Immigrant advocate groups that tried to mobilize response including keeping tabs on movements by i. C. E. Agents, and so far they havent seen any activity. This sunday there wasnt much activity in the immigration congratulation and enforcement office. A spokesperson declined any comments on their operations which target people who have been ordered to be deported by a judge. Were monitoring them. Reporter Luis Angel Reyes zabala tells me i. C. E. Usually likes to operate in secret. Donald trump announcing sweeps probably didnt help much. I thought if theyre going the strike, theyre going to strike on a day not announced by the president. Reporter he says no one has called their Rapid Response hotlines reporting agents active in Northern California so far, was anxiety about these raids is palpable. The Mission District has been unusually quiet for a sunny sunday. St. John the Evangelist Episcopal Church is a designated safe haven for immigrants, but no immigrants showed up. Church goers
Just thought of the baby. And, you know, the family. God my het breaks. I feel like this is such a beautiful city, a kinducity, and accidents happen. I get that, but, you know, its just its such a loss. The cause of the crash is still under investigation. Police have not said if alcohol was a factor or if the driver had some kind of medical emergency, but the marks on the sidewalk indicate the car was traveling at a high rate of speed. There are no stop signs for about residents have expressed the need for new safety improvements. As they say, many drivers tend to speed through that area. A vigil to honor the victims is now set up for 5 00 tomorrow evening, and in a statement, San Francisco supervisor myrna melgar, whose district includes the west portal neighborhood, said my heart is utterly shattered by the loss of life in our community. My office, along with sfmta public works and discussions to improve safetyin conditions for pedestrians and riders around the westuportal station in
for dangerous flooding. our weather team timing it all out. and breaking overseas, the latest u.s. strikes in yemen in retaliation for repeated attacks on merchant shipping in the red sea. tonight s military action against the houthis hitting 36 targets across 13 locations in yemen. this coming just one day after the mission to strike other iranian-backed militants in iraq and syria. american warplanes delivering a blow to the armed groups the u.s. blames for killing three americans and wounding more than 40 others on that remote base in jordan. that response expected to be a multiday campaign amid increasing fears of a wider escalation across the region. marcus moore in jordan with late reporting. the long-awaited and much-anticipated bipartisan border bill. months in the making. what we re learning about what s in the measure. will republicans who fought for the agreement wind up supporting it? the crucial first in the nation test for president biden. people heading t
and say that skin color determined. turn hard not to do that. the answer to that has official backtracking today. i will speak to the reverend, al sharpton, about the controversy coming up. we also continue to follow the dangerously putting millions risk this weekend across the country. a billion dollars up for grabs in the next few days as jackpots for the two biggest lottery is in the country reach stratospheric heights. more on the head, as well. more on that and the new york times we ve been talking about back in 2018. former president trump inquiring about pursuing an irs investigation into two fbi officials, lisa stroke and page this is coming from a sworn statement from trump s former chief of staff, john kelly. joining me now the reporter that broke that story new york times washington correspondent and msnbc washington correspondent, michael schmidt. michael, always great to talk to you. thank you for joining us on a saturday afternoon. give us a sense of more of
weekend. also tonight, ukraine s president marks 500 days of war. while the u.s. is blased for sending a controversial weapon to use against russia. plus, the president says bidenomics is working. but is a hot jobs market cooling? former president trump returns to the campaign trail this weekend as florida governor ron desantis campaign appears to stall. in california, a follower of charles manson moves a step closer to freedom after more than half a century behind bars. multi-state manhunt. police search for a dangerous fugitive who escaped jail using bedsheets. and later, it s a jumbo hot dog on wheels with a new name. meet the college grads getting grilled on how to drive an american icon. what made you want to drive this across the country? adventure and the mission. it s a dream come true. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. good evening. extreme dangerous weather has struck all over the country this summer and