i.c.e. looks for about 2,000 people who skipped court dates. >> live in berkeley with details. cornell? >> reporter: eric, deon, the mayor of berkeley says his calls on the trump administration to close or improve conditions at detention centeres on the border. mayor jesse arogin told the crowd at the rally that they are ready to protect undocumented residents from possible i.c.e. raids. >> council woman says know your rights. >> when an i.c.e. agent comes to your door, you are not required to open your door. we want our community to understand that.

>> reporter: the community is uneasy about i.c.e. raids. she works with undocumented students at berkeley city college and she remembers the fear she had when she was undocumented. >> if i saw police would scare me or even to have friends. >> reporter: at sfo union workers say they won't support i.c.e. in any way. >> immigrant workers run this airport. and we're here to say as unionized workers we will not collaborate with i.c.e. in anyway. >> reporter: things not improved in a detention center one year later. >> it is inhumane. e we've got to move those population others locations. >> reporter: vice president pence toured a facility on trid and conceded that what he saw was tough stuff. in the meantime back in berkeley there were calls to close the detention centers all together.

>> close the camps now! >> reporter: mayor arogin says you can almost guarantee there will be protests if i.c.e. comes into berkeley. the aclu has filed suit in federal court requiring all immigrant detainees have a right to a lawyer if they wish. live in berkeley. >> thank you for that report. in washington state a man armed with a rival and who threw flammable objects was shot and killed outside an immigration jail early this morning. tack anyway police got a call at 4:00 a.m. the man was setting vehicles on fire and attempting to light a pro pain tank. when they got there and called out to him there was gunfire. it is not clear if the man ever shot at police but his body was found at the sight a short time later. trump's effort to crack down on sanctuary cities late

yesterday. upheld the just department's decision to prioritize policing grants to those that cooperate with policing authorities. issuing an executive order. some of those decisions are tied up in court. friday's ruling concerned a program called community oriented policing services. it is important to know your rights and we have resources to help. go to our website. abc7 news.com slash take action for information on immigration and a list of local resources. s in east bay police are searching for two men suspect odd killing another men late friday night. 32-year-old adam renfroe of brentwood and robert brown are responsible for the death of daniel schrader. he was found inside a hotel room on clayton road suffering from several gunshot wounds. he later died at the hospital. officers believe the suspects were held up inside later tooth.

>> unfortunate we've got upset a community but the response to keep the community safe. this american is very dangerous. believed armed with a firearm. >> renfroe and brown are considered armed and dangerous. anyone who sees them are urged to call 9-1-1. a father's sorrow. a man opened up after his two-year-old daughter struck and seriously injured by a suspected drunk driver. live from children's hospital in oakland. after speaking with the dad, how is his daughter doing, lisa. >> reporter: his daughter is still in serious condition at this hour in children's hospital behind me here in oakland. a lot of family are visiting inside at this hour. right now i have photos to show you. these are photos of her with a breathing tube. she has bruised lungs and a head laceration. she's been sedated and is in and

out of conscio cause oit and run crash on thursdays. he was with her great grandma running errands and ran away from the family car and into the street. the driver kept driving and was found in a nearby complex with a white van he had been driving. investigators believe he had been drinking and has four prior convictions for dui. >> i'm disappointed in even after having the hit and run he still decided to keep driving. hi still decided that even though he's had incidents in the past that he's still going to keep drinking and driving. i don't understand the mentality of that. >> reporter: good samaritans rushed to help her and perform cpr until medics arrived. they quickly decided she needed to be air lifted to children's hospital for further care. a go fund me page has been set

up for the little girl and her family. go so our website abc7 news com and we have a link there to help you. >> about noon on thursday a man lit a fire cracker in the refrigerated beer section of a safeway. the distraction allowed a woman to wheel a cart full of groceries out the front door. the two suspects were seen in a compact silver suv. a man arrested accused of stealing 1200 dollars of champagne. he was caught on surveillance video walking into the store late last month. he took 14 bottles and walked out without paying. a detective recognized carr because he'd arrested him three hours before the champagne theft for stealing paint from a hobby story. a busy street close 24d

weekend while crews remove a construction crane after a apartment fire. abc7 news was there when the crane was being dismantled. all three lanes are closed in the area. the road is expected to reopen by 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. the crane was used to help rebuild the renaissance square apartments which were under construction during the fire last year. more than $55 million in damage was done to the 180 unit complex. nearly 250 people had to be evacuated from nearby apartments. we have incredible video taken by a group of sport fisherman who hit the bay this morning and you won't believe what they managed to reel in. they were on the bay near alcatraz when they hooked a gigantic shark. the shark chomped down hard of a fish cardiacis. after a mighty struggle. think cut the line and released the shark back into the bay.

