Leaders who call President Trumps decision outrageous and xenophobic. Daca stands for deferred action for childhood arrivals. Those affected came to the u. S. As children some of them infants. Now the residency status of nearly 800,000 undocumented young people is in limbo. Fox newss Lauren Blanchard is in washington tonight with more. Reporter President Trump fulfilling a Campaign Promise to end a Controversial Program that protected some Illegal Immigrants from deportation. We have no choice. We have to be able to do something and i think its going to work out very well. Reporter the Trump Administration calling it quits on the deferred action for Childhood Arrivals Program better known as daca. Under the obama era effort, Illegal Immigrants who came to the u. S. As kids were allowed to stay in the country. President trump is said to have made his final decision on the matter over the past weekend. We are people of compassion and we are people of law. But there is nothing compassionate about the failure to enforce immigration law. Reporter hundreds of thousands of immigrants commonly referred to as dreamers rely on the program. The department of Homeland Security has now formally rescinded it with a sixmonth delay for current recipients. Congress according to the administration now needs to address the issue. Its congresss job to legislate. Its not the president s job to create law. Reporter the backlash has been swift in an unusual move, president obama issued a statement saying, to target these young people is wrong, because they have done nothing wrong. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi calling the decision, quote, cruel and heartless. [ screaming ] reporter meantime, protestors gathered around the country including new yorks trump tower and the white house. I think he was ashamed of his actions. Thats why he sent out attorney general Jeff Sessions to actually do his dirty work. Reporter congress has six months to figure out a solution for current dreamers. Permits that expire between now and march 5, 2018, have until october 5th to renew. Any new applications received before today will still be processed. In washington, Lauren Blanchard, fox news. Former president Barack Obama Says the Trump Administrations decision is cruel and selfdefeating saying, whatever concerns or complaints americans may have about immigration in general, we shouldnt threaten the future of this group of young people who are here through no fault of their own, who pose no threat, who are not taking away anything from the rest of us. Mr. Obama urged congress to pass a bill fixing the situation with, quote, a sense of moral urgency. As we said, demonstrations are being held all over the country including here in the bay area, specifically in berkeley and San Francisco. Paul chambers is live in the city with how dreamers are reacting. Paul. Reporter frank, this is the second showing and outing of this group. They had a press conference earlier. Now, there are hundreds of people demonstrating against they say not only the reversal on daca but they want to support the 11 million undocumented people who have no pathway to citizenship. Reporter he is one of nearly 800,000 People Living in the United States part of the deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca. 17 years ago, his family moved to the u. S. After one of her loved ones got sick. It was a matter of life and death for my family. My nephew is again still struggling with cancer 17 years later. Reporter she said the president rescinded the daca program which was a policy that former president barack obama created through an executive order. Trump is taking that victory from us, um, but i think its again it needs to be a moment for all of to us unite, um, rather than, um, become pessimistic, step up and fight even harder and make sure that we dont become divided. Reporter the policy protected hundreds of thousands of young undocumented people who came to the u. S. Before 2007. The end of the program is just the beginning of a new battle for this woman and nearly a million others. It is angering that we have done a lot of work to put things like daca in place and now that work is being taken from us. [ chanting ] reporter now, its time to fight and Work Together and be united and not be divided, they say. Frank . Paul, what are the plans for the protest and are there any concerns that the protest wont stay peaceful . [ chanting ] reporter as of now they plan to have quite a few speakers out here. To let people know theyre upset there are police on both sides around here so it is very well protected and Law Enforcement do have an eye on it. But right now, they are giving people an opportunity to talk about their disapproval and upset about what happened early today with daca and reversal by the president. So far its been peaceful, people emotional having signs and letting people know how they feel about the decision. Paul chambers in San Francisco tonight, paul, thank you. Apples ceo tim cook to tweeted his support of the dreamers yesterday sent a memo today to apple employees. Obtained by ktvu, it says, i am deeply dismayed that 800,000 americans including more than 250 of our apple coworkers may soon find themselves cast out of the only country they have ever called home. The statement continues, we issue an urgent plea for our leaders in