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rob: thank you. no food, no water, no power, a very dire situation in hurricane ravaged puerto rico. this has been happening for days now growing more desperate by the hour. heather: white house stepping up recovery efforts as president trump plans the trip to devastated area, gary joins us with the latest, garret. >> the trump administration is increasing its disaster relief for puerto rico providing more support and emergency protective emergencies. president trump is set to witness the damage firsthand. >> we are unloaded on an hourly basis water, we have top people from fema and first responders and everybody else. >> that announcement came after the president faced harsh criticism if response to crisis. democratic lawmakers took issue about tweets about the nfl and one suggesting puerto rico debt contributed to the situation here. >> unfortunately what we see from the white house over the weekend has been a diversion, distraction to really nonsensical issues. >> to the president again, if you do

rob? rob: the family of aaron hernandez suing the nfl and new england patriots after tests reveal the former player suffered from severe brain injuries. >> aaron hernandez had advanced stage 3 of cte which is usually found in the median age of a 67-year-old man. rob: that disease cte can only be diagnosed after a person dies. it is known to trigger suicidal throughout. former patriots tight end killed himself in april while serving a life sentence for murder. three major league baseball teams stepping up to the plate to protect their fans after a little girl is hit in the face by a 105 mile-per-hour foul ball. the senate reds, padres and seattle mariners will be extending the protective neglect at ball parks starting next seasonal. mlb commissioner encouraging more teams to follow suit in this. that little girl is going to be okay, we understand. she is still recovering though in the hospital and we are all pulling for her. heather: glad to hear that first lady melania trump preparing for

bye, rob. bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. rob: time now for brew on this responses. this makes sense. brew on this. a morning label could be soon coming with your cup of coffee. heather: starbucks, not doing enough to warn cancer causing chemicals in the brew. some coffee shops are posting a warning like this one hoping to make customers think twice before you take a sip. ron rob we asked would a warning label stop from you drinking coffee? jim weighed in everything we eat, drink and do could kill us. the world will never be perfect. leave my coffee alone. well done. heather: monty says i'm all for it as long as they post all of the studies that show the benefits that come with drinking coffee and then cailee joining in saying i'm 43 years old drinking coffee since i was 6. coffee is what has kept me alive. won't stop m

rob: former st. louis police officer acquitted in the fatal shooting of a black man breaking silence and doubling down on innocence. heather: violence over the verdict intensifying for third straight night keeping the city on edge. griff jenkins live in st. louis, that's where 80 protestors are waking up behind bars, good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather and rob, that's right. the most violent night of the three night that is we've had since the acquittal of officer, just behind me, guys, literally there were half a dozenners, just in the last hour crews have been cleaning up, boarding up windows that were smashed as rioters, vandals, police calling them criminals, the pattern has been the same for the last three days, we've had peaceful protests during the day the mother of anthony smith taking marchs with protestors but at night the criminal element as the police call it taking to the streets absolutely smashing it. you look at some of the images from last night, you see lawlessness, they'r

rob: that's fine. let me ask you real quick, just to put burgess's point, he's saying that you've got a number of african american athletes in the nfl making a lot of money and he con tends that they really don't care that much about the rest of the black community and the black community that is being affected by this. obviously nfl players drive in $200,000 cars, they don't have problem with police using excessive force. it's so a problem with lower-income communities, they don't care that much about that community and that this is more of a political statement, more of an attention-grabbing statement that started with colin kaepernick, what do you say to that? >> how many of these people have to actually be interviewed, how many nfl players need to be interviewed. furthermore, when you talk about the national anthem, when you hear stand up and/or show respect. how people listen on tv and sit on their softas. i don't know too many part-time who stand up when they are watching tv. rob: okay, all right

rob: doesn't look good. they don't want another republican in the senate because they are at war with republicans but it looks terrible. let's go to these headlines, nbc news headline, senator robert menendez's trial might reshape senate, i will say i looked at cnn, the democrat was in there, not in the headlines but playing devils advocate you can't do this without acknowledging he is a democrat because the story is how this affects the senate. it would be a different story if he was a republican, it wouldn't be that story. >> given the margins are so thin, the fact that having one less democratic senator will be a challenge for the democrats and helpful to the republicans. rob: either way. >> if he is convicted and either expelled from the senator decides to leave the senate voluntarily before january 20, 2018, chris christie of new jersey -- probably a republican. rob: we will be right back. viol. for you, sir? the original call was for langoustine ravioli. a langoustine is a tiny kind of lobster. a sligh

