alexis gabe was discovered in amador county after an intense search. had been abducted and murdered by her ex-boyfriend in 2022. the oakley police chief at the time said the search for gabe was the biggest case in the department's history. and for almost three years, gabe's family has been fighting to get justice for their daughter. but now they say there isn't enough evidence to make the case they'd hoped. andrea nakano spoke with the family and their attorney, who says the system failed alexis gabe. >> smiling. >> reporter: january 26, 2022, changed the gabe family forever. 24-year-old alexis left to hang out with friends and never came home. three years later, their hope to find justice for their daughter comes to an abrupt end. >> we are very disappointed. you should see my wife, she was just, you know, so mad. >> reporter: evidence eventually pointed to her boyfriend marshall jones as the killer. authorities went up to washington state to serve an arrest warrant, but he died in an officer-involved shooting. the gabe family has always believed jone

heartbreaking news for the family of alexis gabe. 24 year old who was murdered three years ago in contra costa county. late today, the da's office announced it will not seek charges against the mother of her accused killer. alexis gabe's family is not happy about this decision. here's nbc's thom jensen. this was especially devastating news for alexis gabe's family because in three days on sunday, the three year statute of limitations is up on this case. and that means there is no chance for any criminal charges in the future. it was very disappointing. definitely. our attorney, dara, worked really hard on, on on her presentation and we had a substantial amount of evidence that she presented. gwen, gabe can't believe the contra costa county district attorney will not pursue criminal charges against the mother of his daughter's ex-boyfriend. he believed michelle curtis jones mom helped protect her son after he allegedly killed alexis in january 2022. to me, the evidence is there and this evidence comes from a combination of ring door,

now the family of alexis, gabe speak now. and after being indicted on federal charges across from legal analyst breaks down what could be next for former open. they are saying now. news at 5. well defined morning. thank you. joining bright and early, the kron. 4 morning news here on january. 24th. i'm reyna harvey. >> as we dip into the weekend could be talking about wind starting to pick up. john travel is a bit tracking the forecast. good morning, john. good morning rain and we are seeing a forecast today that is going to be a time of change. we're finally seeing the end of at least as dry weather as we've been seeing, especially for southern california, which has some pretty decent weekend rainfall around the corner center tower right here is looking at a view that is still clear. we do have a couple spots of morning fog mostly out at the coast. so something to watch out for out that direction. not quite as cold this morning for most areas. we still do have the 30's on the map, though. so not to say it is in chile, santa r

gabe will not be facing any charges. the contra costa county district attorney's office announced the decision today this sunday will mark 3 years since cape was reported missing. >> as kron 4 sarah stinson reports the game family is extremely disappointed. >> it's over for there was a big day and very big the supporting day for us. >> when gabe feeling defeated after learning the mother of the man accused of killing his daughter, alexis will not be facing charges. very sad day o% for it'll be 3 years the sunday since gabe was last seen. the oakley woman was 24 years old when her remains were found in amador county after her family reported her missing in january 2022. gabe's ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones was charged with her murder, but he was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington state in june of 2022, the contra costa county district attorneys office was also investigating if jones's mother, alicia coleman, clark helped cover up the murder. the da's office says investigators searched her home and i

very sad day for it'll be 3 years the sunday since gabe was last seen. the oakley woman was 24 years old when her remains were found in amador county after her family reported her missing in january 2022. gabe's ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones was charged with her murder, but he was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington state in june of 2022, the contra costa county district attorneys office was also investigating if jones's mother, alicia coleman, clark helped cover up the murder. the da's office says investigators searched her home and interviewed her boyfriend to see if she paid for her son to fly to washington. and while prosecutors say some information raised suspicion about coleman clark's potential culpability as an accessory after the fact they could not find sufficient evidence to charge her. this despite the gabe family presenting evidence to the da last month, there's just a mountain of small pieces of evidence. that's one of the attorneys for the game family. dara cashman. i fundamentally disagree. >> with the da's decision,

