthony is also in houston where she continues to report for us and for our sister station there. >> this is one of those suburbs where there's still a lot of water. this has gone down maybe a foot in the last couple of days. these are folks going in and out to get their belongings. we have seen crews going in to get animals that may have been stranded. the shelter in houston is making room for them. >> today, volunteers at the spca in houston moved out more than 100 animals. they'll go to atlanta to make room for all the rescued dogs and cats expected to arrive at a houston shelter over the next few days. >>> a big thank you to so many of you who donated to our abc day of giving to help the victims of hurricane harvey. our parent company disney organized the fund-raiser across all of our networks and local abc stations nationwide, raising more than $12 million. so thank you. volunteers here at abc 7 have been taking your calls all day. and we've raised more

you'll notice ama has not been here lately, that is because she has just had her adorable baby. >> yes monday. thatis add lin. both mom and baby are doing both well. we're under strict instructions from ama not to gush too much. >> solarry, how are you going to follow that cuteness? >> it's tough. >> i just have to move on to the next story but congratulation to ama and her entire family. >>> it's been 63 years since at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. . >> announcer: now abc 7 sports with larry beal. >> good evening. we showed you the ongoing construction at the warriors' arena. when it comes in 2018 the warriors are hoping on players to still be attending. bell got

. >> i'm ama daetz. new since 6:00, we have learned the possible cause of that brush fire, children playing with fireworks. >> the fire started last night off ballybunion court not far from gilroy. we find katie marzullo live with our developing story. katie. >> reporter: erik, ama, multiple neighbors here told me it was kids with fireworks who started the fire. cal fire says the cause is under investigation. i spoke with cal fire just a few minutes ago to get the latest information. right now 100 acres have burned. crews have the fire 10% contained. one last water drop as the sun set on the second day of a wildfire burning in gilroy. the water coming from a pond on the eagle ridge golf course. melissa vizeria lives in eagle ridge. she saw the flames erupt sunday evening. >> we open the door and we see fire shooting up in the sky. it was really scary. >> reporter: fe crews are providing skruk tour protection in case, but cal fire says no homes are threatened. >> the fire has been moving uphill in a westw

ama, back to you. >> thank you for that live report.is also in houston where she continues to report for us and for our sister station there. >> this is one of those suburbs where there's still a lot of water. this has gone down maybe a foot in the last couple of days. these are folks going in and out to get their belongings. we have seen crews going in to get animals that may have been stranded. the shelter in houston is making room for them. >> today, volunteers at the spca in houston moved out more than 100 animals. they'll go to atlanta to make room for all the rescued dogs and cats expected to arrive at a houston shelter over the next few days. >>> a big thank you to so many of you who donated to our abc day of giving to help the victims of hurricane harvey. our parent company disney organized the fund-raiser across all of our networks and local abc stations nationwide, raising more than $12 million. so thank you. volunteers here at abc 7 have been taking your calls all day. and we've raised more than $67,000, all going directly to

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. all of us, thank you so much for being here tonight. >> see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. ♪ (birds chirping) hey. mike baxter here for outdoor man with my last vlog from the open road -- the dirty, bumpy-ass open road. it's been an incredible two months putting together the new outdoor man catalog. look for it later this fall. this trip, i've seen pygmies,

[aplausos] alan: yo sÉ que amas a méxico, puerto rico, amas al caribe. miguel: buenas tardes.las redes sociales, me impacto mucho mensaje que decÍas: mÉxico no se merece esto. y has estado allÍ siempre como una mano amiga y una voz para ayudar, para enviar el mensaje de sensibilizar y de pedir esa ayuda que tanto necesitan ahorita. miguel: ahora es cuando hay que estar. ahora es cuando no podemos fallarle a la gente porque hemos visto sobre toda la cosa mÁs impresionante fue, ver lo que sucediÓ, yo estaba en panamÁ. al dÍa siguiente viajaba a mÉxico, se cancelÓ todo. entonces dije: quÉ puedo hacer? me puse manos en redes y vi cÓmo armadas de gente, de ciudadanos tomaron la calle en voluntariado que era espectacular. ya jamÁs he visto una cosa sÍ, jamÁs. absolutamente eso es admirable, eso hay que apoyarlo, hay que apoyarlo todos los frentes porque es la ciudadanÍa la que estÁ levantando y la que está dando lo que no tiene, sacando de sus bolsillos como siempre, vale, porque los otros, los que tendrÍan que estar no llegan nunca o llegan para la foto y luego se van. eso es la ci

