abdullah hassan is only two years old, but he is dying. he was diagnosed with a rare brain condition in august. his family says he is currently on life support. attorney's for the family have shared that the young boy's health is worsening and that he does not have long to live. shaima only arrived late wednesday night at sfo from cairo. it has been a brutal and stressful fight to get her a visa. abudullah and his father ali are us citizens, shaima is not. she was blocked by the trump administrations travel ban to return to the us to see her son after leaving the us back in 2017 with abdullah to apply for a visa. late tuesday, the state department granted a waiver for shaima to return to be with her son. at the airport wednesday... a brief comment from the family thanking supporters during this painful time. abdullah hassan the family says now they are spending as much time as possible with their son... and making sure he is comfortable. they said that now that they are together as a family, the can mourn with dignity ( robin ) ( robin )(

two year old abdullah hassan was born two years ago with a genetic brain disorder.his american father was able to bring the little boy to the u=s last october.but his mother, a citizen of yemen, was stranded on the other side of president trump's travel ban.."he's about to die soon and the mother is just unable to touch him to see him even give him a kiss before he go."yemen is one of five mostly muslim countries whose citizens are restricted from entering the u=s.hassan says crucial support came from the staff at oakland's children's hospital.''...'taking care of my son abdullah. i can't imagine how thankful i am to them they were so nice to me. i would also like to thank my family, friends ... i mean the whole world. unbelievable. hassan's relief at being reunited with his wife is mixed with the grief over losing his son, now on life support.i can't imagine those days will come when i will have to thake the breathing tube out of him, take my son and go bury him. it will be the hardest day of my life.the muslim rights group cair took up hassan's cause after being alerted by the hospi

abdullah hassan is only two years old, but he is dying.d with a rare brain condition in august. his family says he is currently on life support. attorney's for the family have shared that the young boy's health is worsening and that he does not have long to live. shaima only arrived late wednesday night at sfo from cairo. it has been a brutal and stressful fight to get her a visa. abudullah and his father ali are us citizens, shaima is not. she was blocked by the trump administrations travel ban to return to the us to see her son after leaving the us back in 2017 with abdullah to apply for a visa. late tuesday, the state department granted a waiver for shaima to return to be with her son. at the airport wednesday... a brief comment from the family thanking supporters during this painful time. abdullah hassan the family says now they are spending as much time as possible with their son... and making sure he is comfortable. they said that now that they are together as a family, the can mourn with dignity ( darya ) the lawyer for the man char

abdullah hassan was born with a rare brain disease.his father took him to the u.s. for treatment. he was placed on life support. his mother, a yemeni national, was barred and unable to visit. after a long fight, she was allowed to enter the u.s. to say her last goodbyes. a funeral will be held today. >>> family is demanding justice for local girl hit by a fallen tree branch. the garcia family is filing a multimillion dollar lawsuit claiming their daughter's injuries could have been a -- could have been avoided. >> reporter: the parents of a toddler who was seriously injured when part of a massive tree came crashing down on her, on this campus last year. they are filing a multimillion dollar lawsuit saying the school should've known the tree was a tragedy waiting to happen. the video shows the 2-year-old zealyn garcia at her mother's company picnic in august 2017. an hour later, her father watched a large tree branch, 50 feet wide and several feet thick come crashing down on jasmine and zealyn garcia. the impact knocked her unconscious.

abdullah hassan is only two years old, but he is dying. he was diagnosed with a rare brain condition in august. his family says he is currently on life support. attorney's for the family have shared that the young boy's health is worsening and that he does not have long to live. shaima only arrived late wednesday night at sfo from cairo. it has been a brutal and stressful fight to get her a visa. abudullah and his father ali are us citizens, shaima is not. she was blocked by the trump administrations travel ban to return to the us to see her son after leaving the us back in 2017 with abdullah to apply for a visa. late tuesday, the state department granted a waiver for shaima to return to be with her son. at the airport wednesday... a brief comment from the family thanking supporters during this painful time. abdullah hassan the family says now they are spending as much time as possible with their son... and making sure he is comfortable. they said that now that they are together as a family, the can mourn with dignity. in oakland, terisa e

abdullah hassan turned two years old this past saturday.suffering from a genetic brain condition. his father, who is a u.s. citizen, flew him here for treatment on october first. his mother has not seen him since and his condition has worsened. he has been on life support for more than a month. sheima swileh is the mother who is on her way. this so she'll be able to be with her son one last time. it is likely he'll be taken off of his venalator after that unless there is a miracle. his mother hadn't been allowed in the states because of the travel ban in effect. today though an i-130 immigration visa was approved. abdullah's fa

