the sanctuary ordinance. my colleague is going to talk always more about the complaint process that people can use to file a complaint regarding a sanctuary city violation. >> thank you. if i may, i just want to read more cards, and if you would, line up to speak. once again, forgive me if i am mispronouncing a name. janine. lapeta. thank you. carl. julie so -- soux. bart murphy. guadaloupe, and manava. forgive me if i am pronouncing these names wrong. line up, and you have two minutes. next speaker. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i am from the human rights commission, and we are happy to say that we are taking all complaints and reworking santh city issues right now. so if you have any issues, either have been discriminated against or know someone who has an issue about the city of san francisco not respecting the sanctuary ordinance, come to us. we can take complaints there by phone, e-mail or mail, whatever is easiest for you. i am going to leave some forms over there, so if anyone wants to talk to us about problems, they can do it. also, they can visit our website. just a few things about it. we respect your confidentiality status,

we get attacked for the sanctuary city. the id cards in san francisco and connecticut are very, very good. this is an issue that most elected do not want to deal with. in sacramento, it is not a user- friendly situation. people acknowledged that something has to be done, but then they run away from the. commissions such as this, cities such as san francisco, and basically the reality. sometimes i make a joke about immigration. we are here already. we are not going to go away. if you're worried that we have h1n1, then give us health care. i went to washington and ask what is going to happen with health care reform? you have to think of ways. you have to give us more funding for community clinics so people will not be worried about getting deported and not be worried about getting health care. and not be worried about somehow being identified as a criminal. we have a lot of responsibility to all our brothers and sisters who made this country great. we cannot be intimidated. we are a productive people. i walked on the picket li

enough of the sanctuary city. that is a program and policy that endangers public safety -- safety. changing the culture of city hall will take determination, leadership, and it will take you to help me. join me. [applause] >> my name is city attorney, dennis herrera. i wanted to thank the house for giving me the opportunity to have a conversation with you all about what is at stake in this election. you clearly recognize that this is a seminal collection. this is the most important race we have had in and what years, because of the unique challenges we have found, 50,000 san franciscans moved here over the course of the last 10 years. we have to make sure that we are creating socioeconomic opportunities for all levels of income scale. a government needs to work to meet the challenges of the people, particularly important when we are facing realignment to demonstrate that we can create economic opportunity and have a government that works. that is what this is all about and i look forward to having a conversation with you tonight. thank you very much. [applause] >> as your mayor for

they have been through the criminal justice system and we can look at it in that perspective, but i strongly oppose anything that would keep the city from remaining sanctuaries city it has come to be known as pure drama i oppose secure communities. -- come to be known as. >> i oppose secure communities. i took a very strong stand against the policies of the local sheriff in arizona where immigrants were being scapegoating and arrested, held for hours, and then deported without committing a crime. when i came to sentences, i continued that policy. i created a policy with the help of other community members to insure that when people were being stopped and did not have a driver's license because they were immigrants, that the car would not be impounded if they could find someone with a driver's license. i have worked with staff in arizona, utah, georgia, and most recently alabama to overturn legislation that was clearly and plainly designed to discriminate against our immigrant community. >> i have said strongly and repeatedly that i am against secure communities, that we should attempt to opt out, following the lead of states like new york and massachusetts a

the lead. we are sanctuary city. keeping that in mind, please make sure that this does not limit on documented use. thank you. chairman nolan: thank you. good afternoon. >> and the little boy that i take care of who has down syndrome was too shy to come up. both of us are in support of the free bus passes for youth. if i got your -- if i got to run things, i would extend that to all people with disabilities who are not generating income for themselves. i try to provide the best care possible for him, meaning taking him to the beach and museums. it would be really awesome if all of that was free for him. if he had access to go and explore the city for free. and to bring along friends. i want him to have the best experience possible in the world. to make these things free would really encourage that. chairman nolan: thank you. next speaker, please. secretary boomer: we are almost at the end of our speaker cards, so if there's anyone who wishes to address the board in a room for 08, this would be the time. >> good aftern

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city was not complying with the law. that baltimore city already had a policy of not arresting this 85 to 90%. and as a result, they felt that baltimore city, which is a sanctuaryaw. now, obama is saying no, it's okay to do that. the federal government agrees with you. and the congress believes he's violating the law. >>> while congress harshes out -- hashes out its own issue, the test policy starts here, december 4th. >>> and the project runs a total of six weeks. however, it could be expanded in january. >> thank you. >>> fewer than 20% of the immigration cases involve people with criminal records. >>> a suspected serial robber is now in state police custody. 25-year-old michael melpass is charged with holding up the exxon station along i-95 last week. melpass is also a suspect in several other robberies in harford, cecil and baltimore county this month. police say numerous tips led them, after these surveillance photos were shown through the media. >> the ncaa opens its own investigation into alleged child rape and a cover-up. today's announcement comes as police look into why former coach jerry sandusky may have been overlooked. armen catay an reports. >> r

they suit feds or they sue the city managers saying this is a sanctuary city, you knew, you put him backrefore you owe me money and they get dismissed time and time again. how is this different? >> you picked a great example. i know the family personally. i know the people they tried to sue for this. for releasing who they knew to be a known killer, bern a rap sheet. by letting that individual out, the family lost -- the family member is dead because of it. megyn: the courts held you have to prove that the threat is so specific directed to this individual. in other words, they were going to have to prove this particular illegal immigrant would kill this guy. and it's impossible. >>it is impossible. it's almost impossible to prevail on these cases. these times of cases where you try and sue a city that has a sanctuary city and in a case like this where you see an operation held by the government put forth. and but for the government hadn't put those guns out there would agent terry be dead. megyn: you have to get past the "but for." it's a close nexus. explain to the viewers why we give t