gabe will not face any charges.unty's district attorney's office made that decision. they announced it last night. this sunday will mark 3 years since cape was reported missing is kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >> the gabe family is extremely disappointed. >> it's over for there was a big day and very big the supporting day for us. >> when gabe feeling defeated after learning the mother of the man accused of killing his daughter, alexis will not be facing charges. very sad day for it will be 3 years the sunday since gabe was last seen. the oakley woman was 24 years old when her remains were found in amador county after her family reported her missing in january 2022. gabe's ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones was charged with her murder, but he was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington state in june of 2022, the contra costa county district attorneys office was also investigating if jones's mother, alicia coleman, clark helped cover up the murder. the da's office says investigators searched her home and

gabe? that's the woman from contra costa county who was murdered by her ex-boyfriend. alexis gabe was killed in 2022 after going to antioch to visit her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones. in june of that year, law enforcement shot and killed marshall jones in the state of washington while trying to arrest him for gabe's murder. gabe's family has been pushing for marshall jones's mother, alicia coleman clark, to be charged as an accessory. they say police showed them evidence proving she helped cover up the crime. tonight, the da's office says there is not enough evidence that the mom was involved. this weekend is the third anniversary of alexis gabe's death, and also the end of the statute of limitations. that means charges against the mother can no longere filed. another headline tonight, here comes president trump. he's coming to california. we're told the president will be in la tomorrow to tour the wildfire zones. two weeks after those fires sparked, crews are still working to fully extinguish those flames. the palisades fire, now 75%, contained the eaton fire out near

. >> and developing tonight, the mother of the man who is accused of killing alexis gabe will not be facing any charges. gabe was found dead after being reported missing by her family back in january of 2022, her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones, was charged with her murder but was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington just a few months later, authorities were investigating of jones's mother coleman clark helped cover up the murder, but they say they could not find sufficient evidence to charge her a contra costa county, d a diana becton says that they pursued every lead and finish their investigation. despite the gabe family presenting evidence last month. >> presented the evidence in a manner that i thought was compelling to them. so what she did in my mind is unconscionable and he's clearly not lawful, were confused to why. the peak. still not in >> that's what really infuriates me know. it's over for us. >> gabe's father says his family has decided to join the recall effort of da backed in the statute of limitations on charges for jones's mother actually expires this su

murdered by her ex-boyfriend, prosecutors have officially wrapped up that case, why the family of alexis gabe says they were denied justice. >>> there's so many creative and effective ways to be more sustainable. >> we are going to meet the bay area designers who teamed up with an award winning band now on the brink of grammy gold. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> and we begin in southern california. president trip is visiting los angeles right now as several huge wildfires continue to burn in that area. >> thanks for joining us this evening. i'm anne makovec. >>> here is a live look now from los angeles as president trump wraps up his visit to california with a roundtable discussion at a local firehouse. he opened by saying the federal government is standing behind you 100%. he also said he's signing an executive order on water management to open up the valves to have water flowing from northern california to southern california. let's listen in. >> at least 16 times the federal appropriation for the cdbg program that helps people rebuild and i know you've talked

alexis gabe was reported missing this week. it was announced the mother of the man accused of killing gave will not face any charges for sara stinson reports. >> it's over for it was a big day and very big, disappointing day for us. >> when gabe feeling defeated after learning the mother of the man accused of killing his daughter, alexis will not be facing charges. very sad day for it'll be 3 years the sunday since gabe was last seen. the oakley woman was 24 years old when her remains were found in amador county after her family reported her missing in january 2022. gabe's ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones was charged with her murder, but he was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington state in june of 2022, the contra costa county district attorneys office was also investigating if jones's mother, alicia coleman, clark helped cover up the murder. the da's office says investigators searched her home and interviewed her boyfriend to see if she paid for her son to fly to washington. and while prosecutors say some inf

very sad day for it'll be 3 years the sunday since gabe was last seen. the oakley woman was 24 years old when her remains were found in amador county after her family reported her missing in january 2022. gabe's ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones was charged with her murder, but he was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington state in june of 2022, the contra costa county district attorneys office was also investigating if jones's mother, alicia coleman, clark helped cover up the murder. the da's office says investigators searched her home and interviewed her boyfriend to see if she paid for her son to fly to washington. and while prosecutors say some information raised suspicion about coleman clark's potential culpability as an accessory after the fact they could not find sufficient evidence to charge her. this despite the gabe family presenting evidence to the da last month, there's just a mountain of small pieces of evidence. that's one of the attorneys for the game family. dara cashman. i fundamentally disagree. >> with the da's decision,

