Streets. [ screaming ] reporter dramatic video of an entire building imploding after a 7. 1 magnitude earthquake jolted mexico city and its surrounding areas. [ sirens ] reporter at large forced thousands to flee nearby buildings only to watch streetlights sway overhead. Meanwhile, others huddled inside clenching each other for comfort fearing the floor could crumble below them. This video posted on twitter shows the side of another building collapsing to the ground. As onlookers screamed and cried in horror. Streets were littered with rubble and debris. Thousands of Community Members joined rescue workers as they worked to start their recovery process. Finally, a positive sign. Someone had been found in the rubble alive as crews rushed to carry survivors away on gurneys to seek treatment. As the hours pass, more people were pulled from the wreckage with many more still likely trapped. The u. S. Geological survey says it was centered near a central state town 76 miles of mexico city. A scientist says this location is unusual given the fact that most earthquakes happen near mexicos coast. Mexico city has really pathologic soil conditions. They have they are a built in a lakebed that amplifies the earthquake shaking by a factor of 100 or more. Reporter the closer the quake is to mexico city with its poor soil conditions, the more damage were likely to see. 11 days ago on friday, september 8th, an 8. 1 quake struck more than 600 miles southeast of mexico city killing nearly 100 people. It was considered one of the strongest quakes ever to hit mexico until today. Today, preparation drills were under way as the quake hit as mexico city marked the anniversary of the deadly and destructive 19 85 quake that struck 32 years to the day. Thousands were killed in the quake. Alyana gomez in the newsroom, thank you. President trump sent his support over twitter following the earthquake. He wrote earlier in the day President Trump made his debut at the u. N. With a fiery speech. He threatened to totally destroy north korea if we have to defend ourselves and he called north koreas leader kim jongun rocket man and said that he is on a suicide mission. The strong words may not come as a surprise to those who follow the president s twitter feed but for the International Audience at the United Nations, used to the language of diplomacy, it was a different story. Ellison barber says many World Leaders were taken aback by the president s comments. Reporter trump delivered his debut address to the u. N. Some like israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saying it was bold and courageous. Others like french president Emmanuel Macron pushed back on certain aspects. One thing President Trump did not shy away from, north korea, promising total destruction in the event of war. I will defend americas interests above all else. Reporter President Trump delivering a message of National Sovereignty during his inaugural speech before the United Nations. The success of the United Nations depends upon the independent strength of its members. Reporter the president using his 40minute address to discuss Global Security and criticized nations he called reckless from iran a government President Trump said is merely a disguise for a corrupt dictatorship that funds terrorism to north korea, whose leader he referred to as rocket man. The United States has great strength and patience. But if it is forced to defend itself or its allies, well have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. Reporter the president s speech drawing strong reaction. [ screaming ] reporter protests outside trump tower over the president S Immigration policies as Global Leaders expressed mixed opinions to mr. Trumps performance. Israels Prime Minister remark, quote, in over 30 years in my experience with the u. N. , i never heard a bolder or more courageous speech. Yet venezuelas foreign minister expressing disappointment. This is supposed to be the house and the headquarters of peace and the international law. And what we heard was the opposite of in a. Reporter during the president s address, the front rows assigned to north korea were empty. The regimes ambassador to the u. N. Walked out just before President Trumps speech. In washington, im ellison barber, fox news. The chp is mourning the loss of one of their own tonight. Veteran officer james branick was killed in a Traffic Accident as he headed to work this morning. Branik worked at the chp scales inspection facilities in san martin. He was on his motorcycle when he hit a pickup truck on monterey road near east sar martin avenue a short distance from the chp facility. Jesse gary has the latest. Reporter chp investigators measured and collected evidence of the crash site that cost one of their own his life. Branix began his career in 2005 in the San Jose Office and then transferred to the scales inspection facility in san martin in 2011. That facility, responsible for commercial enforcement of big rigs, and business fleet vehicles. Shortly before 6 00 this morning, he was riding his Suzuki Motorcycle southbound on monterey road heading to work. At the same time, 47yearold Joseph Ketchum