they are exploring options like working in canada, and senator dianne feinstein is working on a bill to allow them to come back to the u.s. but the measure would need approval from congress and president trump. >>> there is controversy over the human trafficking raid in oakland. homeland security federal agents conference -- converged on the home and many object to the sanctuary city policy because oakland police officers were assigned to provide traffic control during the raid. oakland is a sanctuary city and the police are not supposed to work with federal authorities and the woman that lives at the house says that they the team her adopted brother and brother- in-law saying they were investigating the family janitorial business. >> i was sleeping at the time and i heard screams and rumbling so i told my husband to let me go check what was going on. i had heard that ice was sweeping across the bay area. >> several people gathered at 27th street to protest the operation and the oakland police chief said because it was a raid connected with human trafficking and not immigration she i

california senator dianne feinstein is the top democrat on the judiciary committee and joins me now. thank you very much, senator. good to see you. thank you for being with us today. >> good to see you. >> well, lindsey graham already spoke out on the "today" show saying this is really damaging, that in contributes to the impression that bob mueller will have to look at, that there was an attempt to cover up or mislead. we don't know how winning the president was. what do you think the impact of this is, if it in fact as reported the president was part of this misleading story, this misleading account of that russia meeting. >> if that proves to be true, and i think senator graham wouldn't say it without some strong indication that in fact it is true, and that he wrote -- he rewrote a statement to obfuscate the purpose, the real purpose of the meeting, that is a problem. now, we'll have to wait and see. i have no clue what he said. but i do know this, andrea, i wish we could get away from these things. from my position, i see what is happening in the rest of the world. and i have dee

she and her husband were set to be deported to mexico today, but that's now on hold as senator dianne feinstein fights to keep their family together. thanks for joining us. i'm kristein sze. this morning maria mendoza sanchez and her husband have filed another request for a stay on their deportation. they now have until noon tomorrow. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live at the family's home in oakland with the latest. >> reporter: well, kristen, it was quite a surprise, quite a shock to everyone. maria mendoza sanchez, her husband, her young son got exactly what they were hoping for, what they were wishing for which was a little more time. abc 7 news happened to be at their home here when all of that happened. well, the three were all packed, their suitcases were full, ready to be loaded on to the car to san francisco international for the 12:55 flight to mexico city. they have three daughters, by the way, who are staying behind. one of them is just a year away from graduating from uc santa cruz. she should have been on campus registering for classes today, other two sisters to say farewell to

dianne feinstein released a statement saying i have been strongly critical of president trump when i disagree on policy and with his behavior. she said that she wants the president to change for the good of the country. she says she is under no allusion that it is likely to happen. >>> a san jose state university university professional is changing the face of the homeless crisis. she tells kpix 5's len ramirez she is sleeping in her car because she can't afford a place to live. >> californians -- >> reporter: she is a professional at san jose state university. she teaches four glass of english but she can't afford to live in the south bay so she sleeps in her car. >> i can't pay $2,000 a month rent. >> reporter: she takes home $2,500 a month. her usual routine is constant motion, after classes she parks in parking lots where she grades papers. >> and i go sit somewhere till it is dark and then sneak into a neighborhood, park the car and go to sleep. >> reporter: when people find out her situation they are shocked. >> there is a stereotype and that stereotype is drug addicts, alcohol

maria mendoza sanchez received a call last night are from senator dianne feinstein personally.on agents denied their last request a stay. maria, her husband, and their 12-year-old son will fly from sfo to mexico tonight. their adult-aged children will stay behind. the couple have lived in the united states for nearly 25 years. >>> let's take a live look outside right looking at sfrap san fr san francisco. pretty clear as we continue with this beautiful wednesday morning. >> that's right. the afternoon will come soon enough, though. and i think it will bring nice weather with it, too. >> we're looking at some clearing skies and we do start out with clouds. high temperatures are heading up to 65 degrees today. more 60s in the forecast. no big changes for san francisco. inland areas will start picking up a little bit the next couple of days. many more kids heading to school today. it will be absolutely gorgeous out there this afternoon. so after school go to the park and enjoy time outside and then for the weekend in the upper 80s for some of the valleys. clearing the shelters thi

