jess/vo one day after the 7-point-1 earthquake shook mexico to its core... the search >>> good evening. thanks for being with us. >> one day after the 7.1 earthquake shook mexico to its core the search for survivors has intensified. more than 50 people have been pulled from the debris alive. we learned that 230 people are now confirmed dead. one of the more gut wrenching developments is that 21 children and four adults were killed at an elementary school in mexico city. desperate rescue workers continued to sift through the rubble looking for survivors. the parents there are clinging to hope that their children will be found alive. that's because rescue crews say a teacher and two students did send a text message to each other from within the rubble. >> we begin our team coverage with nbc bay area damon who joins us on the phone now. tell us what you're seeing not just at the school but around town as you drove through. >> reporter: i'm about a block away and it's very hectic here. the volunteers will raise their right hand, sometimes both hands and form a f

===next close=== ===jess/vo=== >>> finally, tonight, it's one of the most anticipated tech announcements of the year. iphone x, face i.d. and other cutting edge features and hefty price tag. lucy cav that with inside look. >> future of the smartphone. >> reporter: two updated iphones, 8 and 8 plus and apple watch that helps you ditch the phone. >> we do have one more thing. >> reporter: star of the show. >> this is iphone x, biggest leap forward since the original a iphone. >> reporter: thin, sleek and recognizes your face to unlock. but doesn't come cheap. starting price is $1,000. >> this is the most expensive base entry price for an iphone ever, and i do believe you're going to find people jump all over this phone. >> reporter: new phone offers brighter display, better battery life and animated emojis that follow your face. after recent slump that saw android account for u.s. sales, apple under pressure to get it right. ten years since steve jobs unveiled the phone to change everything. >> we can now reflect on him with joy instead of sadness. steve's spirit and timeless philosophy on

=raj/vo= we begin w/ this developing story. about 80 rock slides per year at yosemite...but few -- as dramatic as this one. the sheer size -- and the location -- make this unique. right along el capitan -- in the height of the climbing season. the dust cloud that engulfed much of yosemite valley. =boxes= nbc bay area )s sergio quintana was on the valley floor when it happened and joins us w/ the very latest. sergio? =raj/anim= we wanna follow up on yesterday )s rockslide. two this one was much bigger. >> it's huge, it's enormous. >> there's now a massive gash on the face of el capitan. >> now it's going to take cruise abo crews a day to clear out north side drive so they can expect that to be closed down at least until tomorrow. iddlt is a living, breathing old onal park and these things do happen. we want to follow up on yesterday's rock slides. two british tourists were in the middle of that one. the man was 32 andrew foster from whales. is wife was injured and remains in the hospital. the couple was in yosemite to t ck climb

===jess vo=== plus, fire in the oakland hills forces evacuations... including at least one of the warriors star players. ===next close=== next. ==raj/take vo== right now at 6: a frightening and familiar sight >>> a c-130 on the ramp here in savannah awaiting its next message. before we go, my time on the ground in puerto rico was short but don't have to be there long to understand the depth of the need. essential things in life from making a call to buying a gallon of gas to getting enough food and water are a struggle there. brings me to the national guard, we traveled with into the hurricane zone. some full time and some part-time guardsmen but all answering the call to deliver essentials to fellow americans in need. we know the people of puerto rico are grateful and we're grateful to the air national guard. thanks for being here. thank you all from being here as well. from the 165th air lift wing in savannah, georgia, thank you for watching. good night. >>> tonight, island good night. a frightening and familiar sight in the oakland hills. flames fo

===jess vo=== and this mask was left behind - what it )s telling police about the crime and criminal who wore it. ===raj/2shot=== and the theft that has san francisco )s sheriff sending out a warning to her deputies... ===next close=== the news is next. sot no one should be able to go into someone else )s property and t >>> finally tonight, he became a symbol of strength in the aftermath of the boston marathon bombing. now jeff bowman's incredible story is a major hollywood movie starring jake gyllenhaal. tonight the star and the real life hero are taking us and our kevin tibles inside a true story that's inspiring america. >> reporter: new bonds between new friends. one, the movie star. the other, the survivor. >> man, does it feel good to be around this guy. >> reporter: jake gyllenhaal plays jeff bowman in the new feature film, stronger. bowman was there at the finish line when the bombs went off at the 2013 boston marathon. his trauma captured forever in this photograph. >> first, why would someone take that picture? then you start realizing that it captured something great. they

