playing bullies a parent's worst nightmare that they live all over the top of them to sticks oakland chicago it happens every day are not. all of us so. the float like the river amount of the deadliest cities in the us most victims all children. can follow their want to help the city to the other. this man builds crosses for each user lost to the epidemic of gang violence here it's almost can do to just stay alive for you know 5 crosses here we have to do things not to make it so 7 people we've lost to volunteer in the city of chicago . clifton boonie mcf hour is a loving grandfather back in the day he used to be a leading gang member he spent 27 years in jail for crimes ranging from assault to 1st degree murder after half a life behind bars others had filled his place and taken over the block once part of the problem moonie now spends his days as a gang intervention coordinator his porch is practically his office without him it would be too dangerous for us to film here. is no authority here his word carries weight it takes a courageous person. to stop they speak to the kids they see a grou

. >> reporter: this weekend protest rs took to the streets from chicago to oakland, two of ten cities the president con if you remembered would be targeted. while large scale deportation actions are not uncommon, the week's long build up is. >> i feel scared every day. i don't know what to do. i know with my community, i'm in strength. >> reporter: but in homestead, florida, this pastor says his parish was just as packed as it always is. >> i don't sense a spirit of fear in our people. we're simply trusting in god and our lives are in his hands. >> reporter: while immigration advocacy groups say the raids there target 2,000, they worry thousands could be taken in as collateral aerss. several police departments including here this l.a. say they will refuse to assist. >> jonathan, thank you. >>> president trump took aim at a familiar tafrgt today. democrats. this time, though, he aimed at four progressive lawmakers. all of them women of color. >> reporter: as president trump stepped out for golf this morning, he stepped up his attacks on democratic women. many of whom at a conference on

police departments in chicago, los angeles, san francisco, and oakland will not help with the raids. >> i personally spoken with i.c.e. leadership in chicago and voiced my strong objection to any raids. >> reporter: in a statement, i.c.e. said all of those in violation of the immigration laws may be subject to immigration arrest, detention, and if found removable by final order, removal from the united states. in a tweet, president trump pushed democrats to make a deal on immigration reform or expect deportations. some republicans are expressing concern. >> to me it's not cruel, it's reinforcing the rule of law, but i prefer not to go down that route if we can find a deal. >> reporter: this undocumented mother of six is taking refuge inside a chicago methodist church. she asked for her identity to be conceal concealed. >> translator: i am resisting deportation because all of my children are u.s. citizens, as well as my husband. they have a right to be with their mother. >> reporter: in anticipation of those raids, five immigration legal services filed a lawsuit in federal court agains

>> reporter: this weekend protesters took to the streets from chicago to oakland, while large scale deportationsre not uncommon, the week's long buildup to this latest round is. >> i feel like scared every day, i don't know what to do but i know that he with my community, i'm in strength. >> reporter: but in homestead, florida, pastor howard harding said his parish predominantly spanish-speaking was just as packed as it always is. >> i don't sense a spirit of fear in our people. we're simply trusting in god and our lives are in his hands. >> reporter: and while immigration advocacy groups say the raids will target around 2,000 undocumented migrants, they do worry that thousands more people could be taken in as part of what they are calling collateral arrests. elaine, several police departments including here in l.a. say they will refuse to assist federal agents carrying out this operation. >> quijano: all right, jonathan vigliotti, thank you. president trump took aim at a familiar target today, democrats. this time he aimed at four progressive lawmakers, all of them women of color. errol barnett

sandy hook and cities where we never shared the names and never knew the stories like chicago, baltimore, miami, and oakland, and they marched through town squares and town halls to the ballot boxes. they beat 18 nra endorsed members of congress. we had momentum after the last midterm election. i believe the best way to seize that momentum with a young, diverse caucus for the democratic party and 18 fewer to members in congress was have a leader in the white house who could seize that momentum. that is why i chose to run for president. i was excited by what i saw across the country over the last three months, building on the work we did for the midterms. i told my wife and our staff and my constituents and our supporters we are only running for one reason, to win and to make a difference. not a vanity project, not to write a book, not to make this about anything other than the people who really, really needed that promised to be filled for fulfilled forbe them. so being honest with ourselves, we had to look at how much money we were raising, where we were in the polls, and to prove we were serious, we quali