espaldas, los ejecutivos que estaban en este edificio, con las costureras que mencionaste, con las amasocolos. las autoridades educacionales, los maestros, le dijeron a estos niÑos que habÍa un temblor como lo hemos practicado y hemos ensayado, hay que levantarse, hacer una fila y caminar y bajar por la escalera y salir. desafortunadamente, fue en ese proceso cuando los niÑos estaban preparando para bajar por las escaleras que se derrumbÓ esa escuela y, francamente, es una de las cosas que mÁs tristeza nos da. cualquier pÉrdida de vida es lamentable y triste, cuando son estos niÑos pequeÑos, inocentes, que nunca pudieron ver su futuro duele aÚn mÁs. enrique: francisco cobos estÁ en jojutla, morelos una de las zonas mÁs de mayor impacto. vamos con tu reporte, francisco. francisco: gracias, nos encontramos en zacatepec en el estado de morelos en donde vemos que la gente se ha solidarizado y ha comenzado a traer vÍveres a este lugar para ayudar ante los efectos de este sismo de 7.1 grados. quÉ es lo que estÁn recolectando aquÍ? >> bÁsicamente estamos recolectando los vÍveres necesarios com

friends want to buy they are giving massive tax cuts to the rich recall a job creation or pro-growth ama with those with the wealthiest americans to save you are doing. about to say it is about family farmers? that is a statement that is just plain wrong. it shows how ridiculous the canard is. if there is a detailed discussion of how that will create jobs better then training people or building c infrastructure i welcome that. we will not republicans hide their agenda with tax cuts for the rich to shroud in the terms of pro-growth orve job creation and. of those 5,000 will we is the states in america can create jobs they have to show us how. i saw my dear friend senator to me as i was in the gym trying to exercise everyone on tv say it is clear democrats don't want to work with us. i went faster on the treadmill. democrat said don't do reconciliation stay with us does he say he doesn't want to work with us? if that is what he wants to do we want to work with you.or t we want to do tax cuts for the middle-class. not the wealthy. so work with us we don't want to work with you. been to set

you have some republican governors and the ama and the cbo all saying, no, this bill does not keep asvered as is the case -- >> can i respond to that? >> absolutely. >> we will cover more. that's based on a study of a different bill, and those folks put great credit in the individual mandate that penalized or coerced working family into purchasing insurance. what works is giving power to governors. there's a fundamental difference. democrats think the washington, d.c. should have the power and people should be coerced. republicans think the state and the patients should have the power. there's a fundamental difference, and graham-cassidy will protect folks. >> why do you have governors of your own party coming up and saying that's not true, and you will give me the money and i like the control but you will cut the amount of money i have and those block grants are going to go away altogether at some point in the future, so there will be less money in the system which you like because you want to take money out and use it for tax reform, or whatever you want to do it, but if you take mo

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thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. ben shapiro scheduled to speak 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. sold out. >> conservative commentator and drawing activists from other side of the political spectrum. >> police shutting down roads. tweeted this photo of the arrest of two protesters for bringing banned items into the plaza. >> laura anthony has been in berkeley all day. >> reporter: the crowd continues to build. road is closed here. rally going on. if you go this way, see the barricades they've set up and large police presence. going to start letting people in right about now. folks have to have ticket, show a photo i.d. and can't bring banned items, signs, masks, any of that. >> this has been the center of intellectual resistance and critical thinking. >> reporter: crowds are building in berkeley ahead of the speech by ben shapiro. almost as many demonstrators as police officers. the bank down the street is boarding up its atms and heavy barricades blocking a major street and entrance to straul plaza. >> close to what we spent last

. >> and ama daetz. speeches have had to be cancelled out of concerns for safety and security. >> abc 7 news reporter ashley joins us now with a look at the details. laura. >> reporter: hi larry, the security measures for this event tomorrow are almost unprecedented. heavy cement barricades where i'm standing. this road will be closed all day tomorrow. more high profile conservator speakers may be headed to berkeley. >> we'll have far more police officers here and confronting anyone wearing a mask. >> reporter: uc berkeley officials say they'll be ready this time for any protests that might come with conservator speaker ben ship roe. >> we're implemented tools and we believe we're going to have the pieces in place. >> reporter: the metal barricades tossed around in february will be replaced with ones made of concrete. the city of brkly will shut down berks croft way. >> reporter: there's still strong opposition to schapiro's visit even though the conservative t.v. writer himself is a target because of of

