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y el futuro de pedro figueroa es incierto en este paÍs debido a que esta en la mira de las autoridades antiinmigrante. una de las medidas reducirÁ los fondos que recibe la ciudades de santuarios, la otra aumentarÁ las condenas para quienes han sido deportados y regresan a estados unidos sin documentos. esas medidas afectarÍan duramente las ciudades santuario de california. >> la necesidad de cerrar tantos servicios del hospital, de salud pÚblica, de seguridad, cambiarÍa la vida en esas jurisdicciones y serÍa algo que tendrÍa un efecto muy negativo y profundo a nuestras comunidades, especialmente aquÍ encontrados como santa clara, ciudades como san francisco. marÍa: ambas propuestas pasan ahora al senado donde serÁn debatidas y llevadas a votaciÓn. en seguida, conozca las recomendaciones de las autoridades sobre cÓmo evitar ser vÍctima de una estafa si participa en las tandas. ademÁs, si piensa viajar este verano tenemos sugerencias para que sus vacaciones no se conviertan en una pesadilla al regreso a estados unidos. suheily: noche bastante despejada en el Área de la bahÍa, sistema de

take pkg :01 :21 fast :31 pkg pedro figueroa pronto podra recibir cerca de 200-mil dlares por demandar a la polica de san francisco tras un arresto ilegal.. en diciembre de 2015 el seÑor pedro haba sido citado para reclamar su carro robado que la polica haba encontrado, pero no pudo ni reclamar el auto, ni volver a casa. saira hussein baogada, centro legal asitico.. cuando estaba en la estacin de la polica ellos lo arrestaron el senor pedro luego fue trasladado a un centro de detencin en martnez donde paso dos meses hasta que pudo salir bajo fianza. estas fueron sus palabras en una entrevista con telemundo 48 en ese entonces. pedro figueroa vctima de arresto ilegal no pues imagnese dos meses encerrado cuando a uno lo sacan wow se siente tan feliz y maravilloso. el inmigrante tena una orden de deportacin de 10 aÑos atrs. pero no haba cometido ningn crimen. por lo que sus abogados dedujeron que fue la polica de san francisco quienes lo entregaron a ice rompiendo as el compromiso de ser una ciudad santuario.en enero entablaron una demanda que pronto podra terminar en un acuerdo de compens

pedro figueroa claims the san francisco police violated those rights in december 2015 when they handcuffednch even though he hadn't committed a crime. >> the guy was just trying to report something. this is what we want everybody to do report what's going on in their lives, help us get to a higher level of safety for everybody. >> reporter: the mayor says figueroa had only gone to the police station to recover his stolen car. according to figueroa's lawsuit, the police discovered he had an immigration warrant which is a civil offense not a crime. then they held him until immigration agents arrived and removed him. [ through translator ] >> my daughter was crying. >> reporter: he was held by immigration for two months and his

back in 2015 pedro figueroa zarceno showed up to the police station to recover his stolen car.instead of a getting his ride back..he was turned over. < about how was was lead to ice.>his lawyer says this all stemed because he had a civil warrant issued by an immigration judge on his recordnot a criminal warrant. the asian law causus says the city has admitted they violated the spirt of their sanctuary city policy and have agreed to pay the el salvador native 190-thousand dollars. speaking through his attorney the san francisco resisden t says what happened to him was an injustice.his attorney says while she is happy for this settlement today she is unsettled by today's votes in congress cracking down on the undocumented and the santuary cities that shield them.bite the board of supervisors are expected to vote on the settlement next month.maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) a big story tonight a fire came dangerously close to homes in east san jose.. residents say they saw the flames outside of their homes around four oclock this afternoon... after calling 9-1-1 they took matters into t

figueroa, lo llevaron hasta la puerta, le quitaron las esposas... pero para su sorpresa, lo esperaban dos agentes de inmigracin. pedro2:24 "yo siento que el departamento de policía actuó de una forma injusta" track 3 - saira hussain, una de las abogadas de figueroa dice que l fue entregado a inmigracin por una orden administrativa, no judicial... ella explica que cuando figueroa lleg a estados unidos en 2005, "proteccin de aduanas y vigilancia fronteriza" no le notific que tena que presentarse ante un juez de inmigracin, por tanto, un tiempo despus un juez expidi la orden de deportacin en su ausencia. saira hussain abogada 00:24:05:15 "con la demanda ahora hay un acuerdo propuesto y la mesa de supervisores tiene que acordar con ésto antes que es final...una semana o un mes." track 4 - la abogada dice que, a travs de documentos, ella y su equipo lograron determinar que si existe colaboracin entre la polica de san francisco y la oficina del alguacil con el departamento de inmigracin de los estados unidos. abogada - 00:11:41:24 "while sf .... track 5 - san francisco es una ciudad santuario y para que se respete eso, ten

