and defend sanctuary ordinance not just here in san francisco, where it has been under a lot of pressure and discussion and a lot of debate, bull also all over the country, because other cities also have a sanctuary ordinance. again, it is not about -- the way that the current dialogue that is been happening, a lot is about crime. it is actually about insuring that everybody has equal access and equal process in san francisco. so we want to put that out there and remind people that is what it is about, and we are definitely here to be able to hear any questions and again to continue strengthening and defending the sanctuary ordinance. my colleague is going to talk always more about the complaint process that people can use to file a complaint regarding a sanctuary city violation. >> thank you. if i may, i just want to read more cards, and if you would, line up to speak. once again, forgive me if i am mispronouncing a name. janine. lapeta. thank you. carl. julie so -- soux. bart murphy. guadaloupe, and manava. forgive me if i am pronouncing these names wrong. line up, and you have two minutes. next speaker. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i am from the human rights comm

. >> 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. . >> right on time. i am grateful that a number of you showed up today. i thought we had just a few people being sworn in. i kid you not. i was thinking we could do this in my office. we would have only been able to get a 10th of you in there. i am grateful that you took the time to be here. i thought this would be my last swearing in as mayor but i have two people, supervisor dufty, tomorrow that i will quietly swear in. this is the last public swearing in of my tenure as mayor. i do hear some claps on the other side. i am glad i do not hear any on this side. somebody picked up on that. -- some of you picked up on that. [laughter] i am appreciative of department heads being here. of course, our city attorney dennis herrera, who has taken the time to be here, phil ting, bevan dufty, the ubiquitous supervisor, and so many leaders, particularly from the labor community, chief of staff, and particula

. >> san francisco is a sanctuary city. . >> san francisco is a sanctuary city.committed to providing safe access to public services to our community. . >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is going to be a good thing for us to take used motor oil from customers. we have a 75-gallon tank that we used and we have someone take it

we get attacked for the sanctuary city. the id cards in san francisco and connecticut are very, very good. this is an issue that most elected do not want to deal with. in sacramento, it is not a user- friendly situation. people acknowledged that something has to be done, but then they run away from the. commissions such as this, cities such as san francisco, and basically the reality. sometimes i make a joke about immigration. we are here already. we are not going to go away. if you're worried that we have h1n1, then give us health care. i went to washington and ask what is going to happen with health care reform? you have to think of ways. you have to give us more funding for community clinics so people will not be worried about getting deported and not be worried about getting health care. and not be worried about somehow being identified as a criminal. we have a lot of responsibility to all our brothers and sisters who made this country great. we cannot be intimidated. we are a productive people. i walked on the picket l

member of this board has given -- has been given confirmation that he believes we should remain a sanctuary city. my hope that the ed lee that i know when that we all have heard about and will hear more about will make sure we continue with that and that the rights of undocumented youth in the city continue to be protected. i look forward to working with mr. lee and to the progressive community, i know that we all have questions. we have disappointments. the question of what happens to the future of room 200, as important as this is, will ultimately be decided in november of this year. the best thing we can do as a movement and a community is to come together and make sure that we advance the agenda that is based on sustenance, based on issues, not on individuals or personalities, and that we, as part of the progressive movement, move forward and try to get results that -- results to issues. president chiu: supervisor avalos? supervisor avalos: thank you, president. colleagues, thank you for your patience to come back another day. perhaps many of you never expected to be here on friday after the

we just want to let the forum know about this, and my colleague been talking about the sanctuary city in addition, on tuesday, november 17 of this month, we are going to be having a forum on issues affecting -- immigration issues affecting l.g.t. immigrants and same-sex bye national couples not being bye national couples not being together.

just a day trip from athens we find one of the spots where the city-states put aside their quarrels. delphi was the leading sacred sanctuary in the greek world for centuries. the god apollo was thought to reside here and to speak through his oracle. but the oracle could be very enigmatic. one greek king was told if he attacked persia, he would destroy a mighty empire. unfortunately, it was his own empire he destroyed as the persians defeated him. pretty darn clever. delphi was splendid beyond belief, not only because of the temples, but also because of the rich offerings contributed by hopeful and grateful supplicants. delphi's reputation continued well into the roman period. this, even after emperor nero carted 500 statues off to rome in a fit of anger after the oracle refused to condone his murder of his mother. it was said that still left delphi with more than 3,000 statues. today, smart travelers seeking out the hidden treasures of the classical world head to the greek islands. [woman speaking native language] [birds squawking] pilgrims now, as in ancient times, crowd boats to reach picturesque delos. virtually the ent

. >> the library is not only an educational resource but city leaders have asked that it be a violence-free sanctuaryl markets watching the situation closely in egypt. as ashley morrison reports the crisis is leading to losses across the globe. >>> reporter: the unrest in egypt drove down asian markets. japan's nikkei fell more than 1% to a one month closing long while hong kong's hang seng lost nearly 1%. today wall street gets the december personal income and spending report. in the last trading session on friday, the crisis in egypt pushed stocks sharply lower. the dow plunged 166 points, the biggest one day loss in nearly six months, while the nasdaq dropped 68. besides keeping a very close eye on egypt, stocks should take their cues this week from corporate earnings. today investors will get reports from crisis her and exxon with -- from chrysler and toyota with big names like toyota tundra, pfizer and time warner later this week. on friday the government releases the january jobs report. analysts expect it to show the economy added 140,000 jobs this month, just barely enough to keep up with pop

. >> the library is not only an educational resource city leaders have asked it be treated as a violent free sanctuary for the community. >> we would like that for everything but that is a whole other matter. >> tennis crowned a new australian open champion, novak jokavach. >> good morning it didn't take walker long to get his second mma win he knocked out scott carson first round. >> st. mary's riding high after beating the jags thursday night they came crashing down against the pilots. portland opens and beats the gails. >>> foster lit up merry mount as broncos go on the road and sweep the l.a. schools for the first time since 2005 only one game behind st. mary's. >>> randall back in berkeley to watch his old team. bears held on second half to beat oregon 85-77 that is a look at sports have a great day. >>> okay now some more scores from last night san jose state took care of fresno state at the event center last night 78 to 66, stanford beat oregon, but san francisco fell to pepper dine,. >> on the ice ice cocure and boyle will rep resent california on the ice. >>> 3 minutes before 8:00 a.m. and th

. >> 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. .