our specialists are beverly hallberg and harlan hill.m mid summer recess tomorrow. on top of urgent deadlines to keep the government funded and raise the debt ceiling, congress has to tackle harvey recovery efforts, tax reform, funding for obamacare premiums and much more. if recent history tells us anything, we know it will all go awesome. congressman, we are going to start with you. i know you have some insight. >> jason: i think what's going to happen, the house has put out notice they're going to vote earlier than they were planning to come before noon on wednesday they are supposed to vote on harvey relief. my guess is, as best i can tell talking to colleagues, is that there will be a clean package they will vote on. it will go to the senate. unfortunately i think the senate will attached debt ceiling and maybe other stuff that i wish they wouldn't do. and that will come back over to the house of representatives. they will get it kicked off. i worry there are only 12 legislative days on the calendar. six our fly in and fly out days.

it seems like the folks in beverly may need another hobby to occupy their time.great show tonight. only tell you something about the story about hillary in the book. what happened? i think people know what happened. she ran arguably one of the worst possible campaigns in the history of presidential campaigns. focusing only on the negative of her opponent and forgetting all of the hard-working people out there that were looking for someone to speak for them about their jobs, but their families and schools, about big issues that affect all of us. it's a simple formula. if you talk to people instead of talking at them they are more likely to listen to you. why is she living in the past? is time to move forward as a country. we have the same thing with governor christie. governor christie slamming steve bannon for calling him out on why he didn't get a white house job. saying he is living his 15 minutes. seems to me christie, hillary, all clinging to what they once had. as a country, as the state,e,e,, >>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at

you can see there are about 30 or 40 people family friends here remembering antoinette beverly. it's hard for them to hold back the tears. >> i love you, baby, i love you. i love you. i love you. i love you. >> reporter: paul paul let and her daughter reese want to stray strong for antoinette >> she was a bright girl. very bright girl. and everybody that came in contact with her knew that she was a good person. >> reporter: on saturday night, they got a tragic call from police. that their beautiful girl was taken from them. >> it was a phone call saying that she had a car accident. and then as we got out of the door, it was worse than a car accident. >> reporter: according to police, they received a call about gunshots fired on the 300 block of palmer street. when they arrived, they say they found a car that pole and inside they found 26-year-old antoinette beverly in the driver's seat with a gunshot wound. they later arrested this man here, 34-year-old cortez antonio mills. antoinette's boyfriend for second degree murder. >> it's a tragic loss for her. she was too young. way to

the beverly hills hotel could you take pictures and dine. at six thirty and i'll set up this picture now i see it and you just sit in for a couple minutes just shoot this picture you said all the newspapers a day and i was lucky because of the soaps french you know they game an oscar because he died everything so it worked out really well and that's become really famous hollywood picture though the difference. was in the film with regular cool network brilliant film satirizing the t.v. news industry never become more true and. you wrote that not to portray. before they shot a movie took him twenty years to get it made but amazed then the it's obviously in hindsight seems to predict the rise of the yeah rope. don't try there's a man. we would like to photograph it well yes and no i don't really see it as you . know i. think we would all just. grow the photographs yes. i wouldn't mind doing. would be on my list you know. what can he do with me is who he is. you know you you know far more interested in putin because i think putin is quite a pol

the beverly hills hotel because you take pictures on. six thirty and i'll set up this picture now i see it and you just sit in for a couple minutes on the shoot this picture you said all the newspapers and yeah and i was lucky because parts of the soaps french you know they game and oscar because he died everything so it worked out really well and that's become really famous hollywood picture now the difference who is in the film with regular cool network brilliant film satirizing the t.v. news industry never become more true than today you wrote that not to put. before the movie took him twenty years to get it made but amazed then the it's obviously united so i seem to predict the rise of the yes rope. don't trump as a man. we would like to photograph him well yes and no i don't really see kennedy now actually i actually shot kennedy by the neck we were all just photographed they photographed him yes. i wouldn't mind doing trumpet east no wouldn't be top of my list. you know. what can he do with me is who he is. you know you you know i'

