entre ellos david campos quien criticÓ a los republicanos de los demÓcratas. decisiÓn empatada que emitió la corte suprema de justicia en torno a estos programas afectÓ a 5 millones de inmigrantes. entrevistado: mi mamÁ todavÍa es indocumentada. flavio: dapa quedo en el limbo. la mamÁ de alejandro continuÓ en espera. entrevistado: ya ya tiene 72 aÑos y no tienen seguro mÉdico. ha sido muy difÍcil. ha trabajado muchos aÑos limpiando casas. flavio: el supervisor david campos dirigiÓ fuertes crÍticas a ambos partidos. entrevistado: sabemos lo que hice criticÓ a la corte suprema por lo que ocurriÓ, pero porque es que su propia administraciÓn ha tenido mÁs contra deportaciones de otros precedentes en la historia. flavio: campos considera que los demÓcratas no han hecho del problema migratorio una prioridad. entrevistado: si pueden votar, voten. flavio: un comunicado defendiÓ las gestiones de la lÍder demÓcrata. alegando que pelos y sigue luchando para poner fin a la separaciÓn de las familias y sobre la decisiÓn de la corte suprema. dice que los demÓcratas jamÁs de

el supervisor david campos seÑala que la situacin es crtica y que el departamento de bomberos no sotcampos- supervisor de san francisco "en 2015, hace diez aÑos, los incendios en la misin consistan en solo 3. 3 por ciento. y lo que es sobresaliente es que en las reuniones comunitarias el departamento de bomberos pasa la mayora del tiempo tratando de convencer a las personas de que el nmero no ha incrementado cuando de hecho se ha triplicado en la ltima dcada". campos dice que adems las agencias encargadas de investigar los incendios dan muy poca informacin al respecto. pero el departamento de bomberos de san francisco dice que no puede dar detalles de investigaciones en proceso y que tampoco pueden especular. sot teniente jonathan baxter- depto. de bomberos de san francisco "es una manera equivocada pensar que nosotros como departamento de bomberos entremos a uno de estos edificios y automaticamente deduscamos que el incendio que ocurrio ah fue intencional. debemos tener evidencias para poder establecer eso." el supervisor campos le pidio al departamento de bomberos que publique info

david campos/superviso r entonces si l est criticando a la corte suprema, qu va a hacer su adminstracin seguir deportando a la gente? porque no se puede ser hipcrita y decir algn lado estoy en contra de esto, pero al mismo lado ser la misma persona que los est deportando el presidente trat de implementar un alivio migratorio que hubiera beneficiado a ms de 5 millones de personas... pero tras un empate en la votacin en la corte suprema, este se encuentra temporalmente suspendido. outro los manifestantes prometieron seguir con sus manifestaciones de calle hasta cumplir los objetivos take vo/cesar --el presidente obama ahora est en seattle en el estado de washington... despeg desde "moffett field" alrededor de la una y media de la tarde en el avin presidencial "air force one" --esta noche participar en dos eventos para recaudar fondos para la campaÑa de hillary clinton. blanca --este fin de semana se esper que miles de personas lleguen a san francisco para celebrar el orgullo gay. take vo --pero despues de la masacre de orlando las autoridades planean ejecutar fuertes medidas de seguridad.

flavio: contactamos con david campos de supervisor del Área pero no recibimos respuesta. familias de bajos recursos. cabe destacar que durante la manifestaciÓn todo se llevó a cabo de forma ordenada. marÍa leticia: gracias flavio, la crisis de vivienda carmen afecta los habitantes del sur de la bahÍa donde hoy los supervisores del condado de santa clara debaten una medida que si es aprobada llevarÍa la boleta electoral de noviembre un bono por 970 millones de dÓlares para construir viviendas asequibles para personas de bajos ingresos y tambiÉn para indigentes. los supervisores votaron la maÑana. el verano llegÓ acompaÑado de una tremenda ola de calor que ha puesto en alerta a las autoridades. el servicio meteorolÓgico emitiÓ una alerta para el Área de la bahÍa de vÍdeo que el calor aumenta riesgo de incendios forestales. veamos esta linda imagen del puente de la bahÍa, temperaturas actuales oakland 78 la: mÁs de 2000 bomberos intentando contra las llamas del incendio santa clara. continÚa la alerta debido a las altas temperaturas que se prevÉn para esta semana. mÁs al sur