. >> reporter: abdullah hassan is hooked up to a ventilator.y, the boys father broke down. >> my wife is calling me every day. she just wants to see her son. one last time. >> reporter: ali hassan and his son are from yemen but are u.s. citizens. his wife shaima swileh is also from yemen, currently living in egypt. the family says shaima swileh can't come to the u.s. to say goodbye because of the u.s. travel man on five mostly muslim countries. her visa application was denied in 2017 and the family says her repeated request for a waiver have been ignored. the family is represented by care, the council on american- islamic relations in sacramento. >> shaima swileh deserves to be with her dying son in his final moments. abdullah hassan deserves to feel his mother's touch one last time. >> reporter: backed by civil rights groups, care is calling on the federal government to expedite the mother's request for a waiver. >> the fact that they will not allow this mom to come and hold the hand of her dying child is criminal within itself. >> we are read

on friday, abdullah hassan was taken off life support at childrens hospital oakland ... after losing his battle with a genetic brain disorder. the boy became the center of trumps controversial travel ban ... when his yemini mother was not allowed into the u-s to see him. the state department eventually granted her a visa and she was able to relations says it will continue fighting to repeal the travel ban. a big story this morning. the inmate who escaped from san quentin prisoncarjacked a bay area woman, is behind bars again. after a 4 day manhunt ... police caught 21-year-old shalom mendoza saturday afternoon. someone who spotted him eating at a taco bell in paso robles. mendoza escaped from san quentin state prison last wednesday. he was working outside of the prison walls when authorities say he ran away. police say he then carjacked a woman in a home depot parking lot in san rafael.... mendoza is now facing felony charges. he's being held at salinas valley state prison. ( will ) funeral plans have been released for officer ronil singh. he was shot and killed during a

. >> two-year-old abdullah hassan has a rare genetic brain condition. his father brought him to the united states for treatment at the ucsf children's hospital in oakland. but his mother who is a yemen citizen was barred from coming to the united states because of the president's travel ban. the travel ban which affects five countries. >> his case showed the realities of the muslim ban. he showed the realities of family separation and what is happening to the yemeni community. >> abdullah's mother sued the united states and given a wafer to come here to the united states earlier this morning. her son passed away on friday. yesterday his funeral service was held at the california islamic funeral service. >>> investigators captured the suspect and seven others that were trying to help him to plea to mexico. one of the arrests was made here in the bay area. >> reporter: eight arrests have been made in the death of corporal singh. the allege shooter tracked down in bakersfield. he is being held without bail on a murder charge. seven others have been arreste

this is 2 year old abdullah hassan, a young boy on life support, and without his mother by his side due to the travel ban. that though will soon be changing. on tuesday his mother was granted approval to come to the united states, and more specifically oakland.sot bes thing i have ever heard in my life...the news is bittersweet as abdullah has a bittersweet as the news is bittersweet as abdullah has a genetic brain condition that has worsened over time. he's been on a venilator for a month and doctor's say the outlook is grim. his father ali, who is an american citizen, brought him to the united states on october first to get treatment. his mother applied for a visa last year but had been unable to get it until her request was finally granted after the story made news headlines around the world.sot these days it's hard for anyone to get a waiver.... tuesday night ali hassan was with friends and his son inside the hospital awaiting his son's mom's arrival. ali says this is long overdue but he's happy that abdullah will have a chance to be with his mother at least one last time. sot crazy

abdullah hassan turned two years old this past saturday. he is suffering from a genetic brain condition. his father, who is a u.s. citizen, flew him here for treatment on october first. his mother has not seen him since and his condition has worsened. he has been on life support for more than a month. sheima swileh is the mother who is on her way. this so she'll be able to be with her son one last time. it is likely he'll be taken off of his venalator after that unless there is a miracle. his mother hadn't been allowed in the states because of the travel ban in effect. today though an i-130 immigration visa was approved. abdullah's father along with the cair organization helped push this front and center and public outcry has likely been a large reason why this is happening. (j.r.)friends of the family tell me that right now abdullah's dad is preparing for tomorrow. sheima is expected to arrive around 7 pm. live in oakland, j.r. stone kron 4 news. <"being having all these dreams about like being here, that it usually takes me a little while