why does their beverly hills day date seem awfully familiar?'m still jenny from the block ♪ >> reporter: yep, these two riding around in a rolls-royce convertible might remind you of this scene from jen's iconic video. back then it was former fiance ben affleck who kept her company. ironically, "jenny from the block" just so happens to be a-rod's favorite song. wonder if they had their own carpool karaoke? >> when i'm in the car with jennifer, i just drive. i do as i'm told, you know. it's like, when i'm with my daughters. same thing. they just say, daddy, drive. play this. yeah, there's not much to say. >> reporter: today at an event for the new kia stinger, a-rod couldn't help but gush about his lady. >> she's just magical. everything she touches is just -- i have learned so much from her in such a short period of time. >> reporter: in another couple sighting, j-lo's ex, ben affleck and lindsey shookus were out in new york city on a date. a paparazzo got straight to the point. >> ben, is lindsey the one? >> reporter: ben kept mum on that one.

joining me now are beverly, the executive director and philadelphia's port richmond neighborhood.hanks for being with us. >> thanks for having us. >> you'll be participating in the walk? >> absolutely. >> beverly, tell us who benefits from the walk and the awareness you're trying to raise. >> we are trying to bring about a greater awareness that recovery does happen. so we are out there demonstrating that individuals and families and people who are supporting recovery are really a visible presence that recovery should be our expectation and does indeed happen. the council and who provides advocacy and recovery support services as well as prevention services around addiction. the beneficiaries of this so we can provide advocacy and recovery support services for people struggling with the disease of addiction. >> and showing this you are getting close to 50 years. >> that's true. that's true. >> and you 13 months. congratulations. tell us about the importance of having support around you to help you through recovery. >> okay. so it is very necessary to have support around you. my fa

julie: jessica. >> i respect beverly greatly and i disagree completely here.ayor of san juan where she was pleading assistance to make sure that the sentence of her city and puerto rico can survive after this was completely warranted as she was talking about the conditions on the ground, the fact that president trump has gone after yet again a sitting official during time of crisis, he now does it to our own and does it to those abroad. we have seen with multiple situations in europe, shows how unfit he's in office. he went after barack obama of louisiana, he is on the golf course just as he was last weekend. in 2012 he also criticized barack obama for what happened during sandy when when barack obama was on the ground even hugging chris christie, i don't see how anybody can defend this response. there's big, big water around it i think is what the president said, ocean water, in fact, but they are american citizens, 3 million of them, i know they don't have electoral college votes and you didn't talk to -- hear him talk to people in florida and texas this way

maybe that is what you are referring to, beverly.he" new york times" shows a exercises inclear south korea and tanks conducting exercises in the wake of that north korean missile test. also on monday, south korea's army fired short-range missiles off the east coast in a simulated attack on north korea's nuclear test. we can show you some of the video for that. f-15 force and it fired air to land missiles. what you are seeing now is some of the south korean army's response and exercises yesterday. phone lines this morning as we get your response to what you think the united states should respond to the north korean nuclear tests. if you think it should be a military response, (202) 748-8000. if you think it be diplomatic, (202) 748-8001, if you think sanctions and economic isolation is the right answer, (202) 748-8002, and if you think doing nothing is the right move by the united states, (202) 748-8003. you can keep calling in this morning. we will be talking about this for the next 30 minutes or so. in bail arizona on the line for s

beverly daniel tatum, author of why are all the lack kids sitting together in the cafeteria, addresses the history of racism in the classroom. , will be onohnson to talk about the women's suffrage movement and obstacles of women being granted the right to vote. watch washington journal life sunday morning. join the discussion. on lectures in history, colorado state university pueblo professor fun amber montoya teaches a class about the blood ludlow coalers l-- miners strike and massacre. moderatedescribes the memorial and how the event has been remembered. her class is about 50 minutes. of

two eight—foot portraits of him and conor mcgregor made out of broken glass in his new £19 million beverlyansion. given that the fight earned mayweather a few hundred million dollars it seems only right that you pay homage to that in some way. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. president trump's is due to hold a news conference with the spanish prime minister mariano rajoy. let's ta ke let's take you over there, i think thatis let's take you over there, i think that is the rose garden where both leaders will appear of course this comes leaders will appear of course this co m es after leaders will appear of course this comes after the revelation that at least six of president trump's closest advisers including his daughter and son—in—law breached regulations, that is rex tillerson, breached regulations by using private e—mail accounts to discuss official business which is something mrtrump official business which is something mr trump levelled at hillary clinton and wanted her locked up for. one wonders what journalists are and wanted