washington to protect the dreamers and despite this setback for our nation, im confident that American Values will prevail. U. S. Senator Kamala Harris of california reacted by calling on republicans in congress to bring the dream act to a vote. She said, quote, the consequences of this decision will be devastating. It will split up families, force young people back to countries they never knew, and cost our economy billions of dollars. It is heartless. President trump is giving congress six months to address daca and come up with a legislative solution. On the four on 2 david levine said, dont expect congress to work out a solution for the dreamers. These are people who have done the right thing, they didnt come here of their own volition. They are in school. They are working. The criminal rate is so low with them. So if you could stay with just that you actually probably could get bipartisan support. The problem is, is that it will be very tempting to load up other things. Lets say the price for keeping daca was the border wall. That means youre going to lose all the democrats. Since the president took office, the Republican Controlled Congress has been unable to pass any major legislation including a bill to repeal obamacare and thats why professor levine thinks the president here is just setting up congress to take the blame for undoing daca. Notice, he didnt get out there in front. He made attorney general sessions get out there. Is mr. Trump so shy of cameras that he couldnt get out there and defend his own program . He is setting it up for failure after failure. Its not his problem. On the campaign trail, President Trump assured dreamers they could rest easy but in a Statement Today the president blamed former president obama for violating the constitution when he issued an executive order to protect the dreamers from being deported. The loss of nearly 800,000 young immigrant workers is expected to cost the nation hundreds of billions of dollars. And it would have a big impact on californias economy. Ktvus Cristina Rendon joins us now from our newsroom with a look at daca numbers in our state. Reporter california leads the nation in Daca Recipients. Our state is home to one in every four dreamers who are either in school or have a job. In fact, 91 of daca participants are employed and thats a boost to our economy. According to a recent study by the center for American Progress, the u. S. Gross domestic product is expected to lose 450 billion over the next decade if Daca Recipients are removed from the workforce. California would lose more than 11 billion annually. This state is home to 223,000 Daca Recipients making up roughly 30 of all Daca Recipients in the u. S. Followed by texas, new york, illinois and florida. Bay area congressman ro khanna says he is disappointed in the decision. These are young men and women who grew up in the United States, who went to school in the United States, were working or contributing to the economy. Its not just morally wrong. Its also going to hurt us economically. The study by the center for American Progress also says dreamers have launched their own businesses. More than half have purchased a car. And one in ten has bought a home. Today the California Attorney general Xavier Becerra announced plans to sue the Trump Administration over ending daca and more than 30 california lawmakers are vowing to pass bills to help Daca Recipients including legislation that would limit Immigration Enforcement on college campuses. Thank you. Im tracking a major hurricane in the atlantic. Its going to cause us some problems. When i come back well talk about it, what you can expect, especially with air travel in the next coming days. Also, some californians are already on their way to florida to help. Coming up, the people putting their own lives on hold to make sure potential hurricane victims have the help they need. And new video of a frightening scene for target employees in emeryville. Take a look. Three masked men with guns barge into the store just as it was closing. Been trying to e for this day. And im still not ready. The reason im telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that. Youll never be ready for. Your little girl getting married being one of them. People in florida are bracing for a possible hit by a massive hurricane. Irma is a category 5 hurricane right now. That is as strong as it gets. This Hardware Store in key west, florida, is jammed with people getting supplies today. The National Hurricane center says theres a growing possibility that irma could bear down on florida later this week and over the weekend. People right now are scrambling to get ready for heavy rain and strong wind. Batteries, flashlights, lanterns, sandbags, gas cans. This is not a storm to be taken lightly so im here. There were long lines for gas in miami, where officials are warning residents to be ready to evacuate at a moments notice. Irma is expected to hit the caribbean by thursday before possibly taking aim at florida. More than a dozen red cross volunteers from Northern California left today headed to florida to prepare for Hurricane Irma and that worst case scenario. Ktvus Maureen Naylor is in san jose tonight with why they are leaving now before the hurricane has even hit. Maureen. Reporter well, frank, they are leaving today because its expected to take them three days