this morning. she called police who quickly responded. sources tell us a grandfather was home at the time of the invasion. he did not survive. right now, the manner in which he died remains unclear. i did just receive word from san jose police that a suspect has not been identified or apprehended. neighbors are in absolute shock. >> absolutely devastating. i'm still choked up about this as are most of my neighbors over there. it's just hitting very, very close to home. >> reporter: the street has been on lockdown for the entire day as you mentioned, ama and dan. other parts of the neighborhood also remain blocked off this afternoon as police continue their investigation. now, back here live moments ago, neighbors were just allowed back into their homes. police are still canvassing the neighborhood. we've heard some of the homes in the neighborhood do have security cameras and that the footage has since been turned

over to police. we're live in san jose this afternoon, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> chris, this is happening about what five minutes from every green? but this is typically a relatively safe neighborhood, right? >> reporter: that's a great point, ama. we were speaking with neighbors who say they're very active on next door on social media and have a neighborhood watch program in effect. so neighbors here are just absolutely stunned. they're devastated and at a loss for words. >> chris, thank you so much for that update. >> new developments with a san mateo county kidnapping case from '95. kevin lynn on the run for 22 years has been convicted in the kidnapping of kristenc hu. prosecutors say he and two other men kidnapped the 9-year-old girl in hillsboro and demanded a ransom of $800,000. threw they released her after 12 hours not getting a ct wynn captured new

los angelesing in 2017 and prosecutors say he was the br s to this day. protests are being held in san francisco and planned i.c.e. immigration raids. >> prepare forth worst but hope forth best is the message from san francisco city hall. >> this morning london breed reiterated support for the undocument community. >> news reporter lyanne melendez with how the community is preparing. >> reporter: well, some are responding, dan, with rallies in different parts of the bay area. the small group behind me was this afternoon, let's show you, much bigger as they khanned. they had posters and voiced their disapproval of any kind of raid right here in froe immigriobuildi notthe kind of ae

this was lunchtime onri omanhbh surfaced that i.c.e. agents would begin dee porting undocumented people. lap palma is one establishment where the lines are typically out the door. not today. not in the past week. >> yeah, a lot of my people that i know are staying home and they don't want to go out. there's a lot of fear. >> surrounded and inspired by city officials and immigration advocates mayor london breed reminded people of their rights if i.c.e. shows up at their door. >> if you are arrested you have the right to remain silent. you have the right to the an attorney. >> reporter: in the past week, immigration advocates have seen an increase in the number of people detained insonoma, santa clara and con tran kosta counties.

an if i recalltive action said they'll be prepared in san francisco if and when the raids begin. >> monitors around the clock. >> people are encouraged to report anything to the rapid response network hot line which has seen an increase in the number of calls. posters like this one with the hot line number included have been circulating around the mission. >> power and not panic. so that we can get through this. we will get through this. >> reporter: again, mayor breed said that i san francisco police will not assist i.c.e. agents in any way. again, because san francisco is a sanctuary city. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> here's a question. how are families supposed to know when someone's arrested and how can they find out where they are? >> reporter: that's right. you never know where they'll ed up. they might come here, somewhere else. i was told that families should immediately call that hot line, the rapid respond network hot

line because the attorneys representing this, these communities they have information and by the way, they are working for free. they have information, these attorneys, that we don't have on how to you contact the people who have been detained. >> lyanne, thank you so much. >> an emotional crowd gathered in front of i.c.e. headquarters in san francisco. the demonstrators included survivors of japanese american interment camps and survivors of the holocaust. several compared the current crackdown to the backlash faced by jewish and asian immigrants earlier this century. >> that unholy effort still continues. and is still as closely tied to white supremism and almost as blatant lit tied to white supremism as it was in 1924 which brings us to stand here now close enough to the building to smell stench of the morally putrid activiies of the agency they chose to name i.c.e.