. >> reporter: it was a somber scene last night at a beverly hills restaurant, as hef's four childrentogether for a quiet family meal to remember their father. and the infamous playground he called home for nearly 50 years. >> the new owners are close friends. and, if you walk around here, nothing's really changed. >> reporter: that's hef's son cooper last year. after the estate sold for $100 million to daren metropoulos, hef's next door neighbor, mansion regular, and heir to a multibillion-dollar fortune built by pabst blue ribbon beer and hostess twinkies. a source tells "e.t." metropoulos plans to restore the property to its original 1927 design and connect the estate to his so-called "sister house" next door. >> you know you've had a good night. >> reporter: out of respect for hef's love of animals, his exotic menagerie will stay. and the mansion known for its legendary parties will host one more. a celebration of hefner's legacy and legendary hospitality. >> in casablanca, everybody comes to rick. >> well, we are talking to shania twain. her new album, "now" is out today after a

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i said, "beverly hills. i park on the streets on beverly hills."eautiful woman. you could be with any man." i said, "look, i sleep with people to heal them, not for a roof over my head." because i got magical powers. this is-- this is, you know, where life comes from. it heals. and so, he had a long conversation with me, he hay long conversation with me -- >> stephen: i think i have a tiffany haddish problem now. wow, you're amazing. >> you need a healing? you need a healing. >> stephen: no, i'm good. i'm all healed. you're amazing. please go on. >> so he-- we had a conversation and he said, tiffany, you shouldn't be sleeping in your car. here is $300, get yourself a hotel room for a week." i was like, "for a week in los angeles? not going to happen." but he gave me the money and said, "make a list. make a list of goals of what you want for your life. make a list and when you're sitting in that room figure out how to tackle that list." i got me a room at the snooty fox. it was by the hour, and i got myself three hours' worth of room. i took a showe

the kid in rural oregon and rural nevada has the same kind of opportunity as youngsters in beverly hills on the gulf coast of chicago or balm beach. -- -- or palm beach. now, mr. pai says that he's for real net neutrality, and we have tried to pin him down on a whole host of approaches that really get him to commit to the essence of it. but he mostly says a version of what the big cable companies say. the big cable companies have come to say, you know, we like net neutrality. we're not going to block anything. we're for the consumer. we're for the little guy. we just don't want a whole lot of government -- nobody does where it's needless -- and they really say that what they would like is voluntary net neutrality. they know the consumer hears about that concept net neutrality and the public likes it so they don't hold a bunch of rallies saying, we don't want any net neutrality. they say things like, let's have less government and let's sort of have voluntary net neutrality. that's what they say they're for. mr. president and colleagues, let me tell you something. there is about as much l

family and friends remembering antoinette beverly. it's hard for them to hold back the tears. >> i love you, baby, i love you. >> i love you. i love you. >> reporter: but paul let and her daughter reese want to stay strong for antoinette >> she was a bright girl and everybody that came in contact with her knew that she was a good person. >> reporter: on saturday night, they got a tragic call from police. that their beautiful girl was taken from them. >> it was a phone call saying that she had a car accident. and then as we got out the door, it was worse than a car accident. >> reporter: according to police, they received a call about gunshots fired on the 300 block of palmer street. when they arrived, they say found a car that crashed into a pole. inside, they found 26-year-old antoinette beverly in the driver's seat with a gunshot wound. they later arrested this man here, 34-year-old antonio cortez mills, antoinette's boyfriend, for second degree murder murder >> at tragic loss. she was too young. way too young. i should have been th

it was the slap that was heard all over beverly hills. in 1989, hungarian-born socialite and actress zsa zsa gabor took on a beverly hills cop in a he-said she-said confrontation ... but there were two points they could agree on -- she slapped him and he arrested her. "and finally a story that may need no introduction. certainly, not if you watch the late night t.v. talk shows and hear the jokes." she was the former miss hungary, friend of ronald and nancy reagans, collector of husbands, and in the fall of 1989, a defendant facing 18 months in jail for slapping a cop. "i didn't do anything wrong." "gabor was stopped this past summer by motorcycle cop, paul kramer becse her rolls royce license plate tags had expired." "a policeman stopped me, a gorgeous tall beauty." zsa zsa says he kept her waiting in her hot car for a long time so she asked if she could go. "and he says to me (bleep) off. i thought that meant go -- because he was pretty far away. so i took my car and i started driving. and he stops me like if i'm a criminal. and as i sto

