we're embedded with the air national guard unit out of mcgill air force base. we witness the search and rescue teams from gainesville, now going door to door, knocking on front doors to make sure the people who stayed behind survived the storm. there are still millions without electricity across the state tonight. concerns about the drinking water. in many places, there is no public water at all. and tonight, how long will it take to restore power? as neighbors across florida just begin to return to their neighborhoods to see if they still have a home. >>> also tonight, the dire situation in the caribbean. so many of the islands wiped out. the calls for help growing louder. as so many americans try to get home. >>> the warning tonight to consumers about flooded cars that will soon be on the market. after these twin hurricanes, swamping hundreds of thousands of vehicles. what every car buyer needs to know. >>> the other breaking headline tonight. what the justice department has just decided about six officers involved in the death of freddie gray. >>> the americ

working with the air national guard unit out of mcdeal air force base. their job to bring communications all the way down to points south. to help search teams send their findings back. and to help crews bringing in much-needed supplies in giving them the locations where to go. they're working together with an army national guard unit here. they have already witnessed the devastation. >> people were trying to shelter in place in their holmes, it just was not substantial for the type of weather that occurred here. >> reporter: it was not long before we witnessed the damage ourselves. boats dropped in the middle of the highway. power lines down. roofs ripped off. gas stations destroyed. but we are still told the worst of the damage is further south. martin centerfit, the monroe county management director, on the tarmac, where they are accepting supplies. you've been out there, you've seen the damage and the devastation what are we looking at here? >> you start getting down to mile marker 25, 24, 23, then you truly appreciate that a category 4 hurricane pas

they are loading some of the individual equipment for the air national guard unit members. there's also a pickup truck and an inflatable boat on board. for the second time in two weeks danielle valdez and her sons are at the airfield watching daddy deploy. >> it's overwhelming at times but we're also proud of him. >> 5-year-old ryan already dreams of following in his father's footsteps. >> i want to rescue people. >> eric valdez has been a member of the air national guard for 18 years. this picture is from his mission to hurricane harvey where his unit saved 113 lives. they returned home saturday. >> the flooding there was just devastating and heartbreak, so i manage this seems like it's going to be even worse. >> reporter: this morning valdez and more than 100 members of the is 29th rescue wing packed up for florida. they are getting in position before hurrican irma hits. >> we're prepared for swift water rescue as well as helicopter rescues. >> despite quick turnaround captain roderick says the unit is red for the physical and emotional lutolf another hurricane. >> bottom

we're embedded with the air national guard unit out of mcgill air force base.ess the search and rescue teams from gainesville, now going door to door, knocking on front doors to make sure the people who stayed behind survived the storm. there are still millions without electricity across the state tonight. concerns about the drinking water. in many places, there is no public water at all. and tonight, how long will it take to restore power? as neighbors across florida just begin to return to their neighborhoods to see if they still have a home. >>> also tonight, the dire situation in the caribbean. so many of the islands wiped out. the calls for help growing louder. as so many americans try to get

we're embedded with the air national guard unit.he search and rescue teams now going door to door, knocking on front doors to make sure the people who stayed behind survived the storm. there are still millions without electricity across the state tonight. concerns about the drinking water. in many place, there is no public water at all. and tonight, how long will it take to restore power? as neighbors across florida just begin to return to their neighborhoods to see if they still have a home. >>> also tonight, the dire situation in the caribbean. so many of the islands wiped out. the calls for help growing

we're embedded with the air national guard unit.s the search and rescue teams now going door to door, knocking on front doors to make sure the people who stayed behind survived the storm. there are still millions without electricity across the state tonight. concerns about the drinking water. in many place, there is no public water at all. and tonight, how long will it take to restore power? as neighbors across florida just begin to return to their neighborhoods to see if they still have a home. >>> also