>> they called to an end for family separation and resistance to the immigration raids promised by the trump raids activists in san francisco are fighting for the release of a 21-year-old artist undocumented. supporters say he was arrested in daly city and turned over to i.c.e. and could be deported as soon as next week. news reporter loiz kreutz spoke with his attorney and his girlfriend today about their efforts. >> this is the girlfriend of 21-year-old jose armando escobar lopez, undocumented artist from el salvador who was stopped by police in may for a a terrific violation and turned over to immigration officials. he had a warrant out for his arrest to show up for an immigration court hearing which he didn't know about. his girlfriend has been working two jobs while he's been detained. >> we've been living together. after that happened, i don't know what's going to happen after this. he go back to salvador i'm

afraid someone kill him. do something to him. >> reporter: why do you feel like you have to work so much? >> because i have to support him, to support everything we had before. >> reporter: his attorney says daly city police cos have violated sanctuary state policy. neither i.c.e. nor daly city police commented on the address. the city attorney is looking into what happened and called it an isolated incident and said daly city does follow sanctuary state laws. his girlfriend says he has no criminal record and currently at a center in bakersfield and could be deported as soon as next week. >> in the general context of what is happening right now in the country where there are these threats and actual evidence of mass raids, what we're saying is that this is a clear example of how i.c.e. arrests are tearing families apart here in the bay area. >> reporter: liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> about 2,000 people are

expected to be targeted in the sweeps and most of them have deportation orders or have failed to appear in court. president trump says the main goal is to capture criminals. >> it starts on sunday. and they're going to t or they're going to take criminals out, put them in prison or put them in prison in the countries they came from. we're focused on criminals as much as we can. >> to deeor people hole have gone through the process and lost their case to me is not cruel. >> the sweeps are expected to last several days and take place in ten major cities including san francisco through june of this year, 282,000 people have been deported. and it's important to know your rights and we have resources to help. go to abc 6 news.com/take action for any information you may seek. another strong aftershock has hit the mojave desert, 4.9 just after 6:00 a.m. about five

miles northeast of ridgecrest. the u.s. geological survey reports it could be lightly felt 150 miles south in los angeles. this map shows you today's after shocks. there have been thousands since last week's 6.4 and 7.1 quakes in the same area. the aftershocks are now dying down but are expected to continue for some time. two earthquakes today shook the puget sound region in washington. a magnitude 4.6 hit just before 3:00 a.m. 40 miles northeast of seattle. minutes later a 3.5 in the same area. usgs reports people in brush columbia could feel the shakes. a geophysicist says the northwest quakes have no connection to those in southern california. >> building a better bay area can sometimes mean ending a program that's not working the way it's supposed to. san mateo will stop its red light camera enforcement. an analysis showed the challenges of administering it the program may outweigh the

benefits. they find a yellow timing issue monitoring had drivers going toward east hillsdale boulevard that resulted in refunds for 985 citations issued between december and may. the same thing happened in 2015 and we talked to one woman who got a ticket then. >> i took the online class and went through the eight-hour trouble and then a week later, i find out that oh, wre going to retract the ticket. by then the effort of trying to get a refund for 35 bucks is too much trouble. >> the city began enforcement in 2005 to reduce the number of crashes and violations. >> shark sighting. a great white spotted off the coast of half moon bay. the arning issued for surfers and swim ares today. prime day. you've seen the ads. how good a deal can you get on prime day and the other stores jumping in on the bargains? and beach food called one of the most beautiful fast food restaurants around. inside this unique place for

more than just beach grub. >> will it be beach weather this weekend. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. a combination of fog and sunshine. i'll be back with your forecast coming right up. >> on this friday, it is slow going especially the left-hand traffic that is heading east 80 eastbound. perhaps all the way out toward the sacramento area. on the right-hand side moving a little better going toward the bay bridge. stay with us. we're back after this. ♪ ♪

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way to pay build fire victims. governor newsom signed is the bill this morning in sacramento that creates a $21 billion funded with about half the money coming from utility customers. there is a $2.50 fee in monthly bills that be extended another 15 years. it was supposed to expire in 2020. the governor says this legislation was long overdue. >> if you walked into fire season, with the legislature in recess and you came back after recess in august, maybe september, you get something done. who knows. october? most of the fire season. that's common sense that wasn't in the interests of the state. >> the four utilities can dip into the fund to pay clals and must spend at least $5 billion and various fire safety improvements. utility companies will also get annual safety serttications. paradise hit so hard but by last year's camp fire has lost over 90% of its population. a survey in april counted a little over 2,000 residents.