she refused to answer. >> reporter: to a packed house at a theater this san francisco, senator dianne feinstein sat down with former east bay congresswoman ellen tauscher in the commonwealth club discussion. senator feinstein asked for a moment of silence for the hurricane harvey flood victims and then moved on to the impending debt ceiling battle. >> there's talk of the president using it, um, to get the wall. i don't think that's going to happen. >> good. >> i think texas takes the place of the wall. >> reporter: the 25-year senator also touched on the developing situation with kim jong-un's regime in north korea. she maintains that both isolation and a military solution are not the way to solve the problem. >> i would hope that we would be prepared to sit at a table with direct negotiation with the help of the chinese, no more six-party talks. >> right. >> because they didn't get anywhere. >> reporter: she had harsh words for president trump's response to the violence in charlottesville earlier this month. >> you cannot placate american nazis. you cannot placate -- [ applause ] [ pause ] >>

today is their last day in the yesterday, they thought they could say when senator dianne feinstein tried to get them an extension but it was denied. now they are out today. ngwichill take tes youhet m,thd three children will stay here. two of them are in their 20s. they will finish school. one of her daughters is a year from graduating from uc-santa cruz. her parents want to see her graddon't think that i'm going a to [ te. indiscer>>nible ] [ extremely heavy spanish accent ] >> i don't have it. one thing for sure [ indiscernible ] if you want to go to school [ indiscernible ] will will find a way. >> reporter: three daughters will stay here to complete their education. mendoza and her husband have lived in the u.s. illegally for 23 years. she has been a nurse at highland hospital. new data now shows between january and june, i.c.e. has arrested nearly 54,700 people in the country illegally. that's 37% more than last year at this time. these are not people are criminal records. this family has been trying to apply for the last 15 years for a green card. they were denied. live at sfo, ned

dianne feinstein same president trump is not helping the situation with his bombastic comment.een all week long b-1 bombers flying round guam over the korean peninsula and to show the strength to our allies. cheryl, i would add this comment is certainly time now for china to step up. we should see them at daybreak. cheryl: arkestra seen that exact thing in the day. good to have you on the show. >> thank you. lauren: after rain and flooding from a clear day in the northeast finally. also keeping an eye on this. tropical storm franklin has made landfall again in mexico. janice dean will have your forecast coming out. the world today mourning the loss of a country pop music legend. we'll have reaction to the death of clan campbell. -- glenn campbell. ♪ today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart di

.> (pam) california senator dianne feinstein -- who is the vice-chair of the senate intelligence committee released a statement. she said in part: ' isolating the north koreans has not halted their pursuit of nuclear weapons. diplomacy is the only path forward.' (steve) now a quick look at today's other top stories. in san francisco police say they will continue to have officers on foot patrol in dolores park seven days a week, at least for the immediate future.this follows last week's brazen daylight shooting that left three people injured.it's about time this doesn't make us saferso far there have been no arrests in the triple shooting.maureen kelly kron4 news. in the east bay, bart police had success tracking down the suspect accused in two random attacks on bart last week. police released h-d images from the train's cameras, and just over two hours later, got a tip that led them to arrest mario washington.but bart still won't say it will release images from previous bart crimes, like the mobs of teens who robbed and assaulted passengers in april.a spokesman board is guidelines for the

people like senator dianne feinstein. senator chuck schumer voted for the fence.ianne feinstein said the democratic party is firmly behind the secure fence act and border security. why the abarn donement? >> the recommend is of your question is off. his * answer my question. you said my question was wrong. so please tell me what have they put forth to secure the border? >> the democrats said we would support a virtual fence that's affordable. >> no, they haven't. >> you want to be selective about which laws you enforce? lisa: let michael speak. >> you can afford for the government to shut down. millions of americans across this country can't. when the government gets shut down, those people will be hurt. it won't be you. we have to build a wall 2,000 miles long when we have people going hungry. and we are sitting here talking about whether joe arpaio -- lisa: about immigration. hillary clinton gave a platform to illegal immigrants which is the first time anything like that happened. and chris ma these of msnbc, a progressive, criticized hillary clinton. that was y

she now is the deputy counsel to dianne feinstein.nator from new york, whose committee is looking into this whole situation between loretta lynch and president clinton. >> sean: oh. o. >> you have to put up a whiteboard to figure it all out but as we are developing and looking at it, is a tangled web here that's going on. no question about it. a lot of people are being caught up in that web. >> sean: jay's position, i feel marketable asking you, gregg jarrett -- putting on your legal hat and your commentator hat, doj, fbi, white house and diane feinstein. what does that sound like? and talking points. when the story is breaking, while. >> wisely rather lynch using communicatiowhywas lorett lynchn alias? it's a crime, 18 usc for a government official to willfully conceal document. we know that loretta lynch actually achieved it for the better part of the year until last friday, jay pointed out these documents were obtained. lynch needs to be put under oath before the judiciary committee and answer questions. what was this meeting reall

