these would be fairly large areas on the west coast of the u.s. as a result of this, under this authority, the japanese-american community on the west coast, including american citizens, would be moved into internment camps. susan: we see that there were people within the fdr administration who predicted there would be a court challenge. how infected the court case get to the supreme court? was the mechanism? peter: after he was convicted, there was an appeal. the appeal went to the ninth circuit court of appeals, which did not decide the case, it just send it on to the supreme court. the court had already decided in 1943, in the previous cases, but those involved the curfew. the curfew was considered much less of a burden on japanese-americans, after all, it only said you had to be in your home between 8:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. the interment itself, the exclusion order, was the issue before the court. it is very clear, now, in hindsight, that the court was misled. but the point, i think that is even more important, is that it was clear at the time,

that is how my grandfather came to the west coast. no different than what they did to the chinese and now what we are doing, especially for mexicans that come up from mexico. susan: if you have been watching the series with us, the important part is your involvement in it. there are three ways to do it. you can call us. we will begin taking calls. you can also send us a tweet using the #landmark cases. you can also join us by facebook. there is a discussion underway. you'll see that korematsu video and the comments are already lining up under there. please join us in this conversation on korematsu versus the united states, the right of a government during a time of war to take away civil liberties. that is really what the question is here, and has lots of important elements for our own society today. so, we'll show a video that is about the pearl harbor attack, and this is a government film on japanese relocation. let's watch. >> december 7, 1941. a date which will live in infamy. >> when the japanese attacked pearl harbor, it became

west coast. abc's linzie janis is on the scene in ecuador tonight. >> reporter: this is the moment a 7.8 magnitude earthquake strikes. panicked screams. and then, the lights go out. entire city blocks leveled. homes collapsed with people still inside. more than 350 dead and thousands more injured. this overpass is one of the busiest roads in guayaquil. the powerful earthquake causing it to collapse, shredding tons of concrete and steel. american teacher brian bayer inside this badly damaged building when it struck. >> the entire building was jumping up and down. it was the scariest moment of my life. >> reporter: these firefighters working for hours to free this man. nearby, a man talking through a tiny hole to his family, stuck below ground. across the pacific, japan still reeling from those two deadly jolts that hit in the dead of night. >> reporter: earthquake? >> reporter: abc's matt gutman hiked to this dramatic scene. >> reporter: this mudslide was over a half-mile wide. it came roaring dow

then today, this tracks to the east, much of the west coast quiet. thunderstorms this morning are the worst, oklahoma, little rock, snowstorm, another april sn snowstorm for colorado. texas, kansas, oklahoma, again, the threat now is large hail. just had a report of 2 inch large hail. later tonight, isolated tornados, we'll watch dallas fort worth, and here is the snow forecast in colorado, the mountains could get up a foot and palmer divide snow, outside i-80. maybe additional inch later tonight. today is looking good in california, still windy in some spots, 66 in seattle on saturday. a great day, portland looks great too. san francisco, 72, sunday, no complaints. west coast the fresno at 81 and sunny today. >> california. >> they have a nice weekend. >> thank you very much. >>> just ahead, what may derail harvard's graduation ceremony. plus, look, ma, no wheels. the bike of the future? you're watching "early today." ". uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. ♪ think about it ♪ there must be higher love ♪ down in the heart what do you think? ♪ and in the

really get more established today as high pressure builds into the west coast. today. numbers will be above average, but wait until you see tomorrow's outlook. here's a look at mount the tam. isn't this so nice with the sun coming up. it's 6:32. numbers are in the mid-40s morgan hill. 55 downtown. and another vantage point from the sutro

it is the weakest pace of the man on the west coast. weakest place of demand on the west coast.ales are a much smaller part of the market than existing home sales. look at the stock market, we continue to see declines for the major averages. steady withlatively those declines. you got the doubt leading the drop -- you got the dow leading the drop. theave been watching evolving situation of oil and its interplay with stocks. on bloomberg look here, you have consumer staples as the least worst group today, but energy is the worst performer, down by nearly 1%. industrials also following suit. one of the large oil companies, if you look at how they are trading, exxon, mobile, we will hear from more of these companies in the next couple of weeks. halliburton's trading higher. that company coming out with preliminary numbers late on friday. -- company is booking reportyed its earnings to may 3 from april 26 because the deadline is by the end of the month. analysts are saying that that deal is not going to go through. getting to oil prices themselves, we had an unusual trade this morni

