abc 7 news lesley brinkley has the full story. >>> facebook video of the transfer student part of a campaign now to get him released from custody. he and his girlfriend were driving back from a party on december 30th when they made a wrong turn and ran into a temporary immigration check point set up in jamul, east of san diego. >> louise was honest, told them i am not an american citizen, from ecuador. they took him in. >> reporter: mora came to the u.s. as an 11-year-old, his visa expired, now a political science major at cal. >> the department of homeland security has the authority to set up a temporary immigration check point anywhere, anytime within 100 miles of the coastline of border or an airport. in essence, in the majority of california. >> mora's attorney visited him yesterday at the detention facility where he's still in custody. >> for me it broke my heart to see him sitting across the table, and having done nothing wrong whatsoever. he's not a flight risk, not a security threat, not a criminal. so there's no reason to hold him on taxpayer money. >> uc berkeley released a stateme

abc 7 news lesley brinkley has the full story. >>> facebook video of the transfer student part of a campaignt him released from custody. he and his girlfriend were driving back from a party on december 30th when they made a wrong turn and ran into a temporary immigration check point set up in jamul, east of san diego. >> louise was honest, told them i am not an american citizen, from ecuador. they took him in. >> reporter: mora came to the u.s. as an 11-year-old, his visa expired, now a political science major at cal. >> the department of homeland security has the authority to set up a temporary immigration check point anywhere, anytime within 100 miles of the coastline of border or an airport. in essence, in the majority of california. >> mora's attorney visited him yesterday at the detention facility where he's still in custody. >> for me it broke my heart to see him sitting across the table, and having done nothing wrong whatsoever. he's not a flight risk, not a security threat, not a criminal. so there's no reason to hold him on taxpayer money. >> uc berkeley released a statement saying

i'm lesley brinkley, abc7 news. >> doubt they will rely on that video. >>> well, it appears no one is safe from car break-ins in san francisco. national champion ice skater, marissa castelli tweeted today, after a fun day hanging in san francisco, we stopped for a quick bite in japantown before heading to the airport. a thief smashed the window to our rental car, took a couple bags. one of those bags contained my skates and my costumes. i'm heart-broken. castelli was in the bay area for the u.s. figure skating championships held in san jose. you'll hear from her at 11:00 over on channel 7. the theft happened on the same afternoon, by the way, that san francisco's police chief announced the creation of dedicated teams focused exclusively on fighting property crimes like all these car break-ins plaguing the city. more than 30,000 cars were broken into in san francisco just last year. special teams will be running by the end of the year. >>> the man accused of sexually assaulting a teacher in her classroom appeared in court. a judge set bail for him at $195,000. he remains in the santa c