call immigration custom enforce and take me to jail. >> reporter: the bill would end so-called sanctuary citiesthe state. it would be illegal for local law enforcement to refuse to collaborate are immigration officials. cities could face fines of up to $5,000, and immigrants with deportation orders could face harsh penalties. he says if these bills become law, he could lose his freedom to move around miami, that would mean significant changes for his life. >> if i get deported tomorrow, i won't be able to finish even my semester in this school. and i just don't want to be able to face a penalty. >> reporter: the bills come weeks after north carolina's governor signs legislation to do away with sanctuary cities in that state. and in philadelphia the mayor is considering rolling back the city's sanctuary policy. in the past proposals to restrict imma gags have generated strong opposition, activists say growing anti-immigrant sentiment will push these measures forward. >> police will have to look into immigration status, and that's dangerous, because local communities are not going to want to coop

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reporter: the bill comes weeks after north carolina governor signed legislation to do away with sanctuary citiesthat state. and in philadelphia the major is considering rolling back the city's sanctuary policy. in this past proposals to restrict immigration have generated strong opposition. activists say growing anti-immigrant sentiment will push these bills forward. >> that means that police are going to have to look into people's immigration status, and that's a dangerous precedent. because then local communities are not going to want to cooperate with the police. >> reporter: but one lawmaker says the bills are misunderstanding he says his measure will target those immigrants who commit violent crimes. >> it's only a matter of time until we're on the news with the next person that shouldn't be in here does something heinous. and we need to take proactive steps and say that florida is not going to be friendly. >>> and we want to give you now a quick update on our top story. two people with dead and at least seven are under arrest, in an operation designed to catch the suspected master mind of

chris: the chairman of prince william county told me he didn't know the county was considered a sanctuary city until after the story last thursday. after it aired, he and the board acted quickly and changed county policy. is it no longer considered a sanctuary. now they want to know what happened. >> my first reaction to the story was that it wasn't true. chris: prince william county chairman corey stewart couldn't believe it when he saw the abc7 story last week on the sanctuary city. a sanctuary city is defined as a jurisdiction that does not cooperate with immigration custom enforcement. we found five in the d.c. metro area. including his. >> every single member of the board of the county supervisors is very concerned about this. if we find out that our policy has been deliberately undermined, heads will roll. chris: two days after our report the county board held the investigation and directed the police to begin to fully cooperate with the feds. board launched an audit to find out why i.c.e. was not being alerted. when police came in contact with illegal immigrants who had a civil or a dep

they booted the sheriff at the center of the controversy, sanctuary cities earlier this year. lost in a landslide. kate -- 32-year-old kate steinle was shot by an illegal immigrant. they requested he be detained the for possible deportation. there is the big question whether this might start a ripple affect at least looking at sanctuary cities, and maybe not changing the leadership but looking at them and asking about the viability in an age when you have so many illegal immigrants in the country. >> i completely agree with looking at this. one thing, not just crime that occurs. they don't coming the card says i don't have tuberculosis or the flu or this disease and these things spread around san francisco, it increases the rate of disease. >> i was reading the tuberculosis beating most of the diseases around the world and killing people. it is not treatment. doctors without borders and the this trying to help out in essence, you say those words a you know the reaction people have to that. can you say that? is there enough correctness? as a doctor speak to the issue of what yo

and i'm wondering what your opinion is of sanctuary cities given all that's been happening in this country. we have cities that have decided to enforce their own brand of law, to ignore law. we have constituents that we represent that don't understand that. i have members that do not understand how we can have law enforcement community that does not enforce the law. it just is -- it's inexplicable. i think it's important that we have some clarity to this answer. but federal law prohibits, specifically section 642 of the illegal immigration reform and immigrant responsibility act of 1996, any state or local government from prohibiting their officials from communicating with dhs information regarding the immigration status of any purpose. yet it happens. i'm just wondering, your predecessor didn't address this issue, i'm wondering if you can address it. if you can give the american people some clarity as to why sanctuary cities are still allowed to exist in this country. >> well, congressman, i have to tell you, it's not an issue on which i'm able to give you clarity about the history of san

san francisco embattled sheriff at the center of the sanctuary city controversy voted out of office by a land slide. it is one of many election day results. garrett tin tihas more. >> the sheriff who is out of a job. the sheriff received heavy criticism after the july shooting death of 32-year-old kate stein lee by an undocumented immigrant released by the sheriff's office only months earlier. family members of other victims, though, say the sheriff losing h his job isn't enough. >> everybody in san francisco is pointing fingers so he is pointing fingers at the mayor, the mayor is pointing fishings at him. they are all guilty. they have all violated the law and they should all be locked up. >> in ohio voter the rejected a proposed constitutional amendment which would have realized marijuana for recreational and medical use. the measure known as issue 3 would have created a network of 10 grows facilities in the state. it received strong support from ohio including nick lachey who would have been part owner of one of the 10 sites. >> reinvigorate our economy and help with the safety of t

