sot guadalupe gonzalez nieta de sobreviviente de temblor en méxico guadalupe, residente de oakland... de su abuelita en la sala de esperas... los minutos pasaban y ninguna señal de la señora... después de más de una hora de retraso...esperanza, como su nombre...salió con ansias, junto a su mama y hermana, la llegada de su abuelita en la sala de esperas... los minutos pasaban y ninguna señal de la señora... después de más de una hora de retraso...esperanza, como su nombre...salió del corredor y compartió lo cerca que estuvo del epicentro del movimiento telúrico y las perturbadoras imágenes que aún no puede sacar de su mente... sot esperanza caanan presenci el sismo en mxico a pesar de que quería cancelar su vuelo a la bahía por temor a inestabilidad de las carreteras...sabía que tenía que salir del país para reunirse con las personas que tanto a pesar de que quería cancelar su vuelo a la bahía por temor a inestabilidad de las carreteras...sabía que tenía que salir del país para reunirse con las personas que tanto ama... sot esperanza caanan presenci el sismo en mxico no obstante...la s

guadalupe: yo le entraba a todo.ó. el txapote siguió siendo siempre la parada obligada para juan gabriel. esta es la última foto que conserva con él ahí. guadalupe: y esta, allí se lo reconoce en verdad. carmen: kika por su lado y tras la muerte del divo, no sólo lloró su pérdida, sino el abandono y la destrucción de la cabaña donde por años convivió con su amigo del alma. francisco: imagínese de ver eso tan bonito y la primera vez que fuimos y pasamos por ahí con mi esposo, dice: "mira ya como está de feo, ya todo el adobe raspado, desprendido". >> todavía hay rastros y todavía está lleno de jeringas de la gente que venía a drogarse. carmen: lo que es la vida... juan torres, el pintor y escultor, fue quien le vendió la cabaña a juan gabriel. juan: un día tocaron la puerta: "pues, no, que viene alberto que quiere conocer". y ya pasaron, nos tomamos aquí algo, platicamos. carmen: en la plática, alberto le dijo cuánto le gustaba la cabaña. juan: entonces me dijo que su mamá se hubiera enamorado de esta casa. carmen: cu

sot: guadalupe monclova.n planeando la operación más grande en la historia de ice, y se le conoce ahorita como mega operación. las redes sociales de la policía de inmigración ilustran esas palabras, sot: guadalupe monclova. abogada: se espera que van a agarrar ellos como 8800 personas que es la redada mas grande en la historia de ice pero cuál sería el blanco? sot: guadalupe monclova. abogada: ahorita el propósito es encontrar a personas que son criminales, que tienen vínculo con las pandillas o que ya fueron deportadas. dice la abogada que en la página de ice aclaran cuales son los grupos que no son de su interés hoy para deportaciones. sot: guadalupe monclova. abogada: los jóvenes no van a ser el blanco de este operativo, y también los jóvenes que están protegido por daca, no tienen que preocuparse, tampoco son el blanco. para el comienzo de esat mega redada existen varias hipótesis, pero ice dejo claro que no hay fechas previstas sot: guadalupe monclova. abogada: ice está diciendo que no no hay una fecha p

guadalupe: a pesar de que en mÉxico se cuenta con una cultura de prevenciÓn sÍsmica, no entienden porxpectativas. en marzo de la primera jornada, se dio otra goleada, el manchester united. los de mourinho se adelantaron, luego le volverÍan a sacar provecho al juego aÉreo. en las grandes ligas, los paisajes visitaron a los rogers. wizards se acercarÍan con doblete de sÁnchez pero no serÍa suficiente y cayeron 4-3. segÚn fuentes cercanas, los lakers retiran el nÚmero de kobe bryant el prÓximo 18 de diciembre. la ceremonia serÍa en la previa ante los golden stage warriors. julio: amigos, gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta ediciÓn de "noticias univisÓn 65". llega el noticiero nacional, la cita es maÑana a las 6:00pm. ♪ arantxa: Éstas son las principales noticias, los residentes de algunos cayos de florida pudieron regresar hoy tras varios dÍas de evacuaciÓn obligatoria. el desastre que encontraron fue abrumador saque el 90% de las propiedades resultaron destruidas o con grave daÑo. para tener imÁgenes a ella de lo que quedÓ, univisiÓn sobrevoló algunas de las zonas afectadas tras el paso de

dominica and guadalupe on the wrong side of the storm. the right side of the storm track is the worst weather, making a run towards st. croix. the cone is north and south almost toward barbuda but they are only at a tropical storm warning but the virgin islands, u.s. and british virgin islands on hurricane warnings expected to strengthen to near 150-mile- per-hour winds as we get in toward tuesday and wednesday. this will be devastating for st. croix, ports of -- parts of puerto rico and then passing north of the dominican republic and they are going to hurricane forced winds the way it looks and maria is going to do a number back down there. stray shower today, 82, we can get that sunshine out, 82 tomorrow, breezy, mix of sun and clouds, more clouds east and the showers will stay east of the bay, 86 on wednesday, warm and dry, thursday also looking like another warm, dry day. in fact, friday is the first day of fall, the autumnal equinox begins at 4:02 and then looking good again, the weekend for the local football games highs in the 80s

