. >> lyanne melendez is live with that story. >> reporter: a very windy fremont today, by the way.t of cities in the bay area pay for their own fourth of july parade and celebration and festivities, but the city of fremont has found a way to avoid using taxpayer money. some say it's not very patriotic. most people in fremont think the city pays for the fourth of july parade. >> i always assumed that the city pays for the parade and anything that's -- yeah, why wouldn't they? >> reporter: the last time the city gave parade organizers a grant was in 2007. since then it's all come from private moneys. >> for corporate, for individuals, however we can in order to raise the funds. >> it's right around $55,000 to $60,000. >> reporter: ironically about 25% of that amount goes to pay for city services like police and safety. while the mayor and city council members also solicit donations from the private sector, the city refuses to contribute. the mayor says if you fund one parade, you have to fund all others. >> if we say yes now, it's just going to start the slow and slippery road. >> re

lyanne melendez is live with that story. >> yeah, dan, you know this is nothing new.kids from different parts of central america have been crossing the border into the united states for years. what is new are the numbers. much, much higher. now, they are crossing, coming over, escaping extreme poverty, unemployment, and no protection from gang violence and drug traffickers. they're coming alone, looking for a parent or relatives here in the bay area. san francisco is now getting on average about 100 a month. as san francisco supervisor david campos put it, they will continue to come no matter what. now, the federal government is overwhelmed and is asking cities to help by creating shelters to house them while they wait for their deportation hearings. campos introduced a resolution today, asking for money to help house them, and offer them legal services to decide whether or not they have the right to stay in this country or go back. >> these kids are going to keep coming. we need to have a response, and you know, sticking our head in the sand only is not going to make

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