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. no more flights are going into and out of miami and ft. lauderdale. >> hurricane irma is expected to sweep by the area in the next few days. spencer christian is tracking the storm right now. >> this storm is frightening. let's look right now at the image. it's massive and powerful. this was the path, leaving the turks and caicos islands and now the eye is moving along the northern coastline of cuba as a cat 4, expected to take a turn towards the north-northwest tomorrow. by late tomorrow, as a category 5 once again will slam into the southwest corner of the florida peninsula and move on sunday directly through florida, closer to the west side. but still the storm is so massive, it covers -- it's wider than the state of florida. monday, moving into georgia as a tropical storm and continuing northward up into tennessee as a low pressure system. the rainfall is unbelievable. the hardest hit areas can receive 10 to 20 inches of rain as it moves forward. 3 to 5 as it moves into georgia. we'll continue to monitor this storm for you. dan? >> spe

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i think mentally, i ama past few months. i think mentally, i am a little tired.mily and friends were a while now. it was brutal this year. i have to admit, of all the grand tours are done, this was the hardest one that i have ever done. so yes. extremely, extremely grateful to bill to back it up from the tour de france. how can you get back up and go again? yes. the world championships now, is not necessarily something that, i mean, obviously, in the past few months with the tour de france, and the vuelta, this is not so the specifically for. i am here on the back of the tour and vuelta. i still feel good and fresh. i fill up for it. so i'm going to get on and give it. so i'm going to get on and give it everything i have got. i know i am up against time—trial specialists who have focused specifically on being ready for it, that did not race the vuelta a espana. but at the same time, i would like to give it my best then be at home and wonder where i would have finished. on tuesday the netherlands sealed an historic gold and silver, for the first time since 1996, i

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm kristen sze in for dan ashley. today, we're experiencing temperatures we have never seen before in parts oh it have bay area. >> san francisco was as hot as walnut creek, reaching 106 degrees. we have live team coverage. >> first, let's look at the numbers. here's spencer christian. >> generally when we talk about record highs, we are talking about records for this date. but we have something beyond that. these are all-time record highs. highest temperatures ever recorded. in san francisco today, 106 degrees. at sfo, 104 degrees. at moffitt field, 106. on we go to other records for the entire month of september. san jose, 108 degrees, highest september reading ever. oakland airport, 101. santa rosa, 110 degrees. and now records for this date, 109 at san rafel. 105 at gilroy. livermore, 109 degrees. many locations are still in the triple digits. let's take a look at our excessive heat warning in effect from now through tomorrow for the entire bay area, including the host. hottest spots near 115 degrees. then on sund

aim larry beil, dan and ama have the night off. just after 1:00 a.m. in mexico city, 36 hours after the 7.1 magnitude quake hit and girl is said to be responding to rescuers at elementary, with at least two others and still alive. nationwide death toll is more than 230. abc news reporter carlos grande. >> reporter: frantic search for life continuing. rescuers peeking into the debris, raising hands above their heads to silence the crowd, listening for sounds of life. made contact with a girl. 2113 and four teachers have died there. in ruins but backpacks hang eerily on hooks. rodrigo narrowly escaped. part of the structure collapsed and blocked the exit he said. had to be evacuated by crawling over a wall. one of dozens of buildings flatened in central mexico when the quake struck. sent fireballs into the sky and people scrambling into the streets. some capture and sharing video of the buildings collapsing. shaking lasting minutes. all around mexico city the rescuers are digging through rubble. half the city is out of power. and residents in the town be

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the announcement has left many in the bay area fearful and angry. laura anthony has the story. >> congress can make it right. >> reporter: as he prepared to return to washington this evening, he told us he's prepared to fight, with and against republicans for daca. >> we've been trying to fix immigration for 20 years in this country. because of partisan politics, we've been unable to come up with a smart way to do it. >> reporter: daca stands for deferred action for childhood arrivals. it's estimated there are 800,000 dreamers in the united states. a quarter of them in california. cecilia chavez is one of those. a mother of tw and holds a masters degree from san jose state. >> so many people depend on us. my parents depend on me and my icome. my children depend on me. and for him to terminate daca, he has no idea what he's doing. >> right now donald trump is focused on the wrong issues. >> reporter: oakland city councilman says ending daca would create a hard fip fship f young people

