francisco dennis herrera, interpuso una demanda contra donald trump por su orden ejecutiva de retirar fondos federales a las ciudades santuario. marÍa: califica la demanda de inconstitucional, mientras tanto, al otro lado de la frontera, se invierten billones de dÓlares para ayudar a sus connacionales. vamos con luz. luz. asÍ es, segÚn la oficina del abogado de la ciudad de san francisco, dennis herrera, es la primera vez que demandan a un presidente de estados unidos. algo que nunca habÍa pasado, anunciando su demanda al presidente, asÍ comenzÓ la presidencia del abogado de san francisco, dennis herrera. dijo que son inconstitucionales por dos razones. primero que todo, el presidente en no entiende la constituciÓn. la ley permite al gobierno estatal y local tomar decisiones que beneficien a sus residentes, andrea guzmÁn, trabajo en la demanda y asegura que desde el presidente donald trump fue electo, sabÍa que tenían que luchar contra sus meses de retirar fondos federales a ciudades santuario. >> puede tener un impacto, pero es importante mantener las pÓlizas suntuarias. luz: san fra

. >> city attorney dennis herrera lashed out at president trump and his demand to withdraw funding from cities including san francisco that stands to lose $1.2 billions. >> the president has shown little respect for the laws. >> the supreme court ruling made herrera's argument. >> as recently as 2012 the supreme court in a case involving the affordable health care says that the federal government can't put a financial gun to the head of local and state governments. >>> dennis herrera is a smart by taking the first shot. >> john tradinna the school of law says san francisco has a strong case against the federal government. >> it is not all clear that simply getting money from the federal government means that the city has to turn over its police department to the federal government for federal responsibility. >> howard eppstein with the fs republican party says president trump was elected fair and scare and follow through the campaign promises. >> everybody is going nuts and shocked. get over it. get used to it. it will be that way for at least four years and probably 8 years. >>> if san

president and your administration, you need to do it as well. >> joining us now dennis herrera, the sanrancisco city attorney. mr. herrera, donald trump -- the presidency hasn't denied any federal funding to san francisco yet. but you're already suing. why didn't you wait to see if any funds were going to be denied? >> because the executive order in terms of its enforcement mechanism makes it quite clear that it's unconstitutional on its face. and the president, both in his recent statements at the philadelphia conference and when he was a candidate, makes it quite clear that san francisco is on the hit list. and we're not going to wait to chase funds after our budget season is closed and put our communities at risk. so we took the preemptive step to say that both the executive order and the law that it's based on are clearly unconstitutional on their face. >> this is where the trump conflict of interest package gets very interesting, because he has a big trump office building in san francisco on california street, i believe it is. so it's hard to imagine him denying funding to the poli

. >> morning first of all, i want to commend our city attorney dennis herrera and his entire staff for their swift action in filing of this of those papers to protect our sanctuary city and thank you supervisor ronen from the board of supervisors as i said last week, we are ready to fight to keep our city safe today is a prime example the incidence misguided executive orders make our residents less safe and as a city we will fight back today, we fight back since november of last year the entire city has work together to prepare a legal defense unfortunately, it has come to that. >> strong cities evict san francisco inform must continue to push our nation forward and lift this be a remiss reminder we're a city that fights for what is right that we stand as one to protect san francisco and all that we believe in thank you, again to our city attorney. >> and your team for protecting our city and residents thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you supervisor ronen for being here with that, i'll up, up for questions. >> (inaudible) any and cities or state officials (inaudible). >> you're absolutel

