. >> mike: cart are on ter on thef the pile.ad a tough night with those two guys, the speed rush. for kirby smart, huge victory, big one. defensive guys get to put those on and celebrate the big plays and bellamy earned with that one. a couple of knees to take and this one will be done. georgia will head home to play stanford and a run of sec games against mississippi state, coming to athens in a couple of weeks. in the conference, they don't have a crossover game against 'ba 'bama, no cross i don't evover t lsu. every week is tough in the sec but this is a big opportunity for georgia to build momentum as the season goes on. before notre dame without those big conference games, they've got to take care of business in these big matchups. by no means does it ruin the season. i think the irish know they can play with anybody. if you think georgia is going to be a good team in the sec, they'll be in the next five weeks only home once against ohio. to boston college next week, then to spartan state, miami of ohio here, usc will come

>> probably half of the first load of animals from harvey went to foster homes that are failed fos ters because they're actually adopting their dog. >> reporter: the pet fair arg ni organizers say there's many great cats and dogs in need. >> they're not secondhand animals. they are good animals who found themselves in the wrong situation. our goal here is to get them in the write situation. >> reporter: and in the right home. in hayward, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. rj >>> bay area marines have pitched in to help a fellow service member who was targeted by thieves last month. we first told you about the u-haul belonging to a marine sergeant that contained all his family personal belongings and it was stolen in santa rosa where he had recently relocated. former and active duty marines heard about his loss and raised money to help them out. today they presented a $10,000 check to the sergeant. >> some things money can't buy, but it will help us replace the necessities and be able to live a comfortable life. >> the stolen property is still missing. no arrests have been made. >>> governor je

kushner's lawyer says between january and august kushner received or responded to few ter than 100 e-mailsite house colleagues on his private account. e-mails appear to contain the classified information. >>> the st. louis post dispatch says the gop establishment needs to be taken down. yesterday he told a group of conservative activists it's the reason he left the administration. >> the reason i left the white house, he needed a wing man to go against the republican establishment. >> bannon returned to his post as head of the conservative news site breitbart. >>> billboard headlines this group. ♪ to be a little bit stronger i want to give you i want to give you what you need ♪ >> matthews invited susan bro on stage. she is the mother of heather hey heyer, the woman killed during the past protest. >>> "the new york times" says the pentagon is testing lasers annetts to combat the use of drones by isis. there has been an increase of deadly attacks by isis drones since last fall. the pent gone has launched a $700 million program calling on them to come up with new ways to combat the drone. >>

mentioned,ter, as i was one of new hampshire's favorite sons of our state. he was born and raised here. of -- drawn, about nine nine or 10 years old, with the constitution laid out in front of him. the mural over here highlights new hampshire's great contribution to the arts and natural science. barry faulkner painted himself within the mural. he is the gentleman in the brown suit who looks like the youngest man in the portrait. though it was found later he was friends in, like his the painting. on the far left with his legs crossed was daniel chester french. he was one of the greatest sculptors of all time, and sculpted the lincoln memorial in washington, d.c.. on his laps birds and is giving a lesson in natural protective colored know today aswe camouflaged. it was a contribution to the arts and to science. and finally, there he is. leaderark was our famous during the revolutionary war and , john stark wrote the famous motto of new hampshire. "live free or die, for death is not the greatest of evils." 1940 five, sitting at these same tables and chairs, the

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>> probably half of the first load of animals from harvey went to foster homes that are failed fos ters because they're actually adopting their dog. >> reporter: the pet fair arg ni organizers say there's many great cats and dogs in need. >> they're not secondhand animals. they are good animals who found themselves in the wrong situation. our goal here is to get them in the write situation. >> reporter: and in the right home. in hayward, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. rj >>> bay area marines have pitched in to help a fellow service member who was targeted by thieves last month. we first told you about the u-haul belonging to a marine sergeant that contained all his family personal belongings and it was stolen in santa rosa where he had recently relocated. former and active duty marines heard about his loss and raised money to help them out. today they presented a $10,000 check to the sergeant. >> some things money can't buy, but it will help us replace the necessities and be able to live a comfortable life. >> the stolen property is still missing. no arrests have been made. >>> governor je

while responding to those reports kushner's lawyer got fooled by a prank ter. kushner's lawyer was tricked into thinking he was comuking with his client. he needed to see all the prankster wrote the attorney at kushner. jared and asked what he should do with some private correspondence featuring adult comment. remember last week when donald trump jr. dropped secret service attention it didn't last long. he gave up his protection to have more privacy. it provides protection to the president and vice-president and also family people can decline it at any i'm . we're also learning more about the private jet trips that tom price has taken. tonight politico reports price combines official travel and meeting with friends and family. he made two taxpayer flights in places where he owns property. where he and his wife where he was set to speak to doctors at a medical conference. price toured a medicine dispensary, spoke at a health summit organized bia friend and had living with his on. top ethics lawyer for form er george were bush said the trips may be legal but call

