>> murder charges for the man police say gunned down kate steinly last week along san francisco waterfront. >> tonight the head of the police officer association is blaming local lawmakers claim that go if they had didn't their jobs, kate would be alive their jobs, kate would be alive. good evening. >> amma is off tonight. francisco sanchez who confessed to 7 news about killing 32 to 7 news about killing 32-year-old kate steinly last week on pier 14 has now been formally charged with her murder. >> case sparking a fiery debate about san francisco sanctuary law for undocumented immigrants law for undocumented immigrants. cornell bernard had the first interview with sanchez in the newsroom with more. cornell. >> sanchez will be arand tomorrow mean time critic say san francisco sanctuary law is no safe haven. and should never prosecute text criminals. >> did you shoot kate steinly the lady who was down on pier 14. >> yes. >> murder suspect sanchez made that chilling confession to me during agile house interview. he claims the shooting which killed 32-year-old kate steinly was an accident. it

>> murder charges for the man police say gunned down kate steinly last week along san francisco waterfront. >> tonight the head of the police officer association is blaming local lawmakers claim that go if they had didn't their jobs, kate would be alive their jobs, kate would be alive. good evening. >> amma is off tonight. francisco sanchez who confessed to 7 news about killing 32 to 7 news about killing 32-year-old kate steinly last week on pier 14 has now been formally charged with her murder. >> case sparking a fiery debate about san francisco sanctuary law for undocumented immigrants law for undocumented immigrants. cornell bernard had the first interview with sanchez in the newsroom with more. cornell. >> sanchez will be arand tomorrow mean time critic say san francisco sanctuary law is no safe haven. and should never prosecute text criminals. >> did you shoot kate steinly the lady who was down on pier 14. >> yes. >> murder suspect sanchez made that chilling confession to me during agile house interview. he claims the shooting which killed 32-year-old kate steinly was an accident. it

begins >> murder charges for the man police say gunned down kate steinly last week along san francisco waterfront. >> tonight the head of the police officer association is blaming local lawmakers claim that go if they had didn't their jobs, kate would be alive their jobs, kate would be alive. good evening. >> amma is off tonight. francisco sanchez who confessed to 7 news about killing 32 to 7 news about killing 32-year-old kate steinly last week on pier 14 has now been formally charged with her murder. >> case sparking a fiery debate about san francisco sanctuary law for undocumented immigrants law for undocumented immigrants. cornell bernard had the first interview with sanchez in the newsroom with more. cornell. >> sanchez will be arand tomorrow mean time critic say san francisco sanctuary law is no safe haven. and should never prosecute text criminals. >> did you shoot kate steinly the lady who was down on pier 14. >> yes. >> murder suspect sanchez made that chilling confession to me during agile house interview. he claims the shooting which killed 32-year-old kate steinly was an ac

it has been a devastating and emotional day for the family of kate steinly. ce tell us she was shot at random in san francisco. abc 7 news reporter is live in pleasanton where kate grew up and her family, of course, utterly shattered. chris? >> reporter: dan and cheryl the family is just in absolute disbelief tonight. we spoke to kate's brother earlier today. he said kate had a smile that just lit up the entire room from the moment she walked in. he called her the most caring wonderful, loving person that he has ever known. tonight in old town a community learning about the death of one of their own. 32-year-old kate steinly lived in san francisco but lived in this close knit town. her older brother, brad spoke to us about his family's loss. >> cherish the people in your life and who you love and tell them you love them because i will never get to tell my sister that i love her again. >> reporter: a 2001 graduate kate made her way to the city working as a medical device sales representative. known for adventurous spirit she would go above and beyond to make he