---"paola reyes" nos acompaÑa desde la iglesia de nuestra seÑora de guadalupe en san jose.h 0:01 paola 0:16 banner 0:33 carolina 0:47 jazmin 1:13 padre gerardo 1:53 paola paola on cam @19.25.46 con dolor en el corazon por las victimas, pero ta,mbien fe y esperanza por los sobrevivientes, mexicanos han estado viniendo hasta nuestra senora de guadalupe para orar y encender veladoras por las victimas del terremoto de este martes package sot carolina lara, feligresa @ 19.20.56 "es cuando uno mas necesita de dios, sentirse apoyado" nats singing//candles la fe les da a los mexicanos en el extranjero alivio en momentos de angustia, por lo que se han volcado a sus iglesias llevando flores y encendiendo veladoras.... sot 19.28.29 olivia zarasua, feligresa "estamos muy tristes,,, por ellos" y es que la tragedia que vive hoy el pueblo mexicano que en este momento sigue buscando a victimas del terremoto entre los escombros, toca a los que estan cerca y tambien a los que estan lejos... [sot padre gerardo menchaca @ 18.52.52 "yo acabo de recibir,,,, toca" con la bandera a media asta, el

pictures have a much from the first islands it hits guadalupe martinique they were further from the storm center on suffolk relatively little but there's great concern over the fate of one island which was less lucky dominica took maria's full force. the island's prime minister tweeted to remain calm interest reporting widespread devastation then communications with dominica went down the prime minister's last words we will need help my friends we will need help of all kinds. stake a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today british counterterrorism officers have arrested three people in wales in connection with last week's attack on a london commuter train that brings to five the total number of arrests two others were detained on saturday a day after a homemade bomb wounded thirty people. protesters have gathered outside cats alone is economy ministry after a spanish police officer arrested a junior minister in early morning raids on the regional governments offices this as spain continues its crackdown ahead of catalonia as planned independence refer

this is guadalupe. very, very populated island of guadalupe. upwards of 500,000 people there, and they will take a direct hit tonight. puerto rico in its sights next. puerto rico may see a direct hit, too. some of the latest observations category 4 as of 5:00 with 130 mile an hour winds, guys, but they're going to send hurricane hunters in there. this could already be a category 5. much more on this, see you back here in a minute. >> this is quite a season we've had already. >> maria the monster on her way. >> thank you, doug. what witnesses call a barrage of bullets. >> a 16-year-old boy shot and killed over the weekend, the teen had been visiting with friends and we're told he had just gotten something to eat from an ice cream truck when one of the bullets struck him. >> news 4 pat collins is in southeast with more on this. pat? >> reporter: doreen, special police out in force tonight. this after a 16-year-old was shot and killed here last night. you see, he used to live here. he came back yesterday to visit some friends and that visit cost h

this right here is guadalupe. guadalupe half a million people. dominica less than that.l see the worst of the storm. close to puerto rico, maybe a direct hit to puerto rico. this is a situation that is dire, just as much so as irma was for the islands to the north. the islands to the north will get hit again. i'm talking barbuda, i'm talking the u.s. virgin islands. but the eye of the storm may stay just to their south around possibly even st. croix, an island that missed for the most part irma. but this is a storm system we're going to continue to watch. maria a very strong powerful

give us peace of mind and heart to continue to give us the strength to go on. >> our lady of guadalupe is open all night tomorrow through saturday for prayer and on sunday will collect money to send to mexico. people in mexico had a 20 second heads up before the shaking began because of the early warning system. katie marzullo looked into why the u.s. doesn't have that system yet. >> earthquake, earthquake. >> that's the sound of shake alert. california's earthquake early warning system pilot program. mexico and japan have fully implemented and working systems. why don't the united states? >> motivations were big earthquakes that did a lot of damage and killed a lot of people. united states hasn't had that situation. >> mexico's system did give notice before the 7.1 quake hit. expert at san jose state university said it takes just a few seconds to save lives. >> if you have even five seconds to know earthquake is coming, go under the table, you're safe. >> warning system is in development. >> scientists at uc berkeley and uscf working on the system but lacking funding. >> reporter: sam

landfill falling the guadalupe creek right into the property. the city said two years ago residents must pay on their own to hire a licensed trapper at a cost of several hundred dollars per animal. linden doesn't think that's right. >> why should i barrel the expense taking care of a -- bear the expense taking care of a wild animal that isn't coming from my house. >> there's a lot of invasive pests that get into people's homes, rats and mice. we are not asked to fix those problems refuse. >> reporter: camas said a -- problems. >> reporter: camas said a wild boar is the homeowners responsibility. >> you live near a park. you can expect deer, bobcats, coyotes to come down. yes, they are a nuisance, but we've given you the tools to take care of a problem. >> reporter: for residents on a fixed income, this man says it's not fair. >> we pay taxes. do we get any protections or do we get any services anymore? is it our responsibility to carry the ball? >> reporter: in south san jose kiet do, kpix5. >>> people living in a peninsula trailer park are figh

