agents are preparing to conduct raids in ten u.s. cities, starting as soon as sunday. the operation is expected to target families, striking fear in immigrant communities across the country. >> families belong together. every person in america has rights. these families are hard-working members of our community and our country. this brutal action will terrorize children and tear families apart. >> reporter: department of homeland security officials are suggesting they are looking to cast a wide net. >> they're absolutely going to

as part of a nationwide wave of arrests the operation will target hundreds of families in 10 u.s. cities on friday trying to confirm the plan designed to the scurried central american migrants from crossing the us mexico border was actually going ahead john hendren joins me live now from washington d.c. with more on this john the president has announced that this is going ahead what further details are there on the raids. barbara it's extraordinary for a president to announce a raid ahead of time after all a raid isn't unannounced seizure of property and people otherwise you'd call it an appointment but that's exactly what the president did last month when he said that the immigrations and customs enforcement agency would be raiding at that time he said millions of people then he postponed the raids saying he wanted to give democrats time to change the laws and then he announced that it would happen today on sunday in the united states but the numbers have changed now we're talking about 2000 people at major cities across the u.s. cities like new york chicago los angeles and houston nota

president donald trump says mass immigrant deportations will begin in 10 u.s. cities this weekend coming under renewed attack over his immigration policies some democrats are accusing him of cruelty because of conditions in detention centers on the border the president has called the allegations phony and exaggerated now u.s. vice president mike pence has visited 2 detention centers in texas including one crammed with almost 400 men and sweltering heat some said they'd been there about 40 days and complained of being hungry. tropical storm barry is remaining its is maintaining its strength as it moves towards the u.s. state of louisiana parts of new orleans are already under water after days of thunder storms and floods states of emergency have been declared but hurricane warnings issued along the coast next stop what i what as iraq rebuilds itself following years of conflict women struggle to play a bigger role politically and domestic violence also remains a problem. but some of the brave women battling abuse talk to al jazeera about the struggles they face and thei

as part of a nationwide wave of arrests the operation will target hundreds of families in 10 u.s. cities on friday trying to confirm the plan designed to the scourge central american migrants from crossing the us mexico border was actually going to go ahead. on the joins me live now from washington d.c. 1st of all will more do we actually know about the raids. well it does not appear that they're happening there is no evidence that they've been happening despite the promises as you mentioned from president donald trump that they would be happening today it's a little after 5 pm here local time on the east coast of the u.s. and there just has been a lot of fear throughout this sunday throughout immigrant communities all over the u.s. particularly in these cities that have been identified as ones where supposedly these raids were going to happen on families. that had removed orders from the united states cities like los angeles chicago new york miami baltimore just to name a few so there's all sorts of fear all day because of course the president ited states came out and said that they wer

immigration and customs agents are expected to raid homes of in 10 u.s. cities protests have been held in philadelphia and elsewhere against these raids president trump has told reporters that possibly up to 2000 undocumented migrants could be detained he said the aim is to quote get criminals out of the u.s. and put them in prison where they came from. well a democratic congresswoman says some religious leaders in texas there are offering sanctuary to deportees it is a place where people like me. people of faith. civic leaders union leaders are prepared to fight against a dastardly order from washington d.c. there is making mockery of the broken immigration system all right let's go live to our correspondent john hendren who's in washington d.c. is washington one of the cities one of the 10 cities that is going to experience these raids as i mentioned by the president. well it's not one of the ones that we've been told about but we don't actually know everywhere where they are being where they're operating the bear rumored to be hitting places like chicago los

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present on time says raise aid that deporting undocumented immigrants will begin in 10 u.s. cities this weekend his coming under attack renewed attack or varies immigration policies with some democrats accusing him of cruelty because of the conditions in detention centers on the border mike hanna reports from washington. the trumpet ministration is trying to change the narrative of 2 weeks of negative attention vice president mike pence toured a migrant detention facility along the us mexico border different from what we hear from many of the critics. i couldn't be more impressed with the compassionate work that our cause and for border protection to doing here at this facility on capitol hill the house oversight committee heard a different version of conditions inside the centers and what was worst about this mr chairman was the fact that there were american flags hanging all over these facilities that children being separated from their parents in front of an american flag that women were being called these names under an american flag we cannot allow for this as we have seen thi

in 10 u.s. cities protests have been held in philadelphia and elsewhere against the grain president donald trump told reporters that the intention of the $200000.00 undocumented immigrants will be detained the u.s. president said the aim is to get criminals out of the u.s. and put them in prison where they came from 100 joining us from washington d.c. and it's quite unusual that an announcement was made prior to these raids actually taking place john it's. that's right daryn it's extraordinary for a u.s. law enforcement agency to telegraph ahead of time that it's going to raid people raids after all are supposed to be undisclosed and the people are supposed to be unwitting but that's exactly what happened with the immigrations and customs enforcement agency and it happened because president of trump tweeted about this he talked about it in june saying that millions of people would be rounded up in raids now after postponing that he says about 2000 people with final deportation orders in the united stat