you shoot kate steinly, the lady who was down on pier 14? >> yes. >> you did shoot her? >> sanchez said he found the gun wrapped in a t-shirt on pier 14 and the gun accidentally went off. >> boom, boom, three times. >> reporter: three shots he told us but witness told us they only heard one shot. his story has many inconsistencies but his record has none. five previous deportations and his release from san francisco sheriff's custody in march, even though i.c.e. had a detainer on him because he was again in the country illegally. san francisco police officers association president martin hallaran fired off this blistering letter which reads sanchez is an illegal alien, not an undocumented immigrant. if he was where he belonged mexico, this innocent victim would still be alive. vic lee abc 7 news. >>> california senator dianne feinstein is speaking out against some of san francisco's sanctuary policies and the sheriff's decision not to inform immigration when they release suspect francisco sanchez. the priority program focuses on those convic

san francisco police have confirmed the gun found in the bay was the one that was used to kill kate steinly. as we showed you, a dive team recovered that gun in the water near pier 14 last thursday, a day after steinly was shot. police say its forensic crime lab did a ballistic confirmation and the gun did match. the gun was reported stolen from the vehicle of an agent with the bureau of land management four days before the shooting. the accused gunman, francisco sanchez, reportedly said he found the gun wrapped in a t- shirt. >>> tonight, 2 investigates follows up on a major case of odometer fraud. we first exposed it at an east bay car dealership last year. today, the owners of that dealership pleaded no contest to several counts of rolling back odometers, costing customers who bought thousands -- who bought those cars thousands of dollars. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live in the newsroom with the choice words one of those owners had for him today. eric? >> reporter: ken, a lot of words you just can't say on tv. george kavara and his wife danielle will not spend extra time in jail after thei

heated debate over sanctuary city began after the july 1st killing of kate steinly. suspect sanchez had been deported several times and has a list of felony convictions. republican law makers did had harsh words for immigration officials. >> it's benign sounding as it is it may have been a sanctuary for that defendant the but it sure as hell was not a sanctuary for a young woman walking with her father. >>reporter: homeland security secretary disputed the criticism but said he plans to evaluate whether new approach is needed to avoid what happens here in san francisco. >>> with san francisco in the spotlight some immigrant say they are experiencing a backlash. they gather at san francisco city hall today calling for dialogue. carolyn the has more. >> holding them in our heart and in our prayer. >>reporter: immigration rights advocate offered condolence to the family of kate steinly. say her murder is being used to scapegoat the entire community. the 32-year-old was gunned down on pier 14 july 1st. authorities have arrested francisco sanchez. man with newly russ felon

. >> 32-year-old kate steinly lived in san francisco but grew up in this town. a 2001 graduate of high school she worked as a medical device sales representative. she would go out of her to make her friends and family laugh. >> we used to go camping in pine crest. last time we went just the four of us my wife, and just sat around and roasted marshmallows. starting throwing them at each other. other, it was fun. >> she met her father at the pier to take her to find out if her brother and his wife were having a boy or girl. >> she'll never meet my daughter. >> cherish the people in your life and who you love. tell them you love them. i'll never get to tell my sister i love her, again. >> in pleasanton, chris nguyen abc7 news. >> medical device company medtronnics where she worked released a statement saying we're saddened and shocked by this event and condolences are with family and friends. >> two people were robbed at gun point as an armed man pistol whipped a man on a camera. the robber took the cameras and jumped into a black bmw. one crew snapped this picture

. >> 32-year-old kate steinly lived in san francisco but grew up in this town. a 2001 graduate of high school she worked as a medical device sales representative. she would go out of her way to make her friends and family laugh. >> we used to go camping in pine crest. last time we went just the four of us my wife, and just sat around and roasted marshmallows. starting throwing them at each other. other, it was fun. >> she met her father at the pier to take her to find out if her brother and his wife were having a boy or girl. >> she'll never meet my daughter. >> cherish the people in your life and who you love. tell them you love them. i'll never get to tell my sister i love her, again. >> in pleasanton, chris nguyen abc7 news. >> medical device company medtronnics where she worked released a statement saying we're saddened and shocked by this event and condolences are with family and friends. >> two people were robbed at gun point as an armed man pistol whipped a man on a camera. the robber took the cameras and jumped into a black bmw. one crew snapped this pic

