ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. anthony scaramucci's firing caught nearly everyone off guard as new chief of staff john kelly tries to get the white house on track. >> here is abc reporter megan hughes. >> reporter: white house chief of staff john kelly is charged with restoring order. anthony scaramucci who was in the back of the room as kelly was sworn in was in the cross hairs. >> i predetective general kelly will be down in terms of the position of chief of staff one of the great ever. >> reporter: the controversial communications director known as the mucch made waves. >> i love the president. >> astacker several in the new yorker. calling rice preebes a [ bleep ] evening skchizophrenic. his words went viral. his gestures mirroring the president's mocked on "the daily show." the white house says the president, who used some choice words himself in the past, wasn't pleased. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarp ah sanders took over from sean spicer the same day scara

threatens to make the situation much worse. thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. tonight's harvey's wrath is expanding. unrelenting rain forcing thousands to evacuate. >> the water continues to rise, leaving people scrambling to get to dry land. under pouring rain, dozens jumped on dump trucks to get to safety. a reporter from our sister station talked to one of the youngest evacuees. a dump truck took him to a site where he was reunited with his mom. >> what was it like when he left? >> flooded. >> reporter: what do you mean? >> up to my neck flooded. >> reporter: serious? how scary was that. >> i started crying. >> as anybody would do. the storm is blamed for at least six deaths. officials say more than 4,400 rescues and evacuations happened today alone. 25 inches of rain pounded houston in only 36 hours. forecasters expect that amount to double. abc news reporter lana zak has the latest from houston. >> reporter: good evening, dan and ama. there's been so much generosity here but the need is so great here in houston and elsewhere. officials and the red cross a

brand-new chief of staff is the one in charge. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. anthony scaramucci's firing caught nearly everyone off guard as new chief of staff john kelly tries to get the white house on track. >> here is abc reporter megan hughes. >> reporter: white house chief of staff john kelly is charged with restoring order. anthony scaramucci who was in the back of the room as kelly was sworn in was in the cross hairs. >> i predetective general kelly will be down in terms of the position of chief of staff one of the great ever. >> reporter: the controversial communications director known as the mucch made waves. >> i love the president. >> astacker several in the new yorker. calling rice preebes a [ bleep ] evening skchizophrenic. his words went viral. his gestures mirroring the president's mocked on "the daily show." the white house says the president, who used some choice words himself in the past, wasn't pleased. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person in that position. >> reporter: white house press se

the fire danger is not over yet. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. hot temperatures across the bay area will continue tomorrow adding to the fire concern. we have live team cerage tonight. >> that's right. let's begin with "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandhya patel and the heat add sliceory that has been extended to you. >> yeah, dan and ama. the heat advisory for the hills has been extended until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. heat aid visory ill unless is possible. this also has been extended now until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. dangerous heat up, to 108 degrees in that area. live doppler 7 is tracking some changes and those changes include some moisture just off the coastline here. this could translate into a shower or a thunderstorm. i will be back with the details hour-by-hour look coming up, dan. >> sandhya, thanks very much. to the developing news the berkley hills, sky 7 shows the scene after a grass fire spread through thick vegetation this afternoon. you can see how sbenls it was. this is near the area devastated by the oakland hills firestorm more than 25 years ago. you can

trying to break into silicon valley. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. google ceo delivered his remarks in mountain view this evening. it happened around the same time james damore was on the google campus. >> he's the man fired from the company pending the now infamous memo on gender diversity. he held a sign saying "fired while telling the truth" while wearing a shirt with the word gulag. >> katie marzullo is live in mountain view with the new developments. katey. >> reporter: dan, ama, the event was an award ceremony for girls in tech. the ceo of google gave the girls a well- received pep talk. that was after he cancered a company meeting on gender diversity. >> you belong here and we need you. >> reporter: google ceo sunld ar pichai addressed the girls in mountain view. >> i want you to know there is a place for you in this industry. there's a place for you at google. don't let anyone tell you otherwise. >> reporter: his words came hours after he cancelled a companywide meeting on jenner issues. the town hall, scheduled in t

