for example, in his case, there were six sanctuary cities. he did nothing about them. there was even a sanctuary mansion at his own home, illegal immigrants were being employed. not, not being turned in to anybody or by anyone. >> you're still wearing a red tie, by the way. different tie, though. >> hope so. my wife would be very upset if it was the same tie. >> not to debate that particular issue but what's he like as a debater? >> he's a good debater. i think 11 debates i did with him. he didn't lose any of them. he won a few of them. a couple of them he won really well. i don't remember him ever making a big mistake, the kind of mistake that can live after you which is the most important thing. and he's very smart. >> people say look, this is do or die for him. he's got to break through in a way, i don't know if you think that's true. you've said it's very important for him. is just having a good debate enough for him? >> um-hum. here's a different expectation level. the obama campaign has put millions of dollars into trying to make him a monster or some kind of demo

your comments about medical this is a sanctuary city. and where is the mayor?> first of all, thank you for giving mehsñ opportunity, supervisors, to present. and i would like tol[.9ç endorsd stand with our sheriff, "occupyl movement, occupy south no one coming forward because the police is against us, andzzje our freedom of cho, and speech that undery[-áot atty our federal government and our country is out of control. we need to start at a local level and start supporting our good police department, so they can protect us, our constitutional rights are so important. and this is happening all over the country. our governors, our judges, our prosecutors, our mayors, are all in bed together. they're not protecting our rights. they go to the same resorts and clubs. our system is archaic. this is happening in every part of the country, such as the city that imfrom, south san francisco, and -- mayor, mr. vando with the police department and officer sad aki removed me out of our property illegally destroyed a small community building garden, organic shop, and a flori

this is basically-- >> it's essentially a sanctuary city. >> alisyn: and it's a sanctuary city modelingot looking to deport you. they're looking for you if there's a crime committed. >> dave: and i look at this with regard, across the country, democratic mayors and governors are fighting, pushing bark on the voter i.d. laws. in this case we want to bring them all out and get easy photo i.d.'s and make it easier or you, it's too hard for you to have i.d.'s in in case it's too hard for you to get an i.d. >> alisyn: it's funny. >> dave: how do you make the two arguments simultaneously. >> clayton: especially when you have to prove that you have a permanent address to get one of these identifications. >> dave: too difficult to vote, too difficult in november, but not now. >> alisyn: you make a good point saying this will make your life easier. having this photo i.d. will make your life easier for immigran immigrants. >> dave: have it both ways on idea. >> clayton: the same argument in pennsylvania, it would make it more difficult for the elderly to get those because they have to have those

for those pets that can't be found good homes, i would propose creating city-run pet sanctuaries so that pet has a safe place to live, thrive, and be cared for. i also propose making san francisco a world leader in providing alternatives to its residents and visitors along with expanding food alternatives of both local retail grocers, restaurants and cafes. i also support the rights of families to send their children to the neighborhood schools and keeping those schools safe and secure for those students who attend them and those employees who work at them. ladies and gentlemen, district 7 and the west side of san francisco is a special place to live in. its open green spaces and peaceful neighborhoods are the main reasons we choose to live there. i want to keep it that way. i have a lifelong track record of representing average working and middle class people like yourselves, the 99% having worked as an organizer of workers and tenants and teaching generations of students in our public schools. i have the experience to do this job and get it done. on november 6, i urge you to join me in

city... god's loving prec sence >> the sanctuary will be open to people of all faiths. >> parishioners turned out to show support and say goodbye to a beloved south side priest who battled violence, racism and poverty. 80 year-old father daniel mallete retired in 20-09 after 35 years at "st. margaret of scotland" church. he's been living in the church rectory, but now says he's being forced to move to a retirement home. some parishioners say he's being treated with a lack of respect by his successor and church officials. he was attacked last year in the rectory after thieves broke in - looking for cash. the archdiocese says he has had round the clock care, but now the rectory is in need of repairs and he must be moved. chicago commuters be warned... another big construction project gets underway tomorrow and it's sure to cause some major headaches.. the details next. plus california drivers steer clear of a major mess on one of the country's busiest highways. break [ male announcer ] we got a real mom and the family car to do an experiment. we put a week of her family's smelly stuff all in at

have a beautiful city, and it's the open space that makes the city very, very beautiful, and we also are federally recognized for sanctuary of rare birds that migrate along the coast. there are about 500,000 and when thinking about growth we need to think about the animals and the environment and the ecology as well. >> all right. mr. lagos. >> yes. one of the reasons i moved to san francisco 35 years ago was because there was not a large population here. i moved from los angeles and it's grown 50,000 people in those years. i don't want to see it grow further per se and i'm not a fan of developing more housing but to answer the question if we add more housing i would say loosen up the rules to allow homeowners to create inlaw apartments and that way you open up unit availability at some level for additional housing. other than that i would be opposed to any new construction of any major land use of development for housing including the three major projects in the pipeline. >> mr. rogers. >> if there is going to be development it could be in the trans bays terminal that is truly close to rapid transit. walking distance to

city streets. incredibly, no one was injured. angela harter and her husband david have their own exotic animal sanctuary called rescue one. right in their backyard. >> there's 15, 17 tigers. there's a dozen or 15 lions. eight or nine cougars here. we have a black bear. >> reporter: angela figures they go through about 200 to 300 pounds of meat a day. the cages are repaired and patched up with scrap metal. this couple is clearly overwhelmed. and angela expresses feelings of guilt. >> i have to do the right thing. i'm not going to live with myself knowing i backed out and left these animals in that shape because i couldn't take it anymore. >> people go into it with the best intentions. they want to start a rescue, a little zoo for school kids, anything like that. and before they know it, they actually become what they're trying to save the animals from. >> reporter: eastwood and schultz try to convince angela to try to give up some of the animals. >> what if a rescue called right now, what if someone said, there's a tiger or a lion or a cat, is this just going to keep going? >> i don't know how to answer that. >> well, yes

sanctuary says it's the only place on the planet you can do this. so, should you let your kids dive in? well, there you see abc's matt gutman, taking the plunge there in dade citye story. and trying to chase the tiger cub, who doesn't look like he wants to be in the pool, matt. >> a happy growl. >> matt, can you hear us? >> good morning, amy. this is tony. he's the star attraction here. he's a fearsome beast. 1,000 pounds of canine. what you don't know about guys like this, they have webbed feet. and they're fantastic swimmers. there's a new party animal in town. tony, the tiger. only 6 weeks old and tiny. his roar may only be a peep. but he's an enormous attraction here at date city's wild things. which says it's the only place in the world where customers can swim, yes, swim, with a real-life tiger. >> it is a limited time that we can do it. you can only interact with the tiger until they're 40 pounds. >> reporter: it's a success. drawing people as far from iceland, for just 30 minutes, for a battle feed, and practicing your tiger paddle. when fully grown, tony, a siberian tiger, could top 1,000 pounds. bertha and veronica cruz didn't seem to mind. trying to