able to get the east coast cleaned up out of grapes while cesar was directing the boycott on the west coast. and guess what they did-- they went after the biggest chain. so while we were able to clean up the east coast of grapes, in the west coast, in california, they were still battling safeway, right? and so then i went out to california, and then i did the same tactic-- start with the small chains. and you know what i call that, maria? it's the difference between the way a woman thinks and the way a man thinks, right? >> hinojosa: because... >> well, because, you know, if it's a macho thing, you want take on the biggest one first, okay, and get them down. it's sort of the domino theory, right? and instead we did it just the other way. we started with the smallest stores and worked our way up. and so a lot of the differences in tactics that cesar and i had were kind of on those same lines. >> hinojosa: you actually... when you first met cesar chavez, it's not like you were completely floored by him. >> yes, cesar was a very quiet person. i mean, people think of him as a charismatic leader

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leon: breaking news from the west coast. a scene in california. massive fire erupting at a metal recycling center. this is in mont claire, california. according to kabc this is at khost metal. 30 miles east of l.a. live pictures showing flames shooting out of the building. it looks like other areas of the property next to it. we will let you know what happens there. closer to home you can go 70 on part of i-70. the new limit from maryland i-44 to howard county. 45-mile segment from the washington county pennsylvania line to the ped ped route 180 in frederick county. drive carefully. this is what it looked like in connecticut this morning. snow greeting those f island also saw white stuff in the air. neighbor keys had to cancel -- the yankees had to cancel the home opener against the astros because of that. from snow to a potential freeze in d.c. amy aubert looks at how the vineyards are preparing for what may come tonight. dropping temperatures could freeze hope for a big harvest. >> the quality can be high. quantity might not be so much. >> wine-

plus, is the big one set to hit the west coast of the u.s.?h texas and the heartland. heavy rain and flash flooding alerts tonight. >>> money shaming. protesters dumping dollar bills on hillary clinton's motorcade. even clinton supporter george clooney calling their

. >> it's 3:00 on the west coast, noon on the west coast, time for more drama in the g.o.p. other. donald trump supporter accusing party bosses of trying to steal the nomination. what he says trump voters voterd do about it. new trouble for hillary clinton in fox business polls. and bernie sanders firing back after clinton accused his campaign of lying about her donors. also, the u.s. military with a blunt warning to the head of the islamic jihad, justice is coming. >> i don't know if that justice will look like a hellfire missile or look like a dark prison cell somewhere but he will find justice some day. >> let's get to it. >> now,. >> first from the news deck. one of trump's biggest backers is setting the stage for a crazy scene in cleveland. a call for supporters to stage massive but peaceful protests at the convention. that is from donald trump's former campaign manager roger stone, who is now on cnn. he says republican party bosses are out to steal the nomination, and he is telling trump supporters to get on buss and trains and planes, even hitchhike to cleveland if you have

despite the big high over the west coast, there's still rain on the way. details in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> in ecuador, rescue missions today after a devastating earthquake rattled the country's central coast. the magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck yesterday. more than 240 people are now confirmed dead. more than 2500 others are injured. the ecuadorean government has deployed nearly 15,000 armed forces and emergency workers to search for survivors. reporter rafael hernandez shows us the overwhelming destruction as rescue crews try to find those buried under mountains of debris. >> reporter: this you see right here is an overpass that would on a regular day be used widely by drivers but as you can see, it's a little more than just debris. if it so happens to be a driver was passing by just in the minute that this overpass or this bridge fell, and fortunately he obviously died. even though this is one of the bigger damages that you can see in this city, it is nothing compared to what we have seen in other cities in the north area of ecuador, such as