((ken/fsc))an attorney for abdullah hassan's family released this statement a short time ago."ali and shaima are in our thoughts and prayers as they mourn the loss of dear abdullah. with their courage, this family has inspired our nation to confront the realities of donald trump's muslim ban. ((fsc 2))in his short life, abdullah has been a guiding light for all of us in the fight against xenophobia and family separation." ((2shot))((grant))more breaking newsa powerful earthquake rocks the philippines, and now there is the threat of a tsunami.((ken)) that 7-point-0 magnitude quake struck around 11-40 am in the philippines.we just got word that there is no longer a tsunami threat.the quake was located about 120 miles southeast of davao..a large city with about 1-point-6 million people living there. officials in the philippines had advised the public to stay away from the coast..in case a tsunami washed ashore.word from the pacific tsunami warning center that there is no longer the threat of a tsunami from this earthquake. so far no reports on any injuries or damage.

want to celebrate their son's 2-year-old birthday, but instead of blowing out candles, little abdullah hassan is hooked up to a ventilator while his father ali holds his hand. abdullah suffers from a genetic brain condition. his mother is from yemen. she escaped the war in her country and is living in egypt. >> for months, they've been trying to acquire a visa for her. >> reporter: when abdullah's health took a turn for the worse, abdullah was taken to the better medical care.e >> the last wish for the mother just to hold him, even give him a kiss. >> reporter: the mother cannot travel to the u.s. because of the trump administration's ban on yemeni nationals entering the country. the family hopes the state department can make an exception. >> we need to take action and grant her this waiver so she can come be with her baby. >> we need your support. keep family together. >> reporter: we reached out to the state department for a comment. and they just got back to us. they say they don't talk about individual visa cases but they said they make every effort to facilitate international travel by v

that his wife may not have the chance to see her son before he takes his last breath.2-year-old abdullah hassan is on life support at a children's hospital in oakland, california..suffering from a genetic brain condition..his mother, who is a yemeni national living in egypt, is unable to come to the u.s. to see her son one last time..because of the white house's travel ban that restricts nationals of yemen and six other countries from entering the u.s.ali hassan, father of dying boy: "i'm trying for my wife to see him before i take the life support out."hassan and his son are american citizens..he says he brought the boy to the u.s. for medical treatment when his condition worsened a few months ago...now, the council on american-islamic relations is stepping up to try speed up the process to bring his wife to america..basim elkarra, cair executive director: "we are calling for the department of state to issue a muslim ban waiver to allow the wife of a u.s. citizen, the mother of a u.s. citizen to hold her child one last time."ali hassan, father of dying boy: "time is p get my family together ag

abdullah hassan is only two years old, but he is dying. he was diagnosed with a rare brain condition in august. his family says he is currently on life support. attorney's for the family have shared that the young boy's health is worsening and that he does not have long to live. shaima only arrived late wednesday night at sfo from cairo. it has been a brutal and stressful fight to get her a visa. abudullah and his father ali are us citizens, shaima is not. she was blocked by the trump administrations travel ban to return to the us to see her son after leaving the us back in 2017 with abdullah to apply for a visa. late tuesday, the state department granted a waiver for shaima to return to be with her son. at the airport wednesday... a brief comment from the family thanking supporters during this painful time. abdullah hassan the family says now they are spending as much time as possible with their son... and making sure he is comfortable. they said that now that they are together as a family, the can mourn with dignity (ken) a san francisco

abdullah hassan is only two years old, but he is dying. he was diagnosed with a rare brain condition in august. his family says he is currently on life support. attorney's for the family have shared that the young boy's health is worsening and that he does not have long to live. shaima only arrived late wednesday night at sfo from cairo. it has been a brutal and stressful fight to get her a visa. abudullah and his father ali are us citizens, shaima is not. she was blocked by the trump administrations travel ban to return to the us to see her son after leaving the us back in 2017 with abdullah to apply for a visa. late tuesday, the state department granted a waiver for shaima to return to be with her son. at the airport wednesday... a brief comment from the family thanking supporters during this painful time. abdullah hassan the family says now they are spending as much time as possible with their son... and making sure he is comfortable. they said that now that they are together as a family, the can mourn with dignity (grant) the man charg

as we have been reporting extensively this week, 2-year-old abdullah hassan is clinging to life at children's hospital in oakland. doctors say abdullah, who was born with a brain condition, may only have days to live. >> in washington, d.c., a mad scramble to avoid a partial government shutdown, while congress is close to a deal, it is not clear whether the president will a move it. the prove it. senate republicans are proposing a short-term spending bill which would keep the government open, but only through february 8th. democrats are on board, but there is still no love between those two parties. >> we can make sure we don't end this year the way we began it, with another government shutdown because of democrats' allergy to sensible immigration policy. >> if the budget bill passes,re would sign it by friday's midnight deadline. on twitter he pledged one way or the other we will win on the wall. >>> whiplash on wall street today as a promising rally this morning took a sudden plunge. the dow fell more than 350 points, finishing at its lowest level since september 2017. the drop came after t