(vicki) senator dianne feinstein releasing a statement on the case saying...."tearing this family apart doesn't make anyone safer, it only places incredible hardship on their three children who will remain behind, forced to navigate their lives without their parents." (steve) just a short time ago we learned of a huge sting operation targeting a variety of crimes in the bay area. (vicki) it's called operation cold day...and it's led to dozens of people being put behind bars tonight.(steve) the main targets were in san francisco and san mateo county. this is video from south san francisco. but federal investigators say they are now combing the streets of every east bay city... and the entire central valley. authorities say the objective of operation cold day is simple... get guns and drugs off the streets. (sot)

dianne feinstein/(d) california: we're the largest agricultural producer in america.s a $50 billion industry. we employ tens of thousands of agricultural workers. they are among the class that this would be prohibited. it would cripple agriculture if they didn't have the people coming in to do this work.>( mark ) california senator kamala harris also came out against the plan calling it "attack on our values". ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a warning for people visiting an east bay lake. why people are being told not to eat the fish. and later... and another body pulled from the rubble of a collapsed school building overnight. details on what caused that explosion coming up. and after the break... the new changes coming to an east bay road after three kids were hit in the crosswalk.( james ) and i will check your bay area forecast coming up . as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine

the two senators for the longest time and dianne feinstein and barbara boxer and the minority in the senate, that matters, right or wrong. we have 53 members of the house, the largest delegation by far although rarely do they actuallh put together, but they can, and when they do their vote can count for a lot. add up all those things, and we've got the brains here and that's not to say there are not brains other places but there is such a concentration of talent, such a concentration of so many smart people doing so many smart things. it's just one of those things that happens all the time and no, it doesn't always work, but it does when it does it just changes everything. i remember one time walking through this book and i saw a sign on the whitehall, salesperson or ask forill firs forgiveness later, that kind of mentality exists there but it doesn't exist in washington. the way we are always going to do things. so in the status quo california is the wild west and so there is a culture differential to begin with and i think that sometimes causes tension. it depends on the administra

two senators for the longest time dianne feinstein and until recently barbara boxer had great seniority in those matters. we have 53 members of the house the largest delegation by far although rarely do they actually vote together. they can and when they do their voting counts for a lot. and we have got the brains here. that's not to say there aren't rains trained other places but there's such a concentration of talent here. such a concentration of so many smart people who do so many things. innovation is one of those things that happens all the time and no it doesn't always work. it does what it does. changes everything. there are wacky things all over the place. i saw this sign on a white wall, fail first and ask for forgiveness later. washington this is the way we have done it and this is the way we are always going to do it. california is the wild west and so there's a culture differential to begin with. i think that sometimes causes tension. it depends on the administration. bill clinton and barack obama saw a great benefit from california managed to get congress to funnel its mone

dianne feinstein tried to get them a stay. that was denied late last night. now they are expected to get on a flight to head back to mexico. the woman has been a nurse at highland hospital living with her husband illegally here for 23 years. one of her four children is going to graduate from uc-santa cruz and she wants to see her daughter get her diploma. >> this is a [ indiscernible ] [ extremely heavy spanish accent ] >> reporter: they will eir ungest child wi th mexico, w is take12. the other three daughters will stay here in the u.s. two of them are in their 20s so they will have to take care of each other, finish off their school. oakland mayor libby schaaf is calling on the federal government to reverse the couple's deportation saying, quote, i believe in keeping families together. we'll do everything in our power to keep maria with her family. now, new data reveals between january and june of this year, i.c.e. agents have arrestednearly 55,000 people here in the u.s. illegally, 37% more arrests than the same time last year. we are waiting to find out w

