tiffany mcelroy( mark ) and i'm mark danon.lidia will continue to spread northward across the region today and result in a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. while widespread precipitation is unlikely, increased cloud cover and returned onshore flow will cool conditions region-wide today. temperatures will also drop back down to near seasonal averages by tuesday and persist into late week with the possibility of the marine layer returning with overnight and morning coastal clouds. ( mark ) now lets get a check of the bridges... taking a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( mark ) and here is a live look at the bay bridge. ( mark ) now to the richmond bridge. ( mark ) and the golden gate bridge. ( mark ) our top story this morning... the dream may be over. president trump is expected to announce that he will end the "daca" program.( tiffany ) that program granted work permits to undocumented immigrants... who came to the country as children.( mark ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in berkeley where a rally will be held

) ( tiffany )( tiffany ) happening now...ftermath of hurricane harvey... another powerful storm is forming in the atlantic. hurricane irma has strengthened to a category three hurricane with winds of up to 115 miles per hour. now scientists say it is expected to strengthen to a category 4 storm before it his the caribbean next week and possibly make its way to the east coast. meteorologists say it is difficult to predict where irma will go after it hits the caribbean but they say it could hit north and south carolina by the end of next week. (james) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. hi, we are turketarians. you know people think that all turkey tastes alike. (both) wrong! true turketarians swear by butterball. we like to say, (both) "what is this? thanksgiving?" (both laughing) get it? butterball. the choice of turketarians. ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds that you sow ♪ ♪ seed to the oat ♪ to get made to an o ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around

good morning i'm james fletcher. ( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. let's get things started with a check of weather. . (james)a significant warming trend will continue on friday. oppressive heat is expected across interior and higher elevation locations both friday and saturday. in addition, very warm temperatures will develop all the way to the coast on friday and saturday. cooling will begin on sunday, especially near the coast, but very warm to hot weather will continue inland through the end of the holiday weekend. this current heat event is expected to peak today and saturday when no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( tiffany ) and happening today... a 'flex power alert' has been issued... the increase in people using air conditioners is expected to strain california's power grid. the alert will be in effect from 1:00- in the afternoon ... to 10:00 at night. people are being asked to conserve as much power as possible between those hours. state officials

immigrants make america more american.> (tiffany)(tiffany) (tiffany) the president is putting pressureto pass legislation that will protect undocumented immigrants who came to the u-s as children. (mark)how to help:you can donate to the salvation army by going to its website or call kron4 at (415) 561-8063 during telethon hours.grab your phone and call kron4 call (415) 561-8063telethon hours: 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.salvation army disaster teams from a you can donate to the salvation army by going to its website or call kron4 at (415) 561-8063 during telethon hours. grab your phone and call kron4 call (415) 561-8063telethon hours: 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.salvation army disaster teams from across the country have mobilized and will remain in communities impacted by this terrible storm, supporting long-term disaster recovery efforts and providing ongoing assistance to those in need.your support helps the salvation army stay on the front lines of hurricane harvey relief efforts. (tiffany) we now know the name of the man killed whn a caltrain train hit a car i

i'm tiffany mcelroy. (dave)the strong ridge of high pressure that brought two consecutive days of oppressive heat to our region will continue to drift off to the east over the next few days. as a result, a cooling trend that began on sunday will continue through midweek. moisture from remnants of tropical storm lidia will produce a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms across mainly southern portions of our region through monday night. (tiffany) north korea claims to have developed an advanced hydrogen bomb that could be launched in an intercontinent al ballistic missile. this has leaders in the u-s looking for more ways to step up the pressure on north korea. melisa raney reports. reporter:"mr. president, will you attack north korea?" president trump:"we'll see." "we'll see"... those words from the commander-in-chief on sunday following major news out of north korea... president trump hinting that a retaliatory military strike could be on the table after the rogue nation's largest nuclear test yet.