in january, it was around 4600. the 2010 census had the population at just under 27,000 people. the camp fire was among the deadliest and most destructive in state history killing 85 people. >> abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area. a 20-home habitat for using cr humanity development located on jefferson avenue about halfway between 101 and el camino real that indicators what's called transit oriented project that will help california address the housing and affordability crisis that we face. >> the project had been on hold more than a year because of a lawsuit. >> and we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our facebook group. >> some warnings today about great white shark sightings just

in time for the weekend. here's a look at the area where the sharks are being spotted between pillar point harbor and the ritz-carlton in half moon bay. very popular spot. unser hassan has the information you need to know. >> reporter: this group of guys from the east bay say the shark warning is something to think about, but not enough to cancel their fishing trip. >> we'll be on our boat, safe. sharks aremm woneumpanagen th t wahey dn'twshardvy till after c. but it's part of nat just have to rick it. >> reporter: thursday afternoon, the san mateo county sheriff's department issued this tweet. great white shark seen in half moan moon bay. multiple pilots flying over the san mateo county coast have spotted great whites in the water. if visiting the area, please use caution. >> remember the ocean is a live dynamic environment. they're out there. that's their home.

>> reporter: jeff watkins with the california state parks says they're known to swim off the coast of california. they werer spotted between the ritz carlton and pillar point. he says sharks don't automatically pose a threat. the advisory is to keep the public informed and safe. >> sharks have been aggressive in the past. very, very rare. we've never seen any attacks in half moon bay and the san mateo coast. >> he says they're working with other local agencies to monitor the coast and that all of half moon bay beaches will be staffed wutg lifeguards throughout the weekends. unser hassan, abc7 news. >> let's focus our attention now on the weather for the weekend. watch the sharks if you're along the coast. >> a lot of people may be going to the beach. >> that's right. it's going to be nice and mild. there will be fog lingering near the coastline as we've seen today. let's take a look at a live picture from our san jose camera. plenty of sun to speak of in the south bay and those temperatures right now 62 in the city. 69 in oakland.

san jose managed to get up into the 80s. morgan hill 88. in half moon bay, 59. east bay hills camera seeing buildups as we look towards mount diablo. in the siera isolated showers and thunderstorms. 86 in santa rosa. it is warm in livermore, 89. live doppler 7 showing you just some fog lingering near the coastline for the evident of you, seeing the sun. because the fog is lingering and wind is definitely on shore coming off the cool ocean water gusting to 35 in san francisco, it's keeping the coastal temperatures down. here's a look at the fog from our mount tam camera. fog confined to the coast overnight. hot inland and mild at the coast this weekend. cooler days beginning early next week. out the door tomorrow morning if you have early plans, your kids might have games, it is going to be foggy. you have to watch out. thick around the coast and near the bay. temperatures in the 50s for most areas. head out towards concord,

antioch, low to mid 60s. mild and clear there. tomorrow afternoon, we are looking at temperatures that are going to be reaching up into the mid-90s. 96 in antioch, 93 livermore, 95 concord. around 92 in santa rosa. 84 in san rafael. 70 san francisco. nice and mild in oakland. 76 degrees, same thing for san mateo. 87 in san jose. 67 half moon bay. santa cruz 84 with the sun shini shining. a look at aids walk this sunday. there will be some fog in the morning which is really what you need for walking. so it's going to be nice weather. 56 degrees. the walk starts at 10:30. 59. and su mainly sunny with a light breeze. temperatures come up into the mid 60s in golden gate park. it's going to be beautiful weather if you're taking part. accuweather seven-day forecast. sizzling inland tomorrow. comfortable at the coast. not to worry. the temperatures in a wide range from 64 to 94, 30 degree spread

on sunday. cooling trend begins on monday. you really start to notice it as we head towards midweek. near average temperatures numbers in the upper 80s inland. low 60s along the coastline. so you definitely will have a nice variety of temperatures to pick from depending on what your plans are for the upcoming weekend. if you're going to be at the beach, look out for the shark sighting they've had. two days to go before aids walk. san francisco you can call 415-615-walk to register sf.aids walk.net. obviously a great time of year to have this event because we do have the comfort of the fog and the cooling breeze. it should be nice weather for those taking part. >> thanks, sandhya. >> another change for starbucks and another signal about america's changing tastes. plus. >> ♪ >> do you recognize that voice? the central valley actor who trying on something new as a

singer/song writer. >> and checking the traffic over the san mateo bridge looks about the same as most days. maybe a little heavier traffict heading toward 880, peninsula track on the right is pretty smooth sailing. stay with us. we

