Massive power outage left traffic blocked off for hours. And how the governor says it could have been much, much worse. And we are still keeping an eye on Tropical Storm barry. It was a hurricane but it didnt last very long. Even as a storm barry still caused problems and bay area First Responders heading to the area to try to help. More on that and a live report from louisiana. But first, lets check in with rosemary. These Tropical Storms really can cas havoc. Yes. They are expecting more rainfall in inches as we get into sunday. Here is a look at where it is right now. Still a Tropical Storm at this time with winds at 45 Miles Per Hour. Really it is the rain that everybody is worried about, of course ing see it is moving north, just about 6 Miles Per Hour. That has been the issue with barry. It is creeping through the state of louisiana. Here is a look at where the rain continues. We call it trains, it doesnt move very fast. The same areas continue to be hit for several hours at a ti
Spanish as a native language. So this is an amazing chance for us to feel honored and we appreciate very much the work that everyone here does. Thank you very much to the commissioners for this award and also for the work you do on behalf of immigrants. [applause] honorees. When you come on the stage after you speak, you will receive your award and certificate from our wonderful commissioners and then you can exit stage right. Is that right . Stage right. Ok. Next award is our Industry Leader and this is going to leo sosa. He is an immigrant from guantanamo and he launched throw Youth Technology programs before starting his own nonprofit dove mission, which aims to train young adults age 1624 for careers in tech. He has also worked in many neighborhoods throughout the city helping to connect low income families to broadband, distributing computers and building computer labs in Affordable Housing communities. Please welcome leo sosa. Hello. I like the sound of that. Now were ready. I wo
This is abc 7 mornings. Good morning. Its sunday, july 14th. Im chris nguyen. As we start a new week across the bay area, lets get a preview of the accuweather forecast. Heres meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. Hi, chris. Our fog print to the san mateo coast and mist along the shoreline. Were looking at sunshine and mild temperatures inland. But our forecast is going to shift to this feature in the Pacific Northwest for the week ahead that will bring us a cooling trend. Right now, you can see the fog at pier 39. 62 redwood city. Its 69 in morgan hill. A foggy Golden Gate Bridge right now in the upper 50s for our north in santa rosa. Its 67 in concord and livermore. Here is a look at the low clouds and fog which will peel back to the coast today. Numbers near 60 by noontime there. 70s, upper 70s around the bay and upper 80s. Another quick warmup for a warm to hot day today. But then the changes arrive. The details are coming up. Lisa, thank you. Bay area families preparin
Country illegally as children and are now 18 and those who have been given deportation notices but havent left. Critics believe he is trying to instill fear and get attention. He is looking at folks who have removal orders. A lot of these people are members of our community who have been living here for a very long time. Reporter on the other side, deportation supporters say, its about time. I think the president is right. This has been going on for a very long time now. Something has to be done. Remember, this isnt just a sweep of people walking down the street. Reporter across the bay, oaklands mayor is sounding off as well. Every american should be outraged that an elected official would use the terror of families and children as campaign material. Reporter she was the target of National Criticism after warning her city about a prior i. C. E. Raid. She has no specific information about raids in oakland. San franciscos mayor released a statement reaffirming San Francisco as a sanctua
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