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whether the rates have started yet but the plan was for them to take place in at least 9 major u.s. cities including los angeles hughson chicago and new york and there for many workshops for migrants to know their rights by volunteers and one thing that they have told them is that if the ice agents do come knocking at your door you do not have to open unless they have signed warrant by a judge all right so one tactic of avoiding arrest is simply not opening the door to these immigration agents but what about the people who do and getting arrested what happens to those migrants they would be taken to central detention facilities and the planets from there to fly them out back to their countries of origin and president trump has made it very clear that he wants these migrants out of the united states as soon as possible. now just how much public support is there in the u.s. for these migrant braids to be carried out. while the country is very split on this on the one hand you have opponents who have staged protests and front of across the country in recent days on the other hand you have sup

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doubling down on baltimore president donald trump steps up his rhetoric on the u.s. city as part of his attack on a black congressman. hong kong city center under siege as police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters. and airstrikes in seriously last trouble stronghold of it libya intensified despite u.n. warnings of war crimes being committed. we begin in nigeria where as many as 65 people have been killed in a suspected boko haram attack on a funeral this happened near the northeastern city of my degree in borno state. president muhammad do bihari has condemned the attack and ordered a military operation to hunt down those responsible boko haram has killed thousands and displaced millions in the region over the past 10 years the button that caused him to get it yet he made a huge turn to us. as. wendy he would have a few minutes of police. chiefs then they went after him. today. and we can get more on this now from ahmed idris who is in qatar in a state over the last few months especially the last 3 or 4 months we've seeing us picked up a rising cases of at

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rallies in support by higher minimum wages had to take place in san jose and several other major u.s. citiest for 15 rallies targeting mcdonald's restaurants. the san jose rally plan for noon thursday mcdonald's the plant shopping center. >>> hearing thoughts regarding the city of oakland antitrust lawsuit against the raiders and the nfl. the suit contends that the raiders riley the federal law by breaking a contract and moving to las vegas. the u.s. justice department said the cities case lacks merit. >>> left take a live look out to the bay bridge where there are approximately 12 people coming through the platter. enjoy your friday commute into san francisco. you have nothing to worry about if that is part of the bridge. not the case at the san mateo bridge. you are a little bit slower and more congested. not too many brake lights and not as bad as usual heading into the peninsula. same thing at the san rafael bridge where things are starting to slow down approaching the toll plaza. once you get to the toll plaza, you're good to go and north or south bound on one-to-one. >>> a beautiful af

. >> let's talk about the immigration raids that are under way in u.s. cities today. >> using the term raid does everybody a disservice. actions against specific individuals who have had their day in immigration court and order to be removed by an immigration judge. we are executing those judge's orders. he gave them an opportunity in february to turn themselves in to arrange for an orderly process to be removed from this country. we have to choice but to go out a and. >> he says they have no choice but to round up these people tochlt that you say what? >> of course they have a choice. it's up to us how we're trying to enforce the policies of the united states and most americans agree it should be focused on people who pose a threat and not people involved in these i.c.e. raids. 100% discretion and any statement to the opposite, you know, just isn't true. >> here is what you say about the roughly 1 million undocumented immigrants on your website. while they work hard and contribute to their communities, it's also true they're not supposed to be here n rounding

there you have it a u.s. city attacked by the us president well that has prompted a swift and fierce response in a scathing editorial the baltimore sun hit back at belmore trump calling him the most design this man to ever occupy the oval office the mocker of war heroes the gleeful grabber of women's private parts the serial bank rupture of businesses the useful idiot vladimir putin and the guy who insisted there are good people among murderous neo nazis it also hit back stopping just short of actually calling the president a rat stating that it was quote better to have some vermin living in your neighborhood then to be one. well i'm joined now on the line by peter jensen he is a writer for the baltimore sun he is the writer behind that editorial peter it's good to have you on the program i understand you have been perplexed by all of the attention that your editorial is receiving why. well i've got i admit it's not every day a u.s. newspaper calls its president a rat. that's not a daily activity around here but i