high pressure is over the west coast. so we get mild weather this weekend.nd all of the moisture that you see out there in the pacific is going to be headed up into the pacific northwest. futurecast, we have plenty of fog and low clouds by tomorrow morning. maybe even a little bit of drizzle to terrorize the bay area. but after 8:00 tomorrow morning, it will burnbach to the shoreline and we'll have a perfectly sunny day except for the occasional high cloud drifting over from time to time. so here's what we're expecting as we drift over toward san francisco. coastal clouds tonight, otherwise blue skies, partly sunny sunday. seasonal highs. and then highs near 90 degrees inland midweek. runners we were telling about you about, rock 'n roll half marathon in san francisco, tomorrow morning 54 degrees low clouds. 59 at lake tahoe. 56 at yosemite. 84 fresno. yikes. sun-up tomorrow at 9 minutes before 7:00. the extended forecast calls for a breezy start to the week. partly cloudy skies tomorrow. look at what happens on wednesday! that high pressure builds in strong

the west coast was fine. the east coast was fine. and texas seeing more showers and storms. unbelievable rains there. i hope those people, when they get back, have something to get back to. they will have to immediately remove the sheet rock and stuff to keep the mold from spreading. >> and a month of rain in a short period of time. >> a good 15 or 16 inches in place, which in some cases is a quarter of the annual rainfall. so let's get going, because while we're feeling for them, it couldn't really be any nicer than it is right here this afternoon. absolutely stunning outside. the air has dried out nicely. and we are looking at give or take a degree or two. certainly golfable or runnable or tennis, or whatever your pleasure. get out there and enjoy it. southeast winds 5-10 miles an hour. and don't forget the sun screen strong this time of the year. big time cooldown from yesterday at noon, when we had 80s across the board and down almost 20 degrees in spots. and the pax river naval air station. 15. and you can see how much more comfortable, and gentler, kinder air mass, has

low over the gulf of alaska neither of which will affect us except to amplify the ridge over the west coastreat beach today. we had a good beach day today, as well. it will be sunny and warm all weekend. offshore winds means warm and dry for tomorrow. the next rain looking into the future looks like it might come late thursday, early friday and some of the models say not much, other ones say well, you know, there might be more. and it's a long-range model. between monday and friday things cool down. sunrise tomorrow morning at 6:31 a.m. overnight lows tonight before we get to sunrise will be in the mid-40s in santa rosa. in san rafael 48 degrees. oakland 50. 48 in fremont and numbers around the bay area for tomorrow, well above average. 16 degrees above average in san francisco at 79 degrees. concord at 83. san jose 85. and in oakland 84 degrees. averages this time of the year mostly in the 60s. so let's look at some of the numbers. 84 for palo alto. 87 at campbell. mid- to upper 80s for much of the south bay even in pacifica tomorrow 82 degrees. east bay the numbers will be in the upper 80

. >> back on the west coast where three people connected to the terror attack in san bernardino are inederal custody this morning. the brother of shooter syed farook, his wife tatiana and her sister mariya are charge with marriage fraud. investigators say they were engaged in a scam to get a green card for mariya and not charged with anything about the mass shooting in san bernardino that killed 14 people. >>> in syria, more than 60 people dead this morning at the city of aleppo. it is the worst blood shed since the partial cease fire got under way. hours of air strikes left the city in ruins. one of the few hospitals that was still standing is now it was supported by doctors without boarders. focusing on child medicine. among the victims was one of the city's last pediatricians. aid groups warn this latest round of violence has put aleppo on the drink of a humanitarian disaster. >> a man who terrorized a baltimore tv station for hours while wearing an animal costume is in stable condition this morning after police shot him during the siege. he claimed he was rigged with explosives but

finally, the homelessness population you deemed our seriousness by joining us with all the fact west coast mayors came up to portland and prepared notes we agreed homelessness is a challenge to all of us we needed months a partnerships with hud to end homelessness and number of us stood up and as i said of would we'll end hematomas we know of the cause of homelessness but have frjsz of what does so gathering that together having the best models and hud backing up us as a models model of ending homelessness is a great game so i want to give an opportunity to marry libby schaaf she's been thinking again and demonstrating the new coverage of what is happening in oakland kind of similar challenges and also hoping refresher ways to do that. >> mayor libby schaaf. >> thank you, thank you

