piers: i think it is real.vousness of people has been that nobody has really believed the quality of bounds sheets because you always had new things emerging out of the woodwork. classically, that is what happens a financial crisis. they suddenly have an amazing reappear and emerge over time. most will start to think we are nearing the later innings of baseball parlance to that, so therefore there is a moment where visibility has started to improve, but i think his point is that the scale becomes really important in this kind of environment, where there is limited opportunity. you are restricted in terms of oft you can do, in terms credit quality you have got to put in place beforehand. more and more, what we have been haveg is that non-banks liquidity in terms of debt funding, etc.. has been the critical change in europe. what he is saying is ultimately, we need to have larger scale in order to be able to continue to play in that space. manus: the other lead store we have is a barclays. irma, if it makes landf

that is morey piers. here at went sixth street even long time public works guys in their 60's, look at the ocean water, all the way here. if you have never been to the wildwood beach, you better, be prepared to walk if you want to go swimming in the ocean unless it is to day because ocean is right here. here we are under the boardwalk as the famous song says, ocean has come, the entire length of the boardwalk that is how bad tide got and now water is under the boardwalk and look at how far as we come out, chris, splashing through, look at how far the ocean is. that is how far the ocean went that is moreyy pier to the left. here's one of the trucks. employees are used to driving. you can see cars park under morey piers. to the left is there a couple of white cars parked under the piers in the water right any. water is not too deep fortunately so they are not stuck. you can see something you have never seen before, this is rare, so greg will walk with me here, standing in the dry bit because i don't have du

there's a proposeal to repurpose some of those piers for public use. that includes building a pedestrian pier off buena island and a water front park on the open side. regulatory agencies that oversee the bay have to sign off on the plans. >>> now to texas where parts of houston are facing flooding from two reservoirs. in the area water is high. officials are focusing on toxic waste. >>reporter: water flows from the addict's reservoir monday morning surrounding the neighborhoods. officials released water from a second houston reservoir forcing the evacuation of residents. >> it's upsetting. i can't even believe it's happening here. >> the controlled release is expected to continue for weeks. the army corps the engineers says it's necessary to avoid a bigger catastrophe. >> if you get an event bigger than that, something's got to give. >> in the houston suburb, debris lines the street as people begin the long road to recovery. and in beaumont, texas, national guards man airlifted in water to flood victims. >> it's far from over. there's so much more tha

the next set of underwater explosions to remove the underwater piers began with clearing the bridge ofcyclists. representatives from the marine mammal center were in place to monitor any harm that might come to any mammals in the bay. so far all the safety mechanisms that they have set up worked because we have not had any injuries or stunnings that we have had to pull out of the water in any previous implosions. the california highway patrol briefly halted traffic on the new eastern span in an abundance of caution. we do this as a caution just to make sure that nobody hears the site implosion and causes a collision of some kind. with everything in place a veil of undersea air bubbles enveloped the two piers just seconds beforethe bay erupted in what appears to have been a successful operation. we'll continue to monitor the area over the next couple of hours later in the day we'll go in and do a sonar read of the actual demolition work but from the surface everything looked and appeared to go successfully today. the remaining underwater piers will go through this same process on weeken

i assumed as you were talking about the pier that once that water receded we we'd see a pier again. >> that's all going to be gone. and, again, as managing editor of the weather channel for three years, these people really and truly know how to put themselves in a good position but we are moment by moment right now where i don't like where mike is, because that's all open water to biscayne bay behind him. around those islands. and let me also tell you there's a lot more people in those buildings than you think. one of the residents came down and talked to us last night when we were standing there, and he was in the building that's right above where that shot is. and he said, you know, there's 100 people in this building and i looked at him. he said the building management told them about 30% of the building decided to stay and he was kind enough to offer us a way to get out of the storm if it got bad. the problem with that, for mike today is that mike would have to wrauk through that flooded street to get to the billing. and if that water gets above knee level. right now, as we've see

over here you will see eight remaining piers.se may become some sort of a raised platform going 1000 feet into the bay. that will be a place where people can come to recreate, maybe have food or go fishing. all of that is undecided but these will remain until they decide whether or not they want to do that. if they do not, these will also go out as well. starting around 10:00, whenever they decide to do these explosions, the chp will have rolling outages. that is to say rolling stops so people cannot cross the bridge at the time the blasting is going on. there is no danger to the people on the bridge except the fact they may get spooked by the sound of the explosions. they are not that loud but they are not taking any chances. this will happen every other weekend until november when all those piers are gone. then the decision will be made whether or not to keep these. this begins a 10:00. it will go into november every other weekend. >> you said in order for that pier and rates platform to be a possibility, you said cities would

