i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. in florida, winds knocked over a tree killing a child in trailer home. crews had to free a second person from the wreckage. >> thousands without power and governors of louisiana, mississippi and alabama have declared states of emergency. >> most dangerous part could be the storm surge along the coast. sandhya patel. >> live doppler 7, drenching rain across the gulf coasts. wind gusts over 70 miles an hour as storm made landfall. tornado watch boxes are up. possible. tropical storm gordon is moving northwe northwest, weakening over the mississippi valley but dumping rain somewhere, isolated areas could get up to foot of rain and storm surge of one to three feet. >> thanks so much. >> tonight, we're learning more about the final moments before the pilot of a single begin plane crashed into near palo alto airport and died. >> reporter: learning that two passengers are stable tonight. palo alto online is identifying survivors as mother nancy del maria and daughter chloe king. pilot not ju

here's abc 7 news anchor dan ashley. >> bart riders are getting ready for round three of east bay track repairs between west oakland and the 19th street station. >> 19th street. where are you going. >> they will run all weekend long when many riders were surprised to share the platform with big crowds caught on the transfer. >> bart shared this video of the repair job replacing a section of track in the west oakland station. 4,000 feet of track is being swapped. railroad ties are being upgraded to concrete. the job comes on a busy weekend. the as are playing at the coliseum and the giants play at at&t. some may change their transportation. >> we'll go into the city instead. >> i think i'll have to get a car. >> they're helping riders navigate the bart bridges. bart tells abc 7 news in a statement we really appreciate the understanding of the riders. this short-term inconvenience will pay major dividends with a more reliable service in the long run. he g she got advice about getting to her job on time. she says bart's timing is bad. >> it's still a busy weekend to choose this kind of wor

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz.y: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, keegan-michael key and dave salmoni and animals. and now, look alive, here's jimmy kimmel. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. very nice. thank you very much. well, that's very kind and i thank you and i welcome you. you're joining us on a somber day in the united states when

i'm dan ashley. ama daetz is off. the defendants allegedly targeted members of the filipino community, many of whom were new to the united states. the facilities are located in residential neighborhoods in south san francisco, daly city, and pacifica.% abc 7 news reporter katie utehs is here with more on the investigation. katie? >> reporter: dan, the neighborhoods are unassuming as you can see in this video, but neighbors i spoke with were suspicious. a bright yellow ferrari caught people's eyes. possibly funded off the backs of the hundreds of immigrants the facility owners are accused of exploiting. >> reporter: a deceiving name. rainbow bright. for a family-run business accused of dark conditions. >> rainbow bright was cheating not just the workers of their pay, not just the workers of their dignity, but was cheating you and me as taxpayers. >> reporter: about $8.5 million, says state attorney general javier becerra. the four adult and two childcare facilities are tucked away in pacifica, daly city, and south san

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz.ou for being here. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." a brush with greatness has people on the tour boat -- >> losing their minds. >> the meet-and-greet with the friendlyiest gray whale in the world. >> you're loving that, huh? >>> a student gets a haircut by a bunch of -- >> bullies. >> the video stirring outrage on the internet. >> oh, my gosh! >>> it's exactly what the doctor ordered. >> oh, no. >> the hospital visitor bringing in the snuggles. >>> plus your chance to win an ipad mini with the tuesday buzz word. and sabotaging a gamer at play. >> why? >> the prankster who knows how ll o sday and evee's >> imaneou time -- >> that's why i don't have a roommate. i killed her. >>> the ocean on the boat, you can't see a whole lot, but there's a whole world of life just below the surface. sometimes above. >> oh, my gosh. >> whoa! the people on this tour boat are now losing their minds. this gray whale has come to say, how you doing? it breaches and then comes

