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A UCLA student has been detained at the southern border. The case is shining a light on President Trump's mass deportation efforts. Tonight on west coast wrap what we're learning about the student. Plus, we have a reaction from the UCLA campus. And, a measles patient just traveled through one of the busiest airports in the west. We'll layout a timeline for when anyone exposed could see signs they're infected.

Tonight -- a lawmaker from Arizona stepping into the legal fight over a man who the Trump Administration mistakenly deported. Why the congresswoman says she's going to travel El Salvador where Kilmar Abrego Garcia is being held in a notorious maximum security prison. Plus -- a long line of shoppers outside a supermarket here in the west for a big giveaway. The social media influencer paying for people's groceries and what he's saying about his next act of kindness.

Tonight -- a driver caught on video intentionally plowing his pickup truck through the gates at an Arizona police station, and authorities say he did this twice as officers tried to track him down. Coming up -- how police took him into custody. Plus, as California files a lawsuit to stop President Trump's sweeping tariffs from hurting the state's economy, it raises the question of whether other states will follow suit. Tonight -- what Oregon's governor is saying about the impact of this trade war and whether her state plans to take legal action.

Authorities in the Pacific Northwest are releasing new surveillance video as they search for the man who triggered an explosion at a Tesla Supercharger station. We discuss why investigators are calling this a case of domestic terrorism.

KTVU's Greg Lee talks with team mentor Travis Covington, VP of Strategic Robotics at Johnson & Johnson MedTech about the team's prospects as they prepare for the competition.

Rattled nerves in Southern California as millions of people got a strong jolt. The latest on a 5.2 magnitude earthquake that was centered in Eastern San Diego County.

On this episode of Like It or Not Late Night, we discuss Snow White and Hollywood reboots, Gavin Newsom's podcast, making Canada a state and Kermit the Frog commencement speaker.

It was a win in court for convicted murderers Erik and Lyle Menendez. We hear from their attorney who's talking about convincing a judge to grant the brothers a resentencing hearing.

Tonight--Tesla owners targeted as outrage grows over Elon Musk's role in the Trump administration. We'll show you how one Cybertruck driver was harassed in southern Nevada and tell you about the arrest that was made in a separate case of vandalism. Plus, China's latest act of retaliation in its escalating trade war with the U.S. could have a huge impact on Hollywood. How Beijing plans to restrict the number of American movies shown in China.

President Trump may have paused most of his reciprocal tariffs but there is still a lot of anxiety about the economy. What items shoppers are buying as they prepare for prices to go up.

Two high-profile members of the Trump administration visited Arizona's capitol. We'll show you what border czar Tom Homan told lawmakers about the ongoing immigration crackdown and details on the local legislation that was endorsed by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.