airports shutting down. ginger, rob and our extreme weather team spread out across the storm zone right now. breaking news for our viewers in the west. a major boat fire off the coast of california with dozens of passengers on board. coast guard has two copters in route. the rescue operation under way right now. the search for answers after another deadly mass shooting in texas. a gunman going on a miles-long rampage killing seven people including this postal worker and injuring 22 others, one of them a 17-month-old girl. kevin hart s terrifying crash. the actor hospitalized. his car completely totaled. the very latest on his condition. and the u.s. open shocker. why novak djokovic, the number one seed in the world, called it quits mid-match, and that moment between coco gauff and naomi osaka inspiring fans all around the world. and good morning, america. we want to get right to hurricane dorian. category 5 storm hitting the bahamas heading for the southeast, one
turning holiday hot spots into ghost towns. we re live with the very latest on the storm, where it s headed, and what you can expect. honoring the fallen. a moving vigil in texas for the seven victims killed in the nation s latest mass shooting. what we re learning about them and the gunman. ahead, why his rampage could have been much worse. all that, plus lucky to be alive. comedian kevin hart recovering in the hospital after a serious car accident near los angeles. the roof crushed in. we ll have the latest. friday night first. the rules in sports that could be a game changer. and u.s. open stunner. defending champ novak djokovic booed off the court after quitting mid-match. it is this display of sportsman ship that have people talking. i don t want people to think i m trying to take this moment away from her because she really deserves it. thank you. today, monday, september 2nd, 2019. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with savannah guthrie and ho
and today the temperatures will be warm. below average with temperatures in the 80s. still cool around the coast with upper 70s bay side. we will talk about the warmer day the second half of the weekend coming up. we are getting our first look at the man accused of killing two men on the peninsula. malik been released. he is accused of killing these two men. investigators say he lured them to a remote section of skyline boulevard in san mateo county on two separate nights last month. earlier this week he was in court for a hearing. the judge reviewed his medical records and note it that he was laughing randomly in court. all criminal proceedings are on hold until doctors can examine him. a hearing is set for august 30th to hear the results of the evaluations. this morning all lanes of interstate 880 through downtown oakland are back open after crews had to repair this giant pothole. ec it is four feet by three feet hole. it formed in the middle of the lane just before noo
explain who is now tasked with turning the page. and atlanta airport scare. a toddler was swept away by a conveyer belt. how he was able to climb on the conveyer belt undetected and where officials finally found him. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. well, president trump is declaring victory in the wake of robert mueller s historic congressional testimony. yesterday the former special counsel was grilled for nearly seven hours before two committees. democrats are moving forward with their investigations. laura podesta is here in new york. laura, what exactly are democrats planning to do now? good morning, anne-marie. well, the house judiciary committee plans to go to court today to enforce a subpoena of former white house attorney donald mcgahn. the report said president trump asked mcgahn to fire mueller not once but twice, which is a huge part of the democrats argument tha
idle, now chiaramonte lawsuit and investigation by the license board which is looking at criminal and possibly federal charges. the lack of integrity as a human to do something like this to almost 100 people is just, just unconscionable. reporter: carol mchale is a victim who filed suit. her house should have been finished by now. instead she s had to hire another contractor. they owe her $90,000. when will this end? it be finished when i see them in jail. that s when it will be finished. reporter: so the next question is, what s the next step? we called the da s office here n today. we asked what the senate us of the case was. they said they have not received the case yet. it is still under investigation. that s the latest. in an ongoing story. live in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc7 news. started butsay somef re did they have problems? reporter: well, you heard some of those problems at the beginning of the story. trusses, septic tanks, money that they say they