Out there in a car trying to stay safe. Trees are almost horizontal from the very strong winds and water whipping around the city of miami this morning. This is what it looked like last night before irma mainland fall. That winds was Strong Enough to up root some trees. This one was tossed in the air before falling on a car and smashing it. The eye is passing over the florida keys. After losing steam, irma has again ramped up its power and reached cat 4 strength. That means packing winds up to 130 miles an hour. Right now, 1 million homes and businesses across florida have lost power. We have Team Coverage on Hurricane Irma this morning. Lets begin with meg oliver, live in miami. Meg. Reporter the gusts of wind are so powerful right now. We just left the ground floor of this hotel and moved to the balcony because it was getting too dangerous with flying debris. There is a tree behind me thats fallen down. There is the threat of tornadoes and of course storm surge. Also, i want to point out that as these gusts of wind continue to pour in here, the conditions in miami have continued to deteriorate all day long. We have been live since about 5 00 am eastern standard time. I cant stress enough how much worse theyre getting. Hurricane irma made landfall this morning lashing the florida keys with torrential rain and powerful winds. Overnight, outer bands of the storm pummeled southern florida triggering tornado warnings and some flooding. Already, more than 1 million homes and businesses in the area have lost power including a high school in the keys used as a shelter. I have seen a lot of people that were borderline crying, wishing they had left. I asked why didnt you leave . They said i didnt think it would be that bad. Reporter irma is expected to rip through the keys as a category 4 storm today. Do not think the storm is over when the wind slows down. The storm surge will rush in and it can kill you. Reporter even though irma shifted west, in miami, forecasters say the threat of storm surge still exists up to six feet. Amid uncertainty, florida residents flocked to evacuation centers. We should have come to the shelters a day or two ago. Reporter this family and their pet are hunkered down in this st. Petersburg school. I hope it goes by pretty fast so we can get home fast. Reporter irmas new projected path is putting st. Petersburg on track for a direct hit. Meg oliver, cbs news, miami. That has not happened in nearly a history, that st. Petersburg has been the bulls eye for a major hurricane like this. Again as Hurricane Irma slams the the florida keys, it is going to continue pummeling them for hours. Its a slow moving storm. As you can see behind me, the palm trees are practically winding over. We are seeing fallen trees and other flying debris throughout the area. Conditions are only expected to get worse. Thanks. You say you have been out there for hours. Whats the biggest concern right now for your area . Reporter i think the biggest concern is the flying debris. Even though the trajectory of the hurricane is now moving toward the west and up the northern side of the peninsula, this is such a huge storm that when it comes on shore it is going to cover the entire peninsula. Youve got flying debris and these high winds. It was really blowing me around when we were on the ground floor. When you step outside, its dangerous. Everybody needs to stay inside and shelter in place until this blows through. Thanks so much. We appreciate it. I want to show you this video of fort lauderdale, florida. A tornado. This is another major concern, tornado warnings throughout florida this morning because of the way the hurricane is just spiraling throughout. It looks like right now its that northwest corner of the hurricane. Lets go to the maps and show you whats going on and why we saw so much rain for the reporter in miami. Its that first northwest corridor of the storm thats going to get the brunt of it. You can see that here with all the rain bands. This is severe rain bringing down several inches throughout florida, extending into georgia. You see that eye way far down there on the southeast corner. It is certainly causing a lot of damage already. Here is a look at the rain futurecast. Look how far this will extend through tuesday, significant amounts of rain with this storm, as much as 25 inches for florida keys. The southern peninsula, 20 inches in some areas. Southeast georgia is also spend to get 8 to 12 inches of rain, up to 16 for some neighborhoods. In South Carolina you see it extending to the carolinas, even tennessee. The next days it will really show its damage and its force. I want to track this for you and show you where it is headed. Here are the warnings across the west and east coast of florida. Winds sustained at 130 Miles Per Hour, gusts as high as 160. As the reporter mentioned, it moves slow. We have been seeing this going 15 to 20 Miles Per Hour in the ocean about you now it is just moving 8 Miles Per Hour. It is staying category 4 as it goes along the coast of florida and then it will head into georgia and further into the United States. Well continue to track this for you throughout the morning. Thank you. Pg e crews are in florida to help restore power after widespread outages that are anticipated. About 100 line men, engineers, supervisors flew in from