very sad day for it'll be 3 years the sunday since gabe was last seen. the oakley woman was 24 years old when her remains were found in amador county after her family reported her missing in january 2022. gabe's ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones was charged with her murder, but he was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington state in june of 2022, the contra costa county district attorneys office was also investigating if jones's mother, alicia coleman, clark helped cover up the murder. the da's office says investigators searched her home and interviewed her boyfriend to see if she paid for her son to fly to washington. and while prosecutors say some information raised suspicion about coleman clark's potential culpability as an accessory after the fact they could not find sufficient evidence to charge her. this despite the gabe family presenting evidence to the da last month, there's just a mountain of small pieces of evidence. that's one of the attorneys for the game family. dara cashman. i fundamentally disagree. >> with the da's decision,

gabe was last seen leaving her ex-boyfriend's antioch home in 2022. gabe's ex was killed by u.s. marshals trying to arrest him. prosecutors just closed the investigation into his mother, finding there wasn't enough evidence to charge her with being an accessory after the crime. gabe's family is furious. >> yeah, like the first couple of years was tough. and then it's gotten it's gotten better. but today. today. what happened today was. >> alexis. gabe's remains were found in the months after her disappearance. her family is holding a day of kindness in her hometown of oakley this weekend. >> in southern california. firefighters are gaining some ground tonight on the hughes fire. that's the one that broke out yesterday morning and spread so quickly despite being under a red flag warning with windy conditions, containment is now at 36%. the fire has burned more than 10,000 acres, and tens of thousands of people remain under evacuation orders. so far, the flames have not damaged or destroyed any buildings. remarkably, the red flag warning remains in effect until tomorrow morning. an

gabe was last seen leaving her ex-boyfriend's antioch home in 2022. gabe's ex was killed by u.s. marshals trying to arrest him. prosecutors just closed the investigation into his mother, finding there wasn't enough evidence to charge her with being an accessory after the crime. gabe's family is furious. >> yeah, like the first couple of years was tough. and then it's gotten it's gotten better. but today. today. what happened today was. >> alexis. gabe's remains were found in the months after her disappearance. her family is holding a day of kindness in her hometown of oakley this weekend. >> in southern california. firefighters are gaining some ground tonight on the hughes fire. that's the one that broke out yesterday morning and spread so quickly despite being under a red flag warning with windy conditions, containment is now at 36%. the fire has burned more than 10,000 acres, and tens of thousands of people remain under evacuation orders. so far, the flames have not damaged or destroyed any buildings. remarkably, the red flag warning remains in effect until tomorrow morning. an

plus, nearly 3 years after alexis gabe went missing, prosecutors decided not to press charges against accused killer's mother. and 2 years after a mass shooting at half moon bay, the community coming together today. remember, the 7 lives lost. >> at 6. >> good morning. and happy friday to you. i'm daria and i'm james. we're going to get to those headlines in a minute. but first, we do want to check whether traffic to get you started this morning. broken record cold in cold yet still one more day of the broken record and then we start to get to the next track in tomorrow. does look to be in the little bit different. we are going to be seeing a few showers even approaching the bay area come tomorrow night. >> today, though, more of the same. indeed. we're looking outside at mount tam here where your view is crystal clear. we don't have much fog until you get to the immediate coastline. we're chilly, but we're not as cold as yesterday. fremont at 39 livermore. 33 santa rosa. 35 everyone is at least above freezing right now. no 20's on the map. winds will be picking up tonight as we do se

gabe's ex was later killed by u.s. marshals trying to arrest him. and now we've learned that his mother will not face charges of being an accessory to the crime. abc seven news reporter anser hassan is following the story. >> for the past three years, the gabe family has been seeking justice for their daughter alexis, who was killed by her ex-boyfriend marshall jones. jones allegedly cut up her body and disposed of the remains in garbage bags along the foothills of the sierra nevada. >> it took us almost two years to gather all the information that we needed for thermation presentation last month. >> last month, the gabe's were joined by investigators from the oakley and antioch police departments in meeting with contra costa county district attorney diana becton. they want her to file charges against jones mother, alicia coleman clark, as an accessory after the fact. they say the evidence is overwhelming. >> we confirmed that she is inside the garbage bag and that's drop off in her house. >> the da's office did determine that jones killed gabe. sea

