temperaturas por debajo de lo normal. >> marÍa mendoza sÁnchez ha sido descrita como una empleada estelar cuando sean deportados a mÉxico partir de maÑana esos logros quedarÁn atrás. sÓlo de pensar en su vuelo desde san francisco y el tejar a tres de sus hijas, se les salen las lÁgrimas. >> hoy empleados de salud, miembros de sindicatos una senadora y grupo comunitario de auckland, se reunieron frente al hospital highland, para apoyar a marÍa mendoza sÁnchez y su familia. para pedir a las autoridades que no la deportan. " es una empleada estelar, quien ha sido elogiada por sus pacientes y respetada por sus colegas. ella refleja los valores de eficiencia y sensibilidad de nuestros empleados al tratar en otros pacientes", dijo el director del sistema de salud de alameda. miembros de la comunidad mÉdica del hospital highland, tambiÉn tuvieron palabras elogiosas y de apoyo para la enfermera. >> lo que he visto que ya tiene una compasiÓn para estos pacientes, de todo lo que es ella. sigue viniendo a trabajar aquÍ cada dÍa y a darle apoyo a los pacientes. aunque ella estÁ pasando por esta situa

. >> reporter: you will expect a lot of emotion when maria mendoza sanchez and her husband say good bye to their daughters. they have to leave. >> maria mendoza sanchez had time for good-byes tonight. but the time is near for the final farewells to our daughters. >> i know it is going to be very difficult. so i have some of my friends that want to be there for them. >> reporter: 23 years ago maria illegally crossed the border with her husband and her daughter. her coworkers rally for her today. she is hoping for a miracle. >> i have been asking for one more year so we can be here for my daughter to graduate from college. >> reporter: the daughter she brought with her can stay because of daca. >> they have been supported of me and helping me overcome my disability and for them not to be there, it breaks my heart. >> reporter: 16-year-old elizabeth will be staying behind with her the older daughters. maria does not blame president trump for the immigration laws that have been on the books forever however -- >> he has taken it personally against all mexicans. i feel somehow mexicans have b

(philippe)maria mendoza- sanchez/mother- "emotionally, i'm devastated." the life maria mendoza-sanchez and her husband eusebio (you- say-be-oh)have built here in the united states is crumbling. maria mendoza-sanchez/mother- "i've been trying to be as strong as i can." but now that maria and eusebio's immigration attorney has told them they're essentially out of all legal options to prevent their pending deportation... the couple that immigrated to the united states in the late 80s and early 90s... has already booked their flight back to mexico next week. they have raised four kids together, three of them born in america... their oldest daughter, vianney (vee-nn-ay) is expected to manage the household in oakland... though maria says her young son will live with her and her husband south of the border. vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "this administration says that they want good people and that's who my family is. they don't want bad hombres and my parents have never, ever done anything. no criminal convictions. none of us either have ever been in trouble w

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 her parents, and then suddenly, again, while abc 7 news was here at the house, her mom maria walked in and announced that senator dianne feinstein, who had by the way visited them at the house thursday, had through her office told her to cancel their flight today and reapply for another stay tomorrow. >> i'm really happy. i'm very thankful, and -- and i'm very happy, so i don't know what's going to happen tomorrow, but today it's all that matters to me. one day at a time. >> i do. i have s

(philippe)maria mendoza- sanchez/mother- "emotionally, i'm devastated." he life maria mendoza-sanchez and her husband eusebio (you- say-be-oh)have built here in the united states is crumbling. maria mendoza-sanchez/mother- "i've been trying to be as strong as i can." but now that maria and eusebio's immigration attorney has told them they're essentially out of all legal options to prevent their pending deportation... the couple that immigrated to the united states in the late 80s and early 90s... has already booked their flight back to mexico next week. they have raised four kids together, three of them born in america... their oldest daughter, vianney (vee-nn-ay) is expected to manage the household in oakland... though maria says her young son will live with her and her husband south of the border. vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "this administration says that they want good people and that's who my family is. they don't want bad hombres and my parents have never, ever done anything. no criminal convictions. none of us either have ever been in trouble wi