Northern California yesterday. They worked on getting all of their equipment ready. We have our battery charging, the rest of our equipment and tools that we shipped, when they get here, well be able to load those on the truck and well be able to get to work on Storm Restoration as soon as the storm is passed and it is safe to go to work will ever Florida Power and light is providing the trucks. They have a mutual aid agreement for such emergencies. Search and rescue arrived in florida as well. There are 80 members, mostly oakland and alameda firefighters. A week ago they were in texas helping with flood rescues during Hurricane Harvey. Irma blasted through the carribeans saturday flattening homes and toppling buildings. At least 25 people were killed. Irma was a 5 when it made landfall in cuba, first time thats happened since 1932. It bypassed puerto rico but heavy rain left behind flooded neighborhoods and hundreds of thousands without power. A bay area woman with a condominium in st. Martin gave us a look at irmas aftermath. Take a look at the restaurant on the point. It is now a twisted pile of metal. Roofs and homes are ripped wide open and storm shutters have been torn off by the powerful winds. Devastated and sad. I just want everybody to be safe. Its such a Beautiful Island with such beautiful people. That woman has owned a condo with her mother since 1980. She says the latest storm was much worse than a previous hurricane that hit hard in 1995. President trump spoke about Hurricane Irma from camp david where he is with his cabinet members. Hurricane irma which looks like it is going to be a really bad one, but we are as prepared as you can be. We have never seen anything like this. Together we will restore, recover, and rebuild. The president says his cabinet is in close contact with state and local officials across florida who are monitoring storm conditions and evacuations. Taking you back live to florida, we will continue to monitor Hurricane Irma and bring you updates as soon as we get them. Be sure to monitor cbssf. Com for the latest details. At home, a huge show of support in oakland yesterday for dreamers. About 1000 people protested the appeal of daca. It protects about 800,000 immigrants that came here as children. They could be deported unless Congress Takes action to save the program. The board of supervisors will consider resolutions in support of daca. In santa clara, theyll vote whether to allocate 200,000 to get eligible people signed up for the daca program before it stops taking applications on october 5. We asked former mayor brown what he thought . What do you put the odds at some deal being worked out for the dreamers . Big. Suddenly the president is aware that thats a rat hole he does not wish to go down. Believe me, when he said his sent his guy sessions out there to walk the plank for the six month extension, he didnt care what he said, just that he got him six months. In six months most of the issues will be behind us. Trump will come forward and he will say again probably what chuck and nancy, we will only deport the ones who have criminal records. Then suddenly none of the 800,000 and none of the 200,000 from california will have criminal records. He will roll it again. But you keep an eye on Democratic Politics particularly in this state. This state is still working through the idea of whether it is sanctuary city, sanctuary state and where that line will be about who stays and who goes. In sacramento they are coming up with anything they can think of to thwart the effect of the loss of the daca program, whether it is back filling federal student aid, whether it is finding ways to allow them to work in the state of california. Nothing is off the table. They will throw everything they can against the wall. I was there the night that the announcement happened and everyone was angry, running around, trying to figure out what to do. The other day nancy pelosi said that as part of the negotiations she got assurances from the president he would sign a daca bill if it came to his desk. It would probably have to include Border Security provisions. She suggested more funding for their coastguard. She said democrats wouldnt support a wall but would be able to support more for border patrol. How do they get around the wall . Thats going to be his quid pro quid pro quo. He is going to insist that you deal with the issue involving the wall. Somehow chuck and nancy are going to manage that. Coming up, well have continuing coverage on Hurricane Irma as it makes its way through florida. The push to make california a sanctuary state. This morning, Assembly Member phil king is here to talk about the bill. Will it pass, or will it just go to the sidelines . Wow nice outfit. When i grow up, im going to mars. Were working on that. Some people know how far they want to go. A personalized Financial Strategy can help you get them there. See how access to j. P. Morgan investment expertise can help you. Chase. Make more of whats yours. Immigrants. Sb 54 would prevent local law there is effort in San Francisco to make california a sanctuary state for undocumented immigrants. It would prevent local Law Enforcement from using resources for Immigration Enforcement purposes. Supporters say this sanctuary state bill is critical to pass especially after Trump Administration