police departments in chicago, los angeles, san francisco, and oakland will not help with the raids. personally have spoken with ice leadership in chicago and voiced my strong objection to any raids. >> reporter: in a statement, ice said, "all of those in violation of the immigration laws may be subject to immigration arrest, detention, and if found removable by final order, removal from the united states." in a tweet, president trump pushed democrats to make a deal on immigration reform, or expect deportations. some republicans are expressing concern. >> to me, it is not cruel. it's reinforcing the rule of law. but i'd prefer not to go down that route if we can find a deal. >> reporter: this undocumented mother of six is taking refuge inside a chicago methodist church. she asked for her identity to be concealed. >> ( translated ): i am resisting deportation because all of my children are u.s. citizens, as well as my husband. they have a right to be with their mother. >> reporter: in anticipation of those raids, five immigration legal services filed a lawsuit in federal court against

back here in the bay beautiful day beautiful saturday out the oakland coliseum a's hosting the chicago we go to the highlights. chris bassitt on the mound today for the green and gold spot of the first we go a's up one to nothing to on for franklin brett. and he says see ya deep to left field that wall is gone a's lead for the nothing of three-run jack all part of a seven-run first and yes, 7 runs bottom the board legal a's lead 9 to zip mark and a grounds one into left field that would bring in matt olson, chris davis goes to 3rd it is now 10 nothing's would go on to defeat the white sox 13 to 2 that is the final goal is to complete the sweep on sunday. all right jr thanks a lot happening now to tennis legends are facing off in the wimbledon men's final this is video from their semifinal wins. >>20 time grand slam champion roger federer facing off against 15 time champion. novak djokovic going to go in for his second straight win at wimbledon and is 5th overall federer going for his 8th wind at the all england club should be quite a match. that's going to take you outside for a live l

back here in the bay beautiful day beautiful saturday out the oakland coliseum a's hosting the chicago white sox we go to the highlights. chris bassitt on the mound today for the green and gold spot of the first we go a's up one to nothing to on for franklin and he says c a a deep to left field that ball is gone a's lead for the nothing of three-run jack all part of a seven-run first thing yes, 7 runs. bottom the board legal a's lead 9 does it is mark hanna grounds one to left field that would bring in matt olson, chris davis goes the 3rd dowels and nothing's as we've gone to defeat the white sox 13 to 2 that is the final the look to complete the sweep on sunday in other sports news history was made at wimbledon the women's final ramani as romania that is romania's simona hala taking on serena williams final set match point for halep and halep had the commanding lead over williams williams could not answer back caleb defeats williams into straight sets and becomes the first romanian tennis player, male or female to win a lliams of the record time 24th grand slam title serena's thoughts

back here in the bay beautiful day out the oakland coliseum is hosting the chicago white sox we go toighlights chris bassitt on the mound today for the green and gold bottom of the first we go a is up one nothing too long. for franklin beretta. deep to left field that ball is gone a's leave 4 to nothing on three-run jack all part of a seven-run for standing bottom the 4th a's lead nine's it mark and a ground one to left field that would bring in matt olson. chris davis comes in the 3rd a's now up. penn did nothing a's would go on to defeat the white sox 13 to 2 that's the final. the goal is to complete the sweep >>welcome back to kron 4 news at 8 san francisco is celebrating all things french this weekend at the 3rd annual bastille day festival happened today with a dance group from tahiti. these are the a swing boys many of the members are visiting of. >>the states for the very first time event organizers say san francisco actually has the largest french community outside of france which i did not know of a steel day. festivities draw 5,000 people from all over the bay area very cool

mayors in several cities including chicago, los angeles, san francisco, and oakland are telling theirolice departments not to cooperate with the raids. the operation was proposed last month but then postponed by president trump. he had pushed democrats to make an immigration reform deal or expect deportations. lawmakers including republicans have expressed concern. >> to me it's not cruel. it's reenforcing the rule of law. but i prefer not to go down that route if we can find a deal. >> several immigration legal service groups have filed a lawsuit against the trump administration to try and stop the deportation. >>> coming up first on "cbs this morning," democratic presidential candidate amy klobuchar unveiled a major new proposal to help seniors and their families. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." families. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." work for you. prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. (mom) wow! that's clean! (vo) cascade platinum. jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and ou

places like san francisco or oakland or ferguson, chicago, places that are led by people of color, politiciansrgets time and time again. we've seen the courts just in the last week or two, his repeated attacks on the four congresswomen of color. he's gone off john lewis, civil rights hero time and time again. this is someone -- let's point out about representative cummings too. he oversees a powerful committee, house oversight committee, that just last week voted to authorize cummings to have subpoena power to look at jared kushner and ivanka trump's war-related emails, which people close to the president suggested is one of the triggers here to unleash this torrent over the weekend. also, let's remind us again, he talks about elijah cummings district. you know whose else it is? donald trump. he's president of the united states. at the end of the day that's under his jurisdiction. that's under his watch. it underscores time and time again there's never been a president quick to say those not my problem, it's us versus them. those aren't my people. that is what he's done here today. >>> we will

