. >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. san francisco is committed to providing safe access to public services to our community. . >> good afternoon. i am like. i like to welcome everyone to this meeting commencing at 1:38 p.m. president crowley: present. vice president vietor: here. commissioner caen may bee late and commissioner moran is excused for this meeting. president crowley: if there are no errors or omissions, a motion to accept the minutes of september 14, 2010. and the questions? -- any questions? all those in favor? the ayes have this. >> we have one speaker card for general public -- we now have three speaker cards for general public comment. the first card submitted was by mr. dacosta. commissioner caen: -- president crowley: the floor is yours, sir. >> my name is francisco dacosta. i want to talk about a few things. the first topic that interests me is clean water. the more i read about it and the more i attended the meetings and the more i reviewed the documents, i see that there is a real practical need of

critics say they threatened san francisco's sanctuary city status and are angry he refuses to help them opt out the program. 10 protesters were taken into custody after refusing to leave brown's office. >> we did nothing wrong but want somebody to help us. >> reporter: he said they may cost him their support of his gubernatorial campaign. >> we want him to know if he becomes governor he has to become accountable to the people he's representing. >> reporter: a meeting scheduled between iis, the san francisco county sheriff and the ag's office over san francisco's opting out of the community secure program was postponed by the sheriff until after the november election. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a real estate broker who was lost in a remote dessert six days shared his story of survival today. he was rescued about 8 miles from the nearest trail. to survive, he says he tried to stay focused and calm. to pass the time, he wrote notes to his wife and daughters and advice to his business partners. rosenberg says he became lost when he took the wrong turn. >>> a

. >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. san francisco is committed to providing safe access to public services to our community. . patty: filing for social security online, 9 out of 10 experts agree, it's groovier than a brooklyn hot dog! cathy: or a crepe suzette! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ >> the san francisco ethnic dance festival is one of the jewels on san francisco sculptural crowns. this is in its 32nd year of showcasing the celebrated dance troupes. this year will be one of the past with four new works representing kondo, afghanistan, china, mexico. -- congo, afghanistan, china, mexico. more than a hundred 30 ensembles and soloists auditioned in january for a slot in the ethnic dance festival. in the end, 37 companies were selected to perform. 26 of those performances are world premieres. >> each year, we assembled a panel of dance experts that is made up of academics, scholars, researchers. people have been working for decades in the field. many of them came to this country in the seventies and have traine

. >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. san francisco is committed to providing safe access to public services to our community. . >> good morning, welcome to the budget and finance committee. my name is supervisor john avilos, the chair of the committee joined by supervisor sophie maxwell who will be sitting in as a member of the committee in replace of ross who is at the coastal committee. the clerk of the committee is mr. victor young. mr. young, do we have any announcements? >> yes. please turn off all cell phones and pagers. if you wish to speak during public comments fill out a card and turn it in to myself. if you have any 2k0789s please include a copy to the clerk for the file. the board of supervisors agenda on september 21, 2010 unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, mr. young. please if you could call number one. >> item number one, resolution approval the agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the nonprofit institute of aging, community living fund and linkage program services to adults with

they have a sanctuary city policy where they illegal aliens loose on the street that eventually murdered three people in that city. that is why when there is immigration reform around our country, people say why should we do it. look what happened in san francisco. they pointed to san francisco. i want a simple procedure. i want a temporary worker permit where people can come here on temporary basis and if they are good, they can get a green card like my dad did. and then they can get a u.s. citizenship. i woetd volunteered on 187. the biggest problem on immigration rereform there is no courage to do your job. why? because people are afraid of what happened in san francisco with the family right in the heart of that city. >> the question goes to carolyn tyler. >> mr. maldonado, your rival mentioned in his opening remarks he touched on proposition 23. it's one of the most controversial measures facing the voters in november. as you know it would suspend california's landmar warming ll warming law, ab-32 which requires greenhouse gas emissions cut back to 1990withie levels within the next