anastasia soare, beverly hills studios. 100% owner. never needed to get funding.ng bell ripping in 37 minutes. tesla stalling out at the starting line. elon musk electric car empire taking a hit after jeffrey starts coverage with a rating of underperform, now down 2 1/2%. tesla among the biggest drags on the nasdaq today, but it is still a $375 stock. >>> up next, equifax finding itself in even more legal trouble after a second hack of consumer's private information is revealed. yeah, that came out this morning. former ubs chairman and ceo, robert wolf, why the credit score's giant top executives are failing business 101 and how it all could have been avoided. countdown coming right back. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know

. >> gwen and blake were out in beverly hills holding hands yesterday, but nothing says i love you likewen's custom black and white vans with an image of blake printed on them. ♪ why'd you go and make me love you? ♪ >> a source close to blake tells e.t. after almost two years together the couple is still very happy. and although they don't talk about getting married, they do talk like they are going to be together forever. here's another sign of commitment -- gwen just announced a new duet with blake for christmas. she dropped a teaser on instagram this morning. ♪ i want to thank you, baby you make it feel like christmas ♪ >> it's a busy day for blake. blake retweeted the release announcement and responded quote, daddy likey. request gwen's new he will day album is out october 4th. it's not their first collaboration. ♪ why don't you do it? >> their duet "go ahead and break my heart" was on blake's solo album last year. >> started this song and wrote about half of it and sent it to her, and she wrote the other half of it. >> he's so talented, and he comes from such a different world. but

the beverly hillbillies, mansion.ll set you back $350 million. >> that's because jed is a mill nary. coming up, >>>. travel consideration provided by -- >>> well, before we go, our 12th season. kevin frazier went to celebrate with japgs franko. >> he plays lloyd in the movie. >> let's not talk about that. i want to talk about? >> what do you want to talk about? >> i want to get back to the rachel ray. >> she told me when she goes out, she can go unnoticed except for one place. >> i'm incognito and i'm very short. if they recognize my funny voice, they usually ask me what aisle to look for in the grocery store. >> that's what happens when you cook so well and have your own line of cooking products. bye, everybody. the state agency for health care administration and its owner was fined $ in a health care fraud complaint yet the center was allowed to stay open. >> how could a facility like this still be open? >> look, that's another question for the state agency that regulate the nursing home. at what point do you pull t

. >> leland: joining us beverly and david.aign policy advisory and former state department official. thank you for being here. >> beverly, giving congress something to do ordinary puts the power back to the people. but at the same time congress has had an abysmal track record and doing anything that the president wants done. what will happen in six months? >> i don't see how you can't not only deal with debt ceiling and tax care reform and i don't see how you deal with immigration reform. it is it a tricky issue for republicans. they disagree on immigration. but it brings us back to the issue, president obama tended to rule by executive order when he was president. we need pefrminent solutions and so congress is the body. i am not sure how you do that in six months. >> leland: this is a important point to daca. you seem to have agreement that people want to keep daca and not deport dreamers. whether keeping daca or legislative changing the law. president trump said he loves the dreamers. why is it so difficult to get the agree

lo spent quality time with a-rod's daughters in beverly hills.lex told us his girls are superclose with his girlfriend of eight months. >> my girls adore jennifer. she's a great role model. they want to do exactly what jennifer does. >> reporter: clearly. check out the matching outfits. j. lo was totally twinning with 12-year-old natasha in denim, white tees, and gucci sneakers. >> i'm the luckiest father in the world to be able to expose my beautiful daughters to someone as brilliant as jennifer. >> think they're in love? >>> sticking with star parents. serene in williams just bay dued her baby girl. >> we're living the hospital after six, seven days. we have a lot of complications but look who we got. >> reporter: alexis olympia ohanian jr. made her social media debut today, when ma many serena posted this sweet video diary. >> i felt you kick yesterday. it's amazing. what do you think of your room, baby? >> i like it a lot. >> reporter: little alexis, who is almost 2 weeks old, is named after her daddy. serena's fiance and reddit co-founder al

