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 not been evacuated from their homes. Police tell me they are just being cut out of the crime scene area. If you live in the crime scene area, or if you have a friend there, you will not be allowed into the area. They are keeping neighbors put as they continue their investigation. Again, police say they plan to update us sometime later this afternoon. They will not give us an exact time. What we can confirm right now is that a homicide has taken place inside a home here on montecito, 3200 block, and elderly man inside his home. We are working to confirm it was a Home Invasion and homicide, or whether it was some other type of crime. We do not have the exact details of that, but we are working to get that coming up in the next hour. We will try to have that information for you. For now, we are live in the evergreen neighborhood of east san jose. We will head back to you up in oakland. A very troubling crime there. Now, we go to congress, and emotional testimony today on conditions that those detention facilities on the southern border, becoming a flashpoint in the immigration debate debate. With these women tell me they were put into a cell, and that their sink was not working, and we tested the sink ourselves, and the sink was not working, and they were told to drink out of a toilet bowl, i believe them. I believe these women. Several lawmakers testified about what they saw during recent visits to the border. Republicans at the Oversight Committee hearing, as well as Border Patrol officials, deny allegations by democrats that migrants are being held in unacceptable conditions. That hearing today comes as migrant communities across the country are bracing for expected immigration raids, starting us in the senate. Fox news mike emanuel has the latest from capitol hill. Plenty of drama in the house of representatives today at the oversight and government reform committee, a hearing to address allegations of abuse and neglect that migrant Holding Facilities near the southern border. Reporter several democratic lawmakers taking the unusual step of testifying about what they saw on a recent visit, accusing the Trump Administration of intentionally creating a dire humanitarian situation for migrants there. It is unnecessary to separate children from their families. It is unnecessary to have a policy to detain innocent women and families that have harmed no person and are legally seeking asylum. Reporter volunteers who have been working at those facilities say democrats have the wrong idea about what happens there. In the last four years that i have been working in the shelter, it has actually been overwhelmingly surprising how good the care is at the shelter. Reporter to the hearing comes as is once again threatening to send i. C. E. On mass deportation raids that could start as early as this weekend. People come into our country illegally, we are taking them out illegally, it is very simple. Reporter democrats pushing back strongly, claiming the rate is legal, and saying immigrants across the country are living in fear. The president announced mass arrests and mass deportation. He said to the spirit across america that is breaking the hearts of so many. Reporter while the debate continues here in congress, Vice President pence is at the southern border getting a firsthand look at conditions for himself. On capitol hill, mike emanuel, fox news. There has been backlash and uproar, following the announcement of those integration sweeps Community Activists in santa clara are working to educate the undocumented population, and try to ease some of the fear in the community. They want residents to know their rights, what to do, and if i. C. E. Does in fact show up. There is a hotline that people can call. Reporter that is right. Volunteers have been handing out these cards and putting up posters. They tell people to report i. C. E. Activity, if you see agents on your street, knocking on your door, or detaining a loved one. In Santa Clara County, the immigrant community is on edge. Naomi is less worries about her parents, about what a mess i. C. E. Enforcement might mean for them. When this happens, i feel more scared than angry. I do not want to lose them, because i do not want to raise my siblings by myself. I am 18. Reporter fear and panic is what Community Leaders want to avoid. And, they say that is why their Rapid Response network exists, created after the 2016 election, it is a 24 hour hotline, and to gave immediate help, if and when you i. C. E. Shows up. We will be able to give information at that moment, and connected to people that will be able to be at your house, be at your neighborhood, be at your door within minutes. We will connect you with legal representation as well. Reporter it is intended to inform people of their rights, and inform the community, i. C. E. Is there. It is also the backing of Santa Clara County and san jose officials. That makes a big difference to communities, especially immigrant communities, to know that elected officials welcome them here, and will do whatever they