find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com ♪ >> lisa: senator dianne feinstein was speaking to ay audience in her hometown of san francisco yesterday when she had some surprisingly positive things to say about president trump. >> look, this man is going to be president most likely the rest of this term. i just hope he has the ability to learn and to change. if he does, he can be a good president. that's my hope. >> lisa: she later released a statement clarifying her remarks and criticizing president trump for his response to the white nationalist violence in charlottesville. are we so divided us a country that when she says something positive, she feels the need the next day to say something negative about the president? >> juan: i don't think she said anything negative or positive, i think she said what we are all hoping. it wasn't an all out condemnation, it wasn't what the left wants, the left is in fury with president trump, i think what she said is almost pedestrian, i hope that he can learn, i hope that he becomes a matter man in a better president. i must say that the noti

a tearful good-bye came despite a final attempt from dianne feinstein to extend their stay. ein called on the federal government to reverse this deportation which she called the cruel and arbitrary nature of president trump's immigration enforcements policy. maria says she aware she is being punished for being here illegally when she came here 23 years ago but for the past 15 years, she was trying to make things right. in a sense, turning her family in. >> i tried. i tried since 2000, every, single thing i could. everything failed. i'm here today. i'm leaving. when am i going to come back? i don't know. i hope soon. but if it doesn't happen, we just hope that we all have learned something from it. >> reporter: federal law states once a family is deported, they can't return for 10 years. that's when they can begin the process of applying for legal status. that means her parents will miss moments in their children's lives including graduation getting an education was something the family strongly encouraged for their daughters. live in the newsroom, neda iranpour, kpix 5. >> do

breathe happy with febreze. >>> president donald trump signed a law cosponsored by dianne feinstein and east bay congressman it allows agencies to conduct real time dna testing. rapid dna analysis can process in just 90 minutes or less speeding up investigations into unsolved crimes and exonerating those who are wrongfully accused. this is received bipartisan support. let's talk more about this with district attorney nancy o'malley. we were talking and you see this is a game changer? >> i really do. it uses technology to its maximum. the technology has been developed in pleasanton and we have validated all of the results. it's all done through a machine. the machine takes a sample and whatever the sample has that is dna capable, it's put into a machine and 90 minutes later there's a profile. in the past it's taken multiple layers of testing for that profile and takes tremendous time. >> and it's expensive? is it cheaper? >> it will be cheaper as it's used more often. our own sheriff's department has been testing it with individuals coming in to confirm their identity through dna. the co

the tearful good-bye came despite an attempt of dianne feinstein trying to get them to stay.it failed. federal law states once a family is deported, they cannot return for 10 years. and that's when they can begin the process of applying for legal status. maria says, her final message to her children: >> you will always have my support even if it's not -- even if i'm not here for them to cry when they come from school, for them to speak up about their frustrations, but i'm always on the other side of the phone and i'm in my heart always here with them. >> what scares me the most, i don't know when they're gonna be back. [ crying ] >> i just want us to be together. [ crying ] >> i just want them to be there when i graduate. [ sniffling ] >> their daughter graduates from uc-santa cruz in a year. she wants to be a pediatrician. maria was a nurse in highland hospital. she worked until the last day to get money for her kids. the kids will be living on their own at their home in oakland which they bought last year. maria and her husband will be looking for work in mexico. they will

last week the california senator dianne feinstein intervened in the case asking immigration authoritieso reverse the deportation order for the couple and those attempts were unsuccessful. even though they have now left the country senator feinstein is planning on introducing a bill in the senate next month to try to have the deportation order overturned. it is unclear when the mother and father will be able to see their daughters that of state in the u.s. again because immigration law prohibits them from returning here to the country for the next decade. >>> i was at the house last week talking with the family and a lot of people said that the daughters could come visit you but one of them is a docker recipient and if she goes down she may not be able to come back and the other two cannot afford to go down there. >> there is the cost factor and concerns about them leaving the country and what it would be like getting back into the u.s., not to mention that these girls are on the verge of graduating from high school and college. >> i cannot even imagine as a parent saying goodbye like th