we're embedded with the air national guard unit. we witness the search and rescue teams now going door to door, knocking on front doors to make sure the people who stayed behind survived the storm. there are still millions without electricity across the state tonight. concerns about the drinking water. in many place, there is no public water at all. and tonight, how long will it take to restore power? as neighbors across florida just begin to return to their neighborhoods to see if they still have a home. >>> also tonight, the dire situation in the caribbean. so many of the islands wiped out. the calls for help growi

we took you with the air national guard unit all the way to key west. >> they need communications forefforts. >> yes. >> there's nothing down there yet? >> no. >> major sellin preparing us for what we would see. what have you seen? >> there are buildings and entire homes that have been picked up and moved to the side of the road. >> so many people we met like this family. the sound of helicopters knowing help is arriving. >> yeah. >> help on the way. the human chain delivering water. we were on the runway marathon cleared for military planes bringing help. >> the things that's helping is the community standing up. >> so many neighbors answering the call too. charlotte glaze hugging donna lamb carrying what she could. linda comforting her neighbor in front of his damaged home. hand in hand americans coming together. thank you for watching on what has been another trying week for so many in the hurricane zone. we will keep going back. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right here on monday. good night. z2bppz z5yz y2bppy y5yy ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narra

martin into puerto rico utilizing air lift from our unit here at louisville, kentucky, and also puerto rico and new york air national guardts. >> do the people who are still there have enough food and supplies? >> wolf, i don't have a solid answer on that. but i do believe they have the situation from what i understand under control. again, i don't have the exact answer for that question. >> because we are told that on st. martin food is in very, very short supply right now. we've also heard reports of looting going on. i assume you've heard of those reports as well. >> wolf, i can't -- i'd be speculating if i was actually to answer that question. all i know is from what we were going down there to do is to evacuate the american citizens that were there. from what i understand, the dutch military, they have things under control from their perspective. >> let's hope they do. chief master sergeant aaron may, thanks to all you are doing, the men and women involved in this operation. they are saving lives. appreciate it very, very much. >>> let's go to one of the hardest hit areas in florida right now. cnn's ed lavandeira is

air national guard jet killing one of our soldiers, the unidentified pilot conducting a training exercise in southeast arizona. the fighting falcon was assigned to the arizona guard, served as air national guard's lead, 16 pilot training units, the cause of the crash is unknown. heather: the house voting to honor bob dole with congressional gold-medal. legislators want to recognize dole for his service to the nation as soldier and lawmaker. the 94-year-old represented kansas for 27 years and set the record for longest-serving republican leader of the senate. the gold-medal is the most established civilian honor given by congress. donald trump will approve the measure. rob: david clark is headed to washington but not to the white house, he will serve as spokesman and senior advisor for the pro donald trump super pac america first action saying the job, quote, gives me a chance to promote donald trump's agenda. he resigned as sheriff after serving for 15 years. heather: hurricane irma charting a course toward florida. we are on the ground as mandatory evacuations are now in place. >> as it relates to what donald trump said, this will be -- you have nothing to worry about. rob: rahm emanuel firing back at the president over th

the air national guard. the unit helps train pilots for international u.s. allies overseas.esident trump: the folks we're talking about, a great love for them and people think in terms of children but they are really young adults. i have a love for these people and hopefully now congress will be able to help them and do it properly. >> julie: that was president trump yesterday calling on congress to make a decision on the future of the daca program. right now as he talks to lawmakers chuck schumer and nancy pelosi are calling out the president for that move. overnight he said he would revisit the issue if congress can't get something done in six months. all this as lawmakers face pressure to overhaul the tax system and more. a busy couple months, especially the month of september. sean duffy joins me now. i want to talk daca. this is what it means. by rescinding daca the announcement yesterday jeff sessions made 800,000 immigrants brought in illegally to this country when they were children would be now deemed illegal. the announcement caused major backlash. do you believe t

air national guard f-16 pilot heather penny and former united airlines captain john penney reflect on penny was one of the first pilot scramble from andrews air force base that thursday. here is a preview. fully one, eric , and wey number two have billy hutchinson, bully three. so they take off, they are headed down to north carolina to find some straights. everybody loves shooting their gun. i have never seen a fighter pilot ever pull a gun and not go -- we all make the noise. [laughter] >> we are sitting in an administrative meeting, and we get a knock at the door. he pokes his head and, with david callahan. an airplane just flew into the world trade center. we look outside, because our conference room was right on the plight line -- flight line. huge plateglass windows, and we are thinking how does that happen? notou know, new york is that far away, contrary to what traffic would have you believe. a stone'st there as throw, as far as the bird flies. and saw perfect, crystal autumn day that we get here. what? we are thinking -- did somebody pooch their approach into laguardia? it mu

