. now, news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. >> this is a humanitarian crisis. and we cannot sit back. we need to speak out. >> a call to action today for those opposed to i.c.e. migration raids, with more expected tomorrow. >> people across the bay area are speaking out and offering help to undocumented immigrants. >> we begin now with developing news on those impending i.c.e. raids. >> cornell bernard is live in berkley, which raid opponents held a rally in. >> reporter: the mayor of

berkley says his city is ready to protect undocumented people from possible i.c.e. raids, meantime others are calling on the trump administration to close at immigration detention centers. >> close the camps now! >> reporter: this rally sponsored by the city of berkley called on the trump administration to close detention facilities along the border, and on the eve of possible i.c.e. raids to round up families who have deceived deportation orders, the mayor says berkley will push back. >> our policy is that our police will not cooperate in any way, in any i.c.e. enforcement action. >> reporter: a council woman says know your rights. >> when an i.c.e. agent comes to your door you are not required to open that door. >> people is feeling scared. >> reporter: carolina martinez says her community is uncomfortable with i.c.e. raids. she remembers the fear she had when she was undocumented. >> if i saw police were scare

me. >> reporter: at sfo union workers say they won't assist i.c.e. in any way. >> immigrant workers you know, run san francisco, immigrant workers run this airport, and we are here to say as unionized wrkers we will not collaborate with i.c.e. in any way with deportations happening at sfo. >> reporter: meanwhile, jackie speier and democratic colleagues returned to a texas migrant detention center and have found things have not improved one yie year later. >> dit's inhumane. >> reporter: vice president pence toured in mcallen and conceded that what he saw was tough stuff. now the aclu has just filed a lawsuit in federal court asking all detainees detained by i.c.e. have the right to an attorney. >> thank you, cornell. two large hotel chains say they

will not serve as detention centers for immigrants in the event of a housing shortage. trump officials have discussed that they may need hotel rooms because of limited space. officials with marriott, the world's largest hotel chain which operates 30 different hotel brands, including sheraton, w and westin said they would not allow ice to use the properties as detention centers. the choice hotels says they would also decline. now, as you heard, it's important to know your rights, and we have resources to help. go to our website, abc 7.com/take action for a list of local resources. happening right now. barry is dumping rain and fierce winds on louisiana. barry made landfall as a category one hurricane before being down graded into a tropical storm. rain is the real threat now.

a flash flood watch for new orleans is now in effect through tomorrow evening. evacuation orders are in effect for parts of louisiana, and the governor says coast guard crews rescued about a dozen people so far. elizabeth hur is in new orleans with a look at the impact. >> reporter: barry slam being into the central louisiana coast as a category one hurricane. >> this is just the beginning. i ask everyone to stay vigilant. >> reporter: the storm now no longer a hurricane but authorities warning aid is on the move, still packing punishing winds and torrential downpours. morgan city, hard hit with barry uprooting trees, damaging homes and property and at its peak leaving the city totally in the dark. >> the system's so fragile right now. we made the decision to just shut the city down. so we're 100% out of electricity right now. >> reporter: these horses now

rescued after becoming stranded. >> saw how deep the water was, almost to their necks. the water's still rising. we had to get them out. >> reporter: this levee in myrtle grove also topped. not a single levee along the mississippi river has failed. in new orleans, for the first time in history, all of the city's floodgates were closed ahead of the storm. >> it's been cool, a little breezy, a little spattering of rain yesterday, but not enough to amount to anything. >> reporter: some residents now breathing a sigh of relief, but the mayor stressing the danger isn't over yet. >> we are not in any way out of the woods, and we will continue to reiterate thi and into tomorrow. >> reporter: and this is one of the ways the city is trying to keep everyone safe. isppi river near the k along the french quarter, closed as a precaution with barry still on the move. elizabeth hur, new orleans.

>> let me show you why barry is still a concern. here's live doppler 7. even though the system has moved inland and will weaken, a large portion of barry is still over the water, and this generous supply of moisture means they're going to get inundated with rain. a storm surge warning in effect for portions of louisiana all the way to tuesday night. it gives you an idea of how much rain they're going to expect. right now it's 45 miles south-southwest of alexandra, louisiana, and it's moving slowly at 8 miles per hour and is expected to weaken over the next 24 hours. but look at the rainfall amounts. we're expecting 10-20 inches in some isolated areas. so because of the hoouuge a rainfall, there's life-threatening storm surge and it continues into next week. flash flooding and river flooding is expected and with the saturated grounds we're