i'm james fletcher. ( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. (james)we're waking up this morning to a stronger sea breeze and temperatures that are in the mid to upper 60s for most of the bay area. it definitely feels cooler than it did yesterday morning. patchy fog has also returned over san francisco and oakland this morning. high temperatures this afternoon will be cooler than yesterday. expect the inland valleys to warm to the mid 80s. bay shoreline temps will reach the upper 70s while coastal highs will max out in the upper 60s. for the rest of the week, temps will continue to cool through friday before rebounding this weekend. inland highs on saturday and sunday will return to the upper 80s. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:44 am. sunset is at 7:31 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james) protests across the bay area and around the cou

tiffany: extravagante.iertos metimos bailarines con vestuario hindú. tiffany: uno de los retos tenía que ver con que el color del vestuario se viera uniforme. alex: de repente juan gabriel se alzaba el pantalón y bailaba, entonces tenían que verse sus calcetines, ¿no? o igualar el zapato al mismo tono del traje. tiffany: en muchos casos tuvieron que tinturar las prendas para que quedaran del mismo color. sus tonos preferidos eran pastel, aunque tenía problemas con un color. alex: siempre me decía que el color púrpura no le gustaba. tiffany: juan gabriel quería divertirse en el escenario. Él iba desde lo más folklórico hasta lo icónico, como cuando pidió que le diseñaran algo en tributo al comediante mexicano roberto gómez bolaños. alex: Él me dijo: "alex, me quiero vestir como el chapulín colorado. hazme un traje del chapulín colorado". yo le dije: "¿está seguro, señor?" me dice: "soy juan gabriel, puedo hacer lo que yo quiera". tiffany: así quedó demostrado cuando un día juan gabriel nos sorprendió con su

i'm james fletcher. ( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. (james)the cooldown continues this morning as temperatures slip into the upper 50s and low 60s. skies are relatively clear inland, but clouds and fog are present over the bay and coast. this afternoon expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures inland reaching the low 80s. highs at the bay shoreline will be in the mid 70s while coastal communities will enjoy low 60s. as for this weekend, the return of high pressure will mean warmer temperatures. look for upper 80s to mid 90s for the inland valleys and low 80s by the bay. beyond that, there are some indications we may see some showers next tuesday morning, but we'll have to wait and see. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:46 am. sunset is at 7:28 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 ( james ) maze to sf. 30 min from the 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james )

holly. ( tiffany ) thanks holly. thanks ( tiffany ) ( tiffany ) thanks holly. check back with you through out the morning. (james) thank you for joining us today on the kron4 morning news. ( tiffany ) james -- what are you seeing out of florida today? (james)thanks to a very hot sunday, we're seeing temps this morning still on the warm side with 70s for most locations. it's only slightly cooler a the coast this morning. as for this afternoon, look for partly cloudy skies bay area-wide and slightly cooler temps compared to yesterday. mid to upper 90s is what you'll find inland, with 80s by the bay. coastal highs will be right around 70. it will be feel muggy today as humidity levels are on the rise. we have some monsoonal moisture coming up from the south that will likely bring showers to the area late tonight and early tuesday morning. as that system tracks across our area, it might also trigger a stray thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. as for wednesday and beyond, look for a dramatic cool down for the inland valleys. highs will lower to the mid 70s by thursday.

(tiffany) happening now... police in the east bay are trying to find a man caught on camera peeping into people's homes. this is happening in alameda. this is surveillance video of the man police are looking for this morning. he was caught looking into the windows of homes on santa clara avenue near grand street. he was spotted multiple times this month between 11:00 at night and 7:00 in the morning. most of the people in the neighborhood say the man took off as soon as he was spotted. (tiffany) new this morning... a shelter-in-place has been lifted in richmond after a gas leak. it was first reported around 1:00 yesterday afternoon near harbour way and nevin avenue. it took crews nearly 7 hours to fix the leak. they say a commercial gas line was ruptured. the shelter- in-place was lifted just before 8:00 last night. ( james ) a story you will only see on kron four. the widow of a bay area skydiver who died after is parachute malfunctioned is speaking out this morning. 54-year-old brett hawton from alamo died la

i'm james fletcher. ( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. (james)it's warm and humid once again this morning, but that should change by tomorrow morning as the marine layer returns bringing fog and cooler air back to the coast. today will see temperatures continue to drop as we return to normal levels for this time of year. inland highs will reach the upper 80s to low 90s. bay shoreline temps will reach the low 80s. coastal communities will peak around 70. looking at the week ahead, the return of the sea breeze will help clear out the smoke in the air. temps should continue to cool through mid-week, then warm slightly for the weekend. this week will be a welcome relief from the heat. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:43 am. sunset is at 7:32 pm. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james) our top story this morning -- attorney general jeff sessions is set to make an annoucement -- presumably about ending the daca program -- at eight.(tiffany) a bay ar

