team as they touchdown a moment ago. reporter: as soon as they come down to baggage claim we will be here to greet them. we were told that there plane landed at 915 955 p.m. 9:55 pm this evening. their family along with their children are here holding up signs like saying something like welcome home daddy. test for is a special ops group. they were able to go help those who were impacted by the hurricane to revive the area. they provided the victims with emotional support for the most part. we hear from the chief as they talk about the emotional support that the firefighters gave. for them to be there and to demonstrate bypassing a food and water, it is impactful to let the people know that there is somebody there to help them. reporter: some of them have been gone for 22 days. back out here live for real quick. i want to interview one of the firefighters life. you are here with your daughter holding a sign, how you guys feeling right now? we are so excited. we cou
reporter: the note reads, there are two guns pointed at you now. if you want to live, and back your wallet and phone now and do not turn around. the passenger received the notes that she was a daily commuter on bart. she said her name is julie, a 32-year-old employee of the videogame company sega in san francisco, who goes by the twitter handle baby jewels. she said she was at barton about 4:45, looking down at her phone when someone behind her dropped the know on her lap. i didn t know who was behind me. i do not know who the person was or if they had a gun or two guns. reporter: there about 15 other people on the train car. she said she made eye contact with the man. i believed he would call the police. he got off the train, so she said she made a split decision. i felt very vulnerable. i was aware that he was within reach of the back of my neck and my head, he was right behind me, i went sideways and pretended to have a seizure so that i would pass out. i coul
severe. it was a depth of 30 miles where everything on the surface is a bit away. that helps to stave off some of the energy. this ivor people have been pulled from cizeanue rkers. bble by ha bcefrir s its th ie clr ma tuneaight. o thank w you for that. now to hurricane maria that is pounding the caribbean. a category five storm slammed mile-per-hour winds. gu in st. croix, wind is falling as the storm church closer causing catastrophic damage to puerto rico. we have teen coverage tracking maria s path. let s begin with alan martin with the plan to get ready for another massive storm. hurricane maria is blamed for at least one death in guadalupe a. one person is missing an 80,000 homes or without power. maria made landfall last night on the island of dominica. she brought ferocious wind and rain. the strongest hurricane to hit landfall. now she is taking aim at puerto rico. hurricane maria is piling her way through the caribbean. this is drenching rain on the island of
mcconnell of kill-tuckey. dawn of the bill. it just won t die. but there s a good chance you will. dawn of the bill, rated r for really, this thing again? it s the late show with stephen colbert. tonight, stephen welcomes jeff bridges. senator jeff flake. and musical guest miguel.stay man. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it s stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) stephen: hey, what s going on. hey, everybody. please have a seat, ladies and gentlemen. you re too kind. welcome. welcome, one and all, to the late show. i m your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) folks, this week this week, those of you who watch the news, this week in washington, d.c., the thinkable happened. republicans are trying to repeal and replace obamacare, again. this is beyond beating a dead horse. this is getting damn close to beastality, okay. i hope that horse has a safe word. pumpkin patch is what i recommend. you might remember, ba
why uc berkeley is going to spend half a million dollars for security on the event. ann coulter canceled her appearance, but milo said free speech week is still on and said they ll announce the full plans at a press conference tomorrow. despite the confusion campus officials say they re moving forward according on plan no matter the cost. we understand that s very uncertain and unclear right now, but we can t afford to play games when it comes to the safety and well being of the campus community here. reporter: one of the leaders of that group by any er back there. or a.m.b. ould in fact, we ll show you a live picture of that event where yvette falarco who is the local leader is taking the mic. there are protesters there. i just spoke to the spokesman for uc berkeley. he said obviously it s an open campus. anybody can be here, but that group itself because of its history of violence is certainly not welcome especially on upcoming free speech week, in fact, it happens. we