adrienne, you were there when it hit. tell us what it was like. >> reporter: well, anne-marie, it was absolutely terrifying. this one felt strongerlet at my home it kept getting stronger. i could hear things falling from shelves. outside you could feel the ground rolling and vibrating. >> that sounds absolutely terrifying. i know the sun has not come up at all at least thus far. what are authorities telling people to do? are people still searching through the rubble even through the night? >> reporter: there have been rescue efforts ongoing all nighting and in some cases they have pulled people out alive, and in some cases unfortunately they're pulling people out not alive under all this rubble. they've been told to stay put if they can, don't hinder the rescue workers. the balanambulances need to get through. but obviously those whose buildings have been damaged are sleeping in shelter and a on th sidewalks. >> well, adrienne, i appreciate hearing from you and glad you're okay. >>> now to the dangerous hurricane maria th

. >> thank you, adrienne. thank you very much. >> that's all ron's doing, by the way. >> i'm responsible for him not having a chair? >> you are. you are. >> well, i didn't know that. >> you're also responsible for the news. so what's going on? >> good morning to you, paula and dan, adrienne, robert. well done by the way, sir. good morning, everyone. we're going to begin with the u.s. state department investigating what it says is a new sonic harassment attack on american dims at the u.s. embassy in havana, cuba. the latest incident occurred last month. investigators had originally said the suspected attacks which began last december stopped this past spring but so far at least 19 diplomats have been affected and have experienced hearing loss and even some brain injuries. the source of that attack still unknown. >>> in san francisco a mysterious fire at the russian consulate is raising questions about a possible effort to burn evidence of espionage activity. smoke was seen coming from the building's chimney les

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adrienne is here. >> what's up.t serena williams, welcoming a brand-new baby girl. williams delivering her bundle of joy. can you believe it's already happened. st. mary's medical center in palm beach was the locate. this was yesterday her first ambassador with co-founder alexis ohanian. new aunt venus who is participating saying she is very excited, congrats to the couple. >> i can't wait to see that baby. gorgeous. >> i want to see the pictures and -- >> you don't have pictures yet. >> well, the baby was born yesterday. >> yeah, that's -- iphone. >> be easy, paula. >> you can facebook live the whole thing these days. >> i think they wanted a little more privacy. there are celebrities certainly getting involved in houston in the relief efforts there and we've seen it all over social media, right, miranda lambert and her mutt nation stepping in to help dogs taking to instagram to highlight all the rescued pups and the trustee volunteers working to bring them to safety saying they've already sent 72 dogs to lambert's

adrienne will do a little "pop news" for us now. [ applause ] >> go, adrienne. >> we'll talk more aboutmany like scary movies? not me heart. halloween right around the corner but put up scary huge numbers becking the highest earning september release of all time. the stephen king inspired film raking in over 218 million in end of the sale jennifer lawrence suffered through her first opening ever. her film "mother"erring a meager 7.5 million. that also could be scary. >> that's true. >> that could be kind of bad. >>> next up queen bey paying a royal visit to one of the hottest shows on broadway surprising the ben flat backstage by posting it happens. i think everybody would say thatch the singer hanging out with the entire cast backstage making their night stepping out for date night with husband jay-z and getting a break from baby duty with the twins proving they're still crazy in love, got me looking so crazy in love. >> go, adrienne. go, adrienne. [ applause ] >> oh. oh, you did. >> but we got to sing for "pop news." singing for my supper. finally it was a big night for "big little li

here's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, disturbing video from a utah hospital. a police detective arresting a nurse who refuses to give police a blood sample from a patient. >> i'm just a nurse trying to protect the patient. >> believe it or not i'm trying to protect him, too. >> reporter: salt lake city police investigating an explosive and deadly truck crash in late july. the survivor of that crash unconscious in this burn unit. >> is this patient under arrest? >> no. >> do you have an electronic warrant? >> no. >> reporter: nurse alex wubbels cites hospital policy about patient consent. >> this is something that you guys agreed to with this hospital. >> reporter: tensions escalate. her supervisor chimes in on speaker phone. >> you're making a huge mistake because you're threatening a nurse. >> reporter: that's when the detective explodes. >> we're done. >> reporter: arresting wubbels. her attorney, releasing what she claims is unedited police body cam footage. >> please, sir, you're hurting me. >> then walk! >> reporter: 20 minutes later, wubbels is released.

