that's why he supports san francisco's status as a sanctuary city.sot david campos, former sf board ofvisorsthat means that people who are undocumented are going to feel free coming forward in reporting crime if they are the victim to a crime, if they're a witness to a crime and by coming forward that undocumented person is not only making themselves but all of us saferorganizers say they wanted the event to focus on the role of tech companies in pushing for social change. laura clark says she knows people that work at palantir so it's not personal.laura clark, organizerwe need people to be in their companies keeping an eye out and saying i don't think my company is doing the right thing and to be asking and to be advocating from within... if you're in a place where you feel uncomfortable because you're worried about the social impact of what you're doing on your friends network that means you have power. standup officers were monitoring the situation. but the protest was completely peaceful and no arrests were made. reporting in sf, ha, k4 news. ( marty ) happening now... police are s

board of supervisors, and former san francisco supervisor and santa clara county deputy executive, david campos are attending the conference that sessions criticized. from new york they say sessions is way off base. tells us to do what is unconstitutional. or else. in his case, or else means take money away from you. that's just not right. sigh seed before that is extortion. >> santa clara county lawsuit to block trump's intent goes to federal court on april 5th. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, robert. chipping away at former president barack obama's legacy, president trump eliminated regulations imposed by the obama administration. strikes down so-called black listing rule which required federal con track tractors. a bill nullified the rule that gave federal government say in land use decisions. other two dealt with schools, accountability and part of the every student succeeds act. >> so far so good today. running smoothly. first day of the commute. looks quiet. looking at a live picture of the bart station, south freemont. station opened this week end. quiet there. and, this m

they were tweeted out by former san francisco supervisor david campos. thiel who cofounded paypal is now an adviser to the president. >>> the vice president and other members of the gop are spending this weekend pushing the new proposed health care plan. as nbc's steve patterson reports, for many it is a hard sell. >> 2700 miles from washington, hold on, hold on. >> reporter: congressman darrell issa faces angry constituents at a town hall back home in oceanside, california. >> you deserve good health care that doesn't make that coverage cost too much. >> reporter: he's just one of the republican leaders attempting to ease fears about changes that could affect millions. >> we want him to please protect the aca. >> reporter: vice president mike pence took the stage in louisville, kentucky today to make a pitch pumping up the administration's plan by putting down obamacare. >> obamacare has failed the people of kentucky. it's failed the people of america. and obamacare must go. >> reporter: pence is here to win over a state where the number of uninsured fe

among the attendees is former strapp supervisor david campos. >> what he's doing is shameful. it's a san francisco an doing it. it needs to be called out. >> campos says targeting undocumented immigrants makes everyone less safe. he supports san francisco status as a sanctuary city. >> when you have a sanctuary city, people who are undocumented will feel free in reporting crimes. if there's a victim of a crime or witness to a crime. >> organizers wanted the event to focus on tech companies to focus on change. >> i don't think my company is doing the right thing and to advocate from within. if you feel uncomfortable because you worry about the social impact, you have power. >> officers were monitoring the situation but the protest was peaceful and no arrests were made. >>> we've got great weather coming our way. high pressure overhead, temperatures above the average. working on a nice evening as we've got a couple patches of fog along the coastline. great temperatures, look at the numbers. 76degrees in vallejo, 75 in santa rosa. 73 in san jose and 75 degrees in livermore. what

started her career as a legislative aid in the city and county the san francisco for supervisor david camposand her first major fight was to ensure due process for immigrant use. i find it's fitting she going out fighting for immigrants like she has always for decades by working and being the main driver of this important piece of legislation. you'll hear more from me. obviously devastated that she's leaving. but she did me the great favor of helping me transition from a legislative aid to a supervisor and i'll be grateful for that. thank you sheila for your work on this legislation. we will all be extremely grateful for it for many years to come. the second piece i have is a resolution to -- in support of california bill 523, the electric program investment charge equity and clean energy invest authorized by assembly member reyes. the public utility commission created the electric program charge known as epic in december of 2011 to allocate funds collected from investor owned utilities for projects and clean energy. the california energy commission is in charge of administering these funds.

started her career as a legislative aid in the city and county the san francisco for supervisor david camposand her first major fight was to ensure due process for immigrant use. i find it's fitting she going out fighting for immigrants like she has always for decades by working and being the main driver of this important piece of legislation. you'll hear more from me. obviously devastated that she's leaving. but she did me the great favor of helping me transition from a legislative aid to a supervisor and i'll be grateful for that. thank you sheila for your work on this legislation. we will all be extremely grateful for it for many years to come. the second piece i have is a resolution to -- in support of california bill 523, the electric program investment charge equity and clean energy invest authorized by assembly member reyes. the public utility commission created the electric program charge known as epic in december of 2011 to allocate funds collected from investor owned utilities for projects and clean energy. the california energy commission is in charge of administering these funds.

started her career as a legislative aid in the city and county the san francisco for supervisor david camposand her first major fight was to ensure due process for immigrant use. i find it's fitting she going out fighting for immigrants like she has always for decades by working and being the main driver of this important piece of legislation. you'll hear more from me. obviously devastated that she's leaving. but she did me the great favor of helping me transition from a legislative aid to a supervisor and i'll be grateful for that. thank you sheila for your work on this legislation. we will all be extremely grateful for it for many years to come. the second piece i have is a resolution to -- in support of california bill 523, the electric program investment charge equity and clean energy invest authorized by assembly member reyes. the public utility commission created the electric program charge known as epic in december of 2011 to allocate funds collected from investor owned utilities for projects and clean energy. the california energy commission is in charge of administering these funds.