nobody could have known that francisco lopez would go out and -- what would happen would happen. what we did know was that he was a career criminal. we were releasing him into a city where he had no money, no relationships, he had nothing. >> doesn't that happen all the tim time. >> the sherime's department doesn't operate in a vacuum. it has a responsibility to san francisco being only one of two elected public safety agencies. his responsibility to protect civil liberties as well as public safety is paramount. what would be the problem in just communicating? i was the first booking sergeant at city prison when we took over from the san francisco police department in 1975. immigration detainers are not something new. you have an obligation to relewis threlu release them in five days. this started over a money issue. originally, on sanctuary policies. it's morphed into this battle over who is released and who is not. >> how would you have handled it differently? would you have called ice? >> i would have. what would have been wrong with simply saying, once that warrant was dismis

lÓpez. francisco: franklin lleves el fiscal vs. franklin lleves escapado del paÍs.stos delitos que cometiÓ y que ahora el fiscal franklin lleves desmiente. encaradas las venezuela francisco, univisiÓn. ilia: en colombia el secuestro y la extorsiÓn son actividades que rinden ganancias.nos dan detalles o la mÁs recientes capturas estas bandas. reportero: esta es la banda de las tomaceras, integrantes que se hacÍan pasar por prostitutas del sector. sus aldeas eran paola, sandy, gabriela y paula. agente: extraÍa no les daban aproximadamente de 10 a 15 millones de pesos. las mujeres acordaban trabajos sexuales. reporte: los secuestraron por algunas horas con la complicidad de ese hombre en la ministrÓ del hotel donde todo se llevaba a cabo. agente: el flaco organizado esta banda delictiva tenÍa un motel para ingresar ayer sus vÍctimas, los tenían controlados bajo drogas de uno a tres dÍas. reportero: luego el encargado, era este hombre. ( llamada telefÓnica) reportero: la voz femenina es el de alias la negra. despuÉs de ella sus tres compaÑeras cayeron 1 1 ahora estÁn en

how is it dangerous for the policies that are in place that permitted someone like juan francisco lopez-sancheze polici policies? >> let me say this, that san francisco, its own policy actually allows for the removal of any dangerous individual that has any violent criminal history. so -- >> like this guy. >> that's already provided in what san francisco provides -- >> why was that guy on the street? >> because in this case, you had a lot of different things that went wrong. first of all, there is the question of why was this person ever even transferred to san francisco? we actually introduced a law that basically says before our law enforcement seeks the transfer of an individual, they need to check with our district attorney and with our other law enforcement agencies to see if we would actually prosecute. but let me explain this to you. the reason why it's dangerous for us to become agents of immigration, the way that i explain it is this. jose, in every neighborhood, in every community in this country, there are undocumented people living in those neighborhoods. those undocumented people c

an administration question in a funny way tracks to homeless and car break in no way that juan francisco lopez schizophrenia should have been brought to the city only not to be prosecuted and released into our streets with no income it was american people all automobile burglary to the firearm in in his possession a lot of administrative questions while we debate how best to have to sheriff communicate with investigations i. >> i had thoughts about the police officers leaving their guns in their cars it didn't happen if at the lock up the guns probably this person would not have gotten the guns to shoot so i other people surprised to see that the immigration officers and sheriff's and federal government work together this problem because we are hosting a lot of asian immigrants illegal from latin countries that is a complicated question and he would like to see more cooperation and more communication between the different agencies. >> (clapping.) >> so it goes without saying that kate steinles murder is a huge tragedy for this city as supervisor christensen said surveillance city policy actual

critics say led to the shooting death of kate steinle on a crowded san francisco pier by juan francisco lopez sanchez who was in this country illegally. every, a policy ironically that mirkarimi's opponent even largely endorses. >> i do support the city sanctuary policy, but i do think the two policies leave some room for interpretation. >> reporter: would you have sent sanchez back? >> i would have made a notification. >> that's one of those ambivalent answers you get that's basically i'm not commenting on that right now and that's interesting because a lot of this appears to be ross' personality and people are just against him. >> we were looking at that poll and there was a whole slew of issues as to why people weren't voting for him, but would you say the nail in the coffin was really the whole sanctuary city issue? >> that seemed to be putting it over the edge, but from the get go there's an old saying you can only make your first impression one time and ross got off to the bad start from the minute with the domestic violence arrest involving his wife, although some people thought it was

