jairo: ella cursa su tercer aÑo, eva teme no culminar sus estudios superiores.remos los estudios y deportados a un lugar que no conocemos, yo estoy de los 4 aÑos. jairo: junto a california 15 estados y el distrito de calumnia demandaron al gobierno de trump, 200 mil jÓvenes viven en california, estudian, trabajan y pagan impuestos, becerra dijo que representan el futuro del paÍs. becerra: aquÍ estÁn los lÍderes del futuro, ¿por quÉ queremos correr a los lÍderes del futuro?, que sin mucha ayuda o muchas herramientas han enseÑado que pueden sobre salir. jairo: eva es la primera de su familia en ir a la universidad, ella quiere que el presidente trump la vea como una persona que busca lo mejor para el paÍs y no como una estadÍstica. eva: es algo para que mire que es un problema grande que estÁ afectando a muchos de este paÍs, y espero que pongan atenciÓn, que no nos ignoren. jairo: el fiscal dijo que el mensaje para los "dreamers" los valora, apoya y proteje. jairo: tenemos con nosotros a o rori, activista latina y analista, nos cuenta quÉ estÁn ayudando para hacer

the first ever women's empowerment lunch been -- lunch and benefits the eva longoria foundation.t teaches coding and robotics. currently, 3% of latinas are represented across the country. >> in speaking to the hollywood experience which has its own problems with sexism and discrimination, you talked about how people often put women in boxes. how would you encourage people here to not be defined by those kinds of boxes? >> if you are a woman in many countries, put on top of that a minority whether it is religion, ethnicity, cultural, you have a double whammy of discrimination. women have to work harder and women of color have to work harder. i think there are so many resources and opportunities for women that they are not aware of. >> a study found that over 5 years, the number of latino owned businesses in the u.s. grew by 87 percent. it is still hard to get the start in tech.>> a few woman feel they may not fill that mold, i am not a man i'm not under 30, what do you say to them? >> i think once women are exposed to the vast amount of industries with an the tech world, there are

>> eva pilgrim and our team in puerto rico tonight. eva, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, the images after a fierce rocket attack on the airport in kabul, afghanistan. it came after defense secretary jim mattis arrived, and weeks after the u.s. revealed more u.s. troops are on the way. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz with images of the attack. >> reporter: this burning plume after that barrage of firepower, some 40 rounds of munitions, the majority rocket-propelled grenades, launched towards kabul's airport. the target, claims the taliban, the aircraft defense secretary jim mattis had flown in on hours before. at the time of the attack, mattis was meeting afghanistan's president. but not only did the taliban take credit, but so did isis, releasing a video they claim shows the attack in progress. afghan special forces raided a nearby house. they were backed up by a u.s. air strike. a missile from an apache helicopter malfunctioned, killing one woman and wounding several others. this was mattis's first visit since

. >>> eva longoria addresses diversity in tech, her advice for minority women.olice started tailing the man in castro valley just after noon today. the driver blew through red lights... and dodged on-coming traffic. then... he got stuck at an intersection in hayward... >>> this driver luther red lights and got stuck in an intersection. we were overhead as he jumped out of his vehicle and into a bmw convertible. he told the driver to keep going but police surrounded them a mile down the road. >> i didn't want to be involved. >> reporter: did he try to beat you up?>> he tried to tell me to go. >> reporter: the victim was driving a beemer for the car dealership he works for. it has major damage but no one was hurt. the suspect hit another car during the ordeal. he has been arrested. >>> a student recovering after he was stabbed by one of his own classmates. maria medina shows us how staff members dumped into action at williams sea over felt high school in san jose.>> reporter: they barricaded the doors, nobody could leave the room. >> he was either heading out to p