habÍa pasado, a unos ciento presidente, asÍ comenzÓ la conferencia del abogado de san francisco, dennis herreralas leyes de estados unidos por dos razones. primero, el presidente no entiende la constituciÓn, la ley permite al gobierno local y estatal tomar decisiones que mejor beneficien los intereses de sus residentes. segundo, la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump, conlleva a que se provea informaciÓn del estatus migratorio de las personas. andrea con sabes abajo en la demanda y asegura que desde que el presidente donald trump fue electo, sabÍan que tenían que luchar contra sus propuestas antiinmigrantes de eliminar fondos a las ciudades santuarios. >> es importante mantener las pÓlizas santuarios. luz: san francisco recibe cerca de 1.2 1000 millones de dÓlares de parte del gobierno federal, un dinero usado para varios sectores. en un comunicado el alcalde respondiÓ: la demanda de hoy es un recordatorio de la naciÓn de que san francisco es una ciudad que lucha por lo que es correcto. hasta el momento se desconoce la cantidad monetaria exacta que esta orden ejecutiva podrÍa afectar. por esto

residents in the city and county of san francisco and they are scared"san francisco city attorney dennis herreradocumented residents fear that president trump's executive order will increase federal law enforcement raids in the community. herrera is sueing the president for what he says is an unconstitutional executive order targeting sanctuary cities"we owe it to our community whether they be undocumented or citizens, a comfort, in not fearing an ice raid at their home""very disheartened to see that families are being separated from one another, i've seen what that is like in my own community"uc berkeley student kiara patino spent last summer as a volunteer informing bay area undocumented residents about their legal rights"the fact that we don't know what's going to happen is scary but people need to get educated about their rights"on the campaign trail, the president to be, often referrenced the san francisco shooting death of kate steinly by an undocumented immigrant with multiple convictions as one reason for tougher immigration laws"listen the kate steinle case was a tragedy and we empathiz

. >> dennis herrera larked out at president trump and his demand to withdraw federal funds including entrance that stands to lose $1.2 millions. >> this will defend the city and state and the country from a presidents that has shown little respect for the constitution or rules of law. >> the recent rulings may bolster herrera's arguments. >> in 2012 the supreme court in a case involving the affordable health care said that federal government can't put a financial gun to the head of local and state governments. >> dennis herrera is smart by taking the first shot. >> john tradiney, school of law says san francisco has a strong case against the federal government. >> it is not clear that getting money from the federal government means that the city has to turn over its police department to the federal government for a federal responsibility. >>> howard eppstein" p s republican party says president trump was elected fair and square and following through on campaign promises. >> everybody is shocked and going next and get over it, get used to it, it will be that way for at least four year

the city attorney dennis herrera flanked by the mayor and members of his staff, we have pictures as they announced this morning their lawsuit against president trump's executive order. the order to cut federal funds for so-called sanctuary cities. >> no president can commandeer the police force and turn it into an arm of the federal government. >> reporter: the report that the president's order was not only unconstitutional, it was also unamerican. but the lawyer. there is nothing on unconstitutional about what the president is trying to do. >> i can see why their upset about it. the fact of the matter is that it is a longstanding tradition in washington to condition certain types of federal funning on compliance with certain types of safety and security regulations in the state. >> reporter: so what can the president do with an executive order? we contacted a legal scholar who said president obama tried cut finds to states who wouldn't cooperate with the affordable care act. the high court struck him down. at most the president can cut maybe 5% or 10% of federal furnlds directly related

. >> reporter: san francisco city attorney dennis herrera defiant in the face of president trump's executive order to withhold federal funds from sanctuary cities. he says trump's directive violates the constitution's protections of religious freedom and forces cities to do the jobs of immigration officials. >> president trump's executive order tries to turn city and state employees into federal immigration officers. that is unconstitutional. >> please proceed. >> reporter: in sacramento, the backlash came from democratic state lawmakers. forget sanctuary cities. they are pushing to turn california into a sanctuary state. >> we want to make sure that people who are here for all of the right reasons are able to stay here. >> reporter: senate bill 54 would block local law enforcement statewide from using resources to investigate, interrogate, detain, detect, report or arrest persons for immigration enforcement purposes. legislation that would require the whole state to follow protections including cities like san rafael, which has declared it is not a sanctuary city. , and menlo park, which is

