lyanne, that is a name bay area residents will recognize, kate steinly. >> reporter: it is. many have used the steinly case including president trump. don rosenberg is one among many fighting to stop california from becoming a sanctuary state. don rosenberg is no stranger to lawmakers in washington. in 2015 he was handcuffed for interrupting a hearing on sanctuary cities on capitol hill. >> i'm don rosenberg. >> reporter: now rosenberg is speaking to a much larger audience. >> imagine if kate had been your daughter. jamil or drew your son. >> reporter: his son drew was killed in 2010 by roberto gallow who was here illegally and driving without a license. rosenberg wants to stop senate bill 54 from passing in the state assembly. it would help deportations in california. we spoke to him from los angeles. >> they want to not just protect the person who killed my son, but now they want to use my tax dollars to help him not be deported. >> reporter: gallow was eventually deported to honduras. the ad also features kate steinly, the 33-year-old san francisco woman who was shot dead

the first is case law this is named after kate steinly who was murdered two years ago in san francisco by an illegal immigrant who had been deported several times. he should not have been here, and she should not have died. so this initiative this initiative will toughen penalties for illegal immigrants who repeatedly re-enter the country. the second measure gives the government the authority to with hold grants from cities that fail to cooperate with federal law enforcement. by flagrantry disregarding the rule of law, sanctuary cities are putting lives at risk. every day secretary kelly leads professionals around the country and around the world who are charged with keeping our homeland safe. they make incredible sacrifices. our job here is to make sure that those professionals have the tools that they need and the resources that they need to carry out their work to protect our communities. that is what these measures are all about. we look forward to their passage in the house today. i know secretary kelly has a very busy schedule so we appreciate him taking a few minutes to come out

the house will also vote on kate's law named for kate steinly killed by an illegally. it will enhance for those who repeatedly reenter the country illegally. innocent americans including the lover loved ones. they are great friends of mine i got to know over the campaign trail. they are with us. they have had members of their family dill killed by illegal immigrants and in some cases multiple deportations. i'm es specially honored to be here with have many peoples i by sheer one over here. jam kpps el-- you lost the peop because our government refused to enforce our nation's immigration laws. that's techb existing immigration laws. >> the journalists but on election day 2016 your voices were hurd all across the sbir? you we have been waiting for these far long time. i wan to thank you, chairman, for doing that. great job. it's just perfect. this package includes the davis oliver act whose passage i called for nearly a year ago at my inauguration speech and imboth takes place in phoenix, arizona. it was named for michael daifrs and danny oliver who were gun everybody kn

senal will continue two immigration laws including one named after kate steinly, a woman murdered in francisco nearly two years ago. the house passed kate's law which would enhance penalties for convicted and deported immigrants who enter illegally. the man accused of killing steinly was deported seven times. president trump argues the law makes the country safe again. critics say it will do the opposite. >> a bill focused on ramping up deportations and arrests of people whose only violation is their immigration status is the wrong approach. that's why law enforcement said it hurts public safety. >> the other bill would withhold certain federal funds from sanctuary cities such as san francisco. >>> tonight lawmakers are trying to stay focused on health care, the president tweet. >> republicans and democrats were quick to condemn the president's criticism. >> at a time when critically important policies are debated in washington -- >> what do we want? healt health care our focus will remain on obamacare problems that hurt american. >> the president is focusing on his beef on the host o

senal will continue two immigration laws including one named after kate steinly, a woman murdered in o nearly two years ago. the house passed kate's law which would enhance penalties for convicted and deported immigrants who enter illegally. the man accused of killing steinly was deported seven times. president trump argues the law makes the country safe again. critics say it will do the opposite. >> a bill focused on ramping up deportations and arrests of people whose only violation is their immigration status is the wrong approach. that's why law enforcement said it hurts public safety. >> the other bill would withhold certain federal funds from sanctuary cities such as san francisco. >>> tonight lawmakers are trying to stay focused on health care, the president tweet. >> republicans and democrats were quick to condemn the president's criticism. >> at a time when critically important policies are debated in washington -- >> what do we want? healt health care our focus will remain on obamacare problems that hurt american. >> the president is focusing on his beef on the host of a morn