and took this pier out. would hear those stories growing up because hi grandmother lived up the way here in ft. myers beach. one of the big concerns is storm surge. it's kind of hard. some people don't quite understand it when we talk about this wall of water that comes. but this wall of water that will come driven by the wind of the hurricane will drive up along the west coast and the deepest predicted areas will be naples to the south down to everglades city. those are the populated areas. everglade city is completely evacwaited. here most of the people along the coast have evacuated. as we heard gabe say they've gone into shelters. one of the problems to collier and league county and charlotte county is that people waited until the last minute. understand why earlier in the week when people were looking at the prediction, it looked like the eye wall was going to go up the east coast, so people over here got lulled into a sense of kind of like, okay, we're going to be all right. then when the eye wall and

.>>> the old bay bridge piers are coming down.ore are scheduled for the next -- for the upcoming weeks. that part of the bay should be returned to its original condition. >> reporter: with bay bridge traffic halted for just a few minutes, two peers were pulverized by explosives.>> reporter: the initial take was that it was very successful.>> we will be able to do a sonar read of the demolition work. everything went successfully. >> reporter: caltrans kept a promise not to hurt wildlife. environmentalist watch this so they could rehabilitate -- rescue and rehabilitate any animals.>> reporter: when all the underwater piers and debris is removed the bay will have undergone a significant restoration. >> the title flow in and out will restore the bay and the bay bottom exactly the way it was.>> reporter: the remaining pillars and one giant one on the island side may or may not be removed. >> if they remain in place they would be used for a public purse of -- purpose such as a fishing pier.>> this all will happen every other weekend unt

the next set of underwater explosions to remove the underwater piers began with clearing the bridge of pedestrians and bicyclists. representatives from the marine mammal center were in place to monitor any harm that might come to any mammals in the bay. so far all the safety mechanisms that they have set up worked because we have not had any injuries or stunnings that we have had to pull out of the water in any previous implosions. the california highway patrol briefly halted traffic on the new eastern span in an abundance of caution. we do this as a caution just to make sure that nobody hears the site implosion and causes a collision of some kind. with everything in place a veil of undersea air bubbles enveloped the two piers just seconds beforethe bay erupted in what appears to have been a successful operation. we'll continue to monitor the area over the next couple of hours later in the day we'll go in and do a sonar read of the actual demolition work but from the surface everything looked and appeared to go successfully today. the remaining underwater piers will go through this sam

verify this one is false and my team didn't have to go too far to discover this photo now jeanette's pier has its own facebook page and people there posted their own photos saying they didn't get any 30-foot waves over the pier like the one that picture showed. we did a reverse image search on the suspect picture and we found the original. there it is. it was actually uploaded to flickr seven years ago in 2010. it was taken in india, people, by a completely different person plus we couldn't find any contact info online, not even a website for the alleged photographer alex lex obf, but her instagram page shows off a whole bunch of other photoshopped photos even boasting about the viral fake post trending online. so, pam, this photo, it might be pretty, but don't waste time sharing it. this photo fakery is false. so much camera, so little time. if you -- crap, so little time. you see something online you think is bogus, hit us up. find us on facebook at wusa9. e-mail me. find me on facebook poll adam longo tv. >>> people -- poll adam longo tv. >>> people are going to need critical items as

the next set of underwater explosions to remove the underwater piers began with clearing the bridge ofedestrians and bicyclists. representatives from the marine mammal center were in place to monitor any harm that might come to any mammals in the bay. so far all the safety mechanisms that they have set up worked because we have not had any injuries or stunnings that we have had to pull out of the water in any previous implosions. the california highway patrol briefly halted traffic on the new eastern span in an abundance of caution. we do this as a caution just to make sure that nobody hears the site implosion and causes a collision of some kind. with everything in place a veil of undersea air bubbles enveloped the two piers just seconds beforethe bay erupted in what appears to have been a successful operation. we'll continue to monitor the area over the next couple of hours later in the day we'll go in and do a sonar read of the actual demolition work but from the surface everything looked and appeared to go successfully today. the remaining underwater piers will go through this same

they got onto army and navy tugboats from this pier. that is pier 101, the entry point from the brooklyn battery tunnel. everyone wants to know what that building is. they went to the harbor. they see all the german ships bottlenecked in the harbor for many months. they captured all the ships, imprison the cruise on ellis island, and to the -- crews on ellis island and turned -- to france to fight in the war. then, general pershing traveled from d.c. to new york with 200 men in civilian clothes. he also came here to this peer. -- pier. ,e took a tugboat to brooklyn boarded the eltek and that took him to the war in france. -- and that took him to the war in france. jay -- fort jay was like during the war. this is all part of the landfill. they added 100 acres down here starting in 1901. this is flat as a pancake. they have torn down some of the warehouses. this is 10 years after the war. this whole side, this is the east river site. this whole side was warehouses. right here was a railroad terminal. railroad tracks went up and on the isl