can to uphold their constitutional rights. Reporter i. C. E. Officials say they are simply upholding the law, that these are not raids, they are targeted immigration enforcement. In a statement, they say they are prioritizing the arrest and removal of those who pose a threat to National Security and public safety. Community leaders say there may be collateral arrests, too. Those in the wrong place at the wrong time. We are still in power. The Trump Administration will not terrorize this community. While the threat looms, some local churches and synagogues are offering sanctuary to those who are undocumented, and advising people to come up with an emergency family plan. Naomi is less and her parents have one. They have seen my other family members get reported. They know what we have to do, i know what i have to do. Reporter the Rapid Response hotline number is 4082901144. We will also put that on our website on ktvu. Com Community Leaders say it could also be used to verify i. C. E. Activity. They say they are already seeing misinformation inadvertently on social media. Heather, alex . All right, and ruben reporting for us this afternoon. Governor newsom signed a bill today that is meant to shore up telephones biggest electric facilities is another wildfire season heats up. Power companies will have to spend at least 5 billion on the safety improvements. This law will also create a fund of up to 21 billion to compensate victims of the future wildfires that are caused by utility equipment. The governor said pt in a will have to help out past wildfire victims as well. Most importantly, they have got to sit down and make a deal with these victims. It has been 1400 days, some of these victims have not been compensated. You know, you do not walk away sitting down with these victims without a tear in your eye. The measure also caps utility providers, liability for wildfire damage from equipment failure. With the reality of more fires breaking out, cal fire is welcoming new seasonal firefighters. Tom baker went to a house fire academy in napa county to see the last day of classes today. Tom . Reporter here in wine country, it was Graduation Day for these seasonal fighters of fires. Next time they face fire, it is going to be the real wild thing. Cal fire and did a two week Training Academy today for returning seasonal firefighters of the sonoma, lake, napa district. They will be on the frontlines of every wildfire in this district, or anywhere else needed, during what will be the driest, hottest months of the summer and fall. They will also be dealing with the procedures and technologies from newfield radios to enhanced personal breathing systems, with a buddy breather accessory, to a new faster way to unload and set up their hoses. So, theyre all getting familiar with the new hose bundle, and they are very universal. So if they go to one station here in napa, and next week they are up in lake county, the hose bundles are the same. At this station, they take in not tying class, essential in rescue operations, using a triangular brace, or by clip size. At the station, this is where firefighters learn to fight fire with fire, not to actually fight the fire, but to save their own lives. And that of their compatriots. What they are teaching them is to run to their safe zone, and where they are going to deploy their fire shelter. But, on the way to that location, their safe zone, they are going to light if you see, and throw it towards the fire heading towards them. That in turn will burn material between them and the main fire, and give them a larger buffer, a larger safe zone. Reporter finally, of the so called dollhouse station, firefighters learn how to read smoke coming from a burning structure that they may have to enter, and how to keep the flames and smoke from overwhelming them. They will see once the compartments are closed, the fire is being starved of oxygen. That shows different color smoke, and a different velocity of the smoke coming in for the gables and the eaves. Reporter so far, california has been under less siege than this time last year. That was the largest fire season in california history. In round numbers, last year at this time, the state had already lost 149,000 acres. This year, the acres burned just 19,000, about 1 8 of last year, up to this time. And only a third of the five year average that is about 60,000 acres. The point of all of this being we hope that our luck holds out, but we have to be prepared just in case and doesnt, which it is not likely to do. Looking good so far, but still many more months to go, tom. Thank you. When you talk about the fire danger, of course we get worried about times like this, when we see a lot more heat, especially in those inland areas. Things are going to crank up this weekend, rosemary. Today and tomorrow expected to be the warmer days. As we get into sunday, we will begin a cooldown. Here is a look over San Francisco. You can see a little bit of patchy fog puffing its way across the city there. We do have some along the coastline. Here is a look at Storm Tracker two. You can see how