those who are defending the sanctuary city policies, including the mayor and his boosters, mayor kinneysters. they say sanctuary status keeps the place safer because illegal immigrants won't go to the authority because they afraid of being desported. it makes the city less safe if you don't have it in place. how do you respond to that? >> i think actually they have it exactly backwards. they do say that they think that it fosters trust among the community and law enforcement in order to not enforce immigration laws. actually what fosters trust between the community and law enforcement is when the community knows that law enforcement is not going to play favorites. if they know the rule of law is going to be respected the broader community, therefore, believes that law enforcement is doing their job. so when the proponents of sanctuary cities make that argument that you just articulated i think they have it exactly backwards. >> laura: the d.a. of philadelphia is not too pleased with your criticism of the sanctuary city policy. he said about your statement linking it rape by this juan ra

we remembered hearing from ellen kinney of pendleton, indiana, three years ago when we marked this dayike so many others because of peter. >> the day that i heard that he had passed away was like losing a very good friend. and i could relate, because i had been smoking since i was a young teenage girl. >> reporter: ellen now a grandmother, remembers that day. >> that day i went to the drugstore and got a nicotine patch. and i did not pick up another cigarette from that point on. >> reporter: instead, picking up her grandchildren. peter jennings' words and his impact to this day, all these years later. our thanks to ellen, just one part of peter's storied legacy. i'm david muir. i hope to see you tomorrow. good night. >>> you've probably never heard of san francisco's fastest growing neighborhood. up next, the story behind the latest indication of a changing scene. >>> it's a product many of us have in our garages, and now one man says it gave him cancer. the suit against a major chemical company. >>> we have over 500 scheduled parties tonight. >> oakland police are ready to party on th

there are neighbors waking up on kinney saw street have a lot of this on the ground. trees, branches, debris strewn everywhere. ennesaw ree blocking street and pulling down several t.wires with weave seen several sights like this at college park. chopper4 got a great view yesterday after this m stormed through. large trees pulled up from their bases, falng ontoomes and cars and pulling down power lines and leaving stretches of this area without power for some time. some customers, we derstand, are slowly coming back online weth their power as of right now. ave seen crews move about this area trying to restore powe and those lin to homes gone without for hours overnight. what caused all of this,ne hbors say it was a powerful storm. rain, heavy wind as well and the kind not seen in this area in years. the last time i saw something like this is when the tornado nt through back in early 2000s. >> as you were seeing here, several damaged wires pulled down. we have seen the power cre move around this neighborhood trying assess making when they can. chances are you see a tre

meet dave kinney, he has been a guest on fox business before.s but when you talk about the value of cars, he is the author of the haggerty price guide. i have to ask you, we have this dues send is berg. gooding and company says it will sell in excess of 10 million. you know numbers. why 10 million? >> this is one of two. owned by gary cooper. hahas a fantastic history. there are as many pictures from the '30s as there are from the '50s, documented unbelievable car. i think $10 million is cheap on this car. >> you right the haggerty price guide. you can go online, year of car, make of the car, everything from a duesenberg and studebaker. i've done, the studebaker i like is 23 grand and duesenberg is? >> we have data points. studebaker will be from the united states and canada. we have sales information. insurance information. all the stuff we gather. we put it together and do the yoda test, does it make sense. we go ahead and put those numbers in the book. >> speaking of the yoda test, i will test you on this car. this is beautiful restoration of

the philadelphia leadership, the mayor kinney and that judge that allowed this to happen, they all haveeads. i took a phone call from a listen yesterday who said we have got laws. if a bartender serves somebody too much alcohol, the law can come back to that bartender and prosecute him. why can't we do the same to officials who pave the way for illegal alien felons known felons to be predators on american citizens. there is cull packet here and the american people are tired of this. steve: sure. this particular case, and how many times have we heard something just like it? this case involves a fellow by the name of juan ramon vazquez. he was deport from the united states. he came back in. he was arrested in philly and then they said, you know what? we're just going to drop the charges. and there was an ice detainer. ice should have picked him um and adjudicated it. but they never called ice and so a year later, because he is still on the streets, because they dropped the charges, he assaults this little girl and destroyed her life. >> there is so much anger out there because everybody s