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geico. over 75 years of savings and service. sunday is coming to a close and many undocumented families in the bay area and across the countriry main in a state of lim limbo. >> ice raids are expected to happen in several cities appeared to not come to fruition. thanks for joining us. >> the raids were expected to happen in nine cities nationwide. new orleans was originally on the list, but raids were going to be delayed due to a storm. >> there were no raids in any cities, including san francisco. in the mission district, sightings have been reported in years past. luz?

w >> reporter: the streets remain quiet and even a church service was canceled. they believe many people were afraid and decided not to attend tonight. this mom and daughter duo are undocument and asked not show their faces for privacy. they are not far from home, but tonight they are not taking any chances. they ordered a lyft, but in case they bump into an agent, they are ready. in the inside of her jacket, this red card spells out her rights and reminds her that she doesn't have to answer the door to an ice agent in case they knock. the simple thought fills her with fear. she said they are good people who work hard and pay taxes. >> they put ice on notice,

saying if they were going to carry out the raids, they must ensure every individual has access to counsel. >> attorneys are ready to responsible and no raids have been reported. the 7:30 p.m. service was canceled. >> i guess they are not coming because ice should be everywhere. i haven't seen them. i don't know. >> the ice of america are not just focused on raids. we sat down with this congressman who visited a center in texas with other members of congress this weekend. >> see how they are standing? >> that was supposed to hold how many. >> maybe 10. >> she said the conditions were inhumane. no showers and i cans crying. many member of congress wearing a face mask because of risk of

meningitis. >> we need immigration reform and immigration is doing what they can. these children don't belong in a law enforcement agency. they haven't committed any crimes. >> the congresswoman revealed to us they plan to visit central america to see where many undocumented immigrants are fleeing from. >> luz, thank you very much. you may remember these raids were billed as a major operation by president trump. >> it starts on suspected and they will take people out and bring them back to their countries. >> not just in san francisco, but other cities. immigration groups and officials said they didn'tee any large scale activity, but the acting director insists agents are out there. >> we are doing targeted enforcement against individual

who is had their day in court. >> the acting director at immigration weighed in about the raids. >> this is their job every day. we have compassionate ice agent who is are doing their job and shows you how far we have fallen in that it's news that they would go deport people who have removal orders. >> friday the aclu filed a lawsuit that resulted in a judge deciding no noncitizen can be removed until after they were given a reasonable opportunity to talk to a lawyer. >> many thinks it deterred ice from carrying out the raids. >> we have resources for to you know your rights. we have information on immigration and a list of local resources. to the north bay, a man who pleaded no contest in sonoma

county is expected to be sentenced tomorrow. shawn confessed to killing as they slept on the beach in 2004. it went unsolved for a dozen years and he admitted to shooting and killing his own brother in 2017. prosecutors are not seeinging the death penalty and he will receive a sentence of three life terms in prison. >> the ghost ship trials are expected to begin calling witness. he testified last week and at times it was tense in the courtroom. he and max harris face involuntary manslaughter charges for the 2016 fire in oakland that killed 36 people. he was the last witness for the defense. he allowed people to live in the warehouse and ignored safety measures. they suggested the fire was the work of arsonists.

>> the coast guard crew seize d hundreds of millions of there with crew members and unfolded off of south america last month. members risked their lives on a moving submersible vessel. >> this is a dangerous operation. they are difficult to get on to. once they get on board, they don't know what will be waiting for them. they open the hatch and you never know if the folks will be violent or have weapons. >> they arrested five suspects while seizing 17,000 pounds of cocaine for about 2$200 million. >> no jackpot winner, but one lottery winner got close. a ticket was sold at the 7-11 in

west san jose. five of the six winning numbers from the $194 million drawl. they have not yet come forward. >> we wouldn't be here. still ahead on abc 7 news, we will take you to golden gate park for the huge fight against aids. >> a starry sky out there and temperatures are going to fall in the 50s and 60s. good sleepin