in the case of alexis gabe, and it appears no charges will be filed. 23 year old was last seen leaving her ex-boyfriend's antioch home in 2022. her partial remains were found months later, 80 miles away. gabe's ex was later killed by u.s. marshals who were trying to arrest him. and now we've learned his mother will not face charges of being an accessory to the crime. abc seven news reporter anser hassan is following this story. >> for the past three years, the gabe family has been seeking justice for their daughter alexis, who was killed by her ex-boyfriend marshall jones. jones allegedly cut up her body and disposed of the remains in garbage bags along the foothills of the sierra nevada. >> it took us almost two years to gather all the information that we needed for the presentation last month. >> last month, the gabe's were joined by investigators from the oakley and antioch police departments in meeting with contra costa county district attorney diana becton. they want her to file charges against jones mother, alicia coleman clark, as an accessory a

marshall jones, alexis gabe's former boyfriend is suspected of killing her.died in a police shooting in washington state. the gabe family has always believed jones had help to dump alexis is remains in amador county and leave the area. they were hoping his mother would be charged with accessory after the fact, and worked with an attorney to make their best case. the das office says there was not enough evidence. >>> awesome. bay area firefighters going above and beyond to help people forced out by the palisades fire, and one of those evacuees just came up north to say thank you. >>> hey, i am johnny mosley with the latest toyota tahoe report . let's talk about conditions you will see in the mountains. >> there has been no new snow in the last 24 hours but that's a situation that's about to change. for the first time in three weeks snow is likely in the sierra this weekend. a winter weather advisory is in effect from 7:00 a.m. saturday through 4:00 pm on sunday. snowfall ranging at a couple inches to a foot at the highest peaks. it will be cold and breezy as w

gabe's ex was later killed by u.s. marshals who were trying to arrest him. and now we've learned his mother will not face charges of being an accessory to the crime. abc seven news reporter anser hassan is following the story. reporter. >> for the past three years, the gabe family has been seeking justice for their daughter, alexis, who was killed by her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones. jones allegedly cut up her body and disposed of the remains in garbage bags along the foothills of the sierra nevada. >> it took us almost two years to gather all the information that we needed for the presentation last month. >> last month, the gabe's were joined by investigators from the oakley and antioch police departments in meeting with contra costa county district attorney diana becton. they want her to file charges against jones mother, alicia coleman clark, as an accessory after the fact. they say the evidence is overwhelming. >> we confirmed that she is inside the garbage bag, and that's drop off in her house. >> the da's office did determine that jones killed gabe. se

. >> last month, the gabes were joined by investigators from the oakley and antioch police departments in meeting with contra costa county district attorney diana becton. they want her to file charges against jones mother, alicia coleman clark, as an accessory after the fact. they say the evidence is overwhelming. >> we confirmed that she is inside the garbage bag and that's drop off in her house. >> the da's office did determine that jones killed gabe. seattle police then killed jones in june of 2022, as officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant. the da's office declined requests for interviews, but announced on thursday that while some of the evidence presented during their meeting did raise suspicions, there's not enough sufficient evidence to charge jones mother, the family attorney believes delays in the investigation led to lapses in this case, including when jones bought a plane ticket to seattle. >> if they followed up on the airline ticket, which, you know, it's been three years now, back then, it would have been a matter of months, less than a year. so i think they went w

gabe will not be facing any charges. gabe was an oakland woman who was found dead after being reported missing by her family back in january of 2022, her ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones, was charged with her murder, but he was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington state in june of the following year. the contra costa county district attorney was investigating if jones's mother coleman clark helped cover up the murder, but they now say they didn't find enough sufficient evidence to charge her. so the da diana becton says they are pursued. they pursued every lead and have now concluded their investigation. this despite the gabe family saying they presented but they thought was compelling evidence to the da last month. >> presented the evidence in a manner that i thought was compelling to them. so what she did in my mind is unconscionable and he's clearly not lawful. >> we're confused to why. think it's still not in doubt. that's what really do. infuriates me know. it's over for us. >> alexis's father went