===jess vo=== hear what steph curry thinks and how the final decision will be made. ===raj /take vo=== plus, "feel the bern". senator sanders comes to the bay area. the change he )s pushing for... to save countless lives. ===next close=== >>> finally tonight, while the number of women who are police officers has grown, they're still a small minority in this country and even fewer women are in leadership roles. but in dallas that's changing, especially at the top. rehema ellis has tonight's "inspiring america" report. >> so i did talk to -- >> reporter: renee hall is taking charge in dallas like no woman has ever done before. she's the city's first female police chief, commanding a force that's 80% male, making her likely to face unprecedented scrutiny. do you see a double standard? >> i think it's a double standard, but i don't think we have to accept it. you can't judge every woman by me no more than i can judge every man by you. >> reporter: the 18-year veteran of the detroit police department is taking over in dallas at a tough time. five officers were gunned down

===jess vo=== the bold statement a bay area high school band is planning within the next hour. ===raj vo=== also, atm robbery spree. how many cash machines this couple is accused of hitting in one day. ===next close=== next. >>> finally from puerto rico, this is an island with a long way to go on its road to recovery. leaving the airport the signs of despair were apparent everywhere. even people just parking around a lone working cell tower to try to get a message out. or people just a short distance from us gathered in a long line for a restaurant able to serve food. we will continue to cover this story and update you as puerto rico recovers, as we said, home to almost 3.5 million americans. if you'd like to help, we've put a list of organizations on our website. thank you for spending part of your evening with us. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, good night from puerto rico. protests -- are pr of vocal reactions. this >>> right now at 6:00, the silent protest prompting a lot of vocal reaction. this evening the dallas cowboys kneeling during the national anthem. wil

===jess vo=== and did cost-cutting cost local fire victims everything they own? ===next close=== >>> back here in miami beach. with al roker. wind are picking up. rain not here. we have time to go. what does tracking look like? >> still holding steady. 155 mile per hour winds. 315 miles south east of miami. but it has slowed up. westerly wind at 12 miles per hour. and the track of the storm brings it along the northern shore of cuba and then, right before it makes landfall, sometime late tomorrow, sunday morning, early sunday afternoon. it becomes a category 5. and continues to traverse up the spine of the state. >> you will be keeping an eye on it. we will both be on "tult day show" and full coverage as we work our way through this thing. full coverage on msnbc 'round-the-clock. appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that's nightly news for friday night. again much more coverage from florida tomorrow. for now, i'm lester holt. on behalf of the nbc news team in florida and around the world. thank you for watching. good night. from here on out -- ta

===jess/take vo=== plus, next gen robots unleashed in silicon valley. what these machines can do that others can )t ===next close=== next. sot >>> finally tonight, a heartwarming bedtime story about incredible kids and moment they look forward to all week long when entire city lights up just for them. >> reporter: just before bedtime as childrens hospital, up on the fifth floor the air is electric. >> the magic minute. >> reporter: is that what they call it? kids, flashlights in hand, ready for a daily ritual. good night lights. >> everybody wants to be part of it. >> reporter: it's time. >> turn them on. >> across the way, lights start to flicker. as if with magical morse code. residents, businesses, police and fire departments are saying good night. >> really turned into quite the community event. >> reporter: and the kids are beaming right back. >> it's amazing. >> ten-year-old abby is winning her fight with cancer. >> every time you go to bed you know people are saying good night and caring about you. >> reporter: mom feels the positive energy with