agents focusing on nine u.s. cities, atlanta, baltimore, chicago, denver, houston, los angeles, miami, new york and san francisco. many city leaders are vowing not to cooperate with federal authorities and reminding possible targets to know their rights. we have teams of reporters across the country. let's begin with cnn correspondent polo sandoval live at an anti-raid rally in new york city. polo. >> reporter: fred, we have seen opposition to president trump's hard immigration policies from state to local officials and even regular citizens in some of these pro-migrant groups. we are in queens, new york, one of the most culturally diverse places on the planet where regular folks teamed up with some of these pro-migrant groups to try to educate some of the members of the undocumented community in new york, to educate them on their rights here. it's part of this march, for example, which is relatively small but they plan to be extremely vocal as they march through queens and ending today's event in a session to essential

president on all trump says mass immigrant deportations will begin in 10 u.s. cities this weekend trump is coming under renewed attack over his immigration policies and u.s. vice president mike pence has visited 2 detention centers in texas including one crammed with almost $400.00 men in sweltering heat some said they'd been there about 40 days and complained of being hungry the u.s. labor secretary is stepping down over his role and striking a plea deal with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein alex acosta had face to face criticism over the 2008 deal with some saying the punishment was too lenient and the edges of tropical storm barry are lashing the u.s. state of louisiana as the tracks closer to land states of emergency have been declared with dangerous storm surges heavy winds and high heavy rain and high winds predicted but there has been some good news with the mississippi river expected to crest up to 2 meters below the levees protecting the city of new orleans. the witness is up next. which defused a move to. move to do monday live. theater as it does if t

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u.s. citizens have been -- cities rather have been designated for searches.course they're leaving out new orleans today. you can see by the designated cities on the screen that of those ten cities, eight, eight are declared sanctuary cities, which means that for the most part, local authorities will only assist if the sought-after individual has committed a serious crime. now, that in itself may complicate federal efforts. by the way, only atlanta and houston are not sanctuary cities. >> it would be interesting how the sanctuary classification plays into this. we've also said about 2,000 people who might be targeted, so that's a small fraction of the number of people who might be up for deportation, or have given warning. so is this sort of a political move in that sense? >> yes, that's one way of looking at it for sure. look, for the 1 million undocumented immigrants who have final deportation orders, the threat is real. they have no idea who will be targeted today or in the future, for that matter. it may be that many live underground for the foreseeable fu

agents focusing on at least nine u.s. cities, atlanta, baltimore, chicago, denver, houston, los angeles, miami, new york and san francisco. it has prompted many city leaders to vow not to cooperate with federal authorities and instead remind possible targets to know their rights. wee we have a team of reporters following the developments across the country as the raids up fold across the nation. the acting director of citizenship and immigration services is defending those actions. >> this is their job every day. we've got compassionate local i.c.e. agents who are just doing their job. it shows you how far we've fallen in that it's become news that they would actually go deport people who have removal orders. they have a court order on a piece of paper, a federal order, that says they have gotten due process. over a million people with removal orders. >> let's talk about this. >> cnn correspondent polo sandoval is joining me from an anti-raid rally in new york city. what's happening there? >> reporter: hey, fred. hopefully you c

president donald trump says mass immigrant deportations will begin in 10 u.s. cities this weekend coming under a new tack over his immigration policies u.s. vice president's mike pence has visited 2 detention centers in texas and trading one crammed with almost 400 men in sweltering heat some said they'd been there about 40 days and complained of being hungry. and police in paris have removed the hundreds of undocumented migrants they're protesting inside the city's pantheon was the land the demonstrators barricaded themselves inside the building for a number of alan's. the u.s. labor secretary is stepping down over his role in striking a plea deal with convicted sex offender geoffrey epstein alex acosta had faced fierce criticism over the 2008 deal with some saying the punishment was too lenient well those are the headlines next it's talk to al-jazeera. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media and focus on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most on al-jazeera. rebuildi

doubling down on baltimore president trump steps up his rhetoric on the u.s. city as part of his attack on a black congressman. hong kong city center under siege as police part tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters. and airstrikes in syria is the last drop of a stronghold of fed live intensified despite u.n. warnings of war crimes being committed. we begin to nigeria where as many as 65 people have been killed in a suspected bokeh higher on the tack on a funeral it happened near the northeastern city of my do go in borno state president obama though bihari has condemned the attack and ordered a military operation to hunt down those responsible around the scale thousands in this place to millions in the region over the past 10 years. in the battle that took them to the grave yet he made a huge turn to us. when he would have remained in tripoli. but of all cheats then they went after them. more details now from ahmed idris hussein could do in a state over the last few months especially the last 3 or 4 months which seeing us preacher arising cases of attacks by