to drive out to florida and the teams want to be in place in case Hurricane Irma takes a direct hit. Tonight, we have numerous more than a dozen volunteers on the way, 16 of them in eight emergency vehicles. They are heading cross country, not sure whats ahead. Reporter truckloads of bottled water arrived at the Red Cross Office in santa cruz. One reporter as volunteers are preparing for a possible disaster more than 3,000 miles away. The red cross says Hurricane Irma is a category 5 storm with a potential to hit florida. So they are staging personnel and equipment to be ready. They were good. Reporter this is danny websters third major deployment in six months. I love helping people. People in disasters, they need help. Thats what i train for and thats what im probably going to do until i leave this earth. [ laughter ] thats why we work so well together. Reporter this married couple in their 70s are part of the team of. They married only three months after meeting each other. 38 years later they find comfort responding to disasters together. We work well together. Im working with somebody who has a great deal of compassion and when youre out there doing this kind of thing, thats what you want next to you. There are a couple of times i have had to find him and and something [ pause ] the emotions. I have had to go to him. But normally i can handle most anything. Reporter in oakland, 12 volunteers packed up six emergency vehicles also headed for White Springs in north florida. But the red cross says its mindful of keeping volunteers in california in case of a wildfire here. We have actually had to hold our deploying volunteers from the western states and california due to wildfire concerns. But with the massive response on harvey and now this massive second Hurricane Irma, you know, we really want to be ready to respond there. Reporter so armed with food and portable shelters, these volunteers drove off to florida not knowing whats ahead. Its anxious because you dont know what to find there. Youre dying to get out there and help because now how to do that. But you still dont know what youre going to see. Its different every time. Reporter their deployments are expected to last a minimum two weeks and the red cross says it is preparing to fly other volunteers out later this week. Back to you. All right, Maureen Naylor in the south bay, thank you. For more on this, we go to our chief meteorologist bill martin in the weather center. So the Hurricane Center is saying today that irma could be the strongest hurricane recorded in the atlantic ocean. Its like a tornado. That will essentially blow a house over. Oh, yeah. We have been watching the forecast indicators. The models are indicating pretty much a you know, a directs hit on florida. Now, its a long way off. Its got a lot of ground to cover. It could weaken as it moves over some of these islands, which is, you know, kind of scary in itself that its going to mow over some islands. But this is the Spaghetti Models and its a bunch of models trying to come to a consensus but what i always do, right, you just find thats how you find consensus. You go right down the middle and thats where it is. So right on the tip of florida. So thats the forecast. Those are the solutions. None of the Solutions Bring it into here, which is good. At one point there was a potential yesterday that this could it still could if it got off into the gulf. But right now, we are looking right in this area. Its a big storm. And its going to cause big trouble. It wont be towards it will be out towards the weekend. But well get some indications on whats occurring as it moves over the islands, the bahamas and antilles and places like that. And for us, we got a little fog out there right now. Its still muggy and warm. Theres fog at the coast. Temperatures are kind of just its still sticky. Its not as smoky. We got rid of the smoke but the humidity is lingering. 91 in fairfield. 90 livermore. Its a little warmer in concord today. So three degrees warmer. 5 degrees warmer there. So the temperatures came up a little today. But again, nothing like the stifling heat that we had. Lets get some days on this hurricane. And one of the models, the main model right now that were following has a category 4, downgrades it into southwestern florida somewhere around sunday. So well watch that for you, see how that tracks. Theres going to be a lot of changes between now and then. We just know its out there now. And now its going to have impact. If you have flights going to the east coast, southeast coast certainly, but anywhere on the east coast because chicago and dallas will have hub delays, check ahead. Get your ducks in order. Late this week, into the weekend, into early next week, this will be a three or four day kind of thing for travelers. Theres the fog forecast for the morning. So the fog is back. That kind of trends temperatures off a little bit. So tomorrows forecast highs, 90s take a push back towards the east and we start to see a little bit more mild weather, no spare the air day. No heat advisories. Fire danger of course is high. And, of course, irma the big story right now in the weather center. So theres tomorrows forecast for you. When i come back, what were going to do is go looking at the fiveday forecast. Well take another look at irma. You know, just got upgraded today to a category five