amy holyfield, abc 7 news. >> we could read that for hours, amy, thanks so much. >>> it's saint patty's day weekend, do you have plans? you're in luck. after the break, the holiday festivities for you and your family. >>> i'll have the forecast for that 167th annual. that's a long run there. it looks like it may be dryer. here's a look at the rainfall since monday. more than five inches in the santa cruz ♪ seresto,jake...o, seresto ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto oh no, jake. seresto. 8-month... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> let's jump right into the weekend forecast starting by having delays at sfo there. arrival delays have been averaging at 1:21 minutes. there's more showers on the way. update on this thunderstorm, at least it was at one point in time as

abc 7 news reporter amy holyfield is live in san francisco where that suspect's family spoke at what s an emotional town hall. amy? >> reporter: it was emotional, reggie. we want to warn everyone before we play this video that it can be disturbing to watch and also to listen to. last night in the meeting, the uncle of the man who was killed told the crowd that he was a sweet kid, but in a twist the family said that they are not upset with the police department for shooting him. police did show that body camera video last night. you can see the chaos inside that barbershop. officers told the crowd jehad eid stood up inside that barbershop and that he shot first, that he fired nine rounds. officers returned tire. there were two police officers who shot 26 rounds. eid was shot 18 times. four people inside that barbershop on geneva avenue were hit in the cross fire. a relative of the 21-year-old who was killed read a statement from the family. >> we understand the resulting consequences of jehad's actions and stand by the officers who made the decision to use lethal force. >> reporter: no

. >> which do have live team coverage on today's visit, so let's begin with abc news reporter amy holyfield.s. attorney general jeff sessions said today he's ready to fight the state of california and bring an end to the state's pro immigrant sanctuary laws. >> so california it absolutely appears to me is using every power it has, powers it doesn't have to frustrate federal law enforcement. so you can be sure i'm going to use every power i have to stop that. >> reporter: he said politicians in california are putting law enforcements in danger just to score political points and specifically called out oakland mayor libby schaaf, who warned the community that an i.c.e. raid was coming. >> here's my message to mayor schaaf, how scare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical open borders agenda. >> reporter: he made his comment at the california association of californ association. >> it's not cpoa's role to endorse what the attorney general says, i think the attorney general has his viewpoint and he represents the federal government. >> reporter: p

amy holyfield tweeted from the scene of a botched robbery in santa rosa that led to a police shootingn is injured and expected to survive and another is in custody. >>> the lawsuit abuse happened at locations all around the world, including san jose. abc7 news reporter david louie takes a look at this complaint. >> reporter: san jose hosted the national olympic trials last month. alley raisman was sexually abused by dr. larry nassar in june of 2012. we spoke to her southern california attorney via skype. >> even though usa gymnastics had a policy of not allowing adults in children's rooms, dr. nassar had free access to their rooms. both at the olympic trials and at the olympic games. he even abused ms. raisman at the games. >> a civil lawsuit has been filed in santa clara county civil court naming usa gymnastics and several others for sexual battery, sexual harassment and inflickation of emotional distress among other claims. >> at some point we need to act with legislation. >> reporter: nassar last month was sentenced in michigan to 140 to 155 years for molestation. >> i'm here to te

. >> amy holyfield went to talk to parents sales. >> we're coming because we have gift cards, so we wantuse them up just in case. >> reporter: smart move, sources are now saying the end of toys "r" us might be in sight, that the toy store is making plans to liquidate. >> it's kind of sad, because even if we're not buying anything, they just like to stop by and look around. so we can't do that anymore, hopefully we don't lose them all. >> reporter: valerie johnson is here because their pinnoel toys "r" us closed. the holiday season was not kind to the toy story, and the company hasn't been able to find a buyer or a way to deal with lenders. "good morning america's" rebecca johnson says deals will probably be coming and jobs will be going. >> store closures mean job losses, they mean those going out of business sales, so keep in mind, chose purchases, why they're discounted, they are often final. >> reporter: but customers are still hopeful, especially since this store is brand new. >> that's why i don't anticipate a complete shutdown, i anticipate some sort of bounce back. >> reporter: th

abc 7 reporter amy holyfield is live in san francisco. amy? >> reporter: hi, natasha. yeah, it was an emotional night. we want to warn everyone, that video is hard to see and listen to. we do have it. the uncle of the man who was killed wanted to tell everyone at the meeting that his nephew was a sweet kid, but the family is not upset with the police department for shooting him. in the body camera video, you can see the chaos inside that barbershop. officer s said that he stood up and shot first and that he fired nine rounds. officers returned fire, two officers did, they shot 26 rounds and shot eid 18 times. four people inside the barbershop on geneva avenue were hit in the cross fire. a relative of the 21-year-old who was killed read a statement from the family. >> we understand the resulting consequences of jahad's actions and stand by the officers who made the decision to use lethal force. >> reporter: now take a look at this cell phone video from outside the barbershop. you can see an officer crawling on the ground, trying to get to safety. he was shot in the leg.