supervisor david campos told the crowd he came to the u.s. as an undowntown grant and it's his proposal to provide legal aid to those facing deportation. >> we want president-elect donald trump to know that there is nothing more american than immigration. >> reporter: the $5 million a year would pay for ten lawyers and support staff administered by the city's public defender. >> it is a shame that there are 1,600 people in detention proceedings right now in san francisco. and thousands more around the country who don't have a right to a lawyer. >> reporter: 31-year-old of nicaragua was one of those detained in 2014. >> i had been deported when i was 9 years old so i was getting a serious charge. >> reporter: after a month behind bars, her cousin got her a lawyer and she was freed. >> without my lawyer, i wouldn't be here today. >> reporter: she spoke at the rally this afternoon, telling the crowd, when you're locked up, there is nobody looking out for you. dylan, a lawyer and vice chair of california's republican party says the proposal is a

david campos estÁ proponiendo que hayan 5 millones de dÓlares, a tener abogados que defienden a los indocumentadossentaciÓn legal, a todas las personas que estÁn enfrentando deportaciÓn ahora mismo, en la corte federal de san francisco. leÓn: campos introdujo esta propuesta dÍa de hoy. segÚn el plan la mitad del dinero irÍa a la oficina del defensor pÚblico, para que sean mÁs abogados de inmigraciÓn. marÍa: la presidenta del sistema de universidades, saliÓ en defensa de los soÑadores. piden al presidente electo trump, que mantenga vigente el programa de acciÓn diferida le piden a trump que permita a los soÑadores trabajar legalmente para contribuir a la economÍa de estados unidos. una organizaciÓn presiona para que eliminen el beneficio migratorio. reportaje desde washington mÁs adelante. anoche un aviÓn con 77 pasajeros, entre ellos periodistas y un equipo de fÚtbol, de la primera divisiÓn brasileÑa que viajaba a la final de la copa sudamericana, se estrellÓ cerca de medellÍn. leÓn: Éstas son imÁgenes de los jugadores minutos antes de que ocurriera la tragedia. a los futbolistas los obligaron a c

el supervisor david campos quiere que san francisco asigne 5 millones de dÓlares anuales para darle abogados asÍ que los abogados van a ser mÁs solicitados que nunca. >> si no tenemos un abogado el proceso no se respetarÍa. es difÍcil, yo no podría pagar, pero es bueno estar bien informado y tener el apoyo de las organizaciones. reportero: pero las organizaciones que hoy sirven a emigrantes de san francisco no tiene suficientes fondos para contratar mÁs abogados. >> para poder producir pies abogados especialmente en centros comunitarios es algo muy difÍcil de hacer y en estos momentos las capacidades en estas agencias ya estÁ al tope. reportero: muchos lo ven como una buena idea pero para quienes hieren restringir la inmigraciÓn es claramente un error. >> estamos aquÍ trabajando, estamos luchando. presentadora: un inmenso incendio forestal convirtiÓ en un infierno la ciudad turÍstica de tennessee. en las calles principales y ciudades de los estados unidos se presentadora:un voraz incendio en la turÍstica ciudad de tennessee redujo a cenizas edificaciones y miles de personas tuvieron que ser

. >> un plan de apoyo y ayuda legal que plantea el supervisor david campos.ias en san francisco. >> que estÉn tal vez, viendo la posibilidad de una deportaciÓn, que tengan representaciÓn legal. >> por eso, poco mÁs de dos meses que el presidente tome posesiÓn, supervisor campos, el alcalde de san francisco y el defensor pÚblico unen esfuerzos a favor de quienes podrÍan verse mÁs afectados. los inmigrantes. un programa similar con el apoyo legal que ofreciÓ san francisco a los niÑos que llegaron sin acompaÑamiento a este paÍs. >> estamos hablando y pensando de proveer representaciÓn legal universalmente a la comunidad inmigrante. >> el presidente donald trump, ha sido muy claro al seÑalar que estarÁ detrás de inmigrantes en la ciudad santuario. trabajamos para brindar este apoyo universal de representaciÓn legal a quienes estÉn o no sujetos a deportaciÓn. >> vamos a continuar en san francisco. cientos de personas desafiaron esta tarde la lluvia para protestar de nuevo contra el presidente electo donald trump. la manifestaciÓn comenzó en el centro cÍvico, los i