una de ellas, guadalupe, los familiares tuvieron un problema.los familiares fueron, no era ella. por eso el tÍo y familiares estÁn aquÍ con la esperanza de encontrarla. >> estÁ naciendo localizaciÓn de personas fallecidas, a ver si nos dan el mismo seÑalamiento. al momento hay un poco de controversia, de todas manera no vamos a descartar que haya alguna persona. osvaldo: en estos momentos se va a realizar el cambio de guardia, esperamos tener alguna novedad con respecto estas muchachas que continÚan atrapadas. en su laboratorio que usa conejos y ratones para la corporaciÓn de productos quÍmicos. ramÓn: la ayuda humanitariatambiÉn llega, estÁ trabajando de manera coordinada para llevar a cabo los esfuerzos de socorro, en los desastres ocurridos por el terremoto de mÉxico y los huracanes a travÉs de los centros de la organizaciÓn se estÁn recibiendo donaciones. >> la cruz roja estÁ disponible para aceptar donaciones, al habido personas que han venido para el huracÁn y tambiÉn para mÉxico. se respeta la donaciÓn iba directo a los lugares donde uno

reportero: y refiriÉndose a la virgen de guadalupe, que en un golpe de su lado izquierdo.queÑa cortadura, y tiene el recuerdo que se trajo de colombia. reportero: mentas hacemos una pausa, vemos no harías sólo la mitad de tu rutina diaria, entonces no hagas lo mismo con tu boca. completa tu rutina con listerine® ayuda a prevenir la placa, gingivitiz precoz y el mal aliento y mata al 99.9% de los gérmenes. listerine® demuestra de qué estás hecho™ >> ... reportero: este que estoy viendo, aunque sea un mÉxico dolido, despuÉs de un fuerte terremoto, es el mÉxico que conozco, el de los mexicanos que no se identifican necesariamente con su gobierno, sino que saben que ellos mismos se pueden ayudar. reportera: vamos a ver un informe. y es lo que mantiene un pueblo en pie, en una situaciÓn de tragedia como esta. reportera: la poblaciÓn civil mexicana se ha puesto los guantes y se ha dado a la tarea de ayudar a sus hermanos. inmensas cadenas humanas se han formado en las zonas devastadas por el sismo. armados con cubetas, hachas, carritos de mercado y prÁcticamente con cualquier ob

irma pasaba por san martÍn con categorÍa 5, pasaba por las islas como guadalupe con categorÍa 4.ncima de puerto rico este prÓximo miÉrcoles, con categorÍa 4. hay vientos de 150 millas por hora como mÁximo, podrÍan superar fÁcilmente las170 millas por hora. tendrÍamos fuerte oleaje, lluvias intensas y acumulados que podrÍan dejar mÁs de 20 pulgadas en algunas zonas, cercanas al centro de la isla. los seguiremos de cerca, asÍ como josÉ que sigue su camino hacia el norte. allÍ dejarÁ acumulados cercanos a las 2 pulgadas en nueva york, filadelfia, boston en esta semana. en puerto rico tenemos activada la vigilancia por huracÁn, ante la inminente llegada de marÍa. se activan las vigilancias 48 horas antes, en san cristÓbal y nieves, antigua y bermuda, guadalupe, dominica, santa lucÍa haya visto como huracÁn. los efectos se estÁn empezando a sentir con las fuertes lluvias que estÁn llegando aquÍ y el viento. el viento provocarÁ una subida del nivel del mar, la marejada ciclÓnica vi que vivimos en la florida. en la isla de culebra y en el sur de puerto rico, como pueden ver, con esos vi

there are already reports of stream damage and then guadalupe extremely worried about storm surge. this is an area that is low as far as elevation is concerned. we saw it in irma, and we are going to see it again from maria. maria will make its way towards puerto rico. but also we have got to talk about jose which is just off our shorelines. at 11:00, it is still a hurricane. winds of 75 miles per hour. we are starting to see the influence moving back towards our region. it will have an impact on parts of the north east as well and also an may go. a lot to talk about. back in ten minutes. >> doug, thank you. >>> a team of first responders is still in the u.s. virgin islands tonights. they will have to stay there to ride out maria. >> reporter: well before i tell but virginia task force one, the church is collecting toiletries and nonperishable items. they were going to go down to the st. thomas area but put on hold because of maria. the pastor attentions takes it because it hits close to home. >> reporter: a heavy heart in silver sp. destruction and disarray and being away, afrom m

at our lady of guadalupe church, the mexican flag lay, a together to pray for the people of mexico. >> on the y it happened many years ago, and i still remember the impacts back then. i was only like a kid, but i remember, so that was the biggest impact. >> reporter: the 1985 earthquake hit on the same day and killed thousands, those memories brought her out. ulate thhere mberthat cons can call if they're having trouble connects to loved ones in mexico. you can visit our website. for more information. betty yu, kpix5. >>> a to hurricane maria. the category 5 storm closing in on the virgblam ndo is atla least one death in the caribbean. brian is tracking the path for us tonight. >>> it just passed over st. croix about 90 minutes ago, and now to puerto rico, about-- still a category 5 storm, winds have backed off slightly to 165 miles an hour, sustained, but it is powerful. and what when it makes landfall. it will still probably be a category 5 m of rain on the island. after that, it moves over the dominican republic. it wisullwr tonight, and tomorrow with winds. category 5, again, maki