announced it would end protections for so called dreamers. That will leave me vulnerable to deportation. What sb54 will do is apply protections at least in california so i and the Sheriffs Department do not collaborate to target communities like the one i live in. 15 states and the district of columbia have sued government to block the plan to end daca. University of california also filed a law suit friday. The state of california has not filed a law suit yet but the state attorney general says he is planning to sue. Joining us to talk more about sanctuary state bill and other bills up in sacramento that may pass or may just fall by the way side in the final days of the Assembly Session is our state assembly man from San Francisco. On the sanctuary bill, that is a test of politics verses practicality. The politics were emotional. Senate president wanted to declare the state a sanctuary state in response to the Trump Administration. Basically the question is who gets sanctuary . Thats what the assembly is having to grapple with. I understand that it is not necessarily a done deal. Theyre talking to the governor. I think the governor has strong feelings about it. We are trying to protect people from being able to drop their kids off from school. We heard about that incident. A gentleman got pulled over while dropping his kids off. People trying to exercise their civil rights. Theyre saying no, you cant go into court houses. Were trying to make sure that it isnt that there is cooperation but local Law Enforcement dont become ice agents. This bill takes it a step further. They dont want any cooperation. There are several lawmakers saying no, we want to work with ice, say with gang task forces, with drugs, with human trafficking. We dont want to be preventing that as part of a cover to protect this other. There is question about what constitutes crimes that would allow people to stay. Felony assault with a gun, felony assault with force to provide bodily injury, you could get a pass to stay in the state. We want local Law Enforcement to cooperate with federal, no question. The question is do we want people to be pulled over at a stop sign because they happen to not have documents and they get detained. But the problem is this bill takes it further. Who is going to be the arbitrator . Will it be the governor . I think the governor and legislature right now, the assembly, it is back in the rules committee right now still being worked out. Second, housing. We have been watching weekly as whether or not sacramento will be able to pass the bills that are supposed to aide in the housing. The big thing is about adding a fee on real estate transactions. Whats the dynamic . Housing affects coastal california. Once you get to inland california you can afford a home. You can buy a home for 100, 200, 300,000. We have a lot of inland, in in particular democrats, what happened with the gas tax. Not crazy about raising another tax. They are not crazy about raising another tax. On top of it we have republicans based on what happened in captain trade probably not interested in going up. Thats a wobbler as well. Everything else seems like it is just about there. One other question, you had a bill that would continue the Rebate Program for electric cars. We are trying to get more. How does that fit with the states environmental . We are hopeful about next year. We are going to approve cap and trade budget, more money for electric vehicles in that budget. Thats another bandaid for this year. This was about a 12 year program, not a one year program. The problem is selling cars, letting consumers know about rebates. You need to have some certainty. What you wanted to do was have a 12 year program. You want certainly but it sounds like a majority were uncertain about whether they wanted it. Thanks for joining us and giving us a real civics lesson. Lets take a look at the weather. I have your local forecast here. Now i want to talk about whats going on with the fog. We are seeing it across the golden gate but the rest of the area is clear. We are expecting a hot one today, the hottest day of the week is in store. There is a look at our dublin camera, mount diablo. You can see it. It is nice and clear out there with clear skies as we get ready for those warmer temperatures. It is still cool along the bay. Things will be warming up. We have that sun coming out to burn off all the fog by later today, especially along the coast. It will stay gray for the next few hours. Triple digits inland, a chance of thunderstorms monday into tuesday. Monday night well be watching whats going on in the sky. Here is a look at our temperatures. Concord you will get those triple digits. Liver more 101, fremont 88, San Francisco 81. We are above average by 5 to 10 degrees for many areas. Napa is a hot 92. Here is why weve had High Pressure in the pacific and now its into Northern California. The heat is on. We are expecting this low to bounce up a little bit. Thats when we will start to see the chance of thunderstorms. Thunderstorms will get here by monday afternoon and into tuesday. Dry lightning is possible. Also look at the big drop in temperatures from 100 to the upper 70s by the middle of next week. We are going to see a significant drop as the low works back up into northeastern california. This morning we have the walk to end alzheimers. Its going to be 67 degrees. Expect that sun to come out and warm things up. Who is ready for football . At 1 00 is the miners game. Thats when you can expect things to heat up in santa clara. Well have low 90s as miners play the panthers. The walk to hit alzheimers kicks off today in San Francisco. We will have a live report. 