he also came here to this pier. he met with general bell and he boarded a tugboat to brooklyn, just off the coast, and then he boarded the baltic and that took him to the war in france. so, this is what fort jay was like during the war. all of these warehouses and all of this part of governors island are part of the landfill. they added 100 acres down here starting in 1901. this is flat as a pancake. they have torn down some of the warehouses. this is 10 years after the war. this whole side, this is the east river site. -- side. this whole side was warehouses. right here was a railroad terminal. there were railroad tracks that went up and down the islands, and it was used for war material. they were shipping out everything from horseshoes to bullets every day. it was out of this. right here. this would look up to the ships and the ships would take them across the atlantic. housing and barracks would have been over here. governors island was a very important part of the war effort. today, this was just recently disco

there are still ten more piers after tomorrow. >>> jeff ranieri is back with us. we made it to friday. >> i know. a lot of folks are give lg a sigh of relief. we're having a weekend where temperatures aren't going to be in the 90s or 100s. i'm with you. the last full weekend of summer, as if it wasn't bad enough this summer we're going to look at how hot it was, 17 days at 100 or hotter. we had san francisco getting up to the all-time record of 106. keep in mind the average inland high is 89. july went down as the 7th hottest on record. fall begins next friday and we have some fall-like temperatures coming in the seven day forecast. tomorrow cool and comfortable to start. some fog for the coast. chill in the air for the north bay at 54. san francisco starts at 56. we'll give you another view of what happens tomorrow. it is going to warm up, i think it's still going to be nice here, though, 80 degrees, downtown san jose 82. if you're in the south bay, looking to help the community, want something to do, we have an nbc event for you, it's a blood drive happening at

back live now you are looking at the ocean off the ocean city music pier. the waves are just incredible and it's drawing a crowd here right now, dozens of people have been here all morning long with cameras and video cameras and just to get a look in person what this looks like. it has kicked up and it's quite a show. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> well, after this and the damage to the shore line. residents will be happy to see hurricane jose move out. sky 6 hd taking a live look at the beach in cape may, new jersey, right now. rough surf there as well. david murphy is live in the weather center with a first check of the forecast. >> in some ways we are doning the bullet with jose but not completely out of the woods with problems at the coast. the center of the storm down to the south and west and it moves up and away from us. far enough away to prevent the tropical storm force winds on the ocean but close enough to cause beach erosion and heavy surf and that sport of thing. the storm is down to 75 miles per hour winds. that is w

. >> that was the scene a couple weekends ago, explosives blowing up a large concrete pier. there are ten foundations left to be blown away. cal transis planning impotions -- transis planning is planning some rolling closures from 9:00 to 11:00. >>> and police are searching for one person who was shot inside an apartment on thursday. the victim was rushed to the hospital but later died there. investigators say they believe the suspects broke into the home and confronted the victim. there have been a lot of robberies lately. >>> the stormy stanford swimmer accused of sexual assaulting an unconscious woman on campus, there is a crime report that is very revealing. a campus safety report was released. there were 33 reported rapes, 12 cases of fondling. these numbers were up from 2015 when there were 69 sexual offenses which included 25 reported rapes and 11 fondling incidents. >> that's a lot. how do young girls feel safe and how are they supposed to be here on campus and going to school? there's a lot of international people here, so it's horrible for the action of this school

. >>> another pair of bay bridge piers blown to bits but they're not all facing demolition. the plan to turn some into public parks. >>> no need for cash when you can flash a smile. the test nation that doesn't require a wallet, only a grin. >>> and we're seeing a shift in our wind direction. what that means and much-needed relief coming up. >>> this is near hills dale. further north of here, we have reports of an overturned vehicle. how is that impacting your morning ride? we'll show you, coming up. disenegrated into the bay. this was the first of six implosions >>> with the push of a button, two underwater piers are disintegrated into the bay. this is the first of what is left of the old bay bridge. caltrans has 11 left to demolish, but there's a proposal to repurpose some for public use. that includes a pedestrian pier off an island and waterfront park on the oakland side, but it's not a done deal yet. regulatory agencies still have to sign off and the rest of the implosions are on track to end november. >> cool video, though. >>> exam bras captured this scary scene at a