expecting strong gusty winds to knock more trees down and possible tornados. we'll keep tracking barry. >> sounds good, frances, thanks. we first alerted people about barry this morning with an alert moments after it was upgraded to a category one hurricane. you can app. two contra costa county men have been identified believed to be responsible for the killing of a man at a motel 6. they are looking for adam renfrow and robert brown. the victim is daniel shrader. hours ago police wrapped up a standoff where the mened to be brown's home. they were not found. they say they are responsible for the fatal shooting of a man in the motel 6 at 11:15 last night. >> we've upset the community on a saturday morning. but we've got the response out

here to try to keep the community safe. this person's very dangerous, believed armed with a firearm. >> as you heard, police consider renfrow and brown armed and dangerous. anyone who sees them is urged to call 911. a home invasion robbery yesterday left a beloved grandfather dead inside his home. the first responding officers to the home on montecito drive chased a car seen leaving the neighborhood. the carr sped off but the officer the chased the car out of safety. officers found an 84-year-old man dead inside that house and found evidence that a home invasion had taken place. the victim's name has not yet been released. a big rig overturned in san francisco, sending one person to the hospital and closing lanes of highway 101. it happened just before 12:30 in the southbound lanes near zuckerberg san francisco hospital. the crash shut down three of the four lanes for a time. no other vehicles were involved.

things are slowly returning to normal in san francisco's sales force transit center. abc 7 news was at the transit center where muni buses resumed service today. it's the first time they have served the facility in months because of cracked beams. the deck will reopen to others on august 11. a special diskwoubts at target is returning. and a close call for customers. a van went a little too far in the east bay. >> plus, we'll learn about

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has been september to the hospital after a van crashed this afternoon into a cvs on moraga road in moraga. several people were inside that van. one person from the van was taken to the hospital. police say an elderly driver tried to park when his foot slipped off the brake and onto the accelerator. the building was not seriously damaged. in the north bay, these young labs and golden retrievers might melt your heart, but they also have an important mission to accomplish. these are puppies in training for guide dogs fort bli the bli san rafael. they came to the campus today for a day of training. they are between 5 to 15 months old. they undergo training before they graduate and will be owner. >> it's getting use to l lots of people, lots of distractions. the types of things you will find in real life. >> pups selected begin their

training at just three days old. >> starting today, target is offering a 15% discount to help teachers get ready for the school year. this is the second year the chain is offering the discount because of the huge response last summer. teachers can use the discount on things like school supplies. disinfectant wipes, food storage and other accessories. you can head to target.com/teacher prep to get the coupon e-mailed to you and show that and your staff id when checking out. the offer runs through next saturday. they're not the youngest of surfers, but they still got stoke. >> no limits. we'll take you to a local surf contest specifically for those who have not outgrown the thrill of the wave. and temperatures right now range from 50s at the coast to low 90s inland. but the onshore flow's going to win out pretty soon, and

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. on the peninsula, surfers took part in a special competition to benefit a nonprofit that protects natural resources. abc news was in pacifica for the cahuna event. >> it's the only amateur surf contest specifically designed for older surfers, and it's a community event. it brings the surfing community here in the bay area together once a year in july. >> winners will be awarded hand-made trophies this evening. the event gives life-long surfers a way to continue to compete with people in their own age group. >> abc 7 news was also in palo alto for a prestigious art festival, the 27th annual clay and glass festival. it combine functional art and includes demonstrations and hands-on clay activities. people can talk to the artists and get an inside look into the

creative process as well. >> this is one of the few places in the united states where people can see this number of high-quality ceramic and glass artists in one place. >> the festival continues tomorrow from 10:00 in the morning at the palo alto art center. it was sunny over the east bay, sunny over san francisco. but if you look north and west, it ain't so sunny anymore. >> i think i may know where drew tuma may be. >> yeah, depending on where you are, you're either in the fog or having lots of warmth and sunshine. and here's a look at live doppler 7 with a satellite image, and you can see the cloud coverage coming in and filling in along the coast. the low clouds behind san francisco with the live shot from emeryville. that's with temperatures are so cool. it's 59 degrees. morgan hill,8 degrees.