was driving his chevy pickup northbound on monterey and made a left on chester avenue in front of branik. The resulting collision caught the aattention of an attendant at a nearby gas station. Big noise, i thought something wrong with pump. Reporter despite efforts by first responders, branik, a 44 yearold married man, a family member, was killed in the crash. A tragedy. Reporter one of the things the investigators will look at the turn he made. There is a turn lane here, but the opening isnt until further down by chester. Where the accident occurred its a double yellow line. Investigators say drugs or alcohol were not found inside the pickup truck and do not appear to be factors in the crash. The county coroner will examine the remains and determine the cause of death. Meanwhile, flags are at after staff as members of the chp mourn the loss of a beloved colleague. Jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. San francisco firefighters said goodbye to a battalion chief to died while on duty earlier this month. Firefighters from all across the city went to the service at st. Ignatius church for the firefighter to died september 10. Firefighters discovered him unresponsive after he was returned from an earlymorning call. Authorities say it appears he died from natural causes. Traffic at a standstill and it doesnt seem to matter where you drive. A look at some of the bay areas worst commutes and a new report that shows how bad drive times have gotten in the past 10 years. Also, seems to be a week of excitement over a planned oakland as stadium near lake merritt but coming up next, the growing opposition now voicing their concerns with that location. And we are monitoring another category 5 hurricane as it leaves a path of destruction across the caribbean. Well have the latest updates on maria which is definitely going to be a player out there in the islands and well talk about your forecast, which is very falllike and looks like its going to continue. A group of about 100 Small Business owners workers, Community Members and residents of oakland all rallied against a proposed spot for the new as ballpark right next to laney college. They are calling themselves the save the right way coalition. Ktvus tom vacar was at the rally and is in the newsroom now. Why are they so against this new location for the as . They partially want the as to stay. No doubt about that. Almost all of them say theyre as fans but they also want to preserve their way of life. So they are not willing to give up their neighborhoods, which surround the proposed site, bordered by the nimitz, and estuary feeding lake merritt. Its not downtown. Its a neighborhood of families and Small Businesses and its the source of a lot of cultural and material production. When you come into the community and displace thousands of people from their homes, change the character of the home and neighborhoods that they live in, you are attack that neighborhood. Were not just talking about the stadium and foot traffic. Were also talking about bars. Were also talking about night life. Were also talking about fireworks every time the as should win and i know this because i live by the coliseum right now. This is onement of a perfect storm of displacement this is one element of a perfect storm of displacement thats coming into this neighborhood particular. This is our land. Its public land. And it must be used for public good. Look into this and demand that they use an alternate site. Reporter now, if this Broad Coalition is typically the tip of the spear that fires the public up, they could win. But if its just a few hundred well meaning few, they cant beat the as, the mayor, many local businesses, lenders, Building Trades and, of course, tens of thousands of as fans who want it anywhere they can get it. Tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. Tom, is there any idea of compromise here . As you say, obviously they are a small group. But could there be some compromise without the as going to a completely different site . I think theres always room for compromise. But the question is, how much is it going to cost and how much disruption will it create . No question in the immediate area there are apartments and things like that. So i think its true, everything is negotiable but some things may not be negotiable depending on how much the public does or does not get behind this. If the fans want it they are going to get it. If just a few people say no, they are probably not going to succeed. Tom vacar in our newsroom tonight, tom, thank you. The caribbean is once again facing devastation from a category 5 hurricane. Hurricane maria lashed domenica and martinique overnight. At least one person is reported dead on the island of guadalupe killed by a falling tree. The storm is 175 miles now southeast of puerto rico. The governor is warning that the storm could strike with a force not seen for several generations. Hurricane maria has sustained winds of 165 miles an hour and is expected to reach san juan as a category 5 hurricane within the next 24 hours. Airports are being shut down ahead of the storm. Steve harrigan reports reporter Hurricane