can see the gates are closed, closed, closed. everything my kids are so desperate, trying to go back to tlgay area sud it you to listen to something. it is so quiet out here. you can actually hear the birds. reporter: work went remote. traffic disappeared. small businesses suffered. whether it s today, whether it s tomorrow, whether it s friday, i m eventually not going to have it. i m going to be unemployed. one day we had over $1 million in cancelations. it s basically our entire business and all my life s savings. and all my employees jobs. california s edd processed more unemployment claims in a month than all of last year. by may, protesters wanted an end to the shelter in place rules. people need to go back to work. reporter: a week later, california entered stage 2, allowing businesses to offer curbside pickup. soon, counties were getting state approval to open up dine-in restaurants and shopping malls. the state moved into stage 3 just after memorial da
the day trying to determine if homes are still standing. she joins us now from davenprt. stephanie? it s been an emotional week for people trying to see if their home is still there. we visited the civic auditorium just east of us that has been at full capacity for seven days in a row. it s one of the dozen shelters taking evacuees in. it s just south of here where we met many families. you notice that haze that stretches through the mountain significantly better than 48 hours ago. their homes are in the middle of the fire zone, and all they can do now is wait. these are like tears of joy, tears of sorrow, because it s very bittersweet. it s very sweet that my family is okay. reporter: kathy azevedo is living through the pain of simply not knowing. all you can do is take one day at a time and just be thankful for what is, you know, instead of what was. you really can t look back. reporter: mourning the thought of losing everything, she sat in her car praying for her
perkins, rolling, for zaccheaus. incomplete. good coverage by devine deablo. a field goal makes it a seven-point game. rod: good job by deablo. he gets his head around and the officials lets them play. it s a trend we have seen this season. we have talked to the officials and they have said, hey, a lot more mutual combat. you get your head around, a little more leeway. rod: remember, brian delaney missed the field goal against georgia tech to tie it. high snap, handled well by the holder nash griffin and virginia is up by seven. still 2:41 to go in blacksburg. rod: well, for virginia tech it s a two minute drill after this kickoff. no time-outs. willis no doubt will be thinking about how he can that pick by snowden that led to the field goal. adam: you often don t get the second chance. rod: he ll have two minutes and maybe 40, 41 seconds depending on whether this ball is kicked out of the soefd or not. . adam: give credit to the virginia defense. they needed a st
today, the supreme court validated that very core essential fundamental principle. the president vowed to make it an election year issue. we re going to have to decide whether we re people who accept the cruelty of ripping children fracture their parents arms or whether we actually value families and keep them together for the sake of all of our communities. while his executive order has been defeated, the president will still try to offer his protection. what the president reaffirmed is there s still prioritization. they said their priority was terrorists, people with criminal convictions, people who just crossed the border, but not law abiding americans who work hard, who have family members who they support. addressing the american people today, the president reiterated the only reason the supreme court was deadlocked was because the senate refuses to consider his nominee, merrick garland. reporting outside of the supreme court, abc news. as we mentioned, an es
abc 7 news starts right now with live breaking news. [ gunshots ] bullets fly in turkey as tanks roll through the streets. the military trying to stage a coup. but tonight the turkish people are fighting back, and the country s president says he is still very much in control. good evening, everyone. i m larry beil in for dan ashley. and i m ama daetz. it s just after 9:00 in turkey where there have been several hours of unrest and uncertainty. in the last few hours we saw military forces surrendering. you see the soldiers walking away from a tank on a bridge in istanbul, holding their hands up. turkey s state-run news agency says more than 700 military members have already been arrested for taking part in the coup. turkey s president recep tayyip erdogan arrived at istanbul s airport a few hours ago. he said he will not compromise with coup forces. and he says military members who depart in the attempt to oust him have committed treason. across the country people to