lÓpez recibe la visita familiares. francisca desde caracas tiene la informaciÓn. franciscoblicada el del estadounidense, poco espacio y muchas limitaciones y encierro permanente presidente del parlamento mÁs que una versiÓn muy diferente y en su propio vÍdeo de sobre la celda donde se encontrarÍa recluido lÓpez. >> tiene una celda de 9 m, un ario clÓset, una ventana que da entrada de luz natural, y dispone de un baÑo privado. >> en vÍdeo muestra lÓpez de actividad dentro, picando baloncesto en otro recluso y otros espacios recreativos donde celebra cumpleaÑos de uno de sus hijos. >> recibe visitas familiares y su amigo en su Área de reclusiÓn, realizar actividades al aire libre en donde toma descansos que actualmente se le permitiÓ la hacienda de hortalizas. de la esposa de lÓpez afirmó que lÓpez se encuentra una pequeÑa celda de 2 3 m completamente aislado. >> ese vÍdeo lo acaba de hacer y lo celebramos de hacer ahÍfamiliar el segundo piso de la torre. cabello acusa lÓpez y a su familia de ser unos abusadores. >> es un descarado, y con su misma cara dice que no tiene nada

la esposa dijo que la sede se publicÓ hoy es la que leopoldo lÓpez recibe las visitas familiares, desdde caracas poseen informaciÓn. franciscouna carta publicada ayer exonerÁndose new york times denunciaba las condiciones de reclusiÓn, poco espacio, muchas limitaciones y encierro permanente, el presente parlamento cabello mostrÓ una versión muy diferente etorbidea de la celda en la consultorÍa recluido lÓpez. cabello: tiene una ventana que da luz natural, asimismo dispone de baÑo privado, medidas de dos. 8 m. reportero: tambiÉn se muestra al lÓpez practicando deportes y usando espacios recreativos un cerebro convencido de sus hijos. cabello: realiza actividades al aire libre en donde toma descanso y actualmente se le permitiÓ la siembra de hortalizas y matas ornamentales. reportera: la esposa del lÓpez dijo que lo que se encuentra en una pequeÑa celda de 2 3 m completamente aislado. esposa: si el convenio de mi hija allÍ, quieren hacer creer que eso que pasÓ ese dÍa es todo el tiempo asÍ, no es así. reportero: cabello acusa lÓpez de ser un manipulador. cabello: es un descarado y asÍ con su misma cara dice que no tiene nada q

francisco. karla: con muchas estrellas como jennifer lÓpez y selana.

of the project and its vision for nearly 20 years i want to recognize san francisco public works city architecture edgar lopezcommission decoration tom deacon i didn't i want to significantly out public works veterans building pg&e tara relay la monday night (clapping) if beth were the heart of the project tara was it's soul i'd like to acknowledge andy are you mellone and solace a project of this scope doesn't get accomplished without additional partners and i'd like to recognize a number of them on behalf of the san francisco post to the american legion a nelson the commander the integrity and paul chair of the american legacy war memorial commission (clapping.) also the project engineer ron hearing of simpson and hearing and bret and projector superintendent our general contractor and cal builders (clapping.) again for particular footprint and thanks i'm grateful appears most of board is here the herbicides foundation board of directors the herb's foundation no 1977 that made the initial conservation from the non-theatre awesome what was to become the herb's foundation for the herb's theater the herb's fou