i'm james fletcher. ( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. mcelroy. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james) (james) (james) the devastation is enormous in florida after irma... to help get the state back on its feet... there are several rescue teams from the bay area there now... (tiffany) kron 4's justine waldman tells us what... and how they are doing in florida... the brunt of the brutal storm has passedand the rescue and recovery efforts are about to begin.members of oakland-based california urban search and rescue task force 4,made it to florida just in time.sot bridges are closed, one closed right behind me fortunate to get through right before it happenedover the phone, battalion chief robert lipp tells kron 4 news..the team arrived sunday and spent the night at the orlando convention center..on monday, they made the move to fort myers and are now ready for their missions.sot anything as server as active boat rescues for people who are in peril and something as simple

i'm james fletcher. ( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. (james)isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms can be expected through mid morning. after that, expect a partly cloudy afternoon with inland temps warming to the mid 80s. look for low 80s by the bay and mid 60s at the coast. temperatures will trend cooler for thursday, then rebound by friday. look for slightly warmer weather for the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. no problems on 101 (james) breaking news from overnight... one person is dead after a triple shooting in san francisco. it happened around 10:15 last night no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. no problems on 101 (james) breaking news from overnight... one person is dead after a triple shooting in san francisco. it happened around 10:15 last night near the intersection of sunnydale avenue and hahn street. two others were in

tiffany. ( tiffany ) 22 people have been injured after a fire and reports of an explosion at a subway station. london police declaring it a terrorist incident. we have new images into the newsroom showing the area around the station this morning. passengers reported an explosion in a carriage of a train shortly after 8 a.m london time. that is right in the middle of the morning rush hour. 22 people were taken to the hospital... some with burn injuries. others were injured when they got trampled by people running away from the scene. officials say none of the injuries are considered life threatening. ( tiffany ) police say the fire on the train was caused by an improvised explosive device. this picture posted on social media shows a white plastic bucket on the train. that bucket is inside a supermarket shopping bag with flames and wires coming out of it... british security sources say a timer was found on the device. police say the station was full of people at the time of the explosion. london's mayor says security forces are doing what they can. <"over the last few weeks and months t

(tiffany) coming up... several newborn babies seperated from their parents because of hurricane harvey. the emotional reunion with their parents. (james) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (tiffany @ landing) many flood victims in houston are returning to their homes and there are parents now reuniting with their newborns. some babies had to be airlifted out from a local intensive care unit last week after the hospital did not have access to clean water. elizabeth cohen has the story. itzel gonzalez.born ten weeks early...so tiny.so fragile-- her parents so worried.and then - on friday they were separated.the five-week-old had to be airlifted out of baptist hospital in beaumont, texasnats of helicopterbecause the hospital had no clean water martha sifuentes, newborn evacuated from beaumont hospital:"i just broke down, to think that i couldn't see her again before she left, knowing she was going to get on helicopter without us. i got really emotional. it was really heartbreaking."martha si

i'm james fletcher. ( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. (james)it's cooler this morning as temperatures drop to the 50s and 60s. a deep marine layer is pushing clouds and fog into all of our inland valleys, and bringing mist and drizzle to the coast. the system that brought us rain the last three days has finally left the area, leaving us with a dryer forecast. look for partly cloudy skies this afternoon and highs that will be the coolest we've seen this week. inland valley temps will reach the mid 70s, while bay shoreline communities will hit the low 70s. coastal communities will max out in the mid 60s. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:50 am. sunset is at 7:20 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge spots. san no major hot no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) breaking news this morning... p

tiffany. (tiffany) the bally fire is burning near ballybunion drive. and it's on steep terrain above multi- million dollar homes near the eagle ridge golf course in west gilroy. the fire has now spread to 100 acres and is just 10-percent contained. firefighters spent monday fighting the flames from both the air and the ground. helicopters and planes were used to dump water and fire retardant on the hot spots. firefighters say the fire is burning away from homes.<> (tiffany @ landing) witnesses say they heard two loud pops before the fire started saturday evening. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. ( darya ) and the 'la tuna' fire burning in los angeles has grown to more than 7-thousand acres. this is the largest wildfire in the history of the city of los angeles. it started on friday. one firefighter is being treated for minor burns. several homes have been destroyed. that fire is only 30 percent contained this

tiffany. ( tiffany ) irma has been downgraded to a tropical depression.so far five deaths ave been linked to the storm in the u-s. the national weather service issued a flash flood emergency for downtown jacksonville as some roadways were transformed into rivers. severe damage also reported in the florida keys, with roofs ripped off and debris scattered throughout the streets. officials in the upper florida keys are allowing residents and business owners to return today.fort lauderdale airport reopened this morning as did miami international, but both are running on a limited basis. there are also gas shortages throughout the state. in georgia it is also reeling from irma. where at least three irma-related deaths have been reported... that includes one in metro atlanta, where a man was killed monday when a tree fell on his house. ( tiffany ) and this morning... first responders from the bay area.... are in florida ready to help. members of oakland- based california 'urban search and rescue task force- 4' were moved to fort myers ready to be deployed. ther