not a question of if,k but a question of when we will have a big one on the west coast of the united states. katty: michio kaku, thank you very much could lead to hear your family is all safe. -- glad to hear your family is also israeli police have confirmed that an exposure on a bus -- one person is described as critical. the bbc reports from jerusalem. reporter: a huge blaze after an explosion ripped through the number 12 bus. it sent a cloud of black smoke billowing over jerusalem. a second bus and a car also caught on fire. and for some, regular evening rush hour is terrifyingly transformed. te. road became a bomb si an expose ofe say device was detonated at the back of a bus and it could have been a terrorist or criminal act. but the prime minister was actually this to the rising palestinian attacks on israelis over the past six months and the threat of militants in gaza. pm netanyahu: we will settle the score with these terrorists. we are in an ongoing struggle against terror. rockets -- night terror, shootings, thompson rockets. reporter: if you look at the chart remains of th

west coast, a bit windy. that's a look at the weather across the country, now here's a peek out your window. >> thanks, dylan. good morning, everyone. looking very sunny outside your window right now. also a little chilly. you need the jackets in monticello. 45 in central park. temperatures on the rise though. hour-by-hour, in fact. back up to 59 by lunch. sunshine and breezy all day long with a high of 66 degrees. tomorrow higher. 76 on monday. a little bit cooler by tuesday. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. coming up, expert shopping advice before you head out on saturday morning errands. the big ticket ite hey dad. hey sweetie, how was your first week? long. it'll get better. i'm at the edward jones office, like sue suggested. thanks for doing this, dad. so i thought it might be time to talk about a financial strategy. (laughing) you mean pay him back? knowing your future is about more than just you. so let's start talking about your long-term goals... multiplied by 13,000 financia

applause] and then, we are going to head, after some other states on the east coast come out to the west coast. we all have an excellent chance to win in oregon and california. [applause] i think a lot of these superdelegates will be looking around and will be saying which candidate has the momentum. which candidate is bringing out huge numbers of people and creating huge -- [cheering] which candidate can bring out large numbers of people. i cannot use the word "huge" anymore. we will win in november if there is a large voter turnout. democrats and progressives win when there is a large voter turnout. republicans win when people are demoralized. this campaign is getting energy and enthusiasm to millions of americans. [applause] [chanting "bernie"] mr. sanders: i think the people of this country are tired of establishment politics and establishment economics. i think the people of this country are ready for a political revolution. [cheering] and, if you ignore what you hear on corporate media, the facts are pretty clear. we have a path towards victory, towards the white house. [applause] and, w

pushes to the east on wednesday but by far will bring the most violent storms. >> reporter: on the west coastmore ice. these frozen pebbles pelting the city north of l.a. a powerful spring storm in the region making this boat rescue off the coast difficult. the choppy water was too much for this small sailboat. fortunately no one was hurt. strong winds causing problems too picking up and tossing this heavy canopy at a car wash. this sign getting toppled. a high wind advisory in effect overnight in several southern california counties. lauren lyster, abc news, new york. >>> president obama is back in washington this morning. he wrapped up his trip to europe on a serious note meeting with allies on the threat of terrorism and other problems in the middle east. in public comments before a private meeting, the president said european nations have to do more in the fight against isis. he called this a defining moment for europe. >>> and there's new information this morning about the investigation into prince's death. "the minneapolis star tribune" reports that the investigation is focusing on drug

elements oftioned the fleet on the west coast in long beach cottage of the bed.avy ships were located in san diego, san francisco, but san pedro bay also that a huge contingent of naval ships and that meant a need for fuel and oil and repair facilities. the navy comes to our area. ofld war i created a sense the u.s. being global nation and being interested in global affairs. 1921,il was discovered in it came together. this is signal hill. oil wasl show you how almost overnight becoming a major ingredient in the development and growth of city. this will get us on our way. the interesting thing about this signal hill strike is that before this happened, signal hill was an agricultural community. a very small community, a few hundred people, many of humor japanese-american farmers who leased land from rich companies have grew cucumbers, blackberries, flowers and when the oil came, does people were overwhelmed. he lost everything. as you can imagine, laxronmental protection was . . oil companies would come, open a well come and get as much oil as they possibly could.

