ktvu's rob ross spoke to her, as word comes from the obama administration may be giving a second look to some of these special immigration cases. >> reporter: she got teary when talking about the prospect of being deported back to mexico. speaking through a translator, she said she worries about the danger she and her family face, if she is deported. [ speaking spanish ] >> the truth is that i'm scared because right now, the state i'm from is experiencing a huge wave of violence, and i'm really scared for both my life and my daughters' lives. >> reporter: she and her husband own this restaurant in downtown san mateo. they say they are both undocumented, but she received a deportation order from immigrations and customs enforcement. while their three daughters are u.s. citizens, she says she worries about leaving them behind and she worries about taking them with her. >> my daughters ask me, mom, do we have to leave? >> reporter: she says she came to the u.s. 15 years ago as a teenager. she says last may, ice agents came to their san mateo home looking for someone else, but discovered

. >> as rob ross reports a recent push to change the reputation is showing signs of progress. >> from his front steps, roger wineman says he's seen it all. you'll see people looking for trouble, loitering, and looking for fights >> the he shot this video last february. a series of balls opened up in the parking lots after clubs were closed. a an officer was hit in the hit in the head and were hurt. >> city officials and business owners unveiled a business plan for the two-block stretch of broadway from columbus to montgomery. police say crime is down 40% here from two years ago. >> we saturated the area using our tactical units, swat teams, motorcycle officers out here for traffic enforcement. >> another major change, party buses must now operate under stringent guidelines. ktvu caught the drunken rowdiness last year. the owners of the club on broadway, monroe's says the area has gotten closer. >> we're trying to change the perception of broadway. >> the city is also thinking about raising the fees for loitering in the area, and other crimes. >> if city college of san francisco loses

rob ross spoke to nancy pelosi about a threat of a military strike. we begin wi

rob ross spoke to nancy pelosi about a threat of a military strike. we begin with julie meaner. >> the -- haber. it was close. 10-7. >> the resolution is agreed tonight ordered favorable reported by the committee. the push for a military strike against syria. the president one step closer to the full senate passage. when it comes to the use of weapons of mass destruction, the united states must take a strong position. next up the house, this is about the world's redline, about humanity's redline. president obama and russia president putin jab at each other over syria. it has been difficult to get russia working through the security council to take knowledge some of the terrible behavior of the assad regime. >> people in politics don't act like that. president obama in sweden. putin giving an interview yesterday. a white house official said they will speak to margins of the g 20 summit that begins tomorrow. president obama reiterated russia's relationship with syria. putin said he could support one if there were conclusive proof of chemical weapons. th

rob ross, ktvu channel 2 news >>> east palo alto police are asking for the public's health in find ito suspects in connection with the robbery and pellet gun shooting of a teenager. 16-year-old boy says he was at the intersection of manhattan and wood land avenues when the suspect drove up. they shot the victim in his face near his eye. anyone is asked to call east palo alto police. >> and a neighbor in palo alto, abandoned construction projects are proving to be a lagging problem. what city leaders are doing to try and combat that. >> construction crews spent the morning working on the middle of this up scale palo alto neighborhood. there's no movement behind chain-link fences. neighbors say this has set idle for five years. some suspect drug deals had taken be place there. >> they did come back and i guess put up a better fence that was supposed three more secure so kids couldn't get in. >> in another area, neighbors say the home was demolished years ago but nothing was ever built. the city wants to prevent that from happening. last night council members voted u man namiously. we wa