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. >> and i'm dan ashley.he monster storm on our doppler radar, inching closer and closer to making landfall. florence has lost a little steam throughout the day. it is now a category 1 storm, packing winds of about 90 miles an hour. >> at last check, about 160,000 customers are without their electricity tonight in north carolina. the storm surge has been a big problem, measured as high as 10 feet in one location. marci gonzalez is in wilmington, north carolina which is under a hurricane warning tonight. >> good evening. the wind and rain here have been relentless throughout the day, and there are still many hours of this and worse still ahead here. the ferocity of florence evident even before landfall. waves pounding this pier. water breaking through dunes, inundates homes and surging down coastal streets, the beginning of what is expected to be catastrophic flooding for parts of the carolinas. with this monstrous storm stretching 500 miles across, expected to dump as much as 40 inches of rain and pummel some

. >> i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. the republican chairman of the senate judiciary committee, chuck grassley, says dr. christine blasey ford has until friday morning to submit her testimony. grassly offered to fly senate aides to california to interview her. >> he says the hearing will go on whether she is there or not. we begin with abc news reporter in washington. >> reporter: in a letter to democrats, the chairman chuck grassley accuses them of abuse of the process. >> we have a deadline of october 1st. that's when the supreme court starts. and i think we ought to meet it. >> this nomination has been pushed and pushed and pushed with artificial ted lines. >> reporter: the attorney for dr. christine blasey ford, the woman who accused kavanaugh of sexual assault while both were in high school, says a hearing with only two witnesses is not a fair or good faith investigation. >> it seems the republicans have no sense. have they never dealt with a sexual assault victims? do they not read anything? do they not know how ha

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. the "abc 7 news" team, good night. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- an editor from orlando, florida... a philanthropic advisor from elmwood park, new jersey... and our returning champion, a music teacher from aurora, colorado... whose 3-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. yes, it's me, once again with my george clooney/ sean connery look. the votes are still coming in, along with some suggestions, so i don't know if i'm gonna get to keep it. however, i am enjoying my professorial look. hmm. reese, christine, and kyle, welcome. good luck. here we go. ♪ let's take a look at the categories, shall we? yeah. we'll give you the boat. you tell us the show. two e's coming up in each correct response. followed by... and finally... and we want you, of course, to identify the state. kyle, start. state songs, $200. kyle. - what is rhode island? - that'

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i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley.half an hour. >>> tonight, president trump fuming. his new demand onboard air force one, telling his attorney general jeff sessions to hunt down the author of that anonymous op-ed in "the new york times," the enemy within the trump administration, and as he was talking, so was a former president. president obama and the rare move breaking precedent and attacking president trump. >>> also this friday night, the potential major hurricane headed for the east coast. tonight, the new track just in as tropical storm florence now grows closer. multiple pathways where this could hit and when. >>> the chilling new video just out tonight. the gunman walking into that office building taking aim. you can then see the officers shooting from outside the building right through the glass, trying to get the gunman.

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. abc reporter lilian kim is tracking the spread of this fire. >> the video coming from shasta county is terrifying. one woman on interstate 5 posted video of the fire which is spreading fast. they're calling it the delta fire, and the latest video we're getting from an instagram user. she was caught in the middle of the freeway when flames began burning dangerously close to i-5 which is now closed in both directions from 10 miles north of redding to an area four miles south of mt. shasta. the flames broke out this afternoon and so far the fire has exploded to as many as a thousand acres. the shasta that county fire department is conducting evacuations on both sides of the freeway. several motorists have been rescued, and there has been at least one person injured. >> oh my god, i want to go! brandon, we got to get out and walk. we can't stay right here. look, that side just caught on fire. well cannot stay right here. >> the u.s. forest service has launched a full aircraft and ground r

. >> i'm dan ashley. the fire is burning not far from the shasta-trinity national forest. >> abc 7 news reporter is following the story. lillian? >> reporter: this fast moving fire trapped thousands of people on interstate 5 and it's their video that's giving us a close-up look. >> oh, my god. it's coming toward us. >> you could they're the horror in her voice. this is video posted on instagram by the woman trapped on interstate 5. flames broke out this afternoon. a huge plume of smoke could be seen above while these people flee for their lives. >> that car just caught afire. we cannot stay right here. we gotta walk! >> reporter: so far the fires are not burning towards large towns but it is threatening cabins. i-5 is closed about 10 miles north of redding to south of mount shasta. julio vega was stuck. we spoke to him on skype. >> some of the guys that were in front of us, i don't know, like five or ten trucks in front of us were closer to it. they had to drop their trailers and turn around. >> the fores