lydia. ( lydia ) maria mendoza- sanchez works with cancer patients at highland hospital. ith her husband and 12-year old son will be deported to mexico. mendoza sanchez she and her husband eusebio have been in the u-s for nearly 30 years... they have raised their four children in oakland. but now they are being forced to leave. the couple has faced deportation since 2002... over the years they have endured hardships and have been granted stays. but their attorney says, they have now exhausted all options. an emotional maria spoke at the rally yesterday in oakland. the couple will bring their 12-year-old son back to mexico... their three other children will stay in the united states. their attorney says, anyone banned from the united states cannot re-enter the country for ten years.reporting live at sfo, lydia pantazes kron4 news. <"it's quite a complex issue, but i don't think that it's right. i don't think the people who have been here and the people who are here, the major backbone in the community that are now facing troubling times and having to be deported and sent ba

lydia. ( lydia ) maria mendoza- sanchez works with cancer patients at highland hospital. today, she, along with her husband and 12-year old son will be deported to mexico. mendoza sanchez she and her husband eusebio have been in the u-s for nearly 30 years... they have raised their four children in oakland. but now they are being forced to leave. the couple has faced deportation since 2002... over the years they have endured hardships and have been granted stays. but their attorney says, they have now exhausted all options. an emotional maria spoke at the rally yesterday in oakland. the couple will bring their 12-year-old son back to mexico... their three other children will stay in the united states. their attorney says, anyone banned from the united states cannot re-enter the country for ten years.reporting live at sfo, lydia pantazes kron4 news. <"i think our immigration is just all messed up. most people just want to come and have a good life here in america. we need to let people in. give them opportunity. you know if they start causing problems, then send them home.

maria mendoza - sanchez and her husband ... have lived in the u-s for some 30 years. and for much of that time they faced deportation. their attorney says.. now they have exhausted all options. the couple will take their 12 -year old son back to mexico. their three other children will stay here. (grant) earlier today.... president trump re-enforced a controversial statement he made on saturday.(pam) the president blamed 'both sides' for the deadly violence in charlottesville.. c-n-n's stacey cohan reports.... on how lawmakers are responding to the president's comments. pres. donald trump: "i think there is blame on both sides"a defiant president trump not mincing words over the devastating violence in charlottesville, virginia. a white supremacist rally turned deadly on saturday as marchers clashed with counterprotes ters. at a press conference tuesday, trump responded to critics of his saturday statement...in which he said there was violence on many sides.pres. donald trump: "the statement i made on saturday, the first statement, was a fine statement, but you don't m

reportera: empleado de salud y miembros de auckland, se reunieron para apoyar a marÍa mendoza sÁnchezon muchos de nuestros pacientes aquÍ, especialmente los que tienen cÁncer y lo que yo he visto es que tiene una compasiÓn para esos pacientes, ella sigue viniendo a trabajar aquÍ cada dÍa y darle apoyo a los pacientes, aunque esta pasando por esta situaciÓn. reportera: han abierto una cuenta para apoyar a marÍa. el matrimonio recibiÓ una orden de deportaciÓn, pero pudo quedarse con el apoyo de la senadoraquienes sigue luchando para que su familia no sea separada. >>dijo que ella no se estÁ escondiendo que todavÍa tiene un poco de esperanzapara evitar la deportaciÓn que parece ser inminente. regresÓ contigo. presentador: muchos padres de familia con el temor de que inmigraciÓn llegue a los planteles escolares. los distritos aseguran de que los niÑos estÁn protegidos ya que la ley prohÍbe entrar los planteles educativos e iglesias. >>las medidas ejecutivas, estÁn muy asustados y estÁn protegidos, preparados para resolverlos. presentador: si ve agentes de inmigraciÓn, llameal nÚmero de te

. >> reporter: a devastating day, maria mendoza sanchez says she knew could come since she and her husbandhe u illegally with their daughter. since then, they had three more children, paid taxes, stayed out of legal trouble. worked. maria as a registered nurse. factors they thought would help their plea to stay in this country, and they did for a while. the obama administration allowed them to remain in california on a year to year basis. but now with an increase of deportations under the trump administration, they are being forced to leave the country. >> i cry at lone thinkilone thi it. >> reporter: the courts have held that neither of these individuals has a legal basis to remain in the u.s. while ice continues to prioritize to focus on individuals who pose a threat to safety and border security, ice will not exempt classes or categories from removable aliens from potential enforcement. >> no ban, no ball, sanctuary for all. >> reporter: that all happening after a unanswered pleas to president trump. >> he loves his kids very much. and his grandchildren too. how would he feel if all of

maria mendoza- sanchez works with cancer patients at highland hospital. she and her husband you-say-beio .. have been in the u-s for nearly 30 years... they have raised their four children in oakland. but now they are being forced to leave. the couple has faced deportation since 2002... over the years they have endured hardships and have been granted stays. but their attorney says, they have now exhausted all options. an emotional maria spoke at the rally today. (maria mendoza-sanchez/to be deported tomorrow): "this is becoming more real. i tried to work until the very last day i could because only at work with my patients is when i can stop thinking about what going on at home." the couple will bring their 12-year-old son back to mexico... their three other children will stay in the united states. their attorney says, anyone banned from the united states cannot re-enter the country for ten years. (pam) another sanctuary city related lawsuit has been filed against the trump administration by the city attorney of san francisco (grant) this time the focus i