. >>> hurricane maria is blamed for at least one death in guadalupe a. one person is missing an 80,000 homes or without power. maria made landfall last night on the island of dominica. she brought ferocious wind and rain. the strongest hurricane to hit landfall. now she is taking aim at puerto rico. hurricane maria is piling her way through the caribbean. this is drenching rain on the island of guadalupe as the category five storm made landfall in nearby dominica. now she is heading towards puerto rico. today the governor of puerto rico went house to house trying to convey the seriousness -- seriousness of the storm. >> we need to get people out of flood floor -- prone areas. >>> if maria hurts his strength, it will be the most powerful hurricane to hit puerto rico and 85 years. dents toop le can you r sinyre shelter and how many shelters do you have? >> 500 shelters with the hundred and 50,000. >>> he expects the entire island to lose power and be in blackout four days. last wk thin islands to pounding from hurricane irma and e vi rgu.s.n for irma. -- l

>> larry, we are here atur lady o o guadalupe church in eat san jose. this is in the heart of the mexican community. last night they left the doors open so people could pray of that's still happening inside right now. >> it is very quiet inside our lady of guadalupe church. many of these are lit to recognize the suffering in need there. >> it is really horrible. watching the buildings collapse. and people yelling and screaming. it is prompting hold the help. they're in contact with the officials and encouraging people to help by donating. >> tyhe on get money for the water. the infrastructure is falling apart. >> his father and grandparents are safe, his uncle is trapped in a building where he works. >> i think he is still in there. that's what my aunt told us in mexico. they're still trying to take him out from the building. >> you don't know if he survived. >> no of the. >>eaherc thing for loved ones to a call center that has a list of victims in hospits in mexico. the deputy consul is encouraging pea to donate to the red cross. >> this is an emergenc

our lady of guadalupe church has all money going to quake relief efforts. of a says it is there way to step up to help those in crisis.>> by going through our church we make sure it gets right there to the people that need it the most so that's why we're doing this. we want to help in a time of need.>> our lady of guadalupe a posted suggestions on their website of waste to help those in mexico plus victims of recent hurricanes.>>> growing concern in puerto rico as engineers fear a dam damaged in maria could be on the verge of collapsing. meanwhile people across the island have been searching for areas with self-service reach loved ones. officials say herkimer has been linked to tent that's on the island that number is expected to rise. the entirety of puerto rico still faces a blackout at only 25% as water service. the u. s. army is headed with 4000 reservists deployed to help.>>> let's get a check on our weather with roberta. >> it will be average with the temperatures today but it will feel hotter. talk about your foes, the coast is clear sfo has no local

. >> guadalupe duerme aquÍ con victoria de 20 dÍas de nacida. >> nos estÁn ayudando con paÑales, leche corazÓn y lo hacemos porque hoy por ellos y maÑana por nosotros. >> guadalupe y marÍa del carmen, madres solteras de no mÁs de 20 aÑos de edad dicen que junto a la reconstrucciÓn de su pueblo tambiÉn lucharÁn para sobre p sobreponerse a la adversidad y sacar adelante a estos pequeÑos del peor terremoto que ha golpeado a mÉxico en los Últimos 100 aÑos, desde oaxaca para noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo el gigante impacto del huracÁn harvey en la economÍa de texas y las oportunidades que abre la reconstrucciÓn.. >> lo Último sobre la tragedia en un hogar de ancianos y la catÁstrofe que dejÓ el paso de irma por estados unidos. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ¡elotes! ¡4 por favor! tome. $5 cada uno. pero ahí dice 2. ¡ahí dice 2! Ésa es la tarifa básica. hay que sumar el cargo de acceso de elote, el cargo por receta familiar y el impuesto por sombra de sombrilla. con t-mobile los impuestos y cargos ya están incluidos. obtén 4 líneas por $40 cada una.. ...y para el regreso a clases, s

we are live at our lady of guadalupe church. >> reporter: craig and julie, it stays open until midnight, and at this late hour, they are here, turning to their faith during this tragedy, many of them are looking for healing, and asking how they can help. at our lady of guadalupe church, community members held their hands up united in prayer, special intentions going to the victims in mexico, this time it says it is their faith they need the most. >> at a time like this we can only go to god for any consolation in response, we feel powerless. >> reporter: this 14-year-old is worried about her family in mexico city, showing the only church in her town now ruined. >> i am feeling anxious and scared, i haven't heard from my cousins or aunts. i don't know what is happening to them. >> reporter: uncertain times, they are hoping that prayers will help, they are collecting donations for catholic relief services.>> we want to make sure that we can give back. >> reporter: through the website, and at next wednesday's match, they will have a raffle, last february they raised $40,000 for the victims