federal law do not receive federal funds, except as mandated by law"san francisco city attorney dennis herreras the exective order is... "attempting to deprive san francisco and other cities of billions of dollars in federal funding because of our sanctuary status"on tuedsay herrera filed this law suit against president trump and his administration claiming the executive order targets sanctuary cities and is unconstitutional"no president can commandeer the local police force and turn it into the deportation arm of the federal government, president trump's executive order tries to turn city and state employees into federal immigration officers that is unconstitutional"san francisco stands to loose over 1.2 billion dollars a year in federal funding, most of which is used for health care, nutrition and other safety net programs "that is why i have said that we should be ready, everybody in our city should be ready, whether it is on the health care front, the homeless front, on the civil rights front, or the immigrant front, we have to be ready and this is why we have been preparing for this"san f

city attorney dennis herrera says the order is unconstitutional.s it is an attempt to deprive san francisco and other cities of billions of federal dollars due to their sanctuary city status. santuary cities limit the cooperation of local officials with federal immigration authorities. san francisco is not alone. this morning we are learning that the the santa clara county board of supervisors will file a lawsuit against the president as well. happening today. republicans on the senate judiciary committee hope to vote on senator jeff sessions nomination as attorney general. it was supposed to take place yesterday, but democrats used a procedural move to delay the committee vote. session's nomination is receiving even more scrutiny in the wake of president donald trump's executive orders on immigration. however, the panel is expected to approve his nomination and advance him for a vote in the full senate. in the east bay... a man is in jail this morning for allgedly having mail belonging to at least 30 other people and stealing someone's identity. p

. >>> the city attorney, dennis herrera, is suing to ban the sale of high capacity magazines. he said that companies are selling the magazines, which are not allowed to be sold, in pieces. california law has banned the sale of large capacity magazines that hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition. a new state law bans people from having the magazines, the people that have them are required to turn them into police or store them out of state. >>> an emergency spill -- spillway will likely be used for the floods. >> traffic is not bad at the bay bridge. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the san francisco police investigate a shooting yesterday on a muni light rail train, it happened just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon, two passengers started to fight,  one pulled out a gun and started shooting. both were taken to a hospital. they are expected to recover. the gun was recovered and investigators said they also have surveillance video from inside of the train. >>> bart approved a plan to remove 25 seats from its trains, tha

city attorney dennis herrera is trying to shut down what's known as the queen's health center on kearnyt. according to herrera's office, the business, owned by jie qin zhou, has been operating a brothel since at least april 2010. the lawsuit says it was temporarily closed last year after undercover law enforcement officers were offered group sex for 320 dollars. but in the days before it was set to re- open...queen's health center was back advertising with provocative pictures. one yelp review says you can choose to have your therapist be nude or wear sexy lingere...and prices vary as you add on. representative s for the queen's health center did not return a call requesting comment. happening now:two armed bank robbers are on the loose in the east bay... this is video fron oakland earlier this evening... from our helicopter partnserhip with abc7 news. a massive search had been taking place. the gunmen robbed a bank on piedmont avenue in berkeley.. they took off in a car -- hit another driver.police chased the pair to oakland -- the suspects took on foot. at one point the rockridge bart

city attorney dennis herrera is trying to shut down queen's health center on kearny street. rera's office, the business has been operating a brothel since at least 20-10. the lawsuit says it was temporarily closed last year after undercover officers were offered sex. but in the days before it was set to re-open... queen's health center was advertising with provocative pictures. representatives for queen's health center have not commented on the lawsuit. a man brought to the u-s illegally as a child, but protected from deportation by the obama administration has been taken into custody by immigration officers in tacoma, washington. protesters and attorneys gathered at a federal detention center in what could be a first-of-its kind fight. 23-year-old daniel ramirez was arrested by u-s immigration and customs enforcement agents after they came to issue a warrant for his father. he is now fighting for his release, saying he is protected as a so-called "dreamer." ramirez has a work permit under former president obama's "deferred action for childhood arrivals program," or daca. ren

