plus, big news from kensington palace this morning. prince william and kate are expecting their third child. why this means we won t be seeing as much of the duchess in the months ahead. we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. any threat to the united states or our allies will be met with a massive military response, both effective and overwhelming. certain warnings after north korea s nuclear test. the north claimed this he tested a hydrogen bomb. people need to cut off north korea economically. this is unacceptable. texans continue picking up the pieces after hurricane harvey. mandatory evacuation orders are still under way in houston. this event is one we have to all sit down and hit the reset button on and figure out how we collectively improve. hurricane irma is heading into the northern caribbean. possibility of a florida landfall or carolina landfall. the california governor declaring a state of emergen
republicans will put a measure on the floor. reporter: agencies are already gearing up to assist the county s dreamers. we will continue to use legal means legal actions if necessary to protect the rights of those that live here. reporter: he says he won t hide in the shadows. if we change the discourse and humanize the daca recipients then it would be a best way to influence his decision as an administrator who runs the country. reporter: if the president follows through on plans to scrap daca, he will focus on the economic arguments that dreamers have been good for the country and work on finding a clear path to citizenship. it is not just local politicians, some of the top leaders of technology are speaking out. apple ceo tim cook and mark zuckerberg wrote a letter to the president. our coverage of the daca decision is not over. larry gerston will join us in less than 20 minutes for a closer look of what ending daca could mean for the state of california. the
this holiday holding a neighborhood watch party. all the neighbors came out and we ve been checking in on each other the whole weekend now. reporter: they re collective gaze isn t for criminals but rather the menacing smoky cloud rising above the ridge. the fire started burning between 6:30 and 7:00 saturday night. many here packed up and prepared to leave. just in case increasing winds started blowing trouble toward their home. you hate to see the house go up. but it s just a house. and we re okay. so you know, you keep thinking of houston and the other fires that are going on and you say, okay we can do this lord. reporter: 200 firefighters are waging an unrelenting assault on the flames from the air and from the ground. steep rocky terrain is making it difficult for bulldozers to dig containment lines around the fire. so firefighters from calfire and local departments from surrounding counties have gone back to basics. we re basically building containment lines.
we just learned from the public information officer who told us they will have a bus in place. between palo alto and redwood city stations. on the roadway the traffic gets by all right. we ll end with this video and the rest of your traffic coming up shortly. over to kari before we get the details from pete. we have higher humidity as you get ready to head out the door. we will have slightly more comfortable weather today and right now in the low 70s so we do start out with much warmer than average temperatures. as we get a look at the high temperatures by this afternoon we ll be up to 73 degrees in san francisco with some lower 90s for the tri-valley and the delta. you ll feel that humidity as we go through the day. we ll talk about that and also what s ahead as we go through the weekend in a few minutes. thank you, kari. and back to the breaking news on the peninsula. a deadly accident involving caltrain in redwood city. pete suratos just arrived on the scene. what
further our goal of strengthening the constitutional order and the rule of law in america, the department of justice cannot defend this overreach. well, now we are getting reaction from leaders in congress. house speaker paul ryan says in part, it is my hope that the house and senate with the president s leadership will be able to find a consensus on a permanent lejs laifsh solution that includes ensuring that those who have done nothing wrong can still contribute as valued parts of this great country. minority leader nancy pelosi called the decision a master class in cowardice. she called for bipartisan action, saying lawmakers must pass legislation to safeguard our young dreamers from the senseless cruelty of deportation and shield families from separation and heartbreak. this midday we have live team coverage of the decision of daca. scott mcgrew is standing by with what s left for daca, and we have bob riddell live as they came to this decision. reporter: they scold