(mark) this includes units from moffett air national guard base.d rescue operations when needed. (darya) also in florida are members of oakland's urban search and rescue task force four. these are pictures of the team from instagram. they are now in orlando where they spent the day yesterday preparing before they get their assignments. ( mark ) also 82 members of urban search and rescue team task force 3 from menlo park are in florida. they arrived yesterday after driving 60-hours with thousands of pounds of equipment. they are at eglin air force base in florida ready to begin rescue operations. (darya) and we have much more hurricane irma coverage on our website. we have an interactive map so you can track the now tropical storm it as it moves north. we also have much more video of the damage. it's all on kron-4 dot com. ( darya ) and we have team coverage of the remembrance ceremonies across this country this morning. ( mark ) tiffany mcelroy has a look at how the victims are being honored. tiffany. ( tiffany ) in new york city today a ceremony w

air national guard. >> that is the 129th crew wing of the guard. the unit is going to go just got back from texas and now it was helping with harvey, and now headed to run similar crews from irma. >> we responded to ike, katrina, et cetera. it is the ready that we bring to the table. >> the main job is to fly crew choppers into the flood zone to pull people out of safety. we are going to continue to monitor the weekends, this is a tweet that was sent out hours ago. she is going to have updates throughout the day and the weekend. her handle on twitter is @nbc bay area viane wachlt arana. >> we have since learned fiech eight people died so far and digging through the rubble the 8.1 magnitude struck off the coast of mexico. hundreds of buildings, you can see here collapsed and nearly 2 million people lost power. at least, 62 after shocks. we do say this often, and it is worth repeating, be prepared because the bay area could be next. nbc bay area laura malpert is in menlo park with geologist. >> reporter: bay area residents who have family in mexico are concer

guard unit out of macdill air force base. to go all the 20way to points south, giving them locations where to go. they're working together with an army national guard unit here. they have already witnessed the devastation. >> homes that people were trying to shelter in place in their homes was just not substantial for the type of weather that, that occurred here. >> reporter: it was not long before we witnessed the damage ourselves. boats dropped in the middle of the highw. off. gas stations destroyed. but we are still told, the worst of the damage is further south. the monroe county emergency management director on the tarmac where they are now accepting splice. you' -- supplies. >> you start getting down to mile marker 25,24,23, then you truly appreciate that a category four hurricane passed over that area. one out of every five houses is destroyed in that area. >> reporter: and on our journey, we begin to see it. in this neighborhood, the first structure, completely destroyed. the playground right beside still standing. further down the road, a car request its windows blown out. families who live here will come home to rooftops from their

air national guard f-16 pilots scrambled from andrews air force base after the september 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. her father, john penney, was a united airlines captain. up next on "american history tv ," ms. penney talks about her experiences that day, and the possibility that she might have to bring down united airlines flight 93, which terrorists had hijacked. the smithsonian national air and space museum hosted this event, which is about one hour and 20 minutes. mr. browne: good evening. i am chris browne, the director of the national aviation air and space museum. it is my pleasure to welcome to tonight's aviation lecture. since 1982, this lecture series has spotlighted for the 140 of the biggest names in modern aviation history.