at our lady of guadalupe a church, -- guadalupe church, the prayers going for the victims for the earthquake in mexico. >> at a time like this, we can only go to god for any consolation and any response, we feel powerless. >> reporter: this 14-year-old feels worried about the people in mexico city, showing the picture of the only church in their town, now ruined.>> i'm feeling anxious and scared, because i haven't heard from my cousins or aunts, so i don't know what is happening to them. they lost their heritage. >> their homes, everything they worked hard for, for generations. this is really sad. >> reporter: in uncertain times, they're hoping prayers will help. and they are collecting donations, and they are not alone. >> we want to make sure that we can give back. >> reporter: they are accepting donations through the website, and next wednesday's mass, they will have a matching funds as well, raising $40,000 for the victims of fun -- flooding, the team's goal is that they want to do the same for mexico. >> we know in san jose, many are affected, we wanted to do what we could to support th

this right here is guadalupe. guadalupe half a million people. dominica less than that. these two will see the worst of the storm. close to puerto rico, maybe a direct hit to puerto rico. this is a situation that is dire, just as much so as irma was for the islands to the north. the islands to the north will get hit again. i'm talking barbuda, i'm talking the u.s. virgin islands. but the eye of the storm may stay just to their south around possibly even st. croix, an island that missed for the most part irma. but this is a storm system we're going to continue to watch. maria a very strong powerful go to a very weak hurricane, but a very broad hurricane, this is now still a hurricane -- i have to look this up and see if it's still a hurricane, lauren, if you can look that up. this is moving to the north. we have tropical storm warnings along the east coast. this just coming out, too, the latest advisory on jose. still a hurricane? still a hurricane at 75 miles an hour. guys, we'll have much more on these storms, where they're going, where they may go, how they may interac

. >> reporter: our lady of guadalupe church here in san jose is keeping its doors open all night to help unify this community in prayer. many of the parishioners and people across san jose have family in mexico and as you can tough [ men-tige english language ] in san jose. he was born and raised in the state of puebla, the epicenter of the powerful earthquake. >> yeah. scare me, you know? i call to my family. the phone not working. >> reporter: eventually, juan got in touch with his brother- in-law on the phone. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: his close family members arth kfully the south b is home to some 200,000 cans hae successf getting through. at the mexican consulate san jose, staff members including the deputy consul-general struggle to find their loved ones. >> well, first of all, we reach our family because most of all have family there in mexico city. um, we been trying to keep inform everybody, er, because many of us were very worried. >> reporter: jasmine finally talked to her mother after hours of calling. she says in addition to providing resources to help connect mexic

martin and guadalu guadalupe. for now, alyson, the real focus is trying to get people out who still want to get out. there are still thousands of people on st. martin. it is still pretty desperate indeed. >> clarissa, thank you for that update. let's talk about how to get aid to the people who most desperate lu need it. we have officials from the virgin islands to tell us what they're doing next. s advisor for tech advice. with one phone call, i get products that suit my needs and i get back to business. ♪ won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens?

it's hitting the french island group of guadalupe. it has 155-mile-per-hour winds in the caribbean this morning. the prime minister of dominca posted this on facebook, saying initial reports are of widespread devastation. so far we have lost all what money can buy and replace. my greatest fear for the morning is we'll wake to news of serious physical injury and possible deaths. it could hit islands recently devastated by hurricane irma. puerto rico is in the hurricane path. evacuation centers are opening up and the governor has declared a state of emergency. >>> governor brown has a steep hill to climb when it comes to reducing carbon emissions claiming one of the problems is nonbelievers. sandra osborne reports. >>> governor brown isn't the only person slamming president trump on his policies on climate change. this ad in the "new york post" today by tom steyer and his company. of course this is before president trump is set to deliver his first major u.n. address this morning. now it reads, quote, the most dangerous part of a hurric

solid category 5 hurricane down here moving over dominique a and southwest of guadalupe. puerto rico is here. in the virgin islands, they're preparing. they have a little more time. the eye of maria likely to make a direct impact on the island of puerto rico on the northeast side of it. eventually the bahamas and the dominican republic. more about our forecast in a few more minutes. >> all right, chuck. you talked about dominique. we're hearing of widespread damage and mudslides after hurricane maria hit overnight. the prime minister saying on facebook about two hours ago that we have lost all that money can buy n puerto rico, thousands who don't have power because of hurricane irma now bracing for another punch for maria. the storm is expec officials scrambling for as many as 100,000 evacuees. take a look. stores in central florida already stocking up on plywood, propane and batteries. maria's long-term track is still unclear. some customers are just getting a headstart just in case. >>> at 4:02. a team of first responders from fairfax county still in the u.s. virgin isl