Season not letting up in the caribbean dealing with maria as it still reels from the destruction bright by Hurricane Irma. The storm hitting domenica hard overnight knocking out power as a tour packed nearby martinique and bringing flooding to guadeloupe. Reporter people here in puerto rico are preparing for marias arrival stocking up on plywood and gas and leaving store shelves empty. Authorities are asking those living in wooden homes to find safer accommodations. There is space for up to 133,000 people in 500 shelters. Fema will bring in drinking water. Puerto rico is not prepared. Well have a bad time. Reporter Stormy Weather is also battering other parts of the u. S. Far away from the caribbean. Jose bringing rough surf and rip currents to the heavily populated east coast as folks in texas recover from harvey. And officials in florida keep a close watch on marias track in the wake of irma. Everybody has to stay prepared. We have another 2. 5 months of Hurricane Season, three days of water, three days of food, have your medicine, have a plan. Reporter Hurricane Irma hit this island with only a glancing blow and still knocked out power to more than 1 Million People. If Hurricane Maria is a direct hit, it could be catastrophic. Steve harrigan, fox 2 news. Lets bring in our chief meterologist bill martin now. I have had had several people say to me, this is what happens with climate change. This is what we get. What do you think about that as opposed to this is also Hurricane Season and thats what you get . In climatologist you cant go one to one. You cant say this hurricane equals climate change. We can go back and look at the data over the course of 10 years and go, oh, yeah, that was climate change. This is weather. Weather is weather. Some people would suggest that the warning climate, warmer air, the storms are fueled up but its going to take years to see if its climate change. Not the hurricane itself but the ferocity of this hurricane. Maria which is now a category 5 battered dominica last night on its way to san juan as julie and i were just talking about, 3. 5 Million People on that island densely populated. You got mountains in the area too so they will see significant rain. These are the plans or this is the model plan for where this hurricane is going to go and you can see its right if you look well, you cant. Its buried. Lets move it up a little bit. Let me back this out. You cant see it. The path over san juan. So right over the city. And thats going to be a big hit. Late tonight early tomorrow morning. The upshot to this for the continental United States is, that were looking at a nice turn to the north, earlier than irma. See the models are in agreement or close agreement . With irma we had models all over the place. So well be tracking it. But puerto rico in the crosshairs and puerto rico looking at over late tonight early tomorrow morning, potential for a hit on san juan. Weatherwise it was as fall like as you can get. The smell in the air, the brisk breeze, the temperatures, the overnight lows getting cooler. And you have a weather system to the north. This is still bringing rain to portland. This area will drop down to the north of us and over us to some extent. As we head into wednesday, well continue this cool trend with highs just in the low 70s on wednesday. So cool overnight lows and continuing not blustery but breezy. It was breezy today. Thats the real deal. I have seen pictures from all over Northern California up around oregon as well with snow, montana, up around bend, oregon, top of mount bachelor, mount hood. They are getting snow and here we are still sitting pretty firmly in still summer and still september. But this is definitely a cooler pattern thats visiting our yai. See you see rain in Northern California by wednesday, though, those showers look as though they are going to work south. And well see showers as far south, i think, as sonoma county, northern sonoma county, point arena, areas like that. So these are the current temperatures. Compared to yesterday . A little bit warmer. So a very falllike day and we can look at the forecast. Now, theres no fog forecast for tomorrow, just some high clouds as the system comes in. 80s are out of the question. So its 60s and 70s tomorrow. So theres the forecast for wednesday. Might see a sprinkle or drizzle. More coming up. Morning and night, north bay, south bay, east bay, and on the peninsula, you cant escape the growing traffic mess here in the bay area. Its bad. Coming up next, a look at the new numbers that show how much worse your commute has gotten in the past few years. And later, new at 6 00, problems for governor browns multibilliondollar water tunnel project after a crucial vote by one of the states largest farming districts. If its not putting them in debt, then the plan is to put it over to the general taxpayer. And because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, weve created access from at t. California households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for Home Internet at a discounted rate of 10 a month. No commitment, deposit, or installation fee. Visit att. Com accessnow to learn