the exception of extreme cases, that is. tom sherwood in our newsroom with more on this. >> reporter: jim, d.c. is already known as a sanctuary citynew law would make it clear where the city stands. under a federal secure communities program, federal immigration enforcement officials want local law enforcement to help by detaining illegal immigrants on even minor charges. now all 13 d.c. councilmembers are supporting a new city law not just a resolution, that would bar local police or corrections officers from assisting the federal effort, except in extreme cases of violent criminals or other serious crimes. >> to pass a law that hopefully will forbid our local police officers from cooperating in immigration and deportation work, which is really the responsibility of the federal government. >> reporter: city leaders say the federal program is costly and undermines community cooperation with police and public safety. >> and we're also creating a real sense of distrust among our immigrants who are less linebacklikely to cooperate with police in solving crime and preventing crime. so it's not a secure communities program. it's an ins

debris kicked up by hurricane irene, the water men want the state to open up at least one oyster sanctuary for them to harvest. >> tonight one of the city's most beautiful ladies has come home. the pride of baltimore two. pride in her crew have been on a mission to help celebrate the 2 unanniversary of the war of 1812. visited 26 ports and welcomed 500,000 visitors. now it's our turn to welcome her home. >> you imagine the people who didn't know about the spirit of coming. >> what century is this. >> coming up controversy and airport security, the lingering health concerns and what the tsa plans to do about it. >> the mysterious rampage that left these cars smashed to pieces. trip to the doctor leads to his legs being amputated. why his family is blaming the hospital. a sunny, dry but cool weekend on tap. coming up next. ,,,,,,,, [ dennis ] juggling insurance policies at different companies... is a pain. but with allstate, bundling policies is easy and can save you money. you should try this instead. thank you...yeah... now she should be an allstate agent. shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. [ female announcer ] intro

sanctuary city. >> reporter: they felt baltimore was not complying with the law. that baltimore already had a policy of not arresting this 85 to 90%. and as a result, they felt that baltimore city, which is a sanctuary city, was violating federal law. now, obama is saying, no, it's okay to do that. the federal government agrees with you. and the congress believes he's violating the law. >> reporter: while congress hashes out its own issues, the test policies start here december 4th. >> reporter: and that pilot program runs for 7 weeks, after with which, it could be expanded in january. reporting live now, i'm pat warren. >> fewer than 27% of the cases involve people with criminal records. >>> it is the opportunity for people. participating in the macy annual thanksgiving day parade. and some students are doing just that. andrea fujii spoke with two of them. >> reporter: it kicks off the holiday season. the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. one of the highlights of the show... the dancers and cheerleaders of spirit america. and delaney high school sen

i believe in the secured amenities act, obama's secured committed this act. i think sanctuary city is a politically incorrect policy that puts public safety at risk. i want to do process. i want a hearing for those people accused of crimes and due process. and they have to suffer the consequences of images like the rest of us do. under this present policy, undocumented aliens accused of committing a crime have more rights than citizens here in san francisco. >> as a follow-up, would you expect your city employees, if you were mayor, to cooperate productively with the federal authority? >> absolutely. i would expect and to cooperate when it comes to the safety of all citizens in every way possible. every way. [applause] >> this question is for mr. herrerra. the campaign as i have seen have was the focus not on you but on the gentleman to your left, ed lee. you have a slogan that says ed lee is getting it done for his friends and first contributors, not for us. and this is from today accusing ed lee of being deliberately dishonest by repeatedly filing disclosure forms late. do you th

injunction and the participation of our federal representatives to prevent closures that are set to occur in a matter of days for divinity 3 and other cooperatives. and for our city to uphold our sanctuary status for medical cannabis and perhaps finding locations for these and other cooperatives to serve their patients in the interim, while hopefully president obama uses his executive powers to rein in the role of u.s. attorneys and create some debt lead -- diplomatic reasonable solutions. thank you. [applause] supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hello peter i am a resident of san francisco, a patient, and i own the hemp center in oakland since july 1999. first, i like to think the city for your kind diligence and effort in trying to establish meaningful regulations for the medical marijuana community, as well as the greater community at large. second, happy halloween. i came to rest today to reflect the fact that not only am i if- annise de -- am i a fashionista, but i am a patient also. we are put under a lot of stress for what we do. any help is much appreciated. the movement began here, so i feel is up to us to lead the way, to make sure that what we do

their best to navigate still flooded parts of the capital city as government officials start reconstruction efforts. to the north, workers at an elephant sanctuary care for a herd of 80 animals. we're told there is just a thin strip of dry land where the big guys can roam. >> boeing 787 dream liner making debut at dubai air show. made of high tech material said to be more fuel efficient. report oman air, emirates air has ordered dozens of them. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> it's now been nine days since a little boy named sky vanished, supposedly, outside of seattle. now the boy's father says he thinks mom knows where that child is. a live report next. plus, a similar mystery in kansas city continues to get weirder by the day. now, could a phone call clear the parents of baby lisa? the lawyers would like for you to think so. we'll report. you decide. just ahead. >> shepard: investigators searching for missing toddler in washington state say the case may soon become a criminal investigation. the cops there say they have gotten hundreds of tips but found nothing solid at all. and after nine days, investigators n

injunction and the participation of our federal representatives to prevent closures that are set to occur in a matter of days for divinity 3 and other cooperatives. and for our city to uphold our sanctuary status for medical cannabis and perhaps finding locations for these and other cooperatives to serve their patients in the interim, while hopefully president obama uses his executive powers to rein in the role of u.s. attorneys and create some debt lead -- diplomatic reasonable solutions. thank you. [applause] supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hello peter i am a resident of san francisco, a patient, and i own the hemp center in oakland since july 1999. first, i like to think the