they violet or purple alerts on guadalupe and data martinique in the face of another her can. closing in wins of category three. over a hundred and sixty six kilometers per hour i k. fo. messages on the weather alerts from. . the the disaster managers there. violet meaning stay indoor. . it is a quite a strong hurricane but it is rapidly developing so. as time progresses winds are increasing within the storm according to networking sector. james as a layman. the question i have these weiss is happening yet another hurricane hitting the same place. how this has happened? beforere if you remember and back when catharina it new orleans of the united state. two weeks later there was on hurricane retell the pablo down its half way and it was also a category five hurricane. it happens but it's very rare. and. so when we see it happening and especially when people are impacted. it is like in there nightmare scenario for them. the course the poorest places or was the worst hat. if you have the money if there is the investment and governments. what is the kondo reinforcement that shoul

hurricane matthew ma slams guadalupe. the category five storm is heading for a direct hit with puerto rico. >> storm scan3 is tracking maria. it's forecasted to slam puerto rico tomorrow and that other storm you see is hurricane josÉ. we're keeping a very close eye on hose josÉs it moves up the east coast. >> "eyewitness news" shot this video this morning at nun's beach in stone harbor. you can see the erosion is already under way there. >> and in atlantic city josÉ is churning up the waves there as well. the ocean looks angry, the large swees from josÉ are sending water over barriers and into the streets. >> the mayor of belmar matt doherty tweeted this picture this morning. josÉ has damaged one of the piers. good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm natasha brown. rahel is off. erosion is a concern down the shore. hurricane josÉ is making his presence known this noon. our new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in that atlantic city right now with the look at the conditions at this hour. cleve. >> reporter: natasha, good

the hurricane hit guadalupe monday night and is turning toward puerto rico on track for arrival therebegan putting water aside, we just put the storm shutters up and we're just waiting. it's the calm before the storm. >> reporter: speaking by phone from the island's southwestern town of cabo rojo ruiz explained these never been in a hurricane. >> i'm trying to just have faith that we will be okay because i do have two daughters in philadelphia. >> reporter: collar's strong winds and rain already battered guadalupe. the storm could be the most powerful the region has seen in decades here. thoughts here with those who remain on the island. norris ortiz is visiting her friend in philadelphia and has been in touch with her family back home. >> now that i'm over here i think about them and i would rather be home with my family. >> reporter: meanwhile the city prepares for its annual puerto rican day parade, local organizations are already talking about relief efforts to help those affected by the storm. we're live from the satellite center, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. matt. >>

. >> this is what hurricane maria looked like on the island of guadalupe today.he is a category 5 hurricane. the winds are merciless. one is reported killed. and they are preparing for a direct hit on puerto rico. the governor of puerto rico said that maria could hit with a force and violence that the island hasn't seen in generations. he said we are going to lose a lot of our infrastructure. we are going to have to rebuild. action news reporter christie ileto was live in the satellite center. christie, members of the puerto rican community here are worried about falls back home, about loss of property, but much more so about loss of life. >> that's right, jim. and a philadelphia company went down to puerto rico not just to see their family, but to celebrate their wedding anniversary that was today. not knowing that it was going to strengthen to a category 5, leaving them stranded on the island directly in the storm's path. visiting from the may fair section of the city, rebecca ruiz captured the first signs of hurricane maria heading towards puerto rico. >> putt

the hurricane hit guadalupe monday night and is churning toward puerto rico on track for arrival there >> we began putting water aside making sure that we had potable water. we just put the storm shutters up and we're just waiting. it's the calm before the storm. >> reporter: speaking by phone from the island's southwestern town of cabo rojo ruiz explained she never before endured a hurricane let s path. >> i'm trying to just have faith that we will be okay because i do have two daughters in philadelphia. >> reporter: maria's strong winds and rain already battered guadalupe. the storm could be the most powerful the region has seen in decades here. thoughts here with those who remain on the island. >> reporter: ortiz is visiting her friend in philadelphia but is back in touch with her family back home. >> i would rather be home with my family. >> reporter: and meanwhile the city is ramping up for its annual puerto rican day parade. local organizations are already talking about relief efforts to help those affected by maria. we're live from the satellite center, katherine scott, channel6

on topic america has ravaged the caribbean islands from guadalupe and dominica killing at least one person because of the fire storms now sweeping into to puerto rico on the virgin islands which were already devastated by hard. i mean mostly the i was i'm sure she has broken the silence on the plight all right joe muslims eyes they are free to neighboring bangladeshi invited outside observers to visit areas hit by violence but human is human rights investigators say myanmar's government has denied them permission to go. up to date sub more on the web site that stain w dot com and dado more a doubling of the top. yourself of the day. the main line was the first train line and sri lanka. the british colonisers built it to transport. now it links some of the country's most. making it one of the most picturesque rail lines in asia. by train across sri lanka. to. welcome. you ready for this. talk with. you. this. tells us starring stories. it makes us laugh. and cry. and smile. emotion going up. every on d w. she's long been a symbol of hope in syria. i try to help people. for the false facade

