. >> under s.b.54 in california based on two arrests for dui and some other active warrants that this criminal has out there, law enforcement would have been prevented, prohibited from sharing any information with i.c.e. about this criminal gang member. >> reporter: arriaga's dui arrests and warrant happened before s.b.54 took effect, but now that it is the law, if arriaga were arrested for dui today, there would be serious restrictions on what information could be shared with immigration and the sheriff says that's no way to keep a community safe. >> officer singh sacrificed everything. he paid the ultimate price trying to protect and serve the people of newman. we need to have a conversation about that. >> reporter: now one thing that i just think is important to point out, law enforcement officers in stanislas county made sure corporal singh's handcuffs were the ones used on arriaga as he was held in custody today. >> melissa, you raised this sanctuary state issue yesterday. at this point were any of the three ever ordered deported and told to leave? >> reporter: yeah. we reached o

the texan capital but this time to lead a protest against approval of the law they opposed known as s.b. full. of. the republican majority has pushed forward and he sanctuary laws. among other things it allows for a local agent to be jailed for failing to report an undocumented immigrant. moreover it authorizes the dismissal of any sheriff who supports century policies even one that's democratically elected finally it also allows the blocking of state funds to municipalities and sanctuary universities. austin is a welcome me had or city some people use the word sanctuary city to describe a city that is violating federal law. in that respect austin would not be a sanctuary city because we don't violate any federal law perhaps the serenity and dignity shown by austin's democratic men have paid off was it remains one of the few centuries cities that were left off the government blacklist i write it's president donald trump who feels challenged by almost two hundred centuries cities our nature to become a sanctuary. was. yes new york chicago miami and the entire state of california are on t

the legislation creates a five-year window transitioning from pretrial services to the mandates of s.b.10 and allows discretion to contract with an independent agency. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> i'm just coming here to say -- [laughter] i just want to say three lovely ladies, president malia cohen, i'm going to miss you. i come here special for that. and jane kim, i'm going to miss you guys. and katy tang. they're like my family. enjoy your christmas. okay. bye. >> president cohen: another rare moment where claudine is at a loss for words. thank you. >> clerk: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good evening, board of supervisors, i'm tammy brian, constituent in district 5. as a person that works a full-time job, it's hard to participate in city government and i don't know all the rules, but there are things around h.s.a. i will email you about. the main reason i came tonight, i was very happy with the last election. welcome back to supervisor stefani and mandelman, but wanted to say good-bye to the three that

louis and s.b. bush of columbus, ohio industrialist and early venture capital guy, his maternal grandfather, it wasn't at all implausible that he would go to the best schools, go toandover, yale. he might be president. this is the kind of person we elected president. when barack obama was born in hawaii in the 1960s, that was not at all his path. and i think that one of the great things about america is that, as lincoln would say, everyone has a fair chance to rise as far as their industry, intelligence and talent will take them. and my sense is that -- my favorite line, of course, peter baker's marvelous story about secretary baker and the last hours there. but the last thing i heard when i left houston was that baker had said early in the week, you know, hefe, he called him hefe, boss or chief, i want to have oysters. and president bush said, maybe next week. he was always looking ahead. >> peter baker, your story was the story that cracked my heart open and brought out the first tears when i read

rogers is working on the impact of s.b. 50 on san francisco. i would like to add one more thing. can we have the impact on communities of color and underprivileged communities as part of this report, so we could compare that to the suburban communities and get the impact? not all cities are created equal. >> president hillis: thank you. any additional public comment on this item? commissioner richards? we close public comment. >> commissioner richards: hi. great report. i look forward to this every year. i think it's the fifth one i've had. good job. i don't want to appear too negative sometimes. two questions. construction spending in your page 5 drops 2016 to 2017. was that a result of housing not being constructed or office building not being constructed? it went from $6.6 billion to $3.8 billion. can you illuminate us on that? >> for 2017 the highest cost project is $72 million. and we don't have that -- we have 15 projects above $72 million. those are mostly residential and some office space. >> commissioner richards: so it's a mix? >> if i might, very big projects completed

is now believed to be held in moscow and he's really sick he's gravely ill he's described as by the s.b. used his father is an s.b.u. officer himself and he is among up to twenty family members who have seen president poroshenko this morning a few hours ago in fact we've just seen a still picture of them all together a very large group now and we've also got a tweet through just a few minutes ago from. in which he's stressing that there is no truth there's no justice from russia and that a russian court can't pass justice on these men because of the geneva convention now this is a point that was made by the foreign minister a few days back that the geneva convention as far as ukraine is concerned applies to all of these men twenty four of them in total because this is a war now you might think that would be countered by the fact that there has been no declaration of war but according to the geneva conventions it is still possible to apply the legislation of the geneva conventions even if war is not declared now that appears to be the case according to all the legal advice that the ukrai

look, when s.b. 54 came out, i was very vocal that it would cause police and public safety threats to. jerry brown stood on stage and said the administration's lying, trump's lying, homan's lying, ken deleone said we're lying, but we weren't. what we said was true. sanctuary cities endanger public safety and law enforcement, and we've seen a tragic example. and unfortunately, this isn't the only one. there has been many people that have been killed by aliens released from sanctuary jails. ed: tom, you're absolutely right. in fact, a couple of nights ago i interviewed someone on the left that was claiming that the sheriff who said in this case officer singh would be alive but for the sanctuary policies, i played that clip, and he said that the sheriff was lying. >> see, that's just ridiculous. it is ridiculous. the california sheriffs association before the governor even signed this legislation, they told the governor this is going to cause the release of public safety threats back into our communities which endangers our communities. and they even laid out examples. anybody can look t

first, s.b. 215 is going away so that makes the 1500 illegal stores operating for the last year no longer stores where you don't have a permit, it is moving from a misdemeanor to a felony as well allowing statewide delivery. >> so it sounds like they are moving slower but they are moving the way you want. i've got some breaking news. we'll have you back on real soon. >> i appreciate the opportunity. charles: fox has learned house democrats plan to advance a plan to reopen the government wants to get control of the house on thursday. they will finally package sometime this afternoon double tackle six appropriation bills for the rest of the fiscal year. these are brand-new bills, not temporary bills in the mirror with the senate already completed on the floor or in committee. the house will then do a second interim plan to fund dhs, which would include $1.3 billion for the border wall. not 5 billion. take a look at oil at 46.50 at some point earlier in the session turned down along with semiconductors pressuring this market and change for the most part. now the national average for regular