dennis herrera is suing to block the executive order pulling federal funding from sanctuary cities, the hundreds like san francisco that limit cooperation with federal immigration officials. >> president trump's executive order tries to turn city and state employees into federal immigration officers. >> reporter: the lawsuit accuses the trump administration of trying to financially co-hearse the city into abandoning the sanctuary policies. san francisco stands to lose $1.2 billion a year, which is used for health care, schools, transportation and other necessities. the city is expecting more scrutiny from immigration officials. >> it's no surprise that this president might continue to target us. that is why i've said that we should be ready. >> reporter: just last week, immigration agents showed up at a resource center for latino families in the city. today the mission community held a legal workshop to teach people their rights. >> the only thing that we can truly do now is educate ourselves and stay together as a community and support one another. >> reporter: san francisco sheriff vi

. >>> san francisco's city dennis herrera says the city stands to lose $1.2 billions in federal funding because of the president's executive order. threatens to revoke the funding for cities that limit their cooperation. the mayor reaffirmed it. sheriff deputies will not turn over undocumented residents unless ice has a federal warrant for their arrest. the suit names president trump specifically as well as the head of the department of homeland security. threatening to withhold the funding is a violation of the 10th amendment. the city of san francisco is arguing thin suit that federal government can't force to it have local police do the jobs of federal immigration agents. >>> the emperor that rules, we have to abide by the rule of law. and we are going to make that quite clear that san francisco is in accordance with the law and we will live by the law and mr. president you need to do that as well. >> we spoke with the member of the republican party that described this as overreaction. the city has no standing for the executive branch. >> all of this climate of hysteria where were th

accusing the president of overreach, city attorney dennis herrera said that cities cannot be forced to act as its own immigration agents. trump's order cannot be used against san francisco for two reasons. first it's unconstitutional. >> president trump's order trys to turn state and cities into federal workers. that is unconstitutional. >> reporter: san francisco sheriff hennessey says that cities already turn over information. >> all the fingerprints are forwarded. to the local authorities and fbi and federal authorities. from there my understanding is that they're forwarded to i.c.e. >> reporter: the immigration customs enforcement agency can use those fingerprints to find a person's immigration information. >> ultimately with the information that they receive from the san francisco sheriff department from the fingerprints they're able to determine the citizenship of the people. >> reporter: what message are you trying to send to donald trump and his administration? >> you can't, you're not emperor who rules by fiat. we're going to live by the law but mr. president and your administ

city attorney dennis herrera is accusing the trump a administration of cutting off federal dollars to san francisco. >> the president's executive order is not only unconstitutional, it's un-american. that's why we must stand up and oppose it. we must be guardians of our democracy that president obama spoke of in his farewell address. >> sanctuary cities are safer, and it's proven statistically. >> san francisco receives about $1.2 billion in federal funding each year. the immigration order has created a new sense of urgency tonight for oakland city council. happening now members are considering dedicating $150,000 for legal aid to families facing separation because of immigration issues. the resolution was in the works prior to the president's order. >>> president trump has promised to repeal and replace obamacare. for now it remains available. and today is an important deadline if you're applying for health insurance through covered california. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom is live at a san francisco insurance office to explain. jonathan? >> reporter: well, today is the deadline

city attorney dennis herrera is accusing the trump a administration of cutting off federal dollars to san francisco. >> the president's executive order is not only unconstitutional, it's un-american. that's why we must stand up and oppose it. we must be guardians of our democracy that president obama spoke of in his farewell address. >> sanctuary cities are safer, and it's proven statistically. >> san francisco receives about $1.2 billion in federal funding each year. the immigration order has created a new sense of urgency tonight for oakland city council. happening now members are considering dedicating $150,000 for legal aid to families facing separation because of immigration issues. the resolution was in the works prior to the president's order. >>> president trump has promised to repeal and replace obamacare. for now it remains available. and today is an important deadline if you're applying for health insurance through covered california. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom is live at a san francisco insurance office to explain. jonathan? >> reporter: well, today is the deadline