gabe will not be facing any charges. gabe is a woman from oakley who was found dead after being reported missing by family back in january of 2022, her ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones, was charged with her murder, but he was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington state. back in june of 2022, the contra costa county district attorney's office was investigating if jones's mother calm and clark helped cover up that murder. but they say now that they couldn't find sufficient evidence to charter da diana becton says they pursued every lead in the case, but it's now closed. this decision comes just a month after the gabe family presented evidence to the da that they hoped would change your mind. >> presented the evidence in a manner that i thought was compelling to them. so what she did in my mind is unconscionable and he's clearly not lawful. >> we're confused to why. think it's still not a doubt. that's what really do. infuriates me know. it's over for us. >> alexis father and he went on to say his family ha

gabe. gabe was last seen leaving her ex-boyfriend's antioch home in 2022. gabe's ex was later killed by u.s. marshals trying to arrest him. prosecutors just closed the investigation into his mother, finding there was not enough evidence to charge her with being an accessory after the crime. >> gabe's like the first couple of years of stuff, and then it's gotten it's gotten better. but today. today. what happened today was. >> gabe's remains were found in the months after her disappearance. her family is holding a day of kindness in her hometown of oakley this weekend. >> in the north bay. a glimmer of hope for athletes at sonoma state. they were left shocked this week when university leaders announced they were cutting the entire athletic department as part of a plan to balance a big budget deficit. but now an alum is working on a solution. o'koyea dickson is a former player for sonoma state's baseball team. he was drafted by the la dodgers in 2011. dickson is working with other alumni and plans to meet with the governor to find a solution to keep sports on

gabe. gabe was last seen leaving her ex-boyfriend's antioch home in 2022. gabe's ex was later killed by u.s. marshals trying to arrest him. prosecutors just closed the investigation into his mother, finding there was not enough evidence to charge her with being an accessory after the crime. gabe's family is furious. >> yeah, like the first couple of years was tough. and then it's gotten it's gotten better. but today. today. what happened today was. >> gabe's remains were found in the months after her disappearance, and her family is holding a day of kindness in her hometown of oakley this weekend. >> in the north bay. a glimmer of hope for athletes at sonoma state. they were left shockeda this week when university leaders announced they were cutting the entire athletic department as part of a plan to balance a big budget deficit. but now an alum is working on a solution. okoya dixon is a former player for sonoma state's baseball team. he was drafted by the la dodgers in 2011. dixon is working with other alum and plans to meet with the governor to find a sol

. >> joining us is gabe gutierrez, and nbc news homeland security correspondent julia ainsley. julia, let's stat with you on this. what did we hear from the judge today about their decision? >> reporter: this judge was very quick and firm in his decision. this is an 85-year-old conservative judge appointed by ronald reagan who said that ever his four decades on the bench, this is the most blatantly unconstitutional executive order he has ever seen. of course, he was speaking of president trump's executive order that he issued just hours after taking office to end birthright citizenship so any child born to a mother who is not legally inside the united states or even if they're legally here but on a temporary visa, that that child would not be given u.s. citizenship unless the father of that child was a u.s. citizen or here legally and permanently as well. that really was something that we heard from 22 states and from pregnant mothers as well as aclu, a slew of lawsuits across the country. and they argue that that, of course, is in violation of the 14th amendment. something tha

plus nearby or nearly 3 years after alexis, gabe went missing, prosecutors decided not to press charges against accused killer's mother. and 2 years after a mass shooting at half bay, the community coming together now, remember 7 lives lost. >> morning and thanks for starting your friday with us. i'm darya and i'm james. we've got today to get through and then the weekend is ahead. high rate possible. i know. but let's not get ahead of ourselves because yesterday was like 70 that i will take another one of those jobs that we had quite a few seconds yesterday, especially in the south bay where san jose got up to 74 degrees yesterday. today is going to be comparable. i mean, we're going to be upper 60's in spots like san jose. i've got you at 68 degrees today. >> and you can see all that sunshine overhead, something that i hope you do get a chance to enjoy because saturday sunday going to be a little cooler. we haven't been as chilly this morning as we were yesterday. still a couple 30's barely hanging on in dublin. brent woods was petaluma most of us in the 40's to 50's at this point, wi

