Live where you live, this is abc7 news. What the administration is doing is putting fear in our communities. You can only imagine the stress that people are going through. New concern tonight after i. C. E. Agents hit dozens of Northern California businesses. Good evening, im dan ashley. And im kristen sze in for alma daetz. Tonight 77 businesses in Northern California now have just days to provide paperwork to i. C. E. About their employees. Abc7 News Reporter Katie Marzullo is live in san mateo with more on this new worry tonight for undocumented immigrants in the bay area. Katie . Reporter dan and kristen, religious leaders gathered at this church this evening to stand in solidarity against the threat of i. C. E. Raids. Little did they know earlier this week, agents were auditing businesses across the bay area. If you need a place, our houses of faith are open to you. For us this is not a political issue. Its a moral issue. Reporter religious leaders gathered in san mateo to stand i
If you need a place, our houses of faith are open to you. For us this is not a political issue. Its a moral issue. Reporter religious leaders gathered in san mateo to stand in solidarity with immigrants. As we stand on the side of love with the most vulnerable among us. Reporter for three days prior i. C. E. Agents have been making the rounds in northern california. They audited 77 businesses in San Francisco, sacramento and san jose looking for illegal hires like undocumented immigrants. I think the administration is at war against california and we have to resist. Reporter the operation was similar to one on january 10th when agents targeted 7eleven stores. An i. C. E. Spokesperson said the stepped up efforts protect jobs for u. S. Citizens and others who are lawfully employed. Quote, eliminating unfair competitive advantages for companies that hire an illegal wrk force and strengthening Public Safety and national security. At the kongs gagsal church in san mateo, they have a respons
It will be rain, snow, depend where you are and moves out sunday morning. We will have updated snow map and tell you how long it will take for that snow to melt, ukee. Kate, thank you. Truck overturns near the Philadelphia Museum of art, chopper three over the mess just a short time ago accident happened on the exit to Martin Luther king junior drive from the parkway, now traffic disruptions continue, in the area right now, it is unclear what was on board the tractor trailer. There are in reports of any injuries. Deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein has announced criminal charge as begins 13 russians and three Russian Companies and they are accused of using fake social media powe toss medicine will in the american political system including 2016 president ial election. This indictment serves as a reminder that people are in the always who they appear to be on the internet. The indictment alleged that the russian conspirators want to promote discord in the United States and under mine
The heat is on say goodbye to milder conditions because heat and humidity are on the way if youre out and about tonight enjoy it. Because staying outside could be uncomfortable in the days to come. Saturday night im walter perez. The big story is the up impending heat wave coming our way. In fact we could be on the brink of a long heat wave. We start with meteorologist Melissa Magee at the action news big board with the forecast. Walter we had a hot start to the weekend. In fact today could mark beginning of prolonged period of heat and building humidity. Highs today across the region 91 in philadelphia, 91 Atlantic City and allentown today maxing out at 90. Same thing for quakertown and trun ton and as we move across areas along the coast. Still warm at this 11 00 hour with southwesterly wind. Its 77 in city. 78 reading and 67 up in poconos along the coast at this hour 76 in beach haven and same thing in sea is aisle city. We do have changes on the way. Dew point is level of much mois
Commission. He calls todays action, quote, bold. Other examples of Public Health emergencies in the u. S. Include the h1n1 influenza outbreak and natural disasters. Drey clark, nbc 10 news. The president s action couldnt come soon enough for local families who have felt the impact firsthand. Ted greenberg spoke with a family whose made it their mission to stop the hoirn. Its getting worse. Reporter as the Opioid Epidemic deepens, so does her pain. She and her husband bill run stevens place, a sober living house named after their son. They lost him last year to a hoirn overdose at age 26. If my heart and mind, my son dies every day and i dont know if im ever going to be able to fully heal from losing him because its every day. They are dying every day. The couple founded a nonprofit called stop the heroin. Far more needs to be done. Were still seeing people fighting to get into treatment. People with no insurance or medicaid. Youre not alone. Help is within reach. Governor christie head