first, the house will be voting on kate's law, legs named for kate steinly who was killed by an illegal immigrant with five prior deportations and lots of bad things on his record. the second is the no sanctuary for criminals act which blocks federal grants to cities that release dangerous criminal aliens back into the streets including the vicious and disgusting and horrible ms-13 gang members. and we're getting them out. we are getting them out. they're going fast. [applause] general kelly and his whole group they've gotten rid of 6,000 so far. we're about 50% there. and we're actually liberating towns like on long island where i grew up. we're liberating towns. those people are so happy to see our guys and our guys are a lot tougher than the ms-13 characters, that i can tell you. liberation. and i'm calling on all arm wreckers to put the safety of american families first. and let's pass these bills through the house, through the senate and send them to my desk. i will give you the fastest approval, the fastest signature that you have ever seen, right, mike? we will get that sign sod

the first bill, kate's law, is named after kate steinly, the bay area woman shot and killed at pier 14 two years ago by an undocumented immigrant with a criminal history. kate's law would increase penalties on undocumented criminals who reenter the u.s. illegally, such as her killer did. the other bill, the no sanctuary for criminals act would make sanctuary cities inel i believe j top make for funds. the white house is expected to sign both into law if passed. >>> new developments in the oakland police sex scandal, federal judge is now ordering the city appear in court to discuss thousand handled the investigation. the judge says a new report finds very troubling conclusions about how city leaders and oakland police acted after learning multiple officers had sexually exploited the woman you stlee, she was a teenager known as celeste. the report found the city mishandled allegations and didn't investiate what went wrong nap hearing is going to take place july 10th. >>> new details in uber, former ceo travis can count on the support of at least one big name in silicon valley following h

it is named at kate steinly, a bay area woman shot and killed at peer 14 two years ago.inman was deported five times. the law requires prison time for undocumented immigrants who commit certain crimes, get deported and return to the u.s. the senate is expected to pass the bill after a july 4th recess. >>> those who support health care reform, he vows it will pass and soon. those against the bill protested outside the trump hotel in d.c. as the president arrest eminent domain. earlier 40 arrests were made at senate offices. tonight in ohio the vice president pledged a victory. >> before this summer is out president trump is going to work with this congress and we're going to keep the promise to the american people and we're going to repeal and replace obamacare. >> the plan faces scepticism from conservative senators who say it doesn't repeal obamacare enough and moderates who don't like slashing medicaid. >>> tonight fremont police are asking for your help to solve a three decade old cold case just reopened. sheri lynne muhleman disappeared in 1989. police say they have

it is named at kate steinly, a bay area woman shot and killed at peer 14 two years ago. the againman was deported five times. the law requires prison time for undocumented immigrants who commit certain crimes, get deported and return to the u.s. the senate is expected to pass the bill after a july 4th recess. >>> those who support health care reform, he vows it will pass and soon. those against the bill protested outside the trump hotel in d.c. as the president arrest eminent domain. earlier 40 arsts were made at senate offices. tonight in ohio the vice president pledged a victory. >> before this summer is out president trump is going to work with this congress and we're going to keep the promise to the american people and we're going to repeal and replace obamacare. >> the plan faces scepticism from conservative senators who say it doesn't repeal obamacare enough and moderates who don't like slashing medicaid. >>> tonight fremont police are asking for your help to solve a three decade old cold case just reopened. sheri lynne muhleman disappeared in 1989. police say they

it is named after kate steinly, a bay area woman shot and killed at pier 14 two years ago. the gunman was deported five times before the shooting. kate's law requires prison time for undocumented refugees that get deported, commit crimes and return to the u.s. the senate is expected to take up the bill after >>> majority leader mcconnell trying to get a revised version of the republican health care bill before tomorrow and get a vote before break in august. it's not clear which parts of the bill are going to be tweaked. mcconnell delayed a vote on the gop plan yesterday due to a lack of support of the party. vice president pence say it is president will work to move that plan forward. >> before this summer's out, president trump's going to work with this congress and we're going to keep a promise to the american people and we are going to repeal and replace obamacare. >> last night, protesters gather outside trump hotel in washington, d.c. as the president arrived far political fund-raiser. >>> new details in the deadly u.p.s. shooting in san francisco. abc7 news has learned