adrienne bankert is in tennessee. >> reporter: this small tennessee church, ripped apart by a gunmann a deadly shooting rampage. >> the church of christ people have been shot at that location. >> reporter: the first calls came in at 11:15 a.m. as the service at burnette chapel church of christ near nashville let out. >> this is a level one mass casualty incident. >> reporter: police say the gunman killed one in the parking lot, then made his way to the pulpit. >> well, the guy came from the right side of the church, and he was just shooting. he was just shooting, he came right to the middle and shot more. >> reporter: minerva rosa's dress bloody from helping the pastor, one of seven hurt along with 68-year-old linda bush. >> she was pretending to be dead so he wouldn't shoot her again. >> reporter: after several minutes of horror, robert ingle, a church usher, confronting the shooter. >> he tackled him, he was hurt in his head, and without him i think it could have been worse. >> reporter: the gunman, now identified by police as 25-year-old emanual samson, shot during the struggle. p

abc's adrienne bankert is there. >> reporter: this small tennessee church ripped apart by a gunman on deadly shooting rampage. >> church the christ, people have been shot at that location. >> reporter: the first calls came in at 11:15 a.m. as the church let out. police say the gunman killed one woman in the parking lot, then made his way inside all the way to the pulpit. >> the guy came from the right side of the church and he was just shooting. he was just shooting. he came right to the middle and shoot more. >> reporter: minuter va rose's dress bloody from helping the pastor, one of seven hurt along with 68-year-old linda bush. >> she was pretending to be dead so he wouldn't shoot her again. >> reporter: after several minutes of horror, 22-year-old robert engle, a church usher, confronts the shooter. >> he tackled him. without him and -- i think it can be worse. >> reporter: the gunman now identified by police as 25-year-old emanuel samson was shot during the struggle. police say that heroic usher saved lives. >> this church usher, an extraordinarily brave individual. >> reporter: p

thank you, adrienne. a newscaster in mexico was on the air when the earthquake hit. when the studio started shaking, he left quickly in search of a safe place. the station's cameras caught what was happening outside. sideback in the studio, heavy lights shook wildly-- a good reason not to be under them. dr. lucy jones is a renowned seismologist who spent years with the u.s. geological survey. dr. jones, this was a smaller quake than the one that hit mexico earlier in the month, but it appears to be doing significantly more damage. >> this earthquake, it's smaller, but it's closer to many more people. so where the 8.2 was offshore and at a depth of 40 miles down, ths lycoon c iomy, andmi about down, and with a lot of people nearby. proximity makes a big difference. >> mason: i noticed on twitter that you said that part of the problem here is that mexico city has what you called bad soil, that the soil in mexico amplifies the shaking. what do you mean? >> well, that's right. well, so, mexico city is built on an-- a dry lake bed. so, there was a lake there. it dried out

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adrienne is here. >>> we start with breaking news from the kardashian camp.e jenner is expecting a baby with travis baby girl. the couple has reportedly been dating for five months and she's rumored to be due in february. >>> the last jedi finally ready. post production announced on instagram, three months before it's scheduled to fly into theaters. will we find out who ray's family is, where did she come from, who's her daddy. >> who is the last jedi. >> right. having a staredown and more. "star wars," the last jedi, debuts december 15th. >> i'm really excited. >> i think the world is holding their breath. >>> check out these original supermodels. you're going to like this one, dan. >> i might like it too. >> i think we all like it. carla bruni, naomi campbell, cindy crawford and elena christianson paying tribute to jionni versace. >> sorry, 00i was distracted by this thing. >> it's not a hanging chad. it's a hanging sheath. >> this is a grilled cheese on a doughnut but not just any doughnut. the chef is here and you got to explain this to us here. >> smells

adrienne is here. what's popping? >>> somebody is popping. "people" magazine reporting 20-year-old kylie jenner is expecting a baby with rapper travis scott. "people" magazine says the 20-year-old star is pregnant with a baby girl. the couple has reportedly been dating for five months and she's rumored to be due in february. >>> the last jedi finally ready. director ryan johnson announcing the end of post production on instagram just three months before the movie is scheduled to fly into theaters. will we find out who ray's family is, where did she come from, who's her daddy. >> who is the last jedi. >> right. filming began back in february 2016. shooting schedule wrapping and a new set of production shots show ray and luke skywalker having a staredown in the cockpit and more. "star wars," the last jedi, debuts december 15th. >> i'm really excited. >> i think the world is holding their breath. >>> check out these original supermodels. you're going to like this one, dan. >> i might like it too. >> i think we all like it. what's hotter than the