tiffany. ( tiffany ) at least 10 people have died in the storm and millions more are still in its path this morning. right now hurricane warnings are in effect for puerto rico... the dominican republic... haiti and the bahamas. this is video showing the damage done to the island of barbuda. irma is the strongest storm ever recorded in the atlantic. right now it is still not clear how hard irma will hit the state of florida but officials there are not taking any chances. parts of miami have been ordered to evacuate starting this morning and evacuations are already underway in the florida keys. florida governor rick scott is urging people to take this storm seriously. . ( tiffany ) airlines have already cancelled thousands of flights for this weekend. the cancellations will affect flights to and from miami... fort lauderdale... west palm beach and orlando. back to you. ( mark ) and take a look at thes

tiffany. tiffany.the victims.sident look at how mcelroy has a tiffany ( mark )morning. country this across this ceremonies remembrance of the team coverage and we have ( darya ) ( darya ) and we have team coverage of the remembrance ceremonies across this country this morning. ( mark ) tiffany mcelroy has a look at how president trump honored the victims. tiffany. there will be ceremonies and moments of silence held all across the country this morning. this was the scene at the pentagon where officials unfurled a giant american flag. the pentagon was one of the targets of the terror attack 16 years ago today, 184 people died in that attack. and earlier this morning... president trump and the first lady held a moment of silence at the white house. we brought this to you live as it happened. the moment was meant to mark the exact moment that the first plane hit the north tower of the world trade center. after the ceremony at the white house... the president attended a ceremony at the pentagon, while there... the pre

tiffany. ( tiffany )the latest on hurricane irma.ed winds of up to 155 miles per hour. this morning we are getting another look at the damage caused by irma has it moves through the caribbean. this is video out of the dominican republic. so far this storm has killed at least 10 people. that number is expected to rise. millions more are still in it's path. parts of southern florida are under mandatory evacuation. evacuations have expanded in areas in miami to get people as far away from the coast as possible. and earlier this morning fema officials urging people to get out of the way of this storm. ( tiffany ) and now the governor of georgia is issuing evacuation orders for cities in the southern part of that state. and the governor of south carolina telling people to be ready to evacuate as irma makes i

it's called, "tiffany haddish. she ready! were in a jay-z music video. can i show the people? what's going on here. >> we did a reenactment of "friends." and any chance i get to play a white woman, i am there, you know. >> stephen: who are you? which one are you here? >> i'm phoebe. i'm phoebe on there. see, i'm a white woman on paper. i've been a white woman for the last, like, five, 10 years now. >> stephen: wait, hold on a second. because i'm white in almost every way. what do you mean "white on paper?" that's beyond me. >> seven years ago, the census came around, and they showed up to my house and they asked me what my nationality was because they were counting to see how many black people were in the neighborhood. and i was like, "what do you mean? i'm american." he was like, "no, what's your race?" i said, "so are we doing that today, bringing racism right to my front door on this day. what are you color blind?" and he said, "yes." and i said, "this is my chance. and i had a whole conversation, like 'girl this is your c

tiffany. ( tiffany ) this is happening in the alameda point neighborhood of alameda. this is what we know this morning. the warning is in effect until further notice. people in that area are being told not to use the tap water for drinking, brushing teeth, washing dishes, cooking, or for your pets. emergency volunteers were on hand last night to hand out bottled water to residents... after some people reported a kind of "sludge" coming out of their taps. alameda public works says they have been getting complaints over the past few days... but that none of the tests they conducted on the water failed until yesterday afternoon. <"we had one test that showed some non-potable water in our potable water system out here at alameda point. so in an abundance of caution, we just wanted to make sure that no one is drinking that water. we wanted to do some more testing over the next few days to figure out what the source of that non-potable water is.">( tiffany ) alameda water officials say the problem is isolated to the alameda point neighborhood and does not affect the water q

i'm james fletcher. ( tiffany ) and i'm tiffany mcelroy. sig alert issued. fatal accident wb 80 at 4th blocking the two left lanes. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james)we're enjoying clear skies this morning and (james)we're enjoying clear skies this morning and cool temperatures in the 50s and low 60s with minimal fog, even at the coast. a storm system to our north continues to send us cooler air and a strong northerly wind. as a result, look for sunny conditions all around this afternoon and temperatures that continue to be mild. inland highs today will once again peak in the mid to upper 70s with just a few spots hitting 80. communities along the bay shoreline will reach the low to mid 70s, while coastal location will stay in the mid 60s. temperatures are expected to continue falling through thursday, before a warming trend kicks in for the weekend and early next week. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:55 am. sunset is at 7:11 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weat