investigators say alexis gabe's boyfriend, curtis jones, killed gabe and it was believed he dumped her body three years ago in amador county. he left the area, and washington authorities shot and killed him while trying to arrest him for therime. with the statute of limitations approaching for his mother, prosecutors say there's insufficient evidence to successfully prove her guilt in being an accomplice. gabe's family says they're disappointed with that decision. it was very disappointing. definitely. our attorney, dara, worked really hard on, on on her presentation and we had a substantial amount of evidence that she presented. gabe's family is organizing a remembrance event for sunday, the day they believe jones murdered her. they're calling it a day of kindness or a day of compassion. asking everyone to perfm acts of kindness to pay their respects. today, people in half moon bay will remember the victims of the mass shooting at the mushroom farms. it's been two years since the deadliest county. there will be ateo heartfelt two year remembrance ceremony to honor the victims and surv

>> all right, gabe, thank you.you just heard before the inauguration, president biden issued a series of preemptive pardons. peter alexander joining us now from the white house. peter, president trump is expected to issue some pardons of his own? >> lester, president trump late tonight signing pardons for what he said was roughly 1500 january 6th capitol rioters. it comes as president biden's last actions in office focused on pardoning several high-profile names. from outgoing president biden what amounts to a protective shield for some of president trump's most prominent adversaries, a series of preemptive pardons to avoid trump's promised prosecution. among the recipients, general mark milley, trump's chosen chief chairman who later became a fierce critic, dr. anthony fauci who helped lead the country's covid response, and all of the members of the bipartisan house committee that invested the january 6th capitol attack, including republican liz cheney. biden writing the pardons should not be mistaken as an acknow

gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: the first legal roadblock for president trump's new agenda, a judge temporarily ending the attempt to end birthright citizenship. trump believes it's a magnet for illegal immigration. but the judge calling it a blatant unconstitutional order. >> they put it before a certain judge in seattle, i guess, rit? and there's no surprises with that judge. >> reporter: the legal showdown comes as the white hou says its promised crackdown already under way. the president is sending 1500 troops to the u.s.-mexico border. >> we have deployed active duty u.s. military and national guard troops to the border to assist in repelling the invasion. >> reporter: it's not the first time. the military says the mission is mostly logistical support. now the government is expanding the power of federal agencies to help with mass deportations. >> not only is it going to be i.c.e. engaging in these raids, but they're going to have support from law enforcement partners in fbi, atf, dea and u.s. marshals. >> reporter: the operations are not unique to the trump administration. >>

it is where we will begin tonight with gabe gutierrez. >> tonight a dramatic escalation of president trump's illegal immigration crackdown, the first of 1,500 extra troops touching down in el paso, texas to support border security, and for the first time migrants being deployed, not on charted flights like before, but on military aircraft. >> we are getting the bad, hard criminals out. murderers, people that have been as bad as you get. >> reporter: after a record 10 million illegal border crossings over the past four years, ice is ramping up round-ups of undocumented immigrants and making 538 arrests yesterday. doubling the daily average of september. cities including san francisco, salt lake city and atlanta. in newark, new jersey this surveillance video shows ice agents making arrests. city officials and immigrant advocates arrested three undocumented immigrants and briefly detaining an american citizen and military veteran as they asked for documentation. >> they were banging down bathroom doors to make sure nobody was hiding inside. >> reporter: ice does not call them raids and

it's where we begin tonight with gabe gutierrez. >> tonight, a dramatic escalation of president trump's illegal crackdown. the first of 1500 troops touching down in el paso, texas, to support border security. and for the first time, migrants being deported, not on charted flights like before. two flights landed in guatemala. >> we're getting the bad, hard criminals out. these are murderers. these are people that have been as bad as you get. >> reporter: after a record, 10 million border crossings orch the last four years. i.c.e. now rounding up arrests of undocumented immigrants, making 538 arsts yesterday doubling its daily average in september. cities like san ancisco, salt lake city and atlanta. in newark, new jersey, this video appears to show i.c.e. agents making arrests. city officials say i.c.e. agents raided this. and briefly detaining a military veteran, while asking him for documentation. >> they were scrambling up delivery ramps, banging down bathroom doors to make sure no one was hiding inside. >> reporter: i.c.e. doesn't call them raids but "targeted- enforcement operations