rob: griff jenkins. sorry, it is you. >> you are in washington dc. >> reporter: that is right, we will see if it is once-in-a-lifetime, he wants to make it simpler and fairer for americans, told the audience yesterday it won't benefit wealthy americans like himself. >> we will ensure the benefits are focused on the middle class, the working men and women, not the highest income earners, not the wealthy and well-connected. they can call me all they want, not going to help. i'm doing the right thing and it is not good for me, believe me. >> let's take a look, double the standard deduction to 12,000 individuals and 24,000 for married couples, increasing child tax credit, cuts the corporate rate 35% to 20%, lowers the top bracket for individuals or families from 39.6% to 39%, collapses the existing 7 brackets for individuals down to three, 35, 25, 12% and eliminates the estate tax or death tax and alternative minimum tax, gop leaders embrace it, shifting legislative focus from repealing and replacing obamaca

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rob: this mayor of st. louis ripping his police officers for saying things like that and blaming police intimidation for the canceling of town hall meetings. officers are under investigation for avowing to keep the city safe from violent protesters storming the street and destroying property for days. does it make a lot of sense? griff jenkins live in st. louis with new details. >> reporter: quiet night from protesters last night but harsh words from the mayor at a press conference, canceled town hall to avoid confrontation with protesters but held a press conference where she was very critical of police, fighting to keep control in the streets for three nights of violent protests and rioting. she called the chief inflammatory, intimidation tactics by police officers in the streets wasn't going to be tolerated. here is what she had to say. >> intimidation is not conduct that lives up to the standards expected by police officers or employees. i want to show all citizens that complaints that have been made ar

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rob: concerning water. people are being asked not to shower. >> reporter: shower less, flush less, never a good sign. two water treatment plants in west houston where the flooding remains are flooded as of last night, eight feet, officials putting out the water conservation requests and behind me the area, 4000 homes underwater, drone video, 95% of the city is dry, the residents very frustrated, such little time to get in before this flooding sets in. take a listen. >> the police knocked on my door and said you have 10 minutes to get out. we had no warning. what can you grabbing ten minutes? >> reporter: this area is flooded because of the reservoirs, they are still releasing water, down to normal levels, but this process could take two weeks before these folks can get back in and the water here, not only the power dangers but bacteria, a dangerous situation. police behind me keeping residents out of this area. in a little bit at 5:00 local the mayor may lift a curfew. we will find that are on twitter. rob:

kron four's rob fladeboe has that story now live from san jose city hall. rob? (rob live) eighteen states and the district of columbia have already filed suit against the trump administration over daca. saying it has little confidence that there will be a legislative solution, san jose has become the first large city to take legal action to save daca and it's recipients. sam liccardo/san jose mayor "....they are high achieving students, they are high tech entrepreneurs and nurses and teachers.."outside the federal courthouse, mayor sam liccardo had this message for daca recipients and their families.sam liccardo/san jose mayor"....we have filed a lawsuit against donald trump and the trump administration and we are declaring unequivically that to the tens of thousands of daca recipients in our city, we have got your backs....."last week, the mayor hinted of possible legal action at a rally attended by hundreds of daca recipients, many of whom work for the city. were the deferred action for childhood arrivals program to be ended, and daca recipients deported, it w

rob: the next day? wow. next, the bad, north korean dictator kim jong un has a lot of debt to no, over parking tickets. according to nbc he owes more than $150,000 in unpaid fines for his diplomats parking whatever they want dating back to the 1990s those nypd parking ticketed a up fast. north korea denies they have any debt. of course. heather: finally the robbery suspect wants to sue the hero who allegedly stopped his robbery at a california stop box. we showed you this video would be crook who used a fake gun and knife. wrestled and even stabbed by a customer. the good samaritan used excessive force to stop the robbery. rob: only in america is that a lawsuit. "fox & friends" starts right now. we will see you later. >> president trump sounding hopeful over the republicans' latest plan to stop obamacare. >> i believe graham cassidy will do it the right way. tremendous support from republicans. >> when i see people trying to undo hard fought process for the 50th or 60th time. it is aggravating. >> do you thi

