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i have reaction to president trump postponing potential i.c.e. raids tomorrow morning. >> the marine layer is getting out of here. that means a hotter day tomorrow. >> the plane that crashed in hawaii used to take off from this drop zone. "abc7 news" starts right now. >> now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. >> president trump has postponed tomorrow's i.c.e. raids that were planned for ten major u.s. cities including san francisco. good evening. >> those predawn raids could have targeted up to 2,000 families. >> president trump is now saying the raid also happen in a couple of weeks. our reporter is live with

reaction to the change of plans. >> reporter: good evening. we have learned that president trump postponed these raids after speaking with san francisco democrat and house speaker nancy pelosi. some are now asking if this is a good faith gesture or a political ploy? >> i think the way they're doing it is not the right way. and the consequences are not going to be good. >> reporter: san francisco resident michael woo shows a common sentiment, supporting president trump and postponing sunday morning's i.c.e. raids. >> the deportation raids, as you call them, are really a group of nt y, very good l . they ce io our country illegally, and we're taking them out legally. we're bringing them back to their country. >> reporter: but professor emeritus says the president is

being hypocritical. >> let's remember mayor libby schaaf was excoriated forgiving notice to people of impending i.c.e. raids a while back. >> reporter: he thinks postponing the raids at the request of the democrats is an attempt by the president to put the onus on the democrats. and to increase his bargaining power. >> you guys work it out. and if you don't, then what i have to so subsequently, if i have to deport a bunch of people, it's your fault. >> reporter: the mayor said the raids are designed to inflict as much fear and pain as possle. but in an interview, acting i.c.e. director mark morgan says this is not about fear. no one is instilling fear in anyone. this is about the rule of law, and maintaining the integrity of the system. but some political

the advanced warnings put the raids in jeopardy. >> the people he's targeting are being targeted here are people who have received summons, have an order to report and ignored the summons. >> reporter: keep in mind, president trump has deported fewer people than president obama did in his early years, and despite this, i.c.e. will continue its operations throughout the rest of the country. >> thank you very much. ahead of any raids, the national immigration law center is reminding people of their basic rights no matter their status. you have the right to remain silent, a right to a lawyer. you may refuse to speak to immigration officers. do not open your door unless a warrant is shown signed by a judge. and we have more on your rights at abc7news.com. new details about the plane that crashed in hawaii, killing

11 people. the very same plane was involved in byron. >> our reporter joins us now live from the newsroom to plain. >> reporter: the plane used to take off from a sky diving center in byron until 2016, the same year a near crash happened there. >> the day that happened, i was here. >> reporter: july 23, 2016, a t started barrel rolling through the sky. it was leased by bay area sky diving in byron. a new company took over in 2018 and didn't acquire that plane. the ntsb blamed the erratic flight on pilot error. >> it was just spinning, spinning, the plane dropped. i don't remember how many thousands of feet, but it was scary for the people on board that aircraft.

the byron incident crashed friday in hawaii as it carried 11 people, killing everyone on board. >> it starts to flip or reverse, as' it declines. and then it skimmed off those trees and smashed down. >> reporter: it's not clear how the plane ended up in hawaii, but it cleared federal inspections before leaving california. meantime, those in the sky diving community are struggling with this loss. >> it's very tragic. it hits chose to home. we're a close knit community. i sky dived in hawaii people and i know some of the people. >> one of the victims was a beloved instructor from hawaii. tonight, frien a family are posting tributes on facebook.

>> thank you very much. turning to the weather now, it's feeling like summer. >> drew tuma joins us now with more on the weather. it's going to be hotter tomorrow? >> it is going to be hotter. take a look at this from earlier this evening, the golden gate bridge, a little fog and that's about evening. 26 in oakland right now. 71 in san jose. 75 in concord. 58 in the city. so hour by hour, 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, look at the numbers into the 70s and 80s across the board. we have seven more hours of warming to go tomorrow afternoon. so take a look at how hot we get tomorrow and how long the heat will stick around. >> sounds good, drew. thanks. a 3-year-old boy has died after being hit by a truck in a parking lot in san jose. the accident happened at about 10:00 this morning at the corner of south 24th street at east santa clara street.