tiffany mcelroy is details.iffany. ( tiffany ) that's right, this morning president trump is denying that claim. senator chuck schumer and house minority leader nancy pelosi say they reached an agreement with president trump to make the protections of the daca immigration program into law. the daca program protects undocumented immigrants who came to the u-s as children. schumer and pelosi met with the president last night. in a statement... pelosi and schumer say they will also work out a plan for border security that does not include a plan for the president's proposed border wall. they said the plan was acceptable to both sides. the white house quickly challenged that claim saying that excluding the wall was not agreed to. a spokesman for senator schumer says that the president will continue to push his plan for a border wall but it is not a part of this agreement. and this morning president trump is taking to twitter saying that no agreement was reached. saying quote: "no deal was made last night on daca. ma

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> tiffany, thank you. >>> new this morning, an east bay fire captain reportedly under arrest on child porn charges. the contra costa county sheriff's office says richard chew is being held at the martinez detention facility on $200,000. investigators say child porn was found on chew's computer. our media partner "the mercury news" says the 58-year-old is a captain with the oakland fire department. we have reached out to oakland fire. the department says it will issue a statement later today. >>> in union city police have just released this sketch of of a sexual battery suspect. take a look. this man accused of groping a woman t.happened monday on a walking trail on union city boulevard. the man asked her if she wanted to be her friend and grabbed her. the suspect ran off when they heard the sundays of a dispatch on a cell phone. >> a judge says mcmath may be technically alive and ruled a lawsuit against children's hospital in oakland can proceed. the hospital argued mcmath could not seek damages because the county coroner signed a death certificate in 2014. the c

live in san jose, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> tiffany, thank you. >>> the san francisco public defenders office says it will fight to protekotte daca kids following today's decision. mayor ed lee and other city officials will hold a news conference in support of daca recipients. reaction is also pouring in from other leaders. san jose mayor sam lick yardo released a statement. to san jose's tens of thousands of d.r.e.a.m.ers, we reiterate. we've got your back. i will seek to challenge the administration's action in court and congresswoman barbara lee says congress must have the courage to do the right thing. i call on my colleagues to pass bipartisan legislation that will give qualified daca recipients a path to citizen smp. >>> and university president says it's incumbent upon congress to approach legislation that removes the uncertainty caused by president trump's misguided decision. daca supporters are already planning to protest in the bay area. in san francisco people plan to rally at the federal building starting at 5:00 p.m. today and in the east bay a rally at sproule plaza at uc

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live at san jose police headquarters with the latest, tiffany. >> reporter: kristen, police are talking to witnesses, but so far, they do not have much information on the suspect or how that suspect got away. it was an uneasy morning from many families living in this apartment building off story road. >> for me, i was surprised. >> reporter: as parents ushered their children to school, many couldn't help but discuss the violence at their doorstep. >> somebody kill people. >> reporter: the shooting happened shortly after 9:00. >> it appears that this victim was attacked randomly. >> reporter: this sergeant said the victim was in his 30s. he was rushed to the hospital where he died. he heard the gunfire. >> those were not fireworks. we assumed they were shots. >> reporter: the suspect took off. does it make you nervous that this happened so close? >> yeah, actually. >> reporter: officers taped off the wide perimeter and blocked off part of story road. around 5:30 this morning, a crime scene cleaning crew scrubbed the sidewalk where it appears the v

live in pacifica, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> tiffany, that's so sad.>>> seattle seahawks player michael bennett has hired an oakland attorney to represent him in a possible lawsuit against las vegas police. bennett said an officer held a gun to his head and threatened his life. it happened august 26th after the mayweather/mcgregor boxing match. his attorney said bennett had done nothing wrong and police used excessive force. bennett's brother who played for the packers sehe's terrified about what may have happened. >> you think what if, you know. two seconds this way, two seconds that way, the whole thing is different. so for me, it's just happy to see my brother because it's a chance i can't see him. >> this video from tmz sports shows some of the encounter. police say they thought bennett may have been involved in a shooting. bennett says he was racially profiled. >> happening today, donald trump jr. heads to capitol hill to answer questions about whether the trump campaign colluded with russia. reports say staff will interview trump jr. in private.