in nearly a dozen major u.s. cities. >> okay. but so far cnn has not been able to confirm any arrests and "the new york times" reports the plans for the raids had to change. instead of one large, simultaneous sweep, they're actually going to be doing smaller raids over the course of this week. now, since news reports tipped off immigrant communities about what to expect, that apparently was the change of plane. >> in los angeles our paul vercammen is watching for any immigration raid activity taking place. here's his report. >> reporter: we were outside a detention center. we did not see any sort of targeted raids or anything unusual. the activists telling us that they decided they would not even put on any rallies or protests. they have been extremely vocal in their outright contempt and cynicism over trump and the threatened raids. they basically have said that they accuse the u.s. president of trying to whip up his base by threatening these raids and trying to scare people, one even using the term poltergeist from the scary mo

rallies in several other major u.s. citiesare also planned today. >>> the fight for 15 rally targeting mcdonald's restaurants. the san jose rally is planned for noon outside of the met donald in the plant shopping center. >> we worker, we sweat -- so i can washta, the democratic controlled house has approved legislation to raise the national minimum wage to $50 per hour. the minimum wage bill is not expect tthrepublican- controlled senate. currently, the national minimum wage is $7.25 an hour but many state and local governments like in the bay area, have higher minimums. >>> i'm emily turner. a police search is underway in alameda county for a man accused of shooting and killing a teenage boy. right now, a growing memorial is honoring the highschooler. the 16-year-old boy was killed outside of this talk about in the more. that happened on july 8. lisa he was shot in the stomach after an argument and later died at the hospital. livermore high school shared a picture of the victim. e manual most be. here is ring the high school

agents are preparing to conduct raids in ten u.s. cities, starting as soon as sunday. the operation is expected to target families, striking fear in immigrant communities across the country. >> families belong together. every person in america has rights. these families are hard-working members of our community and our country. this brutal action will terrorize children and tear families apart. >> reporter: department of homeland security officials are suggesting they are looking to cast a wide net. >> they're absolutely going to happen. there's approximately $1 million people in this country with removal orders. and of course, that isn't what i.c.e. will go after in this, but that's the pool of people who have been all the way through the due process chain. >> reporter: an echo of what the president told reporters at the g-20 summit in japan. >> the only problem is that they have to come in through a process. they have to come in legally. but, yeah, we will be removing large numbers of people. >> reporter: despite the potential for harrowing images of families being s

is expected to round up 2,000 undocumented immigrants in ten major u.s. citiesincluding san francisco. this was the scene yesterday in the city, where a number of people protested outside the i.c.e. office downtown, demanding an end to this weekend's planned sweep. through an interpreter, one mother tells us she escaped violence in guatemala with her two sons in february, even though her immigration case is still pending, she worries what might happen on sunday. >> translator: for my kids, yes, i'm a little fearful because i don't want to be deported and leave my children behind. >> reporter: immigration attorneys tell us that their phones are busy with calls from fearful undocumented immigrants who have a lot of questions. they say they are letting people know that they do have rights, including having access to an attorney, if they are taken into custody. back here in the south bay, rapid response network will host a news conference later this morning to educate undocumented immigrants with rallies later this afternoon in palo alto, morgan hill and as i mentio

operation to raid the homes of hundreds of undocumented migrants is due to begin across time that u.s. cities on sunday protests against the mass raids have been held in philadelphia and other cities the operation is expected to target families who've recently been told to leave the u.s. but haven't left president donald trump announced plans for the raids on twitter last month but they were delayed partly because of disagreements within the administration. there was. every time the laws become stricter it makes it all the more difficult it causes a path it's more repression with the law but as human beings we go on coming up with ways to survive in this country and i say survive in this country because we a persecution that imagine how we are in our home countries. for us as the children of migrants we're scared to. hear a knock on the door because we think that it can be we can take our parents. for example when going to hear someone not going to door i tell my sister be quiet we can't make noise because then don't think that somebody is inside house and we don't we don't want anything to h