san jose police say the boy's mother had parked and started to walk into a business, that's when the boy jumped out of the car and into the path of a pickup truck. the child later died at the hospital. the driver is cooperating with police. this is san jose's 23rd deadly crash this year. a vigil will be held tomorrow for sacramento police officer tara o'sullivan, and her funeral is set for thursday. she was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call. police released video of the officers knocking on the door. the video is intense, and some may find it disturbing. >> you're not in trouble, dude. [ gunfire ] barrage of gunfire, as officers retreat. they also released photos of the weapons found inside the home. the police chief calls it an

ambush. the suspect, adele ramos, is being held without bail and scheduled to be in court monday. a woman died during what police think may have been a case of domestic violence. "abc7 news" was there in balboa terrace. officers found a man with blood on his hands and detained him. police went to the home after being asked to check on the people who live there. >> there was someone that came into one of the police stations and was concerned about some type of domestic violence incident. they got to this address and found the two people here. >> police also surrounded another home a few miles away, but they haven't revealed how that home is connected to the woman's death. you now need to dial a 1 when making local calls. the new 341 area code is being added in contra costa county

today. dial 1 first or you'll get a message telling you to hang up and dial again. so 1, plus the area goad, plus the nu -- area code, plus the number. as of today, people requesting new phone numbers will be assigned 501 or the new 341. more than a thousand people applied to be part of the new home where the chase center hosted a job fair today. job seekers applied for a variety of positions. >> i wanted to challenge myself, so i decided to work for a box office, food and beverages. >> i was born and raised in san francisco. >> we're going to be creating extraordinary experiences. so it's going to be exciting to move with the lawyers to san francisco.

>> another job fair will take place in san francisco on monday. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00, a massive fire devastating some east bay businesses, and it could be a while before some of them can reopen. >> a hall of fame horse trainer banned from santa anita and golden gate fields. it was off to the races today at the son i've been waiting my whole life for this. ♪ you ready? are you? ♪ woo.

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flee east bay businesses are now red tagged affair tore through a building. >> cornell bernard has the details on what's next for those

business owners. >> reporter: neighbors shot cell phone video of this massive fire friday night. it tore through this upholstery shot, and quickly spread to other businesses and soon half the city block was burning. >> i have no words. >> reporter: clyde barns owns this restaurant. his place suffered damage, one of three businesses to be red tagged. >> i'm alive. >> reporter: it took almost four hours to get the fire under control. now investigators are looking for a cause. >> as we peel back the layers, the roof collapsed on the bilding. so there's a lot >>owlo is t cll? >> reporter: he shows us just how close the fire got to his house, only a few feet. he's been told to relocate for now, because the back wall of

the upholstery shop could collapse. >> they told me i can't stay here because the wall is in the crush zone. so i'm in the crush zone. >> reporter: where are you going to go? >> stay with friends. >> reporter: clyde barnes is vowing to rebuild his restaurant in the very same spot it's been for 12 years. >> to all my customers, to all my friends, you know, we will be back. >> reporter: it may take days before the city is secure or demolish parts of the building, now in danger of collapsing. investigation into the cause is ongoing. cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >> >> a hall of fame horse trainer with bay area ties has been banned from santa anita after another horse died. jerry hollendorfer's horse was injured this morning and had to be put down. this is the 30th horse to die at the track since december. he's won numerous training

titles for his years of racing. an ocean cleanup team has launched a giant barrier for the second time to remove some of the great pacific garbage patch. they shared video of the giant boom when it left san francisco bay last year. crews just spent four months repairing the boom. it broke apart because of waves and wind and failed to hold the trash. it was blue skies and warm temperatures outside today. >> i didn't think drew wanted to come back from being on the roof earlier, but he's pback in studio. >> lots of sunshine, warm temperatures that will continue tomorrow. live doppler 7, the sweep coming up empty. a quiet and gorgeous night. into the east bay hills camera, there's a lack of fog from this

vantage point and clear skies overnight tonight, setting the stage for us to warm up first thing tomorrow morning. so the accuweather highlights. let's look at the next couple of days. plenty of stars out there, in the 60s and 70s in a lot of spots right now. summer warmth does continue for another day tomorrow. in fact, a couple of spots will end up hot herb tomorrow than we were today. but we're sharply cooler on tuesday. this is going to be a roller coaster ride. warm to below temperatures.temp. 77 in brentwood. 71 in san jose. 58 in the city, and oakland checking in with a temperature on the child side for this time of the yigt at 62. here's live doppler 7, the story we are tracking out there, you can see just a lack of cloud cover out there. the reason why, a big area of high pressure just sitting offsho really suppressing the marine layer right there.