and now its a big category 5 and now possibly its the strongest storm ever tracked in the atlantic. Well get more on irma coming up with bill in just a little bit. Coming up, a difficult firefight in the south bay. The challenge for firefighters as they work to contain this fire in gilroy. And coming up at 6 00, a man who works for several Ridesharing Companies accused of possessing more than 600 files of child pornography. At 6 00, the details out of San Francisco. Unfortunately now individuals who sexually abuse children will document it through video an image and we are seeing that more and more these days. A live picture of a protest in San Francisco. People gathered outside the Federal Building very upset about the Trump Administrations decision to end the daca program. And as you can see here, the protestors have now blocked the intersection of 7th and mission. Thats not far from the civic have bart station. Were continuing to follow the story. But if you are going to be in that area, keep in mind, traffic could be heavy as a result of this protest. Keeping up. 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So far the weather has worked in cal fires favor. Some winds picked up in the afternoon. But they did die down throughout the night and the humidity came up. So firefighters were able to make really Good Progress throughout the night. Cal fire says the fire appears to have started near some homes in a gated country club community. A 29yearold driver who was hit and killed by a caltrain in redwood city early this morning has now been identified as the founder of a social media Strategy Company in the south bay. Investigators say pair Alexander Capela was behind the wheel when his vw crashed through a fence and got hit by a caltrain going northbound. It was dragged for half a mile. Neighbors say they heard a loud sound and came out to see what happened. We are just in shock because we werent expecting the car to be, like, right in front of us. The bang was really loud. It sounded like it was right next to us. The victim was from palo alto and founded a small social media firm based in san jose. Investigators say there were no skidmarks or other indications that he tried to stop before his car went through the fence. And now authorities are looking into whether drugs or alcohol played a part in the crash or whether he just may have fallen asleep at the wheel. Aging pipes are blamed for a water break in San Francisco. Take a look at this video. It shows the scene on 14th street between guerrero and dolores this morning. You can see all the water shooting out from the street in an impressive geyser there. There were no injuries reported. And the water was turned off a short time later masked men with guns race into a bay area target store just as it closed. Take a look at this video. Its just been released today. And it shows this terrifying en countser with employees. Want to show you a live picture of one of several rallies taking place tonight right at this hour in the bay area. These demonstrators protesting the Trump Administrations decision to end the daca program. This gathering is near the Federal Building in San Francisco. And protestors have blocked the intersection of 7th and mission. We are keeping an eye on it. Back with more in just a moment. Some you . Video was released today from a takeover robbery at the target store in emeryville. Ktvu Crime Reporter henry lee is in the newsroom. That video is frightening. It is. This took about a minute. Now Police Need Help identifying the three men in the video. Take a look reporter the robbery happened just after midnight Early Saturday Morning at the target store in emeryville. In this video, you see a man with a pistol running into the store quickly followed by a second man, and then a third. You see a female target employee possibly trying to leave, but she and a second employee are blocked by the third robber, who is armed with a rifle. About 30 seconds after this all began, the men run out of the store with cash taken from target. Emeryville police say they are alarmed by the speed of the armed robbery. But its pretty clear that they go in quickly, they know what they are going to do. They order people to the ground. They have very intimidating clothing, masks, gloves, firearms. Reporter they do have some leads. But they are asking for help from the public. Someone may recognize their posture or clothing or even overheard someone bragging about the holdup afterwards. Anyone with information is asked to call emeryville police. Live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. Thank you. Four Alameda County sheriffs deputies accused of mistreating inmates made their First Court Appearance today. Justin linn, erik mcdermott, sarah crouse and Stephen Sarcos are charged with assault under color of thought. They are accused of victimizing eight inmates of the santa rita jail in dublin. Authorities say they either left a door or a handcuffing port unlocked allowing inmates to throw urine and feces on to other inmates. Mcdermott is accused of choking an inmate. The four had nothing to say as they made their way into the Court Appearance today. A homeless man was shot and killed at an encampment in oakland this morning. Family members identified the victim as 26yearold dominic jarvis. They say he lived at the encampment at northgate avenue