senator dianne feinstein is working on a bill to allow them to come back to the u.s. next month but that will need approval from congress and president trump. >>> there is controversy this morning over a human trafficking rate in oakland. federal agents with homeland security converged on the home yesterday morning and many are questioning the city commitment to the sanctuary city policy because the oakland police officers were assigned to provide traffic control during the raid. oakland is a sanctuary city and the police are not supposed to work with the federal immigration authorities. a woman that lives at the house that the agents detained her adopted brother and brother-in- law from guatemala, and the agency said they were investigating the janitorial business. >> i was sleeping at the time. i heard screams and rumblings, and i told my husband let me go outside and check what was going on because i had heard already that ice was doing sweeps across the bay area. >> several people gathered at 27th street to protest the operation and the open police chief said beca

the sanchezes look to the meeting today with senator dianne feinstein as a hopeful sign. torneys are not sure how much good it will do. >> in a statement today senator feinstein said tearing this family apart doesn't make anyone safer, it only places incredible hardship on their three children who remain behind. forced to navigate their lives without their parents. feinstein is meeting with the family as we speak. >>> the city of hayward is calling on immigration and customs enforcement agents to make some changes. the city sent a formal request this week asking for timely notice when i.c.e. arrests arres residents. the request followed the arrests of two men last week by i.c.e. agents in hayward. >>> developing news out of silicon valley. a town hall meeting that was supposed to get under way at google has been suddenly canceled. >> it was supposed to be an opportunity to address the controversy that exploded after the employee's now infamous memo. >> google headquaters in mountain view where the all hands meeting was supposed to start at 4:00 p.m., but no more. re/code a

you can see dianne feinstein also tried to intervene.received deportation notices in 2012. they were granted stays onto the previous administration. this time, the department of homeland security denied their request. >> tried to make it right. and i tried. i tried, guys. i tried since 2002. every single thing i do, everything failed. >> part of the conditions of deportation means they can't return to the u.s. for at least ten years. the three oldest sanchez children will stay in the bay area. >> and that breaking news, president trump is tweeting this morning. his tweets are sure to cause a controversy. he is siding with people who want to preserve confederate monuments across the u.s. and take a look. moments ago, he tweeted this first out of three tweets. saying sad to see the history and culture of our great country being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments. you -- and then let me get the second tweet up here for you. bear with me. you can't change history, but you can learn from it. robert e. lee, st

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senators dianne feinstein and camilla harris are bong working behind the scenes to get a reprieve but >>> number two santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez wants to hont victims of the charlottesville attack. she will call for a moment of silence at today's board meeting. she said we will not sfandtor in kind of hatred and dig gottry in the u.s. >>> numbereehr the t sheriff in north carolina plans to pursue charges against the people who pulled down a century hold statue yesterday. protesters were in response to what happened in charlottesville over the weekend. >>> and number four let's look at that 12-hour day planner. it's much drier many morning, little sunshine showing up already. expect nor shine today is and temperatures warmer from 60s at the coast and 70s for the rest of us frpts number 5 a warning new drive in the east bay numbers in concord say their tires are being destroyed by nails. they believe someone is intentionally throwing them in the street. >>> it has been a quiet morning on the roads which when you compare things to yesterday. little improvement here northbo

. >> senators dianne feinstein are working behind the scene.and where supporters held a rally for the couple. laura? >> reporter: hi. well, at this afternoon, maria sanchez held this rally. if nothing changes by this time tomorrow, she, her husband and her young son will be on a flight to mexico. today, surrounded by co-workers, she made a last-minute plea to the president. >> one of the things i admire about him is the fact that he is a loving father. >> reporter: with just one day to go before maria sanchez and her husband must leave the country, the highland hospital nurse appealed directly to president trump. one parent to another. >> he loves his kids very much. and his grandchildren, too. how would he feel, if something would happen to, let's say ivanka. >> we have to show the world and this country, there's no such thing as an illegal human. we have families, mothers, nurses. >> reporter: they paid taxes and stayed out of trouble for two decades. they have four children, three of them u.s. citizens. i.c.e. issued the following statement.