we do have, again along the coast, we have got good clearing over areas like bolinas. If you look towards santa cruz and capitola, we have clearing there as well. A look at the coastline, which ocean beach areas over pacifica in half moon bay, mostly hardy still at this hour. As we get into the evening hours, it will track back across the bay. I do not expected to be widespread, as we get going tomorrow morning. The winds have been generally light around the bay area fairfield picked up in the last hour or so, now gusting to 23 miles per hour. Even though we have warmer weather in place, we have not lost that onshore breeze completely. You see it in fairfield. Getting into the days ahead, we are looking at some nice weather. We have got temperatures that will remain very mild along the coastline. A little warm inside the bay. Then, we are looking at 96 ufor your bay area saturday. Warm to hot for those inland areas. 90s, that is hot. Along the coastline, we will remain relatively mild with the onshore breeze, as well as the morning clouds, perhaps even afternoon clouds for some. Here is a look at this hour. As we get into the government, notice how it crosses over the bay, but it comes right back. Here is a look at midmorning, late morning, and into the afternoon. We will remain mostly sunny away from the coastline. Sunday, we begin to see some changes, there is a trough of the pacific that is going to begin to work its way closer to the west coast. That will cool is down just some. Right now, 86 degrees in santa rosa, 92 in concord, upper 80s in livermore. It is a toasty one for our inland cities. Around the bay, very comfortable. 70 degrees in berkeley, 66 at sfo. And i come back ill have a look at your numbers for tomorrow, and in the extended forecast, that cooldown i am talking about. Is this coming up. Governor newsom has tapped maribel thatcher to serve as president of the California Public utilities commission, which oversees Power Companies and other services. Bacher is currently serving as secretary of the california Government Operations agency. She worked under governor jerry brown and arnold sort senator, as well as former president george hw bush. The cpuc is of course in the spotlight right now, as the states Largest Electric utility, pg e, wades through the bankruptcy process. The utility is facing billions of dollars in claims for damages for wildfires that were sparked by its equivalent. Well, anyway to address all of that plastic that is piling up in the ocean. We will tell you about the invention designed to take trash out of waterways before it ever makes it out to the open ocean. Up next year, lawmakers are reacting to president Donald Trumps latest executive order, requiring federal agencies to report citizenship records. 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Census on the printing press, President Donald Trump has backed off his plan for a Citizenship Question on that form. Just yesterday, he issued an executive order, forcing Government Departments to report citizenship records. That is not sitting well with some democratic lawmakers, including the bay areas jackie spear. Alex michelson spoke with spear about this topic for this weeks episode of the issue is. And alex, representative spear, she had strong feelings on this topic . She does. Jackie spear democratic congresswoman from san mateo, she is concerned about what the president said, and what the president didnt say. Here is her reaction. When i was listening to him, i was shaking my head, thinking is this the beginning of a police state in this country . This is a president who hates to lose. He is now attempting to get it another way. Yes, those are not documents that are necessarily all coordinated, and then put into a huge database. I am very troubled by it. The question becomes, how is he going to finance that. It is going to take time and effort. He does not have the authority, because that comes from the congress. I do not know how much of this is spacesaving, or how much of this is something we should be very concerned about. The senses is so important here in california, because if we were undercounted, because latinos were afraid to actually do the senses, we could lose a congressional seat because of it. She is especially animated on that issue. She is really in the news and a lot of different ways. Robert mueller is expected to testify even next week, the week after, depending on what happens. There is negotiation back and forth. Jackie spear is on the committee it will be one of the Top Democrats talking to him, asking him questions under oath. Talk about that. She also has a trip planned to the border to visit the border pretend that detention facility. She is bringing a group of 20 Congress Members with her. We talk about that as well. Just today, mike tends to stay few hours ago, visiting a border put detention facility if you hours ago as well. We would also like to have some fun. We did our game either or, but did it bay area addition with tough questions, including steph curry or clay thompson. Or giants or as, which i knew