the boy's name is abdullah hassan. he's 2 years old. he's clinging to life on a ventilator at ucsf benioff children's hospital here in oakland. his dad, ali, who is an american citizen, has been at his side for the past month. he's tried to convince the u.s. state department to grant his wife a visa to visit, but she's from the country of yemen, one of seven countries under president trump's travel ban. u.s. representatives who include congressman jerry mcinerney and congresswoman barbara lee wrote a letter to secretary of state mike pompeo urging him to give the mother a waiver, which was finally granted this week. >> the policy has become a problem. we need to attack those, but for now, the urgency was to get this woman to this country, so she could be with her son. >> it was the best day ever. i'm glad my wife got her visa. >> reporter: hassan's wife's visa is called a spousal visa. she'll have permanent residency here in the united states. her plane is scheduled to arrive sometime tonight. reporting live here in oakland, bob redell,

trying to get his wife back in the united states to be by the side of their dying son. 2-year-old abdullah hassan is on life support at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. he has a degenerative brain disease and doctors say it's getting worse. his father is an american citizen. his mom is a yemeni national who is blocked access into the u.s. under president trump's travel ban. >> my wife's calling me every day wanting to kiss and hold her son. for the one last time. >> the fact that they will not allow this mom to come and hold the hand of her dying child is criminal within itself. >> the council on american islamic relations says it is ready to fly the mother from cairo to sfo immediately once a waiver is issued. >>> president trump says that he will shut down the government if he does not get funding for that border wall, but democrats say it's not going to happen. that means money for many government services could run out on friday night. kpix5 political reporter melissa caen on how the bay area could be impacted by all this. melissa? >> reporter: yeah. we're here at the alcatraz fer

this is 2-year-old abdullah hassan. he was born with a brain condition that causes weekly seizure.her, a u.s. citizen, brought his son, also a u.s. citizen to cairo to the states last month for medical treatment. that's the last time the toddler saw his mother. >> it's horrible, i can't imagine how i'm going through it and my wife is going through it because my son, he's in critical condition right now. he's really, really unhealthy. >> reporter: ali says his son is not expected to live much longer, and the family says president trump's ban on travelers from certain muslim majority nations is keeping his wife, a yemen national who currently lives in egypt from abah is ting families from eache noarent is supposed through what i'm going through. i'm just doing the best. i do what i can. >> reporter: the u.s. state department is processing her request for a waiver to get her into the u.s. according to the family, but time is running out. the council on american islamic relations plans to file a formal letter with the state department and the u.s. embassy in cairo to speed up for reque

at word spreads, the doctors here at benihoff hospital in oakland are only giving 2-year-old abdullah hassan days to live. congresswoman barbara lee is calling president trump's travel ban un-american saying in a statement "i'm committed to doing all i can to fight it and restore decency and humanity to our immigration laws." she's written the state department urging the administration to grant the toddler's mother a waiver so she can be reunited with her son. >> please help us, get my family together again. >> reporter: a plea from the 2-year-old's father, ali hassan, who holds his son's hand, while he's hooked up to a ventilator. hassan spends days whispering into his ear. >> tell him your mother's not here with me. it's brain condition. bothathe are u.s. citizens. the boy's mother is from warn torn yemen and is now living in egypt. >> for months, if not years, they've been trying to acquire a visa, obtain a visa for her. >> reporter: when the young boy's health took a turn for the worse, ali could no longer wait for his wife's visa to go through, so he brought his son to the u.s., where h

their 2-year-old son abdullah hassan was born with a brain condition that causes seizures. the family says abdullah only has days left to live. >> everyone realized something had to happen. there is no way we were going to allow this administration to continue to deny abdullah's mother a visa. >> reporter: the sacramento chapter of the counsel on islamic american relations blamed the travel ban for preventing abdullah's mother from traveling to the u.s. to be with her dying son. three u.s. representatives from california sent this letter to secretary of state mike pompeo, urging him to give the mother a waiver. fast forward the today. >> this was the best day ever. i'm glad that my wife got her visa. crying with happiness. she is going to see her son. >> reporter: employees at the u.s. embassy in cairo actually apologized to his wife for the delay in her visa request. meanwhile, this family has received so much support in the last 24 hours, strangers have donated close to $15,000 online to help pay for those plane tickets, as well as for littlep. that's the latest here inbc