and sycamore. Authorities say an argument broke out just after 4 a. M. Jarvis was shot in the chest and died at the scene. Our Crime Reporter henry lee spoke to two of his sisters and a friend of jarvis. He didnt do nothing to nobody. So i just he was a good person. He give stuff to people he help people with stuff. He liked helping people. So i just want him to be remembered as a good person. Whoever done this to him, he didnt deserve it. [ crying ] i heard shots. I just heard shots and i got low. We live in danger around here. Hes a young kid thats just struggling out here in the streets. Hes a good guy, a very good guy. I dont feel that he deserved to die. Oakland police havent made any arrests and theres no word on whether they think that the suspect is also someone who is homeless. Happening now in San Francisco, supporters of daca have gathered to protest the president s move to rescind the program. This rally is happening now outside the Federal Building. Youre looking at live pictures right now of the protestors. They have been blocking that intersection of 7th an mission. You can see them right there with all their signs and standing in the street. Other demonstrations have been taking place in berkeley and san rafael. Well continue to watch this San Francisco rally and bring you new details as we get them. Leaders in the south bay were quick to slam the president s decision today. Jesse gary was at several rallies around san jose. Reporter from the steps of a library that bears the name of a civil rights icon, the civil backlash against dacas scrapping was quick, loud and forceful. Were fighting for dreamers and the american dream. Yeah reporter san jose sees two rallies with people railing against the Trump Administration and its decision to end a fiveyear old program allowing undocumented children to remain in the country without fear of deportation. We will remain here. We are here and we will not go anywhere. Reporter ucberkeley senior martinez plans to go to law school but now isnt sure. I think those plans are tentative and are yet to be updated because i dont know if im going to be able to get fulltime employment after i graduate. Reporter leaders from Santa Clara County to individual cities, Business Leaders to community leaders, all lined up to express their angst over the announcement. Trumps decision to end daca is a cowardly act. This executive order is bad for the economy and it is bad for american workers. The president of the United States took the moral compass of this country and once again threw it to the ground. Losing daca is going to limit me. Its going to limit what my future looks like. Its going to limit what americas future looks like. Reporter zeo lofgren said the daca cancellation creates a moral emergency for our nation. President trumpss decision to turn his back on them betrays our national character. The president of san jose state emailed her response saying reporter amid the disappointment a renewed sense of urgency to begin a National Dialogue on Immigration Reform for everyone who is undocumented. While that conversation moves to congress, leaders down here in the south bay say lawsuits are already in the works to prevent the end of daca. In the san jose studio, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. The Catholic Church is weighing in on the president s decision to end the daca program. The u. S. Conference of catholic bishops called the move, quote, reprehensible. They issued a statement saying in part, after months of anxiety and fear about their futures, these brave young people face deportation. This decision is unacceptable and does not reflect who we are as americans. In sacramento, dozens of people held a really to protest the Trump Administrations decision on daca. Were not [ indiscernible ] President Trump. These are good kids. Right now, youre hurting us all. Demonstrators say they came out to stand in solidarity with the hundreds of thousands of young immigrants living in california who are now at risk of being deported. 26yearold Pablo Morales is in the daca program. He says he could be separated from his wife, who is a u. S. Citizen, and their 1yearold son. Today we make a covenant, a fight amongst all immigrants, citizens, nonimmigrants, nativeborn. We are ready to fight. There is nothing that can deter us. Governor Browns Office released a Statement Today on the issue saying in part, the Trump Administrations actions to end daca is senseless and cruel. The governor stands with attorney general becerras takes on our fight to rather, takes our fight to court to defend the dreamers. Still to come after a half milliondollar renovation, we are finally getting our first look at the new Moscone Center. In a moment, well show you the glitzy new addition to each floor. Also ahead, as Hurricane Irma moves towards the u. S. , cleanup from Hurricane Harvey goes on. Coming up next, a look at what houston is going through today more than a week after the massive storm hit. Food. Water. Internet. We need it to live. But what we dont need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. I see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. You got me, mark. We just want fast internet for one, simple rate. For all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all. For the this. Internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. Parts