the man, juan lopez sanchez, an immigrant deported from the united states multiple times. san francisco sheriff said his department was following the city's sanctuary policy when it released sanchez from jail without notifying federal immigration officials. now san francisco's board of supervisors is debating whether to change city policies. in july, supervisor mark farrell was on our show discussing his proposal to amend that ordinance. >> our sanctuary city ordinance has been a pillar of our public safety policy in san francisco for decades passed originally in 1989 and served our city well but what is baked in there and in federal law and mandated into federal law that our law enforcement officials have the discretion to communicate with federal and state law enforcement officers when they deem necessary. the sheriff's apartment went above and beyond that, issued a gag order to the own department saying you may not communicate under any circumstance with the authorities and that's where we seek to get it redone. >> what about the internal politics of this? sheriff asked for clarifica

francisco. and yes, you could have predicted that having mr. lopez sanchez here for 20-year-old marijuana unresolved bench warrant for possession would have been dismissing which in fact it was. however, we could not interrupt that process which is why i said which was not mentioned earlier in supervisor farrell's comments that i made a recommendation to mayor lee and that is passed to the board that if you want to address the unpurged felony warrant with san francisco, san francisco does not purge felony warrant that we install an administrative law judge. to date we have not received an answer to this point and to date as i have been asking since july 15th, for clarity. that means that the forcing of any framing with regard to discussion here. it is also clear that what remains unanswered is why a bench warrant was activated this time around when the defendant had been deported more than four times during the existence of that act of bench warrant and all of a sudden it was delivered upon. no one has ever been able to answer that question. concurre

francisco. and yes, you could have predicted that having mr. lopez sanchez here for 20-year-old marijuana unresolved bench warrant for possession would have been dismissing which in fact it was. however, we could not interrupt that process which is why i said which was not mentioned earlier in supervisor farrell's comments that i made a recommendation to mayor lee and that is passed to the board that if you want to address the unpurged felony warrant with san francisco, san francisco does not purge felony warrant that we install an administrative law judge. to date we have not received an answer to this point and to date as i have been asking since july 15th, for clarity. that means that the forcing of any framing with regard to discussion here. it is also clear that what remains unanswered is why a bench warrant was activated this time around when the defendant had been deported more than four times during the existence of that act of bench warrant and all of a sudden it was delivered upon. no one has ever been able to answer that question. concurre

francisco. and yes, you could have predicted that having mr. lopez sanchez here for 20-year-old marijuana unresolved bench warrant for possession would have been dismissing which in fact it was. however, we could not interrupt that process which is why i said which was not mentioned earlier in supervisor farrell's comments that i made a recommendation to mayor lee and that is passed to the board that if you want to address the unpurged felony warrant with san francisco, san francisco does not purge felony warrant that we install an administrative law judge. to date we have not received an answer to this point and to date as i have been asking since july 15th, for clarity. that means that the forcing of any framing with regard to discussion here. it is also clear that what remains unanswered is why a bench warrant was activated this time around when the defendant had been deported more than four times during the existence of that act of bench warrant and all of a sudden it was delivered upon. no one has ever been able to answer that question. concurre

francisco. alan: no se lo pueden perder, este sÁbado, imágenes, jennifer lÓpez, celia cruz, chespirito, todos estos es, nos vamos directamente con el tiempo. ximena: buenos dÍas, joaquín se ha intensificado de manera increÍble, actualmente estÁ de categorÍa 3 en el atlÁntico. se mueve muy lentamente hacia el oeste, suroeste, pero atenciÓn porque lo que es el domingo, lunes de la madrugada, estarÁ afectando a las carolinas y a virginia con vientos mÁximos de 90 millas por hora. actualmente lluvias para carolina y virginia. tenemos avisos de inundaciones vigentes hace lo que es maÑana en la tard charlestÓn tienee. un 60 por centro de probidad de su dÍa. hacia el noreste del paÍs, tenemos una temperatura de un promedio de 60. boston 49, atlanta continÚa con lluvias en un 60%, vientos mÁximos sostenidos de 15 millas por hora. miami 92, nubosidad en las horas de la tarde, phoenix se lleva la temperatura mÁxima con 105. un dÍa mayormente soleado para los Ángeles con una máxima de 85. nos vamos con los muchachos que me dicen que se quieren comer sus hot cakesqq karla: literalmente. ahora vemos las selifes