fox5's evan lambert is live at is on ter adams bilingual school >>reporter: parents are worried about these right here, these little l pellets that they say come up from the thoif. they get every where. they're not sure what's in these and they say the studies they've seen about the chemicals inside are done by the manufacturers. tonight they're demanding that they're a part of the decision making process on exactly what materials go into replacing hees aging fields. at times this meeting at oyster adams bilingual school got heated. concerned parents and epidemiologist asked tough questions of an engineer working with the city's department of general services or dgs to re place fields that have been deemed unsafe in recent months. why not use a precautiously principal and say, you know, in the absence of non-industry fund ed peer reviewed science- based studies, epidemiological studies showing that these materials do not cause an increased risk of cancer, premature onset of publicity, asthma or respiratory issues and infection, in the absence of that, sop, don't do it. wait. let the s

after ter several minutes he captured it and release today. >> we should have heard more of that, >> freak me out. i would be on the other side of the door too. >> fortunately that's not happened. >> washington nationals want to help cur cane victims. they're collecting non pe perishable food items and hygiene and sending to texas and possibly irma victims. >> donation kbz dropped off 8 in the morning until 8 at night until september 17 and during game times donations will be accepted enter center field and home plate gates and outside of game first street gate. >> nice they'll need a whole lot once all this is over w with. we see what it looks like in houston and florida, and georgia as it starts to make the way up. >> they're really seriously going to get hit. this say major, major catastrophic symptom. it's unbelievable. >> we continue to strak it. quite a different story. opposite. we've got a really nice weekend ahead. and we can at least look forward to and i'm hoping all of you will get out and at least get to enjoy. but, we're going to begin with a look at what is happening t

>> i don't have a therm mom ter but probably 120 degrees. >> and the danger isn't over yet. good evenin and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. dan ashley is off. expect more of the same tomorrow. we have live team coverage tonight. let's begin with "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandhya patel. >> this heat wave did not dis-crim nalt. everyone was dealing with the hot weather. san francisco today hottest ever since record keeping began, 106 degrees. shattering the previous record of 103 in 2000. sfo was an all after time record at 104. moffett field tying at 106. we had record ties for the entire month of september, not just today. san jose 108 degrees, oakland airport, 101. 107 kent field and 110 in santa rosa. one other page of records to tell you about. these are daily records. san rafael 109 degrees. richmond 102. 107 in gilroy. santa cruz 105. 111 in hillsborough. in case you wonder how hot it was in other parts of the bay area, hot enough to make you wonder about this blistering heat wave. clover dale 110. a comfortable 107 in half moon bay. excessive heat war

inurity, i mentioned earlier the program, it is legitimate reason to request military or planes if ter heightened security is needed for an official or secure believeations, we don't that is the case with some officials being scrutinized this eek for excessive use of private or military aircraft. paul seamus ryan with common cause, read more and follow more at common cause.org, thank you. more ahead on "washington journal," we'll open you e phones, any topic would like to talk about. hing necessary congress or things we talked about on the program today. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. and independents, 202-748-8002. things we dialing.d and start this week newsmakers entered utah, r mike lee of judiciary committee member, talking about the newest justice court, dpoerz goe oerz -- neil gorsuch and his impact on the court. >> judge gorsuch will impact the very much in legacy of his predecessor, he by be coalition builder virtue of the fact he's very smart and not afraid to express opinions and he's very much of justice scalia. comments are on the text. his first full

dthon'tave ter. has warned people to be prepared just in case. >> have your food, have your plan. >> reporter: governor scott also reminded t storm-weary.hem ofhe there are 2 1/2 months left to hurricane season. >>> chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has more on what's next for hurricane maria. >> yesterday we saw devastation. now it is puerto rico in the path. so we're taking a look at a tight core of the storm, but that core passing right over puerto rico as we head through the morning, so the strongest winds crossing the islands. hopefully everyone here in a safe shelter. this is going to be a very high impact storm, perhaps the worst the hit the island since 1928. that's the only time a category 5 has made landfall on record. after that, those winds will also be strong on the northern coast of the dominican republic and then a track that takes it especially the turks and caicose week. you can see the packet throughout the hurricane season through the islands. harvey took a

let's talk about that special interview and it's with nbc news mike ter reeko who says don't count outet. >> it's been the best week of on the field of nfl. so i think maybe the quality will come up from washington today and it's needed. raiders are a really good team. offense is outstanding. defense is the one i'm worried about for washington. >> so many keys to the win for the redskins. what do you think is the most important? >> take care of the ball. you cannot afford giving derek car and michael crabtree, you washington establishing a run game using the multiple backs, play action passes, prior to being inspired to show the raiders what they gave up on in some way, shape or form will be really big for them tonight. we don't know about jordan reed's health at this point. those are the things establish long drives, take care of the ball, smart football will be important. that raiders offense is right up there with the most explosive offenses in the league. >> reporter: mike tirico who host football night on this networks kicking off at 7:00 and the game, 8:30 they do battles. highli