porque si mÉxico estÁ de pie y porque la virgen de guadalupe y dios dicen que hay que seguirle. >> normaen mÉxico crecen despuÉs los terremotos. se recordar las vÍctimas lo que sufren en una misa repleta de creyentes. la feria se le pidieron ayuda tras el desastre. los familiares irÁn a sacerdote no tener a la presa cerca, a la espera de un espacio de privacidad dentro del recinto. >> vengo a acompaÑar a mi ortopedista que falleciÓ su hijo. tenÍa seis o siete. >> fue una de las vÍctimas? >> si. afortunadamente su hijo menor pudo salir. >> mÁs de una veintena estudiante mayor atrapados en los escombros. y la respuesta ante estos desastres naturales es estar siempre unidos con los nuestros. si busquÉ, yo apoyar puede llamar a la lÍnea de ayuda de univisiÓn y a la cruz roja americana al nÚmero pantalla. la universidad fue nuevamente escenario de manifestaciones. en su mayorÍa pacíficas y sin heridos. reportaron al menos 11 personas arrestadas. elige la propuesta fue el presentador. representante de la universidad dijeron que gastaron por lo $-800,000 en implementar medidas de seguridad el d

desesperaciÓn y esperanza de que saquen con vida a sus seres queridos, guadalupe no mueve un pie de aquÍ, nunca se da por vencido y nunca ve el lado malo de las cosas. esto aviva las esperanza de los que aquÍ esperan. esperan a una joven que tambiÉn estaba en el tercer piso. >> ya pasaron muchas horas y mi cuÑada la verdad que estÁ desesperada. >> nosotros seguimos confiados en que podemos encontrar a alguien. reportero: para llegar lo antes posible a la persona que se encuentran sepultadasque podrÍan convertirse en el mÁs anhelado milagro para sus familiares. reportera: continÚa el enfrentamiento entre el presidente trump y los el paso del huracan irma por la florida presentadora: muchos trabajadores sin empleo, sin comida y sin empleo para pagar la renta.nos hablan del drama que viven los trabajadores agrÍcolas del estado. >> usted perdiÓ el trabajo por causa del huracÁn? >> el personal no da abajo para satisfacer la necesidad de los trabajadores que llaman. persona queriendo saber si pueden aplicar para el desempleo, nosotros estamos aquÍ para ayudarles. >> no todos aplican y prefiere

it came ashore last night in dominica came close to guadalupe now the eye is pushing away from guadalupean juan puerto rico where it looks like it will arrive as a category five or four, prowl right through puerto rico -- plow right through puerto rico and degenerate into a three but that's still a major hurricane pulling away from the turks and caicos and heading up towards the east coast of the u.s. a lot of questions about the long range future of that. sometime next week we'll have more clarification but keep your eyes on maria. 77 degrees breezy and damp today. not a lot of rain overall though. and then tomorrow some sun mixing with some clouds, a high of 85. might feel a little humid. not bad though for the arrival of rosh hashanah at sundown. warm and humid on thursday 86 and as we go into the coming weekend it stays warm. on friday, 84 degrees as autumn arrives. the first full weekend of autumn is going the feel like summer. this does sometimes happen. 85 degrees on saturday. 86 on sunday. and then 86 on monday with a thunderstorm. very nice stretch of weather coming once we can

the french island of guadalupe latest to ta ke french island of guadalupe latest to take a french islandinique, people found themselves overwhelmed by floodwaters. by daybreak they were waking up to see the damage. the island of dominica also suffered. this unverified video was posted online as the hurricane hit and the lights went out. the church roof has blown in. my neighbour's roof, blown. maria also hit the island of dominica, where even the prime minister wasn't spared, taken to social media to say that his roof had gone and his house was flooded. from space you can see the scale of the hurricane. it is now tracking north—east towards the british territories of antigua and barbuda, anguilla and the virgin islands. in the us virgin islands they haven't begun rebuilding after being flattened by hurricane irma. two weeks later they are bracing themselves again. there is not a leaf, every tree is bent. buildings, houses, businesses, everything devastated. we have paradise but this is what we have to go through. been here before, done it before and we'll do it again. it will stay fine,

it's say similar situation on the island of guadalupe. parts of these islands could be uninhabitable for mo. churning and churning off of our coast. believe it or not, it is still a category 1 hurricane. some flooding was reported to the in hampton rhodes, virginia during high tide. waves could be between 6 and 12 feet. beach erosion is possible as well. let's head to the meteorologist center with doug kammerer and lauren ricketts. >> jose and maria going to meet up off our coast line. >> we continue to watch the track for maria. it gets fuzzy once you get four or five days out. all eyes are focus on puerto rico at this point. >> let's show you what's going now. let's track jose off our coast line. a well defined storm. category 1 hurricane, but a broad storm. you can see the clouds back in parlgts of our area, rain in the chesapeake bay. therul ocean beech. this is the storm we'll be talking about for days. just came through dominica, around guadalupe. next on the track will be the st. croix region. st. croix and the u.s. virgin islands.