alex it would be tough for you to answer. Those are very tough questions, but important, for anyone in the bay area to answer. Alex, we appreciate it as always. You can see representative spear, the entire conversation with her. And much more tomorrow morning on the issue is. It is at 6 30 a. M. , followed by the Weekend Edition of mornings on two. Still to come, right here on the floor, a Powerhouse Alliance in the Auto Industry announced today. We will tell you about the new partnership between ford and volkswagen coming up next. Ford and volkswagen are teaming up to build self driving cars. The two automakers announced the partnership today in new york. Both companies will become equal owners of a robo car firm known as argo ai. Ford was the majority owner of this pittsburghbased company. Under this alliance, folds back in will now be investing 2. 6 billion into its growth. The german carmaker will also be giving Ford New Technology to help build zero emission vehicles. According to both automakers, the steel has been in the works for months, it is a way to ease the cost of developing self driving and electric vehicles. Ford and vw could have partnered with anyone. Everyone was after us. We both chose argo. Together, we are on a path to create the industrys leading Autonomous Vehicle platform. The 40 vw Alliance Makes argo one of the highest valued Autonomous CarDevelopment Companies in the world. For more on this partnership, i am joined by tim higgins, tech and auto reporter for the wall street journal. Tim, this is indeed a global collaboration now between two competitors, no less. Do you think it makes sense . Reporter it is actually a traditional play for automakers. We have seen this in the last couple of generations, where developing a car is expensive, and we have new technology. It is often a smart move to share that cost ensure that risk. We saw this in the past with the new engine, and the sorts of things in recent years. Now we see it again as Companies Really struggle with this idea of Autonomous Vehicles. Lets talk about what each company will gain from this partnership. For years, volkswagen has been preparing to bring out a new platform for electric vehicles, that is things will allow it to fill out many electric vehicles in coming years, but it is expensive. What ford is going to get, part of that platform allotted to deploy an electric vehicle in europe, allowing it to save potential billions of dollars in its own development there. On the flipside, volkswagen is going to get access to this Autonomous Vehicle technology that argo ai has been developing argo ai is based in pittsburgh, but has its roots here in silicon valley. A lot of people that came out of the uber projects worked there. And, it has been this kind of unknown entity, because they have not been out there making the same kind of obesity they used to with crews driving around San Francisco, or women driving around places like the phoenix area. Interesting, i did not realize it had bay area ties. Really, this comes down to scale and cost, right . That is the issue. It is unclear exactly when this kind of time in the Vehicle Technology can really deploy at a level where companies to start to make money on that. There is that risk, the uncertainty. You have got to the people that are developing systems who are high paid. They are expensive, then you have the operational costs. You have got to put dozens if not hundreds of cars to test on the road. This takes a lot of mileage in time. It is just increasingly clear it is going to be an expensive road to travel down. It certainly sounds like a Partnership Makes sense here. Do you see any risks involved with this alliance . The alliances in the past have been troubled. There is not a lot of history of these things actually working out. These companies have different ways of doing things. Every automaker does. And egos and processes get in the way. That will be one of the challenges for this partnership. And as it is for all of these kind of things. On the surface, it does appear that it puts both of the carmakers on better footing for those two things, which is Autonomous Vehicles and more electric vehicles. Tim higgins, always a pleasure, thank you. Good to see you. President donald trump weighs in on special counsel Robert Muellers testimony. Ill have that story coming up. And, legislation, working its way through sacramento to address californias housing prices, proposing more construction, especially along transit corridors. At this, we will talk with a housing advocate who will make the case for these bills. Labor secretary alex acosta is out, in a growing debate of his handling of the sex abuse case years ago involving billionaire jeffrey epstein. Jillian turner is in washington where President Donald Trump continues to defend acosta, and distance himself from epstein. It would be selfless for me to stay in this position, and continue talking about a case that is 12 years old. Reporter labor secretary alex acosta announcing he is stepping down from his cabinet position. As outlook folder, i do not think it is