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Tonight on West Coast Wrap, we'll get back to the deaths of actor Gene Hackman and his wife. A rare case of hantavirus killed Betsy Arakawa at their New Mexico home. An infectious disease specialist will join us with details of how she could have become infected and risk factors for future infections in the West. And activists working to help immigrants in Southern California worry they're being targeted. We have video of a hit-and-run crash that happened as they worked to educate migrants in LA.

Tonight -- new details emerge about a stunning discovery in Colorado. Police officers investigating a burglary find a boy who's been missing for seven years. Authorities say he was taken by his mother, who doesn't have custody. Coming up -- the body camera video showing officers piecing together the clues. Plus, Las Vegas officials are meeting tonight to discuss plans to build a new ballpark for the A's. We'll have the latest plans and the new renderings showing the view fans will experience inside the stadium.

Tonight -- we'll break down the lawsuit filed by Los Angeles County over one of the devastating wildfires earlier this year. And, hundreds of Southern California high school students affected by those fires got uplifting news delivered directly from Hollywood star Steve Carrell: the gift they're receiving this prom season. Plus -- a new type of robotaxi set to hit the strip. when Amazon's autonomous vehicles are expected to roll out across Las Vegas and how they could redefine transportation in the popular tourist destination.

A desperate search continues in Oregon as authorities hope more boots on the ground will help find a missing two-year-old boy. Dane Paulsen disappeared on Saturday. He was last seen in the yard of his family's home in Siletz more than 100 miles southwest of Portland.

Federal authorities in Los Angeles say they've arrested the leaders of one of the country's largest human smuggling organizations, accused of bringing thousands of undocumented immigrants here from Guatemala. We'll look at how this bust is connected to a series of raids across Southern California over the past week.

Tonight -- tensions rising as the Trump administration pushes ahead with its immigration crackdown with protesters in Southern California trying to interrupt a raid by federal authorities. More on why that home may have been targeted and why demonstrators stepped in. Plus -- a car crashes upside down in an icy ravine in Colorado--how a witness and quick-thinking sheriff's deputies rescued the two women inside as that car filled with water.

We're following the latest developments from New Mexico tonight, where actor Gene Hackman, his wife, and one of their dogs were found dead inside their home. Coming up-hear more of the 911 calls released late today, and we'll show you how Hollywood is paying tribute to Hackman's remarkable career. And, using cutting-edge technology to call balls and strikes, we'll take you to spring training in Arizona, where Major League Baseball tests out robot umpires.

KTVU's Heather Holmes sits down with Jackie Shiels, clinical psychologist at Kaiser Permanente to take an in-depth look at the nature of eating disorders and how to support those struggling or at risk.