live from the traffic center, i'm rob stallworth. back to you. >> rob, thank you. as chuck showed us, maria regained major hurricane strength overnight. that deadly storm is now closing in on the dominican republic. >> it is packing incredible strength. take a look at some of the damage it left behind in puerto rico. the entire island is across the caribbean. we've been talking about the high winds and the flooding in parts of that island as well as it's still being battered by maria. >> you think about the entirety of puerto rico. it's a large island. 3 million plus people there. none of them have electricity. incredible amounts of water much rushing through primary streets. >> nbc's tammy leitner has the latest from san juan. >> reporter: the best way to describe what we have seen so far is utter devastation. it really is. i think a lot of the people that live in puerto rico have not been able to venture out because the roads are washed away. when they do, this is a good example of what they'll see. this building is completely destroyed. the sheet metal came topp

i am rob stallworth back to you. >> rob, thank you. >>> he was just 27 years old. he had the brain of a 67-year-old. the bombshell report and the action the family of a former >>> high-fives all around. the first wave of apple's new iphone already in the hands of customers. the one problem you should know about, though. >> and we're counting down to the big debut of megyn kelly's new show on the "today" show. we are getting a behind t do you want to do a monster check? yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly monster checks is what makes it all possible. amazing finds. always great prices. make home yours. >>> researchers at mcmaster university in canad household to-do list could be life saving. they tracked people for seven years and found as little as 30 minutes of brisk physical activity every day could prevent 1 in 12 deaths. researchers also say that nearly a quarter of the world doesn't get that 30 minutes a day requirement in. so even the household stuff. >> making your bed, you have to go around

dozens of people robbed on bart - by a group of teens... find out how some victims are taking action against the transit agency. (grant) and after the break.... three children found dead inside an apartment... and police have their father in custody... we'll hear reaction from close family members.... (vicki) now at 9:30... a sacramento man was arrested for killing his three children last night.(grant) reporter rowena shaddox spoke to a long-time friend... shocked to hear about the disturbing event. (open with mug)longtime friends of robert hodges, family say this is not the face of a killer. but west sacramento police say robert hodges áis responsible for killing his own children - three all under the age of 12, one of them - an infant. (vicki) authorities say the mother of the three children watched hodges kill them. she told police she was a victim of domestic violence. (grant) in the east bay.... police are hoping new technology.... will help solve a cold case murder from 27 years ago.... maria weidhofer was sexually assaulted and kill

>> rob marciano. and we'll stay on the story of that nursing home. thank you, rob. >>> great concern for american medical students on dominica. we now see the catastrophic images coming in. the island wiped out. abc's victor oquendo in the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight, a look at the worst of maria's wrath, the hard-hit island of dominica, total devastation. nearly everything destroyed. roads ripped, huge trees uprooted, debris littering the street. at least 15 people are dead, but many others are missing in communities that are completely cut off. and late today, word that 1,000 medical students, many of them american, whose condition was unknown, have been reached and are confirmed safe. in puerto rico, maria's winds gave way to more than 30 inches of rain. overwhelming rivers levittown. the residents rescued from here are being taken to a nearby school. the cleanup process will likely take weeks, maybe months. david? >> victor oquendo from the storm zone. >>> there is breaking news tonight involves north korea. president trump with tough new sa

certainly hope that forecast holds, david. >> all right, rob marciano. and we will stay on the story of that nursing home. rob, thank you. >>> there was also great concern for so many american medical students on dominica. tonight, what we've learned about those americans, as we now see the catastrophic images coming in. an island wiped out. abc's victor oquendo in the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight, a look at the worst of maria's wrath. the hard-hit island of dominica -- total devastation. nearly everything destroyed. roads ripped, huge trees uprooted, debris littering the street. at least 15 people are dead, but many others are missing in communities that are completely cut off. and late today, word that 1,000 medical students, many of them american, whose condition was unknown, have been reached and are confirmed safe. in puerto rico, maria's winds gave way to more than 30 inches of rain. overwhelming rivers in levittown. the power company used cherry pickers to pluck residents from their rooftops, forced to wait until the floodwaters receded. david