that's why we have a clear night and another warm day tomorrow. overnight tonight, a couple of patchy fog spots along the coastline. we'll drop into the mid and upper 50s over the next 12 hours. we'll break down your sunday. it's a lot of sunshine. it's a bright and warm day. by noon, you see the temperatures in the 70s and in the 80s. and we warm even more than that. by 4:00, you can see around the bayshoreline, mid to upper 80s. a warm to hot day. temperatures in the mid 90s. a close look at our highs tomorrow, 90 in san jose. 88 in cupertino. along the peninsula, it's bright and warm. 85 in mountain view.pacifica. downtown san francisco, warm and sunny tomorrow. 73. 68 from sunset. the north bay, 90s.

93 in cloverdale. 89 in santa rosa. 87 in sonoma. east bay tomorrow upper teft so upper 80s. and inland, 95 in pittsburgh, 91 in san ramone. the next seven days, a summer sizzle away from the coast. that fog really turns on tuesday. wednesday and thursday, breezy and cool for june. only topping out in the mid 70s. that's going to feel refreshing and we warm up friday and saturday. so we'll start out very warm and finish where which should be for the next seven days. >> can we get extra days off? >> of course. let's put nit and see what happens. >> the answer is no. >> thank you, drew. still ahead on new n"abc7 n at 11:00, why firefighters had

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a knock of ducklings is safe tonight in suburban denver thanks to a firefighter whose quick thinking coaxed them out of a storm drain. >> ahh. all right, this is so brilliant. the firefighter used a recording of duck calls on youtube to draw out the last few. four of the chicks had been scooped out, but the others were hiding in the pipe. all of them were reunited with their mother. you can do anything on youtube these days. >> apparently. >> call out ducklings. >> learn to hit and field. and a new guy making a big splash. alex dickerson knows how to make

a first impression. yesterday, he had a home run and six rbi in his first

when it comes to flashing the leather, matt chapman is better than gold, he's platinum. last year, fans voted him as the best defensive player in the american league, but he can also get it done at the plate. the a's taking on the rays. now, that's a hot dog.1-1. jackson jacks his 18th home run of the season, that's a solo shot to give the athletics a 2-1 lead. mike myers just one run in six

innings. but this is a solo home run to give up the lead. pettite struck out four, and chapman comes through with a chopper of the middle. it's 3-2 a's. hendricks would come in and strikes out two to win it. a's win it 4-2. >> i mean, i'm throwing the ball well on that side. doesn't change my mentality. i'm just happy to be playing. we have guys that can do a lot of things. giants and diamondbacks. alex dickerson playing in just his second game with the giants. his first at-bat, that plates a run. giants down 3-1. next pitch, crawford with a base hit. knocks dickerson home.

it's 3-2 after two. 3rd inning now, dickerson with another double. two runs score. his nooine rbi are the most by y player with the giants. top nine, this will put the game on ice. a two-run shot. the giants win it 7-4. kyle larson began racing in northern california when most kids are still learning how to ride a bike, at the age of 7. that backyard knowledge is paying off at sonoma. he will start the toyota savemart 350 in the pole position. he set a qualifying record, breaking the old mark by three seconds set back in '97. now can he stop the trend of winning the pole but not the race? >> cool to get a third pole here.

all my guys, thanks to them for prepares another fast racecar. so we'll see if we can do better tomorrow. >> some nba news. the warriors give permission to talk to their defensive guru ron adams. he's an assistant coach with the warriors. the lakers want help with their defense, and he's known for great defense. s we'll wait and see what happens. >> with the lakers? come on, ron. >> we're not saying he's going there, they just received permission to talk to him. >> much more to come on "abc7 news" at 11:00. a california couple agreed to pie a tiny home for a tv show. but their dream is now a nightmare. how it's gone missing amid a giant legal battle. 4-year-old lilia davis, who drew attention across the country, was laid to rest today. the

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live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> good evening. thanks for being with us. >> in tonight's headlines now, president trump has postponed i.c.e. raids planned for ten u.s. cities tomorrow, including san francisco. the raids, known as family on, would have targeted up to 2,000 families facing deportation. president trump is now saying it will happen in a couple of weeks. 11 people are dead after a sky diving plane crashed in hawaii, killing everyone on board. in 2016, the same plane ron.