plus, is the big one set to hit the west coast of the u.s.? >>> flood fears, 15 million in the path through texas and the heartland. heavy rain and flash flooding alerts tonight. >>> money shaming. protesters dumping dollar bills on hillary clinton's motorcade. even clinton supporter george clooney calling their fund-raiser obscene. as thousands feel the bern in brooklyn. >>> and, text tracker. the new weapon alerting police if you text and drive. will you now be forced to hand over your phone? >>> good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm tom llamas. and we begin with that developing story. colliding with a passenger jet. british airways revealing the details today. the number of close calls involving drones growing in the u.s. and overseas. here's gloria riviera. >> reporter: tonight, a collision on final approach. a british airways flight, about to land at london's heathrow airport, when the pilot reported he may have been hit by a drone. saying the object struck the front of the airbus jet. the flight with 132 people on board, landing safel

and hillary clinton is thousands of miles away on the west coast.ped up a rally in los angeles. tonight she will be hanging out with power couple george and amal clooney for a big money fundraiser. sarah side yer, tell us what's playing out there. >> reporter: we are inside this event. turned out hillary clinton came to the crowd, the crowd came to her hoping to

in the sense of major league, validating the west coast.f you think about the fact that major league baseball stopped at the mississippi river prior to that time. so it was an incredible moment for sports on the west coast. and then i think you also reflect when your first opening day was. sal and i were talking about that. my first one as a spectator, i was in college. you're right. you say i am not going to school today. in college you just go. but it was the giants against the atlanta braves in 1975 at candlestick park. dusty baker was playing left field for the atlanta braves back then. that was my first opening day that i reflect on all the way back in 1975. >> even if you do have to go to school, i remember being outside. my history teacher said if you are coming to school, you can wear the colors. it's okay. there is no homework on that particular day. that's growing up in the city. it is kind of a holiday, even if you do have to go to work or school. >> one of the most memorable opening day national anthems was in 1993 when the grat

. >> there's weather out here in the pacific and it's currently headed toward the west coast.t's going to make a big change in our weather next week. i'll tell you more about it coming up. >>> sacramento health officials are warning the public tonight about a synthetic pill that has been link today nine deaths. opioid feintal has caused about 36 deaths since last week. the department of health is taking measures it has never taken before. by asking hospitals to report any overdoses to them. 28-year-old jerome butler his mother won't rest until she has some answers. >> we're looking at the united states of america. they're saying it's mexico, canada, texas how did it get to sacramento, california in jerome butler's hands? his momma want to know. >> health officials are trying to answer her question but they're still looking for the people responsible for supplying these synthetic drugs. >>> women even teenagers can now by birth control pills at the local drug store without a prescription. the new law took effect today. there's no doctor needed. women of any age can simply go to

on the west coast. comcast says it will work with groupon to bolster local ad business.upon says it will use the investment for general corporate purposes, including repurchasing stock. b.e.t. is bringing the funk or at least the soul. 1100 episodes of soul train from 1971-2006. there will be a soul train concert tour. still to come, microsoft upping the ante. what they are up to. ♪ >> the top stories this hour. risk aversion has returned to asian markets as the oil slump deepens. japanese shares driving losses at the end of a three-day search. topix slumping to its lowest level in almost seven weeks. kong,also down in hong seoul, in sydney. australia's trade deficit blew out in february, coming in at $2.6 billion. that is on the $700 million worse than expected. exports fell 1% from the previous month while imports didn't change. the doll so on the newsar. latest will make its rate decision in our. system global financial feel safer banks to banks raising capital into leveraging. speaking at the asia investment conference in hong kong, the ceo it's a great time to inves

no campaign events for cruz today after his west coast swing. one sign that cruz is looking beyond the new york primary where he is third in the polls is he has not been in new york since last thursday. the only stop in new york is tomorrow for cnn's town hall after an event in pennsylvania. >>> in hours, governor john kasich is billing a major speech in new york city. the governor pre-viewed that address on the cnn town hall last night. the speech is two paths. he says it stokes people's fears instead of his path. he sees a clear route to winning the republican nomination. that clear route goes through a muddy contested convention where delegates would choose him because he is the only nominee who can beat hillary clinton. >> well, it's a scrum. look, we don't know who all the delegates are going to be. they will be hard working republicans. some elected officials or former elected officials. ward healers and all this. a bizarre process. i'm not in the middle of it. i have to prepare for people like you and i do town halls and all the things th