. >> it makes me want to ter: loc hope to find a solution to keep the d.r.e.a.m.ers here. >> i think they could come up with something that would allow these 800,000 young people residency. >> reporter: the president wants lawmakers to devise a solution by march. but help may come at a price. >> they are going to say we want a wall or we want to cut legal immigration down and criminalize more people. >> reporter: daca recipients plan to stay in the u.s. illegally once their permits expire. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> save daca now! >> abc 7 news was in berkeley where at least 100 people protested the daca decision. an american progress study found 45% of d.r.e.a.m.ers are in school. schools are hearing from concerned students. >> being brought here at small children and growing up in this country and feeling like this is their country with a desire to make their parents proud of them and a desire to become active members of the society that has been good to them. >> the uc system has an estimated 4,000 d.r.e.a.m.ers and cal state has 8,000. >>> abc 7 news was

i opened my door to a crime scene the things i seen when i came outside was very ter mieg. neither police nor family have said what led up to the crime nor whether any suspects were identified. i was just on the phone with her. got her she wouldn't be gone. she would have been with me, but i missed the phone call. with a suspect still on the loose, neighbors say they worry what might happen next. i just wish all of this would stop. it look ed a lot different here at this time last night. there was still a crime scene and some distraught family members and friends clashed with police. more officers had to be brought in to control the crowd, a very volatile situation. things have bench quieter here tonight. in southeast, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. >> another shooting has also shaken up a neighborhood in southeast. this happened yesterday afternoon on pomeroy road much the gunfire hit a teen this time and we're told the teen's injuries are not serious and he is expected to make a full recovery. police are still looking for the shooter. in i threat to the united states or

. >> mike: cart are on ter on thef the pile. mcglinchey had a tough night rush.art, huge victory, big one. defensive guys get to put those on and celebrate the big plays and bellamy earned with that one. a couple of knees to take and this one will be done. georgia will head home to play stanford and a run of sec games against mississippi state, coming to athens in a couple of weeks. in the conference, they don't have a crossover game against 'ba 'bama, no cross i don't evover t lsu. every week is tough in the sec but this is a big opportunity for georgia to build momentum as the season goes on. big conference games, they've got to take care of business in these big matchups. by no means does it ruin the season. i think the irish know they can play with anybody. if you think georgia is going to be a good team in the sec, they'll be in the next five weeks only home once against ohio. to boston college next week, then to spartan state, miami of ohio here, usc will come in, stanford and miami toward the end of schedule. it was tight, it was close. georgia made the pl

>> i don't have a therm mom ter but probably 120 degrees. >> and the danger isn't over yet. good evenin and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. dan ashley is off. expect more of the same tomorrow. we have live team coverage tonight. let's begin with "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandhya patel. >> this heat wave did not dis-crim nalt. everyone was dealing with the hot weather. san francisco today hottest ever since record keeping began, 106 degrees. shattering the previous record of 103 in 2000. sfo was an all after time record at 104. moffett field tying at 106. we had record ties for the entire month of september, not just today. san jose 108 degrees, oakland airport, 101. 107 kent field and 110 in santa rosa. one other page of records to tell you about. these are daily records. san rafael 109 degrees. richmond 102. 107 in gilroy. santa cruz 105. 111 in hillsborough. in case you wonder how hot it was in other parts of the bay area, hot enough to make you wonder about this blistering heat wave. clover dale 110. a comfortable 107 in half moon bay. excessive heat war

could get flooding with high tides because we are getting on shore flow with a bit of the northwest ter northeasterly win. keeping an eye on this coastal flood warning until today at 2:00 in the afternoon when it will expire and i cannot imagine they will project it to go any further in the future then. that right new we are still looking at a very catastrophic , very powerful hurricane, that is just about to make land fall in puerto rico. this is marie, category five, 160-mile sustain wind at this point. eye wall has already started to make it's affects known along the coastline of puerto rico and will probably make land fall as early as this morning. early part of our forecast track, 8:00 this morning as a category five storm making land fall only about 60 miles away from san juan. by the time we get to tomorrow morning, it is moving up into turks and caicos and bohamas as we get in the even of the week and by end of the weekend it is just off of the coastline of the carolinas, as still a category two storm. there are plenty of watches and warnings all across puerto rico, hispaniola a