this includes ...units from moffett air national guard base... which is in northwestern florida. they will begin ground and water search and rescue operations when needed. also there... members of oaklands urban search and rescue task force four. these are pictures of the team from instagram... they are now at the orlando convention center... where they spent the day preparing, getting rest and having their last warm meal for a while. once the storm passes, they will get their assignments. aside from all the vehicles and equipment at the convention center... there are also 35 helicopters. (justine) also, 82 members of urban search and rescue team task force 3... are in florida. they arrived today after driving 60-hours with a convoy of 11 vehicles, 7 equipment trailers and over 60-thousand pounds of search and rescue equipment including five search dogs and six drones. they are at eglin air force base in florida ... about 25-hundred miles from home.. menlo park. (jr stone) take a look at this... florida deputies rescued two people who tried to ride out hurricane irma on an anchor

air national guard for 18 years. he's been home for less than a week. he returned from houston saturday. his unit will stay in florida as long as it's needed. and t.j. from the bay area landed in florida to help out where needed. "abc7 news" was in hayward yesterday as the crews packed up their gear. pg&e signed an agreement with florida light and power three years ago that they would help each other out in emergencies. >>> reporter lyanne melendez joins us live from sfo where she met one of the last flights coming in. >> reporter: can you imagine trying to book a flight out of miami and all they have to offer in terms of cities is san francisco? not that's a bad thing, but not what people were expecting. 2500 miles later, they're here. american airlines flight 3076 from miami to sfo was one of the last to leave the region. san francisco was the last major city they could come to. >> it was sold out. i mean, new york, boston, atlanta. it was sold out. >> reporter: tina gonzalez will now stay with her son in windsor. >> my son, he wouldn't have it that i would stay, so i decided to listen to him.

air national guard for 18 years. he's been home for less than a week. he returned from houston saturday. his unit will stay in florida as long as it's needed. and t.j. from the bay area landed in florida to help out where needed. "abc7 news" was in hayward yesterday as the crews packed up their gear. pg&e signed an agreement with florida light and power three years ago that they would help each other out in emergencies. >>> reporter lyanne melendez joins us live from sfo where she met one of the last flights coming in. >> reporter: can you imagine trying to book a flight out of miami and all they have to offer in terms of cities is san francisco? not that's a bad thing, but not what people were expecting. 2500 miles later, they're here. american airlines flight 3076 from miami to sfo was one of the last to leave the region. san francisco was the last major city they could come to. >> it was sold out. i mean, new york, boston, atlanta. it was sold out. >> reporter: tina gonzalez will now stay with her son in windsor. >> my son, he wouldn't have it that i would stay, so i decided to listen to him.

members of the silicon valley air national guard headed to florida most of the unit just returned from texas. helping to save lives after hurricane harvey. >> we're prepared for swift water rescue as well as helicopter rescues. >> the unit plans to stay in florida as long as they're needed. >>> and as florida deals with irma, you can track the latest through the abc 7 news app. download it and it enable push alerts to get the latest information and breaking news sent right to your smart phone. >>> 8:11 is our time. francis is here now and you're tracking the bay area. >> the it's a much easier forecast for us. we are dealing with low clouds and fog now. live shot, east bay hills. but we will have more sunshine this afternoon and much warmer temperatures heading our way. >> francis, thank you. >>> mexico, it's still reeling from the 8.1 earthquake that struck the country. the death toll is at 61. but what scientists are crediting for saving many other lives. plus, adding some star power to the relief efforts in houston. the message from maybelline's fit me foundation. fits skin tone and

members of is silicon valley air national guard headed to florida, most of the unit just returned from texas. helping to save lives after hurricane harvey. >> we're prepared for swift water rescue as well as helicopter rescues. >> the unit plans to stay in florida as long as they're needed. in san francisco, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >> there's more local help headeding to florida. 51 members of california task force three left at 4:00 this morning driving to elgin air force base in georgia. they're hoping to catch up with a convoy of 30 others who left yesterday morning loaded with 60,000 poinds of search and rescue equipment. this picture is of the convoy stopping for gas in the mojave desert. as florida deals with irma, you can track the latest through the abc 7 news app. enable push alerts to get the latest information and breaking news sent to your phone. >>> time now 5:11. you've been so busy. >> right now, we are tracking low clouds in the bay area as you can see, foggy right now, over the golden gate bridge. there's some drizzle this morning, especially near the coast, but the

