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i'm kate larsen in san francisco, rallying against reported i.c.e. raids this weekend. says immigrants already being arrested. >> i'm lisa amin gulezian, registered sex offender paroled into west part of down. >> residents making it clear they don't want cell phone towers in neighborhood. abc7 news starts right now. two-year-old girl was taken to t hospital after a hit and run accident in santa rosa. new developments tonight, police have arrested a suspect. >> just after 2:30 on range avenue. little girl has major injuries but expected to survive. >> we believe at this point the

child was with an adult, the child ran towards the street unbeknownst to the adult. >> arrested 47-year-old hector c larios or federal hit and run and dui. >> found the van and matched the description. multiple past dui conv trump administration moving ahead with sweeping i.c.e. raids this weekend. first tweeted june 17th he would begin removing people following weekend. june 22nd said would hold off afr now "new york times" says rescheduled for this coming sunday. kate larsen has waat a watat a t >> local immigration attorney

has been tracking reports of i.c.e. arrests every day since past sunday but bay area i.c.e. spokesman told me activity has been quote normal, busy as usual. >> how we going to get it? >> equal power. >> rallied outside i.c.e. auto, as threat of raids rattle immigrant communities across america. roundups target about 2,000 undocumented immigrants on deportation lists. sunday in at least ten major cities three weeks after president trump warned this could happen. >> began to receive unusual reports of i.c.e. activity starting sunday. >> immigration attorney. said at least three were arrested by i.c.e. in contra costa county on sunday. >> don't have number but seems

higher than normal. >> five months ago fled to u.s. from life filled with violence and domestic abuse in guatemala. said biggest fear is they, i.c.e., would take her boys away and deport her. >> should be abolished. >> says the california legislature is doing everything they can to protect california's immigrant communities. >> as son of immigrants representing a sanctuary city in sanctuary state going to stand by immigrant families. >> handing out cards advising people they're not legally required to open doors to i.c.e. officers. officials are unwilling to confirm the sunday raids. >> president trump says he's abandoning effort to include citizenship question on the federal census, directing

agencies to compile using existing databases. plans have been unclear since supreme court blocked the question last month. our commitment to building a better bay area focuses on issues that matter to you. >> admitted that police department is understaffed. >> and top cop says one of the culprits. >> not grown as quickly as we'd like to. >> police chief says sfpd faces competition in attracting candidates. >> good labor market, tough market. >> two auto burglars deliberately ran over tourist tuesday, mayor london breed caed creasi p across the city. >> not always popular to support police funding at board of

supervisors. >> thursday night thief targeted tourists again near fisherman's whatever, broke into rental car hours after family head home to singapore. >> new stuff we just bought. >> dusted the car for fingerprints. new at 11:00, flash mob of skaters took over dolores park tonight, bomb contest, unsanctioned event that's happened every july past few years. dozens of skateboarders hit the hill at very high speeds, few wearing helmets. at least one person taken to the hospital. sex offender convicted of assaulting children is back at home in fairfield neighborhood. >> neighbors are not happy. lisa amin gulezian has more reaction. >> reporter: jim sheppard served time for sexually assaulting

nine, ten and 13-year-old. now out on parole in perry court. >> can i have a word with you? >> reporter: didn't want to talk but neighbors did. >> commit a crime such as this, you should get life. >> reporter: prefer he not be in the neighborhood? >> yeah. >> reporter: got this flier this morning letting them know about the return. used to live in same house before arrest. ready to confront him on the street. >> anywhere near those girls that i know. i have no problem. >> reporter: this neighbor did not want to be identified. >> i don't thin ever comfortable living next to someone who has done that. >> reporter: police sent out alert. >> don't want children interacting with him. parents need to know who he is.

>> reporter: required to wear ankle monitor and stay 250 feet away from schools and abc7 news ab abc7 news. >> link to megan's law site. search to see if sex offender lives near your home or school. louisiana governor has requested federal emergency declaration as tropical storm barry threatens the coast, expected to develop into hurricane. romina with more. >> reporter: thousands along the louisiana coast sandbagging properties ahead of tropical storm barry. >> hoping everything will be okay and life and property stay safe. >> reporter: heavy rain, gusty winds. >> you need 72 hours of food,

water and medication for everyone in the house including your pets. >> reporter: hurricane watch in effect for much of the louisiana coast while barry may strengthen into category one over the weekend. governor urging action before too late. >> imploring residents to prepare. >> reporter: potential hurricane roaring ashore while the mississippi river is still at flood stage, swollen by floods upstream. expected to reach 19 feet. parts of the region could get up to 20 inches of rainfall. army corps of engineers say levees will not fail. >> not going to have a duplicate of katrina. however if you have a storm with elevations higher than the flood walls, will get water in the city. >> pumps are working at optimal capacity, can't pump out of the water levels expected.