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

we spoke with maria mendoza sanchez before boarding the flight at sfo.though you prepare for it you try to always tell yourself you have to be prepared i don't think anybody is really prepared enough to leave people behind. >> my parents aren't going to be there when i walk on the stage to graduate. >> we were with the family yesterday in the east bay other home when they were packing up luggage, current law prohibits the couple from united -- returning to the united states for 10 years. they are exploring options such as working in canada. dianne feinstein is working on a bill to allow them to return to the united states. >>> a new security system is being tested at subway train stations in los angeles. airport body scanners are being used to detect guns and explosives as part of a two day pilot program. the la county metropolitan transportation authority says the machines can scan 600 people per hour. if the program is successful the scanners could become permanent. >>> this program comes as bart deals with a 41% increase in violent crime. there will b

maria mendoza sanchez and her husband said they entered the united states illegally 23 years ago. 15 years they have been trying to become legal. it never happened. they were forced to leave. this left at 11:30 last night with their 12-year-old son. their three daughters will live in oakland in the home they bought last year. the tearful good-bye came despite an attempt of dianne feinstein trying to get them to stay. sheit 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 g

(philippe)maria mendoza- sanchez/mother- "emotionally, i'm devastated." )have built here in the united states is crumbling. maria mendoza-sanchez/mother- "i've been trying to be as strong as i can." but now that maria and eusebio's immigration attorney has told them they're essentially out of all legal options to prevent their pending deportation... the couple that immigrated to the united states in the late 80s and early 90s... has already booked their flight back to mexico next week. they have raised four kids together, three of them born in america... their oldest daughter, vianney (vee-nn-ay) is expected to manage the household in oakland... though maria says her young son will live with her and her husband south of the border. vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "this administration says that they want good people and that's who my family is. they don't want bad hombres and my parents have never, ever done anything. no criminal convictions. none of us either have ever been in trouble with the law, ever. not even in trouble at school." at 23-years-old via

>> reporter: highland hospital nurse maria mendoza sanchez and her husband are being deport and must leave the country the couple has held jobs, paid taxes and stayed out of legal trouble for two decades. they have four children, three of them u.s. citizens. their attorney has asked federal immigration authorities for a stave deportation while senator dianne feinstein wants to introduce a private bill in congress next month allowing the couple to remain in the u.s. ice, however, issued the following statement. court's consistently held that nierj of these individuals has a legal basis to remain in the u.s. while ice continues to prioritize pits enforcement resource, the focus on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety, and border security, hice will not exempt classors cat gsrdoef r oemovable aliens from potential enforcement. sanchez family seds they'll take their son to mexico with them. their three daughters will stay behind. reporting live at sfo rshs matt keller. >>> thank you. and now tonight foulout from the charlottesville violence. the ceo of santa

maria mendoza- sanchez works with cancer patients at highland hospital.e and her husband you- say-beio .. have been in the u-s for nearly 30 years... now immigration and customs enforcement ... has ordered them to leave. the couple has faced deportation since 2002... they have been granted stays over the years. but their attorney says, they have now exhausted all options. an emotional maria spoke at the rally today. (maria mendoza-sanchez/to be deported tomorrow): "this is becoming more real. i tried to work until the very last day i could because only at work with my patients is thinking about what going on at home." the couple will take their 12-year-old son back to mexico... their three other children will stay in the united states. according to u-s law ... anyone banned from the united states cannot re-enter the country for ten years. (pam) the trump administration is being hit with another 'sanctuary city' related lawsuit. california attorney general- xavier becerra and san francisco city attorney dennis herrera ... announced today.. they are both fi

maria mendoza- sanchez and her ed in thite ed > s >> imeand her family facing deportation. maria sanchez and her husband lived in the united states for 23 years and have four kids here. they tried the get legal immigration status, but couldn't do it. now they're set to be deported on tuesday. they plan to take their youngest child with them, but will leave the other three behind. uition... they came here with just the clothes on 23-year-old vi >> it's a very difficult situation. i put up a very long fight. >> in my opinion they're the american dream come into fruition. they came here with just the clothes on their back. but her status is she's protected >> the 23-year-old viani will be in charge of her two younger sisters, but her status is up in the air. right now she's protected under the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, but president trump has threatened to take that away. and contribute to this country >>> tonight senator feinstein said quote they pay taxes, own their home, they contribute to this country. these are the kind of people we should welcome int