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Jeff, why are you walking . Good morning. I am a neurologist and neuro scientist so i take care of the patients with alzheimers and spend time developing better science and drugs to try to cure this disease. Reporter i read this week we havent had a meaningful drug to battle alzheimers in the last ten years. Give somebody some hope. We have had a lot of scientific progress. I think the News Headlines are often that a drug trial failed. The news is over the last years we have had advanced Clinical Trials that have failed. But we have learned a lot from them. I am confident that there is going to be a good drug coming out of one. How many years have you been doing this walk . I have been doing this at least ten years. Reporter right now the goal to raise money is 1. 3 million. That would be an all time high for all bay area walks and San Francisco is the leader among them. Right now they have about 750,000. Of course theyre battling against natural disasters, Hurricane Harvey in houston, irma right now battering florida. Its competitive in that sense. Alzheimers continues to look for a cure. Kpix by the way has been sponsoring this walk every year i have been doing this. We are hoping to hit this goal today and finally bring an end to alzheimers. After this newscast, come out and walk with us. Thanks, dennis. Kpix has a group of folks out there doing that walk for alzheimers. First lets take you back live to florida where we are following Hurricane Irma. When we come back, we will have the latest on the storms path. Emergency call centers keeping busy as Hurricane Irma hits the state. How crews in california are helping out. Where Hurricane Irma is bringing violent gusts of wind and rain. A live look right now at miami where Hurricane Irma is bringing violent gusts of wind and rain this morning. Over 1 million customers have lost power. You can see the waves getting very, very large, cresting there and i am sure whipping against the land. Its not just florida. We understand the Tropical Storm warning is extended as far north as atlanta, georgia. There are millions of people in the path of this. Thats right. Welcome back to kpix5. It is 8 00. Reporter Hurricane Irma blasted florida keys after 9 00 am eastern with winds up to 130 Miles Per Hour. In the meantime, in the miami area, huge gusts of wind and threat of tornadoes continues and conditions are only expected to get worse. Hurricane irma made landfall this morning lashing the florida keys with torrential rain and powerful winds. Overnight the outer bands of the storm pummeled southern florida triggering tornado warnings and flooding. Already, more than 1 million homes and businesses in the area have lost power including a high school in the keys used as a shelter. A lot of people were borderline crying, wishing they would have left. I asked them why they didnt leave. They didnt think it would be that bad. Reporter irma is expected to rip through florida keys as a category 4 storm today before unleashing life threatening winds and deadly storm surge especially along the west coast. Do not think the storm is over when the wind slows down. The storm surge will rush in and it can kill you. Reporter even though irma has shifted west, here in miami, more casters say the threat of the storm surge still exists up to six feet. Amidst uncertainly, florida residents flocked to evacuation centers. We should have come to the shelter a day or two ago. Reporter this family and their pet are hunkered down in this st. Petersburg school. I hope it goes by pretty fast so we can get home fast. Reporter irmas new projected path is putting st. Petersburg on track for a direct hit. Hurricane irma is expected to beat down on the keys for hours. This is a slowmoving storm right now before eventually making its way northward toward the florida peninsula. In miami the conditions continue to deteriorate. We have seen powerful gusts of wind of more than 80 Miles Per Hour and it is expected to continue that way throughout the day. Back to you. Meg, what have you heard about a crane collapse in miami . Reporter phil, that has been one of the biggest concerns throughout this entire situation. These cranes, there are several of them throughout the miami area. They are designed to spin during hurricane like this one. Theyre only able to withstand winds up to 145 Miles Per Hour. So that was one huge test that apparently one crane failed miserably and went down. I can tell you that the conditions in miami have only been getting worse. We have been live since 5 00 am. We had to come off the ground floor from down there and make our way up to a balcony where it is safer. There are trees down in the high winds. There are white caps in the retaining pond behind me. I dont know if you can see it. Its so miserable out here, a very dire situation, expected to get worse. Thanks. Be safe. Lets go to the latest on irmas path. It definitely is expected to get worse