they're in need of a west coast port call because of the fact the port of san diego is at capacity they need that so parish can bring their hawaii ships to pier 80 and relieve the congestion in 70 san diego as peter mentioned and john all the production in mexico is going expanding rapid having more than doubled in the past decade and effective to increase other 50 percent by 2022 that is an tremors opportunity as many shipping services have been to relieve the congestion by rail i heard my beep so i'll go ahead and conclude any remarks but urge you to support this excellent opportunity and congratulate port staff and patricia for bringing this over the finish line thank you >> thank you, jim. >> also nat can you get in the crew after chris. >> good afternoon, commissioners staff i guess the easiest way to say this no-brainer it is a no-brainer the project itself just has so many upsides to it if you look at nothing more than the opportunity for you know really good pga jobs with great benefits that will throw us over the line the project stands on hitting its own patricia want to be he

finally, the homelessness population you deemed our seriousness by joining us with all the fact west coast mayors came up to portland and prepared notes we agreed homelessness is a challenge to all of us we needed months a partnerships with hud to end homelessness and number of us stood up and as i said of would we'll end hematomas we know of the cause of homelessness but have frjsz of what does so gathering that together having the best models and hud backing up us as a models model of ending homelessness is a great game so i want to give an opportunity to marry libby schaaf she's been thinking again and demonstrating the new coverage of what is happening in oakland kind of similar challenges and also hoping refresher ways to do that. >> mayor libby schaaf. >> thank you, thank you (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra.

the west coast is nice and sunny and dry. 60s and 70s. in the northeast, into the 60s and >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. don't forget your sunglasses. look at the sunshine for today. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast calling for temperatures to take off. upper 60s for philadelphia. pennsylvania suburbs, phoenixville 66 degrees and lehigh valley, bethlehem will warm to 66 degrees. jersey shore brilliant sunshine. 50s for today. delaware closer to 70, for dover this afternoon. have a great day. thank you. >> nearly three dozen dogs treated this morning after being pulled from a burning home in florida. nbc's kerry sanders has more on how they're doing. >> reporter: coughing, but alive. the cocker spaniel is one of 34 dogs pulled from a burning home in dade beach, florida. >> they need help. >> reporter: the homeowner who helps rescued dogs find homes was out when the electrical fire started. the firefighters arrived within three minutes, but spent an hour and a half searching in thick smoke for dogs. cowering behind so

[cheers and applause] >> that's why texas senator ted cruz spent crucial time in west coast 3,000 milesway from new york, next primary state in the map. the reason even after donald trump wins big in new york, it would nearly impossible to secure 337 delegates before june 7th, when californians head to the polls. expects a historic turnout. >> i think you will see even more a spike in turnout here because normally by the time californians get to vote, the nominations have already been decided. >> 13 of california 172 delegates go to the state wide winner, after that is head-to-head combat after battling three combats in each of the congressional districts regardless of how many few republicans actually live there. >> the most republican leaning districts count more than nancy pelosi's district in san francisco. >> cruz has enough to grab enough to stop trump even if trump wins statewide in california. >> independentses can vote on the gop that could play well for cruz but still has work to do, donald trump is up almost seven points in averages of polls. lauren, nicole. lauren: thank you

the west coast is nice and sunny and dry. 60s and 70s. in the northeast, into the 60 >>> good saturday morning, meteorologist anthony slaughter here. look at this. we're waking up to some sunshine. clear sky oefrs the horizon in san jose. as we move through the day, we're seeing lots of sunshine. in fact, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. look at the highs later on. very comfortable. 73 degrees in san francisco. up into the lower 80s for the inland valley. comfortable along the peninsula and east bay with mid- to upper 70s there. warm today in the valleys. low 80s. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. >> nearly three dozen dogs treated this morning after being pulled from a burning home in florida. nbc's kerry sanders has more on how they're doing. >> reporter: coughing, but alive. the cocker spaniel is one of 34 dogs pulled from a burning home in dade beach, florida. >> they need help. >> reporter: the homeowner who helps rescued dogs find homes was out when the electrical fire started. the firefighters arrived within

