all day. this is a quick dinner break for you. did you have a hard time finding any restaurants that are actually open? well, from what i was told, from 72nd street coming up this way was a transformer, we didn t know where the transformer was blowing out. we kept getting calls from airlines and stuff. what we do, we do best. we make sure everything is taken care of. for people seeing around the world, just so they understand the significance of what we re looking at here, new yorkers, this is something that is extremely rare to see. we always do good under pressure, we re good with this, we ve been through enough, so we know how to deal with pressure, and this is what we trained for, when we work at hotels, every day of our life. thank you for taking the time, and shifting into rescue mode. i ll let you have your delicious dinner. thank you. thank you for your time. you do get those stories, spirits are certainly high, there is some laughter, smiles,
ridgecrest, california. tough, stoic. they don t tend be overly excitable. and in the face of this quake? really, really strong. and the community response has been amazing. there s two strong volunteer organizations here that work with the police department, they sectioned off the town and searched all of the residences because it s kind of a remote area and there are some residences that are on the outskirts. and today we were starting to put everything back together when this happened. you described to us earlier what happened when you first felt the tremor. you went out, you took pictures. we re going to find it again and put it on screen, and you took a picture well, describe it for us. describe the scene. i was actually on a dinner
a concert with a esemergency that will hopefully travel all the way to notre dame. the jury is seated more than two years after one of the deadliest fires in oakland s history. the ghost ship trial is ready to begin. i m spencer christian. cool and breezy now but mid-week warmth is coming our way. i ll have my accuweather forecast coming up. transit, trash, the homeless. these are big issues in the bay area, and in the next ten minutes we re going to tackle each of them. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area so today we dedicated a reporter to every one of these topics to look for solutions. good evening. i m ama daetz. and i m dan ashley. the bay area is a beautiful place to live and here s one picture from san francisco. reggie aqui tweeted a picture of a pile of trash which was right next to a garbage can. on a quick dinner break
rachel, you re going to have get here during the testimony maybe. i m hoping there s a lunch break, dinner break. that s the thing. they ve said that they re not really scheduling a lunch break as of now which sometimes happens in these hearings, and they will break only for votes. and so that can give us at least a 20 to 25 minute window to rush from the pajama place to here. well, the good thing about the way we do tv is that the pajama place can always exist from the waist down. who knows, i might be wearing my pjs right now. that is for your crew to know, rachel. see you tomorrow. thank you, rachel. well, there was a three-way tie tonight for our top story, so what we will present to you are series of top stories including an overwhelming vote in the house of representatives to rebuke the president of the united states. president trump was on the
pebble. we had never seen anything like that in alaska, never even imagined it. rick fired up his float plane so i could visit what looks like summer camp in heaven but is actually science on a dinner break. the alaskan salmon project has been studying this run since the 40s. pretty close. dan is the university of washington ecologist who runs it when he s not feeding announced strangers. delicious. what s remarkable about alaska about the salmon