final phase of dplolgs of the old eastern span of bay bridge began with a two of 13 original marine piersorted the former section of the old bridge were successfully imploded this morning it cause add brief sloweden in traffic. there was no significant gas chromatography to the wild life. the agency director says he looks forward to the project being done. >> we will come in later and remove the debris on the base of the bay. but the tidal flow will restore the bay and the bottom as it was as if there was nothing there before. >> work to remove 11 other marine piers will continue on weekends through mid-november. that means drivers can expect rolling delays and closure of the bike and pedestrian path. russian diplomats spent the day cleaning out the consulate building in san francisco. they've vacated. abc news was at baker and green street when they moved furniture and other items. today there was no sign of the smoke that fueled speculation about what the russians could be burning. latest this afternoon the ministry of foreign advertise post-ed video of them inspecting the department. t

there are 11 piers. implosions began 10:30 saturday morning.eals get too close they could be delayed to sunday or monday. >> a chance to take to the field, oakland's high school football team begins their new season with the home opener tonight. the team called the warriors just like the other winning team in oakland. they took oakland by storm last december beating la jolla county day school to win a 5a division championship. tonight's home opener is at 7:00. some of the alumni and raderettes will be there. >>> the heat wave is taking a toll on the bay area forcing a lot of event organizers to rethink what they're going to do. we'll show you the impact this heat wave is having on a long running wine celebration. >>> but, first, happening now breaking news out of napa county. firefighters are on the scene of a two-acre fire burning at a landfill in calistoga. we just checked with the fire department. it's about tcontained. >>> more than 100,000 people have been displaced by flooding in nigeria. it is not immediately known whether anyone has die

the next set of underwater explosions to remove the underwater piers began with clearing the bridge ofists. representatives from the marine mammal center were in place to monitor any harm that might come to any mammals in the bay. so far all the safety mechanisms that they have set up worked because we have not had any injuries or stunnings that we have had to pull out of the water in any previous implosions. the california highway patrol briefly halted traffic on the new eastern span in an abundance of caution. we do this as a caution just to make sure that nobody hears the site implosion and causes a collision of some kind. with everything in place a veil of undersea air bubbles enveloped the two piers just seconds beforethe bay erupted in what appears to have been a successful operation. we'll continue to monitor the area over the next couple of hours later in the day we'll go in and do a sonar read of the actual demolition work but from the surface everything looked and appeared to go successfully today. the remaining underwater piers will go through this same process on weekends t

they don't realise what a gem we've got a pier and then when they drive the route and see the hiddenbsolutely delighted. a lot of them will stay. if we didn't have the tourism people wouldn't stay. people would leave. young families go away, people would retire a pier, it would just become very quiet and i suppose a lonely old place and we need to tourism. —— the tourism. and two hours' driveaway is one of the most difficult sections of the nc 500. the ‘pass of the cattle‘, an historic drover‘s road, that now goes up and over the applecross mountains. it is notorious for its steep gradients and sharp hairpin bends and i‘ve chosen a particularly hairy time to attempt it. it is very atmospheric looking out. very misty. i know there‘s a big mountain there but i can barely see it. in recent yea rs, but i can barely see it. in recent years, this road has become increasingly busy, with buses and motorhomes often clogging the narrow passes. this is one of the more dangerous stretches of the nc 500. very twisty and turny. and there‘s every chance you can meet an oncoming camper van coming ot

you want to go to the pier today? is this a trick to see if i'm really sick? no.resh air will make you feel better. well, then, yeah, 'cause there's no place where i'm more at one with -- just get your coat. are you nervous? shut up, alex. i was just asking. i'd be nervous if i were you. alex, leave your sister alone. she's gonna be fine. as long as i don't get the same guy. he's so mean! you probably will. you won't. he hates me. he doesn't hate you. he yelled at me. you drove into the bushes. oh, no, it's him. please don't be for me. please don't be for me. please don't be for me. please don't be for me. hi. oh, thank god. man: well, come on. i don't have all day. i'm gonna throw up. okay, no. this is what you're gonna do. you're gonna get in that car, put on your seat belt, and take three deep breaths and relax. this guy sees hundreds of kids every day. he probably doesn't even remember you, all right? okay. okay. yo! let's move it, two strikes. [ breathing heavily ] that's more than three breaths, honey. see how much better this is? the truck goes in, it gets

the ship docked alongside pier 45.wo in existence. 70 different piers, try latest and greatest ales and stouts and others. it you a benefits the national ship memorial. we have more details disease? other events on abc7 news.com. just click on the hoodline link. >>> a southern california high school is expanding its use of an earthquake early warning system. eagle rock high in last was the first in the state to get the pilot program from the u.s. geological survey two years ago. students are told to duck, cover, hold and be alert. the system now in 18 science classes where teachers say it is critical. >> working with acids, fire, glass burners, it is very important. it will give time to put the stuff away, turn off the fire, put the acid down the sink if we need to. >> more than $16 million is needed to complete the systems for california, oregon and washington. it is not clear if the usgs will get that necessary funding. >>> hi there. a few clouds right near coastline. we don't have rain to speak of. let's talk about