immigration and customs agents are expected to raid homes in 10 u.s. cities protests have been held in philadelphia and elsewhere against the raids president trump told reporters that potentially 2000 undocumented immigrants could be detained he said the aim is to quote get criminals out of the u.s. and put them in prison where they came from. one democratic congresswoman says some religious leaders in texas are offering sanctuary to anybody who might be part of the raids. but it is a place where people like me. people of faith are civic leaders union leaders are prepared to fight against a dastardly order from washington d.c. that is making margaret of the broken immigration system. i'm to see international has called on russia to ease what it says is the house treatment of civilians who are living along disputed border lines with georgia it accuses the moscow back to administer a sions of south ossetia and abkhazia of stopping free movement and illegally detaining people for crossing the boundaries andrew symonds has been to the georgian side of one of many

raids which were expected to start today in9 u.s. cities overwhelm an already very stressed system. >> that's exactly right. and hypocrisy doesn't help when it comes to human rights. even before these i.c.e. raids, we know that the migrant detention facilities were overwhelmed. that's the administration's word. not mine. we know that children that were separated from their families under the president's zero tolerance policy, they all haven't been reunited with their families. and yet the president's proceeding with these i.c.e. raids, despite the fact that the facilities can't handle them. he's putting more strain on our ability to protect basic human rights for no reason. there's no security imperative for these i.c.e. raids at this time. and it is shocking that the united nations several weeks ago said that the united states may be violating international human rights law here at home. we used to champion human rights abroad and now we're breaking it. that undermines our ability to protect people in other countries because we have no leg

a victory pread farade for the team in u.s. city amount fired up rapinoe addressed the huge crowds. >> this is my charge to everyone. we have to be better. we have to love more, hate less. we gotta listen more and talk less. >> the players using the win to push for equal pay for female athletes and the team go on a five-stop victory tour in pasadena. >> that was so fun to watch. everyone was smiling. it's our team. that was in new york. this was a parade for everyone. >> so cool. >> we are comfortable outside. temperatures warmed up and it was not hot, at least for a lot of the bay area. normally we can be in the 90s and the 100s. lots of 70s in san jose. plenty of blue sky. currently at 77. we keep the mostly clear skies and temperatures down to the 60s at 8:00 and 9:00. we have another cooler system developing right now that has been what has kept our temperatures so comfortable the past several weeks. the thing that's different right now is it's not setting up in the right spot to bring us cooler than average temperatures as we h

news about alex acosta donald trump went on to say that immigrant deportations will begin in 10 u.s. cities this weekend this week will target people who've received final orders to leave the country including families trump says immigration and custom enforcement officers will focus on criminals previous warnings of the raids have sparked outrage and concern among immigrant active advocates meanwhile members of the u.s. house of representatives have been testifying before a congressional committee about the mistreatment of migrants at federal detention centers and they have described their poor about conditions after visiting the facilities i can as covering the story joining us from d.c. what more has been said well the oversight committee considered a report that was drawn on data provided by trump administration officials under subpoena and one startling fact and horrific fact in this particular report is that as many as 18 children infants and toddlers of them under the age of 2 were separated from their parents for periods ranging from 20 days to 6 months now the report goes on to det

our whole village in georgia us immigration and customs agents are expected to raid homes in 10 u.s. cities protests have been held in philadelphia and elsewhere against the raids rather than donald trump told reporters that potentially 2000 undocumented immigrants will be detained u.s. president said the aim is to get criminals out of the u.s. and put them in prison where they came from john hendren has more from washington. the administration initially said that millions of people were going to be deported they said this was going to happen in june then president trump said he put it off until now and then announce that it would be today on sunday when this would happen here in the united states that 2000 people who've been given final deportation orders in major cities across the u.s. would be raided by immigrations and customs enforcement officials now it's important that those are in big cities because republicans generally have their base in rural areas and there are plenty of undocumented immigrants in those rural areas performing agricultural and other jobs but in the big cities tho

gonzalez the white house says immigration raids in major u.s. cities have begun. so far, the pace is slow with only a handful of detentions. nbc's jennifer johnso is tracking developments from pitol hill. >> reporter: immigration advocates rallying against i.c.e. deportation raids sunday. i.c.e. agents targeting2,000 undocumented immigrants already ordered by the courts to leave the country. >> we got compassionate, loyal, i.c.e. agents who are just doing their job and it shows you how far we've fallen in that it's become news that they would actually go deport people who have removal orders. >> reporter: democ the president's claim they're rounding up criminals is not true. >>ache simple f of crossing the border and, perhaps, having a technical, legal, violation at that point is being used as a basis for deportation of people who otherwise have nothing in eir ckground. >> reporter: this as president trump ignited a firestorm after tweeting that a group of democrat congresswomen, freqcrnt tics of his immigration policies, who he says were foreign-born, should go b