the ntsb is investigating. several businesses have been red tagged following a massive fire. it erupted on east 14th street on georgia way and it could take days to secure the building, which is in danger of collapsing. today, the funeral for malia davis was held in houston, texas. she's the 4-year-old girl who disappeared and later found dead. our sister station abc 13 got ahold of this program to honor the little girl. photos of a happy malia lined the pages. the program contained a letter as if it was from her. her favorite little pony was featured on her themed casket. >> the pictures they sent to us from her, we put her on rainbow dash, where she was riding

rainbow dash. >> teddy bears and toys collected are being given to the houston fire department to be donated. her mother's now ex-fiance is being charmed in tampering with a corpse. in the east bay, a big celebration was held to honor immigrants for world refugee day. each year, the east bay forum holds the event to bring immigrants together. different agencies had booths to offer services to help them adjust. the director says the biggest challenge is the one we all face, the cost of housing. >> expected to be financially stable after 90 days, without knowing how to navigate the system. the economic barriers are the most challenging things that people face. >> she says that once they find

their place, they have lots to offer the bay area. two of the camp fire's victims remain unidentified. with no one coming forward, they're looking into using forensic genealogy, the same method used to arrest joseph de'ange de'angelo, who was accused of murders dating back to the 1970s. officials could run into some hurdles since websites are changing the way they work with law enforcement because of the golden state killer case. a southern california family thought they had the perfect tiny home, even agreeing to be on a tv show. now they discovered the home did not belong to them and it's disappeared. our reporter with our sister station in los angeles explains. >> it's to welcome you officially.

>> reporter: a small dream that turned into a big nightmare for rebecca and ben richards. >> they put their big fancy tv show on and they're benefiting from us being on the show and now we're out of pocket all that money, and we don't have our tiny house. roit instarted when they decided to move their young family to nashville, tennessee, to follow ben's music career. they wanted a home they could afford, and found builder mike bedsell who sold them on the idea on participating in a tv show. one key advantage, the trailer on which their home would sit would be paid for by the tv show. however, there was a catch. >> but we were not able to accept the trailer, we had to go with their supplier. >> reporter: they paid a total of $11,500 for the trailer. >> our expectation is that he was registering the title in our

name as he requested all the documentation to register the title. >> reporter: as they episode went into production, they say they were still trying to secure financing, which almost put the brakes on going forward. >> he said that as long as we paid for the trailer in full, he would commit to doing the tv show and guarantee to having the home completed by filming. >> reporter: after the home was finished and filming wrapped, they said the home needed some major fixes. so we went back to his workshop, and with nowhere else to live, the family moved into it. that's when they asked bedsell for a final quote. but for some reason, he wouldn't do it. >> mike, you need to answer our questions. >> reporter: the richards say they confronted him. >> so you're being evicted from the property for being five monthsr payments. and so this house needs to be moved from the property. so what are we supposed to do

with everything in the house? >> reporter: we contacted the property owner who confirmed he was evicted and still owes them $30,000. soon after their confrontation with bedsell, they learned the home they thought was theirs turned out did not belong to them. >> we spoke to the lawyer, and he said if you move it, we'll have you arrested for stealing. we said what are you talking about? he said you don't own the title to the house. >> reporter: bedsell had put the trailer in his name. after their tiny home shortly thereafter disappeared. >> we have written where is the tiny house, no response at all. >> reporter: now they have no idea where their home is. yesterday, they say they found it listed on a site for $148,000. >> now we can't afford a lawyer to even seek the -- to get our

house back and seek justice for what is being done. >> reporter: the richards contacted the producers of the show who told them it was between them and bedsell. for now, the dream of them owning their first home appears to be gone. >> all we can do is drive back to california. >> reporter: we reached out to mike bedsell and his company for a comment. they did not respond to our request. >> what a bizarre story. >> of course, we haven't heard the last of it. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00 -- >> a last-minute plea to get a wedding ring back from the trash after the garbage was collected. after a sunny and warm start after a sunny and warm start to the weekend, warmer air

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a woman is thanking her city's garbage service after

their helped her find her wedding ring. >> andrea lives in fulsome. she realized she may have thrown her rings away after cleaning them, includinge ing ing a 100- diamond ring that belonged to her great grandmother. so she called the city waste department, which contacted the driver of her garbage truck who agreed to help her find it. >> just made me feel so good that they were treating me like i was their daughter. >> at first i was skeptical. but when we got out there and i saw andrea and how distraught she was, i thought we're going to find this ring. >> after searching through 300 cans, they found it. coming up tomorrow on abc 7, nik wallenda and his sister are teaming up for a daredevil stunt.