the city attorney dennis herrera says the executive order is not only unconstitutional, but says it is un-american. he says the lawsuit is necessary to protect citizens from the, "overreach of a president." he also said a recent supreme court ruling will help support his case. >> as recently as 2012 the supreme court in a case involving the affordable care act said the federal government can't put a financial gun to the head of local and state governments. >> everybody is shocked and going nuts, you know, get over it, get used to it. it will be that -- be like that for at least four years. >> the san francisco republican party says president trump is in charge now and only doing what he promised to do when he was out on the campaign trail. >>> two additional states are suing the trump administration over the executive order restricting refugees and immigration. massachusetts has announced legal challenges to president trump's order. it's not that unusual. several republican attorney generals received the lawsuit. the speaker of the house supports the travel ban. congressman paul ryan s

>> reporter: well, dennis herrera was asked that this morning and so far though there are other cities like new york that have vowed to take a stand, this is the first lawsuit. >> carolyn, thank you so much for that report. >>> we have breaking news to tell you. this is out of west sacramento where police are responding to a bomb threat. that car you see there is the suspect's vehicle. officers have shut down the nearby tower bridge as well as surrounding streets. a witness shared these photos with abc 7 news and says he saw her put wires into her gas tank. police say a woman, who was in the car, is claiming to have a bomb. we will have any developments for you as they happen here on abc 7 news at 4:00 and on the abc 7 news app. enable push alerts for instant notifications. >>> the search is still on for a prisoner who was being taken to sfo when he suddenly jumped out of the car on 880 in hayward. he was still handcuffed when he made his dash for freedom. the 27-year-old was being returned to kentucky to face fraud and identity theft charges. he was seen running southbound on the free

. >> dennis herrera from san francisco, thanks. we'll stay in touch. appreciate your time. >>> is there a down side to political obstructionism. why the nbc political teemp says the offending party pays almost no price. that's up next in the daily briefing in politics. tiki barber running a barber shop? yes!!! surprising. yes!!! what's not surprising? how much money david saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. who's next? i thodid the ancestrydna toian. find out i'm only 16% italian. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. >>> we're back at 48 past the hour with our daily briefing on politics. and a claim by our first read team that the u.s. senate is broken. senate democrats say they'll filibuster president trump's pick for the supreme court. neil gorsuch. but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has the power to bypass the democrats and eliminate the filibuster and change the rules with the gop majority to guarant

> i also like to acknowledge and if you could hold our applause we're joined by city attorney dennis herrera and our treasurer jose cisneros and our assessor carmen chu and the district attorney district attorney george gascon and sheriff hennessey thank you all for being here. >> (clapping.) >> and i also know that we were joined by the former supervisor and former state senator mark leno who is highland in the crowd. >> (clapping.) >> and we will finally also joined by the mayor the sfgov's mayor ed lee thank you, mr. mayor for being here. >> (clapping.) >> and so, now get to the business people we're so honored to be joined here today by my friend who is now the presiding judge of the supreme court of california so for the county of san francisco ladies and gentlemen, to miranda the oath of office to the returning board of supervisors please please help me welcome to judge terry jackson. >> (clapping.) >> and so with that i'm going to call each member of the board to come forward to have the oath of office administrative code starting with district one newly length supervisor supervisor s

city attorney dennis herrera is trying to shut down queen's health center on kearny street.ording to herrera's office, the business has been operating a brothel since at least 20-10. the lawsuit says it was temporarily closed last year after undercover officers were offered sex. but in the days before it was set to re-open... queen's health center was advertising provocative pictures. s for queen's health center commented on the lawsuit. at least six people are injured this morning after severe storms and six tornados sweep through texas. it all happened near houston yesterday. this is new video showing the damage. you can see several homes are destroyed. other parts of texas saw heavy rainfall and snow yesterday. the storms moved out of the area last night. a man brought to the u-s illegally as a child, but protected from deportation by the obama administration has been taken into custody by immigration officers in tacoma, washington. protesters and attorneys gathered at a federal detention center in what could be a first-of-its kind fight. 23-year-old daniel ramirez was ar