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wait, i feel like we need to get married here. this makes sense. we just did it and went for it. >> reporter: he also stars in the ads which offered another enticement. >> it's fun because of jeff tomzik a director i've worked with on "tag," and has become a very good friend and aid guy i would love to work with more. it felt natural. not like a job. it was play. >> these kind of campaigns can be very successful not just for the brand but for the actor, as well. >> we're car shopping. > you're going down. >> reporter: you might remember this popular ad that debuted during the super bowl. jason bateman stars and directed in it. votes one of the top ads that aired during the big tame and hyundai announced this week he will do more commercials for them primarily as a voiceover artist. it's the world of hollywood and advertising come together making jeeps look good in front of the camera and helping a guy take on the music world.

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area from abc7. >> and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. president trump made it official. immigration authorities will carry out mass arrests beginning sunday in san francisco and several other cities. he said, "we are really specifically looking for bad players," but the raids have caused fear and anxiety throughout immigrant communities. london breed wants to remind migrants they have the right to an attorney. lyanne melendez tweeted the number for legal services, 415-581-2360. san jose police are investigating a homicide behind cha boy yao middle school. part of month see the tote drive in the evergreen neighborhood is blocked off. >> tropical storm barry is expected to make landfall as a hurricane. the city of new orleans issued a shelter in place for residents tonight. we're live in new orleans with the latest for us. ted? >> reporter: the mayor wants

everyone here in new orleans off the streets by 8:00 tonight. you can tell there's still a lot of people behind me here. one of them fishing. the fishing is not that good. wind and waves have been up all day here. that's not the big concern. it's the rain that's coming and the hope that the levees keep it back. >> this is high. >> reporter: mark lives on the bank of the levee from new orleans quite literally on leak street. when your house sits below the level of the mississippi river, they are the only thing that keeps this place from flooding. >> you see how it goes down again? they forgot to build the levee here. >> reporter:? >> he didn't forget, it's there. it's just a little lower along the banks of the river. ironically it's exactly where the army corps of engineers headquarters is. the corps seniors confident the levees hold. they have put genuine sandbags

up to be sure. the slow approaching storm has taken hold and still days to go. >> scared. >> reporter: why? >> i don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: they've been warned to expect flooding and possible power out ands. >> did you consider leaving? >> nothing, not at all. >> reporter: no evacuations have been ordered but more than a foot and a half of rain will cause problems. >> it's getting worse. definitely. >> reporter: to live here, you make peace with the possibility of flooding and mark has somehow found his. >> i'm not worried. it will go that way. >> you somehow make peace with all of this. his house at 12 feet above sea level, the river is 16 feet above sea level. it's why everyone keeps their fingers crossed the plans work. live along the shore in new orleans, ted oh berg. >> it's such a popular tourist destination. people love special places are people planning to heed the

warnings and shelter in place, all the tourists there? >> reporter: i can tell you all the hotels in new orleans are full except for one that has a couple rooms left. there are a lot of tourists in town. i can't imagine they'll all shelter in place. a check showed plenty of good seats still available. a lot of people are nervous but i'm sure there's a party to find somewhere. >> i see the water washing up and lapping at your feet. how confident are city leaders they're really ready for the storm? >> reporter: i think they are very ready. it's been a long time since a major storm hit new orleans. 2005, katrina, they built up the city and built their levee protection. a news conference today went on for an hour and nearly 20 minutes. there are already more than a thousand national guard troops here in the city ready to pluck people out of high water if that happens. >> they at least have that plan ready to go. we appreciate your reports.