because it is moving slowly across florida. You can see the extent of the storm. You can see it extending all the way towards georgia, northern portions of florida and of course miami right now as we saw in megs live shot, getting severe rain and strong, strong winds. That intensity really is strong in this northwest corner of the storm. Thats always when they get the strongest when it comes to the hurricanes. Theyre going to see the most rain and the strongest winds. Here is futurecast for the next 24 hours into monday. When we see you back here tomorrow morning, georgia will feel the effects. It looks Like Northern portions of florida are certainly also not escaping this. A lot of people went that direction but theyre also going to feel the storm. Here is another look at the tracking. All the warnings have extended across the west and east coast, spaghetti plot going along that coast moving very slowly at 8 Miles Per Hour. Thats as slow as its moved. Its staying a category 4 at least through today, sustained winds of 130 Miles Per Hour. You can see the wind speeds and how far they extend. It is not just the coast that will feel the strong winds. Theyre feeling it as far as jacksonville and even atlanta. Tropical storm watches are in effect for atlanta, georgia. It is a wide reaching storm. Well continue to track this later on. Businesses across florida are shutting down including call centers that are supposed to aide with evacuations. Floridians looking for a way out are getting help right here in california. A many pas 211 call tampas 211 calls are being rerouted. Trained volunteers helped on saturday. After an hour of training volunteers jumped into action. This does come with unique responsibility. We know that the folks really dont know theyre calling california. They expect that when we answer the phone, we know their area. We understand what theyre calling for and how we can be of assistance. That level of responsibility is not one that we take lightly. Right now, the immediate need is telling people whether or not theyre in an evacuation zone and where they can find shelter. Humans arent the only ones needing shelter from irmas wrath. Zookeepers in miami are scrambling to keep the animals safe. The smaller animals like this critically endangered vulture have been evacuated. But larger animals are staying put. Zookeepers say theyre worried. These animals go through tremendous stress. When you move them away from a familiar area, that stress can be very dangerous to them. To weather the storm the pink flamingos have been relocated to the bunkers. Katia swirled to cat 2 wind before slamming into mountainous regions. Two people died in a mud slide triggered by the rain. More than 4000 people were already evacuated in the area. First responders here and at home are getting people prepared in case a major earthquake strikes the bay area. Families came to alameda counts Disaster Preparedness fair yesterday for tips on how to be ready for a quake. They got to experience what it is like being in an 8. 0 earthquake. We are probably next in line for the next big earthquake. We need people to take this seriously. We need people to prepare. We need people to be able to sustain themselves. The message wasnt limited to earthquakes. Organizers wanted to help people prepare for every day emergencies like a house or apartment fire. They demonstrated how difficult it can be to find your way out of a burning building. Last weekdays after ending daca, President Trump told young adults who call themselves dreamers to be more at ease. The president first made a deal on the debt ceiling with top democrats, senator Chuck Schumer and Congress Woman nancy pelosi. Then he tweeted this for all those daca concerned about your status during the six month period, you have nothing to worry about. No action. Congress woman nancy pelosi says she asked him to send that tweet. This is what i asked the president to do and the tweet appeared. So that was good. Pelosi was among lawmakers from both parties who met with the president in the oval office. An unusual meeting with unusual results. We asked willie brown about the president s deal with top democrats. Is this a new day . Its like going into one of the better bars in San Francisco and finding a new friend, at least for one evening. So you think this is a one nightstand between trump and the democrats. The world is a one nightstand between trump and the democrats. In some places, its a quickie. This guy operates differently than anybody else. All of us who deal with him do not understand that. His sincerity is demonstrated by how long you are directly in front of him. I would ask you about the democrats side. The republican conservative pundits are talking about how this betrayed the conservative principles getting a debt ceiling done this way. What about democrats . They havent been in favor of working with trump. Exactly. We have seen resist being the mantra among democrats. Now weve got a decidedly more amiable conversation. We saw pictures of hugging and giggling in the oval office. I want to Say Something about going forward. What the president has done, what this situation has done, one of the things is give paul ryan a big hammer. He can go to the Freedom Caucus folks and say get in line so republicans can pass something or we see what will