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Officers opened fire on a reversing vehicle that reportedly struck two bystanders in the Bay Area in California during protests against a proposed immigration crackdown. The incident, which occurred around 10 p.m. on October 23 at a Coast Guard base in Alameda, California, was captured in dramatic footage.

The FBI is currently investigating the shooting, which was caught on video amid protests in Alameda, California.

Federal agents have arrived in the Bay Area, where activists are gearing up for protests, but San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie says Trump has called off any federal deployment to the city.

Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee said Friday that a planned increase in federal immigration enforcement was on pause throughout the Bay Area, not just in San Francisco.

It was unclear whether the rest of the Bay Area would also be free from federal enforcement efforts, as was promised for San Francisco.

Tensions eased late Thursday afternoon outside Coast Guard Island after Trump backed off his plan for a federal immigration surge in the Bay Area. However, some protesters clashed with local officers who were dispatched to clear the area.

Protests took place in Sacramento, the state's capital, and in several Bay Area cities. Organizers estimate thousands of people gathered for the demonstrations.

Today marks the second "No Kings" protest against President Donald Trump's administration, with big crowds of protesters showing up across the country. Here's the latest on what's happening in the Bay

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