that means stopping cars on the eastern span as crews implode those old piers.rstand the stoppage will be around 10 am. keep in mind these times are fluid. caltrans has set up this map we can show you what we are talking about this is the pier that will be demolished today. around whether bridget starts to turn to the south. where we are standing is over here in this direction. the demolition today is set to take place -- the timeline we are hearing is around 10 am. that means that chp will have that rolling stop as they are moving through the area. as they do that they will stop people. they do not want people to stop on the span. chp has a livestream that is the best way to watch all of this. if you try to watch it from another location, you may see some bubbles. chp, caltrans, rather, will have excellent video so you can see what it looks like from above. i don't know if you have seen these before, it's circled off and they have a curtain of bubbles to try to protect the marine wildlife in the area. after the implosion you see a bunch of bubbles come up. it's

. >> reporter: those are waivers waves pounding against the steel pier.vers are a draw for people looking to are a break from the casinos. >> i love waves. even at the house. >> reporter: it's a good day for you. >> it sure is. >> i know when to go in and when to respect that. that's what i'm doing respecting that. >> reporter: contractors are moving and securing equipment on the beach before that josÉ arrives. without directly hitting new jersey, he's already done damage here scouring away several feet of beach leaving these knee high cliffs. the intense wave action is a draw for tourists. >> i'm happy that the hurricane is not going the really hit full force here obviously but it's -- it's fun to be on the beach with the waves and everything. >> reporter: might not be so fun tomorrow as the waves get even bigger. a heads up to local residents who may want to move their cars tomorrow because of possible street flooding. you can park for free at the wave garage at mississippi and fairmount from now until thursday. so, that's the latest from the jersey sho

kick things off friday with the stroll around pier 39 for the fall beer pour.ticipating businesses will offer local beer tastings and exclusive discounts plus there willvelie icus m tickets $20 in advance at pier39.com or $25 cash at the event. >>> the spirit of munich, germany, comes to san francisco with the 18th annual october fest by the days of beer are drinking and merry making at pier 48 across from a trnt&t pa. plenty of music, dancing and german food and drink. the festival runs from 5:00 to midnight friday. separate day and night session saturday. from 11:00 to 6:00 on sunday. >>> or celebrate aweim t a w da beautiful ocean beach. outdoor yoga sf will hosteqno a. complete with a yoga session with headphones at sunset, a silent disco dance party with live djs and wrap things up with groovy hip hop move your moment at the sans.d will include henna tattoos, hot tea and veeg gan and chicken burrit. for more, go to >>> we have breaking news now, senator john mccain just announcing that he is apparently going to deal a critical blow to will not vote for the

in enhancing their piers, their hospitals, built on an island in the bay.nd they've just been very lucky to have avoided a storm like this. but i think it was just last year that the mayor said if a category 3 or greater storm hits here we'd be under 15 feet of water. that's a very big fear. >> and also happening at the peak of this -- >> the climatological peak of the hurricane season, atlantic hurricane season, september 10th. >> to say nothing about high tide. thank you. we'll continue to cover this. we're check of this messages. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the all new 2018 camry. toyota. let's go places. that airline credit card yout? have... it could be better. it's time to shake things up. with the capital one venture card, you get double miles on everything you buy, not just airline purchases. seriously, think of all the things you buy. great...is this why you asked me to coffee? well yeah... but also to catch-up. what's in your wallet? i'god blessed and teaming withy apeople of all kindse. living in harmony and peace. and if there had to be city walls, the walls had do

you can see from the exploratorium camera at pier 15 that's why we have the drizzle at the coast. temperatures around 60 to 63. at noon we'll be 63. at the coast, 4:00, 64. 7:00, 71. check out the 70s that we have at noon for our bay and inland neighborhoods. and then we have 71 to 73 with increasing sunshine with those breezes. reggie? natasha? >>> a redwood city mcdonald's employee is going to enter a plea on attempted murder charges. sarah lochner is accused to giving birth during her shift. this happened two weeks ago on chestnut and main streets. lockner cold investigators she didn't know she was pregnant. she is being held on $11 million bail. >>> the student wanting to hold free speech appears to be having trouble meeting the university's requirements. now as abc 7 news eric thomas tells us university officials are raising a long list of concerns they have with the organizers putting the entire event in doubt. >> reporter: steve bannon and ann coulter are the big names for uc berkeley, an event spearheaded by berkeley patriot. but university officials say while the group su