two days ago the sheriffs off sent an alert after a great great white shark was spot odedi off the coast. several of them. >> close for comfort. a big ruling in the roundup lawsuit. a santa rosa man awarded 80 million dollars after claiming the popular weed killer caused him to get cancer. who came out on top of in the battle of the makers of the the sriacha and the -- fundraiser today to help some four legd complain i don't understand. a gorgeous day with plenty of sunshine. a weak on shore flow. we have nice temperatures for tomorrow. very warm once again but a cooling trend is on the wasmt. >> aids walk san francisco is tomorrow july 14th in golden gate park.

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monosantos request for a new trial in the sonoma county man who sued over the weed killer's been rejected. earlier this year he was awarded more than 80 million dollars after arguing it caused him to get cancer.

the judge says he'll issue another decision as to whether the damage should be reduced. transit riders return to san francisco's sales force today. they resume service to the $2.2 billion facility for the first time in nine months. the center closed because of cracked steel beams. it reopened after repairs july 1st. reopening to transit, west cat and greyhound riders august 1 11th. the battle of hot sauce jur pepper maker. the lawsuit over a breech of contract and fraud. underwood ranches had worked with hoifong foods three decades before a financial dispute led to the department collapsing.

underwood is now producing its own sauce with a big reminder. keep an eye on your pets. the important message from a fundraiser in the east bay today. >> and meteorologist is up next with your accuweather forecast. and just ahead the a's put up a bakers dozen against the white sox. and steph curry can do it all? wait why is he

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a fundraiser dedicated to keeping police dogs safe and healthy kicked off today. >> abc7 news was in concord for the "cover your canine event." teamed one police forces around the bay area to raise money for the four legged officers. demonstrations showing the canine's skills were also head. >> if my car gets too hot. and aalarm goes off on my belt to let me know i need to go get my dog and also rolls the window ar-old jolka who's

been serves police for about three years. >> the other reminder about heat and keeping your dog in the car. >> when they are out also that their paws don't get burned on the pavement. >> thanks, yeah we've got quite a bit of heat and we will continue to see that especially in some inland areas. live doppler 7 and a satellite image. there as shallow marine layer you can see along the coast with fog there and low clouds. but everywhere else we've got lots of blue sky. here from the live shot. emeryville looking towards san francisco t low clouds near suturo tower and everywhere else bright sunshine. 60 in san francisco. inland areas white warm. morgan hill at 86 and a view from mount tam looking south towards san francisco. a shallow marine layer so that is why temperatures in the inland areas were warming up into the 90s, still hanging on to that in fairfield.

concord currently 92. santa rosa 81. inland areas were above average. but because of that marine layer and the low clouds, temperatures along the coast remain cool. tonight will be mild. we'll see the clouds creep in once again. a typical pattern and we'll spread across the golden gate bridge into the east bay. temperatures in the 50s and 60s in antioch overnight. 53 in santa rosa. san jose 59 degrees. if you are heading to the aids walk tomorrow at golden gate park. you will need a light jacket. still mild at 59 degrees. the morning clouds to deal with. walk starts at 10:00 a.m. sunshine by the afternoon, warming up to 66 dreers and a sea breeze about 15 miles per hour. highs still pretty warm in the south bay tomorrow morning. and gilroy low 90s. san jose 85 and comfortable menlo park 80 as well as mountain view. but at the beaches still in the 60s. milbrae 74. san francisco a high of 70

tomorrow in the downtown area. the closer to the beaches we'll see the sea breeze effect temperatures and only reaching the 60s tomorrow. and look for lots of 80s in the north bay. petaluma 84. sonoma 86. vallejo 85 degrees. perfect weather in east bay. mid 70ed. berkeley. oakland. richland low 80s. 77 in union city and fremont. and hot inland. high pressure remains the biggest impact there so we've got lots of 90s, our warmest location. ath in brentwood and upper 80s, san ramon and pleasanton. tropical storm berry right now. winds about 60 miles per hour. just 45 miles south of alexandra. a slow-moving storm. it is going to pack a lot of punch in terms of rainfall. up to 10-20 inches, 25 inches in some areas. still a lot of danger there. storm surge, heavy rainfall. flash flooding, river flooding and possible tornados.