of the greater houston area are still under water as the massive Recovery Efforts continue in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. Now with potentially toxic trash and flood debris piling up on the streets, harvey related Health Concerns are rising, as well. Health officials are warning people who have come in contact with floodwaters to consider getting a tetanus shot. Some communities are still working to get clean Drinking Water back online. Many businesses are returning to some normalcy opening their doors for the first time in days. Ken wayne was in houston last week reporting on the damage firsthand traveling with bay area First Responders who rescued people from the flooded neighborhoods. What stood out to you the most being there . You were there for several days . Reporter yeah. After in katrina and houston there were big differences between the two disasters that really affected the entire cities. In texas, there was this real can do spirit that you hear about but when you actually see it in action its real. There were civilians going out in their own private boats, big giant fourwheel drive trucks were out there hauling things around. They have this thing called the cajun navy, regular guys out there and they had walkie talkiies. They were using apps on their cell phones to communicate with each other. And these pictures here are a lot of civilians. These are civilians that are out there rescues people. So one thing about texas is they take of themselves. And they really dont expect to get help right away. So they were on it. I was impressed with that. I saw a tweet, a picture of a long line of people. At first glance you would think it was a long line of people waiting for aid. In this case, it was a long line of people waiting to volunteer. Reporter right. They were turning away volunteers. Thats how texas is. People really took care of even other. I didnt hear anybody grumble on complain about any of the conditions. These were people who lost everything. Nobody complaining. Everybody pitching in to help and yeah, i saw boats lined up onramps waiting to get in to help people. And they said, we have enough boats. Everything is covered. So they would go well were going to go to beaumont then, well go somewhere, where we can help. Is there one image or two that stand out to you . Reporter its all these pictures kind of sum it up. Its just big areas the scope of it was huge. I didnt realize i dont know anything about houston and i still dont know a lot about it, but its a very large spreadout city, kind of like l. A. , you know, you can drive for an hour and youre still in houston on a freeway. Its a vast spreadout flat city. And there were large areas under water. I mean, a lot of parts of houston were fine. They may have had power issues or whatever. But to see miles of neighborhoods under water was really something. Is there ever a sense when youre out there just a feeling of helplessness in the sense that you cant help everyone . Reporter well, i think, you know, you have to prioritize. And the number one thing is to save lives. So, you know, when we got there early, 4 00 tuesday morning, and by then, the people who needed to get out had gotten out. The people who decided to stay behind put their lives in danger and thats why these people had to go into these flooded areas as you see in these pictures and make sure that they were out of their homes. After that, then it becomes the very heartbreaking process of you just lost all your possessions, personal effects and that kind of thing, but to have a city of 2. 2 Million People and only lose 60 lives in this kind of a storm is pretty amazing. When you would talk to the firefighters, thats what they do, i mean, theyre there, the firefighters from the bay area, theyre there to to to help. But what would they tell you . Was it hard for them . Or were helping, doing something . Reporter i think they want to help and i think they get pumped up to go out and help. They train for this all the time. These guys are specialized. This is a very specific skill set that they have. And you know, when you train all that time, you want to put it to use. So if they can get out there and save lives i think they were excited and pumped up to go out there and save some lives and do some good. And they did. Any last thoughts . Just hope things get better fast. Its a long process. Im worried about florida and irma. Thank you. A half billiondollar renovation is now complete. And today we got our first tour. Coming up a look at the all new and expanded Moscone Center in San Francisco. Its still humid out there, foggy at the coast so we are changing around again back to a more typical pattern. Theres fog on san bruno montgomery. Well have the forecast coming up. Police in fairfield are investigating a shooting that killed one person and injured two others. Detectives say last night someone approached the house on Tanglewood Drive and opened fire hitting three people inside the garage. You can see that the house and several cars were riddled with bullet holes. One of the victims was pronounced dead at the scene. Another was critically injured. The third person is expected to survive. Its a terrible thing. I mean, unfortunately shootings and homicides here recently. At least in this one we dont believe this is random. So the Community Needs to stay safe and vigilant. No word on motive. No arrests. The ninth homicide in fairfield in the year. A rightwing protestor pled not guilty this morning to a weapons charge. 