again gone a transformation i came on the ethics commission in 2014 appointed by city attorney dennis herrera you look at the history of ethics commission for 15 years before or at least 10 years before it was a commission that had done virtually nothing as the executive director who was totally incompetent and engaged in all sorts of things mainly to keep files on his desk within the last couple of years we've be able to turn that around are the appointment from los angeles and go long time head of the ethics commission in regards to a couple of things we've done we've got proposition t and prop m on the ballot what the ethics commission can do and has not been done in years people of san francisco approved those in one sense by 87 percent quentin kopp is an exemplar individual in terms of one that has qualifications to look at the i believeal situation situation of a political entity like san francisco and know exactly what is a one not wrong and what should or shouldn't done i've known him for 50 years in san francisco has to do with with the political life since he's been on the commissio

> i also like to acknowledge and if you could hold our applause we're joined by city attorney dennis herrera and our treasurer jose cisneros and our assessor carmen chu and the district attorney district attorney george gascon and sheriff hennessey thank you all for being here. >> (clapping.) >> and i also know that we were joined by the former supervisor and former state senator mark leno who is highland in the crowd. >> (clapping.) >> and we will finally also joined by the mayor the sfgov's mayor ed lee thank you, mr. mayor for being here. >> (clapping.) >> and so, now get to the business people we're so honored to be joined here today by my friend who is now the presiding judge of the supreme court of california so for the county of san francisco ladies and gentlemen, to miranda the oath of office to the returning board of supervisors please please help me welcome to judge terry jackson. >> (clapping.) >> and so with that i'm going to call each member of the board to come forward to have the oath of office administrative code starting with district one newly length supervisor supervisor s

senator wiener former senator mark leno and san francisco attorney louis and present city attorney dennis herrera district attorney and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehy assessor-recorder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we know in an instant he was critically injured we have to go a zuckerberg ri

> i also like to acknowledge and if you could hold our applause we're joined by city attorney dennis herrerand our treasurer jose cisneros and our assessor carmen chu and the district attorney district attorney george gascon and sheriff hennessey thank you all for being here. >> (clapping.) >> and i also know that we were joined by the former supervisor and former state senator mark leno who is highland in the crowd. >> (clapping.) >> and we will finally also joined by the mayor the sfgov's mayor ed lee thank you, mr. mayor for being here. >> (clapping.) >> and so, now get to the business people we're so honored to be joined here today by my friend who is now the presiding judge of the supreme court of california so for the county of san francisco ladies and gentlemen, to miranda the oath of office to the returning board of supervisors please please help me welcome to judge terry jackson. >> (clapping.) >> and so with that i'm going to call each member of the board to come forward to have the oath of office administrative code starting with district one newly length supervisor supervisor san

. >> morning first of all, i want to commend our city attorney dennis herrera and his entire staff for their swift action in filing of this of those papers to protect our sanctuary city and thank you supervisor ronen from the board of supervisors as i said last week, we are ready to fight to keep our city safe today is a prime example the incidence misguided executive orders make our residents less safe and as a city we will fight back today, we fight back since november of last year the entire city has work together to prepare a legal defense unfortunately, it has come to that. >> strong cities evict san francisco inform must continue to push our nation forward and lift this be a remiss reminder we're a city that fights for what is right that we stand as one to protect san francisco and all that we believe in thank you, again to our city attorney. >> and your team for protecting our city and residents thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you supervisor ronen for being here with that, i'll up, up for questions. >> (inaudible) any and cities or state officials (inaudible). >> you're absolutel