more. At Stanford Health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. If we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. And if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. If we can use patients genes to predict Heart Disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. Imagine what we can do for you. So no breaking news but commutes in the bay area are worse. Heres 24 through lafayette. Those are the lanes on the left. This is one of the worst commutes in the bay area. I80 through berkeley westbound 80 from hercules to San Francisco is ranked as the second worst commute in the bay area and it is usually bad all day long. While you may feel like it takes longer to get where you need to go a new study now confirms that. A report finds that traffic jams have actually increased 80 . 80 in the last 6 years. Ktvus alyana gomezallie rasmus has the store. Reporter Traffic Congestion went up 80 since 2010 with people spending more time slugging through traffic at 35 mileanhour or slower speeds than ever before according to a study by the mtc, the fourth year in a row with record levels of traffic. Getting off work and sitting in traffic after a 10hour day, it was crazy. Yeah. Pretty stressful. Even if i get up early, leave a little later it takes me a hour. I live in oakland, work in fairfield, it takes me a hour to get to work and a hour and a half to get home in the evening. Reporter the booming bay area economy is driving the trend and so is the housing crunch. We have two Major Job Centers here in the bay area. They are San Francisco and silicon valley. Neither of those is inexpensive places to live. As a consequence, a lot of people have got to drive a lot of miles to get from home to work and back. The reason why i choose to live here, the houses are affordable. Otherwise, i have to live in the city and thats really expensive. Reporter of the top 10 worst commutes in the bay area, most are in and out of San Francisco or around silicon valley. For the second year in a row highway 101 in San Francisco between 280 interchange and Treasure Island is the bay areas worst commute during the afternoon, evening hours. The study also found that since 2010, more people have been using Public Transit. Ridership on bart and caltrain has increased for the past five years in a row. Its a good thing some commuters have that option because 1. 8 Million People in the bay area board Public Transit every weekday so 2 million cars off the roads. At the bay bridge toll plaza, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. Its an emergency situation in mexico tonight. People buried in collapsed buildings following a 7. 1 magnitude quake. The death toll rising with every update. The latest from mexico city and the surrounding areas coming up. Also ahead, a hate Crime Investigation at a bay area middle school. School Officials Say this isnt the first time hateful words and images have appeared on district property this year. And its happened again. Another gun stolen from bay area Law Enforcement. The quick decision one agency made to get rid of the sheriffs deputy. We continue to following developing news in mexico where at least 119 people are dead following a 7. 1 magnitude earthquake. The quake toppled buildings in the nations capital. Its epicenter about 76 miles southeast of mexico city. Local officials are reporting at least 20 buildings collapsed including at least two schools this afternoon. Emergency workers are searching for people who could be trapped under the rubble. This all follows an 8. 1 magnitude earthquake that struck off the coast of southern mexico on september 7th. Back here in the bay area, racist graffiti found on School Property has Law Enforcement officials in one east bay county investigating that incident as a hate crime. Ktvus Paul Chambers tells us this isnt the first time this year that Castro Valley unified has had to deal with this issue reporter these hateful words and images written on the back and side of this pickup truck were found by officials at Canyon Middle School in Castro Valley monday morning. The truck is a property of the district and it was parked near the basketball courts. The graffiti was racist. It was antisemitic. Reporter for that reason, Alameda County Sheriffs Office investigating the incident as a hate crime. Authorities say the writing on the truck appears to be done with a sharpie. Deputies believe those involved may be underaged. Three months ago investigators say similar writing appeared on the campus of Castro Valley high school. We had another incident that also had very similar language written on a pole in a quad at the Castro Valley high school. And the language is similar. Reporter the district has yet to respond to this latest case. But after the incident in june, Castro Valley unified superintendent wrote this reporter hate speech such as that displayed at Castro Valley high School Last Week has no place in our school community. This sort of racist graffiti results in great harm and has no place in Castro Valley. However, with this recent incident it appears it has happened again. Investigators believe both cases may