that phrase "century city" implies that the city of denver is doing something different -- "sanctuary city" implies that the city of different is doing something different than other cities. i did not find that to be true. how do you defend these claims? you have repeatedly said he will stop immigration cold if elected -- you will stop immigration cold if elected. how do you do that when policy is largely set by the federal government? >> the emotional aspect of the ad is a result of the way that the man feels about what happened to his son here that is him saying what he thinks. the fact -- his son. that is him saying what he thinks. denver is one of nine places in which he was arrested and he was never turned over to of i.c.e. you do not have to arrest a person. you simply have to turn them over to i.c.e. and then it is off of your shoulders. if you do not do that, you operate a sanctuary city. there is a difference -- a big difference. aurora sent thousands more names over and a much higher percentage of the people they stopped to i.c.e. than did denver. it is really out of proportion.

in 1999, the organization that was founded in 1980, she really worked very hard to provide a sanctuary city for immigrants that left their countries in central america to be in san francisco in a place that will welcome them and support them. after doing the work of creating organization and helping others, they decided i have to do more pathways and open pathways and she crated a company which in english means pathways. it still helps immigrants in many, many ways empowering them, teaching them english, helping them integrate into this community. it is an honor that you are one of our honorees and please let's give her a big, big round of because! [applause] >> supervisor david campos will be giving the latino heritage lifetime achievement award. [applause] >> i would like to especially thank the latino heritage committee for this great honor and so many of you who have helped me to look good, co-workers, volunteers, donors, program participants, and so many community supporters. i would like to especially thank those of you who have taught me that if it should be, it could be. [speaking s

san francisco is a sanctuary city for medical cannabis. that doesn't mean that san francisco is a sanctuary for big pot, m.c.d. permits, shell games and outsider infiltration of our medical cannabis community. what it does mean is that our city and county have expressed a commitment to ensure san francisco medical cannabis patients, safe access to their medicine. the recent attempts to misuse our city's m.c.d. permit process illustrates a real need to re-evaluate our existing protocols, tighten up loopholes and in all ways ensure that medical cannabis patients of san francisco are protected from those who would take advantage of our sanctuary status for personal enrich. the situation requires immediate action. outsiders are already moving in. their game is to buy up properties with existing m.c.d.s, raising rents at existing m.c.d.s, then taking over the existing permit. this is abuse of process. we need to stop it now. we need to set a message to all those who see san francisco as an easy mark. what we need to do is two-fold. something to

they say it's threatening san francisco's sanctuary city status. >> he's the one through a memorandumof understanding who allowed i.c.e. into the state of california to implement this horrible program. >> reporter: the program allows agents access to fingerprints taking at county jails. i.c.e. says s-comm is making the country safer. >>> plenty of action today with the giants at at&t park. yes the giants back on the field for the first time since sunday in preparation for their series against the braves. we'll have a live report coming up in sports. >>> play off fever has struck the area. >>> fans can celebrate, the team has to get ready for the national league series. game one gets under way on thursday. and joe fonzi is live tonight inside at&t park down there on the field, hey joe. >> reporter: that's right, frank. there are 30 teams in national league baseball and all by eight of them are in the play offs. the giants are back on the field after the win that clenched the national west. for the veteran, what they've done and where they are hasn't quite sunk. >> you spray the champan

pharmacies, and i think that we also have to remember in regards to access of love that this is a sanctuary city for medical cannabis, and we have intended to comply with the law. i had an arrangement with the health department that all members of access of love were to be members of the two-city permit it collectives that support axis of love, and i assume that was clear and understood, so now there is a little bit of a dispute going on between planning and health, and to my and standing in my reading, the health department has final jurisdiction over medical cannabis -- to my understanding and my reading. supervisor chiu: thank you very much. next speaker. >> i have been a member of the axis of love for 10 years. i am here today to inform you that we are not a dispensary. we are a collective. i come to the center for groups. i get to communicate with patients that have the same issues as me. without the groups and support, i would probably be in an sro doing drugs. once you are in an sro, there is no help to better yourself. axis of love got me an apartment and moved me free of charge. i could