. >> good morning to you, paula, dan, adrienne, robert. we'll begin with north korea releasing new images believed to be of the launching of a ballistic missile that overflew japan thursday. this as kim jong-un says his country is nearing its goal of equilibrium in military force with the u.s. in an emergency session friday meanwhile, the united nations security council condemning north korea's missile test calling it highly and demanding pyongyang halt what it calls its outrageous actions. >>> a federal judge ruled the u.s. justice department cannot withhold federal grant money from so-called sanctuary cities that refuse to impose tougher immigration policies. the judge saying attorney general jeff sessions probably exceeded his authority by reducing funding to sanctuary cities. notice when someone is in the country illegally when released from jail. >>> jeffrey sandusky son of convicted child sex abuser jerry sandusky, he has pleaded guilty to 14 counts of child sex abuse accused of soliciting sex and pornography from two underage girls.

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that organization that adrienne chen sought out in russia well before it was clear that the electionould come down to hillary clinton versus donald trump, that internet research agency, that's the same group that facebook now says was spending all those thousands of dollars on facebook ads to try to affect the u.s. election. adrienne chen first wrote about that particular troll farm in 2015, saying how russian intelligence was developing this capacity to basically screw with true narratives on the internet, putting people to work doing the stuff to prank and provoke and scare people, yeah, in russia and ukraine but also in the west, also in the united states. spreading lies about hooks shootings and chemical leaks and explosions that never took place. why were they doing this? why were they spending all these government resources to develop that capacity? basically just to be jerks online. well, that piece was published in june 2015, way before the u.s. election got into full swing. but a few months later, adrienne chen noticed something strange about those internet research agency t

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first, we have to my immediate left adrienne is the author of water tossing boulders help of chinese immigrants led the first sitedevice to desegregate schoon the south. she currently serves as managing editor of the daily paper in williamsburg virginia and at the school of journalism recently served as the writer an and a resident at the delta state university. her book was awarded the work in progress and that northampton we been massachusetts for the digital outlets such as apc 2020 and fox news. l her investigation into the life of a bounty hunter in afghanistan is a feature filmthh also adrienne was raised in the northeast, she does come from a long line of mississippi women so we will clean you at least five generations long her mother was born here in jackson and they lived in a foreign new arch virginia. with an energetic corgi named clover, so welcome.ri [applause] to her left is patricia michele boyd of the research center at new orleans where she focuses on projects and programming that advance feminism and she teaches courses for the department of history including compar

preliminary results of the autopsy are just in tonight and here's adrienne bankert now. >> reporter: tonight another tragic fraternity death. police investigating the death of 18-year-old freshman max gruver. >> hazing is unacceptable and will not be tolerated at lsu period. >> reporter: gruver brought to the hospital wednesday night. he later died. a preliminary autopsy today finding he had a highly elevated blood alcohol level and traces of thc in his system, the chemical found in marijuana along with swelling in the brain and fluid in the lungs. all greek activities shut down for now. >> if we can't stop hazing, what else is there to do? >> reporter: while it's not been proven hazing occurred the national organization promises that the chapter and any individuals were found to have violated our policies will be held accountable. fraternities now under renewed scrutiny after the death of tim pi as sa at penn state. 14 members are now facing criminal charges. david, the district attorney is telling us the family is not speaking at this time but we know max. gruver just moved in a co