implemented shelter in place. there's a great white shark warning along the peninsula. san mateo county coast. many great white sharks have been spotted by pilots flying over the area. use caution. getting look today from front line of the war to keep illegal drugs from reaching the united states. incredibly intense season. alameda based members of the coast guard risking lives to stop drug runners off south america. >> hard to get on. >> members of the crew of the cutter "monroe" then jumped on to the semi submersible vessel near ecuador, arrested five suspected drug tons of cocaine. worth more than $230 million on

the streets. i'm amanda del castillo in los altos where residents say no cell tower in their neighborhood. caught on camera restaurant customers run to safety as out of control cab careens toward them. get ready for summer sizzle. how much temperatures will rise for the weekend. first "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news at 11:00. >> tonight is a night of champions. >> you want equal pay, i think a mistake. shouldn't you be paid more because you --

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in the south bay at&t wants to improve wireless connectivity across los altos by putting what they call nodes in neighborhoods. >> one man says one going up yards from daughter's window. >> one of many with concerns. amanda del castillo is live. >> reporter: there are more than a dozen proposed locations for these specific devices. regardless of whether they're harmful or harmless, residents i've spoke with don't want them near their homes. mistook this letter for junk mail but letting him know putting wireless communications device outside his home. >> it's really close to my

daughter's bedroom. and we don't know what the health effects are over the long-term. >> reporter: according to fcc websites, some studies have examined link between exposure and cancer. results inconclusive. this wireless node, neighbors here say they had similar concerns and still do. >> we welcome 5g but can we place them in downtown area and on main corridors, not next to our homes? >> reporter: so posted signs on the pole, no cell tower. others suggest install near businesses. >> not living there, not continually exposed. transient exposure. >> reporter: physician with a degree in public health wants fcc to re-evaluate effect on

humans. >> don't want to be the ones to discover that this does cause cancer. don't want to be educating the future, we want to be proactive. >> reporter: says when he originally reached out to city council members were seemingly unaware of the letter from at&t. meeting july 30th to better establish rules for wireless provider applications. abc7 news. new video of taxi cab careening into a restaurant in new york city this afternoon. terrifying. eight people hurt, five taken to hospital. injuries thankfully not believed to be life-threatening. hit a restaurant and building has apartment units on the upper stories. no structural damage to the building. cab driver told them another car hit him from behind causing him to lose control.

>> frightening. weather. inching closer to the weekend. >> almost there. meteorologist sandhya patel has the forecast. >> and you want to take your plans outside this weekend. heat is building. head to the coast if you don't like hot weather. emeryville this afternoon and evening, sutro tower in the distance, fog layer very shallow. tonight about 1,000 feet, not going anywhere but you have to deal with this. exploratorium camera showing heavy fog over san francisco. dense fog for morning commute, getting hot inland but comfortable near the coastline. next two days in terms of temperatures. did come up in some areas. warming trend continuing tomorrow. walnut creek 96 on saturday, hot spot.

san francisco low 70s. san jose going to upper 80s. seeing changes over next few days. here's what you need to look out for around san francisco and coastline. south beach camera, so socked in, can barely make out buildings. live doppler 7, fog limited to bay and coastline. visibility two miles in half moon bay. mild outside with the fog. 12-hour planner. dense fog at coast, mainly 50s, mild to warm at noontime, then getting hot. 30 degrees cooler near the coast, summer microclimates surfacing. inland areas clear. 50s and 60s out the door but allow extra time because commute could take longer because of the reduced visibility. south bay, 85, 86,86,86,86,86,8,

peninsula, 82 mountain view, fog hanging around. san francisco, 70 degrees. north bay, nice in napa, 86, 92 in santa rosa and east bay. hercules 83, 77 in oakland, 82 fremont. inland areas hot, 95 in a a aids walk on sunday, ideal, cool and gray in morning, 50s. jumping up to low to mid-60s with nice breeze in golden gate park. not so nice in gulf of mexico, tropical storm barry crawling to intensify maybe to hurricane as it makes landfall saturday and

sunday. drenching rain, flooding a major concern, storm surge and strong winds. accuweather seven-day forecast, mild to hot tomorrow. sizzling inland. temperatures not fluctuating much on sunday but downward trend beginning monday, cooling continue through the middle of the workweek and into thursday. really overall the pattern is looking like take your plans outside and enjoy the wide variety of temperatures. baby chicks had a bad experience in

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