the first-ever women's empowerment luncheon in san francisco benefits the eva longoria foundation.t teaches girls coding and robotics so they will be able to meet the modern job market. currently, only 3% of latinas are represented in "stem" fields across the country. speaking of hollywood which is sexist and discriminating, you talked about how people often put women in boxes. >> yeah. >> reporter: um, how would you encourage people here, women in silicon valley, to not be defined by those kinds of boxes? >> yes. if you are a woman in many countries and then put on top of that, um, a minority, whether it's religion, ethnicity or cultural, you have a double whammy of discrimination and so women have to work harder and women of color have to work harder, um, but i think, you know, there are so many resources and opportunities for women that they are not even aware of. >> reporter: a new study found that over 5 years, the number of latina-owned businesses in the u.s. grew by 87%. still, it's hard to get that start in tech. to women who say i may not fit that silicon valley startup mo

and eva, just incredible pictures there. i want to go back to the shipping containers, the supplies that need to get to the people. and is the president still planning to travel there next tuesday? >> reporter: well, david, fema says those containers are commercial shipping containers for grocery stores and big box stores, not fema's. the white house says the plan is still for the president to visit on tuesday, unless they hear that a visit would be counter-productive, then the plan could change. david? >> eva pilgrim and our team on the ground in puerto rico again tonight. >>> there is yet another developing story from los angeles tonight. for late details, here's byron pitts. >> david, there has been a second massive rock fall at yosemite national park and there are reports of injuries. this just a day after a slab dropped from el capitan, killing one british climber and injures a second. a witness said it appeared to be three times the size of yesterday's, and happened at the same location. rock slides at yosemite are not

eva with us live tonight.nd eva, there's been some progress involving commercial flights in and out of puerto rico? >> reporter: that's right, david. the faa says there are about a dozen flights in and out of san juan each day, and ridesing. but maria destroyed some critical navigational systems. they are having to use chain saws to get to one of the main radar sites to repair it. david? >> eva pilgrim, the work months and years to come. thank you. >>> and now, a week after hurricane maria first hit those caribbean islands, tropical storm warnings are up along parts of the east coast of the u.s. tonight. mandatory evacuations for parts of north carolina at this hour. so, let's get to chief meteorologist ginger zee, still talking about marimaria. >> reporter: onto moving north at 7 miles per hour. going to take its time here. but the rip currents and the high surf could be possible from florida to massachusetts, david. but you kind of zoom in, you can see who maria is going to effect the most. that would be the

and eva, just incredible pictures there. i want to go back to the shipping containers, the supplies that need to get to the people. and is the president still planning to travel there next tuesday? >> reporter: well, david, fema sames those containers are commercial shipping containers for grocery stores and big box stores, not fema's. the white house says the plan is still for the president to visit on tuesday, unless they hear that a visit would be counter productive. then, the plan could change. david? >> eva pilgrim and our team on the ground in puerto rico again tonight. >>> we turn now to president trump's new tax plan, promising a middle class how much will middle class americans see? and how much will wealthy americans see? bc a's white's hhiouse correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: the white house today claimed president trump's tax plan could save the average american family up to $1,000 a year. >> if we allow a family to keep another 1,000 disease of their next, what does that mean? they can renovate their ki

people hoping for a seat on one of the few flights out. >> and eva pilgrim with us live again tonight. eva, some people in congress are asking homeland security to waive the jones act. >> reporter: that's right, david. for hurricanes harvey and irma, a waiver of that act was granted. the president says he's considering the same for hurricane maria, but that a lot of shippers and people who work in the shipping industry don't want it waived. the president is planning to visit puerto rico on tuesday. david? >> eva pilgrim tonight, thank you. >>> and maria, gaining strength today, unbelievably, growing back to a category 1 hurricane. strong waves and flooding still along the outer banks of north carolina. tropical storm warnings still in effect tonight. maria teetering on the edge between a tropical storm and a hurricane, but moving sharply east, soon out of harm's way. and good riddance. >>> overseas tonight, the images after a fierce rocket attack on the air port in kabul in afghanistan. it came after jim mattis arrived there, and after the u.s. revealed, here back some time ago that m

