we'll have every breaking development on abcnews.com. >>> we move on to the monsoon conditions slamming the west in the country. ferocious lightning striking a middle school student on the football field. brandi hitt is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the threat of more severe weather slamming the west. from flash flood warnings to lightning. an idaho woman claiming she was struck while filming a storm. take a look again. >> i screamed. my phone flew out of my hand and i really wasn't sure what happened. >> reporter: this map, also showing more than 500 lightning strikes today in southern california alone. temporarily shutting down beaches. and in new mexico, more severe weather. >> there's a kid just struck by lightning playing football. >> reporter: three children and their football coach injured by lightning during practice. one teen hospitalized in critical condition. also tonight, a clearer picture of the destruction following the raging floods and harrowing rescues in arizona. here, you can see the before and after, as families now trying salvage what's left. >> we don't have

get the latest news any time you want it on abcnews.com. i'm dan harris. want it on abcnews.com.night. debra: i know you weren't there today, but wouldn't you agree that sometimes-- i'm not saying all the time-- but sometimes marie can be critical of me? frank? come on! i feel i identify most with robert. when we got in a fight, i would sit on him until he got tired because i knew if i ever let him up, he'd kill me. you know... he was kind of a nerd.d. so when he would-- when they would kind of say, "well, do what your older brother does," i'd kind of in my mind go, "why? he's such a geek." like--like show to class? yeah. that sort of stuff. robert: when did he get this? oh, that's an award your brother got for his sports column. it never ends for raymond. oh, poor robbie. everybody loves raymond. dude, you are so weird.

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you'll find instant updates on abcnews.com. >>> our other big story.o stay inside, as the islands brace for two major storms. the outer edges of iselle are bringing rain and wind to the big island overnight. it's the first hurricane or tropical storm to hit hawaii in more than 20 years. some residents, as you can imagine, are anxious. >> we're on the waterfront. nothing to block the wind. >> roof damage. older homes could have structural issues. flying debris for windows potential, as well. >> the biggest threat is heavy rainfall, up to a foot. possible mudslides as well, rock slides, even flash flooding in mountain areas. in addition, waves up to 20 feet along the coast are also possible. meantime, hurricane julio is gathering strength in the pacific as it heads toward hawaii. it's a category 3. with hurricane warnings up, let's find out what's happening right now on the big island. >> with the storm surge coming in, our former colleague, abc news photographier, ginny vicario, has retired in hawaii. joins us live by phone. thank you so much. we hope y

tune into good morning america tomorrow, and as always we're on line at abcnews.com. ht, america. come on, ray. where are you going? i told you yesterday i was going to pick out paint colors for the bedroom today. i told you i wanted to go golfing. yeah, and i said, "too bad." i thought that meant for you. ray, i'm going to the hardware store. you only have to watch the boys 'cause ally's at molly's. i'll spend the whole day with them tomorrow, i promise. i'll even-- i'll skip church, okay? i'll give my kids the time i normally reserve for the lord. do you want to be any part of their childhood memories? "childhood memories." come on. ask them about their trip to disney world. they don't even remember it. they were three. tiger woods could hit a ball 200 yards when he was three. okay, ray. gahead, you go golfing. i'll drag them around with me all day. i'm sure thell have a wonderful time looking at paint samples. there you go. yoput those golf clubs down, spend some time with your kids, and create some damn memories! all right! maybe you should worry about the memories

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on her first show in the fall. >>> thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. ica. let's go. come on. it's time for school. i'm sick! yesterday he said he was sick, and last night he's runninaround with a cape on, goinin' "whoo-whoo" okay. last night you're runnin' around with a cape on, goin' "whoo-whoo." he's not gonna get away with it again. you're not gettin' away with that again. don't just repeat what i say! no, don't go back-- did you do your homework? did he do his homework? he said he didn't have any. and you fell for that? oh, boy, i am gonna lie to you more. mike. michl, did you have homework due? leave me alone! you see? awright, that's it. i know this game. i invented it! ally: the bus is coming! awright, michael, the bus is coming. i'm not fooling around. you gotta get up. come on. michael, listen-- no!!! if you miss that bus, i'm gonna have to drive you to school and i'm gonna be late. i don't care! u don't care, huh? how about i pick you up and i carry you to the bus in your pajamas, huh?! maybe you care about that! go away!!! okay. awright, that