abdullah hassan was born with a rare brain disease. his father took him to the united states for treatment and he was placed on life support. his mother, a yemeni national, was barred by the travel ban and unable to visit. however, after a long fight she was allowed to enter the u.s. and say her last good-byes. a funeral will be held tomorrow. >>> now to an original report, a family demands justice for their little girl hit by a falling tree branch. tonight the garcia family is filing a multi-million dollar lawsuit claiming the injuries could have been avoided. >> reporter: tonight the parents of a toddler seriously injured when part of a massive tree came crashing down on her on this campus last year are filing a multi-million dollar lawsuit saying the school should have known the tree was a tragedy waiting to happen. the video shows then 2-year-old zealyn garcia at her mother's company picnic in august 2017. an hour later her father would watch a large tree branch 50 feet long and several feet thick in some places come crashing down

abdullah hassan was on life support by the time his mother was granted a us visa to visit him.ing to the us because of president trump's ban that restricts yemeni nationals from entering the country. thousands of people have marched through the serbian capital, belgrade, in the latest mass protest against president aleksandar vucic and his governing serbian progressive party. opposition groups accuse mr vucic of being autocratic and establishing total control over the media. the protests against him began after an opposition leader was beaten before a political gathering in central serbia last month. british police have acknowledged that some of the sightings of drones over london's gatwick airport may have been devices belonging to the force. an estimated 140,000 people had their travel plans ruined before christmas as experts tried to find the illegal drone operators. police say they have not yet found the drone that caused the runway closure. gatwick airport is offering a large reward for any information leading to the arrest of those responsible. our correspondent andy moor

abdullah hassan died in a hospital in oakland, california, from a genetic brain condition. his father had brought him legally to the u.s. for treatment, but his mother was restricted from entering under president trump's travel ban. she applied for a waiver in 2017, but officials didn't grant it until earlier this month after she sued so she could see her dying son. a community in missouri is on edge and searching for answers after four members of the same family were murdered. violence erupted inside a suburban home and then spilled into the streets overnight. kenneth craig has more on a massive manhunt launched to catch a killer. >> reporter: by the time st. charles city police officers got to the home, still draped with christmas lights, there was little they could do. the scene inside, they say, was horrific. zoe and jonathan kasten, just 8 and 10 years old; and their grandmother, jane moeckel, were shot to death. the children's mother was also shot and later died at the hospital. >> when officers arrived on scene, they did observe a vehicle leaving the area at a high r

two—year—old abdullah hassan, who is a us citizen, suffers from a rare genetic brain disorder and willoff. let us return to brexit now, and there's lots to talk about, as always. 0liver cornock, editor—in—chief at the oxford business group, joins me now. good morning. so let's talk about the migration story, because that will dominate most of today, sajid javid, the home secretary, talking about what it will look like in 2021. absolutely and if we can get the —— beyond the current impasse it is this scenario which will frame britain's position in the world so it's really important. we see in the headlines today looking through that businesses are concerned to know what the position will be. and of course for the world you have to remember that immigration was a really important part of the brexit argument. it made a lot of people in the uk vote the way they did. it is a very contentious issue. for business groups it is really concerning because businesses in the uk rely quite significantly on migrant labour. at the same time you are seeing the dissension within the tory party deepening

state department so that the boy's mother can come see her son. 2-year-old abdullah hassan was born with a rare brain disease, and his condition is quickly deteriorating. his mother lives in egypt, but can't enter the united states because of president trump's travel ban on muslim countries. so far the state department has ignored their pleas for a waiver to get her into the country. the by's family is preparing to remove him from life support and want to give his mother one last chance to say goodbye. >>> migration has been a hot button issue this year, between the migrant caravan and president trump's border wall, it was never far from the headlines. well, today the u.n. is marking international migrants day. the goal, toro dignity for migrants. sarah harman joining us now in studio with more. sarah, good morning. great to have you with us. what is this all about? >> hey, good morning to youing. migration has been such a big issue. we've all heard about the caravan and the border wall, and in the u.s. it's become very political. migration is a global phenomenon. wherever there is confl

abdullah hassan was on life support by the time his mother was granted a us visa to visit him.ling to the us because of president trump's ban that restricts yemeni nationals from entering the country. a street of cars has been set alight in paris as the so—called yellow vest movement enters its seventh week. the vehicles were set alight near the le parisien newspaper building in the capital, where some demonstrators were gathering. a number of roads across the country were blocked on saturday as thousands of demonstrators marched on city centres, with some protests turning violent. turnout for the movement has dropped with organisers blaming the festive season for the slump in numbers. the uk government has insisted that it's working "very effectively" with france, to tackle an increase in the number of migrants crossing the channel in small boats. more than 200 people have arrived since the start of november and there have been calls for more patrol boats off dover. earlier the immigration minister held talks with border force officials. richard lister reports. you're iranian?

