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Tonight -- Washington and Oregon are leading an effort to push back against President Trump's executive order that aims to ban federal funding for gender-affirming care for people up to 19 years old. The arguments laid out in today's lawsuit. Plus, millions of Americans will be enjoying some beers with the big game this weekend. Still, many breweries are actually seeing slumping sales and it's especially true here in the West. What businesses are doing to try and stay afloat? In developing news, officials have found a plane carrying 10 that went missing in Alaska.

A federal judge in Washington state has blocked the Trump administration's effort to deny birthright citizenship to the children of undocumented migrants. Why the judge granted an injunction against the controversial order and reaction from those involved in this legal fight.

Tonight on West Coast Wrap: "Operation Return to Sender." That's what federal agents call today's major crackdown in the West, with more than 100 arrests at several locations. How this operation is connected to President Trump's new immigration enforcement efforts. Plus -- a dramatic rescue in southern California. Firefighters pull a girl with special needs from a burning home; why she was unable to escape on her own and the message the girl's mother has for firefighters.

A moment of courtroom chaos was caught on video when a murder suspect attacked in the middle of a hearing in New Mexico. We show you what led up to the brawl.

Demonstrations are happening along the West Coast against the Trump administration's immigration crackdown. A protest in Arizona got out of hand as several police patrol cars were damaged as a large crowd took over an intersection outside Phoenix.

Thousands of Costco workers are prepared to strike. What are employees demanding from the company, and how could this impact shoppers? Several homeowners near a beach in southern California were forced to evacuate today following a landslide. We'll take a closer look at the damage.

Reaction to the mid-air collision in Washington D.C. continues to pour in as federal investigators piece together what led to the crash between the passenger jet and Army helicopter. We hear from a longtime military pilot who weighs in on this disaster.

Mariposa Baking Company, based in Oakland, is completely gluten-free. It's now getting recognition across the country and around the world for it's innovation and incredible taste. In our latest Made in the Bay, Pam Cook takes us inside the bakery for a look at how the goodies are made, and the health condition that inspired the woman who calls herself an 'accidental entrepreneur.'

Patti Furey Crane says she's lucky to have founded Mariposa Bakery in Oakland, which is all gluten-free.

Tonight -- immigration enforcement operations ramp up across the west. We'll have details on the deportation flights out of Arizona and break down some of the arrests made, including an alleged Venezuelan gang member who authorities say was caught on surveillance video threatening neighbors at a Colorado apartment complex. Plus -- one state here in the West is taking a big step toward launching electric air taxis--how this effort could connect communities and cut commute times.

"American Nightmare" kidnapper Matthew Muller has pleaded guilty to new charges in the Bay Area.

Matthew Muller, convicted in the 2015 Vallejo kidnapping and rape of Denise Huskins, is tied to more crimes.