david campos/supervisor proponente de la medida 34:16 si vamos a seguir siendo una ciudad santuario tenemosenfrentando la deportacion 34:23 a traves de esta se contratarian 23 nuevos abogados ...diez para la oficina del defensor publico y otros 13 para organizaciones sin animo de lucro... que ayuden a indocumentados en proceso de deportacion, que no estan detenidos.... francisco ugarte/abogado de inmigracion -defensoria publica de sf 32:36 si tienen abogado tienen 70 por ciento...70 por ciento mas probable ganar un caso con abogado que sin abogado 32:45 eso lo comprobo saul que estuvo detenido por inmigracion seis meses. 30:17 muchos no tuvieron esa oportunidad so algunos los deportaron otros no supieron que firmar, estan mas tiempo en la carcel no saben que va a pasar con su caso 30:26 el plan incluiria establecer una linea telefonica de informacion de emergencia y el costo total serian cinco millones de dolares....fondos que necesitaran respaldo politico... a traves de un comunicado la oficina del alcalde de la ciudad dijo que apoya girar recursos adicionales y que revisara la propuesta..

david campos said i am proud to join with our public defender and jeff adachi and community advocates and attorneys throughout san francisco to proactively ensure that immigrant families in san francisco remain together and that immigrants are protected from deportation without due process. >>> this afternoon the oakland city council is expected to consider a resolution expressing its recommitment as a sanctuary during its meetings. the members of the block by block organizing network are planning to rally outside the meeting. and this comes as san francisco mayor ed lee and his counter parts in new york, chicago and seattle have already vowed to uphold their city's policies when it comes to illegal immigrants. >>> if you thought your vote didn't count this election, think again. in santa clara county right now, key races are being decided by a few dozen votes. kpix 5's anne makovec shows us the recount process is raising hands and red flags. >> reporter: an automatic hand recount is now under way here in santa clara county for 10 races where the margin is razor- thin. this is the fir

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speaking tonight to the crowd was san francisco supervisor david campos. >> to say we're not going away and everything that got him elected we're going to fight against. it's not just fighting against donald trump, it's fighting against the other interests within san francisco, that have taken over this city. >> feeling very scared and anxious. i didn't think it was going to be this bad. i was shocked when i woke up. >> and before we began, our evening here at market street, and fifth we did spend time at the foot of market street earlier today. speaking with voters, meeting very few trump supporters especially here in northern california, san francisco, most of the voters we met said they're sad and confused and angry. the people at this evening's protest have said this is not just about protesting tonight. they say they'll do this continuously over the next four years. live in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> a protest is happening across the city tonight. >> demonstrators are marching toward trump tower. there is security tonight with the building surrounded by both nypd and secret serv

speaking tonight to the crowd was san francisco supervisor david campos. >> to say we're not going away and everything that got him elected we're going to fight against. it's not just fighting against donald trump, it's fighting against the other interests within san francisco, that have taken over this city. >> feeling very scared and anxious. i didn't think it was going to be this bad. i was shocked when i woke up. >> and before we began, our evening here at market street, and fifth we did spend time at the foot of market street earlier today. speaking with voters, meeting very few trump supporters especially here in northern california, san francisco, most of the voters we met said they're sad and confused and angry. the people at this evening's protest have said this is not just about protesting tonight. they say they'll do this continuously over the next four years. live in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> a protest is happening across the city tonight. >> demonstrators are marching toward trump tower. there is security tonight with the building surrounded by both nypd and secret serv

and now, supervisor david campos as originally presented by supervisor edward wolf.one me great honor mr. mayor. and you have taken me wholy by surprise. i appreciate the honor, and i am greatly inspired by the beauty of these surroundings. and i am delighted that senator feland and the former supervisors are present. i remember in 1896, when senator feland ran for mayor of the city. and we had partisan politics at that time, and recall that the word pecurliar circumstances as a republican impressed me that it was my duty to help mr. feland to that office which he graced and honored. we made no mistake then, and we have made no mistake now, that we have elevated him to the senate of the united states. we owe a great deal of debt to the former supervisors who so faithfully carried out their trust. if we can do so as well, we will deserve the praise and the economics, which are theirs today, i can say to you, mayor rolf who made such a brilliant record in your first and in this, your second term. we could indeed be inspired to do those things, which will win for us our