. >> my name is bill wilson i been in this building since 9:30 i came for dennis herrera press conferencent down to sfo they're still aclu lawyers waiting to give advise for anyone coming off the international travel and contact you have to confess about 1 o'clock didn't know if i wanted to stay for the board of supervisors meeting and you did amazing things i came to support the history museum but have to say jeff supervisor sheehy's remarks about the beginning of the aids crisis and what 70 san francisco general meant reminded me, yes in its history it is what happened yesterday but history is what you are city doing today and yesterday informs what we do toy and tomorrow and no one said that better when you got up and commended the people that stood literally hundreds of feet above everyone and said resist i just so - and then you came and made a transgender cultural district i just can't express to you and without getting emotional and probably breaking down the how proud i am to be part of what you all are our values are important and our values are what will see us through you gave

city attorney dennis herrera says the order is unconstitutional.pt to deprive san francisco and other cities of billions of federal dollars due to their sanctuary city status. late last night, the santa clara board of supervisors also approved a lawsuit that will be filed against president trump challenging his immigration policy. those two cities are not alone... three states: massachusetts, new york and washington have also filed legal challenges to president trump's executive orders. legislative democrats here in california advanced a bill that would provide statewide sanctuary for immigrants. it would restrict local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration authorities. the measure marks california democrats' first formal effort to resist president donald trump's immigration policies. state democrats say the legislation is necessary to prevent fear of deportation in families with members living in california without authorization. covering california... record high enrollment numbers at california state universities... could mea

again gone a transformation i came on the ethics commission in 2014 appointed by city attorney dennis herrera you look at the history of ethics commission for 15 years before or at least 10 years before it was a commission that had done virtually nothing as the executive director who was totally incompetent and engaged in all sorts of things mainly to keep files on his desk within the last couple of years we've be able to turn that around are the appointment from los angeles and go long time head of the ethics commission in regards to a couple of things we've done we've got proposition t and prop m on the ballot what the ethics commission can do and has not been done in years people of san francisco approved those in one sense by 87 percent quentin kopp is an exemplar individual in terms of one that has qualifications to look at the i believeal situation situation of a political entity like san francisco and know exactly what is a one not wrong and what should or shouldn't done i've known him for 50 years in san francisco has to do with with the political life since he's been on the commissio

senator wiener former senator mark leno and san francisco attorney louis and present city attorney dennis herrera and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehy assessor-recorder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we know in an instant he was critically injured we have to go a zuckerberg right now and some o

. >> morning first of all, i want to commend our city attorney dennis herrera and his entire staff for their swift action in filing of this of those papers to protect our sanctuary city and thank you supervisor ronen from the board of supervisors as i said last week, we are ready to fight to keep our city safe today is a prime example the incidence misguided executive orders make our residents less safe and as a city we will fight back today, we fight back since november of last year the entire city has work together to prepare a legal defense unfortunately, it has come to that. >> strong cities evict san francisco inform must continue to push our nation forward and lift this be a remiss reminder we're a city that fights for what is right that we stand as one to protect san francisco and all that we believe in thank you, again to our city attorney. >> and your team for protecting our city and residents thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you supervisor ronen for being here with that, i'll up, up for questions. >> (inaudible) any and cities or state officials (inaudible). >> you're absolutel

. >> morning first of all, i want to commend our city attorney dennis herrera and his entire staff for their swift action in filing of this of those papers to protect our sanctuary city and thank you supervisor ronen from the board of supervisors as i said last week, we are ready to fight to keep our city safe today is a prime example the incidence misguided executive orders make our residents less safe and as a city we will fight back today, we fight back since november of last year the entire city has work together to prepare a legal defense unfortunately, it has come to that. >> strong cities evict san francisco inform must continue to push our nation forward and lift this be a remiss reminder we're a city that fights for what is right that we stand as one to protect san francisco and all that we believe in thank you, again to our city attorney. >> and your team for protecting our city and residents thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you supervisor ronen for being here with that, i'll up, up for questions. >> (inaudible) any and cities or state officials (inaudible). >> you're absolutel