take vo todo esto ocurri en diciembre del aÑo 2015, el problema aqu es que la vctima, el seÑor pedro figueroaena una orden de deportacin desde 10 aÑos atrs y al parecer cuando fuer por el reporte del carro, la polica se dio cuenta de esta orden y le dijeron a ice sobre la presencia del seÑor en el lugar y ellos fueron a detenerlo. el seÑor figueroa paso dos meses en un centro de detencin y cuando por fin fue liberado su carro lo haban encontrado y se lo haban rematado.. recordemos que san francisco es una de las principales ciudades santuario de california y viven bajo la promesa de que sus oficiales no colaboran con la agencia de inmigracin aunque en este caso parece que eso fue precisamente lo que hicieron. tras salir del centro de detencin el seÑor figueroa busco ayuda legal y en enero entablo una demanda contra la ciudad por realizar un arresto ilegal. la demanda en estos momentos est siendo analizada y necesita de un voto final de la junta de supervisores de san francisco para aprobar una compensacin de 190-mil dlares por los daÑos causados a esta persona.. melissa on cam el jefe de poli

but then san francisco police officers arrested pedro figueroa-zarcena an undocumented immigrant and handed him over to federal immigration officers. it happened in december 2015 right in front of his young child. [ speaking spanish ] pappy, pappy! >> at this point, my little girl was crying, saying, papa, papa, daddy, daddy, and she was really emotionally stressed. >> reporter: figueroa spent two months behind bars and then filed a lawsuit alleging the city violated its own sanctuary city policy. police later said they were sorry. >> i apologize because a mistake was made. and i am saddened that his daughter had to feel pain. >> reporter: instead of fighting the lawsuit, we learned the city attorney has agreed to pay figueroa $190,000 in a settlement. figueroa's lawyer says it sends a message. >> it's all the more important to san francisco to stand up for its values. he was the victim of crime. he had been robbed of his car. if somebody can't go into the sfpd and do that, then it creates a situation where, um, you have less public safety. >> it's a shameful way of taxpayer dollars.

it was an unjustice says pedro figueroa, an undocumented immigrant from el salvador about to receive a settlement from the city for $190,000. no matter the amount of money he says i am scarred for life. figueroa sued san francisco claiming police violated his rights in december of 2015 when they handcuffed him to a bench even though he had not committed a crime. then he said they walked him out to an alley, took off the handcuffs and handed him over to i.c.e. the city attorney agreed that was a violation of the city sanctuary ordinance and agreed to pay figueroa a hefty check. not everyone agrees with the decision. >> it's an insult to the taxpayers of san francisco of which i am one. our money shoulden be used for that. >> reporter: mayor -- should not be used for that. >> reporter: mayor ed lee supports the settlement. >> how much are your rights worth? how much is it worth to correct the perception that it could happen to a whole slew of immigrants who said i'm not going to walk the streets. i'm not going to see my doctor. how much should that cost? >> reporter: figueroa was only

station because his stolen car had been recovered, but then san francisco police officers arrested pedro figueroa, an undocumented immigrant, and handed him over to federal immigration officers in december, 2015 right in front of his young child. [ speaking spanish ] translator: at this point my little girl was crying saying papa, papa and daddy, daddy. she was really emotionally stressed. >> figueroa spent two months behind bars, then filed a lawsuit alleging the city violated its own sanctuary city policy. later the city said they were sorry. >> i apologize because a mistake was made and i am saddened that his daughter had to feel pain. >> instead of fighting the lawsuit we learned today the city attorney agreed to pay figueroa $190,000 in a settlement. his lawyer says it sends a message. >> it's all the more important for san francisco to stand up for its values. he was the victim of crime. he had been robbed of his car. if somebody can't go into the sfpd and do that, then it creates a situation where you have less public safety. >> it's a shameful waste of taxpayer dollars. we have a settleme