. >> the sanctuary city thing getting hit hard on. a lot of the -- the -- the tax on cigarettes to clean the streets or the ban on plastic bags. all those things are things that i think convey a negative image of san francisco. >> we balance a budget without raising taxes, bond rate something reaffirmed. we have universal healthcare, preschool, top urban school district in california. >> reporter: when do we see a commercial proud of of?$. >> we want to run offensive and play a little defense but i'm running a campaign about tomorrow and that's public education, environment and job creation and we are talking about that for the rest of the state. >> reporter: while the mayor is doing that, his opponent in the race rival republican lieutenant governor maldonado is going up and down the straight with radio ads hammering newsom on the very fact that he is from san francisco and about sanctuary city and all those things that weren't in gavin's ad. >> and the radio costs much less, radio ads. >> reporter: you can expect to see more ads in

my interest is to help secure san francisco as a sanctuary city. supervisor campos: if i could ask a question, commissioner. it is something that i always aske any commissioner that is asking for reappointment, where issues of this type come up. what is your attendance like to the commission meetings? do you attend the meetings, do you get there on time? could you sit a little bit about the work that you have done? clearly, we want people who have the right perspective, who are committed to working with the city, but there has to be a demonstration of that commitment through the work. if you could comment on that. >> i think i have a near-perfect record this year. there have been a couple of times where i was late. there has been a great deal of development. there has been a great deal of work that i have done. i have gone to many, many other commission meetings. i have gone to the middle east discrimination of human rights meeting -- many other meetings. i have been putting in my full effort, as far as i'm concerned. i do not think there is an iss

. >> oakland is a sanctuary city. we're not interested in finding out anyone's residency status. and you will not be asked questions during any police contacts. we need the public to get behind us on this case. so anyone that has any tips, no matter how big or small, that smallest tip could be the tip that cracks the case. >> reporter: lesley's mother is pleading for witnesses to help police. >> come forward, and help her and police find whoever did this. >> reporter: crime stoppers are offering up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest in this case. in oakland, kron4 news. >> a new round of allegations against meg whitman from her former housekeeper. tonight, what the housekeeper said about the republican candidate for governor, and how whitman respond just ahead on kron4 news. people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! it's time for new school banking, bubbie. interest plus savings at capitalone.com. why earn bupkis, when your savings can earn three times the national average!! three times the national averag

. >> oakland is a sanctuary city. we're not interested in finding out anyone's residency status. and you will not be asked questions during any police contacts. we need the public to get behind us on this case. so anyone that has any tips, no matter how big or small, that smallest tip could be the tip that cracks the case. >> reporter: lesley's mother is pleading for witnesses to help police. >> come forward, and help her and police find whoever did this. >> reporter: crime stoppers are offering up to $10,000 for information leading to an arrest in this case. in oakland, kron4 news. >> a new round of allegations against meg whitman from her former housekeeper. tonight, what the housekeeper said about the republican is soft on cats. but deadly on fleas. so ask your veterinarian for advantage, the flea specialist, for effective, but gentle flea control. myangry peasants can mess up an i parkcar really bad.tle at "medieval knight fest". matt, my mercury agent, helped me file a claim right away. turns out mercury not only saves me money, but they also cover medieval mob damage. they

. >> it's a sanctuary city the police department is not interested in supporting anyone finding of your residence status and will not be as question regarding your residency status at all during in oakland kron 4 news to trade off >> in san bruno and said the fires own careers of been clearing out debris for about a week and half as we take a look here you can see they've made a lot of progress. it easy this bulldozer with clearing up the rest of the debris there only about 12 properties laughed at of the 35 hour destroyed beyond repair if that still need to be cleaned up. if everything goes as expected they could be done with the clean up by next monday which would be about a week ahead of schedule. christine conley kron 4 news. >> in southern california meg whitman former housekeeper told another news conference if the dispute claims made by whitman. nikki d has said she was never treated like a member of the family and said she's not a puppet and is now being manipulated carried out whitman spokesperson said it's time for the housekeeper's attorney to pack up this circus and leave to

