. >> in oakland reverend deborah lee worked with the families and says detain knees should not be bensferred. >> we're finding a way to be released. there's no reason people have to be detained for years while waiting for their court date to show up. >> she wants to see her husband freed while he waits for a hearing on his immigration case. she keeps a necklace he gave her close to her heart i always sleep with it on. >> they're upset by not only what's happening to them but the other families that will now be separated from their loved ones. we reached out to ice but did not hear back. >>> 4:41 is the time now. two versions of the iphone may be del is reportedly on their way out. >>> good morning, off to a nice start when it comes to the commute. so far the morning commute on the bay bridge looks good driving into san francisco. >>> our weather is off to a nice start. if you like fog and cooler temperatures, that's what we're having today. 53 to 59. no 60s on this panel. >>> we are one game away from the final match of the world cup. france beat belgium to punch its final ticket int

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deborah lee/reverend- "we see the announcement as a, as a partial victory, uh, and it will only be a complete victory when the people who are in here are home with their families." that means the detainees be released on bond... in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) we have new information about a man who police say attacked his wife with a chainsaw infront of their children. now police are saying the los angeles man had been deported from the u.s. 11 times. an immigration and customs enforcement spokeswoman says 32-year-old alejandro alvarez- villegas is a "serial immigration violator." police arrested him thursday in a stolen vehicle in chula vista, a few miles from the mexican border. his wife was badly injured but is expected to be okay. (jr stone) police are investigating a deadly shooting in salinas. it happened friday in chinatown... just after five p-m. officers found the victim suffering from multiple gunshot wounds at bridge street and east lake street. the man died at the scene. police still don't know the motive of the shooting. (jrs) police in emeryvill

deborah lee/reverend- "we see the announcement as victory, uh, and it will only be a complete victorytheir families."the detainees bond... philippe djegal, news. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero....francisco's at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. a slight warming trend is forecast to start sunday into early next week in the bay area. daytime highs are expected to be near or slightly above seasonal normal during this time, expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s inland. monsoonal moisture will return for the second half of the work week bringing the outside chance of showers and possibly thunderstorms. (jr stone) new at ten -- a new orleans zoo closed saturday morning after a jaguar escaped its habitat and killed six other animals. zoo officials say the incident happened around 7-30 a-m. the veterinarian team acted immediately... they sedated the three-year-old jaguar and returned him to his habitat just after eight in the morning... the zoo has initiated an internal investiga

.>> reporter: reverend deborah lee has worked with families, and says that detainees should not be transferred. >> if they are truly concerned about these families, we are asking them to look at each and every case, and find a way they can be released on one of the many forms of alternatives to detention. there is no reason that they have to be detained for years while they are waiting for their court date to show it.>> reporter: she calls it traumatic to separate families, and just wants to see her husband freed. alexa is hopeful for her dad's release, she keeps the necklace he gave her close to her heart.>> i always keep this close. >> reporter: and they are in limbo while they wait for a ruling by the court, there upset about not only what is happening to them, but other families who will now be separated from their loved ones. we reached out to ice, but we did not hear back. >> is there any type of timeline or timeframe that they are given for how long he might be held? >> at this point, there is no timeline whatsoever, they can remove any detainee at any point, for any reason, to californ

deborah lee/reverend- "we see the announcement as a, as a partial victory, uh, and it will only be aen the people who are in here are home with their families." that means the detainees be released on bond... in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( robin ) two people are behind bars this morning accused of stealing a sacramento fire truck. the joy ride lasted two hours and took police on a chase through three counties. it all started in sacramento county while firefighters were working on a brush fire. police say a man jumped into the truck and drove off... stopping to pick up a woman and then led police through sacramento... placer and yuba counties.... finally stopping on highway 70 near oroville when the truck got stuck in a ditch. the man says he stole the truck to get help. ( robin ) c-h-p officials says the pair acted together and that the wom

deborah lee james to my left with secretary of the air force in the obama administration and in thatrole not only was she responsible for many space assets but she was the principal military space advisor, a dual habit position for the secretary of the air force, had a distinguished grid before that with saic with house armed services committee and were delighted to have the honorable secretary james with us today. just your left is brian weeden who began his career as an air force officer with icbm and minuteman siloed work, and spent about a decade in the air force, now with the secure world foundation right next door but also in other places around the country and the world. they work a military space issues and we are thrilled to have him as well picky caddis undergraduate degree in electrical engineering and his phd in science and public policy from george washington university. so looks at the speech from both multiple perspective. frank rose, my colleague, was like secretary james in the obama administration. yet the important job of assistant secretary of state for arms contr

deborah lee/reverend- "we see the announcement as a, as a partial victory, uh, and it will only be and... in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( terisa ) a big story this morning... another shooting on a bay area freeway. this one happening over the weekend on interstate 80 near the gilman street exit in berkeley. c-h-p says the shooting happened just after 3 saturday morning. three people were shot... they all drove themselves to the hospital. c-h-p had the frfeeway shut down for several hours. this morning the shooter is still on the loose. ( terisa ) this morning... 3 people are recovering after a 10-car-pileup in the east bay. it happened yesterday morning... two cars crashed into each other blocking lanes on north 680 in walnut creek. this caused a ripple effect and 20 minuets later ten cars had crashed into each other. you can see these cars are mangled and debris from the wrecks all over the road. one car even flipped over into a ditch. in this video you see several ambulances were called to the scene. three people went to the hospital.. we do not know the extent of t

deborah roberts. >> reporter: at 2 years old, young jean lee and her family left south korea for the american dream. settling the family in washington state. in college, she studied english. and would later move to new york, writing edgy plays that attracted atemgtentionattention. now, with her latest, young jean is breaking down a barrier. after years writing and rewriting and casting her play, young jean is finally here on broadway. she's the first time asian-american female playwright to make it to the great white way. >> i want this show to do well not just, you know, for my sake but i want to do well to keep that door open. >> reporter: the door now open, with her provocative comedy "straight white men." a father-son story, with a set that's familiar to young jean. >> this parent's basement. >> reporter: the play brought to the newly renovated helen hayes theater by carole rothman, who showcases living american playwrights. why is that such a big deal? >> because i think they have a lot to say and i'm interested in the conversation that goes on around the country, particularly about what it mea

global aids coordinator deborah burks, tom daschle, california congresswoman barbara lee and national institute of allergy and infectious diseases director anthony fouchi and joshua bolton, the former white house chief of staff under president george w. bush. this is an hour and ten minutes. >> good afternoon, everybody. good afternoon. it's an honor to be with you for the 2018 usglc summit. i'm president and ceo of psi and also honored to be the vice chair of the usglc board. so it's my great privilege to welcome you all this afternoon to this special luncheon program which is a celebration of pepfar. the president's emergency plan for aids relief, now in its 15th year of saving lives. and a tribute to thaez that made it all possible. so i remember the electric moment and smfr you may too when president george w. bush announced the concept for pepfar at thinks 2003 state of the un yo address. and this moment was because of behind the scenes work that we'll hear about from today's panel. tsz like washington 101. you'll not get this anywhere else. it's fascinating. my organization, ps

global aids coordinator deborah burks, tom daschle, california congresswoman barbara lee and national institute of allergy and infectious diseases director anthony fouchi and joshua bolton, the former white house chief of staff under president george w. bush. this is an hour and ten minutes.