vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "we know that the chances are slim.know that it might be too late for our family. but its not too late to put this situation into awareness, because we're only a few of the first and we won't be the last." a family burdened by the daunting prospect of deportation. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine) president trump is not backing down on north korea.....he's now warning kim jong un's government to "get their act together." the president met with security advisers today while vacationing at his golf club in new jersey.. he says that his earlier warning of "fire and fury" for north korea wasn't tough enough... north korea responded this week by suggesting that it might attack the american territory of guam in retaliation... president trump - let's see what he does in guam. if he does something in guam it will be an event the likes of which no one has seen before. reporter - what do you mean? president trump - you'll see. and he'll see. he will see. it has nothing to do with dare. that's a statement. i

vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "we know that the chances are slim. we know that it might be too late for our family. but its not too late to put this situation into awareness, because we're only a few of the first and we won't be the last." a family burdened by the daunting prospect of deportation. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (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. autho

vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "this administration says that they want good people and that's whomy 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 vianney is a u-c santa cruz graduate. unlike her siblings, she wasn't born in states, but has remained here through the obama administration's immigration policy, "deffered action for childhood arrivals", or "daca"... a policy the trump administration has chosen not to expand, and is currently under review. deeply concerning for vianney, because her sisters are counting on her now.vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "and, if daca ends, i don't know, i don't know whats going to happen to them. i don't know if we're all going to have to leave, and that's not really what i wanted for my family at all." the cloud of deportation has hovered over this family since 2002... but since then, they've proven several hardships and have been granted stays. maria, who came here as

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 vianney is a u-c santa cruz graduate. unlike her siblings, she wasn't born in states, but has remained here through the obama administration's immigration policy, "deffered action for childhood arrivals", or "daca"... a policy the trump administration has chosen not to expand, and is currently under review. deeply concerning for vianney, because her sisters are counting on her now.vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "and, if daca ends, i don't know, i don't know whats going to happen to them. i don't know if we're all going to have to leave, and that's not really what i wanted for my family at all." the cloud of deportation has hovered over this family since 2002... but since then, they've proven several hardships and have been granted stays. maria, who came here as

vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "this administration says that they want good people and that's whoever 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 vianney is a u-c santa cruz graduate. unlike her siblings, she wasn't born in states, but has remained here through the obama administration's immigration policy, "deffered action for childhood arrivals", or "daca"... a policy the trump administration has chosen not to expand, and is currently under review. deeply concerning for vianney, because her sisters are counting on her now.vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "and, if daca ends, i don't know, i don't know whats going to happen to them. i don't know if we're all going to have to leave, and that's not really what i wanted for my family at all." the cloud of deportation has hovered over this family since 2002... but since then, they've proven several hardships and have been granted stays. maria, who came here as a housekeeper... paid her own way through college and is now a regist