the sanctuary laws and the gun that killed kate steinly last week in san francisco. good evening and thanks for joining us. >> the federal bureau of land management admitted the gun was stolen from one of the agents. >> the agency says someone broke into a car june 27th. in a jail house interview the suspect, who has been deported five times claims he found the gun on a bench on the pier and it went off accidentally. >> when abc7 revealed this gun belonged to a fellow officer what? it raises a slew of questions. not only what was the gun doing in san francisco was it reported? was was the condition of the weapon. >> he says the number of guns lost and stolen is low. >> and jumping into the middle of the debate of undocumented immigrn francisco and the sanctuary law and he didn't mince words. we're live with that part of the story. carolyn? >> reporter: mayor ed lee says there was a good reason to pass the laws but said today, quote, if there is a misinterpretation we have to correct it. he and the sheriff are now ingathered in a war of words. >> i'm looking into ever

kate steinly? the lady on pier 14? >> yes. >> you did shoot her? >> sanchez says he found the gun in a tee shirt in a bench wednesday, the day of the shooting and that the gun accidentally went off. his story has many inconsistency inconsistencies. but his record has not. five five previous deportations and release from custody from ice his record ignited a national fire storm. san francisco police officer association fired off this blistering letter reading in part sanchez is an illegal alien, not an undocumented immigrant. and if he was where he belonged mexico this innocent victim would still be alive. >> and if the politicians in san francisco, or other cities with similar sanctuary policies do not act on this i, my fear is that this will happen again. >> sanchez goes back to court july 27th. vic lee abc7 news. >>> california senator feinstein sent a letter to ed lee regarding this case that reads in part quote, the tragic death of miss steinly could have been avoided if the sheriff's departmen

kate steinly? the lady on pier 14? >> yes. >> you did shoot her? >> sanchez says he found the gun in a tee shirt in a bench wednesday, the day of the shooting and that the gun accidentally went off. his story has many inconsistency inconsistencies. but his record has not. five five previous deportations and release from custody from ice his record ignited a national fire storm. san francisco police officer association fired off this blistering letter reading in part sanchez is an illegal alien, not an undocumented immigrant. and if he was where he belonged mexico this innocent victim would still be alive. >> and if the politicians in san francisco, or other cities with similar sanctuary policies do not act on this i, my fear is that this will happen again. >> sanchez goes back to court july 27th. vic lee abc7 news. >>> california senator feinstein sent a letter to ed lee regarding this case that reads in part quote, the tragic death of miss steinly could have been avoided if the sheriff's departmen

either way kate steinly would be safe. >> the deportation numbers are deceiving because they include those arrested at the border. they did not count those in the deportation numbers. >> let's talk politics now. republican candidates sounding off on his controversial comments as trump continues to stand his ground taking the fight to twitter now. rich edson is live. >> reporter: gop reacting to criticism and refusing to comment refusing discussion. they are asking him to weigh in on comments saying they are bringing drugs and crime and they are rapists according to trump. rick santorum disagrees with the way he stated his thoughts but they are coming into the country with the intent to break the law. >> i think donald points to an important thing we have an illegal problem of immigration in this country undermining workers. we have 12 million that are flattening out wages, lowering the standard of living for people who are here legally. >> he will have to defend those remarks. i never will and i will stand up and say those are offensive, which they were. trump tweeted that rick perry

even after kate steinly's senseless death. i take on one of those supporters. >> this president does not believe in american military might. it's that simple. >> and outrage aimed at president obama. one congressman tells me he is the worst commander-in-chief in the last two decades. hello, welcome to "justice." i'm judge janine pirro. thanks, for being with us. i want to talk tonight to you an issue under the radar proving fate am, there are more than 200 sank can you wear cities in the united states where government employees and law enforcement cannot or do not report or share information or hand over illegals to immigration. even if federal authorities say they want them, even if the illegal is a career criminal. the concept of sanctuary cities is wrong. it is fundamentally flawed and because of this must mious result to follow law, you and your family are in real danger. so why? the premises that this protects illegals from crime and it fosters good relations between them and law enforcement. the problem. the sanctuary is