be connected. We want to reassure families that our officers are patrolling the schools that theres no known threat. The Sheriffs Office says they are reviewing Surveillance Video in the area of the middle school. Call police with information. Im Paul Chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. A 30yearold man is undergoing a Mental Health evaluation after being arrested in san rafael earlier today. Investigators say they received several reports from drivers about a man driving erratically and holding up signs that read, kill jews and kill cops. It all started just after 11 a. M. In the santa rosapetaluma area. Police ended up following the man for more than 20 miles until he finally pulled over and in san rafael. He was taken into custody without incident and is being evaluated by doctors. A bomb threat prompted administrators to evacuate redwood city in larkspur today. Officials received a threat on an after hour, tip line and staff notified police immediately. Students were escorted to the football field so police could do a complete sweep of the building. Officers say they didnt find anything suspicious. A High School Student from richmond is under arrest tonight accused of bringing a gun to school. Another student at de Anza High School told School Officials he saw the student on campus with a gun. The school was then placed on lockdown and Police Arrested the student in question after locating the gun. School Officials Say the student did not make any threats to school staff or to his classmates. A San Francisco Sheriffs Department wasted no time letting go of the deputy who had his gun stolen from his rental car. Its just the latest case of a stolen gun involving Law Enforcement. Our Crime Reporter henry lee is in the city tonight with more on this. Henry . Reporter yeah, frank. Today that rookie San Francisco sheriffs deputies is without a gun and without a job. A rookie San Francisco sheriffs deputy with less than a Years Experience was let go by the department after his duty weapon was stolen from the trunk of his parked rental car and just last week, San Francisco Police Revealed that an officers off duty gun stolen from a personal vehicle was used in a homicide last month. Astounding um, its a very definition of insanity. They say they have policies in place. Theres now a law in place. But it keeps happening. Reporter attorney frank petrie represents the families of two other victims shot and killed with weapons stolen from Law Enforcement in car break ins. Kate steinle was shot dead at pier 14 in San Francisco with a gun bonging to a federal bureau of Land Management ranger. Antonio ramos was killed with a gun stolen from an i. C. E. Agent. Law enforcement officers dont take their responsibility of securing a weapon seriously. They treat it as if its a cell phone. They threw it in the back seat. They stick it in the gym bag. They put it in the trunk. And they dont follow the law. Reporter that law, which went into effect this year, requires that officers secure their weapons in a lock box or in a trunk. Its tragic when you hear the story especially when a weapon is stolen from a vehicle, its never a happy ending. Reporter state senator jerry hill, who wrote the legislation, says the sheriffs deputy didnt violate the law. He said while the deputys gun wasnt in plain view, the theft is still troubling. Perhaps firing this deputy sends a signal and a message that it wont be tolerated certainly by the st. Francis sheriff and their department. I dont buy the excuse that says, well, its really the criminal, the person who stole the weapon, they are to blame. Thats just scapegoating, blame shifting. Reporter now, officers who violate the law could potentially face a fine of up to 1,000. Reporting live in San Francisco, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. Henry, there are so many breakins in San Francisco and many of those breakins involve rental cars. Do we know why this deputy was driving a rental car . I dont know the answer. Its unclear if he didnt have wheels of his own. But suffice to say, if you are driving a vehicle, you sign an agreement and ultimately you are responsible for your own firearm. Absolutely. Henry lee in San Francisco tonight, henry, thank you. A federal Appeals Court blocked a San Francisco law today requiring a Health Warning be placed on ads for sugary drinks. The ninth u. S. Circuit court of appeals said the warning is misleading and may violate freedom of speech. The ordinance approved in 2015 requires a warning to appear on ads for soda and other sugar sweetened drinks that appear on billboards, buses and other places around the city. The label would read, warning drinking beverages with added sugar contributes to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. San francisco supervisor scott weiner authored the law and he reacted to the courts decision today on twitter saying, quote, i wrote this Health Warning to protect kids health. Apparently, free speech trumps our children. A small plane made an Emergency Landing today at Alameda Point right on a runway of the former Naval Air Station there. From skyfox, you can see fire crews