threatens to make the situation much worse. thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. tonight's harvey's wrath is expanding. unrelenting rain forcing thousands to evacuate. >> the water continues to rise, leaving people scrambling to get to dry land. under pouring rain, dozens jumped on dump trucks to get to safety. a reporter from our sister station talked to one of the youngest evacuees. a dump truck took him to a site where he was reunited with his mom. >> what was it like when he left? >> flooded. >> reporter: what do you mean? >> up to my neck flooded. >> reporter: serious? how scary was that. >> i started crying. >> as anybody would do. the storm is blamed for at least six deaths. officials say more than 4,400 rescues and evacuations happened today alone. 25 inches of rain pounded houston in only 36 hours. forecasters expect that amount to double. abc news reporter lana zak has the latest from houston. >> reporter: good evening, dan and ama. there's been so much generosity here but the need is so great here in houston and elsewhere. officials and the red cross a

evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. tonight about a third of houston is covered in water according to the texas military department. at least 19 deaths are blamed on the storm. harvey weakend as it came ashore again today hitting eastern texas an louisiana. 37 louisiana parishes have declared local emergencies. >> houston's focus is now rescue and recovery. the police chief says they've received up to 70,000 calls for help. rescuers believe thousands are still stranded. abc reporter marcy gonzales is at a shelter in houston. >> reporter: good evening. shelter vibrant soundbridge been welcoming people by the bus load and are expecting more. always the governor says, in some places the worst of harvey's impact still isn't over. the floodwaters still rising, bringing more desperation in texas near the louisiana border. >> everything in gone in the neighborhood. >> in port arthur, this nursing home under water. more than 70 elderly patients stranded and soaked for 24 hours until help finally arrived. >> it just breaks my heart. >> reporter: in beaumont, rescues by boat -- >>

fiercely protective of his family. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the vigil came hours after police announced they made an arrest, but tonight focus was on the victim. >> charlie ly was shot and killed inside his own store on monday night. "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo is live at the san jose police department with new developments this evening. katey. >> reporter: dan, ama, charlie ly was much more than a liquor store owner to his customers. tonight they told stories of his generosity and friendship. >> kyle, david, jacob will continue to live out his enduring legacy. >> reporter: more than 100 people gathered at jim's liquor mart to honor the long-time owner. >> he helped me tear apart my entire vehicle in his parking lot and helped me fix it. has given me things when i was in need. >> even when you don't have the right money to pay for him, he said, bring it later. he trusted the people that goes around his store. >> reporter: ly was known to be fiercely protective of his family. his wife was working alongside him when he was shot and killed monday night. thursday police a

ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the vigil came hours after police announced they made an arrest, tonight focus was on b the victim. >> charlie ly was shot and killed inside his own store ong. "abc 7 news" reporter katie marzullo is live at the san jose police department with new developments this evening. katey. >> reporter: dan, ama, charlie ly was much more than a liquor store owner to his customers.is generosity and friendship. >> kyle, david, jacob will continue to live out his enduring legacy. >> reporter: more than 100 people gathered at jim's liquor mart to honor the long-timed me entire vehicle in his parking lot and helped me fix it. has given me things when i was in need. >> even when you don't have the right money to pay for him, he said, bring it later. he trusted the people that goes around his store. >> reporter: ly was known to be fiercelyctive oiste fa pmily. his wife was working alongside him when he was shot and killed monday night. thursday police arrested 21 year old muniumee ind. eyov a mer handgun they believe was used in the shooting. >> unbelievable investigative work.

evening and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. google ceo delivered his remarks in mountain view this evening. it happened around the same time james damore was on the google campus. >> he's the man fired from the company pending the now infamous memo on gender diversity. he held a sign saying "fired while telling the truth" while wearing a shirt with the word gulag. >> katie marzullo is live in mountain view with the new developments. katey. >> reporter: dan, ama, the event was an award ceremony for girls in tech. the ceo of google gave the girls a well- received pep talk. that was after he cancered a company meeting on gender diversity. >> you belong here and we need you. >> reporter: google ceo sunld ar pichai addressed the girls in mountain view. >> i want you to know there is a place for you in this industry. there's a place for you at google. don't let anyone tell you otherwise. >> reporter: his words came hours after he cancelled a companywide meeting on jenner issues. the town hall, scheduled in the aftermath of a controversial memo on gender