we'll show you how victims who have been beaten and robbed on bart are now taking action.(pam) plus... as millions of people were evacuating hurricane irma... an expecting mother went into labor while stuck in bumper to bumper traffic. that story is up ahead.(steve) and... a city in the south bay is firing back at president trump's decision to revoke the daca program... we'll explain after the break. (steve) san jose became the first city to file a lawsuit against the trump administartion over its decision to rescind daca.(pam) eighteen states and the district of columbia have also filed lawsuits as well. in its suit, san jose claims the trump administrations decision to end daca... is unconstitutional. the city says, it is uniquely and directly harmed by the move. according to the suit... daca recipients provide public safety and other services critical to the community. richard konda is one of many helping those threatened by the decision to rescind daca. (richard konda/asian law alliance): "we have been super busy since the trump administration announced this and we are

thank you, victor, for your reporting and let's try going back to rob. rob back in dell way beach. jose is just around the corner. how much concern about this hurricane? >> well, the same folks that got devastated by irma, this is a horrible situation, paula. just mind boggling we have another major hurricanement this one a strong category 4 that it's approaching these islands, so barbuda, st. martin, st. barts. and the core should miss those islands and debris and just the living situation there is horrifying so not a good situation for them over the next 48 hours and for us over the next day and a half to two days our situation on the west coast 9 to 12 feet of storm su probably as much as that in some spots towards tampa and in miami, to key largo on the bad side so even though it's drifting west storm surge will be intense even up here and a chance for tornadoes over the next two days along the entire florida peninsula. >> this weather report brought to you by walgreens. paula and dan, we'll be back to you later in the show, technology hopeful. >> robert, thank you very much. >

rob? (rob live) it comes down to a debate between those who argue the curfew is costing the city money because concerts are being cancelled and those who say people who live near the stadium deserve a good nights sleep. here's more. a public meeting about the curfew scheduled for tuesday night was cancelled. instead, the city council decided it will survey residents about whether the current 10 pm curfew should beextended. citing the cancellation of an upcoming concert by pop star ed sheeran, the 49erssay the 10 pm curfew is costing them and the city of santa clara a lot of money that might be used to fund city services. back in may, the popular band u-2 blew past the ten pm deadline, irritating nearby residents who were promised that noise would be controlled and that concerts would end early on week nights. now, those residents will be given priority as thecity will conduct an on-line survey about noise, traffic, parking and whether that curfew should be extended perhaps by one hour. i c

rob, good morning to you. >> hey, paula, good morning. this is really when it gets real for the u.s. we've seen what irma has done to the caribbean islands anddoorst. already impacting that state and it really has been crushing cuba overnight. take a look what the satellite imagery is showing. the beating cuba has taken has taken a toll on the storm itself and weakened some in the last few hours but the canopy extends way up into the u.s. and latest track, mentioned the shift to the west and looking for it to go to as ft. myers, tampa and monday tropical storm into georgia. supering in on the most critical spots and timing it out, a category 4 or a 5 tonight into tomorrow and during the afternoon tomorrow naples, ft. myers, punta gorda and tampa, a 3 or 4 late tomorrow night. we're starting to see the rain now on the u.s. radar. that tells you how close it is and it's starting to lash the keys and miami proper with the outer bands and some of those have certainly some gusty winds so conditions will be deteriorating across south florida fr

i'm rob stallworth. back to you. >>> a line drive into the -- there was blood all over. >> so tough. a child hit by a fastball coming up. the push to protect all fans. that's all -- nationwide. >>> man's best friend banned from the ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. >>> despite protests and court hearings, it looks like construction will soon begin on the georgetown branch trail. it's been closed for weeks. contractors getting ready to begin work on the purple line light rail project. fences are up. the issue has been tied up i court. a judge ruled that work

two men accused ed of using a disabled boy to rob asian women in the south bay. they arrested dominque and juan earlier this month in connection to at least four robberies. they directed a third suspect, a 17-year-old disabled boy to steal jewelry off of the women. >>> now to the giants, they were on the road at dodger stadium, but back at home at at&t park, changes were made. new safety netting to protect the fans. the giants confirmed to us they will add more netting next season to the field level seats at at&t park. this is all to protect fans from foul balls and loose bats. threeteams pledged a similar move. this comes two days after a line drive foul ball hit a 4-year-old girl. she was seriously injured and remains in a new york hospital. >>> it is 7:08 with much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, president trump has a message loud and clear on twitter for the warriors, and seth curry this morning. what the president says about the team's invitation to the white house. plus? >> he's fired. fired! >> calling out kaepernick, president trump's rant ab