. >> it's 3:00 on the west coast, noon on the west coast, time for more drama in the g.o.p. other.bosses of trying to steal the nomination. what he says trump voters voterd do about it. new trouble for hillary clinton in fox business polls. and bernie sanders firing back after clinton accused his campaign of lying about her donors. also, the u.s. military with a blunt warning to the head of the islamic jihad, justice is coming. >> i don't know if that justice will look like a hellfire missile or look like a dark prison cell somewhere but he will find justice some day. >> let's get to it.

two quakes in japan and the third was in ecuador on the pacific ring of fire that includes the west coaste united states. abc news reporter lindsey janice is on the scene in ecuador. >> this is the moment a 7.8 magnitude striked, panic screams and the lights go out. entire city blocks levelled, homes collapsed with people still inside. this overpass is one of the busiest roads, the powerful earthquake causing it to collapse. >> american teacher brian bayer inside this badly damaged building when it struck. >> the entire building was jumping up and down. >> these firefighters working for hours to free this man. nearby, a man talking through a tiny hole to his family stuck below ground. across the pacific, japan still reeling from those two deadly jolts that hit in the dead of night. >> earthquake. >> reporter: matt gutman hiked to this dramatic scene. >> over a half mile wide and came roaring down this mountain ripping it in half and ocrippin the bridge. >> reporter: the deadly earthquakes on the volatile ring of fire that includes the west coast of the u.s. so tonight many are asking if w

jeff: president obama spending the night onon the west coast after a big fundraiser in hollywood last night for the democratic senatorial campai committee. in attendance at that one, barbra streisand and her husband james brolin, jj abrams, director of star wars and alan rn, chairman of disney studios, that one with a $15,000 a ticket dinr, if you wanted to cohost that dinnener it cost $33,000, if you wanted a vip reception, $66,000 plus. it was to raise money to elect democrats to the s senate, democrats making the pch. if donald trump is the nominee not only will he lose in a landslide but it will translate down ballot. latest polls show donald trump in a 5 to head contest with hillary clinton losing by 11 points, one pole has him down by 18 points. if bernie sanders is the nominee he would win by 16 points over donald trump is one pole has him leading by 24 points. a lot of people think that will translate to the senate races and republicans are defending 25 seats this fall. that means they potentially could take back the senate. that is the latest from chicago where the president

west coast a little bit windy. out your window. >> we're on the sunny side of dylan's map. temperatures are chilly. starting off this saturday morning, 30s much of the region. later today, climbing up to around 70 degrees with lots of sunshine. not as chilly tomorrow, in the 40s. milder. low to mid-70s sunday afternoon. then monday, mild. near 80 in the afternoon. much of the region in the 70s on monday. remaining dry all the way to thursday. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank advice before you head out on saturday morning errands. the big ticket ite hey dad. hey sweetie, how was your first week? long. it'll get better. i'm at the edward jones office, like sue suggested. thanks for doing this, dad. so i thought it might be time to talk about a financial strategy. (laughing) you mean pay him back? knowing your future is about more than just you. so let's start talking about your long-term goals... multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors. it's a big deal.

it's all about strengthening their position on the west coast, giving it premier slots in the bay areal become the fifth largest u.s. carrier edging out jet blew blue who was in the bidding war. alaska came out on top of that. elon musk says they've received 237,000 orders for the tesla model 3. it won't roll off until 2017. the sticker price is $35,000, but the average starting price will be likely over $42,000. federal tax credits phase out when a car maker sells over 200,000 models in a particular year. tesla shares are moving up, though, on the strong preorders. musk says they could hit 500,000. >>> stock markets coming off a strong week. today starting out a little bit lower. let's go to the big board and see how we're doing so far. dow dropping 20 points. nasdaq down by 5. s&p off by two points. michelle and ann, back to you. >>> it is 6:44. let's check on the roads. >> our busiest spot is along 80, westbound, we've got a motorcycle accident with the two right lanes completely shut down. chp issued a traffic alert. look at that, 8 miles per hour, it is a slow ride along the east