hook and cities where we never hear the names and never hear the stories, like chicago and baltimore in miami and oakland. they marched from the town squares and town halls to ballot boxes, and they beat 18 nra endorsement was of congress. we had momentum after the last midterm election, and i believe the best way to keep that momentum with a young diverse caucus for the democratic party and 18 fewer nra members in congress. to have a leader in the white house who could have that momentum. that's why chose to run for president. i was excited by what i saw across the country over the last three months building of the work we did for the midterms in the last two years. i told my wife and our staff and my constituents and our supporters we are only running for one reason. to win and to make a difference. not a vanity project, not to write a book, not to make this about anything other than the people who really, really need it. so being honest with ourselves, we had to look at how much money we were raising. where we were in the polls. we qualify for the debates immediately. we made the first cut, got to the

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chicago and new york. kelly has pleaded not guilty. >>> new details about that oakland scientist who was a native of oakland that was killed in greece. police say they do have the killer in custody. they believe that it's this man, 27-year-old, we first told you about him last night when he was detained. that's him in handcuffs taken to the prosecutor's office in crete. he's confessed to hitting susan eaton with his carr to knock her out. police say the evidence backs up the man's confession. >>> a bizarre twist involving the missing hiker. tonight she's safe and sound, but she says she went into the woods and got lost after she was chased by a man with a knife. cheryl powell was camping with her husband in the mojave desert last friday. she says she went toward the trees where a man confronted her. that's when she and her small dog then took off running. she then got lost and went missing for four days. just when her family was starting to lose hope, cheryl and her dog made it out alive. >> doing okay. i'm just happy to be back with my family. i'm here to tell my story. didn't know if i'd make it. >> the f

chicago joined those in cities around the nation. fighting back against planned deportation rates set to begin tomorrow. in oakland, naomi is worried her family could be targeted. >> maybe one day i will go home and my friends won't be there. >> reporter: throughout the country, undocumented immigrants are on edge. >> i feel scared every day. i don't know what to do but i know that with my community i am and strength. >> they came in illegally and they have to go out. >> reporter: the president confirmed friday ice agents will be focusing on immigrants with removal orders in at least 10 cities. >> they will take people out and bring them back to their countries or they will take criminals out and put them in prison or put them in prison in the country they came from. >> reporter: while large-scale deportation actions are not uncommon, most don't receive this kind of publicity but this is getting pushback from cities with large immigrant populations like san francisco. >> everyone is guaranteed certain rights under the constitution whether they are in this country illegally or not. >> reporter: in los angeles, the

reporter: passionate protesters today in chicago join those in cites around the nation, fighting back against planned deportation raids set to begin sunday. in oakland, california, naomi islas is worried her family could be targeted. >> maybe some-- one day i go home, and my parents aren't going to be there. >> reporter: throughout the country, undocumented immigrants like gerson quinteros are on edge. >> i feel, like, scared every day. i don't know what to do. but i know, with my community, i'm in strength. >> they came in illegally. rorter: the president confirmed friday, ice agents will be focusing on immigrants with removal orders in at least ten cities. >> they're going to take people out, and they're going to bring them back to their countries. or they're going to take criminals out, put them in prison. or, put them in prison in the countries they came from. >> reporter: while large-scale deportation actions are not uncommon, most don't receive this kind of publicity. and this one is getting pushback from cities with large immigrant populations, like san francisco. >> everyone is guaranteed certain rights under the constitution, whether they a

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chicago, st. louis, nashville and memphis. lots of rain in the ohio river valley. mild, 62 in san jose, 61 in morgan hill. 50s from san francisco to oaklandn livermore and looking some patchy fog. temperatures cooling throughout the week and the winds picking up. here is the way it looks along the coast. the winds gusting to 30 miles an hour, inside the bay it's breezy. tomorrow in the overnight hours, the winds are strong. look what happens by later on tuesday, we have wind gusts out there 20 to 30 miles an hour. in the south bay, low 80s today. looking at 70s in the peninsula, upper 60s in san francisco. the cooldown comes in our novatos today by a few degrees. >> good morning, lisa. looking at a very quiet start to the monday morning drive. i did mention earlier, the only incident on the board so far today was southbound 880 just past oracle arena in oakland. here is the caltrans camera in that area. you can see no slowdowns remaining. it sounded like it was very minor to begin with with no injuries. i don't think it was ever a blocking situation. we're looking great through that stretch. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, in the gree