y esta maÑana se realiz una audiencia liderada por el supervisor david campos para plantear nuevamenteirle al departamento de bomberos que de una explicacin del porqu en menos de dos aÑos, han habido seis grandes incendios que han desplazado a casi doscientos residentes de sus hogares y que ademas cobraron la vida de tres personas, incluyendo un niÑo. el supervisor campos le pidio al departamento de bomberos que publique informes de las investigaciones sobre los incendios, pero ellos dicen que mientras se investigan la informacin que ellos puedan dar es limitada porque sino esto podra comprometer las investigaciones en las que participan varias agencias y la oficina del fiscal de distrito. esta tarde hablamos con el vocero del departamento de bomberos de san francisco y nos dijo lo siguiente: take sot teniente john baxter- depto de bomberos de san francisco con vo/arlen dice que es una manera equivocada pensar que ellos como departamento de bomberos entre a uno de estos edificios y automaticamente deduscan que el incendio ocurrio ah y que fue intencional. y que ellos deben tener eviden

this unanimous vote comes after three months of controversial negotiations over supervisor david campos' homeless shelter legislation. the original proposal would have required the city to open six long term homeless shelters also known as navigation centers, within a year. a navigation center allows people to bring in all of their belongings and companions as they look for permanent housing. the centers would have also included a wet house and safe injection site which means people drink there and legally use drugs. in april supervisor campos says something needs to be done to address the homelessness problem. >> we know that there is an increase in the number of homeless about 4% increase but beyond the numbers, i think qualitatively it's bad. >> reporter: mayor ed lee opposed the idea of a safe injection site and said there is no way six navigation centers could be open in a year. they worked out a plan. with the help of the city's new homeless director they agreed on the legislation that gives the city two years to open six navigation centers and the city will explore the idea of ha

this unanimous vote comes after three months of controversial negotiations over supervisor david campos' homeless shelter legislation. the original proposal would have required the city to open six long term homeless shelters also known as navigation centers, within a year. a navigation center allows people to bring in all of their belongings and companions as they look for permanent housing. the centers would have also included a wet house and safe injection site which means people could drink and drugs there legally. in april supervisor campos says something needs to be done to address the homelessness problem. >> we know that there is an increase in the number of homeless about 4% increase but beyond the numbers, i think qualitatively it's bad. >> mayor leo posed the idea of a -- lee opposed the idea of a safe injection site and no way they could open 6 centers in a year. they worked out a plan. with the help of the city's new homeless director they agreed on the legislation that gives the city two years to open six navigation centers and the city will explore the idea of having a we

san francisco supervisor david campos is calling on city leaders to designate living spaces for those affected by future fires. the police commission in san francisco will hold a public meeting tonight to discuss safety concerns for this week's pride event. the city has already announced extra officers will be on happened as a precaution after the orlando nightclub shooting. >>> new at noon democrats are staging a sit-in as we speak on the house floor. they are demanding that republicans bring a vote on gun control legislation before the house resources. they call it no bill, no break. >> we must remove the blinders, the time for silence and patience is long gone. we are calling on the leadership of the house to bring common sense gun control legislation to the house floor. give us a vote. let us vote! we came here to do our jobs! we came here to work! >> this is the latest in a series of protests including a 14-hour filibuster last week demanding gun control. after that filibuster failed, senate republicans shot down four basic gun control measures including tightening background che

supervisor david campos says the fires could have been deliberately set.e's holding a public hearing on the issue this morning at 10:00 at city hall. there have been six minlgor fires in the past 19 months, forcing nearly 200 people out of their homes. >>> quick check of weather and traffic. some fiery conditions outside, kari hall, how is it shaping up for the rest of the week? >> still very hot for the valleys and looking at a lot of sunshine, even though we have a nice cool start and some fog along the coast, that will help keep the temperatures down there, up to 67 in sfwran francisco, 88 in the south bay and north bay 92 degrees. mike what, is happening on the roadways? >> better news for the bay bridge that stall we talked about on the san francisco side cleared so the metering lights should stay the same. we're looking at also a better flow across the san mateo and dumbarton bridges back to what you'd expect at this time on a wednesday. not complete lly clear, just no bat. south bay slowing 101 at capital expressway and 87 from capital to kertner, n