gabe's family. >> like the first couple of years, was tough. her family is holding a day of kindness in her hometown of oakley this weekend on the peninsula. local leaders and a half moon bay nonprofit for farm workers are remembering the seven people killed in a mass shooting at two mushroom farms in 2023. abc seven news reporter luz pena is in half moon bay, where the community is still healing. >> it's been two years and arcelia hernandez still comes to work, hoping to see the smiling faces of two of her chinese coworkers who were killed. many here knew them as grandma and grandpa. >> la ultima sonrisa, abuela. >> the last smile that grandmother gave me arcelia viewed coming back to work after the shootings as a way to honor them. >> gracias a dios. nosotros estamos bien, pero esta la tasa de. >> we're here, thank god. but at the same time, we're thinking about our friends, our coworkers who we spend so much time with here in this place. in the last two years, arcelia, along with many farm workers who survived the shootings, have been gettin

gabe gutierrez at the white house, thanks. >>> and growing fallout from president trump's pardons for the january 6th defendants. two far righght leader convicted of seditious conspiracy walking free. we're also learning new details about the president's crackdown at the border. peter alexander is at the white house. >> reporter: they're the haunting images of the armed assault on the capitol four years ago that resulted in more than 1,100 convictions. tonight one of the most prominent, enrique tarrio, head of the far right proud boys, who was found guilty of seditious conspiracy, seen at miami airport after his release under president trump's sweeping pardons. tarrio earlier with this ominous warning. >> i'm happy that the president's focusing not on retribution and focusing on success. but i will tell you that i'm not going to play by those rules. the people who did this, they need to feel the heat. >> reporter: republican lisa murkowski tonight rebuking the decision to pardon violent offenders. >> you just blanket pardon all of them without consequence? i think that that sounds --

representative gabe vasquez. >> my name is gabe vasquez, and i'm a first generation mexican american raised in an immigrant family along the us-mexico borderlands in my hometown of las cruces, el paso and juarez. i've worked in almost every industry in our state, from working at the chili factory in deming to construction sites, working retail, and paying my way through school. like many of our families, i faced the challenges and struggles of homeownership, paying down medical debt, and so much more. in a district like mine, where poverty is high and opportunities are limited, people voted for a representative who understands their challenges and works to deliver real results. that's why as a border latino democrat, i was able to win in a trump district by listening to my constituents, treating every community with respect, and making it less about politics and more about what matters to them in their everyday lives. as a proud member of the congressional hispanic caucus, i believe it's our collective responsibility to move past the divisive rhetoric and work with our colleagues to

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as gabe just just pointed out, one of the detainees, as he pointed out, was a u.s.you think, on the part of the administration? >> well, really, what the trump administration has been doing is really pushing some of the legal bounds here. we saw them reverse this long standing policy that ice officials couldn't go into places like schools, hospitals, churches. they're really pushing the bounds. and a lot of immigration advocates are worried that we could see people like you mentioned that are here legally that have are here lawfully for humanitarian reasons. and they're worried that resources could be strained. they're talking about, you know, this lincoln riley act now that they can now go after people for lower level offenses like shoplifting, like personal theft. well, that happened to make sure that violent criminals fall through the cracks. so they're really concerned that this is going to have a long term effect on people who are just trying to stay safe, stay be, you know, stay out of harm's way and seek humanitarian relief. >> yeah. and more to the point of

as gabe just just pointed out, one of the detainees, as he pointed out, was a u.s.fear the point here? do you think, on the part of the administration? >> well, really, what the trump administration has been doing is really pushing some of the legal bounds here. we saw them reverse this long standing policy that ice officials couldn't go into places like schools, hospitals, churches. they're really pushing the bounds. and a lot of immigration advocates are worried that we could see people like you mentioned that are here legally that have are here lawfully for humanitarian reasons. and they're worried that resources could be strained. they're talking about, you know, this lincoln riley act now that they can now go after people for lower level offenses like shoplifting, like personal theft. well, that happened to make sure that violent criminals fall through the cracks. so they're really concerned that this is going to have a long term effect on people who are just trying to stay safe, stay be, you know, stay out of harm's way and seek humanitarian relief. >> yeah. a

gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: president trump taking sweeping action on immigration. >> i will send troopsthe southern border to repel the disastrous invasion of our country. >> reporter: expected to sign ten declarations, calling an emergency at the state of the border, reinstating the remain in mexico policy, which mexico disagrees with. designated drug cartels, foreign terrorism, and trying to end birthright citizenship. the fourth amendment says anyone born in the u.s. is a system. >> we will begin returning millions of criminal aliens back to the places from which they came. >> reporter: the administration has promised major enforcement operations soon, washington, d.c., philadelphia, los angeles, denver and chicago. >> we're doing everything to explore every option to protect our community members right now. >> reporter: just canceled in-person spanish services at the chicago church often attended by undocumented immigrants. why did you make the decision? >> people are scared right now. >> reporter: even some moderate democrats say they support deporting migrants with criminal record

gabe was found dead after she was originally reported missing in oakland back in 2022.yfriend, marshall jones, was shot and killed by police. he was identified as a possible suspect in her murder. the da's office says it investigated jones mother as a possible accessory, but could not find sufficient evidence to charge her. >> coming up, tiny batteries can pose a big danger. next on the nine, those button batteries you probably have in your house now could pose a life threatening risk to children. we'll take a look at why they're so dangerous and how to prevent disaster. then measles, polio, whooping cough, diseases once thought to be in the past, now making a return. what's driving the spike? and who's most at the future of cool, comfortable sleep is here. introducing the new sleep number climate cool smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools and effortlessly adjusts to both of you. sleep up to 15 degrees cooler on each side. it actively cools by drawing warm air away from your body, to keep you cool and comfortable throughout the night. our smart

gabe was found dead after she was originally reported missing in oakland back in 2022. her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones, was shot and killed by police. he was identified as a possible suspect in her murder. the da's office says it investigated jones's mother as a possible accessory, but could not find sufficient evidence to charge her. santa cruz county has the first of its kind initiative in our state, meant to improve interactions with people in crisis. the care alert program is a collaboration between law enforcement agencies in the county, and now people can voluntarily register loved ones online, providing information for dispatchers on triggers that might affect their interactions with law enforcement. >> that dispatcher will alert the deputy or officer that there's a care alert entry for this individual or address, and they can refer to their computer dispatch for more information. >> county officials said the idea was proposed by the mother of a son who wound up in jail during a mental health crisis. the santa cruz county sheriff says the program should help the

gabe gutierrez now with the latest from the white house. >> reporter: tonight the first legal roadblock for president trump's new immigration agenda. a federal judge blocking the president's attempt to end birth right citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants. the 14th amendment says that anyone born in the u.s. is a citizen. trump says it is a magnet for illegal immigration but the judge today calling the move a blatant violation. the legal showdown comes as the white house promised the immigration crackdown is underway. ice agents seen arrested migrants with criminal records in boston, while the president is sending 1,500 troops to the u.s./mexico border. >> i deployed active duty and national guard troops to the border to assist in rappelling the invasion. >> reporter: the military says the mission is logistical support. the first administration sent 5,9 hundred troops to the border. they will have report from the dea, fbi, u.s. marshals. >> reporter: ice arrested 308 undocumented immigrants on tuesday, but those are not unique to the trump administration. we saw that last

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here's gabe gutierrez. >> at the national fetal today, prayer and politics collided. >> the vast majority of immigrants are not criminals. >> with president trump looking on the bishop delivered an unusually clinical sermon criticizing his deportation plan. >> i ask you to have mercy on those in our communities whose children fear their parents will be taken away. >> the president later responding. >> i didn't think it was a good service, no. >> tonight the backlash is growing after his sweeping executive actions on immigration. >> if i were to lose my parents due to deportation, my world would fall apart. >> at least 22 states are already suing over trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, connecticut's attorney general saying trump has zero respect for our constitution, which spelled out anyone worn in the u.s. is a citizen. >> it's absolutely ridiculous. we have good grounds, people have wanted to do this for decades. >> the president also halting the program that re-settles refugees in the u.s. including afghans, fleeing the taliban. >> th