>> new orleans is a very different city in terms of hurricane preparedness than it was when katrina came through. with any luck, preparations will hold. we're tracking it closely. >> sandhya patel is taking a close look at tropical storm barry. >> it could intensify into a hurricane. look at live doppler 7. bands of moisture starting to move on shore over louisiana. the storm will strengthen. it is currently packing winds of 65 miles an hour. it is expected to become a lurk as it nears landfall. saturday morning around new iberia, to move overland weakening to a depression sunday afternoon. it's the tremendous amount of rain that is going to be the biggest threat. up to 25 inches in isolated spots. we are also talking about not only flooding from the rains but we're also going to have to deal with life-threatening storm surge. heavy rainfall into early next week. flash flooding and river flooding some of the biggest

concerns. hurricane force winds and tornadoes as that storm interacts with land. ama? >> thank you so much. firefighters in hawaii continue to battle an intense wildfire. this is on central maui. the fire sparked thursday morning and has burned nearly 10,000 acres so far. fire officials called it 20% contained this morning but added gusty winds and rising temperatures later today could exacerbate the situation. there are no reports of injuries at this point. the cause is still unknown. >> let's go to washington now. u.s. labor secretary alexander acosta announced today he's resigning following major backlash over his handling of a decade old case involving accused tex traffic erl jeffrey epstein, acosta then a u.s. attorney in florida brokered a lenient plea deal granting him immunity. federal prosecutors in new york recently filed similar charges against epstein put agkosta's role in the deal under new and intense scrutiny.

president trump was by acosta's side outside the white house when the secretary said stepping aside was the right thing to do. >> it would be selfish for me to stay in this position and continue talking about a case that's 12 years old rather than about the amazing economy we have right now. >> the president made it clear this was not his decision. president trump also answered questions about his relationship with epstein saying once again, he wasn't a fan. a federal grand jury in chicago charged r. kelly on 13 counts including child pornography and obstruction of justice. the r & b singer was arrested last night in check. he's also facing a five-count indictment of racketeering out of the eastern district of new york. kelly's attorney says others are assaulting his client for personal gain. the singer is in jail awaiting a tuesday bond hearing. >> the house voted today to limit president trump's authority 0 make war against iran. the bipartisan supported provision would require the

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look can to get away this weekend, check out a calming oasis away from the hustle and bustle of bay area life. mercy hot springs draws people from all over the state including the bay area who want to get away. our sister station in fresno reporter gives us a look. >> reporter: the road to rejuvenation took us to the western edge of fresno county. our destination an oasis surrounded by dry grass. mercy hot springs offers an escape. visitors relax in tubs full of mineral water which flows from a natural underground spring. >> it just makes me feel better. and i there it cleanses my body.

>> this water has a very filed salty mineral content. >> reporter: we strolled the grounds with owner larry. >> we like to think we're you know, keeping history alive. >> reporter: some of the rustic, date back to the 1890s. the chapel where you check in served as a bottling plant long ago. >> they would fill bottles with water and sell it as a cure-all elixer for every ailment you had. >> reporter: the water remains the big draw though most prefer to soak in it. he also showed us the campsites. >> you get the rest away from the city, away from the noise. that's what people are coming here for is rest and relaxation, listen to the birds. >> reporter: they offer a an soothing sound track. mercy who the springs is the kind of place people go to get off the grid. there's no cell service. there is wi-fi but there's also a lot of space to sit down,

enjoy the outdoors and watch some wildlife. even the rabbits enjoy the slower pace here. >> it's pretty important to me to unwind and not have the instagram or social media popping up all the time. >> reporter: pool time is quiet time so guests can relax and reflect. >> no radios, no ipods. no ipads. no computers. and we understand people want to take their phones. we ask them not to. >> reporter: mercy hot springs fa spans 144 acres. some know all about the nine cabins which offer a mix of the renovated to the brand-new. >> they all have, of course, propane heat. they have air conditioning. they have memoryfoam beds. >> the european touch is the work of his wife. >> it's nice and comfortable and warm and homey. >> reporter: just like the tubs.

four private soaking tubs date back to the 1900s. uch wl ashe eciate thertisticel >>anooow in th repter:ol pe this a self-sustaining retreat. grees when the pumps pull it 7 up. >> out of the ground hot. >> coming out of the ground hot, that's right. >> reporter: some want it hotter. >> it reinvigorates me. >> reporter: this summer he expects to put his new pizza oven to use when the cafe opens. in the meantime, visitors will avoid baking in the sun while silently soaking in the shade. >> we hear enough ah. reactions. >> reporter: no traffic, no sirens. sometimes no clothes. the clothing optional area is popular with people who want to shed more than just stress. in fresno county, abc7 news.