air force, the coast guard as well, national guard units, u.s.arine corps in particular, u.s. coast guard. we have a humanitarian disaster tasks they have to qualify for. the particular units coming down from norfolk have that type of qualification standard. also helicopters are always important in these particular disasters. they got additional helicopters. they have ospreys, etc. they do prepare. >> sandra: as i mentioned at this hour yesterday we saw them -- the military come in with a helicopter, taking those 200 patients out of that beaumont hospital that had to be evacuated. thank you. >> thank you, sandra. >> sandra: michael dell, the founder of dell technologies, was born in houston and grew up in a neighborhood flooded by the storm. his foundation will give $18 million to a local relief fund and match another $18 million as more donations come in. >>> we are awaiting the press briefing at the white house to begin in just a few moments, coming minutes after president trump spoke about hurricane harvey recovery efforts. we will bring you t

members of is silicon valley air national guard headed to florida, most of the unit just returned from texas. helping to save lives after hurricane harvey. >> we're prepared for swift water rescue as well as helicopter rescues. >> the unit plans to stay in florida as long as they're needed. in san francisco, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >> there's more local help headeding to florida. 51 members of california task force three left at 4:00 this morning driving to elgin air force base in georgia. they're hoping to catch up with a convoy of 30 others who left yesterday morning loaded with 60,000 poinds of search and rescue equipment. this picture is of the convoy stopping for gas in the mojave desert. as florida deals with irma, you can track the latest through the abc 7 news app. enable push alerts to get the latest information and breaking news sent to your phone. also more information on abc 7 news to the com. francis is here and you've been tracking irma and the forecast for us. >> irma is very exciting. dangerous for us. we have pleasant weather although we're deal wg fog, more clouds

this includes units from moffett air national guard base.( darya ) they will begin ground and water search and rescue operations when needed. ( mark ) also in florida are members of oakland's urban search and rescue task force four. these are pictures of the team from instagram. they are now in orlando where they spent the day yesterday preparing before they get their assignments. ( mark ) also 82 members of urban search and rescue team task force 3 from menlo park are in florida. they arrived yesterday after driving 60-hours with thousands of pounds of equipment. they are at eglin air force base in florida ready to begin rescue operations. ( mark )( darya ) and james fletvcher is here with a look at where irma is now and where it is headed next. (james)irma continues to produce very heavy rain and inland flooding across much of the northern peninsula and eastern panhandle of florida and southern georgia, which is quickly spreading to the rest of the southeast united states. intense rainfall rates of 2 inches or more per hour is leading to flash flooding and rapid rises on creeks, streams,

once again, we are seeing members about of the california air national guard stepping up and doing their part here. this uniturned from texas, days ago, after rescuing more than 100 people from the floodwaters brought on by hurricane harvey. here in moffet field, they are preparing again. they have 120 members or so of the national guard being deployed here along with the airplanes you see here. three combat shadow air planes and two pave hawk rescue helicopters which we can show you over here. as we come back to the live pink tour, we'll show you the live picture here of those helicopters out here on the tarmac. i want to bring in captain roderick versamina. talk to me. what's the mission here witness you arrive in florida? >> the mission in florida is to prepare to rescue any isolated personnel that may be isolated by the result of hurricane irma. >> reporter: along with the aircraft you are sending here, you know, you are sending specially trained guardian angels, they are called. describe what these members of the national guard do. >> yes. so, guardian angels, para rescue, whether national garr, reserve