it was named after kate steinly, a young woman who was living in san francisco. who was shot and killed walking with her dad. now, kate was let out of jail despice federal immigration agents asking the local sheriffs to keep him locked up. it raises the maximum sentence for escalating penalties for repeat offenders. if someone says enter the u.s. with three misdemeanors or one felony conviction, they could go to prison for ten years. critics say it makes criminals out of undocumented that haven't hurt anyone. if they get caught again, even with no criminal record, 10 years in prison, by contrast. the no sanctuary for criminals act goes after the cities and towns that don't cooperate with federal law. it forces them to honor request to detain suspected immigrants in extra two days. if they don't, the penalties can be severe. they can pull federal grants to the local police officers and if someone -- police forces and if someone gets hurt, they could sue the town itself. of course, this still will have to clear the senate, which remains high. >> chris, thank you. mo

it's named after kate steinly, who alleged killer was deport five times before kate was shot and killed while working with her father in san francisco along the embarcadero. the house is also vote expected to vote on a bill that would strip sanctuary cities of certain funding. now, state lawmakers are considering legislation that would declare the state of california a sanctuary state. the measure would bar local and state law enforcement from using their resources to investigate or arrest people for immigration violations. >>> a shooting in san jose killed one man and injured a woman. it happened just before 9:00 yesterday morning on cresten lane near mclaunch lynn avenue. investigators say a woman called police saying she had been shot. when officers arrived on the scene, they alts found a man fatally wounded in the middle of the street. the woman told police the man tried to kill her before killing himself. >> i see that body in the street, and i take my time to call the 911, and i go to the guy, and that's it. >> investigators aren't saying what their relationship was, only that the

sentences on criminal immigrants who re-enter the united states after being deported it's named after kate steinly who was shot and killed walking with her father on the pier in san francisco. her alleged killer was deported five times before that shooting. some saw the law wouldn't have saved stein lie's life. >> he was only in the city because the u.s. justice department failed to do its job. that's why they called this bill, quote, a waist of federal resources. kate's law would not have helped kate. >> the house is expected to vote on a bill to strip sanctuary cities of certain funding if they interfere with federal immigration laws. >> the safety of our citizens are first. this is saying, when you have someone that needs to be deported, a city shouldn't be able to say, we're not going to participate. >> the measure would bar state and local law enforcement from using services to investigate or arrest people for immigration violations if california became a sanctuary state. >>> according to the chronicle, investigators are trying to figure out how the shooter got inside the building with two gu

named after kate steinly, murdered in san francisco, the two-year anniversary of that is on saturday.n the other bill goes after sanctuary cities and requires them to do much more in terms of immigration enforcement, stuff that they have said in the past they feel is unconstitutional which is part of why they don't do it. and would allow the government to pull funding from them if they don't comply. we expect the bills to likely pass the house today. it's unclear if there's a path forward in the senate. it will be a shot in the arm to the president's immigration agenda but unclear if it actually reaches his desk. >> all right. thanks for that. reporting from washington bright and early. thanks. >> thank you. >>> 41 minutes past the hour. the president is resuming his fight with the amazon founder, jeff bezos. the president tweet that "the amazon "washington post" is not paying internet taxes and that it's fake news." first off, the "washington post" is not owned by amazon. it is owned by jeff bezos personally. it's unclear what the president means by internet taxes. if it's sales tax,

. >>> number two, the house set to vote on kate's law today named after kate steinly shot and killedrancisco. it requires prison time for undocumented immigrants who commit certain crimes, get deported and then return to the u.s. >>> number three, a brush fire nearly doubled in size to over 700 acres. started last night. homes and power lines are threatened. so far, no evacuations. >>> number four, inland neighborhoods see the sunshine quicker today and temperatures warmer. above average. while the rest of us in the 12-hour day planner, steady as she goes. >>> number five, a traffic alert in gilroy. a semi took down a power pole there. wires down on the roadway. at least an hour until we get some lanes back open and fully blocked in both directions. >>> number six, dove nation. the metro fi at the warriors dunk contest in downtown burlingame 11:00 to 3:00 and then hills dale 4:00 to 9:00. >>> a truckload of pigs sent them to interstate 45 at dallas. the driver and the pigs are okay. the wranglers having a few issues. not an easy time for those guys. >> they're all looking at each oth