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>> in san francisco, the hunt for a man who stole a beloved family dog is over tonight. >> kate larson has more on the golden retriever's return to its rightful owner. there are tears in our eyes here in the studio. >> oh, my gosh, we were so excited when i got attacked by the dog owner's brother that there was a spotting. this is the famous lily. she has been all over social greed and all over the airwaves. what a sweetie pie. she is and sound. we are at the park 55 hotel. let's look at video about how this ordeal started. this is video from a market in japantown on post and webster taken about 5:00 p.m. yesterday evening. jenny left her dog for 10 minutes and when she came out, the dog was missing.

in this surveillance video, a man is crouching in front of the dog, holding his hands out and it appears he goes out of frame and unties the leash and takes lily. she was missing. the whole san francisco police department has been looking for her since yesterday. we came out and we were talking to the family as they looked in spark parks in san francisco. here's what happened. we got a text from the brother that she was found. back out live, this is alexandria who is with her dog, duchess. she spotted lily and saw the dog running around and a dog lover herself, she rescued the dog and took it home and posted on facebook and started making flyers and wauging around with lily, the dog tonight in the tender loin. this officer smiled and waved who was a dog lover himself ran

into the family at the park and was on patrol in the tender loin and spotted lily. he went up and asked her, how old is this dog and alexander was like i don't know, i just found her. they connected the dots and here is the happy reunion. jenny, this dog is like all family pets, super important. it's a little bit scary, but can you tell people about how important lily is to you. >> i can't describe how important lilly is to me. she is like the hugest source of joy in my life. i can't believe i got her back. she was lucky enough to be found by the kindest dog lover who took care of her last night. i can't believe how lucky we are. i have no words to describe what happened. >> in your family, you have been through a lot. you have been struggling with

ment at health issue and he's like a therapy dog. >> she is not registered or official, but she's the most gifted therapy dog ever. that's kind of why she is so important to us. i can't believe we found her. >> i can't believe it either. this is amazing. i did speak to a police sergeant who said we would find them. the officer brought out his dog. we have to wrap. since you are the star of the show, who is this? >> gus. >> good job, gus. a happy ending. >> very happy. >> it doesn't get better than this, guys. i'm kate larson. >> lily and i say thanks and have a good night. >> i love it, kate. great work by sfpd and everyone involved. i could watch that the rest of the newscast. >> keep lily where you can see

her. >> the aids walk 2019 is in the history books. >> people turned up by the thousands to raise money to help in the fight against hiv and aids. for folk who is needed more than a cup of coffee, the cal marching band was happy to oblige. >> how are you this morning? >> ab clr brkabc 7's dan ashleys the 10-k fund-raiser. many of the walkers raised from friends and family and coworkers to support the efforts. >> until there is a kecure. they are living longer and healthier with more complex issues. >> for brings people together so we recommit. >> since 1987, they raised more

than $90 million for aids and hiv services here in the bay area. >> all right. $1.8 million is what they raised in 2018. this year we are hoping. >> you were confident about that. taking aook at the weather standing in for drew. a mixed bag out there. >> yeah. i have been asleep like i normally am. i wouldn't have gotten to see lily. i know. that was amazing. thank you to everybody from the station. there was someone coming in and if we haven't met our goal, we will get closer. hi, everybody. it's good to be with you this evening, this looks like a gorgeous star-filled night. first of all, we will have one more day of 90 degree heat

inland and the clouds will start to increase. it gets deeper and that's going to bring us cooler weather and a comfortable evening next weekend. a comfortable weekend even though it's sunday. let's go back outside and show you that with the stars. we have temperatures dropping down to the palo alto 59. even you are going to cool down and you will be one of the warm spots. 60 in fairfield and 61 in concord. 60 in san jose. mid- to upper 50s and clouds try to return to the coast and will spill across the gaps and head towards the east bay. i'm expecting partly cloudy and then cloudy as you get closer to the coast.