. >> morning first of all, i want to commend our city attorney dennis herrera and his entire staff for their swift action in filing of this of those papers to protect our sanctuary city and thank you supervisor ronen from the board of supervisors as i said last week, we are ready to fight to keep our city safe today is a prime example the incidence misguided executive orders make our residents less safe and as a city we will fight back today, we fight back since november of last year the entire city has work together to prepare a legal defense unfortunately, it has come to that. >> strong cities evict san francisco inform must continue to push our nation forward and lift this be a remiss reminder we're a city that fights for what is right that we stand as one to protect san francisco and all that we believe in thank you, again to our city attorney. >> and your team for protecting our city and residents thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you supervisor ronen for being here with that, i'll up, up for questions. >> (inaudible) any and cities or state officials (inaudible). >> you're absolutel

senator wiener former senator mark leno and san francisco attorney louis and present city attorney dennis herrera district attorney and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehy assessor-recorder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we know in an instant he was critically injured we have to go a zuckerberg ri

again gone a transformation i came on the ethics commission in 2014 appointed by city attorney dennis herrera you look at the history of ethics commission for 15 years before or at least 10 years before it was a commission that had done virtually nothing as the executive director who was totally incompetent and engaged in all sorts of things mainly to keep files on his desk within the last couple of years we've be able to turn that around are the appointment from los angeles and go long time head of the ethics commission in regards to a couple of things we've done we've got proposition t and prop m on the ballot what the ethics commission can do and has not been done in years people of san francisco approved those in one sense by 87 percent quentin kopp is an exemplar individual in terms of one that has qualifications to look at the i believeal situation situation of a political entity like san francisco and know exactly what is a one not wrong and what should or shouldn't done i've known him for 50 years in san francisco has to do with with the political life since he's been on the commissio

senator wiener former senator mark leno and san francisco attorney louis and present city attorney dennis herrera district attorney and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehy assessor-recorder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we know in an instant he was critically injured we have to go a zuckerberg ri

. >> my name is bill wilson i been in this building since 9:30 i came for dennis herrera press conferencelawyers waiting to give advise for anyone coming off the international travel and contact you have to confess about 1 o'clock didn't know if i wanted to stay for the board of supervisors meeting and you did amazing things i came to support the history museum but have to say jeff supervisor sheehy's remarks about the beginning of the aids crisis and what 70 san francisco general meant reminded me, yes in its history it is what happened yesterday but history is what you are city doing today and yesterday informs what we do toy and tomorrow and no one said that better when you got up and commended the people that stood literally hundreds of feet above everyone and said resist i just so - and then you came and made a transgender cultural district i just can't express to you and without getting emotional and probably breaking down the how proud i am to be part of what you all are our values are important and our values are what will see us through you gave me hope and you gave me hope and c

. >> morning first of all, i want to commend our city attorney dennis herrera and his entire staff forheir swift action in filing of this of those papers to protect our sanctuary city and thank you supervisor ronen from the board of supervisors as i said last week, we are ready to fight to keep our city safe today is a prime example the incidence misguided executive orders make our residents less safe and as a city we will fight back today, we fight back since november of last year the entire city has work together to prepare a legal defense unfortunately, it has come to that. >> strong cities evict san francisco inform must continue to push our nation forward and lift this be a remiss reminder we're a city that fights for what is right that we stand as one to protect san francisco and all that we believe in thank you, again to our city attorney. >> and your team for protecting our city and residents thank you, mr. mayor. >> thank you supervisor ronen for being here with that, i'll up, up for questions. >> (inaudible) any and cities or state officials (inaudible). >> you're absolutely

again gone a transformation i came on the ethics commission in 2014 appointed by city attorney dennis herrera you look at the history of ethics commission for 15 years before or at least 10 years before it was a commission that had done virtually nothing as the executive director who was totally incompetent and engaged in all sorts of things mainly to keep files on his desk within the last couple of years we've be able to turn that around are the appointment from los angeles and go long time head of the ethics commission in regards to a couple of things we've done we've got proposition t and prop m on the ballot what the ethics commission can do and has not been done in years people of san francisco approved those in one sense by 87 percent quentin kopp is an exemplar individual in terms of one that has qualifications to look at the i believeal situation situation of a political entity like san francisco and know exactly what is a one not wrong and what should or shouldn't done i've known him for 50 years in san francisco has to do with with the political life since he's been on the commissio