two—year—old abdullah hassan, who is a us citizen, suffers from a rare genetic brain disorder and willpport switched off. mancester united has sacked its managerjose mourinho following a dismal start to the football season, and defeat to arch rivals liverpool. the club is expected to appoint a caretaker manager until the end of the season, with a permanent replacement appointed after that. mourinho‘s sacking comes just two—and—a—half years into his tenure as manager of the club. japan has announced new defence spending over five years on aircraft carriers, advanced stealth fighters and long—range missiles. the government says it's needed to combat the growing threat from china. 0fficials insist the plans are allowed underjapan‘s pacifist constitution, which limits the country's military to defence. five leading british business organisations have issued a strongly—worded warning about a no—deal brexit, saying many firms have been watching the continuing political deadlock in horror. on tuesday, theresa may's government revealed that 3,500 troops have been put on standby, in case britai

abdullah hassan was on life support by the time his mother was granted a us visa to visit him.from traveling to the us because of president trump's ban that restricts yemeni nationals from entering the country. the uk has spent $130 million on extra ferry capacity — to ensure the delivery of critical goods in the event of a no—deal brexit. the ships have been chartered to ease congestion at dover, and allow more lorries through other ports. the department for transport described the move as "a small but importa nt" element of its no—deal planning. flights at germany's hanover airport have resumed after they were suspended when a man drove a car onto the tarmac. police were able to overpower the man and stop the car. it's unclear what the motive was. egypt says it has killed a0 people it accuses of planning attacks against tourist sites and state institutions. the country's interior ministry says it happened on hideouts in giza and north sinai after it received intelligence that there would be attacks against state institutions, tourist sites and churches. police launched the ra

two-year-old abdullah hassan has passed away. he was being treated for a genetic brain condition at oakland's u-c-s-f benioff children's hospital. hassan's mother shaima swileh...is from yemen, she is suing the trump administration for not letting her into the u-s to be with her dying son. she was blocked access because of the trump administrations travel ban. the child and his father are both u-s citizens, but the boy's mother is not. his father brought abdullah to the u-s in october to receive treatment.about a week ago the state department eventually granted swileh a visa to see her son. a funeral for the boy will take place today. breaking overnight... police in the east bay are investigating a multi-vehicle car crash in pittsburg. it happened around three this morning. 5 cars were involved... 3 of them caught on fire. but police say that no one was seriously injured. the accident caused the closure of all the west bound lanes of highway four. all lanes are now back open. ( marty ) the community of newman in stanislaus county

abdullah hassan turned two years old this past saturday. suffering from a genetic brain condition. his father, who is a u.s. citizen, flew him here for treatment on october first. his mother has not seen him since. his mother hadn't been allowed in the states because of the travel ban in effect. but yesterday morning she was finally granted a visa. ( darya ) the boy's mom is expected to arrive around 7:00 tonight. it is likely that he will be taken off of life support after his mother gets a chance to say goodbye. ( james ) n to the east bay .. a person was hit and hilled by a car in fremont. it happened at around 10 o'clock last night at the intersection of fremont boulevard and grimmer road. the victim has not been identified. the driver remained on scene, and cooperated with police. ( james )in the south bay ... san jose city officials approved two tin

abdullah hassan turned two years old this past saturday. suffering from a genetic brain condition. his father, who is a u.s. citizen, flew him here for treatment on october first. his mother has not seen him since. his mother hadn't been allowed in the states because of the travel ban in effect. but yesterday morning she was finally granted a visa. ( darya ) the boy's mom is expected to arrive around 7:00 tonight. it is likely that he will be taken off of life support after his mother gets a chance to say goodbye. ( darya ) now to the east bay .. a person was hit and hilled by a car in fremont. it happened at around 10 o'clock last night at the intersection of fremont boulevard and grimmer road. the victim has not been identified. the driver remained on scene, and cooperated with police. ( james )in the south bay ... san jose city officials approved two t

funeral be held for a little boy's family who was at the center of president trumps' travel ban, abdullah hassany at oaklands children's hospital, abdullah and his father are u.s. citizens, they live in egypt, and his father brought him to the u.s. in october to treat a rare genetic brain condition. he was later put on life support and the doctors gave them very little time to live. his mother was denied entry to the u.s. because of president trumps' travel ban against muslim countries, she sued the administration and was granted a waiver to fly into the country early this month to see her son. today's funeral will be at the islamic center. >>> a man accused of killing a police officer is in a county jail in modesto, mr. perez was subject of a statewide manhunt, he was hiding out near bakersfield, he was in the country illegally and has been arrested twice for dui. in the meantime, vigil was held last night in the city of newman to honor corporal singh. hundreds of people attended the vigil, which included singh's family, colleagues, and other members of law enforcement, and the general public.