right and fair for this administrations Labor Department to have epstein as a focus, rather than the incredible economy that we have today. Reporter acostas resignation, coming in the wake of controversy. Critics arguing the former u. S. Attorney for southern florida was too lenient in a plea deal struck over a decade ago with accused sex trafficker jeffrey epstein. He made a deal that people were happy with, and then 12 years later, they are not happy with it. Reporter the president making it clear, acostas resignation was not requested by the white house. And saying the labor secretarys remarks wednesday were inadequate and decent. Alex acosta was a great secretary of labor. Reporter asked about his relationship with epstein, the president s of the two had a falling out years ago. The reason does not make any difference frankly, but i have not spoken to him in probably 15 years or more. I was not a big fan of jeffrey epstein, that i can tell you. Reporter the light helped said acostas deputy will become the new acting secretary. As california struggles with a housing crisis, there are two bills working their way through the state legislator right now, that aim to address this growing emergency. Senate bill 330, and senate bill 592 would prevent local cities and counties from imposing certain regulations that limit development. Supporters of the legislation include members of the mb movement, that is yes in my backyard, as opposed to know in my backyard. One of the members of the movement joins us here in studio to talk about these proposed pieces of legislation and the plans to build more housing in california. We are joined in studio by todd david, executive director of the San FranciscoHousing Action coalition. Thank you for coming in. I think a lot of people, it gets a lot of peoples attention and you hear yimby. You are pushing for more construction of housing here in california. Lets backtrack a little bit. We know that there is a shortage of places for people to live. Why do you think that is . Sure. Let me start with this, the state of california is 49th in the country in Housing Units per capita. Right . Only the state of utah is in a more precarious position. Some people think maybe the families are larger in utah. I mean, so i just want to put that in perspective. Starkly, the question is like why, how did we get here . I think there is multiple answers. There is not just one thing that happened. Lets just think about San Francisco. Lets start with San Francisco. Two thirds of San Francisco is zoned only for singlefamily homes, or duplexes. So, it is only legal to build apartment buildings in an urban center of San Francisco in one third of the city. How will these pieces of legislation, taking their way through the legislator, make a difference and address that housing shortage . These two specific pieces of legislation that we are talking about today, sb 330, and sb 392, they do nothing to change the zoning. So, the zoning will remain the same. There is another bill, sb 50, that would do something for zoning. That is not a twoyear bill. Sb 330 and sbs 592, what they do, once a housing development, someone puts in an application for housing development, joint going to build housing, once the application is complete, the rules around building that get locked in. So a municipality cannot increase fees after the application. The developer knows the rules. That is what that does. What 592 does, there is something called the housing accountability act, which says that is zoning compliant Housing Project has to be approved by a municipality. 592 clarifies a couple of minor ambiguities. We have to wrap up in a moment, the criticism is this takes away control from local municipalities, a brief response to that. Let me say this, we have had total local control of the state of california for 150 years. I think that we would all say we are not happy with the housing situation. These bills are moving to have a little bit of state intervention to kind of combat, or to counter that complete low control. We have to leave the conversation there unfortunately. Todd david with the San FranciscoHousing Action coalition, we appreciate your time, tenant for coming in. My pleasure. There is talk in washington of delaying the testimony of former special counsel robert mueller. He was set to testify under subpoena next wednesday. Catherine herridge explains why congress is now discussing a delay. How many bites of the apple do you get . They want to go it again and again and again. Because they want to hurt the president for the election. Reporter President Donald Trump voicing frustration the democrats want more from a former special counsel robert mueller. There is nothing he can say. He has written a report. The report says no collusion, and is said effectively no obstruction. Reporter the president s remarks coming days ahead of muellers congressional testimony, scheduled for july 17. The House Judiciary Committee discussed delaying muellers appearance another week, to be sure more time for lawmaker questions. Very important that the American People