david. >> eva pilgrim with us tonight. thank you. to make matters worse another major threat facing the people of puerto rico. another tropical system is headed their way, flash flood watches up for this weekend. let's get to have spent many days in puerto rico. >> it's not a hurricane but it will bring heavy rain. we have another tropical wave near florida. let's zoom to puerto rico. flash flood watches up through the weekend. two, three, four inches of rain as it difficulties off to the west. the radar is down. the radar is up and working for florida. as this wave drifts north wood. 40% chance of development especially for the east coast of florida. four five inches of rain through the weekend and nasty weather in through next week. >> thank you. in other news tonight, the new developments in the deadly shooting in a tennessee church. the gunman in custody. what investigators now say they have discovered in his car. abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight was a tennessee church shooting for another church massacre. sources saying

abc's eva pilgrim is there tonight. vieques, the island off the east coast of puerto rico, for the first time, after being told it was completely wiped out. we flew in with two residents who are conducting rescue missions. they just got a man with a heart condition much-needed help. the island, hanging by a thread. no power or running water, the hospital damaged so badly they've set up a triage tent outside of it because they can't treat patients inside. >> just waiting. we're still waiting. >> reporter: a doctor telling me fema's only brought them water so far. this is what's left of someone's home. you can see the windows completely blown out. the concern now? looters. someone writing "keep out" on their home. across the u.s. territory, the race to get the most basic of needs to the people more urgent than ever, but images like these, thousands of commercial shipping containers sitting in port, are raising questions about how quickly much-needed supplies can be distributed. late today, the white house, defending the g

let fema do their job. >> and eva joins us now from san juan. eva, you talked to the governor of puerto rico, as well, and he told you that supplies are getting to puerto rico, but they're having trouble distributing them? >> reporter: that's right, david. the governor saying, he really needs the drivers to come back to work, so they can deliver the goods. the fuel, the water and the food to places in need. but many of those drivers, they're puerto ricans themselves, who have been cleaning up their own houses in the aftermath of this storm. david? >> all right, an island overwhelmed still. eva, thank you. >>> there was one more moment we witnessed today. after that monster hurricane. hundreds of american medical students who are still stranded on the island of dominica. a full eight days after the hurricane hit. abc's ian pannell with them, as they try to get out, and the u.s. military, backed by special forces, is now sweeping that island tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the race to rescue hundreds of american students stranded on this caribbean

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eva pilgrim, abc news, orlando, florida. >> and with cleanup from hurricane irma in full force acrossergency responders in orlando got a little bit of help, you might say, of their own from local residents. >> including this little girl. pitching in to do her part to help clean up the debris. >> look at that. >> she's leading by example. >> yeah. >> but they still have a lot of clean up under way. nearly 4.5 million homes and businesses in florida still don't have power. power companies say some of those areas may not see electricity for weeks. so the mostq we can do to get back together the better. >> they planned on using her in athe, a tree. >>> and last night's a-list fundraiser. >> look at them all. you're watching "world news now." ♪ a little help from my friends ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh ♪ ♪harry's meeting clients... ♪...from far away. but they only see his wrinkles.♪ ♪he's gotta play it cool to seal the deal.♪ ♪better find a way to smooth things over.♪ ♪if only harry used some... ♪...bounce, to dry. ♪yeah! ♪he would be a less wrinkly, and winning at life.♪ ♪ >> that's a performance of

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, the education of eva moscowitz. look for many of the authors in the near future on the tv on c-span2. >> one comment investment fraud is the pyramid scheme. this involves promises of profitability and initially delivering on those promises by taking the money that leaders investors put in and using that to pay off the dividends early investors. this can't last forever because eventually run out of people at the bottom of the pyramid. >> the actual form of that is very consistent, but so is the mode of marketing. in almost all of these types of schemes, the approach is to look for some group of insiders and to have someone in that group, almos almost all of those are perpetrated by individuals who can't expect to have trust because they are selling to people like them who are distinct from the rest of society. >> so the most famous example of this is the ponzi scheme and that's why we call a ponzi scheme. charles ponzi invented this in the early 20s. the earliest example that i know is a scheme by a woman, sarah howe