p.m., pilot of0 the united airlines, and a format d.c. air national guard f-16 pilot talk about their experiences during 9/11. >> we take off and we had northeast into a serene and peaceful silent sky. we hads no one airborne out to northwest and were never find anything. he and i were not heroes that day, the passengers were the heroes. >> on sunday at 6 p.m. eastern on american artifact. the harriet tubman underground railroad visitor center. >> it opened up a new world for harriet tubman. allowedepilepsy which her to have these amazing visions and a direct connection to god. she heard voices and people singing. she thought these were amazing things and had vivid dreams. it was terrible on the physical side but very great for her faith. >> our interview with robert draper the photojournalist continues. that shows dan bartlett the communications director pointing to the tv, that was the first time we started seeing the replay of the second tower getting hit. >> american history tv every week and all we can only on c-span3. president trump has been meeting

nation's heroes. the unidentified pilot conducting a training exercise in southeast arizona. was assigned to the arizona guard 162nd which serve as the air national guard's lead f-16 training unitccepting lavish gifts from a florida eye doctor. in exchange he used office to help him with visa for his girlfriend and fighting claims that he cheated medicare and medicaid. this will be the first trial in almost a decade after sitting u.s. senator. >>> this moment will give you chills. dozens of police officers send off the son of a slain cop to his first day of ken der garthen -- kindergarten. gives you chills or tears. new york cops waving to 5-year-old austin as he boarded the bus. his father, a nypd sergeant, was killed in the line of duty last year. they all say they are family and wouldn't miss austin's first day. i have chills reading that story steve: thank you, jillian. pete: president trump taking his tax reform message to the people today. he will be joined by a democrat senator, who caved. we'll tell you about later. abby: first the patriots. now another new england team caught cheating. bombshell allegations against the boston red sox and how they used the apple watch t

air-conditioning. >> reporter: in the wake of irma police are getting a helping hand from army national guard units, than others in the florida keys, the area lacks things like water, power and hospitals and the roads are littered with debris. fema estimates a quarter of home is absolutely destroyed. >> like a nuclear bomb went off, we cannot let people come and until it is safe, trailers flipped over, folks on the side of the road pushed off. >> reporter: power companies from all over the us and canada sending thousands of workers to restore electricity after the storm knocked out power for half the state. some communities had their lights turned back on but some could be powerless for another week. the outages are causing serious problems in hollywood, florida. police investigating death of eight elderly patients in a criminal case, 100 other seniors were rushed out of the facility after he lost power and air-conditioning, very serious things down here in florida, this is the way donald trump at the first lady later on this morning. >> terrific images. deal or no deal is the question after donald

air national guard for 18 years. this picture is from his mission to hurricane harvey where his unit saved 113 lives. they returned home saturday. >> i imagine this seems like it's going to be worse. >> reporter: this morning he and hit-and-run 1-- more than 100 members packed up for florida. >> we're prepared for swift water rescue as well as helicopter rescues. >> reporter: despite the quick turn around, the unit ready for the emotional and physical toll of another hurricane mission. >> the bottom line is we're here to save lives and we understand the stressors and risks involved. >> reporter: the unit will stay in florida as long as needed. she has one wish for her husband. >> come home safely to us. they are anxious. they want their dad back. >> reporter: it's like a game of tetris fitting everything on board they need for their deployment in florida and once the aircraft is fully packed and they take off, they will land in florida in about six to eight hours. tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> just when will irma hit? >> and with >> here is a look at this incredible storm. it's moving over the last

air national guard for 18 years. he's been home for less than a week. just returning from houston saturday. his unit will stay in florida as long as it's needed. >> right now all flights to and from miami and fort lauderdale have been canceled due to hurricane irma. >> reporter: american airlines flight 3076 from miami to sfo was one of the last to leave the region. san francisco was the last major city they could come to. >> it was so loud. i mean new york, boston, atlanta. >> tina gonzales will now stay with her son in windsor in sonoma county. >> my son, he wouldn't have it that i would stay so i decided to listen to her and i'm glad i did. >> laura dankal and her son will wait out the hurricane in a san francisco hotel. >> people have gone. >> reporter: there are no flights coming in or out of the airports in southern florida. according to austin bar thaul mew of tampa some of the highways were chaotic. >> more cars on the roads than usual. everyone's mad and wanting to get out. the interstate's locked up. >> reporter: he's staying with his father in napa. moss also here on a business trip was f