since we last spoke, we have heard from dianne feinstein and john mccain.at from north korea. both on the words that the president chose to use, and you might not be surprised. we have john mccain's statement up here. he says -- >> john mccain says the world is going to view it as a red line. dianne feinstein, very critical of the rhetoric as well and says -- >> she want >> this is what the president should be saying. this is what grownups say. this is what people say when it's a complicated, nuanced situation. one would think that would come from the white house but it's coming from the congress. thank goodness we have sanity still here in washington. >> it would be perfect for the president to say, this strategy has failed by my three predecessors. >> bill clinton presented an >> presented kim jong-un's father with that. the president is doing things for a lot of different reasons. i mean, part of this, you got to look at this from, i hate to bring this up, but you have to view this from the context of where his head is this week. we have revelations abou

you have reactions tonight from john mccain and from dianne feinstein. dianne feinstein saying that this is so ill considered that it's bombastic, that it is not helpful, that the only short path is a diplomatic path, and i know she has been briefed by the intelligence committee, and from john mccain saying that no other american president he has ever known would have used this language. not eisenhower, or reagan or any other president, and if you are going to use the big teddy roosevelt stick, you have to be prepared to use it and he does not think president trump is prepared to use that. and as to a surgical strike, general mccaffrey knows better than anyone. it's simply not possible. if you saw a missile on a launch pad, which we are not likely to see because they are using solid state fuel, and mobile launchers and they're on underground rails and hidden targets. but if you did see it ready to launch, and had intelligence, then maybe you could take something out, and then still risk the retaliatory artillery strike the fuselage that would wipe out th

dianne feinstein recommending immediate diplomatic talks. the chairman can't think of any other president, not reagan or eisenhower, who would have used that kind of rhetoric. >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >> tracy pots in washington. the president seems to have drawn a red line. >> he can try diplomacy with russia and china getting involved. china being the major diplomatic partner of north korea in that region, not to mention having a financial impact in terms of the economy of north korea. the other option is a military one. a lot of military experts say they are not good military options here. the president getting criticism for the bold statement that he made. the senate's top democrat chuck schumer called it reckless rhetoric. this is not a strategy to keep america safe. it's not just coming from democrats. listen to what john mccain had to say about the president's reaction. >> the great leaders that i have seen, they don't threaten unless they are ready to act. and i'm not sure that president trump is ready to act. and so maybe it w

dianne feinstein d tre to could they planned to leave for mexico yesterday but pushed back their departure when feinstein got involved. they are both illegal immigrants. they will take their daughter with them to mexico. three other adult children will stay here. >>> for the second time chp has closed the interstate as investigators search for clues in a road shn oothngtila. high priority for chp to put a stop to ese shoothngs oosh on a four stretch of 880 in less than 48 hours. investigators don't know if all the violence is connected. just after 10 p.m. tuesday, the bullets started flying on the northbound lanes of 880 in hayward. >> onlookers observed a person tishing out a car window t ngoothr e an aheotr. suspect fired a gun into the victims' car multiple times. no one was shot. but broken glass injured the passenger. the victims driver and passengers are teens. >> they provided initial medical assessment and determined that it was minor. >> reporter: chp temporarily closed down lanes to collect shell casings. and as officers looked for the shooting suspect in hayward, investigators a

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and now to another state senator, dianne feinstein, facing new opposition.os angeles democrat pat harris will be officially announcing his candidacy for feinstein's seat. harris has served as a public offender and criminal defense lawyer for over two decades. harris will make his announcement on the steps of city hall at 10:00 this morning. 68,000 people are descending on the desert this week for burning man. >> opening day yesterday. the festival celebrating the arts and the freedom for people. heavy traffic and desert heat made the track a little tough yesterday. it will feature new art. a short time later the boy got his own foul ball he gave to the man who caught the first ball. then the boy got another ball which he turned and handed to another boy. he was generous yesterday. you never really know what you'll see at a baseball game. >> he was generous and he was zipping around everywhere. put that kid in the outfield. >> put him out there, he can catch. >> no kidding. >>> an excessive heat warning. kari is certainly tracking all the hot temperatures for

. >> reporter: efforts by senator dianne feinstein to get a stay for them who have lived in the u.s. for two decades was denied. she has been working till the last minute at her job as a nurse to make sure she could save enough money for her daughters to survive on. this will be tough on her family but they will survive. andria borba, kpix 5. >> there are a lot of questions about -- >>> there are a lot of questions about a homeland security raid in oakland. here is kpix 5's christin ayers. >> reporter: tonight oakland police are facing back lash for assisting i.c.e. investigatorsane human trafficking raid. -- investigators in a human trafficking raid. . >> reporter: by evening activists gatheredind front of the -- gathered in front of the house. >> release the folks free. >> reporter: our cameras captured one of the men taken by law enforcement. a blanket over his head. video fromheadhead showed the -- from chopper 5 showed the home surrounded. police officers were dispatched to handle traffic and security. >> we are appalled, the oakland police department working with i.c.e. >> repo