>> looks so relaxing. > it does. >> peaceful. >> so is our weather going to be relaxing this weekend? >> sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> head outside and enjoy some sun. this weekend. dan and ama, not a lot of sun near the coast. near half moon bay. 67 degrees. you get inland all the way out towards antioch and it's almost a 30-degree spread. 96 in antioch, 2 santa rosa. 87 san jose. accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow the hottest of the next seven days. a wide range of temperatures for your sunday. then those numbers slowly slip and come back down. upper 80s inland by midweek. low 60s at the coast. nice thing is, we have our microclimate surfacing. so at least you can pick and choose for weekend where you want to spend your time. >> like the option. >> defi ds awae

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new reports, the company plans to launch a áfreeá music service -- exclusively for amon prime day is coming up and this time, it's super sized. it's 48 hours beginning at midnight pacific time on monday. prime members can shop more than 1 million deals monday and tuesday. last year's day was 36 hours, not nearly enough time. and came with a website and app problems for some shoppers. this year it's 48 hours. our good friend ian shurr with c-net is here it talk about everything prime day. thanks for coming in. >> i'm primed for this. >> primed for prime day. is it as good a deal as it seems or like duty free at the airport? >> the it's hard to tell sometimes. that's why we at c-net have a series of suggestions to go through to make sure you're getting a good deal because sometimes it can look like it's a good deal but it's not which happens during flack friday, as

well. camel camel camel three times, what you do is give it the link from amazon and it will tell you the priceis theroduct thatoue looking at so you can find outt's a good deal right now. or if they kicked up the price so they could make you think it's a good deal. >> this site camel camel camel will tell you. >> that way you can decide whether or not to buy it. people like c threat are keeping a good list for you. >> that's a great tip. >> yes. >> i'll try that for sure. how many people will participate in prime day. >> it's hard to tell. analysts are estimating that there are 100 million prime subscribers out there. you are talking about a lot of households and you have to remember that amazon represents nearly half of the online retail industry. so they are ginormous and this this has become such a big deal. they have captured so much of the market. there's such a brand in and of

themselves. they had taylor swift in a concert earlier this week. they're going all over the place. >> so amazon is big and getting bigger. any sign of that stopping or is it continuing to take up more? >> it's hard to tell. there's going to be hearings on capitol hill next week to discuss anti-trust concerns at apple, amazon, facebook and google. partially because these companies are getting so large. so it's really hard to tell where amazon, the top is. but it's fascinating watching them continue to grow. >> and what should people buy or wait to buy? >> yeah. obviously amazon will give you the best deals on their own devices. they've got tablets they sell, the fire tablets. i picked up a couple myself for friends and for my son because i don't want to him to break an ipad. the other thing is that using those tools you're going to be able to figure out what is a good deal because for example, sometimes tvs are often not even a good deal on black friday.

they're better to buy sometimes in march when they're refreshing them after the super bowl. you always want to double collect. >> the cost of tvs dropping has been remarkable. incredible. >> it's true. >> what are you looking for in terms of the kinds of things that people tend to buy on prime day? what sort of areas do people look for? >> in my world, obviously, tech stuff is very popular. and amazon tends to highlight a lot of the tech deals partially because it's just so much of the world right now. our lives revolve around this not just being in san francisco. so i think that's something to keep an eye on. i often see that clothing also is something they do on sale a lot. remember amazon itself has its own kind of white label amazon products that often go on huge sales during this thing. if you're going for that. >> what is c-net going to be doing? >> one of the things we're going to be doing is tracking what's doing well and partially we want to help people find stuff. there's going to be a million

deals. tracking through that is going to be insane. so there's actually a whole ac figuring out what's the best deals. we're going to be tweeting and have articles kind of linking out the best deals you can find and trying to help you sort through them. >> if they're going to go to 48 hours we need to change the name to prime day to make it like a festival. >> absolutely. >> thanks for coming in as always. prime days coming up monday and tuesday. >> it is a festival. mom's making lists for this day or days. so barbie is getting a makeover. this one is out of this world. barbie is rocking alter ego ziggy stardust to mark the 50th anniversary of his hit song "space oddity." and trades her blonde locks for his and dons a metallic suit fit for a space explorer. today is national hech a sketch