responding to the scene just after 10 a. M. The faa says the pilot reported a mechanical problem and landed on the old runway 31 which has been closed now for 21 excuse me, for 20 years. No one was hurt. We are told the plane was towing a banner but that the banner was not the cause of the Emergency Landing. For the first time, a bay area man opens up about his mothers murder back in the early 80s. She didnt deserve to have what happened happen to her. It really hurts to know what could have been. Coming up, how he spent years asking police if enough was done to catch his mothers killer. Also, a Northern California School Standing firm. They are not changing policies over this book about a transgender child. Come on. You can do it dogs just wont quit. Neither does frontline. Thats why theres frontline gold. With its easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesnt quit for a full 30 days. Its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. Frontline gold. The latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. For persistent protection you can trust. Good boy go for the gold. Frontline gold. Available at your vet. British police have arrested a third suspect in connection with an explosion on a london subway system that injured 30 people last friday. Authorities arrested the 25 yearold man man in wales. Two others were arrested. Islamic state extremists have claim responsibility for the bomb which partially detonated in one of the train cars. Los angeles county joints santa cruz and san diego counties declaring an outbreak of hepatitis a. In san diego county, more than 420 cases. 16 deaths have now been reported since early this year. Most of them are among Homeless People or illicit drug users. Authorities there have declared a health emergency. In santa cruz county, 69 cases of hepatitis a have been confirmed now since april compared to the normalone or two a year. Its a liver infection caused by a highly contagious virus. A Charter School in rockland is not going to change their policies in a controversy over a book about a transgender child. Hundreds of people packed a meeting on the subject at rockland academy last night. Parents started asking questions back in june after a student asked a teacher to read a book about a transgender girl. Some parents said they wanted to be able to opt their children out of topics they found inappropriate. But the school defended it curriculum. Permitting opt out on the basics of a characteristic of a protected class, race, religion, ethnicity, gender, and gender discrimination prohibits law. The school wont make any changes to the way teaches conduct classes. Facebook sunday a new scrutiny tonight over how it may have unwittingly helped russias efforts to influence last years u. S. Election. Its part of a growing back lack from washington towards silicon valley. Kristin fisher has states developments. Reporter the tech giants have long been admired by congress as companies that embody American Innovation and job creation. But then the 2016 election happened. Now big tech could be in big trouble on capitol hill. I think frankly they need to come and testify before congress because theres a lot we need to know about this. Reporter right now, no company is a bigger target than facebook. From unwittingly allowing the spread of fake news during the campaign to facebooks most recent admission, selling thousands of ads to groups backed by the russian government im distressed that its taken us this long to be informed that the russians had paid for at least 100,000 of ads designed to try to influence our electoral process. Reporter congressman adam schiff is also distressed that facebook shared evidence with a special counsel but not his committee which is also investigating russian interference in the 2016 election. Add it all up and you can see why many analysts say that this may be the Moment Congress turns its back on big tech. I think were entering an era of accountability because we have systems and we have platforms that reach nearly every citizen in the country. Reporter last night, Hillary Clinton called it one of the most serious challenges we face Going Forward in politics. Reporter its not just democrats. Republicans also worry about the amount of influence these companies exert over the american electorate. They can be anti conservative, they can be anti liberal and do almost anything and with no supervision. Reporter facebook once called itself a social utility. Now question is whether they should be regulated. These are gigantic public utilities. In the Information Age they have enormous power. And i dont think in a free society you can have power thats hidden away in secret controlled by a handful of billionaires. Reporter we asked facebook officials if they would be willing to be interviewed for this piece. They declined except to say that the company will continue to work with the u. S. Authorities that are investigating these issues. In washington, Kristin Fisher fox 2 news. Coming up, he was in middle school when his mother was murdered. He is now 45. And he is still hoping that his mothers killer will be found. The new push in