Areas to cold and some to hot like the with facing city council offices. Some days it is good and some days it is horrible. Reporter Office Managers passed around fans and some meeting rooms install portable air conditioners. But some complaint they are too noisy to keep on during meetings. The City Council Approved a new computer control system for the ac. With open Source Technology that will be easier to maintain. It is costing the city 9 million. Oftentimes sophomore somore hardware. Reporter will take a year to install. In the meantime portable units are on standby at City Council Chambers for when the weather or the topics are too hot to handle. Is august heat keeps the bay area boiling libraries and Community Centers are providing refuge to people to get out of those triple digit temperatures. The very young and old are most vulnerable. Everyone should have a plan to stay cool. What is it like to be inside their purses out here . 1 million times better. Reporter what is yours pl
People in San Francisco have been rallying all day but we will start in the south bay with ann rubin workgroups wanted to make sure immigrants knew their rights if ic shows up. Reporter volunteers have been handing out cards and putting up posters. They said to report i. C. E. Activity and to see something and Say Something if you see someone being detained. Reporter in Santa Clara County the immigrant county community is when the steps happen i feel more scared than angry. Because i dont want to lose them. I dont want to raise my son by myself. I am 18. Reporter fear and panic is what Community Leaders want to avoid. They say that is why the Rapid Response network exist. Created after the 2016 election, it is a 24 hour hotline to give immediate help if and when i. C. E. Shows up. We can give you information at that moment and connecting with people who can be at your house within minutes. With legal representation as well. Reporter intended to inform people of the rights and the commu
Immigrants about their rights and resources available. Ann rubin reports. Reporter in santa clara county, the immigrant community is on edge. Naomi worries about her parents and about what a mass enforcement might mean for them. When this stuff happens i feel more scared than angry. Because i dont want to lose them. Because i dont want to raise my siblings myself. I mean, im 18. Reporter fear and panic is what Community Leaders want to avoid. And they say that is why their Rapid Response network exist. Created after the 2016 election it is a 24 hour hotline meant to give immediate help if and when i. C. E. Shows up. We will be able to give information at that moment and connect you to people who can be at your house, be it your neighborhood, be at your door within minutes. With content you with legal representation as well. Reporter it will inform people of their rights and inform the community i. C. E. Is there. That makes a big difference to communities. To know that elected official
Country illegally. We are focused on criminals. When people come into our country, we take those people out and we take them out very legally. They all have papers. The aclu has already filed a lawsuit aimed aprotecting asylum seekers. They claim that migrants from Central America were not allowed a fair chance to make their cases before being forced to leave. One group has been out in San Francisco for the past hour protesting these ice raids and the citys mayor is also speaking out. Christian captain life at San Francisco city hall where mayor breed is reaffirming her support for the citys immigrants. Reporter they just wrapped up the press conference a couple of minutes ago Standing Shoulder to shoulder and explaining their solidarity with frans immigrant community. San francisco being one of the cities that immigration and customs and enforcement is expected to target in a series of raids on sunday. Now, immigration officials are expected to target some 2,000 people with final orde
Massive police presence. Jesse gary is joining us live from the scene. Jesse . Reporter heather, good afternoon to you. San jose police have set up a double perimeter at what is still an active crime scene. We are at the first here. As you move further down the 3200 block of montecito drive, you can see more crime scene tape and more police cars. A short time ago, officers at the equivalent of swap, did a sweep of the area. They moved on to do by a middle school grounds, where the track is, and where the face baseball fields are. Police officials confirmed that are checking to make sure the suspect or suspects are not still in the area. They are also checking for clues in a homicide that may also involve a Home Invasion. There is no information on the victim beyond he is an elderly man. No information on the motive for the crime. We have not been given any suspect prescription information as well or a possible vehicle be to be on the lookout for. The neighbors are concerned but have no