. >> reporter: in the next hour, our lady of guadalupe church here in east san jose is expecting a crowd between 3 to 500 people, they're having a prayer group for the victims of the mexico in earthquake. inside our lady of guadalupe in east san jose the priest has put up a sign in spanish that reads ay forhe victims in the earthquake. max said his uncle was trapped in the building where he works. >> i think he's still in there. that's what my aunt told us. >> sf yo he survived? >> no nothing like that. >> reporter: the rising death toll and amount of destruction are prompting police in the south bay to help. >> they need to get money in there for the water, for the food, they need to stabilize thing, the infrastructure is falling apart. >> reporter: the office of the mexican consul late are -- the deputy consul is encouraging people to donate to the mexican red cross. >> this is an emergency situation, a crisis so we need to sent help as soon as possible. >> reporter: elizabeth cruz lived through the earthquake in 1985. >> translator: i hurt for them because i can't do anything because

maria ravaging the french island of guadalupe heavy rain and fierce winds have left many areas here without power authorities say they've already received reports of flooding. that i can we have limited contact at the moment it's really very patchy we're in touch with our forces and the police who are giving us some information but we have very little details at this stage. another french territory martinique has escaped the storm without huge damage. but neighboring domany car came off much worse. its prime minister roosevelt's carrot wrote on facebook that they have lost all what money can buy and replace earlier he posted that his roof had been blown off. many of the island on high alert from area are still reeling from hurricane alley or this month and she got is one of them here people are bracing for another potential disaster a similar scene in puerto rico shelves in supermarkets emptied as residents stockpile supplies the u.s. territory could receive a direct hit from maria. right now we're not prepared for next hurrican because we're still recovering from the last one two weeks ago

one person killed as it swept through guadalupe, major damage we assume, slamming st.islands, peaks at 165 mph, that would be a strong category 5, the most powerful storm different than region and make a direct hit on puerto rico in nearly a century. it is a big deal. >> those impacted by the hurricane, janice dean standing by to let us know the latest. >> we will see impacts across puerto rico as the core of the strongest winds come onshore, one of the worst hurricanes they have ever experienced. just because it is downgraded to a 4, it is still a strong category 4, two miles shy of a 5 and now it is moving onshore and the winds, the worst of the winds affecting much of puerto rico. then we will watch it continue its northwestern track through the bahamas, the turks and caicos, we have hurricane watches and warnings in effect, then we have to monitor the east coast, computer model showing a close call with the east coast next week. the wind field the worst of the wind coming overmuch of puerto rico and millions of people live here, that is the big concern, potential f

. >> a su paso por el caribe marÍa amenaza el archipiÉlago de guadalupe mientras va causando estragospuerto rico y estarÍa entrando el ojo por la costa este por el municipio de humacao y saldrÍa por el municipio de bayamÓn en el Área norte, es una situaciÓn de mucha preocupaciÓn, hay angustia y desesperaciÓn, las autoridades hacen un llamado a desalojo obligatorio en Áreas inundables porque las fuertes lluvias y Áreas ciclÓnicas podrÍan ser los principales problemas. >> es momento para comenzar la transiciÓn, buscar albergues aquellos que estÉn en zonas inundables buscar la transiciÓn rÁpida, aquellos que estÉn en casas y zonas vulnerables buscar el refugio para tener, para estar protegido y tener su familia protegida. >> hagan caso a lo que se les dice las Áreas de inundaciones tienen que dal zarlas en contrario van a morir *. >> en medio de la emergencia en supermercados hay escasez de hielo y otros artÍculos tambiÉn las baterÍas estÁn extra siendo mucho en puerto rico, la origen este estÁ preocupada. >> estÁ difÍcil la cosa, esperemos que no pase, esperemos que de tengamos cosas pr

virgin islands and the french territory of guadalupe after a direct hit on domenico late on monday and officials there say the storm caused at least seven deaths and quote mind boggling destruction and now the storm is a has made landfall in puerto rico. daybreak's in puerto rico with hurricane maria pounding the island the capsule was pummeled by torrential rain and powerful winds the message from your thirty's was clear this storm is a killer. we have not experienced an event of this magnitude in our modern history my administration has done everything within our power to prepare for this event and to protect the lives of everyone in the island including establishing over five hundred shelters. or thirty spent the last days going from house to house warning people residents registered their homes as best they could but what chance will nails and ropes really have against the force of maria. and despite the government's efforts many people were reluctant to leave. the shelters a people's best chance of riding the storm out west so rico was largely spared by hurricane emma two weeks ag

. >> reporter: in the next hour, our lady of guadalupe church here in east san jose is expecting a crowd between 3 to 500 people, they're having a prayer group for the victims of the mexico in earthquake. inside our lady of guadalupe in east san jose the priest has put up a sign in spanish that reads praying for the victims in the earthquake. max said his uncle was trapped in the building where he works. >> i think he's still in there. that's what my aunt told us. >> so you don't know if he survived? >> no nothing like that. >> reporter: the rising death toll and amount of destruction are prompting police in the south bay to help. >> they need to get money in there for the water, for the food, they need to stabilize thing, the infrastructure is falling apart. >> reporter: the office of the mexican consul late in san jose are -- the deputy consul is encouraging people to donate to the mexican red cross. >> this is an emergency situation, a crisis so we need to sent help as soon as possible. >> reporter: elizabeth cruz lived through the earthquake in 1985. >> translator: i hurt for them be