. >>> the man accused of killing kate steinly will be in court today. jaun pled not guilty. today's court appearance will set a hearing. sanchez is an undocumented immigrant who had been deported 5 times before charged with murder. >>> a man kidnapped a car saleman during a test drive. that happened at a car dealership on market street. police said the man told the salesman he wanted to show his family the car before buying it. they drove to the mans home in pittsburgh. he started driving erratically and he told him this was a robbery and couldn't leave the car. the man crashed during the police chase and was arrested. the man was easy to identify because he left his real driver's license at the dealership. >>> chevron said they are cutting 500 jobs. this is part of a global effort to cut cost. they employed 3700 workers in san ramone. >>> a owl will return back to the wild. she was rescued by firefighters in east san jose after getting her wing caught in a light post. she was unable to fly, hunt, or eat. she was able to beat the odds thanks to the help of the community. >>

most of us are preparing to celebrate the holiday weekend the family of kate steinly is trying to come to grips with her death. we know her accused killer had been arrested and deported multiple times and prompting a lot of people in and around san francisco to ask why was he free to walk streets wednesday night when the shooting happened? vic lee joins us with where it happened and answers. >> reporter: well we do have answers tonight. unfortunately, they raise even more questions. first of all, our sources close to the investigation tell us that francisco sanchez admitted shooting steinly here on the pier wednesday evening. unfortunately, this admission is not as simple as an admission. it becomes more complicated than that. flowers now mark the spot where she was fatally shot. abc 7 news learned that divers from this police boat found a gun off the waters of the pier. tests are being done but investigators believe it is the one used by francisco sanchez, the man caught not far from the shooting. he is charged with steinly's murder. he has a long wrap sheet. sources say he has been a

even after kate steinly's senseless death. i take on one of those supporters. >> this president does not believe in american military might. it's that simple. >> and outrage

abc 7 news. >>> across the border, we are hearing some of the nicest most amazing things about kate steinly. abc 7 news reporter has more now on the bond she shared with friends and family. >> reporter: this collection of flowers for catherine steinly has been slowing growing. the memorial made a big impression on her parents. >> that's helped liz and i. it's a positive thing. in a horrific situation. it's helped. >> reporter: jim steinly is prying to process what happened. >> i have a little solace i was with her but i also have the overwhelming grief of a father the moment she was shot. >> reporter: her parents called her case a young woman who had a playful personality and often at the center of a group of friends. she never ventured far from her connection to family. judge, she would leave here to go home she would text and say i'm home okay. for a 32-year-old, that's the joy a family is. >> reporter: they are not ready to forgive the suspect but they don't want to blame anyone after learning he was not handed over to immigration agents by the sheriff's department even after being depor

." >> aid and abetted as the family of kate steinly lays her to rest. there's a new push to close loophole for sanctuary cities like san francisco and prevent them from protecting illegals. especially those deported five times, like katie's self-confessed killer. hi everyone. welcome to "cashin in." wayne rogers jonathan michelle fields jessica. welcome, everybody. bill o'reilly says throw them into prison for five years if they come back. donald trump says build a wall to keep them out. republican senator says sanctuary cities should not get federal law enforcement grants. not interesting interesting ideas. i say all

the reference is to kate steinly murder on pier 14 earlier this month. the accused measure customerer francisco sanchez is illegal im xwrnt deported 5 times before. the case created a national uproar over sanctuary laws. >> can't stay as is. you can't silence us from expecting with law enforcement agency on a criminal issue. >> deputy leadership wants the sheriff to rescind the directive immediately. >> how many more people are we going to be put at risk for being hurt or killed because the policy ties our hands from talking to another law enforcement agency. i think that's crazy. >> the sheriff characterizes a letter as political posturing when he's running for re-election. association has endorsed his opponents vickie hennessee. >> i'm an outsider. didn't support me in 2011 so i'm in the surprised. >> sheriff's office says this letter is not legitimate grievance because it won't change working conditions so there are no meetings planned to resolve the issue. but deputy say the sheriffs orders if unchanged will prevent them from doing their jobs as swor