you can see that the water has already entirely covered this pier. and the wind is just pounding very strongly right now. you can also see that there are sailboats behind me. they have been tied down. but irma might be too much for them. i'm going to move over here to show you those temporary pumps we've been talking about throughout the morning that the city installed. these are the pumps. this is connected to a generator. and this goes under to the sewer. they're hoping that these pumps can suck up water and bring it back out to the ocean. again, this is the first time they're trying them out. we don't know how they're going to fare. this is an upscale area of the beach. you have islands even smaller than miami beach to the back of me. this storm is pounding so hard right now, it's hard to imagine what residents of those islands are going through right now, matt and savannah. >> mariana, who has been in the thick of it all morning long, thank you very much, we appreciate it. >>> let's get another check in with gabe gutierrez who is in naples where

a support beam and filings have been knocked tloo eed loose at f the pier in bell mawr. officials will assess damage once the storm has passed. >>> this morning, hurricane maria will swipe by st.croix and the u.s. virgin islands before it barrels toward puerto rico. the category-5 storm with winds of 175 miles per hour is expected to make landfall there later today. >> actually, it's hitting skrt. croix, and the officials are warning people to evacuate or "you are going to die." maria is battering st. croix right now, getting hit with the strongest part of the hurricane. this is video taken as the storm approached. the person who took the video said it was nothing like they'd ever seen. >>> and we're hearing from a bucks county woman who was stuck in puerto rico at mclaughlin from ben salem. she and a friend from doylestown had to evacuate their hotel and move to higher ground. >> caller: pretty worried about just the high winds and how our windows are going to sustain and if our car is going to be okay and when we can get out of here. >> they were supposed to leave puer

wind and waves whipped up by jose damaged a fishing pier that was rebuilt following sandy. a support baby with and pilings have been knocked loose at the end of the pier in bell mawr. the fishing club that owns the pier will assess the damage once the storm has passed. >>> now to hurricane maria in the caribbean. right now puerto rico is taking a beating from the storm's wind and rain. >> yeah. maria has made landfall and is moving across the island. the category-4 storm packing 155 mile-per-hour winds. here's a look right now at san juan, puerto rico. that reporter is paul goodlow of the weather channel, standing in front of the camera. you get a feel for what is happening now. we're getting new video from puerto rico this morning as the storm came ashore. take a look. before the storm hit yesterday, officials in the u.s. territory warned people who could to get out. and those who couldn't, stocked up and hunkered down to ride out the storm. take a listen, how powerful the winds are. before hitting puerto rico, maria hit st. croix and the u.s. virgin islands. just listen t

and two thousand and three the labor party conference expresses its concerns about going down the pier far route there's been a long debate within the party itself and from our point of view we have to prioritize what we are going to do as we go into government and now this has become one of my daughters not tell you why because a number the payoff ice creams and i have been exposed for what they are in some instances real profiteering but also such a burden of expenditure ten billion pounds paid out on the pier five contracts signed so far hundred ninety billion hundred ninety one hundred ninety eight billion dollars being paid out as well. there's a form that's been set up to buy out some of these fires when they've gone wrong already on the homepage that has been carried out in that fund so some of them are scandal so now's the time to actually foreign secretary boris johnson when he was mayor of london took in. going to get advice from him about taking back hospitals and schools he took it in because it collapsed he had to take it anyways forces i don't think he wanted to be was fo

a quick reminder we have those implosions for the old piers of the bay bridge coming up tomorrow.ld have some rolling closures, about a 15 to 20 minute delay trying to cross the bay bridge. mass transit looking great so far this morning. ace rail, no delays. ace one and three on time. 46 b.a.r.t. trains in service. no delays if you plan on riding capital corridor. >>> up next the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >>> the action the city of san jose is taking. >>> this may look like a normal cracked up to be. wait until you see the surprise waiting inside. >>> mike and alexis helping make this a better day keeping well well well, what have we here? a whole new place that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls...and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now...you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. now halloween time is more spook-tacular than ever because it's in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! tech: when you schedule with safelite autoglass, you get time for more life. this family wanted to keep the game going. s

caltrans stopped the traffic on the bridge as a safety precaution. 8 more piers set to come down. the next three will be imploeded in two weeks. the giants game today proved emotional for fans. >>> it's matt cain's last name. retiring. heart break. >> we'll take threw as the giants pitcher pends his final day on the mound. nba takes a stand on players protesting during the anxious em. >> drew tuma a sunny start to the weekend. but the fire danger is >>> a standing oinnovation there for giants great matt cain who took the mound the last time today. the 32-year-old giants ace decided to retire after 13 years with the team. it was his 331st start. >> as i was on the fence about coming today but when you heard this was the last game it wasn't even an option anymore. >> i think he has had a good run. it's a good time to end. >> it will be hard without him. but we have lost people before we'll move on. he will always be a part of san francisco. >> and we'll have more about matt's final start coming up in sports. >>> the nba taking a stance on players protesting during the anthem. the na