far from over tonight. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. tonight about a third of houston is covered in water according to the texas military department. at least 19 deaths are blamed on the storm. harvey weakend as it came ashore again today hitting eastern texas an louisiana. 37 louisiana parishes have declared local emergencies. >> houston's focus is now rescue and recovery. the police chief says they've received up to 70,000 calls for help. rescuers believe thousands are still stranded. abc reporter marcy gonzales is at a shelter in houston. >> reporter: good evening. shelter vibrant soundbridge been welcoming people by the bus load and are expecting more. always the governor says, in some places the worst of harvey's impact still isn't over. the floodwaters still rising, bringing more desperation in texas near the louisiana border. >> everything in gone in the neighborhood. >> in port arthur, this nursing home under water. more than 70 elderly patients stranded and soaked for 24 hours until help finally arrived. >> it just breaks my heart. >> reporter: in beau

memo. tonight that man is vowing to fight back. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. that memo argued that women didn't have the biological makeup to succeed in silicon valley. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim is following the developing story. >> reporter: dan and ama, the fired employee identified as software engineer james damore told "the new york times" he will likely take legal action against google. the company hasn't publicly commented on the firing, but the ceo told employees that he violated the code of conduct. in his ten-page manifesto he mentioned google's ideological echo chamber where dissenters are shamed into silence. in his case it led to his firing. his memo questioned google's push for diversity, that the company's gender gap in technical is due to biological issues. women on average are more prone to anxiety he says and men have a higher drive for status. many in the tech industry found the generalizations contrary. >> it goes contrary to what makes a society innovative. >> he doesn't seem very educated on diversity at

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fire danger is not over yet. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. hot temperatures across the bay area will continue tomorrow adding to the fire concern. we have live team coverage tonight. >> that's right. let's begin with "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandhya patel and the heat add sliceory that has been extended to you. >> yeah, dan and ama. the heat advisory for the hills has been extended until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. heat aid visory ill unless is possible. this also has been extended now until 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. dangerous heat up, to 108 degrees in that area. live doppler 7 is tracking some changes and those changes include some moisture just off the coastline here. this could translate into a shower or a thunderstorm. i will be back with the details hour-by-hour look coming up, dan. >> sandhya, thanks very much. to the developing news the berkley hills, sky 7 shows the scene after a grass fire spread through thick vegetation this afternoon. you can see how sbenls it was. this is near the area devastated by the oakland hills firestorm more than 25 years ago. you can i

it ended right here in the bay area. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. this all unfolded within the last few hours. northwestern university professor wyndham lathem and university of oxford employee andrew warren have been on the run more than a week wanted for the murder of a 26 year old man. >> tonight both lathem and warren are in custody here in the bay area. leslie brinkley is following breaks details in the newsroom. leslie. >> it is not known, dan, why the men were in the bay area. but we know local law enforcement agencies were told to be on the lookout for the suspects over the last two days. u.s. marshals say 42-year-old wyndham lathem surrendered at the federal courthouse in oakland before 8:00 tonight. 56-year-old andrew warren surrendered at park station in san francisco around the same time. >> he was taken into custody without incident. he did turn himself in and we did confirm he was wanted out of chicago for a murder. >> reporter: chicago police had been searching for the men since last thursday night. that's when 26 year old trenton cornell dura

evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. an excessive heat warning will expire for the bay area, and we'll get a break before the next heat wave ends. >> lonny rivera has been out in the heat all day, but first, let's check in with drew tuma to see if any records were set. >> today, no records were set. they were safe, but that didn't stop temperatures from soring into the triple digits inland. it was hot. highs today, 108 in fairfield. 103 in gilroy. 106 in choef loverdale. the only place it wasn't hot, the coastline in the 60s. changes are coming. the fog, going t expansive tomorrow morning to help cool us off. by midday tomorrow, only in the 70s and 80s. but our next heat wave is not far behind. that's coming up in the forecast. ama? >> thank you, drew. >>> lonny rivera continues our live team coverage from walnut creek. >> reporter: ama, you can really feel the heat out here and you can see it when you look at all the dry brush here. it's one of the reasons officials say during this time of day, avoid any strenuo activity. >> here you go. >> reporter: a steady flow of c