for more on this let's turn to our panel tonight ted harvey committee to defend the president and rob top aggressive talk show host and huff post contributor gentlemen good to have you with us tonight ted i'll go to you first is there merit in what the president is saying he said this at a rally in alabama. or a candidate that he is supporting in the senate race to replace jeff sessions it was a rather an odd place to bring this up i don't know if it has anything to do with that senate race but is there merit to what the president is saying if he says it's about respect for the flag of the country in the military what about that well sir personally i wish we were talking about everything that you've been talking about on this show for the last twenty five minutes north korea and and what's going on in iraq with the kurds and everything else but i do believe that the american people are frustrated with what they're seeing with sports athletes that are taking political stands on the field and disrespecting not only the flag but the constitution and i think as the son of a vietnam era fi

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rob was talking about the outer bands. we're feeling them right now, we're getting these incredibly intense wind gusts and that rain is coming down. this is why we evacuated because conditions just deteriorate so quickly. so i want you to take a look at this dire tweet from the key west, from the national weather service there in key west, it says in all caps, this is as real as it gets. nowhere in the florida keys will be safe. you still have time to evacuate. now, many residents decided to hunker down there. in fact, at least ten residents say they're staying at the ernest hemingway home and store during the museum. the general manager saying nine of her employees are staying with her and that she had an obligation to take care of the building and the famous cats there, animals, of course, the sometimes forgotten victims of storms. we met some residents who were thinking about staying. we called them back overnight. they did stay. listen in. >> they're not going to accept you because they have no room. the shelters are t

>> rob marciano. and we'll stay on the story of that nursing home. thank you, rob. >>> great concern for american medical students on dominica. we now see the catastrophic images coming in. the island wiped out. abc's victor oquendo in the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight, a look at the worst of maria's wrath, the hard-hit island of dominica, total devastation. nearly everything destroyed. roads ripped, huge trees uprooted, debris littering the street. many others are missing in communities that are completely cut off. and late today, word that 1,000 medical students, many of them american, whose condition was unknown, have been reached and are confirmed safe. in puerto rico, maria's winds gave way to more than 30 inches of rain. overwhelming rivers levittown. the residents rescued from here are being taken to a nearby school. the cleanup process will likely take weeks, maybe months. david? >> victor oquendo from the storm zone. >>> there is breaking news tonight involves north korea. president trump with tough new sanctions against north korea, and

(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe has the details for us now live from campbell. rob? (rob live) four armed robberies in four different cities including campbell where the victim saw a gun. all four robberies occurring in broad daylight and the suspects have since turned up in surveillance images from all four incidents. so far campbell is the only jurisdiction to release surveillance photos but the pictures are so clear investigators say there may be no need to release the other images, which are said to include some video as well. police are confidant someone will recognize these two people, described as a white or hispanic male and a white female. the two are suspected in at least four separate armed robberies in campbell, santa clara, sunnyvale and san jose. the crime spree began early on the morning of friday, september 8th. in each case the suspects confronted people as they conducted transactions at atm machines like these at this chase branch bank at winchester and hamilton avenues according to campbell police captain joe cefalu. captain joe cenfalu/campbell po

rob great to know you. we'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm chris nguyen. petaluma police need your help identifying a man accused of several robberies. they've released this surveillance photo of the suspect. the man in the baseball hat robbed palm beach tan yesterday. investigators believe he also hit yogurt world last saturday and a sees candies earlier this month. he may be connected with more robberies in sonoma county. he may have a handgun. call police if you recognize them. >>> raiders quarterback shawn smith pled no guilty to assault charges. he's accused of beating his sister's boyfriend on july 4th. he claims he was defending his sister. smith could face up to seven years in prison if convicted. he signed a $40 million deal with the raiders last year. it's unclear how much of a role he's play in sunday's game against the denver broncos. >>> this afternoon matt cain will make the final start of his 13-year career against the padres at at&t park. he announced his retirem