==jess/top vo== other headlines ... a deadly nightclub shooting in the tenderloin leaves a well known d-j dead. anthony bubbles torres was beloved by the l-g-b-t community, and just hours ago a vigil was held in torres ) ==boxes== nbc bay area )s sergio quintana is live in san francisco... six hours ago a vigil was heltd in torres' honor. >> reporter: b.j. bubbles was best known for playing music in the street on a mobile turn table. you can see there are a whole lot of his friends still here for this vigil. a lot of the people here only found out about the murder a few hours ago. at sunset friends started playing one of b.j. bubbles' favorite donna somers song. >> he loved house music, making art. he loved all different people. he lived in the tenderloin. >> reporter: otherwise known as anthony tor eswas shot here saturday morning. this is his friend and attorney. >> was holding a gun, got into some type of alteration and gunned down bubbles. this is a disgrace, it's a hate crime and it will not stand. >> reporter: ant

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(vo) go national. go like a pro. jesse: while thousands of people suffered catastrophic damage from hurricanes harvey and irma. climate change is being blamed. >> does the thought occur to you, maybe there is something to this climate change thing? >> the evidence shows the effects of climate change are making these extreme weather events worse. >> why this storm is the worst we have seen has to do with climate change. the people who are denying this, they should start naming the hurricanes after hurricane limbaugh and hurricane trump. >> anyone who believes there is no such thing as global warming must be blind or unintelligence. lord, please save us all. jesse: joining me is joe bastardy. she said this is the worse storm we have seen, is that true? >> 1935, the florida keys. camille in 1969. ask joy if the 1821 hurricane came all the way up the eastern seaboard. there are estimates that track with that intensity would cause a trillion dollars damage because of the way our coast is exposed to all this. you could go

(vo) go national. go like a pro. >> jesse: sanctuary cities were apparently not enough for politicians in california as the state is poised to become a sanctuary state. democratic governor jerry brown and the leaders of the state senate has reportedly reached a deal on legislation that would make it harder for state and local enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. a vote on the bill is expected later this week. so juan, if california can say we're not going to cooperate with ice, can california say we're not going to cooperate with the a.t.f.? with fema? with the secret service? with the d.e.a.? can they just pick and choose which federal agencies they don't want to cooperate with? >> juan: no, the context is totally different. >> jesse: in what way? >> juan: in this case, they're not stopping immigration agents from interviewing people in jails. they give the federal government and immigration agents access to all their data. >> jesse: kicking them out of the prisons and say yo

===jess oc=== plus, forced out. the shutdown that families say is putting fragile patients in jeapardy. ===next close=== next. sot "this has a >>> finally tonight, they are members of the greatest generation. the 16 million americans who served during world war ii. over the years, though, we've lost more and more of them. and now just about a half million are still with us. but there's one teen on a mission to make sure their duty and bravery is never forgotten. nbc's jacob rascon has more in tonight's "inspiring america" report. >> i mean, you'd grow up in a hurry. >> reporter: marshall harris remembers the battle of iwo jima like it was yesterday. he was there 72 years ago when fellow marines raised the american flag atop mt. suribachi. >> there went one of my best buddies. >> reporter: behind the camera is a high school senior. his 55th interview with a veteran and counting. >> now is the time to ensure these stories are preserved for future generation. >> reporter: andy produces short films using the interviews

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(laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. >> it's time now for "one more thing." jesse. >> if you watch press conferences regarding hurricane irma, you saw the local politicians, puthen to the left you would have the sign-language person who would do a great job communicating the information to the people who are deaf. apparently this guy was a lifeguard, not an actual official sign-language interpreter and he apparently was saying things like "bear monster" and "pizza" things that had nothing to do with hurricane irma. it got flashed almost immediately. apparently he's a lifeguard. he had a brother who was deaf. they called him in at the last minute. he was doing someone a favor in a pinch. warning about bear monsters and piz. might have scared a few people. more than they needed to be. >> dain: remember that guy in south africa with president obama? -- >> dana: remember that guy in south africa with president obama? >> he wasn't a phony. >> greg: knowing c.p.r., what if you