this is 2 year old abdullah hassan, a young boy on life support, and without his mother by his side due mother was granted approval to come to the united states, and more specifically oakland.sot bes thing i have ever heard in my life...the news is bittersweet as abdullah has a genetic brain condition that has worsened over time. he's been on a venilator for a month and doctor's say the outlook is grim. his father ali, who is an american citizen, brought him to the united states on october first to get treatment. his mother applied for a visa last year but had been unable to get it until her request was finally granted after the story made news headlines around the world.sot these days it's hard for anyone to get a waiver.... tuesday night ali hassan was with friends and his son inside the hospital awaiting his son's mom's arrival. ali says this is long overdue but he's happy that abdullah will have a chance to be with his mother at least one last time. sot crazy to be honest man ( james ) that was j-r that was j-r stone reporting.again .. the mother is landing in bay area tonight. make

this is 2 year old abdullah hassan, a young boy on life support, and without his mother by his side duee travel ban. that though will soon be changing. on tuesday his mother was granted approval to come to the united states, and more specifically oakland.sot bes thing i have ever heard in my life...the news is bittersweet as abdullah has a genetic brain condition that has worsened over time. he's been on a venilator for a month and doctor's say the outlook is grim. his father ali, who is an american citizen, brought him to the united states on october first to get treatment. his mother applied for a visa last year but had been unable to get it until her request was finally granted after the story made news headlines around the world.sot these days it's hard for anyone to get a waiver.... tuesday night ali hassan was with friends and his son inside the hospital awaiting his son's mom's arrival. ali says this is long overdue but he's happy that abdullah will have a chance to be with his mother at least one last time. sot crazy to be honest man ( darya ) that was j-r stone reporting. again

nats: prayingali hassan was front and center--- honoring his son, two year-old abdullah hassan.the toddler died last night at an oakland hospital after losing his battle with a genetic brain disorder.ali hassan/ childús fatherwe are here today because my government failed my family. it forced me to choose between my sonús health and keeping our family together. ááá - hassan and his son, both u-s citizens, came back to the u-s so the toddler could receive medical treatment more than a year ago--- leaving his yemeni wife behind in egypt as she tried to get a waiver. but it was his familyús fight and lawsuit against the u-s government to bring the childús mother, to the u-s--- that gained national attention. saad sweilem/ civial rights attorney, cair sacramento valleyabdullah was a building light to show the world that muslims love, hurt, grieve and mourn just like everybody else. -ssshaima swileh was desperate to hug and kiss her baby in the days before he died... a wish cair civil right's attorney saad sweilem says almost didn't come true...all of us are thinking, if this muslim ban wasnút

but insdid of blowing out candles, little abdullah hassan is hooked up to a ventilator while his father ali holds his hand and whispers in his ear. abdullah suffers from a genetic brain condition. both he and his father are u.s. citizens. his mother is from yemen and escaped her home country to egypt. >> for months they've been trying to obtain a visa. >> reporter: when abdullah's health took a turn for the worst, ali could not wait for his wife's visa to go through, so he came to the ouu.s. where could receive better medical care. >> the last wish to hold him, even give him a kiss. >> reporter: the family attorney says the mother cannot travel to the u.s. because of the trump administration ban on yemeni nationals entering the country. >> we need to take action. >> reporter: we reached out to the state department to find out if they would make an exception for this family. a spokesperson says the state department makes every effort to facilitate travel by legitimate travelers. now the father is hoping that state and local officials hear his story and put the pressure on the state depar

abdullah hassan turned two years old this past saturday. suffering from a genetic brain condition. his father, who is a u.s. citizen, flew him here for treatment on october first. his mother has not seen him since. his mother hadn't been allowed in the states because of the travel ban in effect. but yesterday morning she was finally granted a visa. ( darya ) the boy's mom is expected to arrive around 7:00 tonight. it is likely that he will be taken off of life support after his mother gets a chance to say goodbye. ( darya ) now to the east bay .. a person was hit and hilled by a car in fremont. it happened at around 10 o'clock last night at the intersection of fremont boulevard and grimmer road. the victim has not been identified. the driver remained on scene, and cooperated with police. ( james )in the south bay ... san jose city officials approved two t