the beverly hillbillies, mansion.ou back $350 million. >> that's because jed is a mill nary. next on kron-4 news at eight: arrests in berkeley before a conservative speaker even takes the stage. we are live at the event... and at the protest .. happening now in the east bay. a local boutique store owner on edge === after a mannequin is snatched from the window..and a bizarre note is left behind. it's story you'll see only on kron=4 i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. did you know when you buy any bag of dog or cat food at petsmart we give a meal to a pet in need? help us reach our goal of donating more than 60 million meals so hungry pets across the country get to eat. petsmart - for the love of pets. and now come celebrate our grand opening in your neighbourhood. it all started when sophia found the perfect little mug at marshalls. then piece by piece, surprise by surprise, she built the greatest guest bathroom ever. did she expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great thin

. >> reporter: our cousin rob chose robes, slippers, super posh pizza and a sweet at the aka beverly. >> a great die version. >> reporter: and they're >> snipping, bro-ing out. >> reporter: office mates, both have kids and don't want more. >> i'd rather be doing this with you than my wife, to be honest. >> seriously, looking at each other with a little tear, like a dog that was fixed. >> reporter: comradery, that's the idea. >> it's nearly time. >> let's go. >> who's going in first? >> i think it's me. ? we don't >> we don't do it at the same time, it's not a communal vasecretary any. >> it's eight minutes and i move like the wind. >> reporter: it was the dashing doctor's idea. >> the idea came to me while surfing. i always go with somebody else. when you're in an unsafe, uncomfortable situation, it's nice to have a bro around. astronauts don't go to space alone. >> reporter: he says guys who get snipped with a buddy get the first was 2013 college buddies on a reunion. >> they were more busy catching up than thinking about their procedure. >> reporter: it's now a service helping men

they left the beverly hills boutique in jennifer's two- toned rolls roadways. check out where they parked. it is in a no parking zone and a handicap spot. maybe harrison ford will give them a ticket. >> deborah: a rep for jennifer lopez told us, no comment. >>> it was a story that made headlines around the world. a beautiful model kidnapped when she arrived on what she thought was a high profile photo shoot. her abductors told she was put up for sale on the dark web. incredibly she got away. for the first time she is describing her ordeal in this exclusive interview with our diane mcinerney. >> hi, chloe. >> the world has been waiting to hear from woman's firsthand account of her six days of hell at the hands of a kidnapping ring. chloe ayling made international news after she was kidnapped and offered up for sale as a sex slave on the dark web. >> sow were held in cab test for six days. >> uh-huh. >> what was that like? >> two months ago, the 20-year- old from london thought she had been hired for a high profile gig in one of the fashion capitals of the world,

so she is turning to beverly hills plastic surgeon. >> if this procedure helps me feel good about myself and gives me that little extra boost, then i'm all for it. >> first on her list, a nose job. >> so what is it that you don't like about your nose. >> so this part right here. >> okay. >> you can see the bump. >> she also wants fuller breasts. >> after having three kids, you know, your body changes. >> the doctor marks where he will give her a voluptuous shape. she tries the implants on for size and decides on a d cup. >> a little anxious and hoping that everything goes okay. >> surgery begins with breast augmentation. >> make eye tiny incision about an inch. >> the doctor places the implants through the small incision. then it is on to rhinoplasty, slim down the bridge of the nose and smooth out the tip. >> if you come closer, the bumps are gone now. >> the surgery takes just two hours. one week later, we visit melissa and she is proud to show off her new look. >> i feel amazing and look great. >> her nose is still a little swollen but the new shape is perfect. this is melissa before.

host: back to phones, beverly in on sonville, pennsylvania, the snap program. good morning. caller: good morning. for c-span. on a senior citizen, i'm social security. and without the snap program, i survive.be able to i'm 69. have to eat and i well. is so expensive. i shop parameter of the supermarket, produce, fresh meat, les, fresh fruit, dairy.d poultry and a month just $225 for me, one person, to eat well. the problem. people on food stamps, yeah, cut, they shouldn't be able to buy soda, shouldn't cookies, but the families are feeding their kids because it's cheap. t's cheaper than buying the parameter of the grocery store. host: alan bjerga. makes an e caller excellent point, this goes to the u.s. food system, the fact foods, processed foods, sodas have longer if ration dates, you know, you have small children and the children get a taste for it, they are begging for it. probably have other issues in your life, you want to get the stress down. is a psyche and he will peep kel get strapped and folks may see as being not necessarily proper, but the says judge not lest ye