it is named after this woman, kate steinly, shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant who had been deported five times. that happened two years ago along the embark der ro. it would defund sanctuary cities. republican lawmakers call these measures long overdo. >> for too long the federal government has looked the other way while sanctuary cities under mine public safety. the bills we're voting on today bring common sense to an issue where common sense has been in short supply for far too long. >> jeff sessions says the laws would make america safer but in debate today, california congresswoman said it would prevent victims of crime from reporting crimes against them for fear it could lead to their own deportation. >> with all going open in washington, d.c., president trump taking to at which timer t twitter to attack a woman's looks. >> this time it is mika bre zin xi. >> he attacked women's looks before but this time doing it as president of the united states. take a look. >> i heard poorly rated morning joe speaks badly of me, don't watch anymore. then how come low iq crazy mika

. >>> number three, the house expected to vote on kate's law this week, named after kate steinly, thean shot and killed at pier 14. the law requires prison time for undocumented immigrants who commit certain crimes, get deported, and return to the u.s. >>> number four, it was a tough morning out of tracy, but we are slowly starting to improve. all of our earlier issues have cleared. westbound 580 tracy to dublin 57 minutes. at the worst point we were up to an hour and a half. >>> number five, hard to believe when you look outside we're going to see more sunshine today and feel warmer temperatures. here's a look at the 12-hour day planner, 60 at the coast, mid 70s to low 80s inland by 4:00. >>> number six, here's a look at a fire in san louuis obispo, th fire is 60% contained. >>> number seven, apple purchased a german company with an eye tracking technology. it's hoping to expand into virtual reality applications. that's the future. >> that is everything that's happening right now. that's where all the money's going. abc 7 continues now online, facebook, twitter, and all your mobile d

. >> julie: kate steinly murdered two years ago on the streets of san francisco.had not only been in jail multiple times. he had actually been deported and got back in. >> right. >> julie: these sanctuary cities and yanking funding so these cities cannot harbor these criminals is one thing. but then how does this protect victims like kate from happening again when they're getting out of the country and coming back in. that's a border problem. >> right. it's one step in the right direction. ultimately you've got to have border security. it's what the president talked about, members of congress talked about it. as a governor of a state, one of our most fundamental responsibilities is the safety of our citizens. you don't have a government if you can't secure your borders and keep your people safe. this is exactly what president trump was talking about. it's got to be more than just talk. you have to have a secure border. >> julie: i say one strike and you're out. obviously deporting every illegal immigrant in this country is pretty impossible. if you get caught in a

. >> number three, the house expected to take up kate's law this week, named after kate steinly.he bay area woman shot and killed at pier 14. requires mandatory prison time for undocumented immigrants convicted of a crime.% afternoons are behind us. temperatures jump from around one to six degrees today, and the slight warming trend will last through the weekend with 90s inland, 80s around the bay, and 70s at the coast. >> number five, we did have heavy traffic just a few minutes ago. looks like a disabled vehicle wa cleared with help from chp. however, not terrible for the drive time. if you're leaving the toll plaza, 16 minutes into san francisco and the metering lights just flipped on. >> number six, today marks the 40th anniversary of the stone wall riots in new york city widely seen as the start of the gay liberation movement. the riots were sparked by a police raid targeting gay gathering places. >>> war of the world's most iconic buildings putting on a spectacular show. you see the projection mapping on top of the sydney opera house. it's launching a year-round art display

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first the house will be voting on kate's law, legislation named for kate steinly who was killed by ane prior deportations and lots of bad things on his record. the second is the no sanctuary for criminals act which blocks federal grants to 70s release dangerous criminal aliens back into the streets, including the vicious and disgusting and horrible ms 13 gang members. and we're getting them out. fast. general kelly and his whole group, they've gotten rid of 6,000 so far. we're about 50% there. and we're actually liberating towns, like on long island where i grew up. we're liberating towns. they're so happy to see our guys. and our guys are a lot tougher than the ms 13 characters. i can tell you. liberation. and i'm calling to put the safety of american families first. let's pass these bills through the house, the senate, and send them to my desk. i will give you the fastest approval, the fastest spig eses that you have ever seen. we will get that passed so fast. so when we get back, the first thing i'll do, i expect good things. otherwise i wouldn't be talking about it right now. just