>>> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. tomorrow state and local leaders along with representatives from 39 countries will discuss how to be true to the paris climate agreement. >> "abc 7 news" reporter melendez is live in the embarcadero with a look at how the players are. >> reporter: reenergizing the climate movement is the purpose of the summit, led by governor jerry brown and a few of his friends. >> thank you and welcome to california and this very important summit on climate change. >> reporter: despite the trump administration's views on climate change, governor jerry brown insisted we are still in, referring to california's commitment to the paris agreement. that international treaty seeks to reduce emissions of green house gases around the globe. >> you have to be warriors and innovators and missionaries. >> former vice president and environmentalist al gore counts himself as one of the so-called warriors. >> and creating a world we can say to our kids and grand kids, this is the best we could do. we did not clos

i'm kris citizen zee. >> and i'm dan ashley.9:00 and 11:00. ♪ this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. here are today's contestants -- a tenth and eleventh grade english teacher from friendswood, texas... a ninth and tenth grade math teacher from midvale, utah... and a k through 12 gifted and talented teacher from eureka springs, arkansas... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. hi, folks. i'm hurrying out today because this is decision day. today we find out who the nine semi-finalists ares who will come back to play next week. ranjani, steve, jake, good luck. let's go to work. now the categories for this first round of play... that sounds like fun. then you'll deal with... each correct response will begin with a v. it's followed by... ranjani: [ chuckles ] [ laughter ] -jake. -"v"erbs for $200. steve. -what is validate? -that's the v word. "v"erbs for $400. steve. -what is vacate? -good. she did it! for $200. steve. -who is indira gandhi? -yes. she did it! for $400. answer there -- the

area researchers are hoping to unlock new clues that ain tumorin children and they're b anchor dan ashley story. >> reporter: 7-year-old scarlet weeks is beating the odds. when she was diagnosed with a brain tumor doctors gave her little chance for survival. >> theosis was not good and we were initially sent home with hospice. >> her parents chris and brandy say surgeons at the at the at ta children's hospital oakland had a plan. first, they removed the tumor, congenital glioblastoma. >> we're hoping that the the kids that come after scarlet that have the same tumor and other tumors that are difficult to treat can come up with treatments that are less toxic. >> reporter: now oncologist san ina mueller and her colleagues the ucsf are leading a clinical trial that will sequence the genetic makeup of individual brain tumors looking at their unique traits. the goal is to find multiple ways to attack the tumor using a cocktail of drugs. >> we will not have success just applying micatio mecations. >> researchers hoping that existing drugs, not typically used in cancer treatment will eventually

. >> i'm dan ashley. we're going to devote the first ten minutes of the newscast to allegations made against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh because, of course, matters involving supreme court can affect the lives of all-americas for the next several decades. >> they can. thursday's scheduled vote has been cancelled after stanford professor christine blasey ford accused him of sexually assaulting her when both were teenagers. kavanaugh denies it. >> both have been asked to testify before the senate judiciary committee. it is not clear if ford will appear. her attorney says she wants to testify but thinks the fbi should investigate before the hearing is held. >> it reads in part, an fbi investigation should be the first step in addressing her allegations. a full investigation by law enforcement officials will ensure the crucial facts and witnesses in this matter are assessed in a non--partisan manner and that the committee is fully informed before conducting any hearing or making any decision. >> a m