happen. We will have to go to the democrats to settle for what you can get. One more thing, at all times, trump has been of the opinion that in each step whether it is obamacare or whether it is any of the other things he has tried to do, even with the republican majority he has been unsuccessful. He is a deal maker. He goes wherever you can produce on what he desires. Believe me, he is not in love at all with nancy and his buddy chuck. He will deal with paul and mitch. Maybe not mitch but certainly paul if he gets the opportunity. You are right. If paul plays it right, he can suddenly become the favorite child for trump for the moment. Its interesting among trump supporters, they say he is a deal maker. He made a deal. This is why we elected him. They didnt seem that off put at all. I was watching over the weekend. Every day of the Trump Administration, californias Congressional Democrats have sent press releases slamming, criticizing, doing this, this one met with virtual silence when they sat down together. Normally, yes, we get one after every tweet. We get a slew of these press releases condemning everything for whatever just happened. I dont think people knew that was going to happen. Berkeleys got a protest coming. Here is what Berkeley Police are trying to get permission to use at a conservative speaking event at cal. Did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back . Say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. Comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet thats up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. Say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. Get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only 34. 90 more per month. Call today. Comcast business. Built for business. Police chief wants to head off a potential new round of violent protests. When a conservative commentator ben shapiro comes to berkeleys police chief wants to head off potentially new violent demonstrations when the conservative commentator comes thursday. The police want clearance to use pepper spray this time. Reporter Berkeley Police already carry pepper spray. They can only use it to a are unruly suspects. Theyre banned from using it for crowd control. City Council Voted for the ban in 1997. The protests now are very different. Anarchists often turn peaceful protests into blood baths. The police chief is asking the Current City Council to overturn the 20 year old ban allowing officers to deploy pepper spray on violent protesters. At the Farmers Market next to city hall, the opinions are evenly split. He is the chief of police. He is the expert. I would be inclined to go with the expert opinion. No poisoning people, no. Supporters say the city shouldnt handcuff officers from doing their job especially when dealing with violent anarchists covered from head to toe. Everything last time here was peaceful until they arrived by the truck load. I am in favor of it. For this uc davis grad any mention of pepper spray reminds her of had scene at a campus, an officer spraying peaceful protesters. I think there are better ways to control a crowd than that. The police chief argues it will protect peaceful demonstrators. He says tear gas for example hurts everyone in the crowd but they can use pepper spray to target individuals. Anyone committing violence on another human being should be taken out of the crowd. Said council will be talking about this on tuesday. The police chief is hoping the council will lift the ban so they have the option to use pepper spray for the thursday event. Lets take a look at the weather. I want to show you guys Hurricane Irma right now, the latest information as we track this storm for you. Right now it is 80 miles south southeast of naples, sustained winds still at 130 Miles Per Hour. That is expected to stay that way throughout the day. The storm is moving north at 9 Miles Per Hour with wind gusts as high as 160. As it moves north, you see the area along the west and east of florida under the hurricane warnings, tornado warnings, Tropical Storm warnings, theyre getting all of it, especially flash flooding as well and high winds. It is staying category 4 into the afternoon hours. It will downgrade to a category 1 early tomorrow morning. Today and overnight is really when floridians will see that impact. By tomorrow morning well get an idea of how much damage this has caused. Then it is heading to georgia, alabama, even tennessee. It is extending farther into the United States making that westward movement. Here is a look at the extent of the rainfall, flash flooding expected. A lot of tornadoes also, we have been hearing reports. Waterspouts. This is because of the intensity of the hurricane. The storm surge is up to 15 feet in some places, as high as 20. When those hit especially in places like sars it will happen during high tide when water is already high. Tornado warnings and watches even as far into northern florida as structure damage is expected from the strong winds. Here is a look at what we are seeing. The golden gate bridge, you can barely see it because of the fog. Along the bay bridge, it is clearer. You see where the fog is lingering at the beginning of the bay. Keeping our temperatures cool for now, 67 concord, liver more 65. Here is what we will experience, all the clouds and the fog along the coast, it is going to burn off. We will see our temperatures warm up nicely. Inland you are going to be hot. San francisco will be 81 degrees. We are going to see a chance of thunderstorms by monday night into tuesday. Look at those temperatures dropping by wednesday and thursday. We are going from iple digits today to the upper 730s by the end of the week. Thousands are expected to lace up their shoes to walk to end alzheimers. It kicks off at 9 00 am in San Francisco. Dennis odonnell will mc again this year. He is live and the event is just about to get underway. Reporter about 30 minutes ago, you could not see the golden gate bridge. This is the scene, beautiful crissy field, and thousands are here for the 25th annual walk to end alzheimers in San Francisco. Our goal is 1. 