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tiffany. >> that's right, kristen. we're out on the air field and right behind me you can see the mc-130p combat shadow getting packed up as we speak. they are loading some of the individual equipment for the air national guard unit members. there's also a pickup truck and an inflatable boat on board. for the second time in two weeks danielle valdez and her sons are at the airfield watching daddy deploy. >> it's overwhelming at times but we're also proud of him. >> 5-year-old ryan already dreams of following in his father's footsteps. >> i want to rescue people. >> eric valdez has been a member of the air national guard for 18 years. this picture is from his mission to hurricane harvey where his unit saved 113 lives. they returned home saturday. >> the flooding there was just devastating and heartbreak, so i manage this seems like it's going to be even worse. >> reporter: this morning valdez and more than 100 members of the is 29th rescue wing packed up for florida. they are getting in position before hurrican irma hit

tiffany, we have spoken about a number of times. struggling, as many retailers are at the moment. they have issues with millennials not wanting to buy their jewelry. they have had to replace their ceo. they are still waiting for the new ceo to arrive. but getting back to what we are seeing out of qatar, obviously they are selling off, because they have had this boycott from saudi's since june of next year -- of this year. this is what has happened since june 4, when we saw the saudi boycott the announced. back then, we saw investors pulling out of qatar as well. qatar is obviously selling its own holdings in things as it tries to prop up the domestic economy. they have injected about $40 billion of their own reserves into qatar. shery: it is interesting because the stock market has not been hit so hard in qatar, because global investors bought into it. a sort of nationalistic move to say something about the economy there. we are seeing that goal crisis -- that gulf crisis affecting them, but they are holding their own and keep sayin

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> thank you tiffany. happening today attorney jeff sessions will announce president trump's decision on whether to end daca. dabbing stands for defers action for childhood arrivals. the us that the president is leaning towards phasing out the program. if he does, congress is expected to be given six months to come up with legislation. download the abc 7 news app and be the first to know when attorney general jeff sessions makes his announcement. we'll send out a push alert as soon as it happens. >>> this morning there are new developments in the 2015 death of a teenage jogger in san rafael. 17-year-old was hit and killed after she ran into a traffic lane on point san peddro road as we trying to get around a fallen tree limb. her family sued the city, driver, and the county claiming negligence because the tree limb was not removed. according to our news partner, the marin independent journal, the lawsuit has been settled for over $750,000. >>> happening today, a far right activist facing charges stemming f

tiffany's parents had to flee their home in beaumont and tiffany joins us now from dallas.ee you. first off, how are your parents doing? >> my parents of fine. the thing is they're alive and healthy. so that being said, they're good. >> good. so you have family in houston and also in the beaumont area, but what was the moment, the thought, perhaps the image or even conversation that you had that got you to spring into action like this? >> honestly you know, seeing so many of the photos of what was transpiring in houston at first, and my family lives in houston. i have a baby brother in houston, and one day i got a call that he didn't make it to the store to get any food or water, and all of a sudden he's stuck, and you know, he's young and doesn't have groceries and was eating his last can of chili that someone shared with him, and that right there just made my heart break. i can't get there. my parents are stuck. my brother, my family. so i said, okay. what do we need to do? we need to organize some food to get to houston and then beaumont happened and all areas i grew up

"abc 7 news" reporter tiffany wilson continues team coverage. she is live in san francisco where the record temperature was shattered today and has more on the problems that created. tiffany. >> reporter: ama, the heat wreaked havoc on the evening commute for bart and muni riders. they said it was toughest on the oldest vehicles in the fleet. with more hot weather expect tomorrow, there could be another day of delays. farewell august, steam-tember has arrived in san francisco. >> 106, that's a bit hotter than i thought. >> reporter: commuters heading home for the holiday weekend faced long delays. >> there's always delays when it is hot, and even when it is not hot. >> reporter: those arriving from the east bay shared stories of suffering. >> reporter: how hot was it on the train? >> i don't have a thermometer but probably 120 degree. >> the right here was miserable. the air is barely on, sweating. it was really miserable ride. >> reporter: both bart trains and muni buses struggled to operate in the record-setting heat. >> some of the older elec

tiffany wilson is live in oakland where a rally for immigrants just wrapped up. tiffany? >> reporter: hi, eric. yes, that rally ended just about 30 minutes ago. immigrant supporters gathered here in the plaza behind me before marching around the block. people carrying handmade signs rallied in oakland. even though california is set to become the first sanctuary state, some in attendance are not satisfied. >> it takes the movement to actually make that happen, not the politicians. >> tonya kapner organized the rally today. >> alejandro has grown up fearing any interaction with authorities. she says the california values act gives her a sense of security. >> now knowing this is a sanctuary state, your not living in fear. >> reporter: she was one of nine people to renew her daca papers at most holy trinity church in san jose. she got a wonderful surprise when she arrived. >> we knew we were going to pay the $495 and when i got here, they told me that fee was waved. >> waved thanks to a grant for daca renewals in santa county. >> the fee should not be an issue. >> reporter: t