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maria mendoza sanchez as well as her husband and son who is a u.s.-bye to the rest of their family at sfo. last minute intervention by senator dianne feinstein was not enough to stop them from being deported. they leave behind three daughters, the youngest 16 years old. >>> and we're live at the science center in oakland this morning and if you're looking for special glasses to see monday's solar eclipse that's the place to get them most places are sold out. while many are excited about thee clips utilities like pg&e are concerned. we've been speaking with officials at the independent system operator in full som and the agency that oversees all the power grids in the state they tell thauts solar eclipse will reduce solar energy production by 60%. that's enough to power 6 million homes. we're expecting to hear from pg&e on how they plan to make um for the power shortfall. >>> looking live at the dumbarton bridge it's a safe bet that some drivers ever illegally using their phones behind the wheel. we all see it. more californians are doing that with fe

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maria mendoza-sanchez and her husband were forced to return to mexico after being to -- after being denied permission to stay in the u.s. the 12- year-old son went with them but three daughters are staying in oakland to finish school. she and her husband entered the usa illegally 25 years ago. >>> last night or than 200 gathered in san jose for a town hall meeting about the proposed google make a campus. it would be a 6 million square feet facility built near the diridon train station and san jose. community members pack the mexican cultural center to talk about how they feel about this project. the vice mayor said google's plan to build the campus and the downtown area is a challenge . >> the dialogue here is important because i think that google has not yet heard what the community is asking. good jobs. good paying jobs. rightful working conditions. we are welcoming them and are eager to have them. but they need to hear from the residents themselves. >> google could possibly employ as many as 20,000 workers at that facility. >>> service begins for the bay area's newest transit system. of

maria mendoza- sanchez, her husband and their son were scheduled to leave yesterday but were granted eportation. they file another stay request but that was denied. sanchez and her husband have lived in the u-s for nearly 30 years. the couple will take their 12- year old son back to mexico. thier flight is scheduled to leave from s-f-o tonight. they do plan to make a statement before they leave. their three other children will stay here in the bay area. ( mark ) two children and a grandfather are killed in a fire in the south bay. it happened yesterday afternoon at the golden wheel mobile home park in san jose. firefighters say they arrived minutes after the call came in, but the front of the home had already collapsed. a young boy and girl were killed in that fire. one of the children is the man's grandchild... and the other is possibly a cousin. a longtime neighbor spoke with kron four about the loss in their community.

catherine heenan is here with the latest on maria and eusebio mendoza-sanchez..he couple had reportedly exhausted just about all their options for stayingin the bay area -- but their attorney says they 'are' trying again... this is one of the recent rallies for the couple...maria is a nurse who works with cancer patients......she and her husband came into theu.s. illegally years ago - and have raised four children. they didn't fly out of s-f-o to mexico today as originally planned...in the hopes that their latest move to stay will be considered... kron four talked to some people at the airport this morning....who say they sympathize. the couple has faced deportation since 2002.if they do leave - they say they'll take their 12-year-old son with them. their daughters - who are older - will stay in the u.s. the case has attracted a lot of attention. california's senator dianne feinstein says their deportation would be a loss for the oaklandcommunity. grant and pam? here at the alameda county sheriff's office in dublin, deputy ray kelly explains why he retweeted a wh

maria mendoza sanchez received the call last night from senator dianne feinstein personally. federal immigration agents denied their last request for 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 lived in the u.s. for near ly 25 years. we spoke with mendoza sanchez last night who says it has been a difficult time. >> i'm leaving tomorrow. there's nothing i can do. leaving the kids is the saddest. >> and their attorney does plan to file one more stay request shortly before the family boards their plan. meantime senator feinstein will ask the u.s. senate last month to grant them permanent residence. >>> a memorial is set for the people killed during violence in virginia this past weekend. today at a charlottesville theater people will honor heather heyer who was killed when a man drove his car into a crowd. they will honor two state police officials who died when their helicopter crashed. >>> the time 4:37. a choking recall. the important recall you need to know about. >> let's g