vazquez tells us what he had to say. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: it was an injustice, said pedro figueroan illegal immigrant from el salvador about to get $190,000 for from the city. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: no matter the amount of money, he says, i am scarred for life! figueroa sued san francisco claiming police violated his rights in december of 2015 when they handcuffed him to a bench, even though he had not committed a crime. then he says they walked him out into an alley, took off the handcuffs and handed him over to i.c.e. the federal immigration agency. the city attorney agreed that that was a violation of the city's sanctuary ordinance and agreed to pay figueroa $190,000. not everyone agrees with the decision. >> it's an insult to the taxpayers of san francisco, of which i am one. our money should not be used for that. >> reporter: mayor ed lee defends the settlement. >> how much is your rights worth? how long is it to correct, um, the perception with a whole slew of immigrants who said, god, if that can happen to him, i'm not going to walk the streets, i'm not going to g

pedro figueroa-zarceno sued the city in january. he went to police in 2015 after authorities told him his stolen car had been found. he said he was detained. he was jailed for two months and has been fighting efforts to have him deported and. supervisor still has to approve the settlement. >>> developing news in new york were a shooting inside a hospital has left a tech are dead and six others injured. a former doctor went into the bronx lebanon hospital this afternoon bring a lab coat armed with an assault rifle. investigators have identified the gunman as henry bello who worked at the hospital. police say he shot and killed another doctor and a serious injured five people. a sixth victim was shot in the leg. they say he shot and killed himself. a short time ago the mayor addressed what happened today. >> police say bello was allowed to resign two years ago after being accused of sexual- harassment. investigators also say the fire alarm system at the hospital had been set up because he had tried to set himself on fire. it's not cle

back in 2015 pedro figueroa zarceno showed up to the police station to recover his stolen car.instead of a getting his ride back..he was turned over. < about how was was lead to ice.>his lawyer says this all stemed because he had a civil warrant issued by an immigration judge on his recordnot a criminal warrant. the asian law causus says the city has admitted they violated the spirt of their sanctuary city policy and have agreed to pay the el salvador native 190-thousand dollars. speaking through his attorney the san francisco resisden t says what happened to him was an injustice.his attorney says while she is happy for this settlement today she is unsettled by today's votes in congress cracking down on the undocumented and the santuary cities that shield them.bite the board of supervisors are expected to vote on the settlement next month.maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) happening tonight. protests as the revised travel ban takes effect. it limits who can come into the united states from six, predominantly muslim countries. (pam) immigration lawyers are at the ready at s-f-o ... to off

back in 2015 pedro figueroa zarceno showed up to the police station to recover his stolen car.instead of a getting his ride back..he was turned over. < about how was was lead to ice.>his lawyer says this all stemed because he had a civil warrant issued by an immigration judge on his recordnot a criminal warrant. the asian law causus says the city has admitted they violated the spirt of their sanctuary city policy and have agreed to pay the el salvador native 190-thousand dollars. speaking through his attorney the san francisco resisden t says what happened to him was an injustice.his attorney says while she is happy for this settlement today she is unsettled by today's votes in congress cracking down on the undocumented and the santuary cities that shield them.bite the board of supervisors are expected to vote on the settlement next month.maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) another big story tonight:firefighters battled three fires in san jose today.. which burned more than 80-acres. all this ... as wildfire season heats up. one of the fires came dangerously close to homes. kron4's hermel

attorneys for pedro figueroa- zarcena say that he was called into the police station when officers reportedly phoned him about his stolen car. he was then turned over to federal immigration officers. he spent two months in jail. the board of supervisors must approve the settlement. >>> the acting director of i.c.e. contradicts the president about the danger posed by illegal immigrants. he said immigrants do not commit crimes at a higher rate than u.s. citizens. multiple studies have come to the same conclusion. and that comes as the house votes today on what they are calling kate's law named at kate steinle who was shot and killed by an illegal immigrant in san francisco in 2015. it would impose longer prison sentence on deportees who have re-entered the u.s. and prepresent sanctuary cities from getting federal grants. >>> 10 years ago today a digital device rocked the universe the iphone. since then it's evolved. certainly after the apple ceo steve jobs first unveiled the iphone, people responded camping out for days to buy the first iphone. iphone users became addicted to the device. today'