to shut down sanctuary cities.oth sides. coming up, it's hank williams like you've never heard him before. music in stories that are just now being released. his daughter is here with a story that you don't know about the legend. but first, let's check in with another legend, our own martha mccallum. she'll tell us what's happening on her show. >> legend in my own time. thank you very much. we've got the latest on this renewed terror alert for u.s. travelers. brand-new information coming in that includes a warning about airport waiting areas. we'll tell you about that. could charlie baker be the next scott brown to stun blue massachusetts? he's here when bill and i join you at america's news room at the top of the hour. ♪ . >> gretchen: country music legend who has been gone for almost 50 years, you know who it is. he's about to release more music now. hank williams' daughter, jet williams, joins us now with the amazing news about new music. good morning to you, jet. >> good morning. how y'all doing? >> gretchen: v

it is san francisco's label as a sanctuary city that ends uptaking the spotlight. >>> and it is more than recruiting, fleet week takes off with a spectacular mission this year for the first time in its history. >>> we currently have mostly clear skies across most of bay area. coming up i will tell you which is shaping up to the the warmest of the bay area weekend, that is coming up . >>> a remarkable birthday is celebrated tonight in oakland for a man that is the oldest person in the bay area if not the state. andrew frank turned 112 today. the family says his big day started the way it usually does. six block trip to town for a pack of juicy fruit gum and a pepsi. his daughter says he slowed down just a bit but other than that he is healthy and happy 112-year-old. >>> the federal judge today rejected a challenge to the new national health care law. opponents claimed in a lawsuit filed in michigan that congress found under the constitution's clause. the judge said the man date requiring insurance and penalties for refusing to obtain it are legal. the justice department says it is the

city of houston. why is tax is not a sanctuary state if houston is a sanctuary city? >> i consider those police officers having a very good handle on the directives that were given to them from the chief of police. it was a sanctuary city. >> but the policies -- they will not engage in enforcement of federal immigration statutes. that is from the department of public safety. why is that different? >> the houston statute is different. >> it says the same thing. >> i think the houston law is different. >> does that not sound like a sanctuary city agency? >> here is what i think. if anybody tried to paint texas as a sanctuary state, they're walking onto some pretty thin ice. >> i am trying to understand the difference. >> no state has had a more engaged effort to secure the border in this country than texas has. $230 million that we approved for the creation of vicomte teams. the fact is, this should not even be an issue. it's the federal government had done its work of securing borders. you can pass all the immigration laws that you want for as many years as you want, t

city of houston. why is texas not a sanctuary state it houston is a sanctuary city? >> i believe those police officers have a very good handle on the directives given to them from the chief of police working in conjunction with the mayor. it was a sanctuary city. >> the policies -- i will quote you the language -- that is from the department of public safety. why is that differ from houston? >> i think the houston statute is different. . . . "washington journal" continues. host: on your screen is larry noden, the voting technology project director at the brain and center for justice. i want to start with two maps produced this week by usa today. the first one looks at how america voted in the year 2000. and all these different colors on the screen are the various ways, 10 years ago, that states allow their citizens to vote. punch card, data, lever machines, paper, optical scanners, or a mix. below that is the map of the year 2010. anif you can see, it is much less an eclectic. the majority are using optical scanner. that is the green. the second largest popular metho

just this issue, the two of us and bring this to a head as to whether or not we actually have a sanctuary city, will you do that between moscow and the end of the campaign. >> how is that fair to maes. all thank you's your answer? >> interesting body language. >> latest polls have hickenlooper with a small lead and maes is behind. >> actor conveyed -- quaid and his wife are seeking asylum in canada. outstanding warrants were discovered against them for vandalism and they are free, pending a hearing next week. >> here is unbelievable video, a freight train crashes through a car but no one was inside moments before the collision, an iowa police officer was trying to help the driver get his car off the track after it was stuck and they hear the train and upped into the squad contact backing away. just in time. scary. >> i wonder if quaid drove the r.v. up to canada? all the one from independence day. >> or from "national lampoon vacation." >> and now sports, a week ago we talked about the texas rangers never winning a home playoff game in 39 years and now they are looking to win a home world seri