the chairman took you down the path of talking to you by sanctuary cities. to me, the idea of sang ai sanc cities is anti to what prosecutors believe and that is justice. because it's the selective application of laws. i'm wondering what your opinion is of sang ai sang arir sanctua given everything that has been happening. we have cities that have decided to enforce their own brand of law, to ignore law. we have constituents that we represent that don't understand that. i have members that do not understand how we can have law enforcement community that does not enforce the law. it just is -- it's inexplicable. i think it's important that we have some clarity to this answer. but federal law prohibits, specifically section 642 of the illegal immigration reform and immigrant responsibility act of 1996, any state or local government from prohibiting their officials from communicating with dhs information regarding the immigration status of any purpose. yet it happens. i'm just wondering, your predecessor didn't address this issue, i'm wondering if you can addres

telling me people have felt fearful and if they have a crime tip because they are worried about the sanctuary city status here in the county. this meeting tonight as part of a plan to make families feel more comfortable going to law enforcement. right now sheriff laurie smith has asked the board of supervisors to reconsider whether they cooperate with ice investigators. i spoke to an american citizen about why she thinks they should continue to refuse to cooperate with ice. >> i come from an immigrant

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here's the strange circumstances tonight from los angeles. >> san francisco. >> san francisco. >> sanctuary city. >> reporter: in 2008 police chief heather fong and in a public service campaign. >> we do not work on enforcing immigration laws. >> reporter: fong's comments came after the city sent eight immigrants to a halfway house. she ensured they had nothing to fear. >> we do not cooperate with i.c.e. when they go out for enforcement violations of the law. >> reporter: fong, according to sources, is on a short list of four names to replace outgoing border patrol chief microficher. >> if you have someone who's advocating for sanctuary cities, that's just the opposite side. they welcome these illegal immigrants to stay in the country so i think it's a cross purpose with the mission itself. >> reporter: the decision is up to customs and border commissioner gil kerlikowski. at this time cbp has not begun the search for the chief of the u.s. border patrol. it is completely false that any individual could be a potential candidate at this time. bringing in an outsider could be a hard sell. >> if we

here's the strange circumstances tonight from los angeles. >> san francisco. >> san francisco. >> sanctuary cityeporter: in 2008 police chief heather fong and in a public service campaign. >> we do not work on enforcing immigration laws. >> reporter: fong's comments came after the city sent eight immigrants to a halfway house. she ensured they had nothing to fear. >> we do not cooperate with i.c.e. when they go out for enforcement violations of the law. >> reporter: fong, according to sources, is on a short list of four names to replace outgoing border patrol chief microficher. >> if you have someone who's advocating for sanctuary cities, that's just the opposite side. they welcome these illegal immigrants to stay in the country so i think it's a cross purpose with the mission itself. >> reporter: the decision is up to customs and border commissioner gil kerlikowski. at this time cbp has not begun the search for the chief of the u.s. border patrol. it is completely false that any individual could be a potential candidate at this time. bringing in an outsider could be a hard sell. >> if we bring

reporter: washington is considered a sanctuary city.t does not honor federal, civil, or deportation warrants. only federal criminal warrants. she says this is about trust. >> all of this is designed to make sure that people here in undocumented capacities are not been afraid to come forward as victims and as witnesses. came in upper marlboro strongly disagrees. 2011 their daughter was killed by a drunk driver. learned the illegal immigrant from mexico since 2001 had 23 traffic and misdemeanor convictions. he was never deported. >> if he had been arrested and deported at that time, we would not be sitting here. >> we were let down by the system. i believe we are making the community safer. reporter: this share front's county differently. his department fully cooperates with the feds and even as strange immigration deputies in his jail. >> my job is to protect the city's -- citizens of this county. during this investigation we learned every d.c. measure jurisdiction cooperates with criminal warrants issued by ice, immigration and customs

mayor ed lee. >> clearly i understand the goals of our sanctuary city policy let me say that i think that is more a policy it is a live document i agree with a number of commenters not only do we want to protect and have a sanctuary for those who are fleeing but once they're here we've obligate to have the programs to support their success by the way, with us with a policy i was at the helm with the other mayors with the id cards that's served thousands of people to get access to services we put money serious money in the pauts to citizenship to train the folks not just to be a beneficiary of the policy but have access to education and theres and jobs without the barriers we need to do more we'll continue to do more to support our immigrants it shouldn't matters where the local even though of their documentation we have to help them succeed. >> (clapping.) thank you very much. >> the next question to mr. should've man the black population is 6 percent and declining in san francisco what issues are causing this and how will you address them. >> it's a housing issue like pretty sure ev