a bay area cold case. And we are tracking that falllike weather pattern thats out there. Some rain in the pacific northwest. A sprinkle around here tomorrow. Well talk about that and the possible breezy conditions you might experience coming up. Fremont police tonight are asking for helping solving a cold case thats more than 3 decades old to figure out who killed a young mother in 1982. Ktvus Maureen Naylor spoke with family members today about the new help in this old case. Reporter photos and memories are all that jaime has left of his mother. I was only 10 but i still remember that night. Reporter the 45yearold union city father was a middle schooler living in the same home when his mother kathleen miramontes was killed. She was 25 years old, nicknamed sweetie. This is first time speaking publicly about the unsolved murder, he sat at this same table where he talked with his mother for the last time. I had seen her sunday night and she came here to the house, something to eat and left and we never saw her again. It rocked the Niles Community pretty well. I personally grew up a couple of blocks from where her body was found. I remember as a little girl. Reporter this woman with Fremont Police says miramontess badly beaten body was found partially clothes in niles here on chase court next to the Alameda Creek trail on march 8th, 1982, at 5 a. M. But they think she was murdered elsewhere, possibly in the niles or decoto neighborhood last. Lacerations to her body. She had major trauma, it was gruesome. Reporter investigators said the woman used drugs and ran with a bad crowd. Two years ago her son started asking police if enough had been done in the case. I was very impressed that they didnt just think of my mom as someone that was messed up on drugs and oh, well, she died. They actually cared. They actually did the hard work and i have to commend them for that. Reporter police have never identified a suspect and the dna they did recover was never matched. Police say even 35 years later what seems like a tiny insignificant detail could help them solve this case. And while the family is hoping for answers, they tell us they found peace knowing the murderer will answer to a higher power. Maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. Several environmental groups are recommending changes at Lake Oroville following the failure of the main spillway last february that forced thousands of people to evacuate. The environmental report has 18 recommendations to improve dam safety including building a full emergency spillway at Lake Oroville. This man represents the nonprofit friends of the river among a group of organizations who warn the state about the potential dangers more than 10 years ago. He says improvements to flood safety are needed throughout california and require action now. It takes time and it takes peoples attention, sustained attention, and it takes money. It involves a creation of new flood maps and Emergency Action plan and recommended the army corps of engineers reviews and update Flood Control manuals. [ music ] and take a look at this. Skyfox spotted a whale in the bay this morning. Another one we were out there flying around, around 11 30 today and captured this near Golden Gate Bridge and alcatraz just swimming around. That would have been so unusual and whoa, theres a whale in the bay and oh, theres another whale in the bay. This was outside the gate between the farralones and the Golden Gate Bridge but whats most unusual, frank, is its thats a humpback whale. So we didnt see remember humphrey the humpback whale back in the 80s . Yeah. That was a big deal. He came into the bay. But humpbacks are not so prolific as they have been in the last couple of years. So yeah, its really exciting and thats a function of all the anchovies, the food, the bait fish, all the sea life that has been off our coast all year. Do they typically travel alone or in pods . In pods. Is it a pod it must be a pod. They are so graceful. We talked about so much. We had good pictures this year. I took pam out to the Golden Gate Bridge one day and we sat on the bridge watching humpbacks ten or 15 of them under the bridge, came in the bay, and then some outside the bay by the buoy. And its like, where am i . It was like a maui trip or something. It was cool. I like that, too. Its refreshing to see those kinds of things returning to the bay area. As frank points out, we didnt see those you used to have to go out on a whale watching tour. And you would see grays. The humpbacks are bigger. The grays are smaller half the size. The humpback is like 50, 60 and the grays are 20 and 30. But theyre big. Okay. So outside we go. We had a Beautiful Day. Very fall like weather out there. Just a stunning day around the bay. And thats how its going to go again tomorrow. Its going to be a Beautiful Day except its going to be falllike. Theres going to be clouds. Its going to be a little cooler, a little breezy and a chance for a shower or two as the system right up here as this system shoots down over the top. So its going to feel like fall. Fall begins on friday the autumnal equinox but this system will go south and when it