yeah, from beverly hills 90210. >> i've literally been knocking on every house over here.these star maps -- >> if you want a good interview, you have to butter up the celebs. >> i like to show up with gifts, as well. i'm like the broke white oprah. >> you get a pen, you get a pen, you get a pen. >> just so you know, i'm trying to butter you up so you give me good answers. >> all right. >> i brought you a little gift here. go ahead, open it. >> oh, nice. >> yeah, yeah. same face i made, too. >> i tell you what, pretty sure that watch paid off. there was a moment brian was taking questions from the internet when he opened up about his son. >> he's 4, and i've heard from some people that they don't agree with him wearing dresses. to them i say, i don't care. >> it's this personal moment where he talked about it. felt he was in a safe place to talk about it. it blew up all over international media. that story was everywhere. this isn't just what he does, he's also an expert when it comes to hollywood. >> start planning your trip to california for labor day. every year they hol

. >> he died at age 91 at the may boy mansion in beverly hills. surrounded by family. he founded the magazine in 1953. dead at the age of 91. we'll be right back. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. >>> the juice is almost loose. simpson will be out on parole. prison officials say the plan is release the former football star as early as monday. he'll be transferred from the correctional facility in northern nevada to a prison outside las vegas. he will be reloesed from there. simpson has nine years in prison for his role in a an armed robbery. >>> haircuts for a good cause. tonight alberts barbershop held a cut for hope fundraiser to benefit hurrican

he died at his home in beverly hills, he was 96 years old. >>> we are back with a surprising twist of fate for a man charged with murder. ultimately able to prove his innocence thanks to a popular tv show. it's a plot twist you might not believe. joe fryar explains. >> reporter: for america, baseball is a pastime. for juan catalan, it's a lifesaver. >> row right now. >> his story which sounds more like the plot of a legal drama, is featured in a new netflix documentary called "longshot." it begins in 2003 when he was arrested for murdering a 16-year-old girl. >> i think i was speechless for 5 minutes. >> reporter: a witness claimed he was at the scene of the shooting. but he was at the l.a. dodgers game. he just had to prove it. >> i got this story i wasn't approving. >> they discovered a tv show was filming at the stadium that night. hbo's "curb your enthusiasm." starring larry david. >> i'm sitting amount way up there. >> so melnick combed through all of the raw footage, hoping to spot his client among the thousands in attendance. >> we're watching tape after tape after tape. finall

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mid to upper 60s. 67 at beverly beach. 63 at la plata. radar, again, shows there are a few showers way down to our south. some of these, though, they're drifting northbound. they could graze the southern tip of st. mary's county the next couple of hours. as of now, we're all still completely dry at this point after some showers during the evening hours last night. today is looking like a nice day. your afternoon temperatures, upper 70s to low 80s across the area. for a closer look at your weekend, let's go to somara. >> we're expecting a relatively nice weekend i think. it will be muggy and small rain chance. a for your saturday and sunday. we're waking up to patchy fog early saturday. my hope is that saturday you're sleeping in, you don't have to worry about contending with the fog. temperatures will rise into the mid-80s. a little bit of a taste of summer. again, about a 20% chance of rain saturday afternoon as well as sunday afternoon. but i wouldn't let it dictate any of my outdoor plans. overall, we'll be on the fair side of things.

myers, to rescue 93-year-old grandma janet and her friend beverly. >> and they're in. >> reporter: tonight they're among the millions desperately trying to escape the most powerful atlantic storm in memory. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, key largo, florida. >>> i'm kerry sanders in miami where tonight there's a balancing act. megan kerlen preparing to ride out the storm in south miami. >> we specifically bought this house two years ago because it had full hurricane impact windows and doors. >> reporter: which means what? >> it means that nothing can get through it. it might as well be bulletproof. >> reporter: 25 years ago megan was 11 years old when hurricane andrew pummeled south florida. widespread devastation followed by decades of rebuilding. now concerns if miami is ready to handle another monster storm. this is what miami looks like today. the coastline crowded with new condos, but built with stricter codes established after andrew. >> it's a strong building code. >> reporter: is it strong enough? >> this is a question i don't have the answer for you. >> reporter: another danger, 25 cran