.) >> is all of supervisors and i know commissioner coppel and supervisor safai led this but supervisor ronen was instrumental in making sure that we have a accountability in this. >> (clapping.) >> all of supervisors supervisor president london breed and everyone else here today worked together with your police department and health department our immigrant rights groups all the public safety original groups our airport was engaged thank you, again, for leading a great airport in san francisco because this was the ground swell of the initial place we registered our opposition to this the travel band this sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us; today reaffirms our sanctuary city and despite what is happening naturally we'll continue the fight against discrepancy and anti immigrant sentiments we are san francisco bay area it is home to 2.2 million immigrants 200 and 50 thousand are muslim and of inconsistencies those estimated 60 percent were foreign born and raised or boo born san francisco one and 50 thousand immigrants into from all walks of life that are permane

. >>> coming up a fox news anchor takes on cbs over the editing of his interview coppel. >>> up next a man's murder shatters the sense of security at a college >>> tonight police have identified the victim from college park apartment complex. 36 year old rawle farley was shot and killed in a haul way sunday afternoon. neighbors at the camden college park apartments say they heard somebody scream let me in. call police. when police responded they found farley with a head injury. they are looking for suspects and a motive. >>> i can't imagine like seeing a dead body i can't even think what the implications for your family and your sense of privacy, sense of security. >> now police do not believe that this is a random crime. >>> united airlines keeps three kids from boarding a flight all because they are wearing leggings, and now a virginia woman says the same thing happened to her. these passengers all flew for free because of a special united program. when it happens to have a dress code, but a man in shorts was reportedly allowed to board this weekend leading some to call that policy

steve davies, vietnam, coppell and his contemporaries refuse to it admit times and news delivery haveed. most of the national media is not not anymore the fourth of state, now they're the fifth column to the left. mr. o'reilly, you're correct on the health care front. regular folks like me are the ones that will continue to suffer the consequences of obamacare. i wish all politicians cared more about that, though. gerard smith, the freedom caucus should be thanked for standing up to paul ryan. the bill contains all the bad things in obamacare. james, in connecticut, the bill, are you going soft? congressman nunes used the term at the end of the day twice and you didn't even flinch. i did on the inside, james, but i can't interrupt serious interviews to harp on cliches, you know that craig humphrey, dallas, texas, o'reilly, how about a tip on a good pizza. if you want to take a trip up in dallas. villo milano and gino's score big. maria in new york, bill, loved the townhall on old school last night. it was such fun. we have posted the townhall on billo'reilly.com for folks who missed i

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.) >> is all of supervisors and i know commissioner coppel and supervisor safai led this but supervisornen was instrumental in making sure that we have a accountability in this. >> (clapping.) >> all of supervisors supervisor president london breed and everyone else here today worked together with your police department and health department our immigrant rights groups all the public safety original groups our airport was engaged thank you, again, for leading a great airport in san francisco because this was the ground swell of the initial place we registered our opposition to this the travel band this sing a song full of the hope that the present has brt