abcnews.com. good night. last time, on everybody loves raymond...n we're angry and hurt we can only see the negative in the other person. but you two people knknow--deep down-- how you feel about each other, how you care about each other, and how much... how much you love each other. marie: look at this place-- it's a pig sty! you're like some kind of an animal! a pig? just watch yourself, mister. i tell ya, this thing with debra's got her nuttier than ever. they should just lace up the gloves and go at it in the back yard. come on, those two are goin' through a tough time. all you can ink about is how it affects you? yoyou're like a lady. you know what i noticed? even when debra's all wah-wah-wah-wah, if she finds out i'm comin' over here, she goes out of her way to be nice to me. what do you mean? well, like yesterday, ma wanted meme to come over, and debra all of a sudden was like, "hey, why don't you go hit a bucket of balls?"

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on abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. [cheers and applause] >> oh-oh! hey, hey! hey, how are you? what up? what up? what up? what up, eddie? what up? what up, son? what up? what up? how you doing? good. what up, man? >> hey. >> what's up, boo? >> what's going on? >> come on out here. yeah! whoo. well, hello, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant is a behavioral scientist. but when he's not studying the human mind, he's busy practicing something called martial arts tricking. from chicago, illinois, yo, let's hear it for tim lewis! [cheers and applause] what up, tim? >> what's going on? how you doing? >> i've never heard of this martial arts tricking. >> that's exactly it. well, it'd probably be easier to show you. do you mind? >> okay. >> all right, let's do it. >> all right, so this is... >> now, it's a combination of, like, martial arts and acrobatics, and we want to create the best combo--the best-looking combos with extreme kind of moves. so i'll show you a little something. you read

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on abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. ray: hey, ma. marie: hello, dear. whatcha doin' there? oh, this? this is called "polishing silver." yeah, i know that. it's just that we don't often see your silver. plse, stop hinting, debra. the silver's going to robbie. it's already in the will. is this for lee and stan's anniversary party? their forty-fifth. they'ri never thoughtends, but i they'd last this long. frank: where you goin', robert? what's goin'n in there? robbie is helping your father write a funny spee for lee and ststan. frank:et back here! we're not done! oh, we're done, old man! fine, fine! i don't need your help anymore! marie, i'm not doing the stupid speech. it's the one thing you have to do for the party! well, now the one thing i have to do is eat shrimp. you have to write something. they're our dearest friends. to hell with them. you're impossible! would you talk to him? he has to write something, otherwise-- raymond... ma, dot even think of it. raymond... back! back! back! uh-uh-uh--rea

one pucker, that they were about to split. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> and we thank you so much for watching. we're always here at abcnews.comnightline" of course later, and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. have a great night. >>> a clearer picture of the impact the earth quack caused. >> a scene of destruction, but one of hope, courage, and grip. >> also, getting back to business the work underway to reopen damaged businesses and why some stores don't expect that to happen any time soon. >> i wasn't sure if he was okay. >> a friend of a teenager seriously hurt in the earthquake shares with us what happened. emergency response. >> the daniel evidence, fire and emergency crews say they're working as quickly as they can, for recovery efforts here are that are just gibing and the threat of dangerremains, good evening, and thanks for joining us. >> live in downtown, we're going to begin with the latest on the napa earthquake. we just experienced another after shock. there have been dozens. 2.9 less than one hour ago. officials reported things are getting better here, people now have service again this evening.

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on national geographic challenge. thank you for watching "nightline." tune in to "gma" first thing in the morning and online 24/7 at abcnews.com.nd good night. >> hi, i'm your host, cedric the entertainer coming to you from madame tussauds new york. all this week, we're going back in time, 'cause it's millionaire by the decade. trivia on the biggest moments from the last 40 years. got my man jerry garcia right here. let's rock out. yeah. the '80s: the purveyor of purple rain, hello, prince. the '90s: clinton. hi, president. [laughs] hashtag into the 2000s: gaga. hey, gaga, how 'bout a selfie? [camera shutter clicks] yeah, come on, y'all, let's hip-hop on that double dutch bus right back into the '70s. hit it! [cheers and applause] hey! how's it going? what--hey, let's go. [cheers and applause] whoo. [laughs] [cheers and applause] yeah. hello and welcome to millionaire by the decade. aw, yeah. yeah. i got to tell you, feels great to be back in the '70s. i mean, the fashion, the funk, the fros-- i mean, take a look at this set. i mean, come on, man. shag carpe