fight back. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. that memo argued that women didn't have the biological makeup to succeed in silicon valley. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim is following the developing story. >> reporter: dan and ama, the fired employee identified as software engineer james damore told "the new york times" he will likely take legal action against google. the company hasn't publicly commented on the firing, but the ceo told employees that he violated the code of conduct. in his ten-page manifesto he mentioned google's ideological echo chamber where dissenters are shamed into silence. in his case it led to his firing. his memo questioned google's push for diversity, that the company's gender gap in technical is due to biological issues. women on average are more prone to anxiety he says and men have a higher drive for status. many in the tech industry found the generalizations contrary. >> it goes contrary to what makes a society innovative. >> he doesn't seem very educated on diversity at tech companies. >> google's ceo say

ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. this all unfolded within the last few hours. northwestern university professor wyndham lathem and university of oxford employee andrew warren have been on the run more than a week wanted for the murder of a 26 year old man. >> tonight both lathem and warren are in custody here in the bay area. leslie brinkley is following breaks details in the newsr>> ie men were in the bay area. but we know local law enforcement agencies were told to be on the lookout for the suspects over the last two days. u.s. marshals say 42-year-old wyndham lathem surrendered at the federal courthouse in oakland before 8:00 tonight. 56-year-old andrew warren surrendered at park station in safrancisco around the same time. >> he was taken into custody without incident. he did turn himself in and we did confirm he was wanted out of chicago for a murder. >> reporter: chicago police had been searching for the men since last thursday night. that's when 26 year old trenton cornell duran low was found stabbed to death in lathem's luxu luxury apartment. >> this place is safe most of the

controversial rally this weekend. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the permits for the rally organized by supporters for president trump was approved today. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim is live with this story. >> reporter: dan and ama, businesses were told to close for safety reasons in case saturday's rally turns violent. no strikes at the bowling center on saturday and those that work here are not happy about having to shet down. employees had to tell families the birthday parties they scheduled can no longer take place >> it is bad timing i guess. any time you lose a day's revenue for something like this, it is not good at all. >> reporter: the business shut down had the pre-sid yo will stretch to crissy field where a prayer rally is scheduled. the national park service issued the permit citing the right to free speech. conditions include no firearms, aerosols, ammunition, big backpacks, drones, explosives, helmets, mace or pepper spray. employees at the cycle shop questioned whether issuing the permit was the right thing to do. >> i understand free speech and all

you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. a strong show of support in the east bay for a teacher who lost her husband. >> jerrod tucker was killed in the attack in barcelona while the couple was on an anniversary vacation. "abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard is live with more. >> reporter: ama, dan, love, prayers and support coming from this school tonight for a popular teacher now dealing with the tragic loss of her husband. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: sox and prayers at the christian school for sixth grade teacher heidi tucker. >> the events of today are not tout come we prayed for. >> this school family got the terrible news heidi's husband jared was killed during the barcelona terror attack. >> we love heidi. we care tremendously for her, for her family. >> this is hitting our whole family here. >> reporter: the couple had been married just one year. parent bridget collins said heidi was very happy. >> i got to hear the story, you know, kind of meeting the love of her life and, you know, so it is shocking for all of us. >> reporter: the tuckers were in barcelona,

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and 80s. but our next heat wave is not far behind. that's coming up in the forecast. ama? >> thank you, drew. >>> lonny rivera continues our live team coverage from walnut creek. >> reporter: ama, you can really feel the heat out here and you can see it when you look at all the dry brush here. it's one of the reasons officials say during this time of day, avoid any strenuous activity. >> here you go. >> reporter: a steady flow of cars and trucks cruised through this car wash. >> today is monday. i didn't prepare at all. a>>reporter: alana lopez admits se didn't wear sun screen. >> it's nice to be inside for the air conditioner. >> reporter: they work in rotations, but the guys that clean the cars are the real troopers around here. >> i give them props. yo i don't know how they do it. i don't personally do well with the heat. >> they work so hard. and i want to give them the bigger tip. >> reporter: some say the heat is more bearable under a shady tree. >> the breeze out here is so nice, it makes it kind of liveable. it's not just like baking heat. so i find it to be quite nice. >>