does, just a slight chance for maybe a sprinkle, especially in the north bay. I think drizzle is a real possibility around here. Some of the winds out there blowing strong, about 20 or 30 mileanhour winds in novato. So its breezy. Up north they got sprinkles in the model and they keep them up there until lunchtime north more around santa rosa. It would be very light. Tomorrow morning not a big deal for lower latitudes. But up north, up around santa rosa, north, i think they will get a little bit of measurable precip. Heres the forecast highs. I always think about what my grandpa would have thought you know, he was old, i agree up old city guy he was in the earthquake in 06. They didnt see a lot of mountain lions, bear, whales. They didnt see a lot of bald eagles. All that stuff had been kind of wiped out and now, here it is in 2018 or 2017, and you see these bears up in the mountains, cougars. Its kind of refreshing to see things kind of coming back which is just neat. As people spread farther out, those things are being pushed out of their normal places and kind of finding their way into neighborhoods and yeah, they are. But we are definitely seeing more. There werent bald eagles i saw one up the other day at the campus of berkeley you didnt see that 100 years ago. Bill thanks. John mccain blasting the Military Branch and what he said about Naval Command and the recent deadly crashes involving navy ships. New at 6 00 problems for governor browns multibillion dollar water tunnel project after a crucial show the by one of the states largest farming districts. The bad deal for farmers, we certainly hope the farmers who own land in westlands will say no to this boon dog. Tonight senator john mccain is blasting the u. S. Navy calling for an immediate stop to the navy making sailors work more than 100 hours a week. Mccain is chairman of the Senate Armed Services committee. Today top Navy Commanders had a hard time explaining a number of deadly collisions involving navy ships. Peter doocy is following the latest from washington. Reporter questioning the readiness of the u. S. Navy. I maintain that this is an issue of command. Reporter the top admiral said Naval Commanders were to blame for two deadly recent collisions involving u. S. Navy ships. 17 u. S. Sailors died in two separate ship collisions in the pacific in august and june. Thats led to the firing of six Senior Navy Officers including two this week. But the admiral also admits Budget Constraints as well as an increase in Navy Operations and extended deployment have been putting a strain on training and ship maintenance. That makes it harder in no way is it an excuse for the performance of that led to these four incidents. Reporter the Naval Operations chief says the navy is now taking steps to review Safety Standards and the state of its ships. We are reviewing every, single ship maintenance by ship to evaluate their material and operational readiness. Even with increased funding Going Forward, my assessment agrees with the navy that it will take several years to rebilled training, manning and maintenance. Reporter meanwhile snore john mccain blasted the navy on tuesday for sometimes requiring sailors to work 100 hours in a week. In the last three years, fatal training accidents have taken the lives of 4 times more Service Members than our enemies have in combat. This cannot continue unfortunately, this is an issue of command. Reporter the navy says it is now working to make sure all sailors are properly trained to stand watch and commanders are making sure sailors get enough sleep to avoid fatigue. In washington, peter doocy, fox 2 news. Some terrifying moments in mexico today. A 7. 1 earthquake centered outside busy mexico city. Tonight, more than 100 people are dead, many others trapped or missing with people digging through the rubble to try to free potential survivors. The death toll right now stands at 120. But that number is going up all afternoon. Good evening, im frank somerville. Im julie haener. The powerful quake could be felt in several mexican states causing buildings to sway and with some crumbling to the ground. And starting several fires, as well. The usgs says the 7. 1 quake was centered in the state of puebla about 75 miles southeast of mexico city. We have Team Coverage on this developing story. Ktvus tom vacar is looking into what made this earthquake so destructive. First, though, to alyana gomez with the latest from mexico. Reporter in the last hour, mexicos ministry of the interior issued an Emergency Declaration for areas affected by this powerful earthquake. This will give authorities the resources to provide food, shelter and any health needs which is greatly needed at this point. Tonight, we are going to show you some of the hardest hit areas, those frightening moments when that quake hit and the heroic efforts still under way. Reporter dramatic video of an entire building completely imploding as the 7. 1 quake jolted mexico city and its surrounding areas. The alarm forced thousands to flee nearby buildings only to watch streetlights sway overhead. Others huddled inside
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