david campos says the fires could have been deliberately set and holding a public hearing on the issue this morning at 10:00 at city hall. the examiner reports there have been six major fires in the past 19 months, forcing nearly 200 people out of their homes. >>> the controversial sentencing of a sanford swimmer in a sexual assault case could change state law. district attorney jeff rosen yesterday told a state senate committee that convicted student brock turner had not been eligible for mandatory jail time because the victim was unconscious. current law does not mandate a prison sentence when a rape victim is unconscious. members of the senate committee were shocked by that and voted in favor of a bill which would carry an automatic sentence of prison whether the victim is conscious or not. >>> today is the national day of action on gun violence prevention and nancy pelosi is taking action staging another sit-time this time at san francisco general hospital. that sit-in is not just to end gun violence but also to end hatred. today's action comes after democrats staged a 25-hour-long

. >> reporter: but hate could happen anywhere, says supervisor david campos who has his own concerns. >> it's a fear. i think in the minds of everyone that i've spoken to. >> we need extra security during the pride parade. >> reporter: san francisco police say starting today they had increased police patrols in decastro and other crowded areas. >> we hope our presence down here reminds them this is a very safe and wonderful neighborhood and they should enjoy the day. >> reporter: police say they're already working with federal law enforcement to ensure that pride 2016 is both safe and fun, which is exactly what some in decastro say it should be. >> we need to take the action of going out and demonstrating that this doesn't stop us. we unite because of it. >> the supervisor scott wiener's office is organizing a vigil happening behind me, harvey melk plaza. he says it will be a time to mourn but also to recommit to the fight for lgbt equality. mark kelly, kpix 5. >> today is the big pride party in west hollywood. hours before the parade started, police arrested a heavily armed man who t

ante los constantes incendios en el barrio de la misiÓn en san francisco, el supervisor, david camposcios afectados por el incendio del pasado dieciocho de junio podrÁn obtener hasta 10000,00 $ para invertir en reemplazar inventario, comprar nuevo tipo y pagar depÓsitos de seguridad . el gobierno de mÉxico y los maestros disidentes acordaron volver a reunirse el prÓximo lunes para continuar el diÁlogo en torno a la reforma educativa. hoy tuvieron un primer encuentro para solucionar algunas de las demandas de los maestros. han sido claros en que no se darÁ marcha atras a la nueva ley. la situaciÓn que se vive en oaxaca, hubo un vuelco aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa. con un grupo de manifestantes protestÓ frente a la sede del consulado de saber -- de san francisco donde le entregaron algunas demandas al cÓnsul. flavio lacayo nos habla de esto. flavio: uno de los propÓsitos de esta propuesta fue el de entregar una carta al cÓnsul general de mÉxico para que de a su vez se la haga llegar al presidente enrique peÑa nieto. la misiva contiene algunas exigencias. a raÍz de los altercados violento

we've been joined by the chief sponsor of this orbix david campos and i want to thank supervisor camposor his leadership on this issue as well as the coalition of housing advocates, homeowners, tenants, public safety advocates, hotel workers, the hotel council, the apartment association, the tenants union, for lending their support to this very reasonable and long-overdue piece of legislation intended to fix some of the loopholes in my predecessors well intended but yet evolving and still flawed legislation around short-term rentals. with that, but he turned it over to supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: thank you. much mr. chairman. i want to thank you and your staff for working so closely with us on this item. i am proud to be cosponsor of this piece of legislation with you. colleagues, i want to thank the committee for their attention to this matter. i am handing out a amendment that we would be introducing to the legislation, but essentially, where we are and what is before you today-i want to thank all the members of the public on both sides of this issue who have come out-for

