Calif. girls launch creation of 15,000 butterflies to represent migrant children in U.S. detention
Jyothi Marbin and her 11-year-old daughter were listening to the radio this summer when they heard a story about the number of migrant children being detained in U.S. custody. KTVU's Rob Roth reports that's when the idea for the butterfly effect was born, to create 15,000 butterflies and display them as works of public art in the Bay Area and perhaps beyond.
Top Videos
Calif. girls launch creation of 15,000 butterflies to represent migrant children in U.S. detention
Earthquake swarm strikes South Bay
CHP begins Thanksgiving holiday enforcement
Black Friday deals curbed by tariff-driven costs
Navigating holiday travel as a non-citizen
Laney College to make security upgrades
Officers detain teens with BB gun
Man receives 2 life sentences for brutal beating of "Grandma Huang"
Foster City man arrested in wife's cold case killing
Celebrating Native Culture: Oakland's Intertribal Friendship House
Older drivers' confidence plummets around age 70
Most Watched
Trump-Zelenskyy Oval Office confrontation
Woman sought after kicking dog in Pittsburg
Patient files lawsuit Kaiser Permanente, alleges sexual assault during surgery
Trump marks 30 days in Oval Office | West Coast Wrap
Gas prices climb in California while they fall in other states
Hundreds of NOAA scientists fired
Arrests and guns seized in probe of Oakland carjacking tied to pot dispensaries
Protesters work to disrupt ICE raid | West Coast Wrap
San Jose teen killed by alleged gang members for wearing red