air. the type of armored units out here, marine corps, they've been activated. we have national guard out here. i mean, it's just amazing how they all come together as one unit and that's to save people. and it makes me feel good, it makes me feel proud to be a veteran. >> councilman kinlaw, valerie, thank you both. best of luck to you, okay? >> thank you. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> thank you. absolutely. >>> when ke we come back, traumatic rescues of those trapped in the rising waters of the flood zone. we're going to bring in some of those heroes. here's to the safety first... i think i might burst... totally immersed weekenders. whatever kind of weekender you are, there's a hilton for you. book your weekend break direct with hilton.com and join the summer weekenders. i enjoy the fresher things in life.o. fresh towels. fresh soaps. and of course, tripadvisor's freshest, lowest... ...prices. so if you're anything like me... ...you'll want to check tripadvisor. we now instantly compare prices... ...from over 200 booking sites... ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel

air national guard f-16 pilots scrambled from andrews air force base after the september 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. her father, john penney, was a united airlines captain. up next on "american history tv ," ms. penney talks about her experiences that day, and the possibility that she might have to bring down united airlines flight 93, which terrorists had hijacked. the smithsonian national air and space museum hosted this event, which is about one hour and 20 minutes. mr. browne: good evening. i am chris browne, the director of the national aviation air and space museum. it is my pleasure to welcome to tonight's aviation lecture. since 1982, this lecture series has spotlighted for the 140 of the biggest names in modern aviation history. like all of our public programs, this lecture is prevented -- is presented free of charge. this is possible thanks to the generous support of g.e. aviation. private contributions like there's are critical to our programs and exhibitions. tois my privilege acknowledge them for their long and outstanding support. joining us is the digital solutions leader of military solutions. lisa, our colleagues at g.e

then at 10:30 p.m., father and daughter pilots john penny -- former united airlines captain -- and heather penny, a former air national guard f-16 pilot, talk about their experiences during 9/11. >> and we take off and we head northeast into a serene and peaceful and silent sky. there's no one airborne. we head out to the northwest, and we never find anything. seth and i were not heroes that day. the passengers on flight 93 were the heroes. >> on sunday at 6 p.m. eastern on american artifacts, tour the harriet tubman underground railroad visitors' center. >> horrific physical injury for young harriet tubman, but it opened up a new world for her. we think she god temple lobe epilepsy which allowed her to have a direct connection to god. she heard voices. she heard people singing. she saw amazing things and had vivid dreams. so it was terrible on the physical side but absolutely amazing for her faith. >> and then at seven, our series on photojournalists continues with eric draper. >> and that image that shows dan bartlett pointing to the tv, that was the first time we started seeing the replay of the second tower getting hit.

the california air national guard are in florida today as they also help with hurricane irma.the unitalized... and train year round for disasters.many of them just got back from hurricane harvey. the unit is staying in an area that's actually closer to alabama where they will be safe from the hurricane and move in once it's a little safer for them.they're ready to save lives again. in just five days at hurricane harvey they saved more than 100 lives. at moffett field will tran kron 4 news> time to check in on the local weather..(steve) meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... lawrence karnow: on the other hand we are looking at a beautiful weekend with sunshine and offshore winds developing by sunday. there will be some dense fog and drizzle near the coast and inside the bay. you can see on the satellite picture a weak area of low pressure off the coast. it will be a little warmer tomorrow with some highs in the 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and foggy 60s at the coast. the next 7 days we can expect an offshore wind

at 10:30 p.m., father and daughter pilots yon pen any, former united airlines captain, and health personny, a former d.c. air national guard f-16 pilot, talk about their experiences during 9/11. >> and we take off and we head northeast into a serene and peaceful and silent sky. there's no one airborne. we head out to the northwest and we never find anything. sass and i were not heroes that day. the passengers on flight 93 were the heroes. >> on sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american artifacts, tour harriet tubman underground railroad visitor center. >> that was a horrific physical injury for a young harriet tubm tubman, but it e opened up a world for her. she mad amazing visions and direct connection to gd. she heard voices. she heard people singing. she saw these amazing things and had these very vivid dreams. so it was terrible on the physical side but absolutely amazing for her faith. >> then at 7:00 on oral histories, her series on photojournalism continues with eric draper. >> that image that shows dan bartlett, the communications director, pointing to the ctv, that was the first time we started seeing the replay of