meteorologist rob mayeda is here. you have a look at our micromy klatt forecast. >> fall is in for summer today, comfortable temperatures, nice start to the weekend, if you like numbers in the 70s to low 80s inland including san jose. >> i do. >> good news. we'll see more of that. little more cloud cover to start the morning in san francisco, 57 degrees, patchy fog in the north bay, 60 in san jose, as you saw, some hazy skies around the santa clara valley and oakland raiders at home against the jets a little bit later on this afternoon. 60 right now. you have the silver and gray skies over oakland for the moment, temperatures into the low 70s later on this afternoon as we managed to get into this comfortable pattern with the onshore breeze temperatures in the mid 80s and the warmest spots well inland and east bay valleys will be trending cooler tomorrow, windy at times and we're still tracking a slight chance of seeing some rain and possibly now sierra snow. >> whoa! >> forecast toward the end of the seven-day forecas

rob, you witnessed the storm firsthand and the aftermath. so much devastation from irma and maria and now we're hearing another weather front moving in. >> it's not a hurricane. the next few days heavier rain. flash flood watch is up. the radar in puerto rico was blown away by maria. they'll have a hard time tracking some of these storms. >> based on your experience why is it so hard to get supplies to people who need it desperately right now? >> you saw in alex's report. the containers in the port are commercial. they're private sector. they need to get their drivers, diesels and trucks, very much in short supply. still after a week in my opinion it's way too slow. you need heavy equipment and fuel trucks. that is a military operation. after seeing that report, we all want to help. this is a ceo and he saw a report about a nursing home in need. he loaded up his corporate jet and delivered much needed supplies there. it's still a week to get clearance. the airport is barely operational. the scope of this is remarkable. the entire island affe

drug dealers. >> i only rob dope boys. what you're doing is illegal, so chances are if i do something illegal to you, it's just going to chalk it up to the gang. >> there's a dangerous aspect to that. >> yeah. >> did you ever have any problems with that? >> i've been shot. i've been shot am in my face, been shot in my thighs, my back, my ass. i've been shot a few times. but, i mean, it's the cost of doing business. >> i was struck by ezekiel's loathing of drugs and drug addiction. i mean, drugs seem to surround ezekiel in many ways. i mean, i think it caused a deprivation in his childhood. his brother, whom he adored, had a drug addiction, and that really bothered ezekiel. >> my daddy ain't raising no dope fiends. why all of a sudden you want to start using drugs? you going to let somebody else convince you to pay them your money, take out of your children's mouth, so you can poison yourself? that's just stupidity. that's beyond stupid. >> ezekiel can't stand me on meth. if you see somebody sitting there cutting on theirse

you're that much of a coward you have to rob a woman. i'm ashamed of robbing a female. >> after the robbery bloodworth and his accomplice were quickly apprehended. but for bloodworth, the arresting officer added the ultimate insult. >> step on my shoe my new all white adidas. i was mad. i was mad. it was fresh. >> you robbed someone with a gun and you were mad because a policeman stepped on your new tennis shoe? i just want to make sure -- >> yeah, you right. but you know -- i like to give punishment, i don't like to receive it. >> the final interview with bloodworth ended with a revealing exchange. >> do you think you deserve to be in here? >> no. i don't think i deserve to be in here. >> what do you think you would be doing if you were out on the street right now? >> the same thing. >> you don't think you should be in here? >> i don't think i should the people the law-abiding citizens do who don't want to get robbed. it's a cold world. it's a cold world. i need money, you have it. the way i get it is by robbing you. i'm saying i know i

rob mayeda has been tracking the conditions all day long. this is amazing stuff, rob. >> just how hot the temperatures have been over the last two days really amazing. we did smash records again today. move et field up to 106 degrees that beats the old record for the day which was 93 degrees. you mentioned downtown san francisco wp officially checking at 102 degrees in downtown san francisco. you can see oakland up to sand rafael trumpets from 101 to 105. calistoga at 112, santa rosa. 108. you can see the air quality outside. another spare the air day tomorrow and this continuation of the excessive heat warning through monday for the inland valleys. but signs of relief returning to the coast even though the coast seeing temperatures in the 80s and 90s. another thing to watch late tomorrow increasing clouds out of the south bringing up humidity and chance of thunder showers, especially for the south bay hills. closer look at that in the forecast coming nup 12 minutes. >> that's a lot, rob. thanks. >>> typically people head to san francisco du