maria mendoza sanchez and her husband planned to leave for mexico earlier today, but they pushed back their departure once senator dianne feinstein's cordg to the application for their deportation stay, senator feinstein had told them she would introduce a private bill once congress is back in session next month. >> while you're here you have to try everything you can because once you're not here there's nothing you can do once you're out of the country. couple's deportation. saying quote: keeping fami >> oakland mayor libby schaaf is calling on federal government to reverse the deportation of the couple saying, "i believe in keeping families together. we will do everything in our power to keep maria with their family." now the company says they've been trying to gain legal immigration status for years. neither of them a criminal has record. they will take their youngest child to mexico with them. the other three will ayfired st refusing to turn over important documents, how whistleblowers are fighting back. >> plus why multimillion dollar homes are selling faster than you might think

as an undocumented immigrant, maria mendoza sanchez are planning to return to mexico after being denied permission to remain in the u.s. and she will leave behind three daughters ages 16, 21 and 23. her fellow healthcare workers and community workers are holding rally at the highland hospital to stop the deportation of the family.>>> it is the time of the year that students across the bay area are heading back to school and it includes moving day at towel and berkeley with students settling in before classes get underway. -- >>> expert suggest a new missile test could happen this week.>>> traffic on the bridges in the bay area still look good and here's a look at the golden gate bridge, a live look at with traffic moving very well heading into san francisco.>>> we actually have a system on the way that will be mainly a wind producer with cooler temperatures coming up. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all

. >> reporter: maria mendoza- sanchez could not hold back the tears. her battle to legalize her family's status lasted 15 years and was denied at every turn. on tuesday, the mother of four, her husband and 12-year-old son , will board a plane back to their native mexico on a one- way ticket. all three deported leaving behind three daughters ages 16, 21 and 23 with no chance of returning for the next 10 years. >> i asked them to please not come to the airport because i'm not sure how they will make it back home. >> reporter: maria and her husband enter the u.s. illegally 25 years ago and worked hard. he is a truck driver while maria put herself through college and is a cancer care nurse at highland hospital. they own their home and have lived in the united states on ballad work permits until this past spring.>> this administration, they said they want good people. that's what my family is. they don't want hombres and my parents have never done anything. no criminal convictions. none of us have ever been in trouble with the law. ever. not even at school.

maria mendoza- sanchez, her husband and their son were scheduled to leave yesterday but were granted a stay of deportation. they filed another stay request but that was denied. sanchez and her husband have lived in the u-s for nearly 30 years. the couple will take their 12- year old son back to mexico. thier flight is scheduled to leave from s-f-o tonight. they do plan to make a statement before they leave. their three other children will stay here in the bay area. (darya) two children and a grandfather are killed in a fire in the south bay. it happened yesterday afternoon at the golden wheel mobile home park in san jose. firefighters say they arrived minutes after the call came in, but the front of the home had already collapsed. a young boy and girl were killed in that fire. one of the children is the man's grandchild... and the other is possibly a cousin. a longtime neighbor spoke with kron four about the loss in their community.

i asked maria mendoza sanchez if her husband was able to -- maria and joseph mendoza's -- sanchez were unable to obtain green cards. their children are in the u.s. one daughter will graduate from uc and will graduate. her other daughter is 16 and in high school. >> whether you prepare for it, you try to tell them that they have to be prepared. but, i don't think nobody is prepared enough to leave their kids behind. >> [ indiscernible ]. they won't be there to see me graduate. >> reporter: they were there yesterday in oakland. the current immigration level inhibits the sand chases for returning to the u.s. for the next decade. they are exploring options such as working in canada. the sender is working to allow them to come back to the u.s. and that will depend on congress and president trump. >>> planning for the true -- the future. the ceo of ford working to build technology for tomorrow. what's up guys? we're dude perfect. make sure you check out bass pro shops' fall hunting classic, the biggest hunting show and sale of the year. (male announcer) hey, it's time for great deals on grea

protested because maria mendoza sanchez and her family are set to be deported by i.c.e. sanchez is a nurse in the hospital who has lived here with her husband for the past 20 years. senator diane feinstein visited the family pushing for them to stay in the u.s. the courts found that neither maria nor her husband have a legal basis to stay in the u.s. sanchez is planning to move back to mexico tomorrow. >>> dmv handed out more than 900 tickets between april and july. offenders drivers who use illeg illegal placards. >> during those 5 minutes there could be somebody who really needs that spot and can't get close to where they need to go. so that is critical. >> if you do this, it is going to cost you. anyone who is cost misusing a disabled pers placard can be find between $250 and $1,000. >>> it is still a week away but travel advisory warnings have been posted. towns in the path of the eclipse are set to see a rush of visitors. anyone traveling to those states drive carefully and don't look right at it. >> that is next monday. coming up. >>> is it too late? political anal