this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos. todays clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> like to announce and thank sfgtv staff broadcasting the meeting, jim smith and phil jackson. we don't have to do roll call, right? >> no, you stated who is here. >> we are here accept for commissioner mar. do we need a motion to excuse commissioner mar? motion by commissioner crews and seconded by commissioner com pose >> iletm 2 approval the lafco minutes from april 22, regular meeting. >> any changes or comments on the minutes? seeing none we'll knose to public comment. we'll close public comment and motion-- commissioner crews to approve the minutes and second and take that without objection. >> we need a second. commissioner campos >> i tried to second as a chair. >> item 3, community choice aggregation actaveties report. status update on clean power sf and stating update on proceedings: >> michael himes on behalf of general manager hale. i have a few qu

supervisor david campo says it's too big of a coincidence that low-income residents have lost their homes. the most recent loss happened two weeks ago in bernal heights and still remains unsolved. >> ten years ago the mission accounted for 3.3 pk % of the f and 10 years later it's 3 times that number. >> we do have reports that are concluded that are showing that these fires are not arson. >> fires have displaced about 200 people in the mission district in the last 18 months. >>> a deadly crash in the north bay today. a big rig slammed into a tree and burst into flames. this happened east of petaluma. witnesses say they jumped out of the cars to help out. it was too late. the fire engulfed the truck, unfortunately killing the driver. at this point it's not clear what caused them to crash. chp says it did receive reports that a truck was moving erratically in the lane. they don't know if this call was related to this crash. >>> well, a teenage girl is fighting for her life tonight after being rescued from a burning home in hayward by firefighters. firefighters tell us the girl was in the b

. >> david campos said he now is look into whether a five alarm five two weeks ago was arson.ampos posted he cannot say with certainty that arson has not play add part in the rash of fires in the mission and bernal heights. six buildings were burned displacing 57 people. this morning, the city public safety mission will have the latest on the fire investigation at city hall. that will be handing at 10:00 a.m. >> a wildfire is threatenening homes near sacramento and now, the mandatory evacuations are in affect near the community of forest hills, 400 homes are being threatened and it brock out yesterday before jumping the river and spread into the neighboring county. more than 250 fires are battling the flames and a drone was spotted over the fire and unfortunately it grounded firefighting aircraft for an hour. more than 6,000 people are homeless on the streets of san francisco and today is homeless project day. >> our reporter is here story. >> we are here to show you about a housekeeping service the city supplies for the homeless. each day, city crews go out and sweep up and c

for supervisors like david campos apologized. >> i'm sorry for being emotional. as a gala tino man -- as a gay latino man, it is not shocking to me the worse mass shooting in the history of this country would target the queer community. >> reporter: one of the first to be named was edward sotomayor is known to the people in the crowd. >> i met him last september when we went on a cruise in europe. >> reporter: he was the cruise director for a gay travel agency called alan tux travel. there was a lot of anger and there was a lot of sadness but there was solidarity. among those who spoke was a muslim doctor from the hospital. >> the tragedies are coming to us far too frequently. as a physician i see them as a deeper illness. it is a disease of the soul that goes by different names. >> reporter: tonight a diverse crowd of people came together to mourn and to hold each other up in the face of tragedy. >> there are a lot of people feeling down. including this six-foot nun. it is important to come to the place where harvey milk said they need to give them hope. >> repo

we've been joined by the chief sponsor of this orbix david campos and i want to thank supervisor campos for his leadership on this issue as well as the coalition of housing advocates, homeowners, tenants, public safety advocates, hotel workers, the hotel council, the apartment association, the tenants union, for lending their support to this very reasonable and long-overdue piece of legislation intended to fix some of the loopholes in my predecessors well intended but yet evolving and still flawed legislation around short-term rentals. with that, but he turned it over to supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: thank you. much mr. chairman. i want to thank you and your staff for working so closely with us on this item. i am proud to be cosponsor of this piece of legislation with you. colleagues, i want to thank the committee for their attention to this matter. i am handing out a amendment that we would be introducing to the legislation, but essentially, where we are and what is before you today-i want to thank all the members of the public on both sides of this issue who have come out-fo