will help us create affordable housing in the fight of foreclosures, to support immigrants in a sanctuary city. >> in addition to housing concerns, new chicago 2011, asking mayoral candidates to take issue with guns and violence. they want to see how they stand with issues and hold them accountable. representing multiethnic and multiracial groups in this election. >>> just days after the poll, shows it a toss-up. republican mark kirk met with tribune's editorial board seeking its endorsement. >>> our political reporter was as combative as their tv back and forth? >> believe it or not, you have the two major candidates for this office, as well as two minor ones, and they spent largely an hour and-a-half talking about the issues but there was still plenty of fight in julius and kirk. first-term democratic state treasurer alexy julius, it was one of their first face-to-face meetings. the session largely dealt with issues from whether the bush tax cuts should expire to future foreign trade paths, but with trust a major issue among the two candidates, kirk hit gianulius how he distanced himself fro

. >> bill: do you subscribe to these sanctuary city policies, juan? do you think they are okay? >> yeah. for the most part i think those are people who are acting on principle. >> bill: it's too bad that congresswoman waters doesn't know what she is talking about. we have robust debates here on fox news with plenty of opinions on immigration. the congresswoman may notice on our cable news competition they don't have any of that they just toe the liberal line and, of course, that's what congresswoman waters wants to accuse fox news of being anti-immigrant is dishonest and disreputable. ms. waters owes this entire network an apology. that's the memo. reaction, joining us from chicago congressman luis gutierrez who was at the hearing yesterday. congressman, where am i going wrong? >> well, first of all, i never say no to an opportunity to be on fox news network. a couple of weeks ago i think i was on in the 6:20 statement, flew in the night before. i had to literally get up at 4:00 in the morning eastern standard time but i did it because i think all too often, bill, the point of v

me wanted a sanctuaries sitting. -- we wanted a sanctuary city. we arrest people every day. the department of public safety for the last 9.5 years has stated it would not do civil emigration work or inquire about immigration status. we are not a sanctuary. we've were one of the leaders before the number of people arrested in a i terr -- turned into i.c.e. >> they are saying the cannot trust this. >> if you configure the amount of tort reform, we do have more less? >> if anyone has a constructive idea, i am all for it. people take frivolous positions in matters in litigation is. i think there ought to be more penalties. i have been for that a long time. i think people do want access to a jury system in the state prevent we talked said they are following all these lawsuits. i do not think the attorney general should go to courts. >> i want to ask this. when did trial lawyer? >> and think it was sometime after abraham lincoln became president. trail lawyer. >> will now come to the end of our interview. i'm going to ask you some questions were submitted by average citizens from a

he has voted for sanctuary cities. he has voted for food stamps for illegal in -- immigrants and that creates an incentive for you don't do those types of things. it is a two-step process. you have to secure the border, enforce the laws on our books, and once you have done that, take a look at who is left and let the dust settle part. i'm all for treating the people who remain here in a very humane fashion. >> i don't support social security benefits for undocumented people. that is false. mr. johnson does not want to solve the problem. this is a problem that the business community of the state has sprinted to do something about for you just want to secure the border. i regret what you on that. you want to people to be undocumented. we need to figure out a common- sense solution for that now, not a two-step process and let the dust settled. all arizona debacle is going on because of that attitude. just close the borders? there are people here and we have to figure this out. unless your plans to pick up these people and