42yearold kyle chapman is accused of one felony count of possession of a leaded billy club. He was arrested last friday and booked into Alameda County jail. He posted a 135,000 bail and appeared in court today out of custody. Chapman is accused of beating counterprotestors with a lead stick at a protrump rally in march. He is scheduled to return to Alameda County superior court on october 12. We are getting a first look at the new expanded Moscone Center after going through a half billiondollar enhancement. It ktvus tom vacar was there for the opening ceremonies and says the center will bring more conventions and tourists to the city. One, two, three. Reporter San Francisco mayor ed lee cut the ribbon on the completion of the half billiondollarplus phase 2 of the newly refurbished and greatly expanded Moscone Center. All of this will make the new center far more competitive with other major Convention Cities worldwide with San Francisco a bonus for conventioneers and make no mistake, many conventioneers come back to the bay area for vacations making moscone a major selling point for the region. A great source of revenue for the city because it is the number one economic driver but also, for the city as a whole, that for years to come. Its not only gonna increase capacity so we can host these conventions, its also going to increase capacities in our hotels and our restaurants and our small businesses. It will help us Fund Healthcare services, education, child care and so many things that we believe that were be providing to the citizens of San Francisco. Reporter the south lobby is redone but whats built upstairs grew the facility. On the second floor a massive new hightech ballroom that can be walled off to accommodate any size events. On the third floor a large conference and display hall that can accommodate one or many events. The improvements continued ever since the facility first opened 31 years ago. It was never, ever the idea of stopping. You needed the size and the space and the convenience, and thats what this is all about and youre gonna continue to see it. Reporter next door a huge new foundation is being equipped to house another massive conference and display hall that will be open in 18 months. From that new facility a bridge will connect the north hall across the street. That will make the expanded center 1. 5 million square feet. Actual conventions start here beginning saturday. But most of us will be able to see this Convention Center in its new expanded form during the auto show in november. And what an experience that will be. Tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. Some swimmers and boaters in San Francisco got a surprise this weekend. Take a look at these pictures. They were out on the bay when a whale stopped by for a visit and swam right alongside them. Oh it happened sunday morning at about 8 00 right underneath the golden gate bridge. All of a sudden i saw a whale that look like it was pretty it was coming towards me and i got ply camera out and on my phone and took a video and you can see in the video that it came out right in front of me. Sure did. I dont know if its a picture there or not, but the tail looks as big as the boat. Bigger. Enormous he said that there were actually two or three whales swimming in the area and as you can see there they came mighty close to his boat. He seemed pretty calm. I dont know if i would be that calm. [ laughter ] see that big whale sticking out with the tail whales arent usually aggressive. They might bump you by accident. They are so beautiful and graceful. It wouldnt be their intentions, they just accidentally knock into you. 50 feet long, but they are not aggressive. Its funny because thats most likely a humpback, it looks like from the pictures. But we are seeing unprecedented numbers of those off our coast this year. Last year, too. But they are saying that they were down to 500 humpback whales back, you know, 50 years ago. And now theres 20,000 out in the pacific so its nice its nice to see those comebacks. We are seeing bait fishing closer to shore anchovies and sardinas. Its wonderful to see that. The satellite image shows cloud cover and fog at the coast. The fog is coming in now. Im super happy to see it. I know you are, too. It hasnt really made things cold. San francisco today we are still in the upper 70s and low 80s. Its 70 right now. Its a little cooler in oakland, a little cooler in hayward but not much than yesterday. But certainly cooler. Theres the fog. Certainly cooler than we were just a few days ago. So things are mellowing out based on no spare the air, no fire warnings, no heat warnings. But the pattern continues, hot in the inland bay valleys but well continue to see some humidity filter into the area from tropical storms down off baja. So as we head into wednesday, more of the same. Its nice. Its humid, its a little sticky but not as bad as it was. Fog forecast for the morning this helps a lot especially around the basin. If the humidity is bothering, at least the fog is cool and moist. Forecast highs tomorrow maybe a little cooler in some places. 