supervisor david campos says the fires could have been deliberately set so he's holding a public hearing on the issue this morning at 10:00 at city hall. the examiner reports there have been six major fires in the past 19 months forcing nearly 200 people out of their homes. >> it is 5:07. today is national day of action on gun violence prevention and nancy pelosi is taking action by staging another sit-in at san francisco general hospital today. the sit-in is not just to end gun violence but also to end hatred. today's action comes after democrats staged a 25-hour sit-in on the house floor last week. they were demanding a vote on gun control legislation. republicans were successfully able to block any legislation from moving forward. today's sit-in at general hospital starts at 1:00. >>> moving on to decision 2016, another hollywood type of visit for hillary clinton. she's back in the bay area today, appearing with actress jamie lee curtis. >> the presumptive democratic presidential nominee and curtis are going to attend a fund-raising lunch in san francisco today. the president of plann

this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos. todays clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> like to announce and thank sfgtv staff broadcasting the meeting, jim smith and phil jackson. we don't have to do roll call, right? >> no, you stated who is here. >> we are here accept for commissioner mar. do we need a motion to excuse commissioner mar? motion by commissioner crews and seconded by commissioner com pose >> iletm 2 approval the lafco minutes from april 22, regular meeting. >> any changes or comments on the minutes? seeing none we'll knose to public comment. we'll close public comment and motion-- commissioner crews to approve the minutes and second and take that without objection. >> we need a second. commissioner campos >> i tried to second as a chair. >> item 3, community choice aggregation actaveties report. status update on clean power sf and stating update on proceedings: >> michael himes on behalf of general manager hale. i have a few qu

i want to thank supervisor david campos for introducing this on behalf of the board and it was the first time that i saw 50 names and it's incredibly moving we talk about numbers you can gloss over what this means but seeing each namereminds you of the family and friends that each human beings had. i think that one other thing that i would just say is that something that struck me so much about this incident is that we don't often think of nightclubs as a any new type of secret space and a lot of times people escaped to these nightlife venues as a place to be free and when you talk about the freedom to love it is clubs where you can create the space to flirt with whoever you want to flirt with her to dance with whoever you want to dance with and to love you want to loveand it's in those very spaces that people really get to express this freedom to love and knowing so many of those in the nightlife business that organize and djs here in san francisco specific communities spaces for people to be who they want to be an even with a heavier heart i acknowledge not only the terror but the incr

i want to thank supervisor david campos for introducing this on behalf of the board and it was the first time that i saw 50 names and it's incredibly moving we talk about numbers you can gloss over what this means but seeing each namereminds you of the family and friends that each human beings had. i think that one other thing that i would just say is that something that struck me so much about this incident is that we don't often think of nightclubs as a any new type of secret space and a lot of times people escaped to these nightlife venues as a place to be free and when you talk about the freedom to love it is clubs where you can create the space to flirt with whoever you want to flirt with her to dance with whoever you want to dance with and to love you want to loveand it's in those very spaces that people really get to express this freedom to love and knowing so many of those in the nightlife business that organize and djs here in san francisco specific communities spaces for people to be who they want to be an even with a heavier heart i acknowledge not only the terror but the incr

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where to supervisors, david campos and arrow mar both have chosen to honor the first people of san francisco, the--. so i call upon our rosemary [sp?] to speak to the supervisors and also address our mayor why suppose is missing to this deliberation. >> testifier:[foreign language] rosemary-.[foreign-language]i am here today to show my respect to each and every one of you. i also request of you respect and peace. my first grandfather,--, was born at the presidio. and, he instructed his children, or our previous relations, that we should love and work with one another, especially his children, his grandchildren, not to allow others to suppress us. for some reason, he knew that with time, people were going to change and our fight for freedom, or even for one to survive on our holy lands, would be a struggle, but not only for our people, but for each and every one of you here because you have to make the decision to acknowledge us. you would have to make the decision to respect our people for being and having assets in this area, and also having birth rights to all aspects of economic assets go