have the opportunity to hear from robert mueller, that he have the opportunity to convey to the American People all the evidence he collected, all which described him as to the president. Reporter republicans voicing criticism on another America Mueller hearing. This latest one titled constitutional the economy is doing the last on that and we dont like it because we do not like the election. Why dont we accept actually take up for legislation to fix the word crisis, to fix the issues we all talk about it. Reporter muellers testimony is scheduled to take place between two house committees in open session. Already, he has expressed reluctance to testify, says he wont go beyond what is written in his report. If the testimony does happen as scheduled, he will be able to watch it in its entirety wednesday morning on ktvu plus. We will also have live updates during the testimony right here on ktvu. New orleans prepares for barry, the growing concerns this afternoon about flooding, as the storm is expected to make landfall now as a hurricane. Outside our doors at home, and the court to stay over the bay area. Tomorrow is expected to be very similar before we take a turn towards a cooldown. I have details on your weekend and beyond, coming up. The National Hurricane center warns the effects of barry could be severe, even for inland areas. Right now, the Tropical Storm has the potential to become a hurricane. As casey siegel reports from new orleans, it is the rain posing the biggest threat. Reporter the winds are picking up along the gulf coast, heralding the arrival of barry, slated for landfall saturday morning near morgan city. We do not know the intervals between periods of heavy rain. We dont know whether there is going to be time for some of the rain to drain. Reporter Officials Say it is a slowmoving storm. Folks need to be ready to go it alone for an extended period of time, especially if the power goes. We also need to be prepared for widespread Power Outages that wont be remedied as quickly as we would like. We are just going to ride it out. We have kind of taken the attitude that this is what we signed up for. We live in new orleans. This is what happens. I cant get scared every time something bad happens. Reporter normally, this time of year, the Mighty Mississippi river back here is about six or 8 feet above sea level. Right now, it is 16 or 17 feet, expected to crest of the weekend at 19 feet. The highest levy builds post katrina is 25 feet tall and so, before this storm even hits, it is already getting way too close for comfort. That is the latest from new orleans, casey siegel, fox news. All right, and certainly a lot of consent there along the gulf coast. It sounds like this system, in is somewhere between a Tropical Storm and a hurricane at this point. Yes, and again, a short tomorrow. Already, those bands of rain over areas of louisiana, we are talking mississippi, alabama, and it is a slowmoving system. We know what that means, when it is slowmoving, it continues to pummel that area, moving very very slowly into the state before it finally begins to deteriorate. Here is a look at Tropical Storm barry at the moment. Winds at 65 miles per hour, moving very slowly at about 6 miles per hour, and a west northwest direction. It really is going to be closed, whether or not it comes ashore as a Tropical Storm or hurricane. Once it comes inland, loses its team, it will again deteriorate. By sunday, it drops down to a depression, the winds will be at 35 miles per hour. As far as rainfall abounds, expected to be Severe Weather rainmaker to anywhere from 10 to 20 inches a possibility. As we know, they have been talking about it for days, the Mississippi River is already at about 16 feet, even a little bit about. Expect it to really peek around 19 feet, which is between moderate and major flooding in those areas. The army corps of engineers believes that the levees will hold up that is some good news there. They still have the storm surge to deal with, as long as strong winds. Here at home, we have got mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. No complaints when it comes to bay area weather. Maybe cloud cover there, that will not shake free as a get into the afternoon or evening hours, pacifica, halfmoon being covered, ocean beach, ask partly cloudy at the moment. I showed you a live shot in San Francisco, with a little puff of cloud cover streaming by. The onshore breeze at fairfield is 25 miles per hour. Concord reporting west at 13, and oakland at 18. That cool pacific air continues to move the the bay area. That is what is helping to keep the coastline cool and mild around the bay. Our inland cities, it is a warm one out there. Richard in the upper 80s around areas like livermore, 86 in santa rosa, 60 degrees by the water on the west edge of San Francisco. Tomorrow will be similar to today. And everybody cools down as we get into sunday and monday. Here is a look at the temperatures tomorrow morning with partly to mrs. Sunny skies. A little bit of fog, 56 in San Francisco, 54 in santa rosa, 60 degrees and concord with plenty