88 vacaville. But funny thing about 88 in vacaville, when youre doing 35, 40 humidity which in fact we are in vacaville and fairfield and areas like that, that seems pretty hot. That feels like to a west coast person, 88 degrees and 40 humidity is uncomfortable and thats where we are today and probably will be again tomorrow in terms of humidity. Probably 35, 40 humidity. We are usually down in the 20s. 22 Something Like that. 84 and even less inland where its drier like in livermore. But the moisture from the storms, those tropical storms, filtered in. But other than that, i mean, we have a nice pattern set up. We have a fiveday forecast i think youll like that will include warm towards the weekend. Dont sweat the sprinkles. Its similar to the other day, nothing to change your plans over. Just as long as we keep it below 100. Now that our weather is kind of back to normal, that hurricane over there thats coming toward florida, category 5. Category 5. Thats strong. 185mileanhour winds, irma. I cant imagine that. 185mileanhour winds is over 100 yards. Its over 50 miles those core wind speeds. Over land does it knock it down . Warmer waters pick it up. When it goes over the islands, the friction from the land mass, from the mountains and the topography slow the flow into the hurricane and break it down. So that it will weaken. The models are suggesting to a category 4 before it moves into u. S. Territory. Its heading straight for some of those islands. Strongest hurricanes potentially ever recorded in the atlantic. They are saying now potentially is it looking like it could hit possibly hit florida by sunday . Yeah. Sunday and it does it definitely the models i think i showed earlier the various models, 8 models and the consensus is florida. A little bit on the southeastern or southwestern side but somewhere on the tip. The models are pretty good so it will be close to that, about sunday. At the declared a state of emergency there. Theyve declared a state of emergency there. They have. South korea flexing their military muscle after another nuclear test from north korea. Thats coming up after the break. Coming up at 6 00, the Delivery Driver and child pornography the disturbing discovery also at 6 00. Unfortunately now individuals who sexual abuse children will document it through video and image and were basically seeing that more and more nowadays. South korea today conducted a second day of live fire military exercises in response to north koreas claim that it has tested a hydrogen bomb. This has President Trump announcing that he has significantly expanded weapons sales to both south korea and japan. Greg palkot has more on the escalating military conflict along the korean peninsula. Reporter the south Korean Military conducting a second day of missile drills simulating an attack on north Koreas Nuclear facility a response to the norths claim of its First Hydrogen bomb detonation bringing a new military threat from the u. S. And counter threats from the north. Meanwhile, the diplomatic back and forth continues at the u. N. Nuclear criminal that possessions Large Nuclear arsenal. We cant kick it down the road. Amid rising tensions, President Trump says he is working more closely with regional allies on defense. Tweeting this morning, quote, i am allowing japan and south korea to buy a substantially increased amount of highly sophisticated military equipment from the United States giving tentative approval to a significant expansion of weapons sales and lifting restrictions on south koreas missile program. American diplomats are working on a tough new u. N. Resolution which they hope will bring pressure on the Funding Sources for north koreas weapons program. The passage is far from certain with major powers like china and russia opposing the measure and calling on both sides to return to negotiations. The use of any kind of sanctions is useless and nonefficient. Sanctions have no regards of consequences goes nowhere. Reporter here in south korea the latest crisis has people on edge, some telling us that they are making plans to get out just in case. In seoul, greg palkot, fox news. [ music ] outrage tonight from the left after the Trump Administration ends the daca program and asks congress to decide the fate of the 800,000 dreamers already enrolled. I have a love for these people and hopefully now congress will be able to help them and do it properly and i can tell you in speaking to members of congress, they want to be able to do something and do it right. As of tonight, Homeland Security is no longer accepting new daca applications. Good evening, im frank somerville. Im julie haener. Dreamers who are already in the program wont lose their protection from deportation right now. Their twoyear permits are valid while congress decides the next step. President trumps decision to phase out daca is being met with protests. Youre looking now at live pictures of a rally under way at this hour in San Francisco at the Federal Building south of market. You can see all the people there, speeches under way. A lot of people there Holding Signs as the camera pans throughout the crowd. A lot of people here turned out for the rally daca stands for deferred action for childhood arrivals. It was created five years ago by president obama to protect children who arrived in the u. S. As Illegal Immigrants from being deported. Ktvus Cristina Rendon has more
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