. >> i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. a few days ago the nation did not know the name christine blasey ford. now she is the woman that could make a critical decision to a crucial decision affecting america's highest court. >> she says supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her decades ago when they were both teenagers. he denies it. both are invited to testify before a senate judiciary committee on mon, september 24th. >> her lawyers want an fbi investigation done before that. president trump, who has the power to make that call, argued for the opposite today. >> i would let the senators take their course. let the senatos do it. i really want to see her. i really would want to see what she has to say. if she shows up and makes a credible showing, that will be very interesting and we'll have to make a decision. >> judiciary chairman republican senator chuck greatly of iowa says an fbi investigation isn't needed. he says the committee's investigation is sufficient and he's reaching out to blasey forward. >

i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze.here is indeed a crack in a beam at the new $2.2 billion transit center. all bus service has been rerouted to the only temporarily trans bay terminal a few blocks away. >> let's start our team coverage with "abc 7 news" reporter chris wynn now at the live shut down center. >> reporter: right now passengers are directed away from the transit center and you can see it is pretty much a ghost town tonight, at least in this part of the city, in this part of the transit center which is right next to the sales force tower. i want to show you video from earlier as crews began putting up caution tape around parts of the sales force transit center. right now fremont street between howard and mission remains blocked off, as inspectors look at every single steel beam at the transit center. they want to make sure it is safe for people to be inside the building. they're doing it out of an abundance of caution and this comes as a discovery was made earlier today around 2:00 this morning, a crack was

i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley.rry beil, all of us we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. ♪ this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament! for the deciding game, here are the three finalists -- a ninth and tenth grade math teacher from midvale, utah... whose cash winnings yesterday total... a second grade teacher from kansas city, missouri... whose cash winnings total... and a high school latin teacher from lexington, kentucky... who won $1,400 yesterday. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. hi, everyone. will this be the big turnaround day for steve and claire? the scores you see in front of the players will disappear in a few seconds, and those totals will be added to what you earn today to determine the champion. so good luck. here we go. now the categories, starting off with... how appropriate. followed by... ...with the letter "a" highlighted in quotation marks. you know what that means. next comes... and... claire, you start. home room for

good evening, i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> roy waller is the norcal rapist, a man accused in a series of sexual assaults from 1991 to 2006 in the bay area and northern california. he started working at uc berkeley in 1992. >> laura begins the coverage in woodland. laura? >> reporter: hi, larry. one of the alleged victims lived here in woodland. the attack happened here. another, just down the road in davis. these attacks go back to 1991, but today, investigators told us they actually cracked this case in a sacramento dna lab a week and a half ago. cold cases often become a journey for justice. >> reporter: after nearly three decades and at least ten cases spanning six counties, investigators say they finally got their man. the man they believe is the norcal rapist. 58-year-old roy charles waller was arrested thursday when he arrived at work at uc berkeley. >> an incredible partnership between science and passionate police work, the answer that many waited so long has come to us in the last ten days. >> reporter: investigators say they matched waller's dna with camp samples at

abc 7 news anchor dan ashley has the story. >> 7-year-old scarlet wex is beating the odds.th a brain tumor shortly after birth, doctors gave her little chance for survival. >> and the prognosis was not good, and so we were initially sent home with hospice. >> but her parents, chris and brandy say surgeons at the ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland devised a plan. first they removed the tumor, known as a congenital glioblastoma, then followed up with chemotherapy, challenging her infant body. >> we're hoping the kids that come after scarlet, that have the tumor, they can come up with treatments that are less toxic. >> this would be outlining. >> reporter: now oncologist and her colleagues at ucsf are leading a clinical trial that will sequence the genetic makeup of brain tumors, looking at their unique traits. the goal is to find multiple ways the attack the tumor using a cocktail of drugs. >> we will not have success applying just one medication. we will need to apply multiple medications. >> research arers hope that existing drugs not typically used in cancer treatmen