. >> protesters are going to fight possible changes to philadelphia's sanctuary city program. a year ago angela took sanctuary at a church. the honduran mother was threatened with deportation. now mayor nutter wants to make exception to its sanctuary program, it would allow police to inform federal immigration officials when they arrest someone who committed crimes. activists argue the accused should go through the legal process and not deportation. >> we believe that were deserves a second chance and we believe that the police should not be doing the work of immigration. >> the mayor's office is still reviewing possible changes to the program and has asked for feedback in response dozens of organizations plan to hand deliver objections to the mayor this afternoon. across the river in camden, city leaders there say their community is already an unofficial sanctuary city. they do not report immigrants who are victims of crime to the feds. investigators are trying to figure out why a minivan blew past cones and caution tape at a construction zone and landed on a man working in a

but lopez sanchez was later released from a local jail because san francisco is a sanctuary city and will not hold people on federal immigration charges. >> carelessness. it's pure and simple. >> today, the steinle's family attorney, frank petri, isn't talking about the controversy over sanctuary cities, but about another detail from kate's death that has received far less attention. she would be here today if somebody took the simple precaution, which was required, of keeping that gun locked. >> officials say the gun used to kill kate steinle had belonged to a federal officer, a u.s. bureau of land management ranger. it was stolen after it had been left unsecured in a backpack in a vehicle. an apparent violation of blm policy. >> we need to know that when law enforcement officers are given the privilege to carry around weapons, that they are going to be held to the requirements that are imposed in making sure that they're secured and not easily available for criminals to use in crimes. >> this isn't the only case of a police officer losing his or her gun to theft. a four-month-long

they are upset over possible changes to philadelphia's sanctuary city program. nbc 10's monique braxton is live outside with more on the possible changes and why people are so upset. >> reporter: that's right, chris. what we have learned in a couple hours as many as 75 organizations are going to be represented here. they tell us they will hand deliver a message to mayor nutter calling for no changes in the city's immigration policy. coalition of community groups faith based organizations and immigrants like this will stand united against deportations and demand no changes to the city's immigration and customs enforcement hold policy. nutter's plan calls for limiting collaboration with ice in cases where individuals could be deported. but immigrants we spoke with are outraged, they say the city's 2014 policy signaled a beacon of hope against deportation and family separation. nutter says the time has come to keep people safe and that would mean alerting the feds if someone that could be dangerous is in the city and needs to be deported. the next half hour we're g

i am wondering what your opinion is of sanctuary cities given all that has been happening in this countryve cities that have decided to enforce their own brand of law, to ignore law. we have constituents that we represent the don't understand that. and we have members that do not understand how we can have law enforcement community that does not enforce the law. it just is inexplicable. i think it is important that we have some clarity. but federal law prohibits specifically section 642 of the illegal immigration reform and immigrant responsibility act of 1996 any state or local government from prohibiting their officials from communicating information regarding the immigration status of any person. yet it happens. i am just wondering, your predecessor did not address this issue. i am wondering if you can address it and give the american people some clarity as to why sanctuary cities are still allowed to exist in this country. >> congressman, i have to tell you, it is not an issue how much i'll give you clarity about the history of sanctuary cities. i am happy to look into the issue of pr

but what ends up happening in sanctuary cities, there's a sanctuary city mind-set and the mind-set isnot going to enforce laws. they didn't enforce the law, the driving laws in san francisco. the guy who towed my son was caught driving without a license. they just let him go. they were supposed to impound his car for 30 days, it was 18 hours, both violations of state law. that's just their attitude. whether it's that or almost any other crime that happens in san francisco. they're a protected class. >> don, with your son's case, after this guy killed your son, he was sentenced to six months. but how many days did he serve? days did he serve? >> 43. >> for killing your boy. >> yeah. killing my son, he served 43 days in jail. state law requires if somebody is being let out early that the victims be notified. now a little over three years, i'm waiting to be notified that he let him out. i didn't know he was let out until two months after he was already wandering the streets again. >> what a story. don rosenberg, whose son drew was killed by an illegal in california where it's election da