dianne feinstein visited the home of the family tonight. several months ago ice gave them 90 days to leave the u.s. that's down toive foo days. they lived in this country for more than 20 years. maria was a nurse at highland hospital. they are taking their youngest child back to mexico and leaving three others behind. >> they are law abiding and never has been arrested. everything that the lie ought to have mercy with. i'm just so sorry that this is happening. we will do our best to try to change it. >> very close family. >> the case has been reviewed multiple times and they found neither has a legal basis to remain in the u.s. >> a troubling trend among sea lions. more and more of the mammals are sick with toxins. since the month of june, vets said they treated more than 80 sea lions suffering from toxicity. it's the same toxin that plagued dungeoness crab two years ago. they are worried that the toxins created from algae blooms could spread to the bay area. >> an affordable generator that sparked a loma fire last december. the fire destro

senator dianne feinstein last night visited the oakland home of maria sanchez. three months ago i.c.e. agents gave them 90 days to leave the country. the deadline is now four days away he. the couple have lived here more than 20 years and mrs. sanchez is a nurse at highland hospital. >> they're law abiding. they've never been arrested. it's everything the law ought to have some mercy. >> i.c.e. says the case has been reviewed multiple times over the years. they have four children. >>> many people right now living in one of the most upscale neighborhoods of the east bay are on edge after a string of robberies. thieves targeted three homes in blackhawk, an area of dan vilvi. yesterday investigators releasing the surveillance pictures. that one was. they think the suspect through the back and it all happened last friday. no one was home at the time. >>> a follow-up now more west nile virus confirmed. owe figureses say a walnut creek bird died of the virus and so did a group of mosquitos. a spokesperson says the virus k activity is mild. they'll be doing extra surve

democratic senator dianne feinstein said the president its not helping the situation with his "bombastic north korea were designed to deprive the communist nation of the money it needs to fund its nuclear program. now it looks like that i little, too late. ben tracy in beijing reports. took more than a month to get china and russia to go along with sanctions that will cost north korea $1 billion yeech ear. will china and russia enforce the sanctions and will they work? >> reporter: north korea's most famous news anchor defiantly announced the north won't put its weapons on the negotiating table despite what it calls fabricated u.n. sanctions. building a nuclear weapon and missile program is not cheap. the u.n. sanctions banning major north korean exports such as coal and iron are designed to starve the regime of the money to pay for it. money that is used to enrich the powerful elites and generals who in turn don't challenge kim jung-un's near total power. an expert on saj sanctions. >> the north korean rim be able to continue the program. keep elites happy and keep the military happy. t

. >> the family is set to meet with senator dianne feinstein this afternoon, but they don't have hope. they have already bought tickets back to mexico. >>> san francisco mayor lee is honoring the first responders from the shooting at the u.p.s. building back in june. members from several agencies that responded that day were invited to city hall today for a special ceremony. back on june 14, u.p.s. driver jimmy lam walked into the potrero hill facility armed with a gun and shot and killed three fellow employees before turning the gun on himself. mayor lee says that the actions are the first responders that day are the kind of team work we need right now. >> in these kinds of events, it really takes a whole village of different agencies to work and coordinate and, you know, with ongoing dialogue that we have on a national level, we're going to have to do a lot more collaboration these days to keep our city safe. >> two other people were injured in that shooting. and five people had minor injuries trying to leave the building. >>> fremont police are trying to track down $9,000 worth of

francisco filled with megamansions is one of the most .xclusive b neighborhoods in the its where dianne feinstein and nancy pelosi once lived. and now, it's at the center of a street fight. the controversy is over the sale neighborhood. streets in a couple bought it for a mere $90,000 at a little known auction and now, michael chang and his wife, tina, are considering charging homeowner frs street parking. >> it's a private street and that's not probted. >> the couple massed the private property because of the homeowner's association failed to pay its $14 a year property tax bill. over three decades. prompt iing the auction. an attorney for theuation says that's because the bill was sent to the wrong address for all those years. now, neighbors are outraged. the homeowner's association is suing the city and asking the board of supervisors to rescind the sale. i talked to a spokesperson who says they were just following policy. the taern sent us a statement calling the new street owners opportunistic. chang said that's just untrue and the board of supervisors is supposed to take up the issue . >> w