e pinot ter: the le amchshtheyor welcome at the white house. so they're not going. the statement came a day after not going, hopefully that sacuid will, um, imconspire change when it -- inspire some change when it somecomes to wha tolerate in this country and what's accepted. >> reporter: the comment prompted a treat from president trump saying he was withdrawing the invitation, and hours later the team said they'll visit the capital, but not the white house. the president is also in a war of words with the nfl after criticizing football players for kneeling during the national anthem. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that son of a [ bleep] off the field right now. he's fired. >> reporter: here at nfl headquarters, executives were listening. the commissioner responded with a statement. divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the nfl, our great game, and all of our players, having offended both football and basketball players, the president quickly felt the backlash

off season, you know, i have my game all the way around, you know, i see what everybody say on twit ter doesn't bother me. it just makes me better. >> trust the process. >> yes, what we all say. >> that is right. >> all right, "cbs evening news" is just minutes away. >> anthony mason joins with us a look ahead. >> hi jessica and nicole. tonight pro athletes butt head with the president, after he blasts national anthem protesters. >> plus millions in puerto rico wait for federal relief, and what are the risks of the equifax breach, we will show what you can happen when hackers take over your identity. just ahead on the "cbs evening news". >>> with or without, up next what mark zuckerberg ordered when he visited a famous philadelphia cheese stake spot , coming up >>> local businesses, sea lions to fill a key void in their co. see how work with cats all day solving a major problem in the city and saving their even lives at the same time all tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 mark zuckerberg made a surprise stop in philadelphia so what did dough here? he got a cheese stake. not cheese ca

this weekend it's become a shell ter for those with special needs, many elderly and also families withts who had nowhere else to go. we met 89 year old irma valin. >> your name is what? >> irma. >> your name is irma. irma live as loan in a small wooden house in nearby gulfport. >> i'm scared. i'm scared of the storm. >> did you come last night or today. >> no, last night. >> donnell rogers brought his nine year old daughter breyonce. are you worried? >> yes, actually i am. >> but you are going to say some prs >> yes. >> you glad are you here. >> yes. >> they were moved from this room to another because there was concern about the roof in the school gym. >> it has actually been really great because most of these people are really nice and they are helping one another. so yes, it's actually very happy being here. happier than she would have been at her home. there are more than a thousand people at that shelter we visionitied. it's one of many in the area, keep in mind many of the people staffing it are volunteers. fort myers is getting some of the worst of irma tonight. we want to head

daria planes carrying equipment that now the way the government says it's planning for the longer ter. what will be the reconstruction needs for these items in the future what support will they need unwelcome we gave? a we remain committed to ensure that that long term work is done on that reconstruction work is done and we provide the support necessary. so far it's school carribean islands lots of losses that have been hit. by wins with the power to heal contains through the air. but all the time irma is barreling towards the american mainland. threatening destruction. on a much larger scale. nick brought bbc news the bahamas. and it is here in miami where the focus is firmly on the. of the governor of florida telling people to get out now. but lots of people are saying where do we go because this is a storm that is bigger than the state itself. roads are clogged hotels are booked up we hearing reports of traffic jams as far as orlando. a big problem and the tension is palpable my colleague on the multiple reports now from the city. they're now calling this one of the biggest mass ev

tracy, foreign affairs will be front and ensign ter today. we're hearing rumblings about headlines in the russia investigation. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: exactly. paul manafort, the former campaign chair for president trump and someone who has advised him since then has been at the center. one of the people at the center of this fbi investigation. new headlines from the "the new york times" suggesting according to two sources familiar with the investigation that robert mueller may be getting close to an indictment on paul manafort. prosecutors telling manafort they planned to indict him according to those sources. the article also talking about the tactics that the fbi investigators are using to get their information. remember when manafort's home, virginia home was raided over the summer? well, now more details of that suggesting that mueller's team had to show probable cause that he might try to dump information so they actually picked the lock, waking him up to get in, and do that raid before that information went away.

on august 15th he robbed a bernie robs inn jewelry store on land conn ter avenue pulling a gun on a employee. >> the male pulled a semiautomatic handgun from his waist band, demanded he open the case. manager complied. the individual took nine rolex watches put them in his pocket inn ran out of the front door. >> a tip led police, to the suspect. >>> there are renewed calls for more ballparks to have protective netting like this after a toddler was hit in the face, with a full ball at last night's yankees game. our joe holden is live at citizens bank park with how phillies are balancing fan safety without compromising the fun of the baseball game, joe. >> reporter: jessica, very delicate balance. phillies expanded their netting at the beginning of this season. they are also using some new materials, so that the screen is actually less distract being. it is that balance that they are trying to strike between the fan experience and safety. pop up foul ball drops behind home plate into a waiting glove. citizens bank park ace monk a number of baseball stadiums where protected netting was extende