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen. both kavanaugh and christine blasey ford are set to appear we begin with our reporter in washington. >> reporter: the woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault is expected to tell her story to senators monday in a public and kavanaugh says he's ready to testify to defend himself. >> he's one of the great intellects and one of the finest people that anyone has known. >> reporter: president trump is saying the confirmation process should play out. >> i would like to see a complete process. i would like everybody to be very happy. most importantly i want the american people to be happy. >> reporter: christine blasey ford, a psychology professor in california. this is her high school yearbook photo in the early '80s. around the time she said she was assaulted. telling dianne feinstein kavanaugh was drunk at a party when he groped her. kavanaugh called the allegation false. i've never done anything what the accuser described to her or anyone. an attorney for blasey ford says her cli

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. today's announcement is the latest throwing the hearing flow doubt. chuck grassley says there's know reason to further delay the hear. we also learned today dr. ford has had to move out of her house and hire private security after receiving dating threats. >> a man she identified as a witness to the attack march judge says he has no memory of the incident and will not testify. team coverage with abc news lana zak in washington. >> reporter: dr. ford's attorney tells cnn her client will cooperate but that the call for a hearing on monday is premature. >> there's no reason we should have a public hearing on monday given what has occurred and when it occurred. this is too important to be rushed through. this is a serious situation. >> reporter: her allegation tags nominee bret kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when drunk at a high school party in the 1980s upaccepteded washington. democrats want the fbi to investigate before the hearings proceed. >> there must be an agreement on witnesses

i'm dan ashley. >>> the fire is burning in shasta county north of redding.the location on this map. >> as you tonight, it has charred 22,000 acres, and there is no containment. blames are burning on both sides of if i-5, and it's trapping drivers. >> the flames from the delta fire roared for the freeway. most made it through okay, but at least one trucker needed to be rescued before his big rig caught fire. >> got trapped in twooet between both sides from what our driver told us. he said he was inside his cab trying to race out of he >> abc 7 news was in shasta county today where trucks are parked on the side of the road waiting for it to reopen. smg were sitting under a rig trying to stay cool. drivers we spoke with didn't appear ready to chance it and hit the road in the middle of a raging wildfire. >> i don't want my truck to burn. it's a big responsibility. i would rather stay here. another day or so. >> fire crews are throwing everything they can at this blaze. that includes an all-out aerial assault. firefighters say part of the challenge is the fire's

i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. blasey ford's lawyers say there are conditions to the testimony. they want fair terms and ensuring her safety. she's accused kavanaugh of sexual a salting her in high school. he will be at the hearing scheduled for monday. he has denied the allegation and says he remains committed to defending his integrity. >> you may have seen this banner today as it flew over parts of the bay area, including palo alto where a blasey ford lives. it reads, thank you, christine, we have your back.itas econoes l women's advocacy organization. >> the first to learn of the accusations was congresswoman anna eshoo. she sat down with reporter david louie today. >> joining us live from palo alto. >> david? >> larry and kristen, the date was july 20th, a friday. congresswoman recalls when blasea ford arrived with no notes or anything. only recollections which are now leading to a possible hearing next week in the senate. he said/she said hearing. >> there were many things that she recalled very clearly. ther

. >>> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. the gone girl kidnapping that police initially called a hoax. >> melanie woodrow has the story. >> denise hoskins will come face to face with mueller again. he's representing himself. two counts of forcible rape, robbery, burglary and false imprisonment. in connection with the 2015 vallejo kidnapping. when huskins and her fiance take the stand during the preliminary hearing, muller will cross-examine them. saah san low county chief district attorney -- >> we're preparing as if the victims will be testifying. >> proposition 115 protects victims liekhus kins and quinn from being revictimized. allowing hearsay testimony by law enforcement officials at preliminary hearings. subpoenas have been issued for law enforcement officials. however -- >> if the district attorney is subpoenaing or asking denise and aaron to be there as well, that's telling me the district attorney isn't so sure that law enforcement is going to show up or do a good job. let's hope this isn't another time when the law