this is named after kate steinly who was killed in san francisco while walking with her father. her alleged killer was deported five times prior to the shooting. the house will vote on a bill to strip sanctuary cities of certain funding. >>> more information about the deadly shooting at the ups center in san francisco. investigators are trying to figure out how the gunman got inside of the building with two guns and a box of ammunition. he passed through a metal detector and set off the alarms and red lights but was still let in. he killed two coworkers and wounded two others before taking his life. >>> a neighbor of apple co- founder steve wozniak is in the hospital today. she saw the greeter and she knew something was wrong. she says he looked terrifying and then other people in the store started screaming and running for the exit. she didn't see any security guards around and was worried it was a terror attack. she ran for the door but was thrown out of the way. >> the impact was so great that they probably just air lifted down and my head was bleeding really bad. >> she brok

the house will also vote on indicat indica kate's law, named for kate steinly. you love because our government refused to enforce our nation's immigration laws. for years the pundits, journalists, politicians in washington refused to hear your voices, but on election day 2016, your voices were we heard, all across the entire world. >> michael the piece you edited in the new issue says that trump's policy on deportation puts all immigrants at risk. explain it. >> well, what the president does recast immigration as a public safety issue. he talks about ms-13 odespicable and violent gang and the other crimes that have been committed. the statistics that the department of homeland security has put out, though, show that the people theing deported and arrested right now are not the majority criminals of that variety. now 76% have some criminal record, but a significant portion of those are not violent criminals. these are people arrested for driving without a license in some cases, because they can't get a license in the state they live in, or other misdemeanors in t

the first bill kate's law is named after catherine steinly, who was shot and killed in san francisco back in 2015 by a repeat felon and undocumented immigrant from mexico who had been deported several times. under the legislation an undocumented immigrant previously convicted of a crime who attempts to re-enter the country could face between ten and 25 years in prison. the second bill passed just yesterday and would deny federal grant money to so-called sanctuary cities if they fail to cooperate with federal immigration officials. both bills passed largely along party lines of the republican controlled house. they now head over to the senate. the president made a statement saying, in part, "the implementation of these policies will make our community safer. i'm calling on all lawmakers to vote for these bulls aills and american lives." >>> congress heads home for the recess withless direction. they had hoped to find 50 votes before lawmakers leave washington, but leaders say they're still on track with their agenda. >> what does that mean for the rest of the agenda? >> we're still on

kate's law. it would impose mandatory prison sentences on immigrants who reentered the u.s. after being departed. indicate steinlythe pier in san francisco while walking with her dad. sanchez was arrested in the case. he was an illegal immigrant who had already been deported five times and seven felony convictions. >>> is not fran police are investigating a crash between a muni bus and a delivery truck that sent nine people to the hospital. the two vehicles hit each other on the driver's side. 7 people on the muni bus and two people on the delivery truck were hurt. none of the injuries are life threatening. it is unclear what driver was at fault. >>> the time is 8:46. let's go over to sal castaneda. traffic has been problematic today, hasn't it. >> yeah. we still have a lot of late slow traffic. people who leave late hoping to avoid the commute are not having any luck. 680 is still slow out of the dublin pleasanton area. in the south bay, we have slow traffic here in san jose on all of the approaches to the silicon valley. also an accident that cleared northbound 101 at 25. that is still getting a little bit -- i

>> the bill is named for kate steinly, a woman who was killed on san francisco pier, actually two years ago this weekend, by a man who had multiple convictions and had been deported to mexico a number of times. the bill would increase criminal penalties for undocumented immigrants caught crossing the border, after having previously been deported. and the penalties increase depending on the number of offenses that that undocumented immigrant is, has previously been convicted of committing. >> what if anything are you hearing about house democratic support for these bills? and assuming they pass in the republican majority house, what are the prospects in the senate? >> well it is likely that they will pass the house with robust republican support. i am hearing from some house democrats there are concerns that some democrats may vote for them, either to appear tough on crime or because they're worried about re-election. some democrats, especially latino democrats are urging their colleagues not to vote on them. you know, when it gets to the senate. it's a little more complicated. there are