. >> abc's eva pilgrim visited the hard-hit island to survey the damage. >> reporter: we fly into vieques, for the first time after being told it was completely wiped out. we flew in with two residents conducting rescue missions. they just got a man with a heart the island hanging by a thread. no power, running water. the hospital damaged so badly they set up a triage tent outside of it, because they can't treat patients inside. >> just waiting. we're still waiting. >> reporter: a doctor telling me fema's only brought them water so far. this is what's left of someone's home. you can see the windows completely blown out. the concern now, looters. someone writing "keep out" on their home. across the u.s. territory, the race to get the most basic of needs to the people more urgent than ever. but images like these, thousands of commercial shipping containers sitting in port are raising questions about how quickly much-needed supplies can be distributed. late today the white house defending the government's response. >> we have provided as many island. it remains the priority today. >> reporte

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and we do want to go to eva pilgrim right now. you just got this alert moments ago. seems relatively calm. >> reporter: there was a huge burst of wind that came in. and they sent out an alert on our phones, saying the wind alert, and to take shelter immediately. i just want to show you, there are these lights on this football stadium, they have been waving back and forth, swinging quite aways. we have been watching as these gusts and heavy downpours come, the lights are swinging more and more. one of the major concerns in this area, they haven't had a major hurricane hit this area in almost 100 years. some of the building codes in south florida that have made that a safer place for people to be, that doesn't exist. a lot of the homes were built before the codes were in place, and will be put to the test tonight as irma comes through. >> eva, thank you. >>> we do want to go to morgan mocha, thank you for joining us. we can see you on facetime, you're smiling, but you had a rough day. your home, right on the water? >> actually, no. our home is right on the water, and w

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here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, a dire situation.fficials warning this dam in puerto rico could fail at any moment. >> we're encouraging folks to leave. >> reporter: aerial footage showing the spillway overflowing and ripping up everything in its path. now the dam itself, more than three football fields wide, cracked and threatening to collapse. rescuers say getting to those in need is difficult. >> reporter: across puerto rico, officials now describing conditions as "apocalyptic." for five days now, millions cut-off from the rest of the world without power. >> i know we're not going to get to everybody in time. >> reporter: the line for just $20 of gas stretching for blocks. >> eight hours waiting for gas. >> reporter: as desperation mounts, an argument erupts moments after this gas station shuts down. after a three-hour wait, bertha melendez is empty-handed. >> i'm very mad because this is an emergency. >> reporter: facing months without power, maria is now being called the biggest catastrophe the island has ever seen. authorities

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eva, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. this morning a lot of finger-pointing and a lot of questions as to how so my people could die inside this facility, their deaths blamed on the heat when a hospital with power is literally within eyeshot of here almost right next door. this morning the florida nursing home at the center of a criminal investigation speaking out amid outrage after eight people died when hurricane irma shut down the power. patients sweltering in the heat. owners of hollywood hills rehabilitation center saying they called florida power & light on sunday but repair crews never showed up even they spok with the utility company four more times. the owners say they evend state agencies including the governor's office. the governor's spokesperson confirms those calls to an office emergency cell phone but insists at no time did the facility report that conditions had become dangerous or that the health and safety of their patients was at risk. >> i can see my father's face when i see it. >> reporter: a family me

>> eva pilgrim reporting. thank you, eva. >>> it's time for the weather. rob marciano is in atlanta for us this morning. rob, you're so close yet so far away. you're making your way back from puerto rico. great to have you with us. >> hey, good morning, paula. hello, dan. good to be back on the mainland. we hitched a fully connected open monitoring maria, five hundred files off the coast of north carolina, cat one, cat two. the cone brings it close to north carolinament forecast models want to bring it closer. that's a check on what's going on in the hurricane zone. it's time for the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. the radars are clear. what a gorgeous morning it's turning out to be. looking live over the commodore barry bridge not a cloud in the sky. temperatures climb today, 91 with the humidity feels like 92. the humanitarian starts to build as we head into monday and tuesday. 91 today. 89 tomorrow. tuesday and wednesday, 84. the fall-like cold front arrives by friday. it