of sunshine for the afternoon, and temperatures creeping up a bit. Upper 60s for sausalito. We will go upper 80s for petaluma, and low 90s for santa rosa. For the east bay tomorrow, 75 and oakland, low 90s in walnut creek, and 90 for the afternoon high for antioch. Southbay in the afternoon, san jose going to 85, 76 by santa cruz. 83 in redwood city, 69 in the city of San Francisco, that is a Beautiful Day for you there. Partly cloudy, low to mid 60s accepted over areas of pacifica, half moon bay. If you are headed to tahoe, going to be gorgeous here. Temperatures in the low 80s for the afternoon tomorrow, upper 70s on sunday. As we get into the extended forecast, we are looking at temperatures cool it off just a little bit on sunday. We will continue to cool as we get into monday, tuesday, wednesday, more dramatic. Alex . Thank you rosemary. It was all singing and smiles this morning as ktvus the 9 hit the road once again for another zip trip. This time, mike garcia and the whole gang featured in south San Francisco, and hundreds of people turned out this morning for the broadcast and all of the fun surrounding the big show. During each of our zip trips, we would like to introduce you to a hometown hero. This time, a young girl in south San Francisco, who needed help from firefighters in that city, more than 15 years ago, is now lending her hand to the department and chasing her dreams. Ktvus Claudine Wong tells us how a 911 call started a connection that has lasted to this day. Reporter it is all about being prepared. For emt sarah buescher, it does not feel like work. I have been working here for about a year and half now. Reporter as far as she can remember, this is the career she has always wanted. Reporter Little Things that kids will fill out, like in first grade, what you want to be when you grow up . Every single one of them has been a paramedic and firefighter. Reporter she says that dream may have been born south city firefighters responded to a 911 call. She was just four years old. It was probably about 12 hours. Reporter catherine was on both of those calls. About a euro to afterwards, i go to kindergarten, a common tour the fire station with a girl scout group. While i am touring, they should as the ambulance, and as this if anyone thought about riding in a rules. Is in it was an answer, a light bulb went on. I looked over and recognize sarah and her mom. I was like oh yeah, okay. I would never. Will put two and two together. It turns out i was in school with his son joey. Reporter over the next 15 years or so, these two families would grow closer. Both joey and sarah knew they wanted to be firefighters when they grew up i have ran into the captains and stuff like that. I said i cannot wait to come be a firefighter work for the city and stuff like that. Reporter a few years ago, when his son left for college, sarah stayed close to i finished my Associates Degree in fire technology. I have done a college free service by academy as well as my emt certificate. In the fall, i am going to start paramedic school, which is a year and half process. After that, i hope to be able to be hired. She is not going to quit until she gets it. That is what i tell her just to keep going. Reporter while there are no guarantees she will get to work here in south city once she becomes a paramedic, she is already making her mark as one of only four women in the department. It is changing. Of course it is changing. To be a part of that change is honestly one of the greatest things for me. Reporter both admit it is something to think about, remarkable odds that had been crossing paths for the first time so long ago. We are somewhere in the neighborhood now of 8000 calls per year. The odds of me being on duty at that particular time, to be the one who responded to her house, those are pretty long odds. Reporter pretty remarkable when you see where they are today. These are pictures of their two families in dc on vacation. And, both sarah and captain out of bony son joni, there is that the blue shirt, are still working towards that dream of becoming firefighters. A dream that they are getting closer to every day. Claudine wong, ktvu, fox 2 news. Up next, here on the 4, screening the Pacific Ocean one marina at a time. Still to come, the device that has garnered attention in hoping to clean up trash in the bay before it hits the open ocean. The weekend is almost here, it is going to be a gorgeous one with nice weather on top. Of course, there are plenty of things for you to do around the bay area. Here is rosemary with your weekend watch. We are heading into the weekend, and here are a handful of happenings to consider. In the southbay, lego fans can check out books by the bay saturday, complete with lego creations, a peoples choice contest and vendors. On the peninsula, acg a palo alto clay and glass festival is happening this weekend. More than 130 clay and glass artists, handson activities and demos. Or, you can head to the 40th annual los altos art and Wine Festival in downtown, featuring fine art, concerts, childrens activities, food, wine, and