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celestial phenomenon. hi, maggie. >> reporter: hi, larry and ama. it was a celestial phenomena. we've been here since thursday waiting for this eclipse. now that it's finally happened, i can tell you all of the prep was 100% worth it. after 38 years, the wait is finally over. >> there it is! total eclipse of the sun! >> amazing! i love it! >> reporter: the moon's shadow raced across the u.s. leaving millions of americans in the dark for a few brief moments of totality. >> second most beautiful thing i've seen in my life. >> absolutely amazing. it's so dark out here. it looks like a sunset over there. it's amazing. >> reporter: casting a shadow over the millions who flocked to oregon, including our mercy gonzalez. >> you can hear the excitement here in lincoln city, oregon. the first place in the country to witness this total eclipse. >> reporter: treating dead center for a blackout. finally the last stop in the u.s., charleston, south carolina. right now, you can see the sun just peeking around the moon. we are in a total solar eclipse. some taking advantage of this once in a lifetime

. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the permitting process for the official events this weekend organized by conservative groups is still under way on both sides of the bay. >> also changing as we speak in fact. the plans for counter protests, some of the tactics do not follow the obvious route. >> let's start with leeann melendez with the latest developments there. >> reporter: the organizer of saturday's event at chrissy eld is telling everyone that the permit will be issued. meantime, the golden gate national recreation area has not confirmed that. now, also when asked if security will be as tight as it was during the super bowl city in early 2016, the mayor of san francisco said, i think even tighter. this is what we might see on saturday during the patriot prayer rally, a tightly secured rally at chrissy field like the one in june 2016. san francisco's mayor ed lee is concerned that weapons could be secretly brought in given the many vulnerable spots. >> if we had a condition as we wish for no weapons and no guns, it would be easy for poo eople penetrate those.

evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. an excessive heat warning will expire for the bay area, and we'll get a break before the next heat wave ends. >> lonny rivera has been out in the heat all day, but first, let's check in with drew tuma to see if any records were set. >> today, no records were set. they were safe, but that didn't stop temperatures from soring into the triple digits inland. it was hot. highs today, 108 in fairfield. 103 in gilroy. 106 in choef loverdale. the only place it wasn't hot, the coastline in the 60s. changes are coming. the fog, going to be more expansive tomorrow morning to help cool us off. by midday tomorrow, only in the 70s and 80s. but our next heat wave is not far behind. that's coming up in the forecast. ama? >> thank you, drew. >>> lonny rivera continues our live team coverage from walnut creek. >> reporter: ama, you can really feel the heat out here and you can see it when you look at all the dry brush here. it's one of the reasons officials say during this time of day, avoid any strenuous activity. >> here you go. >> reporter: a steady flo

ama llama drama. >> whether there is a llama or not there is ama drama. >> you never know what's coming. >> larry coined a new word yesterday. cloggy. it's cloggy again today. it was until a few minutes ago. the skies are beginning to clear a little bit in the immediate san francisco area. along the coastline you can still see lots of low clouds clinging, just holding on for dear life. this is the view at santa cruz beach. people out there with umbrellas and bathing suits. we'll see low clouds expanding overnight with a chance of patchy morning drizzle. it will be mild to warm in the daytime the next few days through sunday and it will turn cooler next week. already it's cooler than average for this time of year but generally pretty mild in the mid afternoon. here is the forecast. starting at 8:00 tonight. more low clouds. in the santa cruz area it will still be bright and sunny. we'll see spotty coastal drizzle during the overnight hours. 5:00 tomorrow morning we'll have widespread low clouds, reduced visibility, maybe even damp spots. later in the morning we see the clouds pull