rob andl rob and i will be looking at the newspapers in a moment, not sure about natalie. hurricane irma slams into the florida keys with winds up to 130 miles per hour. millions of homes and businesses are without power. there's barely a soul on the streets anywhere in southern florida, due to risk of flying debris. the hurricane is predicted to create a storm surge which could be up to 15 feet high in places. cuba has already been battered by the hurricane. there's been significant damage and the recovery process is getting under way. in other news, officials in mexico say at least 90 people are now known to have died in thursday's earthquake. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. the musicalfadeout, so you'll to sit still. with me are rob merrick, deputy political editor of the independent, and writer and broadcaster natalie haynes. and fidget. welcome to you both. tomorrow's front pages. the financial times leads with hurricane irma leaving more than one million homes in florida without power. the ‘i' also talks abo

i do remember though, rob, i'm sure you do even better thani rob, i'm sure you do even better than i do it that labour said, we've got it wrong on immigration, when ed miliband was in charge. tony blair has not said it before, though. it is significant that he accepts that in the ruled that he allowed when he was prime minister, they are no longer appropriate, he said, that was the story this morning that he had used to produce this report, saying that it was time to reduce controls on free movement, perhaps that would be enough to change voters' mine, perhaps it would be enough to stop brexit, which is what tony blair wants to do. it was interesting watching this morning, you could see a bit of despair that it is only tony who is out there making the case for, even at this stage believing that voters' mine could be changed and perhaps that brexit could be reversed. ken clarke, the most pro—eu conservative, saying that this belief was hopeless. tony did look on his own. what surprises me is that critics of brexit don't sort of turned to the fact as often as i would have expected to

the conditions could quickly change. >>> rob mayeda here. it was cooler. still hot by our standards today, though. >> san francisco cooler by almost 20 degrees but still 14 degrees above the average temperature. we really need 40 degrees of cooling to make everybody happy right now. we're halfway there around the bay and the coast. by tomorrow, even the valleys will begin to see a cooldown. san francisco, 81. better than 102. things cooling there. west wind. notice not much in the way of fog just yet. that's the coolant through the ocean air congreditioning. that will make a comeback during the day tomorrow. see pleasanton still 105 degrees. technically cooler but it doesn't really feel sensibly cooler outside. but let's look at the temperature projection as we go through tomorrow. you can see the numbers there in the 90s. so that is better. pleasanton out of 105-degree territory into the lower to mid-90s tomorrow. san jose, 93 degrees. as we have our evening plans tonight, another warm night inland staying in the 90s through 7:00. around the bay, staying

rob, thank you. we're going to check in with rob in a few minutes to get the latest track on maria. >>> we turn to a close call from an army blackhawk helicopter. >> the helicopter was flying security missions for the united nations general assembly here in new york city when it was hit by a drone. abc's erielle reshef is on that story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that collision happened over a residential neighborhood in staten island, believed to be the first between an aircraft and a civilian drone. the pilot was forced to land at a new jersey airport after some tense moments in the sky. this morning the u.s. army is investigating how a drone collided with this blackhawk helicopter in new york city. this damage to the chopper's blade and window after the drone slammed into it at approximately 500 feet around 8:00 p.m. thursday night. in the united states it's against the law for private drone pilots to fly at an altitude greater than 400 feet. for now the drone's owner is unkno

rob great to know you. we'll see you tomorrow on "gma." >> from abc 7 news, this is a good morning washington up. good saturday morning, here's a look outside in bethesda, maryland. a beautiful start to the weekend. books are already out on the green. it is a good day for a round of golf. degrees. still in the low 50's for winchester. hagerstowns -- around 59 the d.c. metro. it is a little greasy. notice our wind speeds in the teens. peak wind gust this afternoon right around 25 miles per hour. if you're heading out to the kids festival, it is perfect for that. temperatures reaching a daytime high of 69 degrees. up tomorrow morning, it is a chilly start to our sunday. many of us starting out tomorrow morning in the 40's. we will be in the low 40's for the d.c. metro desk low 50's for the d.c. metro. -- low 50's the d.c. metro. notice our temperatures reaching around 71 degrees. a few degrees below average for this time of year. certainly a cool start. going to continue into next week. take a look at monday