>> the fact of the matter is the concept of sanctuary city goes against the rule of law. overnor, this governor, the ninth largest state in the united states of america, every mayor in major cities, and every law enforcement are sworn to uphold not only the constitution, laws of north carolina, but the constitution and laws of the united states. and we can't select which ones we're going to enforce, and what is happening is certain select cities, including north carolina, are passing policy which are tying the haps of law enforcement officers to find out the immigration status, including illegal immigration stat tuesday, of some of the people in north carolina which may cause future crime and not prevent crime, which is my goal in north carolina, and we ought to be working with the federal officials together, just like we do on federal crimes, including bank robberies. so, i'm doing what i'm sworn to do is a governor and that to uphold not only the constitution of north carolina but the constitution and laws of the united states of america. >> well, i'm curious, first, why

and sanctuary city policies will be front and center tomorrow in san jose.hat's when santa clara county supervisors will discuss a wide range of immigration issues including reigning in the county's four-year-old policy removing cooperation with federal immigration agents. among other things the county's sanctuary policy does not require federal agents to be identified when an undocumented immigrant inmate is released back into the community. >>> apparently there's too much pot growing in petaluma. leaders there reportedly ready to tighten the rules. the press democrat reports city council members will meet tonight to vote to ban growing outdoor marijuana plants. bans supporters cite the theft, smell and public nuisance complaint. city leaders want to restrict growing to limited enclosed structures that lock. that plan also calls for a crackdown on large scale pot farms farmed under the cloak of providing medical marijuana. >>> up next at 11:00, exotic wildlife, some endangered and threatened, killed abroad for sport and shipped back home to the u.s. as trop

should we even have sanctuary cities. >> okay.ou don't understand what sanctuary cities do because they don't allow people to come into the country and -- charles: they harbor them once they're here. >> okay, charles, you should take a look what the policy is with regard to sanctuary cities because it's not as you explained but i will say this but any time we want to talk about immigration policy, i think it is important to make sure that we distinguish between racist remarks and a policy that we will want our country to implement. and there mostly republican candidates have said similar things with regard to immigration, which i think are unrealistic. but, again, that's policy and i have no concern or problem with republican candidates talking about their policies on immigration. i do have a problem when that talk starts to turn toward racist. charles: okay. let's talk a little bit then because adults aren't the only ones who have been blasting donald trump. i'm pretty sure you've seen this video out there, it's an antitrump vide

i would like to pick up on the sanctuary city side of this. that is that this statute that prohibits the local jurisdictions, the law enforcement jurisdictions from having a policy that prohibits their law enforcement officers from engaging with, supporting, or helping immigration enforcement officials from the federal government. i'm of the understanding that some of these communities prohibit law enforcement officers from gathering information and in that way they circumvent the text of 642-a as the gentleman referenced. so i think it's important that you know that section and enforce that section. i have not yet seen an attorney general that does enforce that section of the law. and if you read that and it reads to you as literally as i have described it to you, would you be prepared then to withhold law enforcement grants from those local jurisdictions? >> thank you for the question and for the factual predicate. again, tbs not a statute that i'm familiar with now to give you a specific response to. but i am happy to look into that and pro

santa clara county sheriff to picketing sanctuary city status and it's pushed back the timeline to make a decision on whether deputies should cooperate with ice. why the immigrant community is saying no news is good news. >> they just wrapped up a meeting here in san jose. there's been a lot of unease among the immigrant community while the debate is going on. they are telling me people have felt fearful and if they have a crime tip because they are worried about the sanctuary city status here in the county. this meeting tonight as part of a plan to make families feel more comfortable going to law enforcement. right now sheriff laurie smith has asked the board of supervisors to reconsider whether they cooperate with ice investigators. i spoke to an american citizen about why she thinks they should continue to refuse to cooperate with ice. >> i come from an immigrant family and i've had to live all my life with being afraid of by mom being deported and she's a single mother. >> they tell me this debate is about keeping families together. sheriff laurie smith would consider cooperating wi

and sanctuary cities, illegal aliens are allowed to stay, no questions asked. >> sanctuary city is great for people from other nations who want to come to the u.s. and hurt us. >> i got a call from the border patrol. they caught three saudi nationals trying to avoid a checkpoint in southern arizona. they called the fbi and they were taken away. the fbi hasn't told us more about that. ashes parentally they were here on a student visa. but the border patrol doesn't believe in consequences. and don't know ya why they tried to avoid the checkpoint. >> thank you. >> millions of people are marking thanksgiving holiday season. amid the string of terrorist attacks, a lot of travellers are on edge. president obama doubles down on his plans to bring syrian refugees to the united states. he doesn't have the backing of congress or the american people either. we'll discuss that, next. where our next arrival is... red carpet whoa! toenail fungus!? fight it! with jublia. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. are you getting this?! most