day. christophe brown is the world's fastest hech a sketch artist and joined reggie, kristen and mike on set. it took him only a few minutes to draw mickey mouse. he wasn't done. by the end of the slow he created drawings of all three anchors >> look at there. >> my company goes to private parties and events and do commissions where we drain out the groove fight inside so you can keep these for life. >> happy sketching everyone. >> you can tell who they are. they're recognizable. the hech a sketch has been around since 1960 and enjoyed a resurgence because of the movie toy story. christophe did a drawing of our icurity guard james who day. we love to hang around after midday live and do a couple more sketches. dan, he did us. >> how fun. >> this is on the permanent miniature hech a sketch. it's not bad. >> that's incredible actually. >> it's -- that is absolutely a

talent not many people have. >> i grew up with an hech a sketch. we never did anything like there. james, congratulations. we love you. >> we will miss you, james. >> a beach food with a twist. >> this isn't your usual restaurant by the sea. >> i'm dion lim in packa where people come from all over the globe to enjoy this beach community and what is considered one of the most beautiful taco bells in the world. >> and kristen is here with what's coming up at 5:00. >> look at this. didn't christophe totally capture our esence? more "news at 5:00" and new 75 years after the deadly blast, the new effort to exonerate port chicago survivors clears a hurdle. reaching into a crack in the earth, one man keeps going. and what's in a name? perhaps a lot for this park. why e.t. may one day call it home.

tonight on abc7, at 8:00, be sure to check out marvel's "agents of shield" followed by "the last days of jfk," then don't miss news at 11:00. is been deemed one of the most beautiful fast food restaurants in the world. and it's in pacifica. news anchor dion lim takes us to a famous taco bell location that of things this pier, r.

seven miles of sandsdy beach and a taco belle? strant in the world that food sits right on the beach. >> reporter: since the 19 $0, tourists from around the globe have flocked to the sandy shores of lynn day mar, not for fish and chips but more for nacho chims and soak in the sights of what many call the world's most beautiful taco bell. >> i come from germany to here to eat here. >> we pulled over and our first impression was in taco bell heaven. >> reporter: for the past two the months, this taco bell has been under renovation reopening for a grand launch on saturday as a taco bell cantina. >> it has an aurban menu and alcohol. >> reporter: while this isn't the first cantina location it is the first place where you can order an adult beverage. and have it delivered to you. and drink it in front of a $100,000 fireplace that

overlooks a million dollar view. locals like mark claussen have been a regular here for decades and says it's a place where the food is affordable and memories are made. >> you would bring your date here because it was inexpensive but romantic. some people would propose. >> reporter: it's also a place where locals are willing to bend their food rules just a bit. there's so much good food in mariner. why did you come to taco bell. >> this is the best. the view, everything. >> you can jump in the water from like right here. >> reporter: thinking outside the bun in pacifica, dion lim, abc7 news. >> taco bell is always a great hangout spot. the cantina is hostingity grand reopening at noon tomorrow with prizes and of course, free tacos but only for the first 150 people. better get there early. you can get the latest news anytime with the abc7 news app enhanced live video, more customization and personalized push alerts. to get more news you want

delivered to your phone in realtime. that is going to do is it for this edition of abc7 news at 4:00. thank you for joining us today. abc "news at 5:00" starts now. >> absolutely devastating. it's just hitting very, very close to home. >> police swarm a san jose neighborhood breaking news in the search for a murder suspect. and on edge over the threatened i.c.e. raids. when will they start and where? those questions have few answers. >> facebook's big fine. word tonight the social media giant will pay $5 billion over failing to protect users' privacy. >> a bay area theme park didn't amuse one woman. what happened that has team members being retrained. >> plus the governor signs his sweeping fire plan. now what. >> and that breaking news is in san jose as a home turns into a crime scene and police go searching for a killer. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. this incident happened at a home

near montecito drive and macking woods laneman. >> chris nguyen is live with the very latest. >> reporter: dan, police are still at the scene here at the home on montecito drive. if you look behind me, you can see na home has been blocked off as police continue their investigation. a neighborhood on edge as a killer remains on the run. tonight a community is devastated after learning about the death of one of their own. >> absolutely devastating. i'm sill choked up about this as are most of my neighbors over there. it's just hitting very, very close to home. >> this was the scene on montecito drive throughout the day. a heavy police presence following a home invasion now being treated as a homicide. this man lives two doors from where it took place. >> this is the first time something of this scale has happened on our street in our snabd in