craft beer. In San Francisco, enjoy the but still day festival on saturday at embarcadero plaza, highlights include food, wine, beer, a vintage car show and gets playground. Donate a toy while celebrating christmas in july at the firefighters toy drive, car show and live music. This event happening on saturday at atwater tavern from 11 00 to 5 00. In the north bay, san rafael hobson bind vines jealous saturday at city plaza. You will be able to enjoy wine and beer tastings from breweries, bars, restaurants and merchants. , head to kenwood for the Fourth Annual wine country comedy fest. The allstar lineup goes on for three weekends, starting on saturday at saint annes crossing winery. In sports, is our home giants and clicks are away. That is your weekend watch. A Colorado Company has developed an app that could save your dogs life. The pup calm Environmental System feeds in vehicle temperature information directly to a persons cell phone. William loops go as president and ceo of pup tech. Loops go says your dogs individual information will help you make an educated decision. The app does not just tell you, it can also text you as well. The cost of the pup tech system is about 200. It is being described as a trashcan for the sea, to environmental advocates from australia have created a device, which they say can help deal with the growing problem of pollution in our worlds oceans. We went to San Francisco to get a look at the sea been in action. I reach in, grab it, and political. Reporter it is a combination of a trashcan and pool skimmer. Pete hopes this invention will help clean up our ocean. The ceo of c been shows at what this device captured in the waters off pier 39. We have collected cigarette butts, plastic straws, microbe plastics. We have also collected some oil and fuel. Reporter pete, a surfer from australia, and his business partner, dreamed up the sea been three years ago, frustrated by the growing amount of plastic and pollutants littering the water. Reporter everywhere we went around the world, there was so much marine, litter, floating around, it was like we need a trashcan for the water. We skimmed the water from the surface. It takes about half an inch of water. We pass it through a filter. We pump the water clean out the bottom. Then in the filter, we collect the plastic bottles, the plastic straws. Reporter so far, there are more than 700 see bins, operating in more than 40 countries around the world. Here in San Francisco, pete has teamed up with 11yearold cindy white who will be checking the contents of the sea been once a week. And, doing an inventory of all the water bottles, wrappers, plastics, and micro plastics that have been collected from the waters of the bay. I like the environment, and i want to help it. I think it is better for the bay area. I also heard that there were more around the world. Reporter pete says the see bins in use around the world have already pulled close to two tons of waste from our oceans that could have been ingested by marine life. But, he says to truly make a dent in the problem, we all need to change our behavior. Ac been is not going to save the ocean, technology is not going to save the ocean, it all comes back to us, then the back, abandoned the plastic straw, i think invention combined with technology, that is how we will win the war on plastics. As part of his campaign to try to clean up the oceans, the ceo of c been is urging local governments around the world to install more of these devices, and make a concerted effort to limit the publics use of plastic. Ktvu fox 2 news at 5 00 is up next. We will have more of those i. C. E. Rates expected to happen here in the bay area this upcoming weekend. He will tell you how cities and counties are reacting and preparing, that is next to 5 00. Ktvu fox 2 news at 5 00 starts now. Immigration suites plan for the weekend and today, some here in the bay area are fighting back. Citizens, politicians and religious leaders all speak out to ease the fears of undocumented immigrants. Good evening, im heather and eliana will be here later. Protesters are staging across the bay area and the nation, faith and Community Leaders calling to Close Centers along the border and we saw demonstrators in San Francisco this morning at another rally planned this evening. People are gathering in palo alto for a vigil this evening and demonstrations come as i. C. E. Raids are expected in 10 cities including here the in the bay area. Thousands march in aumie earlier today calling for my grandchildren to be released from detention. They tried to speak with the wisconsin senators but were turned down. President trump was in milwaukee for a speech on trade and before leaving the white house, the president said there is nothing secret about this operation. Nothing can be secret about it. If the word gets out, it gets out. Because hundreds of people know about it is a major operation. It starts on sunday and they will take people out and they will bring them back to their countries. The president has criticized oakland mayor libby schaaf for wanting about i. C. E. Raids