peter brown, councilman and lyndon. good to see you. >> it seems there is no way around the legal issue that there's a legal action being taken by a nice and these guys are standing in the way. how do they avoid getting arrested? >> two places where people can go in schools or churches seems like the list is further for people to avoid being arrested. we don't want to see families split apart but we shouldn't be interfering with the government doing their job. >> is he crossing the line? certainly it's emotional. but ice is not arbitrarily arresting people they have warrants out. >> they're not always committing crimes. should our courthouse be a safe place? i would think they should be. >> is a government down on the job and not solve the problem and you have private folks saying were going to do it. >> it is an issue. we cannot let emotion skewer the lines of the law. our elected officials are trying to hold it down. >> how far do they go? to arrest the mayor and the pastor and does that make them victims? >> i don't

politician held down as chief of staff he takes over from peter who will switch to the economics department brown who is a medical doctor has already served in the chancery and stick minister for the last . and it's a pleasure for me to welcome the meccans incoming chief of self down to australia welcome to mr brown now the rule of chief of staff in the chelsea's primary liquidating the workings of the government as i understand it what do you bring to this position. as the people recognise it took really a long time compared to form a government to establish discover mentum so my first task will be to form a government that's working good together and really fast because the problems aren't waiting and so we have to start with our government governmental work really fast that's right it's been almost half years since the german elections and only today is the coalition agreement finally being signed do you think this new government is starting its job a big vacant by all the bickering that took place in all these months and let's be honest and the parties reluctant to work together i believe the

brown, president of the national association of advancement of colored people. i hasten to say i beg you, appeal to you, to not become inheritors of the racist spirit of peter burnett, the first governor of the state, who got the largest, the most far reaching anti-fugitive slave law enacted in this state in 1850 before he left office in disgrace. don't become, please, an inheritor of the spirit of justin herman, who through the design of a so-called redevelopment agency removed black people from this town to the tune of 70,000 since 1970 up until the present moment. no you were not back there, you did not pull the trigger, but when you have oversight and permit your staff members to disrespect this african american community, that through the work, the labor, the sweat, blood and tears of such persons, espinola jackson, as alex pitcher, and many others, came up with a plan, but your planning commission staff met in secret and thought that they were going to be the speakers for a community. we have grown up. we are no more children. we are full grown adults, self-determining, and i think it defies what san francisco claims to be about, progressive and liberal, to t

peter to pay paul in many of these budget items. you, let me still said that still have not talked about the issue in public schools as it relates to black and brown students, and the high disparity relates -- rates as it relates to suspension and expulsion. is race a factor? is there a racial bias? sec. devos: there is no place or tolerance for discrimination, and we will continue to uphold that. ofm very proud of the record the office of civil rights in continuing to address issues that arise to that level. >> but you are taking away $1 million from the office of civil rights. >> the team and the office of civil rights is doing an amazing job. they have continued to investigate and solve, and resolve issues at a much more an was previously done. we have decentralized their decision-making around us, and their ability to see these cases are to resolution -- cases through to resolution. i will continue to defend all the work they have done. >> that is going to mean we will have less civil rights enforcement for students of co lor. just look at what you are suggesting when it comes to the discipline guidelines. you are actually talking about that n