want to especially thank to the vice-chairman,-our committee chairs, as well as my npc colleague david campos and others worked with me on the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district. also to commissioner yee pers chairmanship of vision zero committee and to all of our staff at transportation authority, transportation is been a focus for me over the last six years and it's been a real honor to work with rta staffed with our mta, planning department with all of her regional departments, regional partners and with all of you colleagues. i also want to give a special thanks to my staff under power jeff-adam taylor, earlier this year in the crime and, and going back to my first year in office julian gillette before she went to work for the mayor. it's been a real honor to work with these amazing group of people and colleagues to move transportation forwarded over the last two years, we been able to publish quite a bit. we provided funding for neighborhood transportation improvements across san francisco. we have advanced regional priorities such as caltrain electrification in downt

. >>> in san francisco, supervisor david campos is proposing legal assistance be given to those facing deportation. many may find themselves targeted for deportation under the trump presidency. he hopes the board will vote by december 3rd which is the last scheduled meeting before he is termed out of office. less than six weeks before donald trump becomes president. campos says that san francisco must protect immigrant families from being torn apart and deported. >>> the uc and cal state systems are warning students studying abroad that it is time to come home. part of the dreamer or daca program are students who came to the country as children without immigration papers. they already told student that's they could be prevented from reentering the united states if they are not back before donald trump's inauguration on january 20th. the decision to return could cost students money as well as credits. >> they have to pretty much stop whatever it is that they're doing and plan to come back home. >> stuck partially finished with loans that need to be paid or outstanding financial commitme

. >> on the steps of city hall, supervisor david campos introduced new legislation that would set aside $5 million for lawyers to represent people facing deportation. president-elect trump has said he will deport criminal illegal immigrants and strip federal funneling from sanctuary cities. >>> new at 6:00 the warriors may move to san francisco and build the chase center in mission bay. >> reporter: the court of appeal rejected a suit by the mission bay alliance. the alliance wanted to halt the building of the team's new arena at mission bay on the grounds that it would impact the neighborhood and the neighboring hospital too much. too much traffic, too much noise, even too much air pollution, that's the argument they made. they got about a year's worth of legal wrangling out of it until the court of appeal said no to all their complaints basically paving the way for a new arena at mission bay. now, the team has said all along it had the right to build the arena but they didn't want to start and have it stopped by a court challenge. but with the three-zip ruling they have the green ligh

. >>> david campos wants the city to set aside $5 million to protect undocumented immigrants.ey would be used to hire lawyers to represent people who face deportation. he is an immigrant him himself who was brought to the u.s. at the age of 14 from guatemala. >> it is a shame that there are 1600 people in detention proceedings right now in san francisco and thousands more around the country who don't have a right to a lawyer. >> we should do what we can to help people. that doesn't mean we should throw our doors open and throw our common sense out the window. >> critics say san francisco should not encourage immigrants to come here by offering them such assistance. president-elect donald trump has propsed to strip federal funding from sanctuary cities. for san francisco that could be a loss of hundreds of millions of dollars a year. >>> the city of oakland is moving forward with a plan to build the raiders a new stadium in oakland. after the break, what we are learning about the proposed plan, including how much a private investment group would contribute and more importantly

this comes ahead of a supervisors' meeting where board member david campos is expected to propose spending $5 million for legal representation for undocumented immigrants. of course, such a decision would fly in the face of president-elect donald trump's campaign promise to take away funding from cities that do not follow federal immigration law. >>> banned for life. delta airlines responds to a passenger to stood up and went off on a profane tirade about donald trump. >> hey, baby. donald trump. is your president. [ bleep ] every one of yours. >> when a fellow passenger began recording the man, he told her to go ahead. i hope it goes viral. and indeed it has. it also got him kicked off delta flights for life. delta also refunded the air fare of all of the other passengers on that atlanta-based flight. >>> it was, in fact, ellen degeneres who tried to provide comic humor and relaxation after the election. she had fun at her own expense after almost getting frozen out of a presidential medal of freedom ceremony at the white house last week. you'll remember that. on her show today she is tal