(maria mendoza-sanchez/to be deported tomorrow): "this is becoming more real. i tried to work until the very last day i could because only at work with my patients is when i can stop thinking about what going on at home." the couple will bring their 12-year-old son back to mexico.. their three other children will stay in the united states. their attorney says anyone banned from the united states cannot re-enter the country for ten years. (catherine) happening now. a four-year old girl is recovering after being shot at a stockton gas station. the little girl - named ee- yah-nah-lee - was hit several times by bullets saturday night. her father says he arrived at the united gas station around 8-pm - and that's when someoneshot at their car. witnesses say an employee yelled at them to take cover...but it was too late. (sot) "i heard them go get in here, get in here, so i thought they were just getting out of the way you know. i didn't know a little girl got hit til today." the suspect's car took off moments later... stockton police aren't commenting on a possible m

maria mendoza- sanchez, her husband and their son were scheduled to leave yesterday but were granted a stay of deportation. they filed another stay request but that was denied. sanchez and her husband have lived in the u-s for nearly 30 years. the couple will take their 12- year old son back to mexico. their flight is scheduled to leave from s-f-o tonight at 11. they do plan to make a statement before they leave. their three other children will stay here in the bay area. (grant) for the second time in two days....gunfire erupts on interstate 880 in the east bay... this latest shooting happened late last night just south of highway 92 in hayward. kron four's terisa estacio reports now on - if these two incidents are related. the california highway patrol is calling this a brazen act of violence. it was late tuesday evening when the call came in of another shooting in hayward. this time, reports of men hanging out of a car window aiming at another vehicle - a chp spokesperson says the victim a young female teen was terrified - curling up into a ball as she tried to stay alive and not b

. >> reporter: yes, i just got off the phone with maria mendoza sanchez minutes ago saying she did receive word from senator diane feinstein herself that the appeal was denied. so she dos have to go back to mexico. earlier she said she was anticipating going to leave out of sfo earlier today but plans changed when she received promising news that perhaps senator feinstein could help out and appeal this process. but she just received word that the appeal is not going to happen. she has been told to report to the immigration department but she thinks that the immigration department will give her time to collect her things and head back on the flight she had planned on. that is the very latest, she will be heading back to mexico. reporting live, i am sharon katsuda. >> thank you, sharon. could it be the final chapter the reason the east bay children's book project could be looking for a new home. >>> the man accused killing a liquor store owner refused to come to court for more than an hour. >> nothing but blue skies across our skies. we will talk more about the fog and hotter temperatures in

maria mendoza- sanchez, her husband and their son were scheduled to leave today.ut were granted a stay of deportation. they filed another stay request.. but that was denied. people rallied around the family yesterday in oakland. sanchez and her husband have lived in the u-s for nearly 30 years... and for half that time, they have faced deportation. they have been granted stays in the past. but their attorney says, now they have exhausted all options. the couple will take their 12- year old son back to mexico. their three other children will stay here. ahead at eight.. fired over a controversial memo at google.... tonight hear from the former employee who is doubling down on his comments about women in the tech workplace. plus. a popular fast food chain facing legal trouble over what a customer says they found in their sandwich."the hardest part is facing the fact that you have lost your own child.'" and a father talks to kron 4 and a father and a father talks to kron 4 ... about the sudden death of his son.... run over by a car in a robbery... next, how his family

maria mendoza sanchez her husband and 12-year-old son will return to mexico after being denied permission to remain in the united states. she will leave behind her three daughters. her fellow healthcare workers and community leaders are holding the rally to call on immigration authorities to stop the deportation of mendoza sanchez and her family. >>> that problematic stretch of i-880 southbound at lewelling boulevard is closed people are turning to you for other ways of getting around sal. >> this is one of those tricky closures you kind of have to know your way around. i want to show you the traffic backup on i-880 approaching the lewelling boulevard offramp, on the boundary between san leandro and san lorenzo that is where the shooting happened on southbound i-880. traffic is backed up the freeway from davis street headed south and some people have been stuck in a traffic for a while headed south past marina. i want to make sure you know eastbound 580 could be an alternate but there will be slow traffic on eastbound 580 as people are coming up on castro valley getting off the freeway dr