anular daca, recientemente ha mostrado simpatÍa por los soÑadores, diciendo que son estupendos y que los amarealidad es otra. >> ya lo rechazÓ la administraciÓn, lo rechazó el presidente trump, no nos vamos a olvidar de eso. vamos a trabajar muy duro para que este hombre no tenga otro tÉrmino de cuatro aÑos en 2020. al mismo tiempo, ahorita el enfoque serÁ con el congreso. marÍa: segÚn informes trump quiere postergar la anulaciÓn de daca, para darle al congreso tiempo de actuar. >> lo que no puede ser aceptable. nadie lo va a digerir que Él diga bueno, yo derogo pero doy seis meses para que el congreso haga algo y me lavo las paros. -- las manos. marÍa rosa: cerca de 800,000 jÓvenes indocumentados estÁn amparados bajo daca. organizaciones pro inmigrantes piden a los honores que esperar la decisiÓn oficial del presidente trump, que no teman y que hasta entonces el programa daca sigue en pie. >> para poner en contexto el alcance de laca en todo el paÍs y principalmente en el estado de dorado. 800,000 jÓvenes benefició con la acciÓn diferida. en california residen mÁs de 140,000 soÑadores ampar

. >> i'm ama daetz, cal stepped up security ahead of the visit, spending as much as $600,000. >> here's the scene around 10:00, 100 to 200 people started marching westbound on the durant avenue, remained peaceful and most mostly disbanded. >> begin with cornell with the situation on the ground. >> reporter: we can tell that you the way is slowly returning to normal although still closed to traffic. sproul plaza and zellerbach hall still off limits surrounded by barricades. many anticipated violence but for the most part was peaceful. >> united will never be divided. >> reporter: made it clear that conservative commentator wasn't welcome at berkeley. >> spend my hard-earned money on hostility. i come here to learn. >> reporter: street shut barricades surrounded the hall like a fortress where shapiro was speaking. police presence massive and unprecedented. >> ann coulter, ben shapiro, whole parade of fascist thugs coming to campus. >> reporter: tensions running high all night from right and left. >> berkeley april 15th, seven stitches in head and six in year. >> reporter: donald trump sup

i'm dan ashley, ama daetz has the night off. maria made landfall in dominica with 160-mile-an-hour winds, so bad the prime minister posted on facebook, my roof is gone, at complete mercy of the hurricane, house is flooding. he was later rescued. headed to puerto rico next, emergency shelters are open. sandhya patel is tracking it closely. >> this is the last thing puerto rico needs after irma. look at hurricane maria, this is a very large storm, stretches for miles. talking close to 400 miles. as you mentioned made landfall several hours ago across dominica, eye of the storm still well defined, weakened lightly to category 4 but still very dangerous. expected to hit puerto rico wednesday morning as category 4 and brush the dominican republic and work northward, close to southeast u.s. but not quite, turning to northeast. tracking hurricane joese, category 1, generating dangerous sur surf. maria expecting to hit virgin islands and puerto rico, storm surge, heavy rain and flooding. >> you can follow the latest throughout abc7 accu

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¡vamos ama-rillo! ¡vamos! ¡vamos arcoíris! ¡vÁmonos! vamos a la escuela... ¡preparados, listos, ya!l jugador jey jey, mir miren nada mÁs, repartiendo vÍveres, ropa, Él estuvo con algunos compaÑeros de equipos, recorrieron al menos 4 refugios, Él dijo que harÁ todo lo posible para ayudar a su houston texas y mire nada mÁs, 17 millones. >> asÍ debieran hacer todos los jugadores. >> un sÓlo jugador, papÁ. y ademÁs es un Ícono, mis respetos. ¿le sabes a la fÓrmula uno? >> shumacher. >> papÁ, ahÍ estÁ, el britanico lewis hamilton, esta fue su sexta victoria y acumula 238 puntas, finalizÓ segundo mientras que vettel completÓ el pÓdio, checo con el nÚmero 9. y es un placer, ¿a poco no que entre compadres se vive bien el deporte?, asÍ como macho mexicano. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, a a brillar. en la escuela, de regreso, allá brillará. siquitibum estrella será! vamos a la escuela... ¡preparados, listos, ya! por eso el nuevo downy protect and refresh suaviza las... el olor de tu ropa dice mucho de ti. ...fibras y bloquea los malos olores. nuevo downy protect