as we come on the air, residents and local officials in nine major u.s. cities preparing for agents from the immigrations and customs enforcement agency, commonly known as i.c.e., to round up immigrants who have missed a court appearance or who have been ordered removed from the united states. we begin with mark morgan, the acting commission of cb.p., which in forces immigration law and controls the u.s. border. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> brennan: i understand you're at c.b. p., and you worked previously at i.c.e. the president said those arrested today will be put in prison or sent back. what can you tell us about how many people will be rounded up and where they're go? >> the numbers are going to be left up to i.c.e., and i really want to stay away from the operational details specifically, and focusing on the numbers and cities, but what we need to do, part of this narrative is we need to be intellectually honest when we're going forward with this. the individuals that i.c.e. goes after, and they do this every single day, are n

: this as the president prepares for mass deportation raids this weekend, in at least ten major u.s. cities, prompting outrage across the country. several arrested in buffalo. >> abolish i.c.e.! >> reporter: advocates speaking out in chicago. in d.c., republican support. >> beginning to deport people who have gone through the process and lost their case to me is not cruel. it's reinforcing the rule of law. >> reporter: democrats furious. >> it means moms, dads, families being torn apart. it is absolutely disgusting. >> it has nothing to do with the security and safety of the united states. >> reporter: new moves from the president prompting new ripples of fear across immigrant communities. and the raids will target some 2,000 people who have been ordered deported previously, but it could also involve immigrants who happen to be stopped on the scene. marcus and kris? >> certainly going to be a busy weekend, especially here in the bay area, where people have been dealing with this before. thank you for the update. >>> back here at home, there could be danger in the water as you head out to th

u.s. are being prepared for mass arrests in 10 cities this weekend after donald trump announced that the a crackdown and it's part of trump's larger program to discourage central american migrants from traveling to the u.s. . now china's economy has grown at its weakest pace for nearly 30 years data for the world's 2nd largest economy shows it grew it just 6.2 percent in the 2nd quarter of the year the slaughter in follows lower domestic consumer and business demands met the ongoing trade war with the united states tens of thousands of people have returned to the streets of hong kong to protest against what they say is beijing's growing political influence in the city's affairs but what started as a peaceful march in the suburb of shot seen and it's in violence right police charged towards demonstrators in a shopping center jamila island oaken reports from hong kong. after bringing central hong kong to a standstill on previous sundays protesters are taking their fight to the suburbs. and government leaders are struggling to clamp down on the wrist system's movement that is largely leaderle

says his administration will soon begin deporting thousands of undocumented people living in 10 u.s. cities, including san francisco. those raids you remember, were postponed last month. >> an unusual snub for white house's social media summit, among was reportedly not invited, facebook, and twitter. two of the world's biggest social media platforms. the companies say they are not surprised, they expect the meeting will be a right wing grievance session. the white house has said and not said who is invited, to the meeting. >>> sad news for disney fans, actor cameron boise has died. he was best known for the disney show jesse, and the movie descendents. there is no word yet on the cause of his death. a spokesperson says he passed away due to an ongoing ethical condition. disney chairman and ceo called boyce a friend and said he was filled with so much talent. boyce was set to appear in the comedy mrs. fletcher, a new hbo series coming out this fall. >> in other news, check out this video of a car being lifted up, and flipped over. it happened on saturday, in new jersey. the national weather

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i expected to round up 2,000 undocumented immigrants in ten major u.s. citiesincluding san francisco. this was to this planned sweep. through an interpreter one mother tells us she her immigra what might happen on don't want to be deported and leave my children behind. >> reporter: immigration attorneys tell us that their phones are busy with calls from fearful undocumented immigrants who have a lot of questions. they say they are letting people know that they do have rights, including having access to an attorney, if they are taken into custody. back here in the south bay, rapid response network will host a news conference later this morning to educate undocumented immigrants with rallies later this afternoon in palo alto, morgan hill and as i mentioned here san jose city hall plaza. reporting live in san jose,rede as we continue here on be nbcbayarea.com, we have phone numbers listed to call throughout all nine bay area counties for more information on what your rights are. >>> a 2-year-old girl in santa rosa is recovering after police say she was hit by a va