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristin zee. >> it happened in the girls bathroom at the oakland military institute. >> laura, this is a very strange incident obviously. >> reporter: well, it is, dan. the teacher c it was an accident, but now there are two investigations. the teacher is on suspension and the mother and her young daughter are on edge. >> we heard someone come in who had boots on. we knew it wasn't a kid. >> a seventh grader at the oakland military institute, this 11-year-old student said she and her friend were chatting away, each using a stall in the girl's bathroom last thursday when they heard someone come in and recognized his distinctive red boots. >> i made eye contact with him through the cracks of the stall. >> do you think there's any way he didn't know you guys were in there? >> he did because he seen our backpacks on the floor in the stall. >> he saw your eyes. >> yeah, through the crack. >> the student told us instead of turning around and walking up, the male teacher proceeded to urinate in the stall next to hers and left without flushing. the girls immediately reported

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze, thanks for joining us. the pilot was killed when the plane went down late this morning. he was on a mission for angel flight west taking a patient and her mom to stanford's lucille packer children's hospital. >> vic lee has the story, now live from palo alto. vic? >> reporter: well, that plane, the wreckage is sitting in heavy mud in a duck pond right behind me over there. palo alto airport is to my left across the marsh here. the runway stretches right behind me that direction. now, the plane is registered to an owner who lives in placerville. presumably the pilot. but that has not been confirmed. as you said angel flight west tells us that the pilot was on a mission to deliver one of his passengers, a female, to stanford's lucille packer children's hospital. the other passenger is the mother. here's what happened. the air traffic control audio indicates the pilot was having trouble landing. the call to the palo alto fire department came in just after 11:00 a.m. a mooney single engine plane with three peop

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze.ncisco muni bus driver is in critical condition after crashing a bus into a building this morning. >> it happened between scott and pierce streets. one passenger is in fair condition. >> melanie woodrow is live at the scene with incredible dash camera video of the crash. melanie? >> reporter: that video in just a moment. you can see over my shoulder the broken glass at a drycleaner that was here where this bus crash happened. he said he just installed a dash camera in his vehicle a couple of months ago. he told us if he didn't have the video you're about to see, he wouldn't believe what happened. this is the view from the dash camera as he was driving west on lombard street to a 6:00 a.m. yoga class. >> suddenly i saw a big bus coming from the other side, jumping over and coming my way. and i was literally shocked. >> reporter: without skipping a beat, he slowed down and pulled over left. >> i don't know what to say now. >> reporter: the 66-year-old long-time bus operator crossed over

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz.ting down to the oakland raiders game and we put a countdown clock on the right side of your screen. >> that's right. just about an hour to go now until our pregame coverage. let's bring in abc 7 sports director larry beil. what is at stake tonight? >> you can see the parking lot is full. tonight's game the return of john gruden on the sidelines but a matchup with one of his coaching prodigies, sean mcveigh, who got his start under gruden. mcveigh was named not only the youngest head coach but the coach of the year in the entire league. wayne freedman is live with raider nation. we'll talk about the teams and xs and os coming up. we will start with mindy on the coaching matchup, that is teacher versus pupil. >> reporter: well, dan and kristen, john gruden and sean mcveigh are known for developing quarterbacks and building an offense around the quarterback strength. with cal product jared goff under the center, the rams put up 30 points in the game, the most in the nfl. their expectatio

. >> and i'm dan ashley.ived national attention after police received reports of a gun on campus that. >> gun did go off in a classroom, but the bullet only struck a chair. still, four students were detained and one now faces felony charges. >> abc 7 news reporter katie it utehs is live on campus. >> the 14-year-old freshman is a minor so, we're not naming him. but he is facing eight felony charges, and now police are working with atf to determine where the teen obtained the gun. as classes resume at balboa high school, mixed reactions from students. >> i'm still kind of nervous what happened today. i feel like everyone's still got to talk about it. >> others seemed unfazed after their classmate brought a gun to class and it discharged, sending a shot through a chair on thursday. >> i'm fine. pretty used to it. so it's just like whatever. >> parents, who were panicked during the lockdown, remain nervous. >> it's only the second week. it's how i feel. i feel so bad, because, yeah, i don't want her to come here

. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us here we appreciate your time. you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, bracing for a monster hurricane. florence now on a collision course with the east coast. you can see the eye of the storm fully formed, winds reaching 140 miles per hour. the category 4 storm expected to slam into the carolinas and virginia. tonight, mandatory evacuations for more than 1.5 million americans. traffic on both sides of the highway going in the same direction now to get out. the governor warning this could be deadly. and the other major factor with this, what the hurricane is expected to do once it hits land. another system will trap it t amid the mass evacuations, with the new track and the timing. >>> president trump tonight declaring the government is, quote, totally prepared for puerto rico response a, quote,

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristin sze. thanks for joining us. the student who brought a gun to balboa high school yesterday is now facing eight felony charges. >> it went off in a classroom leading to a lockdown. we're glad to say no one was hurt. >> we have more from where police are outside. what are they saying about the investigation? >> reporter: detectives are getting help from federal investigators. the atf trying to determine how the 14-year-old freshman obtained the gun and where it came from. the student is a mariner so we're not naming him, but he's facing a long list of charges. >> hopefully things go normal. >> reporter: students at balboa high school looking for normal the day after their classmate brought a gun to class, and it discharged sending a shot through a chair. >> i'm still nervous as to what happened -- i feel like everyone's going to talk about it. >> it's only the second week. i feel so bad because i don't want her to come here. shein? stoifts come. >> reporter: counselors were available. the staff played an early role

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. it's been a tumultuous 24 hours for tesla.ly we learned of the promotion of several staff members to positions. >> the head of human resources has announced departure. the changes are all overshadowed by the ceo, elon musk. >> he was smoking marijuana last night while being interviewed on the joe rogan experience, a podcast shown on youtube. >> we can't show you the entire exchange, only a portion. it's important to see the context here. the host is the one who lights up. >> i mean, it's legal, right? >> totally legal. >> okay. >> how does that work? do people get upset at you if you do certain things? >> musk takes a puff before handing it back. some call tesla's found area visionary. others are less favorable. >> let's go live to david louie at a tesla charging station in san jose with a look at what else the company is dealing with tonight. david? >> well, dan and kristen, this big management shake-up announced just a few hours ago. we don't know whether it was timed in order to divert attention away

. >> i'm layer beil in for dan ashley.odrow live from millennial tower with how the homeowners association has met the department of building inspections demand. melanie. >> reporter: larry and ama, a yellow-tagged building would have meant restricted access, and that restricted access would have been set by the department of building inspection, but that's not what is happening here tonight, in part because of what you see over my shoulder, scaffolding. the other reason is 36 floors up. with a 3:00 p.m. friday deadline looming, millennial tower homeowners association made good on its promise to the city. >> crisis averted, so we're able to give db i what they wanted in terms of their demand. >> reporter: including taping up and securing the cracked millennial tower window as well as ee racketing scaffolding around the building in case of falling glass. the attorney, tom miller, says there's one demand the hoa could not meet. >> there's no way we can expect 416 units, the city has basically giv

. >> i'm dan ashley. eyes are on san francisco tonight as the global climate action summit kicks off with representatives from all around the world. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lyanne melendez is live at grace cathedral where they are kicking off the summit. >> you know the episcopalian church has been actively involved and interested in environmental causes, so they want to be a part of this summit. so do all of these people. these are the speakers for thursday, tomorrow, and friday. ctor alec baldwin, congresswoman nancy pelosi, former vice president al gore. the list goes on. you have governors, you have senators, you have people from all over the world, all eyes are on san francisco. >> reporter: grace cathedral in san francisco held an event called "wonder and commitment," a ceremony to show their support for the climate action summit. >> what's the matter with