." >> aid and abetted as the family of kate steinly lays her to rest. there's a new push to close loophole for sanctuary cities like san francisco and prevent them from protecting illegals. especially those deported five times, like katie's self-confessed killer. hi everyone. welcome to "cashin in." wayne rogers jonathan michelle fields jessica. welcome, everybody. bill o'reilly says throw them into prison for five years if they come back. donald trump says build a wall to keep them out. republican senator says sanctuary cities should not get federal law enforcement grants. not interesting interesting ideas. i say all of the above. the reason why is because it's this sdraigs enl kurjz cities to disabow bay the law. immigration law end up getting the books thrown at them. what bothers me is that if we can take down the confederate flag we ought to take down this administration's immigration policies because that's what's led to this murder. >> there are 31 major metropolitan sanctuary cities but there are some 300 across the country areas, metropolitan a

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as tell reported friday sanchez did admit in the interview that he shot kate steinly. sanchez claims he kick the gun in the bay immediately after the shooting and walked off. there may be security video showing him actually tossing the murder weapon in the waters. police source tells us the gun was a semi automatic handgun. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> steinly family has set up on lean fundraising page to help cover fine relevant cost and to collect donations for charities that were important to kate. the goal is 50,000 dollars right now more than 12,000 dollars has been raised. if you would like to help we have a link on our web site. >> rescue craw are on the scene of ice cave collapse in washington top state tonight. hikers called 911 report ago number of people were potentially injured and trapped inside the cave. number of people were hurt and transported by air and ground. seattle hospital says 2 men and woman were brought in with crushing type injuries. just yesterday some tourist inside the same cave when partial collapse occurred but nobody injured. u.s. forest se

office handled the consist of undocumented immigrant sanchez who is now charged with murdering kate steinly on pier foreign last weak. here's the vic lee. >> embattled sheriff spoke to reporters about his refusal to honor ice request to hand over illegal immigrant sanchez who is cussed of murdering kate steinly. >> we want to set the record straight. >>reporter: again he blamed ice. the agency that enforces immigration law. >> had ice sought to request legal order or warrant the san francisco sheriff's department naturally and will always comply and would have complied. >>reporter: but that's not what the sheriff who is running for reelection said during debate in march. listen. >> but fifth honor of saying i am the first sheriff until city and one of the first in the united states the to say no ice transfer. >>reporter: he now says he's just following the city refuse you gee due process ordinance that was pass $2!two that was pass $2 years ago. mayor ed lee disagree was the share. he said wed the sheriff could have simply just called ice. perhaps just as controversial it was a the sheriff

even after kate steinly's senseless death. i take on one of those supporters. >> this president does not believe in american military might. it's that simple. >> and outrage aimed at president obama. one congressman tells me he is the worst commander-in-chief in the last two decades. hello, welcome to "justice." i'm judge janine pirro. thanks, for being with us. i want to talk tonight to you an issue under the radar proving fate am, there are more than 200 sank can you wear cities in the united states where government employees and law enforcement cannot or do not report or share information or hand over illegals to immigration. even if federal authorities say they want them, even if the illegal is a career criminal. the concept of sanctuary cities is wrong. it is fundamentally flawed and because of this must mious result to follow law, you and your family are in real danger. so why? the premises that this protects illegals from crime and it fosters good relations between them and law enforcement. the problem. the sanctuary is