dianne feinstein recommending diplomacy. republican john mccain said he can't think of any other president who would have used that kind of rhetoric. >> whether president trump is prepared to back up his vow to meet with fire and fury, the statement certainly reflects the narrow and risky options the united states has to try and halt north korea's nuclear advances. our national correspondent peter alexander takes a closer look. >> reporter: locked in an escalating standoff in a regime and its erratic dictator. tonight president trump is facing the first foreign policy showdown of his young administration. >> i think the united states has to be very careful in describing its own objectives. the united states has military options on the korean peninsula, but none of them are risk-free. >> reporter: among the options, stay the course. emphasizing diplomacy, following strict new u.n. sanctions with the support of russia and china. a strategy that likely acre cements the reality north korea to secure the capability of hitting a u

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a last minute intervention by senator dianne feinstein did not work. the couple and their 12-year-old son said about good-bye to the rest of the family last night at sfo. they're leaving behind three daughters ages 16, 21, and 23. >> even if it's not -- even if i'm not here for them to thrive when they come from school, for them to pick up about the frustration but i'm always on the other side and my heart is always here. >> i don't know when they're going to be back. i just want us to be together. >> the older daughter will now raise the youngest daughter and take care of the family-owned home in oakland. >>> at 6:06 more details now president trump promised to deport criminals but "the washington post" reports out of the 105,000 immigrants deported from january to june of this year, 42% of them had never commit ned crime and in january more than 9,300 criminals were deported. the number has been dropping. in june, 9,600 criminals were deported. now these numbers, however, are very similar to numbers last year under former president barack obama. >>>

senator dianne feinstein also tried to intervene.ezs received deportation noticed in 2012, but they were granted stays under the previous administration. this time, the department of homeland security denied their request. >> i tried to make it i try. i tried since 2002. every single thing i do, everything failed. >> part of the conditions of deportation means they cannot return for at least ten years. the three oldest sanchez children will stay in the bay area. >> 5:34 now. funeral services planned for tomorrow and saturday for the two virginia state police troopers killed in a helicopter crash in charlottesville in saturday's violence. >> yesterday, an emotional service was held for heather heyer, run down and killed in saturday's mayhem in charlottesville. she was a passionate woman who wanted to make the world a better place. her mother urged supporters to make her daughter's death worth something by confronting injustice. >> say to yourself, what can i do to make a difference? that's how you're going to make my child's death wor

reporter: built in 1905, the private street is home to a number of prominent people including dianne feinsteinbut thanks to 30 years of the homeowners association tax bill going to the wrong address and the taxes not being paid, the street and sidewalks as well all wound up on the treasurer's internet tax auction. >> it's rare that it's a real property of value that's auctioned. >> did you know which street were you buying when you bought it? >> we had some idea. i didn't have the details. >> reporter: the shocked homeowners are calling on the board of supervisors to negate the sale. >> the rich people like to do their thing. they don't like to talk. they just want to use the money to sue everybody. >> the sales are absolutely valid. >> reporter: can the board of supervisors negate it? >> that's a question for the board of supervisors. >> i'm pretty sure the law is really clear on my ownership. so i'm confident we'll prevail, yeah. >> reporter: in the meantime, what do you do with a street? are you thinking about charging for parking or anything like that? >> we can talk about that. yeah. cert

she also said senator dianne feinstein and others are working to win a last-minute stay to block the deportation. >>> california is joining san francisco in taking the trump administration to core. the state attorney general is teaming up with the san francisco city attorney. they say the federal government's plan to withhold funds him sanctuary cities is unconstitutional. >> the trump administration has instituted policies that are not only reckless but illegal. >> reporter: california attorney general becerra of fighting alongside san francisco city attorney. both offices are suing the trump administration over its latest threat to withhold grant money from local law enforcement agencies that do not agree to new conditions on immigration enforcement.>> this is a backdoor attempt to coerce state and local government to carry out federal immigration enforcement. >> reporter: president trump signing of an order to withhold federal funding for so-called sanctuary jurisdictions spark several protests both city and state wide. more than $28 million is at stake each year.>> it is a low bl