. >>> i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. tomorrow state and local leaders along with representatives from 39 countries will discuss how to be true to the paris climate agreement. >> "abc 7 news" reporter melendez is live in the embarcadero with a look at how the players are. >> reporter: reenergizing the climate movement is the purpose of the summit, led by governor jerry brown and a few of his friends. >> thank you and welcome to california and this very important summit on climate change. >> reporter: despite the trump administration's views on climate change, governor jerry brown insisted we are still in, referring to california's commitment to the paris agreement. that international treaty seeks to reduce emissions of green house gases around the globe. >> you have to be warriors and innovators and missionaries. >> former vice president and environmentalist al gore counts himself as one of the so-called

. >> and i'm dion lim in for dan ashley.nd their supporters gathered in oakland, blocking streets outside kaiser's medical building with their protest. >> they're against what they believe are looming layoffs and outsourcing by the hospital. vic lee is live at kaiser permanente medical center in oakland with the story. vic? >> well, this was a well orchestrated demonstration by kaiser workers and their union. it was peaceful. police were notified in advance that there would be civil disobedience, and the workers, they got their point across. >> what do we want? >> health care justice! >> when do we want it? >> now. >> more than a thousand demonstrators marched down west macarthur boulevard, angry that kaiser permanente may outsource their jobs. >> these are jobs that are not being eliminated due to technology. these are jobs eliminated solely for profit. >> the service employees union says those most vulnerable, warehouse work. >> drivers, vocational nurses and call center operators. he believes his li i'm really because i'v

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz.ter lilian kim is tracking the spread of this fire. >> the video coming from shasta county is terrifying. one woman on interstate 5 posted video of the fire which is spreading fast. they're calling it the delta fire, and the latest video we're getting from an instagram user. she was caught in the middle of the freeway when flames began burning dangerously close to i-5 which is now closed in both directions from 10 miles north of redding to an area four miles south of mt. shasta. the flames broke out this afternoon and so far the fire has exploded to as many as a thousand acres. the shasta that county fire department is conducting evacuations on both sides of the freeway. several motorists have been rescued, and there has been at least one person injured. >> oh my god, i want to go! brandon, we got to get out and

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz.as been without an nfl team ever since he left the niners in 2017. >> now the former quarterback has been chosen by nike as the face of its new ad campaign. you can't miss kap's face, several feet tall above the nike store in san francisco. >> we captured this billboard with droneview7 today. kaepernick was the first athlete to neil before the national anthem to protest police brutality against blacks back in 2016. he hasn't played since then. >> some say his protests cost him his career in the nfl. the new question is what could his campaign cost nike. >> let's begin our team coverage on the topic tonight with abc 7 news reporter david louie who is live in san jose with some expert advice. david? >> well, ama and dan, the early reaction from investors has been mostly negative. the stock took a 3% hit today, although we have to put in perspective the fact that the stock is up 27% for the year. still, the real test will come with consumers. consumers and whether they buy colin kaepernic

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristin zee. >> it happened in the girls bathroom at the oakland military instituteange incident obviously. >> reporter: well, it is, dan. the teacher c it was an accident, but now there are two investigations. the teacher is on suspension and the mother and her young daughter are on edge. >> we heard someone come in who had boots on. we knew it wasn't a kid. >> a seventh grader at the oakland military institute, this 11-year-old student said she and her friend were chatting away, each using a stall in the girl's bathroom last thursday when they heard someone come in and recognized his distinctive red boots. >> i made eye contact with him through the cracks of the stall. >> do you think there's any way he didn't know you guys were in there? >> he d

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. a lot more on that story coming up. but first, this story.th-old on life support has been given more time before doctors end life support measures. >> we first brought you the story saturday night. as kingston's parents were making one last plea to keep their son alive at oakland's children hospital. >> our reporter is at the hospital where family and friends rallied in support. carlos? >> reporter: the breathing machines were supposed to be turned off at 1:00 this am afternoon, but the hospital gave the family more time to explore options. >> we love our baby! let him live. >> reporter: dozens of family and frenlt friends rallied out hospital to keep the 6-month-old on life support. >> this is one of the most devastating things that i've ever been through. >> reporter: the parents have been praying for a miracle. their baby