we tried to speak with supervisor canepa about this data, but we were told he was unavailable. today he criticized our report but has yet to respond to any of our requests to share the facts that we have presented. well, of course, stay posted with any follow up and perhaps he will. all right. thanks, steph, very much. coming up, hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash. 8 pounds of crystal meth and coke as well as guns. now all recovered after police in san jose bust. seven illegal underground casinos and arrest the mastermind of the operation . public safety is something we all care about now. our exclusive tool gives you the power to see exactly what's happening in your area. understand crime trends. check out the numbers, compare the data neighborhood safety tracker only from abc seven. meet a doctor who connects all the dots often times people with low back pain, knee pain or hip pain don't even recognize that it's actually coming from their feet. their feet. for real? absolutely. 100. it can have a domino effect because their foot and their ankle aren't supported properly

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now, we tried to speak with supervisor canepa about this data, but we were told multiple times he wasnavailable. today. he criticized our report but has yet to respond to any of our requests to share the facts that we have presented. well of course, stay posted with any update for sure. right. stephanie, thank you. and if you have a story for the abc7 news i-team, call this number on your screen. 188840. it minnesota abc7 news slash it. all right, let's move on and talk about gorgeous weather. that's only going to get a little warmer. yes breaking out the shorts. san diego time for the shorts and the short sleeves for sure. and dan and we're going to be cranking the heat. it's going to be in the 90s before you know, it. let me show you a live picture from our east bay hills camera. we are looking at green hills, blue skies up above. really. we're going to be seeing plenty of sun over the next couple of days except near the coast. there will be some fog around. so just be prepared for that. it's going to almost feel like summer around here as we see those temperatures soaring inland to

spoke with supervisor david canepa says the hope is for all residents to feel safe regardless of their immigration status. >> this is about making sure are that families are able to. >> to stay intact to county supervisors are putting their foot down deciding to no longer cooperate with ice. after an ordinance passed. 41 on tuesday, the legislation prohibits all county departments and agencies from using resources to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. this means county jails and courthouse holding cells will also not be shared with ice officers. they're limited exceptions, including responding to a warrant issued by a federal judge or a court decision that one. >> commits a crime. they have to do the time. but the how to do the time and they call eyes. it's a sorry we're going to deport you. >> to me. >> that's just so wrong. there are many advocates who spent countless hours working to get this approved, including siren immigration rights it's been a very long fight. >> for a long time summit hill with county detained and transferred into bills tight. the highest tree. an

supervisor david canepa says it's about treating all residents equally regardless of their immigration status. >> commits a crime. they have to do the time. but the how to do the time and that call eyes. it's a sorry we're going to deport you. >> to me. >> that's just so wrong to see this kind of pivot, embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if >> something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation happening. >> yes, i run, which io an immigration rights organization and other advocates workstogether to help get this ordinance approved. the ordinance will take effect after a second reading at an upcoming board meeting. >> time now is 5.10, and a bay area bakery is closing because the owner says it's just too expensive to keep running. mina mack brown is the owner of this fits bakery in palo alto. he's lived in san mateo county for 14 years and says he started the business after experimenting with low-carb, gluten-free. baked goods in 2015, although mina says that he has a strong customer base and support

they're responding to a warrant that was issued by judge or if it's a court decision supervisor david canepa says it's about treating all residents equal regardless of immigration status. >> this is about making sure are that families are able to to stay intact to county supervisors are putting their foot down, deciding to no longer cooperate with ice after an ordinance passed 4 to one on tuesday. the legislation prohibits all county departments and agencies from using resources to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. this means county jails and courthouse holding cells will also not be shared with ice officers. they're limited exceptions, including responding to a warrant issued by a federal judge or a court decision that one. >> commits a crime. they have to do the time. but the how to do the time and then. they call eyes. it's a sorry we're going to deport you. >> to me. >> that's just so wrong. there are many advocates who spent countless hours working to get this approved, including siren immigration rights it's been a very long fight. >> for a long time summit hill with coun

those include responding to a warrant issued by a federal judge or a court decision supervisor david canepa says it's about treating all residents equally regardless of their immigration status. >> one commits a crime. they have to do the time. but the how do the time and that call eyes. it's a sorry we're going to deport you. >> to me. >> that's just so wrong to see this kind of pivot embracing of policies that are actually going to benefit everybody in our community not be in fear that, hey, if >> something happens to me here, there's a pipeline to deportation company. >> well, siren, which is an immigration rights organization and other advocates work together to help get this ordinance passed. the ordinance will take effect after a second reading at an upcoming board meeting. >> it's 6.10, and a bay area bakery is closing because the owner says he's just too expensive to keep the doors open anymore. mean a mac around is the owner of misfits bakery in palo alto. he's lived in san mateo county for 14 years and started the business after experimenting with low-carb, gluten-free. baked good