. >> oakland is a sanctuary city the pleas to permit is not interested in supporting one or the runninge residency status and will not be asked questions regarding residency status at all during any please contact. >> in oakland kron 4 news. >> karen fremont police now say they know the identity of a man wanted for the attempted murder of a police officer. he is identified as 36 year-old alexander d. has a parolee at of los angeles. remains at large tonight please say he deliberately drove a stolen van into the motorcycle cop on boulevard on monday afternoon. officer patrick brouwer a 10 year veteran suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries and remains hospitalized in fremont rob kron 4 news. >> in southern california meg whitman is former housekeeper held another news conference to dispute claims made by whitman. it nikki said she was never treated like a family and said she's not a puppet and is not being manipulated. and what men spokesperson said it's time for the housekeeper's attorney gloria to " poke up this circus and leave town " to the spokesperson said the voters de

and we have to eliminate sanctuary cities. i first solution is a temporary guest worker solution. once we prove to americans that we can secure the border, that we can stop the flow of illegal immigration into this country, then we can have another discussion. but i do not think people are willing to have that discussion. the near term solution is a temporary guest worker program. >> [unintelligible] >> before i started this campaign, i had dug into the e- verify system of homeland security and ask them about it. they admitted it is not as accurate as it should be. the reason i did not talk about this is because i did not want to make an example of niki. we have talked about that already. she was a part of our family for many years. if i talked about that, i would have to bring her to the fore. i think the tragedy of this is that she is being manipulated. i think she probably did not understand exactly what she had gone into with gloria allred. this is what gloria allred does in every election, about 30 days out. she does this kind of thing. i feel bad for niki. >> [unintelligible

hold employers accountable, eliminate sanctuary cities, and finally, we have to have a temporary guest worker program that allows people to be here on a temporary basis and work in different industries, where there's agriculture or hospitality. but i've been clear from the beginning that i didn't think the arizona law was right for california. it was divisive, it will be caught up in the courts, but we have to solve this problem. it is one of the major challenges facing california. i think i've got a great plan to do it. [ applause ] >> mr. brown? you're the chief law enforcement officer in california. why should not businesses be held responsible for the hiring of undocumented workers and pay a penalty if they continue to do it? >> this is good, but this is a federal government responsibility under our constitution. and almost every police chief i know does not want to be in the business of raiding businesses. that's what the immigration service is for. i as attorney general have signed agreements with the federal government so that those illegal immigrants who are arrested, that thei

city. the new baptist church opened the doors of the new sanctuary today called holy city. it will seat up to 4,000 members members. >> it is unbelievable. we are opening up today. we have 4,000 feet,000 seats in the sanctuary. people come from all over the country to be a part of this. we are excited. >> it took more than five years to finish construction on the new church. it is located off of marion drive off of northern parkway in the business park. congratulations to them. five years, wow! >> that is a great congregation. we know the pastor. you can see the sanctuary from the space station. it is phenomenal. >>> good day if you want to go outside and do anything for your church services or outdoor activities. it is a nice day. we are on target with the average temperature. 66 was our high today. average 67. 46 overnight low going into this overnight. on target for the average of 43. nowhere near records. currently bwi marshall we are 48 degrees. 73% humidity. winds calmed down. barometer is rising. 46 oakland. 50 on the shore. 53 washington, d.c. winds have calmed down

patrol, more infrared and emotion detecting technology, hold employers accountable, eliminate sanctuary cities, and we need a temporary guest worker program to allow people to be here on a temporary basis to work in all kinds of different industries whether it is agriculture or hospitality. i have been clear from the beginning that i did not think the arizona law was right for california. it will get caught up in the courts and i have a better plan. we need to solve this problem. it is a major challenge facing us in the united states and california. i think i have a great plan to do it. >> mr. brown? you are the chief law- enforcement officer for the state of california. why should business is not be held responsible for the hiring of undocumented workers? >> businesses should. this is the federal government's responsibility under our constitution. almost every police chief i know does not want to be in the business of breaking businesses. that is what immigration services are for. as attorney general, i have signed agreements with the federal government so that those illegal immigrants who ar