we've been joined by the chief sponsor of this orbix david campos and i want to thank supervisor campos for his leadership on this issue as well as the coalition of housing advocates, homeowners, tenants, public safety advocates, hotel workers, the hotel council, the apartment association, the tenants union, for lending their support to this very reasonable and long-overdue piece of legislation intended to fix some of the loopholes in my predecessors well intended but yet evolving and still flawed legislation around short-term rentals. with that, but he turned it over to supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: thank you. much mr. chairman. i want to thank you and your staff for working so closely with us on this item. i am proud to be cosponsor of this piece of legislation with you. colleagues, i want to thank the committee fir or thetention to this matter. i am handing out a amendment that we would be introducing to the legislation, but essentially, where we are and what is before you today-i want to thank all the members of the public on both sides of this issue who have come out-for

supervisor david campos tells the paper he plans to meet with police on this issue next week. >>> a sanfunds from the police department to make sure that use of force reforms are made. john avalos has been among those most critical of the police. he wants to introduce legislation that would enable the board of supervise viruses to withhold ruffle 1/3 of the budget. the funds with on be -- would only be released if reforms are made. >> we have been told for many years that reforms are being made, that policies are put into place that would prevent officer-involved shootings and that has not taken place >>> contra costa county is holding a gun buyback program at pittsburg city hall. you a guns dropped off have to be in the trunk of a car and have to be unloaded. now, you can stay anonymous but you have to prove that you are a county resident. the payment ranges from 50 to $350 in gift cards. it all depends on the type of weapon that you trade in. >>> today marks one year since a gunman killed nine people inside of a church in charleston, south carolina. and it was a racially moat saided a

our chief, chief hayes white who's here to present on this to get this hearing has been call for david campos all and the floor over to supervisor campos >> thank you. thank you colleagues. on the neighborhood services public safety committee for holding this hearing. thank you chief for being here. i want to make a couple of comments and introductory remarks before we turn it over to the presentation and just so people know, there two parts to the presentations. one that focuses on fire investigations, which is an important piece of this. the second part focuses on code enforcement. you know what efforts are being undertaken to impose safety codes in this neighborhood and citywide. i have called this hearing today to receive an update from city agencies on two critical issues. the status of our fire investigations unit and the investigations that very are responsible for. as well as the issue of code enforcement efforts in the mission and especially code enforcement as it relates to fire safety. on june 8 18th, a five alarm fire admission and 29th led to the displacement of 58 people. it imp

the community organized by david campos and director edriscon and we heard various stands on the issue from transit riders and businesses and residents and it was a very heated and emotional gathering, but i really feel there may be progress attributed to that. a lot of the people opposed the rail lines and right turns have faith in sfmta and none agree with what they did, they do feel people working on the project they do want to help so we are waiting to see what outcomes happen attributed to that. lastly, like regina missioned, the last two weeks we interviewed candidate. i want to comp lment regina because every candidate is amazing. to narrow it down is really impressive and impressive people. it is a hard process because there is talent out there. >> we only hire the best. >> the best. >> of the best and we interview rigorously. >> thank you regina for those efforts. >> thank you. >> the bruno fire-the community is rallying down there and think that is awesome >> i forgot about the bruno fire. businesses have a a potential to receive 10 k in grants and 3 of the businesses would h

we've been joined by the chief sponsor of this orbix david campos and i want to thank supervisor campos for his leadership on this issue as well as the coalition of housing advocates, homeowners, tenants, public safety advocates, hotel workers, the hotel council, the apartment association, the tenants union, for lending their support to this very reasonable and long-overdue piece of legislation intended to fix some of the loopholes in my predecessors well intended but yet evolving and still flawed legislation around short-term rentals. with that, but he turned it over to supervisor campos >> supervisor campos: thank you. much mr. chairman. i want to thank you and your staff for working so closely with us on this item. i am proud to be cosponsor of this piece of legislation with you. colleagues, i want to thank the committee for their attention to this matter. i am handing out a amendment that we would be introducing to the legislation, but essentially, where we are and what is before you today-i want to thank all the members of the public on both sides of this issue who have come out-fo

this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos.days clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> ke