. >> kate steinly's father was walking with her last wednesday. sanchez is a convicted felon and in the united states illegally. he has been deported five times. he was turned over to san francisco authorities to face a drug charge after he repeatedly sneaked back into the u.s., but san francisco is a safe haven city one that does not detain immigrants here i illegally. >>> illegal fireworks sparked three fires over the weekend. the first blaze caused three million dollars worth of damage to warehouses in south l.a. investigators found fireworks debris at the scene. witnesses say they saw them shooting fireworks at mattresses on saturday night. they are looking into whether illegal fireworks started two wildfires that threatened homes and burned cars in northern california. >>> a maryland woman has been charged with child neglect after her baby was left on the side of the road. a neighbor found the abandoned 3-month-old girl on saturday. she was sitting in an infant car seat covered in scuff marks police believe it may have fallen from a moving ca

president obama penning a letter to 46 felons after he pardoned them but didn't reach out to kate steinly's family after she was murdered by an illegal. now, you say the message is our lively hoothd the way we live. your thoughts. >> i think that it's complicating. confusing to understand where and why president obama speaks about certain issues. he tax about the charleston shooting. that's something he should have done. how great a tragedy and the implication for our nation's immigration policies issue that president obama has owned and track throughed legislation, that he should have spoken out and reached out to the family. >> as president obama spoke out about trayvon martin michael brown, new york charleston baltimore, why not this one? >> well he is willing to acknowledge the tragedy very quickly when he feels as though he can exploit the tragedy. in this case it's politically inconvenient because it's his political party's stance on illegal immigration. that led to the death of this innocent woman. >> okay. what about it wayne? juror thoughts on this? >> i don't have any. you asked t

to die so senselessly is terrible. >> reporter: last night kate steinly was having lunch with her father and a friend. they had a good day. they were winding up they were evening walking along the embarcadero near pier 14 when the unthinkable happened. >> we were walking three abreast, indicate and i and a friend of ours. and there was a pop and kate went down. >> reporter: kate was struck in the chest with a bullet. jim immediately started performing cpr on his daughter. witnesses jumped in to try and help. two crews of doctors tried to save the 32-year-old. they say their daughter fought to stay alive, but she didn't make it. >> we look at other families that things happen to and we think, oh, my gosh, they've had one or two things go wrong, and now it's us. >> we have deep deep faith. our faith isn't quite to the point where we're ready to forgive but we're going to move on and think about kate and what's going to be our legacy to her. >> they've gotten the guy. but, you know at least he won't kill somebody else. it's just unimaginable. >> reporter: kate's family tells me they want to

. >> new development in the murder of kate steinly woman killed last wednesday nature on pier 14 by the ferry building. >> man accused in the killing sanchez made the first court appearance today and today we have learned where the gun used in the crime came from. story 7 news reporter vic lee first broke on abc 7 news at 4. >> the gun that police believe sanchez used in the shooting. 7 news has learned that the gun belongs to a federal agent. investigators are trying to figure out how he got the gun and from whom. one source tell us the gun may have been stolen from the car of that federal agent he investigators still trying the figure out what happened here. the other development the arraignment. >> st i am not guilty. >>reporter: francisco lopez sanchez with translator standing by pleaded not guilty in spanish. the charge murder with a gun enhancement. bail set at 5 million dollars. outside the courtroom san francisco public defender said the bail was set too high. >> mr. sanchez was only the in san francisco for very short period of time. no convictions in the state of california. a

sanchez did not know kate steinly and had no reason to want her to be harmed in any way. >> sanchez is accused of firing the bullet that killed 32-year- old kathryn steinle as she was walking near the ferry building with her father and a family friend. he's being held on $5 million pail. he's set to return to court july 27th. >>> developing news at this hour, just before the close, the new york stocks ecchange is expected to resume trading after an almost 3.5-shower shut down for what the new york stock exchange was an internal issue. tom vacar has more. >> this has affected your 401(k), your retirement plan, your pension plan. how badly, we don't know. but there's things we need to consider. other markets did continue to trade including nasdaq trading in the new york listed stocks. that kept this from becoming a full panic. the technical failure, and this is qa more than a glitch, scares investors both big and little. the stock exchange has identified problem. it's important to note that 2% of all u.s. capital markets are currently disabled. all of this is critical because two major i

to die so senselessly is terrible. >> reporter: last night kate steinly was having lunch with her father they had a good day. they were winding up they were evening walking