called adopt a nazi. and it's not what you think. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz in for kristen sze. thank you for joining us. the campaign is raising money through crowd funding to benefit a civil rights group that tracks extreme hate groups. >> as leeann melendez explains it's a peaceful protest against an upcoming right-wing rally in san francisco. >> reporter: as you know, many oppose that rally here in san francisco. one group, the jewish bar association of san francisco, took the idea of a town in germany, of all places, and came up with this. the jewish bar association of san francisco thought its campaign called adopt-a-nazi would raise only $10,000. >> we hit it within 24 hours. we bumped it up to $25,000. then $30,000. then $50,000. then 60,000. >> reporter: it is likely they'll pass the $100,000 goal. >> they have the right to be here, first amendment. we have the right to respond. >> reporter: the group he's referring to is patriot prayer scheduled to rally at chrissy field. the organizer said they don't want violence either. >> if you participate in starting

latest for tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. a strong show of support in the east bay for a teacher who lost her husband. >> jerrod tucker was killed in the attack in barcelona while the couple was on an anniversary vacation. "abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard is live with more. >> reporter: ama, dan, love, prayers and support coming from this school tonight for a popular teacher now dealing with the tragic loss of her husband. ♪ amazing grace >> reporter: sox and prayers at the christian school for sixth grade teacher heidi tucker. >> the events of today are not tout come we prayed for. >> this school family got the terrible news heidi's husband jared was killed during the barcelona terror attack. >> we love heidi. we care tremendously for her, for her family. >> this is hitting our whole family here. >> reporter: the couple had been married just one year. parent bridget collins said heidi was very happy. >> i got to hear the story, you know, kind of meeting the love of her life and, you know, so it is

worried about a possible atalk. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. tonight pyongyang has set a timeline for potential attack on guam. >> we have team coverage. let's begin with emily row in the nation's capital. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> reporter: a direct response now to president trump from the commander of north korea's army, a new statement calling the president's threat a load of nonsense, saying north korea will complete its plan to attack waters near guam by mid-august. >> they will be met with fire, fury and, frankly, power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> reporter: hours after the president said those words tuesday, north korea responding with its own warning, citing that potential plan to target guam, the u.s. territory home to key military bases and 160,000 americans. secretary of state rex tillerson attempting to strike a softer tone. >> what the president was doing is sending a strong message to

ashley. >> i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> spain is still reeling tonight from the first terror attack that killed 13 people this morning in barcelona when a van rammed into a crowd of pedestrians and a house exploded in nearby alcanta. >> 100 people are hurt. the state department says among them one american, but they've not identified that person. we also know one man from the bay area is missing tonight. jerrod tucker from lafayette was on vacation in barcelona with his wife. >> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard begins team coverage live from lafayette this evening. >> reporter: tucker's brother-in-law tells us tonight the family is desperate for information about where he is, his wife searching for answers and assistance in spain. > she didn't know what to do, she couldn't find jared. >> reporter: relatives are desperate to locate 43-year-old jarett tucker. he and his wife heidi with in barcelona, the final stop of their european vacation. the couple was walking through the popular area when they briefly separated. >> he left because he had to go to the covering d

during a controversial rally this weekend. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the permits for the rally organized by supporters for president trump was approved today. >> "abc 7 news" reporter lilian kim is live with this story. >> reporter: dan and ama, businesses were told to close for safety reasons in case saturday's rally turns violent. no strikes at the bowling center on saturday and those that work here are not happy about having to shet down. employees had to tell families the birthday parties they scheduled can no longer take place >> it is bad timing i guess. any time you lose a day's revenue for something like this, it is not good at all. >> reporter: the business shut down had the pre-sid yo will stretch to crissy field where a prayer rally is scheduled. the national park service issued the permit citing the right to free speech. conditions include no firearms, aerosols, ammunition, big backpacks, drones, explosives, helmets, mace or pepper spray. employees at the cycle shop questioned whether issuing the permit was the right thing to do. >> i understand free speech an