>> this sister and brother will return to the wire. >> they'll return for a never before attempted walk 25 stories above times square. this all marks the first performance for her since a fall in 2017. alexa smith talked with him about some of the unique challenges about this death defying act. >> generally, we'll lift from above. for this walk, we'll be looking down into the light through a shadow, which is the wire, which presents a huge challenge. we're trying to stay focused on the wire, now we have lights flashing in our face, distracting us, as well as tens of thousands of people below and cars and traffic and police sirens, et cetera. >> all right. so all of these challenges are ahead of both of you. why are you doing it? >> i thought what better way to inspire people than to

sister nearly lost her life after an accident and to overcome that. i can't imagine people tuning in to see that back story to not be inspired, to get back on the horse, if you will, if they have fallen off. >> it airs live sunday at 8:00 p.m. on abc 7. >> of course, he's of the family of the flying wallendas who have been doing this for decades. >> time now for one last check of the weather. >> tonight, we'll start out with mainly clear skies, a limited amount of fog close to the coast. 53 in the city. 54 in oakland. so break down your day tomorrow. 50s and 60s to start the morning. 70s and 80s away from the coast. and into the afternoon, it's hot away from the coast. 80s around the bayshoreline. 90s again. 73 in san francisco.

80 in oakland. 79 in santa rosa. if you're headed to the beach tomorrow, we'll have a lot of sunshine. a light sea breeze. 66 you can see at half moon bay. 68 in ocean beach. 72 for monterey bay. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. it is still very warm tomorrow. the heat begins monday and sharply cooler tuesday into wednesday. the fog really comes back. by thursday, cool for june in the 60s and 70s. warmer friday and into saturday. >> beautiful. drew, thanks. anthony is here with sports. >> another big day for the newest giant. just two games, and alex dickerson has left his mark in the record book. and a visiting player getting a standing ovation. what albert pew rolls did that brought the fans

welcome back. mike fiers is now the new ace of the a's rotation. he takes over for frankie mon tas who was suspended for 80 games for a positive drug test. a hot dog with the works, loaded up. 3rd inning, tied at 1-1. matt chapman jacks his 18th home run of the season. that's a team high. a solo shot. he allowed just one run in six innings. but the lead was given up with a came in and struck out a2-2. four. bottom 7, the chapter up the midding, makes it 3-2 a's. hendricks strikes out two, including tommy fam to end it.

the a's win 4-2. >> i'm just happy to be playing and obviously we've got the guys that can do a lot of things. >> giants and diamondbacks. alex dickerson putting on a show. just his second game, a double shot of the cycle last night. gets it in his first at-bat. run scores, giants trail 3-1. next pitch, brandon crawford, a base hit. 3-2 after two. in the third, dickerson, another double. his nine rbi, the most by any player in the first two games with the giants. 4-3 g-men. next pitch, crawford knocks him home. it's 5-3. top 9, this puts the game out of reach. a two-run homer and giants win it 7-4. albert pujols spent 11 years

with the cardinals and left for the angels in 2011. yesterday he received a standing ovation before his first at-bat. today, he would get another one after he hits a home run, number 645 of his career. the rare curtain call on the road. the cardinals win 4-2. nascar is in wine country for the first road race of the season. a new twist. nascar is using the carousel section of the track for the first time in more than 20 years, adding five new turns. and kyle larson will start on the poll. this is his home track. he set a track qualifying record, breaking the old mark by three seconds set by mark martin in '97. now can he stop that trend of winning the poll but not taking the checkered flag and the race? >> cool to get a third poll here

on my third track. all my guys, thanks to them for preparing another fast racecar. so we'll see if we can do tomorrow than typical. >> third round of the travelers championship. starting the day with a bogey and a birdie, but on the back nine, what rough? look at that shot on 12. third birdie in a row. then on 18, this time he's in the fairway, sticks it close for another birdie. a 7 under 63. he has a six-shot lead at 1unr s -yea ca shark patrick marlo has been traded, going to the carolina hurricanes. reports said he would okay a trade to the sharks. the hurricanes will try to convince him to play for them. if he says know, they will buy out his contract.

so for the right price, there could be a reunion in san jose. and that is a look at sports. >> that is a stutough sport to y for 21 years. >> that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lim. >> and i'm eric thomas. for the entire news team, thank you for joining us. have a great evening.

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