damage from yesterday s storm meanwhile. pg&e is working around the clog to clear up storm round one before round two hits. we don t want you near any of these wires. reporter: wires that look like spaghetti all over this street. we saw snapping and arking. so we looked outside and there was this pole. reporter: and this mess was from last night. high winds knocked over three power poles cutting off electricity to 1200 customers and nearly hitting henry martinez s home. pg&e was able to restore most power, but in downtown sausalito, not soon enough. we had three birthdays we are celebrating tonight. i placed reservations here a number of days ago. so my surprise, um, they are closed. reporter: sailor s restaurant and bar had to shut down. we are scrambling to find a place for 12 of us to eat which is very difficult to do. reporter: as she scrambles to find a new place to eat, some like henry are hoping they have enough supplies to get them through the night.
figured out before other people had. i within a day or so said i can kill two words with one stone. i can go to newark, do a little bit of law school that summer i m sorry, after that summer. if i did not like newark, i would go on my way. if i did like that, i would call that my home and the law degree would be applied there. as a workout, i did like newark. that s how i came to go there. at the end of the semester and graduated. my parents wanted a formal graduation. , and went their sake home and came back up on the bus to newark. you just mentioned that was already looking past through all the work in the south to a new type of phase or movement. respects, newark would be a place where the movement came and found an urban context. did you explicitly understand that was your project when you came? the movement had already come north. i just did not think about it as being the movement. what i was doing in harlem, trying to build a playground in 1964, that was part of
wall again. it beat him once but with the help of jenna s training, can he get over it this time. the pressure is on today, sunday, july 6th, 2014. from nbc news, this is today with lester holt, and erica hill live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaz. welcome to today. i m erica kill. i m lester holt alongside jenna wolfe and dylan dreyer. nice to have you back. i had a nice random day off and now i m back and raring to go. i saw that video of lester. i had to come back. somebody had to come back. is this taller than it was. from that angle, that looks nearly impossible. i thought it was a technique issue. jenna said, no, your form was wrong. a little bit. you needed some training. so i went to camp jenna. lester worked really, really hard. this guy is really strong. he put his mind to it. the video, it just kills me every time i see it. now, we ll do it in slow motion. later on this morning, i m going to go out there and try it again. if i don
man is under arrest for allegedly sexually abusing a novato girl over a three-year period. police arrested 37-year-old arturo hernandes when he was spotted in novato on his way to meet with the victim, a teen under the age of 18. the arrests stem from an investigation that began june 25th. police said investigators learned that the sexual abuse may have occurred, both in novato and san rafael, when the victim was 13. police say the man was living with the victim s family at the time. firefighters from three bay area fire departments joining the fight against a brush fire in solano county. the 17 firefighters from alameda county, fremont, and albany fire departments headed out to the fire. this fire started on friday and so far more than 350 firefighters are on scene. so far, it s spread to 7,000 acres and right now it s just 30% contained. outside, certainly heating up over this holiday weekend. taking a live look outside right now at san jose, you can see not a cloud in
good evening. for weeks now, we ve been showing you the crisis along the american border, the flood of mostly central american migrants, many of them unaccompanied children crossing into this country. overwhelming the american detention system while adding kindling to an already inflamed immigration debate. but tonight, we take you to where it all starts. stephanie gosk has made her way to the epicenter of this crisis, honduras, to show us what migrants are so desperately trying to escape by coming to america. reporter: to understand why young people from central america are leaving without their parents to come to the u.s., you only have to come here, san pedro, honduras. this is one of the most dangerous cities in one of the most dangerous countries in the world. we re in a neighborhood right now, controlled by four different gangs. this small space is a neutral area. they tell us down any of these roads, it s literally a no go zone. every person we ve spoken to says they