en su fuego interno. ustedes dicen que dios los ama a todos, pero dios tambiÉn dijo eso. bÚscalo. es una abominaciÓn de la naciÓn. >> americano va a mejorar, tenemos a todos los Árabes llegando que matan a nuestra gente, matan gente alrededor del mundo. ilia: no creen que amÉrica es mejor hoy por los inmigrantes? >> no, tenemos millones de personas desempleadas, nunca habÍamos tenido esa cantidad desde la gran depresiÓn. ilia: en julio la tasa de desempleo bajÓ a 4.3 % o unas 7 millones de personas, su nivel mÁs bajo desde 2007. por quÉ cree que estÁn desempleados? >> porque seguimos adoptando gente, no me parece que ustedes vengan aquÍ y le quitan el trabajo a gente que estaba mucho antes de que usted llegaran. >> ellos no quieren a los inmigrantes, a los que ellos quieren su tierra, su paÍs. no reconocen que nosotros hacemos una parte importante y hemos hecho durante dÉcadas una parte importante a la economÍa de los estados unidos. no hace a estados unidos una colonia fuerte, lo hace un paÍs diverso y rico en cultura,, en religiones. un paÍs en el que se puede vivir

state's death penalty? good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. san quentin, roughly 700 inmates condemned to die there. >> that includes scott peterson who awaits the execution for the murder of his pregnant wife lacy. >> the last time california executed an inmate was in 2006. some in the legal community doubt today's ruling the affect death row. >> leslie brinkley is live now to explain exactly why. leslie? >> reporter: the california supreme court today, dan, overruled a constitutional challenge to prop 66, the death penalty initiative passed by voters last november that was supposed to speed up the death penalty process. california's 750 inmates on death row wait an average of 16 years for a qualified attorney to take their appeals case. it can then take decades for the case to pass through the appeals process. prop 66 was pitched to voters as a fix for that. at the heart of it? a mandatory five-year limit for the supreme court to complete appeals. >> the proponents of the proposition, the defenders of the proposition conceded to everybody's surprise, certainly to my

long and expensive recovery. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. one congresswoman believes it will cost $150 billion, that's the cost of katrina and super storm sandy combined. >> 50 inches of rain have hit some areas, a record for the united states. the sudden rush of water has left thousands stranded. >> so far, more than 10,000 have been rescued. 17,000 stayed in shelters last week, but that number will likely rise. >> the president and first lady arrived in texas today. president trump talked about its historic impact. >> probably never anything so historic in terms of damage and in terms of ferocity as what we witnessed with harvey. >> there have been incredible stories of rescue with good samaritans joining the effort. but the storm has claimed eight lives, including a 34-year veteran of the houston police department. >> while reporting to duty, he drove below a flooded underpass and never made it out. >> it was too treacherous to go under and look for them. as much as he wanted to recover him last night, we could not put more officers at r

during a visit to moffit field. >> reporter: dan and ama, of course, secretary mattis is not going to lay out exactly what the u.s. military will do, if north korea initiates a strike. instead, he is hoping there can be a diplomatic solution to avert what he calls a catastrophic war. defense secretary james mattis said the u.s. military is ready to take action if north korea launches an attack. but he says he backs efforts by the administration to seek a diplomatic solution. >> you can see the american effort is diplomatically led. it has diplomatic traction. i want to stay right there. right now. the tragedy of war is well enough known, it doesn't need another characterization beyond the fact that it would be catastrophic. >> reporter: secretary mattis came to silicon valley today to show a support of technology to protect the country. and in his words, to make the military more lethal. the defense innovation unit started under the obama administration. it partners with the military. the sail drone is an example. it's also working with kapella space. the backpack size satellites can

joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. the i-team has obtained ocuments that provide insight into the plans. >> dan noyes is here. >> reporter: in the documents we obtained, an e-mail chain shows the park service has serious concerns about security at the event and possible violent clashes. i spoke with the man organizing the rally this afternoon. joey gibson started his group patriot prayer after donald trump supporters were attacked last year. >> that shouldn't happen to anybody. so that's something that changed in my life. >> reporter: he started organizing trump rallies, and in recent weeks, especially after the charlottesville violence and the death of heather heyer, he says he's trying to distance himself from extremists on both sides. >> we need to have respect for each other. when you have name call, you have nothing to say. >> reporter: does it concern you some of these extremists, white showing up, as well? >> it's a constant problem. these people are trying to latch on because they have nothing. >> reporter: documents show what gibson is planning for august 26, a f