. >> reporter: abdullah hassan has a rare brain disease and he was brought to oakland for the best help possible. >> it is hard. >> reporter: cristina rendon own, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> he stopped by the studios and talked more about the reaction. >> is the least i can do for her is bring her to the u.s. to see her son for the last time. that is the least i can do. i think everyone that is supporting me. without them, i would not have been able to bring her to the u.s. i would not have the chance for them to get together for the last time. with the support from care and social workers, we did it. >> ali hassan is filled with happiness and sorrow. >>> a tesla that was towed to a tire repair shop caught fire. the santa clara county fire department said it started after 2 pm on university avenue. the tesla model s caught fire about 10 minutes after arriving at the repair shop. you can see all the foam that was used to put out the fire. there was no damage to the building and no one was injured. in a statement it was said we are currently investigating the matter and are in touch with first r

. >> abdullah hassan is at children's hospital hooked up to a ventilator. the boy's father broke down at the thought of not having his wife by his bedside. >> my wife is calling me every day wanting to kiss and hold our son. for the one last time. ali hassan and his son are from yemen. his wife is also from yemen and currently living in egypt. the family says she can't come to the u.s. because of a u.s. travel ban on five mostly muslim countries. her visa application was denied in 2017 and her repeated requests for a waiver have been at nord. the family is represented by care the council on american islamic relations in sacramento . >> she deserves to be with her dying son and his final moments. he deserves to feel his mother starts one last time. >> reporter: back by many groups, care is calling on the federal government to expedite. >> the fact that they will not allow this mom to come and hold the hand of her dying child is criminal within itself. >> we are ready to flyer out at a moments notice. >> reporter: the boy suffers from a rare brain disease and

doctors have put abdullah hassan on life support and say the boy will not survive much longer. abdullah and his father, ali hassan, are both u.s. citizens, but the boy's mother, shaima swileh, is a yemeni citizen who now lives in egypt. under the trump administration's travel ban, which was upheld by the supreme court in june, people from five majority-muslim countries -- iran, libya, yemen, syria, and somalia -- are barred from entering the united states. the family is seeking a waiver for swileh so she can visit her son in a hospital in stockton, california. ali hassan told the san francisco chronicle -- "all she wishes is to hold his hand for the last time." a federal judge is set to sentence former trump national security adviser michael flynn, who's pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about conversations he had with russia's ambassador to the u.s. before trump took office. in a sentencing memo filed earlier this month, special counsel robert mueller said he is not seeking jail time for flynn, citing his substantial assistance with the probe into russian interference in the 2

abdullah hassan is on life support. the father and the boy are dual citizens of the u.s. and yemen. the travel ban restricts swileh from entering the country. the father had made a publicly or his wife to see his sudden before the boy takes his last breath. civil rights advocates call the arrival bittersweet. >> this family desperately reached out to the u.s. embassy in cairo 28 times. 28 times. and despite thei >> while we are glad we could get relief, the fact that she has her visa now does not erase the unimaginable pain and suffering that was inflicted upon the family for the past year. >> this is a difficult time for our family. but we are blessed to be together. i ask you to respect our privacy as we go to be with our son again. >> reporter: according to care, swileh applied for a waiver and made multiple requests before the organization got involved. care has a waiver processor and said she should have been approved months ago. hundreds of others are waiting for waivers and family suffering should not be in vain. the family knows time is of the essence. the mother already mis

this is abdullah hassan, born with a brain condition that caused him to have weekly seizures. a father brought him over from egypt in october for treatment at ucsf childrens hospital. that's the last time the toddler saw his mother. he is living in cairo. the state department is process her request but time is running out. he is not expected to live much longer. >> it's horrible. i can't imagine how i'm going through it and my wife is going through it. he is in critical condition right now. he is really, really unhealthy. >> we will hear from his father at a news conference later this morning in sacramento. the council on relations plans to file a letter with the state department and embassy to speed up the visa request. they launched an on line campaign to urge representatives to tati find o reinformation r we> thning, mais suffering from major injuries after a fan fight breaks out during a warriors versus sacramento kings game. the suspect, douglas, was arrested on suspicion of felony assault after a man tumbled over a rail in the upper seating area of the golden 1 sneer are