eva pilgrim is in san juan. cut off from the rest of the world. now the governor of puerto rico begging for help saying they are facing a humanitarian crisis of unprecedented proportions. homes shredded, mud slides leaving houses teetering. puerto rico's governor says this situation is a race against time. only 5% of electricity restored and 3.4 million citizens who live here are sweltering in heat without basic supplies. water and fuel lines hours long. communication improving in san juan, but owe outside utside of cell phone signal. he like many, couldn't get in touch with his own family, having to wait anxiously for word they are okay. one of the major issues, finding drivers to deliver the supplies they have received. the governor saying this recovery is a marathon. george? >>he stick to it for a long time. e eva, thanks very much. >>> the other top story, a wildfire in southern california exploding overnight. threatening homes and forcing evacuations. abc's jim avila is at the scene in corona, california. g

e eva, thanks. as you said robin marc anthony is joining us live with a major announcement on how he and so many others are ramping up the relief effort. >> looking forward to what he has to say. >>> now to the high stakes defeat in alabama overnight. the candidate backed by trump losing to the candidate backed by steve bannon. breitbart featuring this home page. tom llamas is in birmingham, alabama with more. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning. the bannon political machine clearly taking a victory lap this morning, and they should. they helped an ultra conservative candidate win last night and roy moore is on track to becoming the next u.s. senator from alabama. overnight, alabama republicans sending a shock wave to the gop and the white house. selecting former alabama chief justice, roy moore, over senator luther strange who was backed by the president. >> don't let anybody in the press think because he supported my opponent that i do not support him. >> reporter: moore who rode t

>> eva pilgrim reporting. thank you, eva. >>> it's time for the weather. rob marciano is in atlanta for us this morning. rob, you're so close yet so far away. you're making your way back from puerto rico. great to have you with us. >> hey, good morning, paula. hello, dan. we hitched a ride on a flight gnat was delivering people and supplies to puerto rico. delta ferried us back. we're still monitoring maria. a cat 1, cat 2 is the forecast over the the next several days. wednesday, just east of the carolinas. the forecast cone brings it awfully close. some of the forecasting models want to bring it closer. direct impact is a possibility alex: hello and good morning, washington. a hot day ahead of us. temperatures around the 90 degree mark. average high is 76. well above average. georgetown today. highs in the mid 80's by 1:00. another great event going the redskins are hosting the raiders. back to the 70's this evening. mainly clear and comfortable, hopefully for a skins' >> we are officially in the fall now. it feels like summer across much of the east coa

>> eva pilgrim reporting. thank you, eva. >>> it's time for the weather. rob marciano is in atlanta for us this morning. rob, you're so close yet so far away. you're making your way back from puerto rico. great to have you with us. >> hey, good morning, paula. hell dan. we hitched a ride on a flight that was delivering people and supplies to the island of puerto rico. delta feryed us back. one of the lucky ones able to grab a seat there. back in atlanta fully connected and still monitoring hurricane maria. a cat 1, cat over the next several days. wednesday, just east of the carolinas. the forecast cone brings it awfully close. some of the forecasting models want to bring it closer. direct impact is a possibility on wednesday or thursday. >>> good sunday morning, i'm lisa argen. looking at the golden gate bridge, nice and clear. we'll see another warm up today with warmer days all week long. a high fire danger all week with the red flag warning with the upper elevations in the north bay. temperatures continue to stay warm all week long. here are the highlig

eva pilgrim, our thanks to you. >>> we do move onto the other major news tonight. word there will be no federal charges against baltimore police officers in the delt of freddie gray. gray was arrested in 2015 for having a switchblade, dying after bouncing around in the back of a police van. six police officers face state criminal charges but none have been con vukted. and here tonight, abc's senior justice correspondent, pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, the investigation into the controversial death of freddie gray, which sparked angry protests and riots in baltimore in 2015 is coming to a close. it appears that none of the six officers involved in that fatal transport of gray to the police station will face criminal charges. sources telling abc news that the justice department is declining to prosecute. this after the state prosecution fell apart a year ago. that grainy image of gray, handcuffed before being put in a police van, where he was apparently violently jostled inside. gray died after a sustaining a traumatic injury to his spinal column. but there was

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