ladies and gentlemen, madames et messieurs, brothers and sisters. [applause] don t let this cane fool you. the hips still work. [laughter] [applause] just saying. i am so excited to be here. they said to say your name, but they did not that tell me what it was. [laughter] my name is kinshasha holman conwill. [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you. it is so wonderful to see you. and it is so wonderful to be in such a warm and welcoming assembly in washington, d.c. it s a rare thing these days. [laughter] you are in for a treat. i am supposed to say some things and i will, but i am so excited and so privileged to be introducing my sister today. for those of you who do not know her, your mind will be blown. let s get real. she is amazing. and she is beautiful ok whatever. , whatever. and i worked with her, so you may talk about what you know about zena howard. but did you work with her for eight years? i don t think so. i don t think so. so i know. she is amazing. this has
the father and two children visiting a national park. their first camping trip. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin with the first picturing coming in from puerto rico, after taking a direct hit. as you heard, one official saying, the island is destroyed. maria is the first category 4 to hit there in nearly a century. 1 150-mile-an-hour winds ripping buildings apart, knocking out power everywhere. all of the electricity is out tonight. people ordered to stay inside until at least tomorrow amid feerms of more massive flooding to come. and the satellite image tonight showing maria s massive size dwarfing the island. no part of it was spared. abc s victor oquendo leading us off from san juan tonight. reporter: tonight, maria s direct hit, devastating puerto rico. the first category 4 storm to strike puerto rico in 85 years, slamming ashore around sunrise. we are back here on the northern side of san juan here. i can only
tracks in time in morgan hill. union pacific officials say a man drove around the crossing arms when his truck stalled on the tracks. his truck was smashed. thankfully he got out before that train hit. the dunn avenue mane avenue and san pedro avenue crossings remain closed now as investigators canvas this scene. the answer might be in the surveillance video. a break in the case of a south bay murder. police arrested a woman who might be tied to similar crimes throughout the bay area. damian trujillo first broke the news on our bay area news ap and joins us from east san jose now. rog, that convenience store where there s surveillance video was gathered on north white road in san jose. we re not identifying it to protect the employees inside. we have learned the suspect may have passed herself offy:vdç as a prostitute to lure robbery victims. this is the surveillance foodage that helped capture a woman who gilroy police say is responsible for the murder of robert heise
the father and two children visiting a national park. their first camping trip. good evening. and it sreat thave you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin with the first pictures now coming in from puerto rico, after taking a direct hit. hurricane maria slamming into the island, and as you heard, one official saying, the island is destroyed.he first category o hit there in nearly a century. 150-mile-an-hour winds ripping buildings apart, knocking out power everywhere. all of the electricity is out tonight. people ordered to stay inside until at least tomorrow amid fears of more massive flooding to come. and the satellite image tonight dwarfing the island. no part of it was spared. abc s victor oquendo leading us off from san juan tonight. reporter: tonight, maria s direct hit, devastating puerto rico. the first category 4 storm to strike puerto rico in 85 years,. we are back here on the northern side of san juan here. i can only imagine what went down when thi
the father and two children visiting a national park. their first camping trip. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin with the first picturing coming in from puerto rico, after taking a direct hit. as you heard, one official saying, the island is destroyed. maria is the first category 4 to hit there in nearly a century. 1 150-mile-an-hour winds ripping buildings apart, knocking out power everywhere. all of the electricity is out tonight. people ordered to stay inside until at least tomorrow amid feerms of more massive flooding to come. and the satellite image tonight showing maria s massive size dwarfing the island. no part of it was spared. abc s victor oquendo leading us off from san juan tonight. reporter: tonight, maria s direct hit, devastating puerto rico. the first category 4 storm to strike puerto rico in 85 years, slamming ashore around sunrise. we are back here on the northern side of san juan here. i can only