for inland arias, nothing but blue skies and temperatures there right now are in the 90s. fairfield 90, concord, 9d 4 degrees. livermore, 91 degrees. now the heat holds for another day, so we'll have another gorgeous kay day ahead of us. but i'll show you the animation with the cloud cover and the fog. so tonight it will start to fill in for parts of the bay for tomorrow morning but it will quickly clear by midday, and we'll see plenty of sunshine in the afternoon for everyone inland areas and maybe even along the coast. the latest animation shows less cloud cover for tomorrow. lows will be pretty mild, in the 50s, with the fog hugging san francisco. 56, san jose 59. milder in the interior areas. even 60s like ant y on the lower part of the

peninsula, low park. and downtown san francisco warming up to 70 degrees tomorrow. we see lots of mid-80s in the north bay. petaluma,84. napa, sunny, warm at 88 degrees, and some 90s continue through parting of the northern areas like santa rosa and lake port. really comfortable and nice. low 70s to mid-80s. as we head to the inland areas, high pressure remains in tact. and that's going to allow us to climb into the 90s once again for many areas. livermore 90 upper 80s 80s 80s ramon and pleasanton. we'll start off with the clouds at 8:00 for the walk. and by lunch time becoming

sunny. 66 degrees by the afternoon near the coast. still another hot day inland in the mid-90s for the warmest areas around the bay. we'll get into the upper 70s, even near 80 degrees. but at the coast you'll notice it will still be cool in the 60s. and the cooling begins tomorrow. we have an area of low pressure moving to our north. this is going to increase some cloud cover for us. and you'll notice temperatures will slowly drop for inland areas throughout the week. so we should be ten degrees cooler for inland areas. a little cooler at the bay. at the coast, holding it steady. temperatures in the 60s. >> this is why i got eric a towel before the newscast, just in case with. >> i thought that was my towel. anthony flores is here with sports. >> the as had their opponents waving the towel. and steph curry, that was a pat on the back. how about a pat on the back

now sports from abc 7 news. wow, the as came out swinging against the red sox. they scored a touchdown in their first at-bat. first time they've scored seven runs in the first inning. a second batter of the game is matt chapman. he doubles off the right field wall. and just like that, oakland has a 1- 0 lead. four batters later, robbie grossman sends a single to left. olson, come on down.

3-0 as. then a single to right, that brings in chris davis. 4-0. that ends the day for white sox starter dillon kobe. and a three-run bomb to left center, 7-0 as after the first inning. after that, it was over. as win it, 13-2. history was put on hold again for serena williams, going for a record-tying 24th grand slam title, this her third straight chance after losing in the finals of wimbledon and the u.s. open last year. serena taking on simonea helle.e serena, sooo at her nes during treak. llon the run. it looks like an easy point for

serena, but williams hits it long. one of it 26 unforced errors. helle serving for match point. a little too much on it. williams hits it into the net. 6-2, 6-2. well, there is one thing steph curry loves to play as much as basketball, and it's golf. today steph having one of his favorite weekends of the year at tahoe in the american century championship, just another typical tahoe summer day. look at that, gorgeous. steph from the pine straw on 14 and into the bleachers. steph can only laugh about this. he couldn't do this again if he tried. maybe he could. now helays it from there. lo at.'sn amazing shot. ro the . playing part near, justin timberlake can't believes it, says wow, you're good. now this for the amazing par

save. get in, get in, oh! just misses. steph, 14, after consecutive 77. now on 17th. hike, hike, hut. over the middle. that looks like, no, breaks it back to a post. and of course he catches it in stride. steph just your average three-court star. for his actual golf, here's his dad, dale on 18. hits in in the water. needs this long long long long the loser this year doesn't have to jump in the lake. but will have to sing karaoke at the opening dinner next year. by the way, tony romo is still your leader. tony romo, an accomplished golfer, played amateur and pro tournaments. >> steph likes doing karaoke. that's not fair. >> he better warm up. ducks

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well, a feathered family received an officer escort. >> the chp got a call about a mama duck and her babies along the center divide of the freeway. as they tried to lead the ducks to safety, mama kept wanting to get back in the road. >> the officers got them into a nearby park which is where she ought to be with her babies. >> thank you for reiterating that to her.

>> oh, yeah, i'll tell her any time. >> for all of us here at abc 7 tonight, breaking news.c 7 hurricane barry strikes. the first of the season, slamming ashore as a category 1. 75 miles an hour and a powerful storm surge. homes and cars under water. emergency rescues. more than 100,000 without power. flooding danger. the torrential rain hitting right now. a significant threat to life and property. an anxious eye on the river banks and levees. the slow-moving rainmaker hovering over the coast, then moving north. deadly terror attack. a suicide car bomb, then gunmen storming a hotel overseas. more than two dozen killed. at least one american. fiery crash. the small plane crashing into a community center, flaming wreckage burning in the pool. border reality. the vice president face-to-face