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson joins us live from gilroy with what's happening now. gilroy? >> matt, the fire is about is hundred acres, and it's currently zero percent contained. so far no homes are threatened. one firefighter did suffer minor injuries. he was treated and released. gilroy's fire chief says with the extremely difficult terrain they are fortunate more firefighters have not been injured. smoke chokes the gilroy hills as neighbors look on with concern. >> we're just hoping that the wind doesn't blow this way. >> reporter: neal lives at a house at the base of the ridge and has been watching the fire since it started last night. >> you can see the flames billowing up. >> reporter: he's attempted to hike up the hills where the fire burns. >> it's treacherous. >> reporter: last night a firefighter lost his footing and fell about 40 feet down the steep terrain. >> a firefighter tumbled down

"abc 7 news" reporter tiffany wilson continues team coverage. she is live in san francisco where the record temperature was shattered today and has more on the problems that created. tiffany. >> reporter: ama, the heat wreaked havoc on the evening commute for bart and muni riders. they said it was toughest on the oldest vehicles in the fleet. with more hot weather expect tomorrow, there could be another day of delays. farewell august, steam-tember has arrived in san francisco. >> 106, that's a bit hotter than i thought. >> reporter: commuters heading home for the holiday weekend faced long delays. >> there's always delays when it is hot, and even when it is not hot. >> reporter: those arriving from the east bay shared stories of suffering. >> reporter: how hot was it on the train? >> i don't have a thermometer but probably 120 degree. >> the right here was miserable. the air is barely on, sweating. it was really miserable ride. >> reporter: both bart trains and muni buses struggled to operate in the record-setting heat. >> some of the older elec

tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you, tiffany. >>> happening today, hundreds of oakland workers will march in support of high wages on this labor day strike. they plan to rally at 9:00 this morning at the mcdonald's on jackson street and parch through downtled oakland. workers are demanding union rights and to be paid $15 an hour. right now, the minimum wage is $12.86. it will gradually increase to $15. >> this morning, the u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss international response to north korea's latest nuclear test. the test is said to have been a hydrogen bomb that is be mounted on an intercontinental ballistic missile. >> a strong warning overnight from south korea's military to pyongyang. live fire drills. the move follows the north's six nuclear tests reported on television as a hydrogen bomb said to have been a perfect success and estimated to be four to five times more powerful than the atomic bomb the u.s. dropped on nagasaki in world war ii. on nagasaki in world war ii. word of the north's much powerful hydrogen bomb test cheered in pyongyang, b

dinner at tiffany's.day fashion police has been activated to discuss last night' emmy fashions. fab or fail. we decide at 10:15. let's do this in three, two, one, the 10a starts right now. ♪ >> we had the emmy fashion show not only makes sense to ten dance through the 10:00 o'clock hour, right? >> absolutely. >> glad to be here. 10:02 before we check what's trending allison is back with -- checking the headlines this morning. hey, al. >> another major storm brewing in the atlantic. and headed straight for the carribbean. forecasters named maria a category one storm late last night after winds strengthened to 85 miles an hour. the storm expected to crash into the carribbean between tomorrow and thursday. local task force is already there helping fema work on the damage from irma. they plan to stay and help residents through maria. >> a long weekend of unrest continues in st. louis. more than 80 people have been arrested in protests since friday. early this morning large crowds were seen breaking windows an

tiffany wilson is live with the changes. good morning, tiffany. >> reporter: good morning, natasha.restrictions impact visitors from eight countries. some of those are not majority muslim as had been the case with the previous ban. chad, north korea and venezuela were added to the list. venezuela's targets the leadership. iran, syria and yemen have travel restrictions. sudan is no longer on the list.% f a travel ban s represent the offered by the trump administration. they will not impact anyone who already holds a u.s. visa. the proclamation signed by president trump came out hours before a portion of his previous ban was set to expire. now the supreme court has scheduled arguments october 10th on whether the previous travel ban is legal. the justice department has signaled that this updated version could change those arguments. hawa hawaii's attorney general tweeted that he is currently reviewing these new restrictions. live at sfo, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> it's 4:30. if you're just joining us let's get a quick update on weather and traffic where you live. lisa? >>> this mo