sunshine quickly and the sea breeze in low to mid 80s and close to 90 no, sir morgan hill and gilroy. mid- to upper 70s and 34mid 60s along the coast. as you head up through the north day, mid- to upper 80s and low to mid 90s. breezy from oakland southward. we will make the mid- to upper 70s and as you move into the east bay, the 90s in places like antioch and brentwood. this is the way the day will plan out. if you are getting up at 9:00, 64 to 52. mid 70s to low 80s around the bay and upper 70s to upper 80s at 4:00 and back down to the 70s tomorrow evening. it will be quite breezy tomorrow afternoon. as you watch the cloud cover hanging along the coast, notice how it gets thicker. that's because of the's breeze

coming in. let's look at the seven-day forecast. you can see the 90s gone. we will be pretty steady tuesday and wednesday. mid 60s at the coast to upper 80s and another push of cool air down into the mid 60s and mid 80s inland through the weekend. you going to hold? tomorrow morning you are not doing the morning show. >> no. lisa will be in for me. >> thanks. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, in honor of national mac and

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good evening and thanks for being with us. >> in tonight's headlines, there has been no sign of the ice raids promised by president trump. although the president and ice leaders claim they have begun, leaders announced they will not work with ice agents. so far there are no reports of raids in san francisco. >> golden retriever and her owner were reunited a day after the dog was stolen. the man was caught taking the man named lily in japantown. lily's owner said the golden retriever is a gifted therapy dog so it makes us happy. >> the alameda-based coast guard

unit is expected to return to court tomorrow. the video shows the cutter monroe intercept a submarine in the ocean off of ecuador. they climbed on top of the sub. five suspected drug traffickers were arrested and 17,000 pounds of cocaine were seized. >> president trump stirred up an outrage after a series of tweets targeted four liberal congress women. >> they called his racists and xenophobic. we have more from the white house. >> growing outrage over the latest trump tirade. without naming names, president trump called out congress women, tweeting why don't they go back and help fix the totally broke and crime infected places from which they came and come back and show us how it is done, adding i'm sure nancy pelosi would be quickly to work out

free travel arrangements. it's not the first time the president took aim at the women of color who has been sharply critical of his immigration policies. >> a group of people that i don't know where they came from. >> rashida tlaib said keep talking. you just make me work harder. i am proud of my palestinian roots and a weak bully like you never wins. he was accused of stoking white nationalism because you are angry that people like us are serving in congress and fighting against your hate-filled agenda. and alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, mr. president, the country i come from the country we all swear to is the united states. on the campaign trail, candidates seized on the president's tweets. >> i'm so sick of people being sold they don't belong here

because they disagree with those in power. >> i'm appalled that the president of the united states conducts himself in a racist way. >> nancy pelosi has at times conflicted with the young progressive faction. she stood by them today, tweeting i reject donald trump's xenophobic comments meant to divide our nation. a spokes person tweeted anyone who said that the president told members of congress to go back where they came from is lying. he told them, then come back and show us how it is done. abc news, the white house. >> rain and wind from tropical storm barry is slamming louisiana tonight. the roof of this hangar was ripped away in 60 mile an hour winds and debris and power still out to nearly 100,000 people. soma neighborhoods are several feet under water and water rose over a cemetery, putting

tombstones under water. >> this is the worst i've seen it. >> the coast guard rescued more than a dozen people with a man and his dog. there have beena at least two reported tornados east of baton rouge. >> detectives may have discovered a clue for who killed an oakland-born scientists in the east. the body was discovered on the island of crete where the 59-year-old was attending a work conference and found in a bunker with knife wounds and they told us that a critical piece of evidence could identify the killer. no details about the item was given. he was a biologist in germany and earned her ph.d. at ucsf. >> the physical limits of people who try to stop the flames and we're learning about the mental toll with the surge of firefighters dying by suicide. they are increasing the mental

health servics to firefighters. officials cannot halle how many firefighters have killed themselves, but there appears t be a jump in suicides. >> look at this terrifying moment after a group of rafters were thrown into the water after going over a water fall. it happened yesterday afternoon in ohio, pennsylvania. 10 people were rescued and all are doing just fine. >> the red cross urgently needs your help to donate blood because of a dip in supplies at blood banks. you can help when they host a series of blood drives in northern california. the chronicle reports the red cross saw donations plunge over the fourth of july holiday when many went on vacation. some are down to a two-day supply of blood type o. >> amazon's famous prime day is less than an hour away. we look at the best deals and