here in the bay area. we can expect another gorgeous day. 60s at the coast. to mid 90s inland, then tomorrow the cooling begins. temperatures start to drop a little bit. and then we will be much cooler inland by the end of next weekend. now sports from abc7 news. >> the a's came out swinging against the white sox. the offense was in such a groove. the green and gold scored 7 in the first inning for the first time in five years. a great day at the ballpark. second batter is matt chapman. he double off the right field wall. oakland takes a 1-0 lead. they are not done. four batters later. robbie grossman ato left. chapman and olsen score. 3-0. 4-0. that would end the day for white sox starter covey. they bring in one time a ross

detwiler. and he's greeted with a three-run bomb to left center. 7-0 after the first inning and they win 13-2. >> anyone can do damage any day. we're not relying on one guy every day to come in and produce. and, you know, happened that we scored some runs up top today. but there are a lot of times guys in the bottom lap are carrying the team for the day. i think we take pride in being good one through nine. >> giants are in milwaukee, they are tied with the brewers 1-1 in the sixth inning. history was put on hold again for serena williams. going for a record-tying 24th grand slam title at wimbledon today. this her third straight chance after losing in the finals of wimbledon and the u.s. open last year. a royal presence at the all england club. serena take on

one of 26 unforced. halep serving for the match. hits it into the net. a straight sets victory for halep. if there is one thing steph curry loves to play as much as basketball. it is golf. today steph having one of his favorite weekends of the year in tahoe. typical tahoe summer. gorgeous. steph. from the pine straw on 14. and into the bleachers. he can only laugh after that shot. when i hit shots like that, i don't laugh. probably couldn't do that again if he tried. he plays it from there which the crowd absolutely loves. they clear out the seats. and look at this. right onto the green. great shot. just rolls off onto the collar.

his playing partner, justin timberlake can't believe it. you have to make this putt to aif an amazing par. it is tracking, and a little too much speed on it. steph is 14th after consecutive 77s. now on 17, timberlake hikes it to aaron rodgers. looking like he's going for a flag. turns it back over the middle to a post. and rodgers hits him right in stride. steph showing he can do it all. a three sport star. for actual golf. this is his dad on 18. hit it in the water. long putt to sty steph for the tournament and father knows best. get in the hole. stuff loves it. . the loser this year is singing karaoke at the opening dinner next year. that means nobody is jumping in the lake. >> we decided to go against the lake. i think we're going to try to embarrass somebody by karaoke nethat. >> you get to game 6 of the finals. as a side accomplishment.

we want to win. look forward to next year. it is going to be a different set up. but got after confidence what we're going to be able to. >> i just had to gain a lot of perpetrative from the finals as well. you know, i was -- i kept texting steph and telling him i'm ready to go if somebody gets injured. you know. and i never got the call. it is good to finally catchup with him. >> quarterback turned broadcaster tony romo is the leader. if steph losest he's got justin timberlake the 10-time graeme winner to help i'm with the karaoke. i'll rather see them jump in the lake but we'll take singing. we are celebrating the spud on saturday since advertise na ibigger, tastier strips spicy chof juicy chickenbo. with crunchy batter.

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french friday. we are celebrating the spud though we have no samples in the studio. >> americans have made it a favorite food. its origin remains a mystery. some say south america can came to europe with the potato. and belgian and france of course say they are the first. >> thomas jefferson is credited with bringing the french fry to america. by the way, brace yourselves. i'm horrified the average person eats 30 pounds of french fries every year. >> is that saturday or sunday? >> i would like some if anybody wo

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[music] [music] >> tracy sellers: hey, everybody, welcome to "california bountiful." i'm your host, tracy sellers, and today we're in watsonville, celebrating the best of what this area has to offer, one sip at a time. [music] >> tracy: it's a name known around the world for being synonymous with homegrown quality you can taste. it's also the tiny town of watsonville's most famous business. it's martinelli's apple cider, of course. their cider success story began way back in 1868, when stephen g. martinelli