i want to thank especially some momentum and david chiu of michael's father supervisor campos and avalos cohen weiner and others. i also want to say it's been a 20 year struggle for voting rights for immigrant communities. our coalition of parents and immigrant organizations spans all of our neighborhoods of our city and now is the time the weekend in san francisco pass a measure like this. i also want to say that san francisco would not be alone. chicago, new york city, and a number of jurisdictions throughout this country have allowed noncitizens the right to vote but for most of the united states of america, history, noncitizens have been allowed to vote. it's only in the nt immigrant movements of the 1920s the repression of that era that was wiped away and now is the time for san francisco grassroots networks of immigrant communities, parents, and others that want expanded democracy to step forward to put san francisco on the map to making it free again. i also want to say too, are immigrant parents and immigrant committee organizations are ready from their own networks from past ele

and start returning to pay to collect personal items, this comes the san francisco supervisor david camposfor the supervisor in those displaced by the fire. 57 people lost their home in the city is scrambling to find homes for the victims. >>> today is the start of the three-day global summit and it will be hosted by president obama. the president will not be at the event today but will be arriving tomorrow. air force one is scheduled to land tomorrow evening the president will stay overnight in san jose . he will stay there with facebook ceo and will leave later in the day. >>> a warning about the ongoing drought in california as researchers say it could take four years to recover from the drought even if the next several winters bring above average snow. new research showed that the drought caused a deficit in the water supply and they say the wet winter is not enough for a recovery and the snowpack is putting pressure on groundwater and drying reservoirs. >>> appealing it denied requests this town once the fuel for $3 million repair for a single, they are appealing from the federal high

i want to thank especially some momentum and david chiu of michael's father supervisor campos and avalos cohen weiner and others. i also want to say it's been a 20 year struggle for voting rights for immigrant communities. our coalition of parents and immigrant organizations spans all of our neighborhoods of our city and now is the time the weekend in san francisco pass a measure like this. i also want to say that san francisco would not be alone. chicago, new york city, and a number of jurisdictions throughout this country have allowed noncitizens the right to vote but for most of the united states of america, history, noncitizens have been allowed to vote. it's only in the nt immigrant movements of the 1920s the repression of that era that was wiped away and now is the time for san francisco grassroots networks of immigrant communities, parents, and others that want expanded democracy to step forward to put san francisco on the map to making it free again. i also want to say too, are immigrant parents and immigrant committee organizations are ready from their own networks from past ele

the community organized by david campos and director edriscon and we heard various stands on the issue from transit riders and businesses and residents and it was a very heated and emotional gathering, but i really feel there may be progress attributed to that. a lot of the people opposed the rail lines and right turns have faith in sfmta and none agree with what they did, they do feel people working on the project they do want to help so we are waiting to see what outcomes happen attributed to that. lastly, like regina missioned, the last two weeks we interviewed candidate. i want to comp lment regina because every candidate is amazing. to narrow it down is really impressive and impressive people. it is a hard process because there is talent out there. >> we only hire the best. >> the best. >> of the best and we interview rigorously. >> thank you regina for those efforts. >> thank you. >> the bruno fire-the community is rallying down there and think that is awesome >> i forgot about the bruno fire. businesses have a a potential to receive 10 k in grants and 3 of the businesses would h

i want to thank especially some momentum and david chiu of michael's father supervisor campos and avalos cohen weiner and others. i also want to say it's been a 20 year struggle for voting rights for immigrant communities. our coalition of parents and immigrant organizations spans all of our neighborhoods of our city and now is the time the weekend in san francisco pass a measure like this. i also want to say that san francisco would not be alone. chicago, new york city, and a number of jurisdictions throughout this country have allowed noncitizens the right to vote but for most of the united states of america, history, noncitizens have been allowed to vote. it's only in the nt immigrant movements of the 1920s the repression of that era that was wiped away and now is the time for san francisco grassroots networks of immigrant communities, parents, and others that want expanded democracy to step forward to put san francisco on the map to making it free again. i also want to say too, are immigrant parents and immigrant committee organizations are ready from their own networks from past ele