chicago joined those in cities around the nation. fighting back against planned deportation raids set to begin tomorrow. in oakland, naomi is worried her family could be targeted. >> maybe one day i go home and my parents won't thereby. >> reporter: throughout the country undocumented immigrants are on edge. >> i feel like scared everyone i day i doesn't know what to do, but i know with my community, i am in strength. >> they came in illegally. they have to go out. >> reporter: the president confirmed friday ice agents will be focusing on immigrants with removal orders. in at least 10 cities. >> they are going to take people out and they are going to bring them back to their countries or they are going to take criminals out a put them in prison are in prison in the countries they came from. >> reporter: large-scale deportation actions are not uncommon, most don't receive this publicity but this is getting push back from cities with large immigrant populations like san francisco. >> everyone isse ts under cotuon whetr they the il not. >> repo sheriff advice for immigrant families. >> keep your doors shut and ask fo

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oakland both say they're standing by their city status is sanctuary cities for undocumented immigrants. >>> in addition to the san francisco and los angeles and other cities targeted by ice atlanta baltimore chicagoenver houston miami new orleans and new york.>>> protesters around the country are calling for the migrant detention centers to be close. lights for liberty rallies were held throughout the bay area. the group gathered as civic center park in berkeley to call attention to what they say are atrocities happening at ice detention centers at the border. tim should recite recent reports of overcrowding and insufficient supplies as unacceptable living conditions continue. >>> we will support them. we will harbor them. we will shelter them. we cannot prevent this entirely. we can continue to as people all across the u.s. resist and show up in big numbers. and tell the white house that this is wrong. we won't tolerate it. we are going to knock you out. we are not going to let you return to pennsylvania avenue in 2020. >>> initiatives are calling for immediate action. you want the sensors to be shut down. they area lawmakers among 20 democratic u.s. representatives who toured migrant detention

oakland. awfully smooth sailing. traffic is quiet around the bay. if anything major pops up, of course, we'll let you know about it. >> time is 6:44. new in chicagolice investigating after three people were stabbed during the city's 4th of july celebration. a fight started at a navy pier after the fireworks show. that caused a stampede. and at least 16 people were trampled. the conditions of the stabbing victims remain serious to critical. so far, there's no word of any arrest. >>> gone in 30 seconds. police in wisconsin, busy a ver flash mob in a clothing store. look at the surveillance video. the group rushed through a north face store. they grabbed items and ran with more than $30,000 worth of merchandise. nobody was hurt during this. but police are on the lookout. and they're warning other businesses in that area. >> a student from australia, who vanished in north korea is safe at home after he was released from custody. alex told reporters he is in good shape. he was among a small group of international students, studying in pyongyang. they said his release came with the help of swedish diplomats. >> this outcome demonstrates the value of di

oakland. 90 are for concord. going to hold onto this for the start of the weekend. but then a cooldown comes our way. more on this coming up. >> rosemary, thank you. >>> new this morning in chicagolice are investigating the stabbings of three people that happened during the city's 4th of july celebration. a fight broke out at navy pier, after the annual fireworks show caused a stampede and at least 16 people were trampled. the stabbing victims are in serious to critical condition. at this point, no word on any arrests. >>> our time is 5:31. still following a developing story out of bodega bay. sheriff's deputies shot a man suspected of assault. a man was reportedly attacking people near bodega harbor. just after 8:00 last night. several people had to be rushed to the hospital. the suspect apparently stole a car and was later found on pelican loop. that's when he reportedly attacked deputies and was shot by a deputy. now, we're still waiting now to hear the conditions of the victims and that suspect. a ktvu crew was on the way to that scene. we'll get a live report from them later this morning. >>> aftershocks have been rattling parts of southern california overnight, after a 6.4

chicago highway. speed slowing getting me down to 17 miles per hour. a look at this, a 80 in oaklandtoll plaza, hardly any cars coming in the east bay into san francisco. it is looking like a pretty good day on the road. how is the weather >>> a cloudy and foggy start. every other the afternoon, enjoy the sunshine. we have a clearing with temperatures even warmer, compared to yesterday. you continue the warming trend heading to the start of the weekend. daytime highs today, 89 in fairfield. eight in concord. the six and it livermore. 83 in san jose. 72 for oakland, and 67 in san francisco. with high-pressure building, and expanding, we are looking at temperatures warming up even more for saturday. the low 90s for some of our warmest spot in and tomorrow. the low to mid 70s with ebay on saturday. the mid-sixties for the coast. cooler sunday, into early next week. wayne: ah! - i'm gonna take the money, wayne. jonathan: $15,000 in cash! wayne: we do it all for the fans. jonathan: my personal guarantee. tiffany: yummy. wayne: two cars! that's what this game is all about. she's leaving he