. >> reporter: supervisor david campos represents the mission. what do you say to people who say this smells like discrimination? >> to the contrary i think it's the opposite of discrimination. we are talking about is trying to protect the diversity of this neighborhood and i think that being poor diversity doesn't mean you're for discrimination. >> reporter: weaver says physical impacts could include traffic from people who have to move out of the mission and then have to drive back in for work. and if there are impacts, what happens then? >> i'm not sure. >> no one seems to know what exactly is going to happen. >> reporter: still even weaver believes that the project will go forward eventually. >> i think we all have a very common understanding that, you know, there's going to be development. there's going to be some impacts and i think all of our goal is to minimize those impacts. >> reporter: the city is also considering labeling other neighborhoods as cultural districts. so we'll continue to debate how much change can a neighborhood take. me

. >> san francisco supervisor david campos wants the city to set aside $5 million to protect undocumented immigrants. it would be used to hire lawyers to help those facing deportation. campos is an immigrant. he has been working with the public defender to hire about 30 new immigration attorneys and staff. >> it is a shame that there are 1600 people in detention proceedings right now in san francisco and thousands more around the country who don't have a right to a lawyer. >> we should do what we can to help people. that doesn't mean we should throw our doors open and throw our common sense out the window. >> critics say san francisco should not encourage immigrants to come here by offering assistance. president-elect donald trump has promised to strip funding from sanctuary cities. for san francisco that could mean a lots of $1 billion a year. >>> there is growing -- there is a growing movement happening here in the bay area and across the country. >> right. we're seeing petitions being circulated signed by students, faculty and aliny to turn universities into sanctuary campuses. this co

david campos calls it the first test of whether san francisco will stick to its pledge to remain a sanctuary city when donald trump becomes president. he plans to provide more details at a news conference today at noon. >>> a san francisco startup must pay the california department of insurance $7 million for licensing violations. the company provides online employee benefits and pay role software for small businesses. it also acts as an insurance broker to sell group health and life insurance. the state says that the company allowed unlicensed agents to sell insurance. >>> starting today santa clara county introduces carpooling apps to ease gridlock in the area. the cta has partnered with the 511 regional carpool program to release multiple apps that link coworkers who are heading to their jobs by similar routes. the county is throwing several events to promote the initiative and some of them include $5 discounts on your first ride. >> wow! >> we can all meet at one point. >> or pick up roqui. >> bart doesn't run at 2:30. >> even if it did -- >> not me. >> i will believe it when i see it. l

that's exactly what supervisor david campos is proposing. he wants the city to spend $5 million to provide legal help to undocumented immigrants through the public defender's office and nonprofit law firms. the effort is in response to president-elect donald trump's threats of mass deportations. >> it is a shame that there are 1,600 people in detention proceedings right now in san francisco who don't have a right to a lawyer. >> reporter: after mr. trump's election, mayor ed lee renewed his support for san francisco as a sanctuary city, meaning it doesn't cooperate with federal immigration agents. supervisor campos is challenging him to support this budget proposal. >> you cannot say that we're a sanctuary if you are unwilling to make the investment needed to protect the 44,000 undocumented people who live in the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: mayor is out of town, but his spokesperson says his office met yesterday with community-based legal groups and the public defender's office and will deal with the funding issue over the

and now, supervisor david campos as originally presented by supervisor edward wolf. thank you madam president. you have done me great honor mr. mayor. and you have taken me wholy by surprise. i appreciate the honor, and i am greatly inspired by the beauty of these surroundings. and i am delighted that senator feland and the former supervisors are present. i remember in 1896, when senator feland ran for mayor of the city. and we had partisan politics at that time, and recall that the word pecurliar circumstances as a republican impressed me that it was my duty to help mr. feland to that office which he graced and honored. we made no mistake then, and we have made no mistake now, that we have elevated him to the senate of the united states. we owe a great deal of debt to the former supervisors who so faithfully carried out their trust. if we can do so as well, we will deserve the praise and the economics, which are theirs today, i can say to you, mayor rolf who made such a brilliant record in your first and in this, your second term. we could indeed be inspired to do t

want to especially thank to the vice-chairman,-our committee chairs, as well as my npc colleague david campos and others worked with me on the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district. also to commissioner yee pers chairmanship of vision zero committee and to all of our staff at transportation authority, transportation is been a focus for me over the last six years and it's been a real honor to work with rta staffed with our mta, planning department with all of her regional departments, regional partners and with all of you colleagues. i also want to give a special thanks to my staff under power jeff-adam taylor, earlier this year in the crime and, and going back to my first year in office julian gillette before she went to work for the mayor. it's been a real honor to work with these amazing group of people and colleagues to move transportation forwarded over the last two years, we been able to publish quite a bit. we provided funding for neighborhood transportation improvements across san francisco. we have advanced regional priorities such as caltrain electrification in downt