3 million. Its quite a scene. I have been doing this for 15 years. Tell us your story about why you did it and why you are here. Well, i run across the the state of california for my mom who passed away in 2014. You left lake tahoe and ran all the way down to this walk. Yes. I left last saturday and i ran 35 miles a day for seven days. How are your legs . Theyre a little sore. You are representative of so many people who care and have lost a loved one. When your mom was sick, this became a goal for you. 100 . I was running, ran kentucky in honor of her and i kempt going. You just keep on going. Sounds great. Steves story is similar to so many people. I lost my father to alzheimers. I keep saying this will be my last year because we are going to find a cure. Hopefully that is sometime soon. If you are not doing anything, come out. We start at 9 00 this morning. Lets bring an end to alzheimers. Lets hope so. Thanks. From destructive hurricanes to powerful earthquakes, heat waves, this wild weather hitting the u. S. Why one bay area professor says this may be the new normal. Look at miami beach. Its now moving out of the florida welcome back. Hurricane irma has made landfall. We have a live look at miami beach. The storm is moving out of the florida keys and heading north. Winds are clocked at 130 miles an hour and storm surge is forecast for for ten to 15 feet in southwest florida. About 1 million homes and businesses are without power across the state as irma makes its way to georgia. A Tropical Storm warning is issued for atlanta for the first time ever. From the devastating hurricanes to harsh bay area heat waves, one san jose state professor says get used to it. She says its all connected to Climate Change. Reporter back to back hurricanes irma, jose, katia, what are video which devastated texas. A 500 year flood or 1000 year flood. Its ridiculous. Reporter these are signs of what these professors have taught students for year. The oceans are warming up just as the atmosphere is. Reporter she says recent weather events are proof of global warming. Now she says its catching up to us. We have been teaching about this for over 20 years and we are still not doing anything about it. Reporter another piece of evidence that Climate Change is happening, our own record breaking heat wave so hot it even caused equipment problems and delays for bart. Its not like we broke the record by a tiny bit. We broke the record by a lot. Reporter the the question is is this the new norm . I would tend to think so. Reporter what does that mean . The professor says Climate Change means more and longer heat waves or cold weather, droughts, extreme rain events like hurricanes. Whatever changes are going on, theyre happening faster than we were ready for. Closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. Its time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. It senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. And snoring. Does your bed do that . The new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. And right now the sleep number queen c2 mattress now only 699. Ends sunday one last look at irma. Whats happening in tampa is the ocean is receding. The beaches are emptying out with that water. That means its all going to come roaring back. Storm surges are happening, 10 to 15 feet high is what is expected. This storm is moving very slow at 9 Miles Per Hour along that western coast of florida right now. You see it there still with sustained winds of 130 Miles Per Hour. Its going to stay that way throughout the day and finally hopefully calming by tomorrow. Today will be when floridians feel the brunt of Hurricane Irma. I am from nearby atlanta and i cant believe theyve got a Tropical Storm warning. Thats bananas. Thanks everybody for joining us. Up next, a special report from florida with the latest on Hurricane Irma. Have a great sunday. Good mornin e again, special report on Hurricane Irma here at cbs news, and these extraordinary winds we are seeing in Broward County as Hurricane Irma moves up, that is the east coast, we are on the west coast here, st. Pete beach, florida, i am jeff glor, along with anthony nature at cbs news headquarters in new york as we track irma, the storm is moving northward up the gulf coast of florida. We are in st. Pete beach, st. Petersburg and tampa are just to our east, after making initial landfall earlier this morning in the lower keys that is what irma did about 20 miles east of key west, irma is now
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