pedro figueroa is an illegal immigrant from el salvador. in 2015 he reported a stolen car and officers learned they had a warrant on his arrest and they called immigration to detain him. now the city attorney's office has agreed to a $190,000 settlement. a san francisco ordinance bars law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration officials except in cases of violent crime. >>> governor brown will stop the suspension of driver's licenses because of unpaid traffic ticket saying it ends up creating an endless cycle of debt. he says it doesn't actually help the state collect unpaid traffic money. the threat of suspending licenses did help opponents said. the new law starts saturday. >>> "skydrone5" over the embarcadero in san francisco. tonight the state says san francisco voters shouldn't have the final say about development on the waterfront. wilson walker says the lawsuit doesn't just affect san francisco but every city in california that's on the water. wilson >>> reporter: it is a gorgeous evening here at the embarcadero a slice of

pedro figueroa claims the san francisco police violated those rights in december 2015 when they handcuffed him to a bench even though he hadn't committed a crime. >> the guy was just trying to report something. this is what we want everybody to do report what's going on in their lives, help us get to a higher level of safety for everybody. >> reporter: the mayor says figueroa had only gone to the police station to recover his stolen car. according to figueroa's lawsuit, the police discovered he had an immigration warrant which is a civil offense not a crime. then they held him until immigration agents arrived and removed him. [ through translator ] >> my daughter was crying. >> reporter: he was held by immigration for two months and his car was auctioned off. now the city wants to compensate him with $190,000. mayor lee says it sends a message to immigrants. >> how long is it to correct the perception with a whole slew of immigrants who said, god, if that can happen to him, i'm not going to walk the streets. i'm not going to go to school. i'm not going to see my doctor. what does that all

the illegal immigrant, his name is pedro figueroa, said a san francisco cop broke the law when it calledcalled the federal government to tell them he was an illegal immigrant. let's bring in deputy editorial page editor for the wall street journal, dan henninger. good to see you. >> liz. elizabeth: how does the steinle family get denied? >> yeah. i think this shows the extraordinary contradictions that are really at the center of the sanctuary cities idea and a lot of confusion as well. i'm looking at this story about kate steinle and what happened with this judge and with i.c.e. and the rest of it, and it seems to me that what's going on here in places like sanctuary -- san francisco, they have these sanctuary city laws, is something similar to the pirgson effect or -- ferguson effect or maybe broken windows. which is to say the police aren't sure about how they are supposed to behave vis-a-vis the illegal immigrants in their city. a city like san francisco or austin has conferred a kind of protected status on a class of people. i think the police are going to say, look, we are going to

back in 2015 pedro figueroa zarceno showed up to the police station to recover his stolen car.instead of a getting his ride back..he was turned over. < about how was was lead to ice.>his lawyer says this all stemed because he had a civil warrant issued by an immigration judge on his recordnot a criminal warrant. the asian law causus says the city has admitted they violated the spirt of their sanctuary city policy and have agreed to pay the el salvador native 190-thousand dollars. speaking through his attorney the san francisco resisden t says what happened to him was an injustice.his attorney says while she is happy for this settlement today she is unsettled by today's votes in congress cracking down on the undocumented and the santuary cities that shield them.bite the board of supervisors are expected to vote on the settlement next month.maureen kelly kron4 news. ( james ) another big story we are following this morning... a fire came dangerously close to homes in east san jose.. residents say they saw the flames outside of their homes around four oclock yesterday afternoon. after ca

que actualmente la ciudad santuario como el caso de san francisco, estÁn permitiendo casos cÓmo pedro figueroas de prisiÓn y ahora este hombre de apellido figueroa entablÓ una demanda por 190 mil dÓlares. >> imagÍnense 2 meses encerrados se siente tan feliz y maravilloso. >> especialmente con lo que esÁa ocurriendo a nivel nacional es muy importante que nuestros valores reflejan que estamos en una ciudad santuario, significa que todos los oficiales de la policÍa estÁn practicando ciudad santuario no solamente es polÍtica que existe. >> siguiendo con este tema, una corte de inmigraciÓn escucharÁ la peticiÓn de asilo de figueroa en el 2019. >> mÁs adelante regreso con mas noticias en "un nuevo dÍa" pero ahora veamos cÓmo nos pinta este jueves en materia del tiempo, muy buenos dÍas janice. >> muy buenos dÍas mi querida paulina y bueno, quÉ te puedo decir seÑores, es casi viernes, jueves social, acÁ tenemos las condiciones a lo largo de nuestra naciÓn, tenemos tiempo severo en sectores centrales hacia el norte de los estados unidos, aquÍ no puede ver, estas tormentass elÉctricas arroyando y afecta