. >> last wednesday kate steinly was having a nice picturesque walk with her father.n out of nowhere she is struck by a bullet. she didn't know it at the time. she said, dad help me. and they tried desperately to save her it was to no avail. she died later on that evening. >> how far away was the shooter from the decedent? >> well, kate and her father never realized at first that there had been a shooting. he was a ways away. he claims he found this gun held it in a shirt. he allegedly told police i was aiming for sea lions. we don't know if that was a self-serving statement. no one knew the gravity until it was too late. >> in terms of shooting sea lions is that something that's done in that area or at all? >> certainly not. that in itself is legal. we don't know if that's a convoluted story that is he trying to put out there to minimize his involvement. we don't have a motive. two people did not know other for sure, greta. >> you said that he said he found the gun. what's the area like? what do people do down. >> there this is an area not known for violence, greta.

man deported 5 times with extensive criminal history is suspected of killing kate steinly two week ago. the parents say they don't want to point fingers but feel authorities let them down. >> we feel the the federal state city the the law are here to protect us but we feel that this particular set of circumstances and the people involved the different agency let us down l. >> kate parents say they are open to law that would give mandatory prison time to anyone deport who had returns to the u.s. illegally. >> suspected arsonist back in jail accused of setting more than a dozen fires in santa rosa. 13 different grass fires broke out near marlo and guerneville road between june 29 and july 8. and james spent 3 days in jail after being arrested on july 4th. several fires started within hours of the release. investigators say evidence shows that the raymond set the fires too. >> now oakland hopes training some police officers in san francisco will help reduce chronic under staffing problem. they want to fill vacancy quickly. oakland can only train 2 classes at the same time and they are alr

kate steinly family will testify in front of senate judiciary committee about city sanction ware laws. man charmed with kate death francisco sanchez is 5 team days importante. sanction ware law helped protect sanchez from deimportant taechlingts lieutenant governor gnaw some said today the policy need to be changed. >> i hope some lessons learned hear. nothing worse than sort of dismiss the tragedy and the magnitude of the tragedy. >> archbishop of san francisco sent a letter to the senate committee saying quote just humanitarian policy should not be abandoned because of flaw in the system. chris will be in washington for the steinly family testimony and he will have live reports tomorrow at 5 and 6:00 o'clock. >>> tonight berkeley police try to track down a burglar who broke into a camera shop. surveillance video from the looking black photo on ashby avenue show burglar sneaking into the store early saturday morning watch the guy. police say he smashed a door with a brick to get inside then stole several thousand dollars worth of equipment. alarm went off but burglar was gone before

. >> calls growing to cut off federal funds going to sanctuary cities after kate steinly's senseless murder by illegal suspect in san francisco. now, a house committee just adopting a plan to make it happen. gary b. you say it needs to happen to keep all of us safe. >> absolutely brenda. look what these -- i'm all in favor of cities local juris jurisdictions doing their own thing, that's what makes america great, when it states rights as opposed to federal government. it's wrong for cities to do that. the best solution fine you want to do that you're not getting federal funding, and i i that's the clearest way to do it. then we'll see how strong cities like san francisco are in harboring dangerous criminals. >> but, it's a slippery slope, isn't it? >> also attitude that's like a welfare town france. like let me back up mark zuckerberg lives there, paid $2 billion to the federal government they can have their own money, run their crazy utopian if they want it's like mississippi. democrats were in charge they'd say cut off federal money to south carolina. it's people are dying because