painter here piers voted for. a little just you know let's go to the one i keep their leaders it's not because they apparently did not get out because we're so bad because he's damaged and i want to legislate that i am just a bit of magic she has everybody and i don't care either way and let me go to remember to be you didn't read anything about nobody filibusters him go right ahead. look we do. have a good point you write the ratings have been down for several years and for several years the image has stink and look you know regular american people to vote all these people to vote for you to go to go to kentucky to go to go to pennsylvania to to go. see in my neighborhood birds fly missourian as these people say what do you think about alec baldwin most people don't care about alec baldwin or his imitation but that's where the the thing with this is i have a lot of democrats folks that follow my channel they watch these ollywood they watch my show when it's a good windows but they can come on the show when do the

this is the pier that leads to joe's crab shack. primarily every business here in daytona beach.re bracing for the storm. low-lying areas. it's unclear how many people heed that warning. but you can seat boardwalk on a saturday night, 12:35, there is virtually nobody out here. we see a few people coming out to check out the surf. but it's been encroaching on the road. not that bad yet. but one of the state troopers we met out here said he had to call a couple people out who were understood the pier playing in the water. one of the interesting things we saw was at daytona international speedway it's serving as a staging area by florida power and light which serves about half the power customers in the state of florida. they have five million power customers. they predict they could lose three million of those customers in this storm. so they staged hundreds of trucks at daytona international speedway, waiting for the storm to possible. the guys who operate those trucks are also spree cutters. they are being staged here in daytona beach and they will head out as soon as the storm p

the pier being demolished is the largest of the remaining 11.uring the implosions, car traffic on the bridge is blocked and b.a.r.t. stops running trains through the trans-bay tube. it causes delays of 15-30 minutes. caltrans plans to complete the demolition by november. >> a new shade of blue will be in crayola boxes and it's name? blue-tiful. they started with 90,000 submissions by fans. it emerged as the winner after an online vote. this hue of blue was discovered by a pigment discovered in a university. >> what happened in the white house meeting of chuck schumer and nancy pelosi? did they make a deal? the president said one thing and said something hours later. >> what is in the red boxes that is helping battle hunger in the bay area with the help of places like sfo? and final words as we come to and final words as we come to the end of food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. internet for one every

george thorn torn says he's off 100 pier following knee surge. this is the first training camp without patrick marlo in 21 years. jumbo joe says there's plenty of talent to replace his former teammate. >> myself and everybody has to step up a bit and score more goals this year. i think we got some good young players coming in to accept a bigger role in the team. be, yeah just, it's going toby committee how you replace a guy like that. >> baseball the a's filling the love in the city of broerltherl love. matt hits the top run. more fireworks for the a's in the second inning, matt joyce, rockets one out of the yard. it's a two-run homer. oakland takes the 4-0 lead. daniel, he was king of the hill. by the final, 4-0, giants open a three-game series against arizona tonight at at&t, highlights on the game at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on cover necessary t.v. channel. coming up the skin patch that promises to burn fat. that's at 9:00. >>> abc 7 news at 11:00 time runs out for san jose homeowners to meet a building requirement. >>> fina

this is a beautifl shot from the abc 7 exploratorium camera at pier 15.ficially arrived on friday, but don't expect the cooler temperatures. oh, no, here in the bay, this is the time when we start to heat up. these are all the facts, figures, numbers and all that science coming up shortly. >>> right now we'll check out sports. tonight the raiders will try to improve to 3-0 on the season. the raiders verse the at 5:30. they are hoping to snap a 13-game losing streak to the trojans. here's the schu with the highlights this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the cal bears have been the surprise in the pac-12 hosting the usc team the best in the conference. the bears are looking for the first win over the trojans since 2003. tony gonzalez at the game, hall of famer, second quarter, vick and weary pounce it in from a yard out. 10-3, bears. the trojans counter. sam darno finds tyler petite. nothing but, 16 yards for the touchdown. we're tied at 13-13 at the half. fourth quarter, usc up a field goal, cal deep in the territory, usc catches the fumble at the 2-ya