>> adrienne, thank you. >>> let's head overseas, what we're learning tonight subway bombing in london. new video that has just come in. and the arrest of a second suspect in the attack. here's ian pannell. >> reporter: tonight, a second arrest made after that subway bombing suggesting the attacker wasn't acting alone. a 21-year-old man taken by police just before midnight. aerial footage showing police securing a home just a few hundred feet from heathrow airport. >> he was arrested on suspicion of being concerned with an act of terrorism. >> reporter: tonight, he's being questioned in london. police connecting the teenager's arrest to this operation hours earlier. officers sweeping into this neighborhood in southwest neighbors given just two minutes to leave for safety as police came in. >> i was really scared. >> reporter: surveillance showing a man leaving a house later raided by police, carrying the same type of shopping bag used to hide the bomb. abc news learning the device detonated, injuring 30, containcontai containcontai contained tatp. it's a highly unstable compound being

>> adrienne, thank you. >>> let's head overseas, what we're learning tonight about the subway bombing in london. new video that has just come in. reportedly taken the morning of the incident. and now the arrest of a second suspect in the attack. here's ian pannell. >> reporter: tonight, is this the london bomber? video from the morning of the attack showing a man leaving a house, carrying the exact type of shopping bag used to house the bomb. an 18-year-old arrested in dover, investigators calling that significant. >> he was arrested on suspicion of being concerned with the commission of acts of terrorism. >> reporter: tonight, he's being held in london. this weekend, officers swooping into this normally peaceful neighborhood in southwest london. neighbors given two minutes to leave for safety as police came in. >> i was scared, to be honest. i was really scared. >> reporter: a 21-year-old man arrested, and a second arrest showing police do not think he was working alone. abc news learning the homemade device that detonated contained tatp. an explosive made from hydrogen peroxide and

>> adrienne, thank you. >>> let's head overseas, what we're learning tonight about the subway bombing in london. new video that has just come in. and now the arrest of a second suspect in the attack. here's ian pannell. >> reporter: tonight, a second major surveillance emerging, showing a man carrying the exact type of shopping bag used to carry the bomb. >> he was arrested on suspicion of being concerned with an act of terrorism. >> reporter: tonight, he's being held in london. this weekend, officers swooping into this neighborhood in southwest london. neighbors given two minutes to leave for safety as police came in. >> i was scarred, to be honest. i was really scared. >> reporter: a 21-year-old man taken just before midnight. abc news learning the homemade device that detonated contained tatp. an explosive made from hydrogen peroxide and other chemicals. it's a highly unstable compound being used in terror attacks before, from paris to brussels. including the manchester concert bombing that killed 22. so tonight, the terror threat level has been lowered from critical to severe. whi

adrienne peterson blaming the team. the broncos shelby harris blocked the kick and denver hangs on to win 24-21. looking relaxed as they go for a 19th straight win. bottom of the second against the tigers. they clear the bases with a three run triple. indians crush destroy 11-0. they can tie the american league record 20 wins in a row. we'll tell you if they did it tonight at 6:00. see you tonight. >> thunder and lightning caused the giants to delay their game against the giants last night. >> play of the day in washington. hosting the bulldogs and after the pass, making an incredible interception on the one yard line. they went on to win the game 1- 0. time now 6:26. coming up, state lawmakers protecting undocumented immaterial grants in california. the new legislation between local state and federal agents. >> an inmate beaten to death at a jailhouse brawl. coming up, what led to a citizen's oversite proposal on the table in south bay today. . >>>live, this is kpix 5 news. >> a hurricane rescue from 3,000 miles away.

>>>adrienne peterson blaming his first game on his team. vikings win 29-19. the broncos shelby harris blocked the kick and denver hangs on to win 24-21. looking to relax as they go for a 19th straight win. bottom of the second against the tigers, they clear the basin with a three run triple. they crushed detroit 11-0. they win their 19th consecutive game and tie the 2002 american league record with 20 wins in a row later today. how about that? we'll tell you who did it tonight at 6:00. see you tonight. . >> dangerous weather last night at at&t park. lightning forced everyone to take cover. the game finally wrapped up around 2:00 a.m. here's the play of the day in washington. incredible interception. they go on to win 12-0. >> an inmate beaten to death in a jailhouse brawl. what led to a citizen's oversite proposal. . >> and the berkley city counsel will be discussing the city's policy on the use of pepper spray. we'll explain the controversy coming up. the leader. the best. the s-class has sat at the pinnacle of automotive excellence for generations. the one