immigration attorney carl shusterman says he and his clients maria mendoza sanchez, and her husband eusebio (you- say-be-oh), are meeting with u- s senator dianne feinstein to see if there's any way to prevent deportation... but adds this battle has been going on since 2002... escalating when president donald trump took office. and, now any stays on deportation issued in the past are in the past... and, the couple, who came to this country nearly three decades ago, is being forced back to mexico.maria mendoza- sanchez/mother- "i try to do everything the right way, and the only thing i'd say i did wrong is coming to this country without inspection and that's, that's pretty much it." maria is a registered nurse at highland hospital, where she works with cancer patients. she paid for her own college education. and, also paid for her oldest daughter, vianney (vee-nn-ay), to graduate from u-c santa cruz. where her other daughter melin (may-lean) has one year left of school. she hopes to become a doctor. melin sanchez/daughter- "and, my parents won't be there to walk by my side when i graduate."

maria mendoza sanchez and her husband were forced to go back to mexico. maria and her husband entered the u.s. illegally 25 years ago. >> oakland police are searching for suspects following a deadly shooting that happened shortly after noon today at 7th and willow streets, right now a b.a.r.t. overpass. homicide investigators say a man was shot several times and ended up dying at the scene. at this point, there is no word at what led up to the shooting. >>> president trump is threatening a government shutdown if there is not enough money allocated to 0ed for a -- allocated for a border wall. shed any budget deals between republicans and democrats could be block if there is not enough money for a border wall. now republicans in congress are trying to get on the same page as the president. >> he campaigned on the wall. he won on talking about building a wall, and he's going to make sure that that gets done. >> we don't need a government shutdown. that never ends well. we don't save money doing it. and with regard to border security, think the president and u

>> leaders and healthcare workers stood in solidarity and promise to fight for maria mendoza sanchez and her husband. the couple and the 12-year-old will must -- have to return to mexico tomorrow. they leave behind three daughters ages 16, 21 and 23 years old. 25 years ago they entered illegally and have been fighting to legalize their status. the husband is a truck driver and maria put herself through college to become a nurse at highland hospital. she said she hopes the families case will bring awareness to immigration policies that are tearing families apart.>> they deserve a chance, they should be given the opportunity to remain. we are not doing anything wrong. we tree people with respect.>> she said the senator dianne feinstein are working to in a last-minute i--- they. >>> a driver in france rammed his car into a crowded pizzeria outside of paris. a 13-year-old girl was killed and eight others were injured. french authorities say they do not believe this is an act of terrorism they believe the man was on drugs and may have been suicidal when he rammed his car into the restaura

as marci gonzalez reports, maria mendoza sanchez and her husband have been paying taxes and works since they came to the u.s. illegally but it hasn't made them immune from the law. >> devastating day. she says she has known could come since she and her husband came to the united states 23 years ago from mexico illegally with their daughter. since then, they had three more children. paid taxes. stayed out of legal trouble. and worked. maria as a registered nurse. factors they thought would help the plea to stay in the country. they did for a whil allowed them to remain here in california on a year-to-year basis. but now with increase in deportations under the trump administration they are now being forced to leave the country tonight. >> i cry alone at night thinking about it. >> immigration and customs enforcement saying in a statement the courts consistently held that neither of the individual has a legal basis to remain in the u.s. while i.c.e. continues to prioritize enforcement resources to focus on individuals who pose a threat to national security. public safety and border securit

>> maria mendoza-sanchez is an oncology nurse at highland hospital and her coworkers have rallied behind her. mendoza-sanchez and her husband have been denied permission to stay in the u.s. after years of fighting to try to stay. they entered the country illegally more than 20 years ago. her husband is a truck driver and she put herself through college to become a nurse. their son will go to mexico with them but his older sisters will stay in california. mendoza-sanchez says she hopes her case will show how immigration policies are unnecessarily splitting families. >> they deserve a chance. they deserve to be given the opportunity to continue to be here and make a difference for this country. they are good people. we are not doing anything wrong. we are working in treating people with respect. >> mendoza-sanchez says family and friends have appealed to the president to allow her family to stay. she said senator feinstein and others are working to win a last-minute stay to try to block her deportation. >>> police now say a car to car shooting along 880 in the east bay yesterday may be a c