on national geographic challenge. thank you for watching "nightline." tune in to "gma" first thing in the morning and online 24/7 at abcnews.com.ing and good night. hey!!! hey-ya, ray, what's up? hey, mr. b! yeah, yeah. i'm goin' already. hi, marie. what's the matter, ma? guess who died. ohh... ohh... oh, marie. who? guess. ma, nobody wants to play this game. celebrity or real person? male or female?erson. female. gimme a second here. i'm usually pretty good at this. marie, this is sick. who is it? rose caputo. ohh! ohh! damnit, marie, i was gonna say her! that's too bad. she's a very nice lady who lives in the neighborhood. she was the older lady at the end of thblock. oh, she was nice. she made good pies, too. i like pie. she was a nice lady. awright, let's eashame on you! this lady dies, and this is all she gets? hey, marie, you two weren't that close. what are you takin' it so hard for? because she was the one, frank. she was the one i pickedfor you. what?

one guy, brings in $500 million. >>> thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com.w. may i take a message? cindy? all right. all right, dear. debra went out tonight. and raymond did, too. although they went to different places. on a saturday night. do you think that seems odd? it seems odd to me. do you and your husband go to different places? you're not? oh, well, i have another son, robbie. oh, i'll tell himm you called. all right, dear. bye-bye oh, i'll tell himm you called. hi, marie. who was that? that's for robbie. so how was your night? oh, it was just a great lecture. i learned so much about the amazon. linda's cousin wrote this book, and he's a terrific speaker. how are the kids? oh, they're fine. they don't know. know what? about you and raymond going your separate ways tonight. oh, marie, it's no big deal. ray didn't wanna come to the bookstore, so he did what he wanted. i guess that's what they call an "open marriage." me on, marie. you go out without frank once in a while. that's not open marriage, that's escape. i mean, come on-- w do you get a rash th

abcnews.com. "nightline," later. and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night. >> >>> turf trouble tonight the dramatic steps 49ers are taking to correct a hazard on theman's decision to fight the drought wins praise but draws a fine from her homeowner association a family is divided over a hit and run death of a 2-year-old girl. should the aunt go to jail for putting the child in harm's way? and a record settlement in the national mortgage crisis how many homeowners will benefit from it? >> sky 7 hd, you can see the new job underway tonight. a billion dollar facility where the field has proven to be a safety hazard. >> a major overhaul happening now at the brand new stadium just three days before the preseason game. the turf has been ripped out, now, awaits a new field. abc7 news is live from the stadium with the story. david? >> player safety seems to be the concern here, complaints of slippery conditions but the team is not explaining why they're moving to remove and replace the turf >> whatever the reasons, niners are wasting no time ripping out the grass. you can see the turf has been removed. we don't know if the same variety will replace it. fa

and, of course, you can expect a complete wrapup tonight on world news with diane sawyer, and get those updates at abcnews.comch in new york. have a great day. >> up to a stranger and talk to them. >> i could hear them calling her name. i didn't want to find something in the ditch. >> the neighbor has helped with the search. >> makes you think in the area that you felt safe around here, now who do you live next to? >> this is where you come in. remember, she's 3 feet tall and 45 pounds. she's just 6 years old. officially this is considered a missing persons case with suspicious circumstances. we hope she's okay. entering the first grade next month. >> thank you. we hope for answers soon. >> and to gin ger for more on the weather. >> and i have an amazing story with this photo. there have been 300 lightning strikes in california. they are beautiful and dangerous. and we know red flag warnings from california through oregon and washington state. a lot of them when you read the text, it says lightning is one of the biggest issues. along with the erratic winds gusting to 30 miles an hour, it hits the dry brush an

abcnews.com. "nightline" later. and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night. >>> sky 7 live over the scene of a major bart stoppage. bart service now stopped onh-bay point line. >> and you can see people waiting at the pleasant hill station. it's hard to see both trucks but they are there. this is bart says the train was taken out of service because of damage to the track the agency not saying how that track was damaged but crews determined both tracks should be taken out of service. >> and we'll continue to follow the story for you and bring updates here on abc7 news at 6:00 >> good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. moving now to today's after shocks and development froms earthquake that happened on sunday >> they've been inspected and most determined to be around stone bridge charter school. >> 200 injuries now, the napa city council voted to seek federal disaster relief >> there have been five after shocks today. two state law bridges were forced to be without water. tonight hearing from one of the youngest people injured in the earthquake. from his hospital bed in sacramento, this 13-year-old wroerl says he's fortunate