lopez, he later pled guilty. >>> a display in a san francisco store has some people upset. show you what they are looking at. it's the advertising that is for canned parrot. the story behind this display coming up at 8:30. >> but first wisconsin congressman paul ryan agrees to run for house speaker but with conditions. ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >>> time is 8:15. good news about that little boy we were telling you about all morning long missing up in mendocino county since yesterday evening. little boy brett has been found and he is doing fine. he was last seen walking his dog in the town of brooktrails that is northwest of willis at 5:00 last night. but mendocino county officials just said he has been found safe. marin county officials were

because we want to set up our own amnesty and allow people like the people named lopez who killed miss steinle in san franciscoople every month so they can go in to your neighborhood, into your community, with impunity, and kill you. yes. kill you. and that's not about murderers and rapists and donald trump. that's about an empirical fact that we are releasing people who should not be released. >> peter -- >> who are going on to commit crimes in this country. >> here's the thing. all the republicans were asking was, let's enforce the law. >> the law of the united states. and on top of that, let's create a penalty that if you had a felony, and you are an undocumented immigrant, an illegal immigrant, if you had a misdemeanor, drug crime, that you go to jail for five or ten years. that we don't have this situation of turnstile justice. what happens in san francisco? and new york city and other places they say we're not going to tell you, federal government, we have an undocumented immigrant here. and he or she just did something really bad but their time is up and we're going to let them go. and they're going to

audition wraps up in san francisco and thousands of hopefuls came out to audition over two days hoping for their chance at fame and fortune. idol judges keith urban, jennifer lopez. they have been auditions in cities and small towns since july. >> it's not just about finding someone that is going to make a great record or be an incredible live actor, think it's finding interesting talent and putting it all together to make a great show. >> urban also said san francisco auditions were some of the best he has seen since being on the show. the final season of idol premiers in january right here on ktvu. and take a look kim kardashian and kanye west made a special trip to the idol audition. kanye performed a few -- kanye of course in town for a fundraiser with president obama and a lot of us were watching that. we were watching live streaming coverage. it's funny, they have president obama speak first and i understand they kicked the reporters out of the room before kanye took the stage. >> i see. during that fundraiser president obama poked fun at the rapper's plans to run for the white house in 2020. >> do you really think that this country is going to elect a bla

lopez sanchez was convicted of seven felonies in the usa including selling our drugs. he was deported five times. he came back six times. he broke into a car in san francisco. he stole a gun. he recklessly fired the gun in a public place. kate died. yet, he's portrayed as a homeless man who just might have committed an accident. it's up believable. unbelievable is too gentle a word. >> republicans might have found the new speaker of the house. republican congressman paul ryan says he'll answer the call to run slopgs a few demands are met first. we have the list of the conditions, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. paul ryan made it clear this is not a job he wanted or sought after, but it is one he's willing to take if and only if he has unanimous support from the entire republican conference. >> i considered to do this with reluctance. my worry is the consequence of not stepping up, having my kids ask, when the stakes were so high, why didn't you do all you could do? why didn't you fight for my future when you had a chance to do so? >> the 45-year-old republican congressman laid out the vision for the house gop from being an opposition party to a pro

juan lopez sanchez was convicted of seven felonies in the u.s.a., including selling hard drugs. he was deported five times. he came back six times. he broke into a car in san francisco stole a gun. he recklessly fired that gun in a public place. and kate steinle died. yet, he is portrayed as a homeless man who just might have committed an accident. it's unbelievable -- unbelievable is too gentle a word. finally, i'm not going to give up. senator charles grassley, a hero on kate's law, is trying to get a stand alone vote. >> thanks to many people, including t v's bill o'reilly, for keeping this issue constantly before the people of this country. this part of the bill then thamed by bill o'reilly commonly referred to as kate's law has become so important to many americans. >> well, we will see if grassley's quest will finally lead to justice in the united states senate. but, if it does not, hear me well, we will confront the villains. no matter which party harbors them. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction, joining us from washington, senator pat toomey who is a co-sponsor of the legislation that was not voted upon today. so where am i going wr