the owner was cited and the chimp is in a sanctuary until the city decides its fate. >>> a new york judge decided the fate of a restaurateur who skipped out of $650,000 of taxes. the owner has been ordered to serve 12 sheets of free pizzas every month a year to a mission. justice is "served." >>> and in north dakota, one man is fighting hard to get his business moving, literally, with the bar hopper. ten bikes welded together with a bar in between. two benches on the back makes it a party bus for 15, an allegedly safe way to indulge with a sober driver at the wheel, but the city is putting brakes on the idea. they're citing obvious concerns for public safety. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. bill, do you notice no one's wearing a helmet in that video. >> it is public safety. they don't want anyone to be too happy, laugh too hard and hurt themselves having too good of a time. i like the idea. just not down my street. talk about the weather pattern out west. incredible pattern. the jet stream is

concerns, one of them being the notice of violation to access of love which falls under the sanctuary of the city, and also the letters of determination that are being used to grab our native collectives and have outside entities grab the land. this is very concerning. the third sort of irony of this all is that we have zillions of uncharted delivery services that have online menus, membership fees, and are not regulated by our definition of mcd. i think the clarification of the mcd is called for as well as a hearing, and i would respectfully request that the department of public health would be involved in that hearing so we can get the department on the same page and actually create land use of legislation that makes sense to what is happening on the land. i would just hope that what we are in the process of amending the legislation at the task force level that all activities against access of love and hope that and any other dispensary that is being basically pursued by hostile forces with the letters of land-use termination -- we have owners to our project we have owners who are being attacke

maldonado criticized san francisco's sanctuary city policy. >> and then after that?> if that didn't work, people sent them to san san bernardino. >> we have very different points of view for the rights of our diverse community. he opposed not once but four times, the rights of domestic partnerships. >>> two hazardous materials incidents involving packages delivered by fedex in sacramento have been traced to leaking formaldehyde. employees at the state department of fish and game and another business, reported suspicious packages that caused eye irritation and breathing problems. those packages tested positive for formaldehyde. it was traced to another leaking package at the fedex distribution center. officials say the incidents were accidental. >>> 8:17. earlier this year, san francisco's crime lab made headlines. oakland's police chief anthony bats says its department is investigating allegations of misconduct by a crime lab technician. the unidentified worker analyzes drug and dna evidence. but chief bats says he's found no evidence of wrongdoing. and he says no cr

need more resources, more border patrol, more technology, hold employers accountable, eliminate sanctuary cities. we have to have a temporary guest worker program that allows people to be here on a temporary basis and work in all kinds of different industries, whether it is agriculture or hospitality. i did not think the arizona law was right for california. it was divisive and be caught up in the courts and i have a better plan. we have to solve this problem. it is one of the major challenges facing california and i think i have a great plan to do it. [applause] >> mr. brown. you are the chief law- enforcement officer. why should not businesses be held responsible and pay a penalty if they continue to do so? >> this is a federal government responsibility. almost every police chief i know does not want to be in the business of [unintelligible] i have signed agreements with the federal government so those illegal immigrants who are arrested, their fingerprints are sent back to washington to my office and if they are illegal, they are subject to deportation. the biggest problem, we have millions w

we need to eliminate sanctuary cities. i think my first solution is a temporary guest worker program. once we prove we can stop the flow of illegal immigration into this country, we can have another discussion, but i do not think people are willing to have that discussion. >> can you verify -- did this change your views? >> before i started, i had begun the verify system and talk to people about the accuracy of the system, and they admitted it was not as accurate as it should be. i did not want to make an example of nicky. she was a part of our family for many years, and i knew if i talked about that, i would have to bring her to the floor. i think the tragedy is the niki is being manipulated. i think she did not understand what she had got herself into a. this is the sort of thing gloria does in every election. i feel badly for nicky? -- i feel badly for nicky. >> [inaudible] >> we knew about this. we knew what was going on. people have said, did you know about this? if i was worried about this and running for governor, y