(pam) maria mendoza- sanchez, her husband and their 12-year-old son are flying out of s-f-o tonight. more than three-hundred people held a rally earlier this week...making a public demand to stop ice from moving forward with the deportation. the couple has lived in the u-s for nearly 30 years and has fought to stay in the country... but their latest request to stay has been denied. their three other children...three daughters...plan to remain in oakland for now. the family is expected to make a statement before boarding their flight. (grant) the powerball jackpot drawing just happened. and there is a 430-million dollar prize up for grabs. so get out your tickets ....here are the numbers. nine, fifteen , forty three, sixty and sixty four, and the powerball number is four again that's nine, fifteen , forty three, sixty and sixty four, and the powerball number is 4 if no one wins tonight... the jackpot will climb to an estimated 510-million dollars for saturday. ahead at eight.. federal immigration agents detain two people in the east bay. what homeland security says they had ties to. p

people rallied around maria mendoza sanchez yesterday in oakland. sanchez and her husband have lived in the u-s for nearly 30 years. and for half that time they have faced deportation. their attorney says now they've exhausted all options. the couple will take their 12 year old son back to mexico. their three other children will stay here. (pam) the alameda county sheriff's department is apologizing.... after re- tweeting a video from a known white supremacist. deputy ray kelly says, it was all a big mistake. kelly re- tweeted a white supremacist news conference... while he was using the sheriff's official twitter account last night. he says, he was getting familiar with some of the white nationalist groups which may take part in an upcoming demonstration event in berkeley. the re-tweet was sent out to the office's 10-thousand twitter followers.

by all accounts we expect maria mendoza-sanchez and her husband and young son to board a flight taking them to mexico around 1 pm. >> the when is this country going to stop tearing families apart? >> reporter: yesterday, more than 100 gathered outside highland hospital where mendoza- sanchez has worked as a nurse for many years. they rallied in support of her. she and her husband entered the country illegally but worked their way through college and got jobs, bought a home and started a family. under the obama administration, mendoza-sanchez were granted several stays to continue staying here. but things changed under the new president. >> i don't think about good people and bad people. everyone should be treated the way you do things. >> reporter: her son will go to mexico with them but his older sisters will stay in california. mendoza-sanchez says family and friends have appealed to the president to allow her family to day. she said senator feinstein and others are working on a last- minute day to block the deport tatian. as of now, there is no sign whether or not that will happen.

it has been a whirlwind of emotion for maria mendoza sanchez and her husband. 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

>> community leaders and healthcare workers stood in solidarity and promised to fight for maria mendoza sanchez and her husband. tomorrow, they will have to return to mexico along with her son after being denied permission to remain in the u.s. they leave behind three daughters ages 16, 21 and 23. 25 years ago, they entered the u.s. illegally and for years have been fighting to legalize their status. her husband is a truck driver and maria put herself to college to become a cancer care nurse at island. she called on president donald trump to consider the party from a perspective of a parent.>> hopefully, i can touch his heart and whenever he turns around and sees his grandchildren or his children, he can think about what it is -- what would it be to rip him from his family. >> she said senator dianne feinstein and others are working to winning last-minute state to brought those block the deportation. >>> jurors in denver have cited with taylor swift, finding a radio dj did in fact grope her during a backstage meet and greet. david mueller had sued her for $3 million and denied he grabbed her sa

feinstein and kamala harris are both working behind the scenes to get a reprieve for nurse maria mendoza sancheznd her husband. but so far nor luck. news reporter laura anthony has the story. >> hopefully that he can -- i can touch his heart. >> reporter: with just one day to go beforemyria men doe gaza must leave the country, the nurse appealed directly to president trump. one parent to another. >> he sees his son, his 12-year-old son, same age my son, he can think what will it be, you know, to rip him away from his family. >> no ban, no law. sanctuary for all. >> reporter: maria and her family do not deserve to be torn apart. >> reporter: the couple held jobs, paid taxes and stayed out of legal trouble for two decades. they have four children, three of them u.s. citizens. i.c.e. issued the following statement, the courts consistently held that neither of these individuals has a legal basis to remain in the u.s. while i.c.e. continues to prioritize its enforcement resources to focus on individuals who pose a threat to national security, public safety and border security, i.c.e. will not accept