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. >>> here is why ama has not been around. she had a baby. she had a girl on monday and mom and baby are doing well. wonderful. >> what are a cutie. >> larry is back with sports. >> you are talking giants and one win over the padres to avoid a 100 win loss. >> good evening. today is the anniversary of the great willie mays catch in the 1954 world series. most of you probably weren't born and you probably haven't seen the black and white. major league baseball announced they will name the trophy after mays and he is grateful he can give something back to the game even at 86 years old. the catcher was honored as the willie mac award and gets a hug from the man himself. giants and padres and two outs for buster posey. joe panik and giants up 3-0 in a flash. bottom four, this is not a replay. buster with two outs and another double to bring in panik. he had three two-out doubles. hot dog man is thrilled. and the giants get the victory and avoid a 100 loss season. i wonder how it goes when you show up for the date as hot dog man. a couple of range

. >> i'm ama daetz, cal stepped up security ahead of the visit, spending as much as $600,000. >> here's to 200 people started marching westbound on the durant avenue, remained peaceful and most mostly disbanded. >> begin with cornell with the situation on the ground. >> reporter: we can tell that you the way is slowly returning to normal although still closed to traffic. sproul plaza and zellerbach hall still off limits surrounded by barricades. many anticipated violence but for the most part was peaceful. >> united will never be divided. >> reporter: made it clear that conservative commentator wasn't welcome at berkeley. >> spend my hard-earned money on hostility. i come here to learn. >> reporter: street shut down, barricades surrounded the hall like a fortress where shapiro was speaking. police presence massive and unprecedented. >> ann coulter, ben shapiro, whole parade of fascist thugs coming to campus. >> reporter: tensions running high all night from right and left. >> berkeley april 15th, seven stitches in head and six in year. >> reporter: donald trump supporter returned to ber

good evening i'm dan ashley, ama daetz is off. the unusual electrical storm is causing power outages. roughly 9,000 people without power, pg&e crews working to repair the damage. urging santa inez and ramona to shelter in place because of the live wires on the ground causing extreme safety hazard. we'll let you know if shelter in place is lifted. pass it along. just a few of the many spots reporting lightning strikes this evening. check this out. central county fire department tweeted out damage on a chimney. sent a pile of bricks crashing to the ground. thankfully no reports of any injuries. sandhya patel is here with more on the strange weather. >> summer storms put on a show. look at live doppler 7 right now and you will notice that most of the thunderstorm activity has started to push off the coastline here, starting to see activity diminishing. still showers left behind, street level radar, seeing moderate pockets of showers. santa rosa, west 8th street, sonoma avenue and damp roadways. at times the rain was hard. san francis

dmai and ama have the night off. just after 1:00 a.m. in mexico city, 36 hours after the 7.1 magnitude quake hit and girl is said to be responding to rescuers at elementary, with at least two others and still alive. nationwide death toll is more than 230. abc news reporter >> reporter: frantic search for life peeking into the debris, raising hands above their heads to silence the crowd, listening for sounds of life. made contact with a girl. 2113 and foureachers have t died there. in ruins but backpacks hang eerily on hooks. rodrigo narrowly escaped. part of the structure collapsed and blocked the exit he said. had to be evacuated by crawling over a wall. one of dozens of buildings flatened in central mexico when the quake struck. sent fireballs into the sky and people scrambling into the street some capture and sharing video of the buildings collapsing. shaking lasting minutes. all around mexico city the rescuers areigging through rubble. half the city is out of power. and residents in the town begin to mourn the dead. central district,

i'm dan ashley, ama daetz has the night off. maria made landfall in dominica with 160-mile-an-hour winds, so bad the prime minister posted on facebook, my roof is gone, at complete mercy of the hurricane, house is flooding. he was later rescued. headed to puerto rico next, emergency shelters are open. sandhya patel is tracking it closely. >> this is the last thing puerto rico needs after irma. look at hurricane maria, this is a very large storm, stretches for miles. talking close to 400 miles. as you mentioned made landfall several hours ago across dominica, eye of the storm still well defined, weakened lightly to category 4 but still very dangerous. expected to hit puerto rico wednesday morning as category 4 and brush the dominican republic and work northward, close to southeast u.s. but not quite, turning to northeast. tracking hurricane category 1, generating dangerous sur surf. maria expecting to hit virgin islands and puerto rico, storm surge, heavy rain and flooding. >> you can follow the latest throughout abc7 accuweather

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