abc's adrienne bankert has a closer look. >> reporter: people say listen to your t. you think. a lot of people, they have no idea how much their gut is another brain. >> absolutely. it has exactly the same neurons you find here. >> reporr: we meet dr. michael moseley, author of "the clever gut diet" at the institute of culinaryducation in new york. he says what you feed your gut can boost your mood, control weightand help your immune system. >> clever gut diet basically is what i would describe as mediterranean diet which is all these things here. >> reporter: among staples like fruits and veggies are items like dark chocolate, turri and fermented food. >> fermented foods are absolutely packed with good bacteria. every single teaspoon of that stufhas tens of billions of living bacteria. >> that includes? >> things like this. >> very popular. >> very popular. and smelly cheeses. >> reporter: dr. mosley says think of your gut as a garden. ods act as fertilizer to a llio more powerful than we've ever known. >> the number of microbes down there and the sort of shape they

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we're in real trouble. >> bill: adrienne, thank you, katie thanks as well.rs today. what's next. >> shannon: desperate situation unfolding in puerto rico now after hurricane maria leaves that u.s. territory in ruins. millions without power and water. officials say the storm set them back decades. we'll take a look at recovery efforts right now underway on the ground. >> shannon: a dire situation in puerto rico getting even worse, the island is in ruins. millions of people have no power and no phones. officials say the devastation from hurricane maria has set them back decades. president trump promising earlier that more help is on the way tweeting this, quote. thank you to the mayor of san juan for your kind words on fema. we're working hard. much food and water is there and on the way. there has been a lot of confusion and conversation about exactly what's pouring in there. when you think about an island of more than three million people who, as far as we know, are mostly still -- the vast majority without any kind of electricity, plumbing is out. cell phon

. >> thank you again, michael and >> bye, michael and susan, thank you, adrienne bankert is here. it is about giving and we want to talk about some of the celebrities doing just what you were talking about. giving back in a big way. of course, continued support for the people of texas, j.j. watt raising $13.5 million now. leonardo dicaprio announcing a donation of 1 misdemeanor to the united way harvey recovery fund and he's standing by them in light of the controversy saying they're amazing people who would never keep people out of shelters. so languae is asking for fund raising to go to her foundation. fall out boy announced all proceeds from their november 7th stop in houston will go to relief efforts. a lot stepping up. miley cyrus is writing a half a million check. >> i love the lemonade stands when you see these kids >> 5-year-olds calling in yesterday for our day of giving at abc. all levels. everyone giving back. well, next new music from rock 'n' roll icons as we talk about music u2 releasing a performancevideo for the black out. "songs of experience." listen in. ♪ they h

adrienne bankert is here with "pop news." >> thank you. okay. p. diddy's guest list. let's start with j.j. watt announcing over 150,000 people have donated to his campaign for the hurricane harvey effort. yes, but, wait, there's more. they're coming close to a goal of $20 million. for all those folks who need help. he is just outdoing himself. watts and his teammates contributing and distributing supplies this weekend including ten semi truckloads full of food, water and clean be supplying all volunteer driven. watt stressing not a single dollar of that nearly $20 million he's raised has been spent so far. those are all dough nations. the houston texan says he's going to carefully distribute them based on lessons learned from katrina and it s thanksgiving. folks all around the world showing out that when difficult times happen, humans step up to help other humans. we are so proud of j.j. watt and so thankful to him and all volunteers working to help those folks. >> it's an amazing thing to see. >> so encouraging to see at the worst time probably

. >> adrienne hopkins is here with more. reporter: well, that rising.already battered the caribe be ren income now maria is a category 5 storm. they are all set tot take a direct hit. puerto rico's governor has warned that maria will devastate most of that island. overnight, the storm did hit dominica and the island of guadalupe with winds up to 160 he were m. streets there were superbed and the prime minister says most tree tops are gone but now the biggest concern are injuries and deaths becau he said search an search-and-rescue missions are now the priority. of course we keep an eye on the weg and bring you the latest as we get more information. larry, autria, back to you. thank you. well, right now, a race against the clock in san juan. virginia task force one spent yesterday hard at work in puerto rico preparing for the averyal shoring up dams and training with the k teams as they get the dogs ready to go through piles of, bell. they are helping board up windows before the storm hits. >> the realley of of a direct hit is not stopping people from fl