. >> in light of the shooting death of 32-year-old kate steinly on pier 14. many questions have been raised why the alleged shooter, francisco sanchez was on the streets. >> [ indiscernible audio ] >> certainly, there is jurisdiction jurisdictions- -when there is sere criminal, the city will not give them a heads up. sanchez has been deported four times. he wastransferred to the san francisco jail on march 26th this year on an outstanding drug warrant. thesheriff's office says once he's determined he had no warrant, he was released from jail. this despitethe fact that i asked if he would be notified whn henne he's out of custody. law enforcement shall not detain an individual based on an individual. in2014 the sheriff made a policy saying his department will no longer honor the detainer unless the judge says there is a probable cause or there is a warrant of arrest. policies need to change to benefiteveryone. >> this is somebody that you would not twoont let want to let out on the streets. >> the sheriff's office is pointing their fingers at ice saying that i

kate steinly family will testify in front of senate judiciary committee about city sanction ware laws. man charmed with kate death francisco sanchez is 5 team days importante. sanction ware law helped protect sanchez from deimportant taechlingts lieutenant governor gnaw some said today the policy need to be changed. >> i hope some lessons learned hear. nothing worse than sort of dismiss the tragedy and the magnitude of the tragedy. >> archbishop of san francisco sent a letter to the senate committee saying quote just humanitarian policy should not be abandoned because of flaw in the system. chris will be in washington for the steinly family testimony and he will have live reports tomorrow at 5 and 6:00 o'clock. >>> tonight berkeley police try to track down a burglar who broke into a camera shop. surveillance video from the looking black photo on ashby avenue show burglar sneaking into the store early saturday morning watch the guy. police say he smashed a door with a brick to get inside then stole several thousand dollars worth of equipment. alarm went off but burglar was gone before

they say is senator feinstein's support of anti-immigration legislation following the murder of kate steinly at pier 14. organizers say legislation proposed by feinstein would cause serious civil rights violations. >> keep the progress going and -- [ inaudible ] >> part of senator feinstein's statement issued after the pier 14 shooting is quote we should focus on convicting criminals not setting them loose on our streets. she did not answer to those on the streets in front of her office today. >> the program's 50th anniversary in oakland today -- the california nurse's association helped organize today's rally at frank ogala plaza outside city hall. they would like to see medical to all-americans. currently it is for seniors and disabled veterans. >> there is an increase in hooka use among american teenagers. 12,000 sweets mer day last april included positive reference to hookas. which is a type of water pipe, as you know. the cdc calls it a dangerous trend. since smoking a hooka has many of the same health risks as smoking cigarettes. >> we have news in sacramento county. several mobile hom

. >> did you shoot kate steinly? >> yes. >> you did shoot her?uh-huh. >> reporter: lopez sanchez has a history of drug-related crimes. he has been deported five times to mexico and is exhibit a for critics of san francisco's sanctuary policy. >> the police should have notified ice, but had a policy not to. >> reporter: it's a city policy not to actively cooperate with immigration enforcement. saying in a statement, quote: but san francisco's sheriff fought back saying the burden was on ice. >> ice needs to get a legal federal warrant or a court order to facilitate his transfer. that did not happen. >> reporter: while many cities across the country choose not to cooperate with federal officials, san francisco standings out as a particularly safe haven for undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: this is a vulnerable population that there are elements that will pray upon a population that they knew -- know will not interface, will not have contact or communication with government and that frankly was exacerbating public safety. >> reporter: state atto

. >> reporter: kate steinly's random death as she was walk with her father on san francisco's famed embarcadero last week first stunned a family. >> there was a pop, and kate went down. >> reporter: now it's ading fuel to a national debate. francisco sanchez, the convicted felon who federal officials say had been deported five times to mexico today in a jailhouse interview said he agreed with police that he shot and killed the 32-year-old and doesn't remember everything. "the only thing i can tell you is that i claim responsibility," he said. the shooting has ignited criticism of san francisco's policy as a so-called sanctuary city that gives some protection to undocumented immigrants by barring authorities from asking about their immigration status. after being picked up for a drug warrant last march the department of homeland security says sanchez should have been turned over to federal immigration officials. instead he was set free. seizing the divisive issue of undocumented immigrants again today, donald trump who earlier tweeted his heartfelt condolences to the steinle family. trump's word