rob? (rob live) i am here at the offices of the immigrant rights network known as siren. it is one of many south bay organizations who are banding together to help dreamers fight back. hundreds of daca supporters attended a rally here at the martin luther king dr. library tuesday to pledge their support to dreamers like ariadna, a daca recipient, who was brought to this country when she was a child. ariadna/daca recipient "....daca changed my life, it changed my family and our way of life, it gave us a fighting chance....."a range of local activists denounced the trump administrations decision to end the deferred action to children of immigrants program as callous and cowardly. city resources were pledged by jose mayor sam liccardo.sam liccardo/san jose mayor ".....so to the thousands of dreamers in san jose and santa clara county,, we've got your back...."maricela gutierrez/immigrant rights network"....we will not let up on our pressure on the whitehouse and congress, there are several bills pending and we will pressure members on both sides of the aisle to preserve the

police say a group of three men shot then robbed a man overnight in kingsessing investigators think the same group may be behind another violent crime just minutes earlier. fox 29's dave schratwieser reports. >> the times we live is really really sad. it really is. >> betty askew has lived in king says sipping for almost 50 years. when gunfire rang out on her block wednesday night, she knew something very bad had just happen. >> i heard a pop, and i thought it was the kids with firecrackers and i heard another pop. >> reporter: what askew heard was shots being fired by three gunmen as they tried to rob a 30-year-old man while he walk to his girlfriend's home near 54th and warrington. as they attacked the man, he tried to run off and was gunned down right in the middle of the street. >> they fire a shot. hits him in the back. hits his spine. temporarily paralyzed at this point. not sure if that's going to be a long-term condition. >> reporter: random and robbery and shooting here came five minutes before a similar arm rob before he by three suspect at 58 and kingsessing that 3184 old vic

rob? >> you are right. these are other issues to get matt out for the past two weeks he has doubled back on his strong immigration sense and now maybe we won't fill the wall and he signed an effective deal with pelosi and schumer and he's got to do something which is to go back to alabama and remind his supporters that he still the same guy. he's the same guy and when he gets to dc his little more of a dealmaker in a moderate and frankly -- five we have to go but that point is interesting. what do you do when you are a liberal and you thought he was hitler for daca and he keeps daca and how can you think he is hitler? >> likely, he helps you. he makes the speech in the un and he doesn't want them to like him. greg: to move on. the north korean minister hurled some insults and threats to present it up on saturday. that is my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i

for those of you who don't know rob, rob is the cyber lead at the national security council. he's the so-called cyber czar, the correlator for all things cyber. he comes to the white house from the national security agency where, among other roles, he iran tao which i think has gotten a little more notice in recent years. there is a time we can even mention that but rob comes to this job with true professionalism. he has worked these issues from a collector and operators perspective and he has a natural ability to translate those ideas into policy and the like. thank you for doing this, especially the last minute. i thought we would start with a general question, the executive order that was promulgated in may. i know a lot of homework items were due early september, late august. can you give us a sense of where we stand, i don't expect you to break all news in exactly what was provided, but tell me where things have been and in particular, just because it's been a common theme overall event, the cyber deterrent language in particular. >> thanks for the opportunity to be here

drug dealers. >> i only rob dope boys. what you're doing is illegal, so chances are if i do something illegal to you, it's just going to chalk it up to the gang. >> there's a dangerous aspect to that. >> yeah. >> did you ever have any problems with that? >> i've been shot. i've been shot am in my face, been shot in my thighs, my back, my ass. i've been sh a few times. but, i mean, it's the cost of doing business. >> i was struck by ezekiel's loathing of drugs and drug addiction. i mean, drugs seem to surround ezekiel in many ways. i mean, i think it caused a deprivation in his childhood. his brother, whom he adored, had a drug addiction, and that really bothered ezekiel. >> my daddy ain't raising no dope fiends. why all of a sudden you want to start using drugs? you going to let somebody else convince you to pay them your money, take out of your children's mouth, so you can poison yourself? that's just stupidity. that's beyond stupid. >> ezekiel can't stand me on meth. if you see somebody sitting there cutting on theirself

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