tiffany. >> reporter: good morning, matt and natasha.an was shot and killed here in san jose last night. and police are still on the scene, as you can see. the small side street of sunset is still closed for the investigation. crime scene cleaners just finished up clearing the sidewalk where it appears the shooting occurred. the initial call was for shots fired at 9:09 last night. police found a man with gunshot wounds. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. the suspect took off and is still on the run this morning. police set up a wide perimeter overnight investigating and documenting evidence in the strip mall parking lot and at the apartment building across the street. that apartment building was surrounded by police tape, but now police are starting to clear the scene, and an officer just escorted a woman into the building a few minutes ago. the mobile crime scene unit was here most of the night. it left about 45 minutes ago, and part of story road was also closed to traffic overnight. we saw a driver go the wrong way dow

live at sfo, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, tiffany.abc news/"washington post" poll shows americans support daca by a huge margin. 86% of americans support a right to residency for undocumented immigrants who have arrived in the u.s. as children. 11% oppose daca. president trump decided to phase out the program this month. recipients could face deportation starting in march unless congress turns the program into law. >>> happening today tprotesters plan a sit-in at senator dianne feinstein's office to kill the health care bill. the protest will start at noon on post street. the new bill would give states more flexibility to craft their own health coverage but with less federal funding. no guarantee how many americans with pre-existing conditions would be covered. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was planning to bring the gop health care bill up for a vote this week. a hearing today to talk it over with two senators already saying they will vote no. the republinsan c >> it's very difficult for me to envision a scenario where i woul

tiffany: ¿y por qué? roberto: porque no podemos costearlo. vidas para proteger lo único que tienen yurei dinoa es la esposa de concepción. yurei: mucho de los pescadores ni saben lo que les ha pasado a sus barcos porque no están aquí. ahora cuando ellos lleguen. va a ser duro. maría: el domingo 10 de septiembre, mientras el huracán irma tocaba tierra a diez millas de aquí, rojas aprovechó una ventana entre las ráfagas de viento, para salir a ver que sus barcos permanecían firmemente amarrados. roberto: es tu fuente de ingreso entonces tú dices, si me voy para mi casa y me acuesto a dormir, en mi casa no tengo problema, ¿y mi negocio? yo habré dejado mi negocio seguro. maría: irma entró por los cayos con vientos de más de 130 millas por hora. arrasando uno de los destinos vacacionales y turísticos más populares y emblemáticos de los estados unidos y el caribe. cayo hueso, una pequeña isla de 6 millas cuadradas, es el más poblado de los cayos. con unos 27.000 habitantes. está más cerca de cuba que de miami. lo que explica por qué aquí se siente

tiffany trump wants to get in the best parties. the first daughter wanted to be there for harper bizarre's event. but publicist e-mailed harper's magazine instead of harper's bizarre, rookie mistake. they told the new york daily you news they were. tiffany's public cyst was apparently the was not the first person who mistakenly ing e-mailed them. the pricy stationary bike to the home of ivanka and jared. the pelosi ton, that's about a $2,000 bike. plus you have to pay $40 a month. there's a big screen on there than a it's basically live spin classes. it's probably much easier are to the couple to work out because it doesn't require the secret service to tag along to the jim she's come under criticism for her father's policy. adams morgue than a, bethesda, attack ed trump on social media after finding the first daughter her classes. who is sleeping sounding and who is tossing and turning tonight, we'll break it down after this. >> what is happening in washington right now? suddenly one democrat, president trump described is incompet

and live from berkeley, tiffany? >> reporter: eric, yes, very different scene here today. this plaza was entirely filled with protesters and supporters. now you can tell it is basically back to normal here at uc berkeley. conservative commentator milo is unsanctioned and unsponsored appearance on uc berkeley's campus creating hours of discorruption and discord and it cost the university at least $800,000 in security. milo saw it differently. >> i got to say my peace. i would have been there if one person wanted to hear me speak. >> supporters showing up hours in advance. >> some spouted off face-to-face. others silently made their point and a group kneeled to show solidarity with pro athletes. hundreds of officers securing the perimeter and maintained the peace even when the crowd spilled into the street. sky 7 was overhead, surrounded by three dozen supporters who made their way through the rigorous security line. he sang with the group. took selfies, signed autographs then left after 20 minutes. we caught up with him as he walked to his car. >> terrified of showing up. w