unit are leaving to provide hurricane irma relief. many of them had just returned from hurricane harvey recovery efforts. despite this rapid turnaround, an air national guardhey're ready to help those in need. >> we get out there, no matter how big or small the event to execute with the utmost excellence that we can provide. >> and they're not the only ones heading out to help. last night, ten vehicles with the task force three search and rescue team started the thrip to florida. they're driving 60,000 pounds of gear across country. most of the 80-person team will fly, but the drivers expect to arrive in 2 1/2 days. the chief of the menlo park fire protection district says a turnaround this quick has never been done before, but the need is now, and they know that it's important that they are in florida to help. live at moffett field, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> an oakland fire department captain is in jail this morning on child pornography charges. this surveillance video shows richard chu being arrested at his home in lafayette. investigators searched the home and station where he works. they reportedly found evidence on his computers. a

united for puerto rico. and among them are a few loudoun county sheriff's deputies working on their own time to be able to help out. the puerto rico air national guard is taking those items to the island later today. >>> and it looks like woodmore town center is up for sale. somewhat surprising when you consider it's the most successful shopping center in prince george's county. in fact, woodmore is one of the most profitable shopping centers in the country anchored by a nordstrom rack that just opened a few weeks ago. >>> dave chappelle has earned all kinds of honors, but this afternoon mayor muriel bowser will award him a special award of gratitude and it at his alma he's taped an episode of ne comedians with his buddy. he's performing at the warner theater a string of sold-out shows. >> very cool. >>> here in town, it's the final weekend of the production to the the gala hispanic theater about dueling men fighting for women and honor that ultimately leads the man to murder. here with me is the star of the show from spain, thank you so much for being with us. >> you're welcome. >> wow. so i have seen a number of shows at gala, but noun with this k

this specially trained unit, they are leaving moffett yield for florida, it is about 100 members of the california air national guard being deployed. they are ascending to pay paul can rescue helicopters and two combat shadow helicopters. they include guardian angel para rescue men. >> what we are saying is we can bring the same mindset to the table, you can't put a price on a life. that's our motivating force. we will do whatever we can so that others may live.>> reporter: members of the 1 to 29th rescue wing were in texas for five days following harvey and they were credited with rescuing more than 100 people from the floodwaters. just a few days of downtime for this specially trained unit. now this morning, they are back to work. they are loading up all the aircraft and getting the equipment ready. we are expecting they will be heading out to hurlburt field in north flagler -- north florida. that's near panama city. they will stage there and await their orders from fema once the storm passes through, they will be deployed wherever they're needed most. >> safe travels and strength on the mission. >>> yesterday a c

air national guard, this is from the 129th rescue wing, they will be deploying from this location right now, right here and heading to florida. on the ground 100 members of the highly trained search and rescue unit. they'll be needed. choppering in to flooded places with rescue helicopters to pull people out to safety. deployment comes days after the team returned from texas completing over 100 rescue efforts after hurricane harvey. so they're trained for this. they're just hoping that they may not be needing their skills as much but, unfortunately, they will be because people get locked into the situations. we're live in mountain view. rick boone for "today in the bay." >> we sent a crew to south florida to bring us reports from florida when irma hits and before and after. our vianey arana is preparing reports right now. we'll go to her in about 15 minutes. >>> and back to that breaking news that we've been following overnight from mexico. >> an earthquake being called the biggest to his that country in a century struck late last night off the southern coast toppling homes and leading to small tsunami waves. the usgs is measuring it as an 8.1 earthquake. it's already proven deadly. mexican offi