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>> amazon's deals are available to prime members only. you can sign up for a free one-month trial. >> mike is here. i know what time of day it is. >> yes. it's dark out. it's normally dark out except for the summer when the sun is up. let's take lie look at what's going on. the bay bridge and the dancing lights. we will move through the day and still have a pretty big spread in our temperatures. it all starts with the sea breeze. you can see in the morning with clouds gathering with 50s and 60s. as we head up towards noon, we have sunshine that develops on the coast and temperatures stay in the 50s. you can see 90s pop up as we head towards 4:00 look at the surge of cooler air. that's going to be the downfall

of the heat. here's a look at the activity. it will be good if you are exercising or out on the bay. we have a small craft advisory that goes from 1:00 to 5:00. not the winds that are an issue, but the rain. nearly six million people under flood potential. we will be bone drey at the coast the next couple of mornings. and that means we are going have temperatures in the 60s and 70s for highs as the clouds will be more numerous. mid 80s inland. two pushes of cool air. that will last through the weekend. >> we're give you a pass. you should be sleeping. >> i forgot to come back to the desk. >> you can go wherever you want. >> it has been fun being with you guys. >> fun having you here. >> talking baseball. still to come, the tampa bay

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as they wait for klay thompson to get healthy. at least two new starters were top 10 picks. he struggled in l.a., but found his footing before they got him into a sign and trade. he was the 6th overall pick in 2015 to the kings and never seemed to find his place. the kings don't know what place the kings are in.

he said the decision was easy considering nearly everybody on the doves call him. >> i just got the phone call and i don't know how you can turn that down talking to steve. draymond and steph. it was pretty easy on me. >> i'm excited more than anything. i think it's a huge opportunity just to take another step. and learn from a good group of guys that marked their way in this league. super excited. >> he even looks big in a crowd. he appeared in milwaukee at the unveiling of his new sneakers and showed off his mvp award like every winner said in the past. he said he couldn't have done it without his teammates. >> i want to thank my teammates.

they did an unbelievable job and played hard all season long. they gave everything in every game we played. we are the mvp. >> steph curry finished 7th in lake tahoe. if he keeps improving at his second favorite sport, he could be the first basketball player to ever win the tournament. it's mostly pitchers in quarterbacks and that continues as tony romo became the first wire to wire winner. it was a windy day in lake tahoe. four birdies on nine. he's running away with the tournament at this point. the tee shot on the par four 11th. they had to speed up as it rolls on to the green and rolls and rolls and a great look. he would settle for the birdie. then, trouble.

in the stand on 12 and who hasn't done this before. oops! that leads to a double bogey. hitting from the card path, he was so far ahead. he tried to chip him out and in and ending it in style. just short of tapping in par. he will donate the $125,000 winner's check to remain an amateur for now and never say never. >> it hasn't crossed my mind. we are in a good spot. i like trying to play in other stuff. i never have been good enough. i know what it's like to go against the top players, much less the majors. the last month has taken a good turn for me in the golf game. >> the tennis with the epic women's final between roger federer and djokovic. when i mean the longest single

final ever. four hours and 55 minutes. the fifth set went to a tie breaker. that's the first time that happened. he had his chances and served for the match in the fifth. djokovic wins his second straight title and fifth overall. the multiple pitchers have thrown combined no hitters. 27 up and 27 down. the tampa bay rays and the leaders in the opener revolution were close to making history. he started with a perfect two innings and brian yarbrough came in and continued to mow it down and made it perfect eight and in the bottom of the ninth, the first batter. to alberto and hit an opposite field single. no more no-no. the rays go on to win it. let's play cards. world series of poker. day one of three.

the biggest mover on the day. gary gates with the deepest ever run, moving up more than $40 million, knocks out millo with an ace and a queen. then gets a three of a kind and takes another $30 million. his cheering section is loving it and he's second place behind the leader. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. so exciting. >> see you later. >> have a great night.

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