with the new york state primary on tuesday right around the corner hillary clinton went to the west coast this weekend to fill up her war chest while bernie sanders flew to the vatican to meet the pope. did return in time in brooklyn heights. >> we have more people in jail than any other country on earth. justice, race and inequality. >> we're all as a society, when some kid gets picked up tonight for possession of marijuana will have a criminal record for his whole life and other people destroy the economy nothing happens to them. >>> raced back after a whirlwind trip to the vatican. >> i wanted him to know howappreciative i was in raising consciousness and levels of incoming wealth and equality. >> pope francis making it quite clear he was simply being courteous. >> it is called good manners not getting mixed up in politics. if anyone thinks that greeting someone in politics think should see a psychiatrist. >>> hillary clinton was on the west coast attending high end $350,000. outside. >> i am highly offended by this display of wealth, i think that it represents everything that millions

they want to be the preeminent west coast flyer.ng to have more flights in and out of san francisco, more flights in and out of los angeles. they're based in seattle, they're going to do with they can to support or build up their reputation on the west coast. betty: what happens to jetblue? jeff: there aren't a lot of airlines out there. that's part of why alaska airlines is playing -- paying so much. you don't see that much, maybe in the pharma bio space. perhaps jetblue could look at frontier or spirit or some of the smaller airlines. but there aren't a lot of big deal to can get done in the airline space. regulators are all over it. as i said before, there are four big airlines with 80% of the market share. you're not going to see many. maybe spirit or frontier. this is when the last deals that will happen for a long time. mark: jeff, things for joining us. jeff mccracken there. take a look at how the european equities finished the monday session. it was a day of gains, gains all 600, afterthe stock three consecutive weeks of dec

anything along the west coast of the united states.laces look london like yesterday, let's take a look outside. low clouds hanging on over the city of philadelphia, generally damp roads out there. midst and drizzle that has been impacting the area since yesterday and not going anywhere. stormscan 3 you can see the light drizzle around. showers here and there for the most part. lot of it not showing up: the rain will impact you at least a little bit. we do have one shower moving into ken county delaware. there's more where that came from. more showers back to the west. they will continue to rotate. we're not talking about flooding, anything like that, it's a drizzly damp chilly friday. you can see how cool it is. low 40's everybody. we had steadier rain to our north this afternoon. the heaviest will be sunday. light showers tomorrow. steadier especially off to the north tomorrow evening. if you're out and about, practices tomorrow evening may be cancelled. definitely not going to be a nice day to be out and about. saturday possible a li

applause] and then, we are going to head, after some other states on the east coast come out to the west coast. we all have an excellent chance to win in oregon and california. [applause] which candidate has the momentum. which candidate is bringing out huge numbers of people and creating huge -- [cheering] outh candidate can bring large numbers of people. i cannot use the word "huge" anymore. november ifn there is a large voter turnout. democrats and progressives win when there is a large voter turnout. republicans win when people are demoralized. this campaign is getting energy and enthusiasm to millions of americans. [applause] [chanting "bernie"] sanders: i think the people of this country are tired of establishment politics and establishment economics. i think the people of this country are ready for a political revolution. [cheering] and, if you ignore what you hear on corporate media, the facts are pretty clear. victory, path towards towards the white house. [applause] and, wyoming can give us in a boost forward if we win here on saturday. often win, almost always win when the voter tur

the west coast is quiet. the storm that dumped up to 47 inches of snow on the mountains of colorado. it is winding down. much less from new mexico and wyoming. the showers, the heavy rain, the thunderstorms, the potentially severe weather that will be tomorrow in south texas. slowly creeps east. real slowly. in fact, i don't think we will see much in the way of moisture around here until perhaps friday. in the short term, yes, another great day on monday. we are going to watch a front that is going to come down from the north. that is going to come in and move in the afternoon on tuesday, maybe a stray shower on that front. but high pressure builds in wednesday. some of the moisture oned with on wednesday. thursday afternoon, the better chance of that getting here will be on friday. 46-52 tonight. if it is down to 43, 44 in the suburbs, so be it. monday morning, 50s, 60s, warming quickly to 70s by lunchtime. a great afternoon. 78-84. warm, dry, mother west winds picking up to 10 miles an hour. northwest winds