. >>> san francisco supervisor david campos wants the city to set aside $5 million to protect undocumentedy would be used to hire lawyers to represent people who face deportation. campos is an immigrant himself who was brought to the united states illegally from guatemala at the age of 14. president-elect donald trump has promised to strip federal funding from all sanctuary cities. for san francisco, that could mean a loss of hundreds of millions of dollars a year. >>> there is word of more victims tied to the food poisoning case in contra costa county. health officials announced that eight people were hospitalized and three died from food they had eaten last week. well, now investigators say the number of people who suffered symptoms was 17. officials have been investigating whether the victims became sick by eating a contaminated thanksgiving dinner antioch or meals served at the assisted living facilities. >> his kidneys were not functioning. he was running a high temperature. >> a father there says fortunately his son is improving and was moved from intensive care to a regular hospital

. >>> happening today, david campos will announce a proposal to give help to undocumented immigrants possibly facing deportment. the chronical reports time is running out. he hopes the board of supervisors will vote on the measure by december 13th, which is the last scheduled meeting before he is termed out of office. and less than six weeks before donald trump becomes president. he says san francisco must protect immigrant families from being torn apart and deported without due process. >>> california is warning students studying in other countries it is time to get home. the students are on the deferred action for childhood arrivals. those who came to the country without immigration papers. students have been told they could be prevented from reentering the u.s. if they are not back before the inauguration in january. it could cost students money and education credits. >> they have to pretty much stop whatever it is they are doing and plan to come back home. >> loans that need to be paid or outstanding financial commitments. >> there are thousands of students not citizens and who d

and now, supervisor david campos as originally presented by supervisor edward wolf. thank you madam president. you have done me great honor mr. mayor. and you have taken me wholy by surprise. i appreciate the honor, and i am greatly inspired by the beauty of these surroundings. and i am delighted that senator feland and the former supervisors are present. i remember in 1896, when senator feland ran for mayor of the city. and we had partisan politics at that time, and recall that the word pecurliar circumstances as a republican impressed me that it was my duty to help mr. feland to that office which he graced and honored. we made no mistake then, and we have made no mistake now, that we have elevated him to the senate of the united states. we owe a great deal of debt to the former supervisors who so faithfully carried out their trust. if we can do so as well, we will deserve the praise and the economics, which are theirs today, i can say to you, mayor rolf who made such a brilliant record in your first and in this, your second term. we could indeed be inspired to do t

california nurses association the harvey milk and many other leaders including tom ammiano and david campos let me be clear about one they know it, it is the status quo were working i would not be running against the incumbent in the election he would be affecting my kids both sleep every night instead of knocking on doors and running the nonprofit organization that he founded and that i love but i can't sit by and watch as our city falls apart and as our neighbors and our neighborhoods businesses are forces from our community we need change and need it now i ask for your support on november 8th thank you is my fellow san franciscans i'm mike young i want you to join me, i'm running for the district 7 supervisor to establish san francisco we can work and be proud of i was born and raised and graduated from lowell high school and uc berkley and harvard university i served for two years as a budget analyst under willie brown, jr. and 10 years in the state department under secretaries powell, religious clinton and caring i served in south korea and vietnam and pakistan and sturdy in the negoti

to my left is david campos. our clerk today is victor young. mr.lerk could you tell announcements. >> silence all celt phones and electronic devices. speaker cards and copies of dumentds to be incluted ashould be submit today the clerk. items will appear on soouct october 25, 2016 agenda. >> thank you and like to thank s fgovtv staff. mr. clerk we will actually hear items 4, 5 and 6 first in that order. 4 first. these will be fairly quick and want to get them out oof of the way. >> item 4, hearing to consider issuance of type 48 on-sale license to real drinking jackalope located at 1092 post street included 1104 poemic street will serve the city and county of san francisco. >> very good. thank you. presenting is sergeant george from the police department. >> good afternoon supervisors. you have a pcm report for jackalope. they applied for a expansion to include 1104 polk street which will double their capacity. they have a type 48 license which allows them to sale on sale beer, wine and distilled spoorts and will include 1104 polk street also. ther