caltrans will start demolishing the old piers. crews will be imploding the piers.ng tomorrow rolling closures on that bridge during the demolition. the bike and walking path will be closed at times. >>> the search is on for a man who may be connected with three high-profile crimes. sheriff's deputies in nevada county in the sierra are looking for kurt collins. they say he is a suspect or person of interest in a murder, attempted murder, and missing person's case. it happened in the small town of washington northeast of lake tahoe. investigators say collins lives an isolated lifestyle in the forest relying on the land for food and shelter. folks who know him say his behavior is odd. >> as the years went by he got more crazy mountain hermit guy. >> investigators believe he may have gone to a different mountain community. they're asking the public to call if they see him. >>> a judge is expected to decide if a group of fraternity brothers will stand trial in the death of a pledge. they face charges ranging from hazing to involuntary manslaughter. a boy died after an i

george thorn torn says he's off 100 pier following knee surge. without patrick marlo in 21 years. jumbo joe says there's plenty of talent to replace his former teammate. >> myself and everybody has to step up a bit and score more goals this year. i think we got some good young players coming in to accept a bigger role in the team. be, yeah just, it's going toby committee how you replace a guy like that. >> baseball the a's filling the love in the city of broerll br y love. matt hits the top run. more fireworks for the a's in the second inning, matt joyce, rockets one out of the yard. it's a two-run homer. oakland takes the 4-0 lead. daniel, he was king of the hill. by the final, 4-0, giants open a three-game series against arizona tonight at at&t, highlights on the game at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on cover necessary t.v. channel. coming up the skin patch that promises to burn fat. that's at 9:00. >>> abc 7 news at 11:00 time runs out for san jose homeowners to meet a building requirement. >>> finally tonight, a few thoughts abo

people could deja is my lover his honor leading investigative journalist from by john if you know piers yet. he has been honored for her work of fighting discrimination against the disabled and cutting common gonzalvo this is a human rights lawyer in india who champions the poor has also filed a petition defending a group of a hinge of refugees against deportation by the indian government if you don't use india correspondent sonia follicle has been to meet him. prepping for an important case lawyer collin gonzales is about to head to india's supreme court he's pushing for an independent investigation into the lynchings of about thirty people by him to which an antique ropes they were murdered in recent years for allegedly transporting cows or eating beef the rage against. against other communities and other religions is so extreme today. india is really on the brink of a precipice so that's a very important case that the supreme court is taking up today apart from handling politically sensitive cases gonzales is known as a defender of india's most vulnerable citizens he spent more than

consumption, but then it's hidden under fish, or in sacks, and no official observer would see that on the pier. so it's a well-organized smuggling system for--- for human consumption. nowadays, dolphin meat is the cheapest meat that you can find on the market. a kilo of dolphin meat is sold for about 4 soles-- thaat is about $1.6060 for an entire kilo of meat. you will find it only on the markets where the poorest people in peru go shopping, and it't's a cheap source e of proteinin. >> o other fishermen we spoke t, however, suggest that dolphin hunting g doesn't take placece. filiberto sanchez dias works s for the artisanal fisheries assosociation. >> [speaking spanish] >> i am surprised to hear that they claim they don't know it happens, because, you know, th--there's a lot of published literature in the scieientific community, as well as, um, non-government groups. there's no way that anybody can deny this is happening. the proof is there, the photograph, the film, um, it--it's all there. >> there are, at the last count, in 2010, over 500 boats like the one we traveled on for a week. if, as

when it was over it wasn't hundreds but thousands, thousands who came to navy pier. we couldn't handle it. we had to set up workshops all over the city afterwards to give them their chance to sign up. it was a big risk for them. this was the first time in their lives that they were going to trust the government of the united states with information that they had carefully kept personal, confidential, and secret. they were going to trust this government by signing up for a program because the president of the united states said it will protect you. they had $500 or $600 that they needed for the filing fee. they were prepared for all the background checks. and at the end of the day after years of daca, five or six years of daca, 780,000 people, young people have signed up for this protection. what's happened to these young people is nothing short of amazing. i could go on for a long time about the success stories of daca recipients. once they got that protection, once they could work. i love to tell the story about lie yol la -- lyola, the university of chicago, the sc

steinle was shot and killed on pier -14 in san francisco... as her father stood next to her. the gun used... was taken from a federal land management ranger just days before the shooting. the suspect is an undocumented immigrant... who had been deported numerous times. he is currently on trial for murder. and in september of 2015... muralist antonio ramos was shot to death in oakland. that gun was stolen from an immigration and customs enforcement agent in san francisco. a suspect is under arrest and charged with the murder. the ramos family has sued ice over his death. (grant) 29 commuters on london's subway...are recovering tonight...after an improvised explosive device went off during the morning commute. police ...are investigating the incident as a terror attack. at least one suspect planted a homemade bomb on the crowded subway train. isis claims it was the work of an affiliated as for the bomb....it apparently did not detonate properly. a manhunt is underway for suspects.....as residents reacted to what happened.(sot) (grant) "people were falling down, people were gett