. >>> tomorrow protesters plan to go to city hall to fight possible changes to philadelphia's sanctuary city program. tonight the sanctuary movement celebrated a victory. one year ago angela navarro moved into a west kensington church. she was threatened with deportation but wanted the right to stay in the u.s. now they want to make an exception to the sanctuary program. it would allow them to stay unless they've committed crime acts. they should go through the court process and not deportation. >> we believe everyone deserves a second chance and we believe the police should not be doing the work of immigration. >> the mayor's office is still reviewing possible changes to the sanctuary program. nothing firm has been decided. >>> a new study says more mexicans are going than coming to the u.s. the pugh research center found that slightly more than a million mexicans and their families left the u.s. for mexico from 2009 to 2014. that's about 140,000 more than the number who came to the u.s. from mexico during that same time span. experts say the sluggish u.s. economy and tough border informant

one, san francisco is probably the most pro sanctuary city city in the country and as long as they arembracing some very, very liberal cause, they're happy to thumb their noses at washington d.c. secondly, election is a comparison. this guy had a lot of baggage. you have a sheriff who didn't have a driver's license, couldn't carry a gun, and domestic violence against his wife. it's almost a joke that this guy would be sheriff against a major county. some people are running away with this and say, oh, san francisco votes against sanctuary cities? no such thing. >> and personifying this guy, it just didn't work. stuart: you know the new governor of kentucky. >> i do. matt beven are along time-- >> describe him. >> a ron paul republican. not a rand paul, but a ron paul republican and almost took the republican nomination for the senate away from senator mcconnell two years ago and this time had senator mcconnell campaigning for him. that's fascinating because kentucky is traditionally a democrat state. >> it's a state that mrs. clinton has been counting on. they've got to do some new math

sanctuary in a church in west kensington. the mother was threatened with deportation. now mayor nutter wants to make an exception to the city sanctuary program and that would allow police to inform federal immigration officials when they arrest someone who committed crimes like murder, rape and domestic violence. activists argue that the accused should get to go through the legal process and not deportation. >> we believe that everyone deserves a second chance and we believe that the police should not be doing the work of immigration. >> the mayor's office is still reviewing possible changes to the sanctuary program and has asked for feedback. in response dozens of groups plan to hand deliver objections in a letter to the mayor this afternoon. >>> parents making voices heard and it started last night. the superintendent wants to convert some struggling schools into charters and that includes the cook school. parents claim they have been excluded from the process and want the district to add resources instead of as they put it give up. >> should not have to succumb to charter change just because the district wants to do it.

. >> reporter: shers referring to sanctuary cities places like cambridge and they protect immigrants who have not broken any laws other than being here illegally. >> criminality has nothing to do with any immigration. >> reporter: eva malonea executive director of the massachusetts immigrant and refugee advocacy coalition or mira says the number of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants here in massachusetts has decreased. >> the border has been strengthened and secured we have seen less entries. >> reporter: mira says data from the american immigration council shows between 1990 and 2013, the number of unauthorized immigrants more than tripled from 3.5 to 11.2 million yet, the violent crime rate declined 48%. >> how can we get to register everyone who is here and see who has criminal records who is here to do us harm and who is here to reunite with their family. >> reporter: i'm bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> massachusetts senate fired a bill to withhold unrestricted general government aid to so-called sanctuary cities who fail to enforce immigration laws. >> representative mark lo

lopez sanchez was later released from a local jail because san francisco is a sanctuary city and won't hold people on federal immigration charges. >> it's careless, pure and simple. >> reporter: today the family attorney frank petteri isn't talking about the controversy over sanctuary cities but another detail from kate's death that received far less attention. >> she'd be here today if somebody took the simple precaution which was required of keeping that locked. >> reporter: officials say the gun used to kill kate be longed to a federal officer, a u.s. bureau of land management ranger. [ car alarm ] >> reporter: it was stolen after it was left unsecured in a backpack in a vehicle, an apparent violation of policy. >> when law enforcement officers are given the privilege to carry weapons that they are going to be held to the requirements that are imposed making sure that they are secured and not easily available for criminals to use in crimes. >> reporter: this isn't the only case of a police officer losing his or her gun to theft. a four-month-long investigation by nbc bay area uncove

group is scheduled to take their tift to city hall to demonstrate over possible changes to the sanctuary cityre on what will happen today. >> reporter: tracy, those dozens of members of community organizations plan to come here to city hall with a message for mayor nutter, do not change the city's immigration hold policy. now we have been following recent protests by a coalition of community groups including imgrants who are united against the deportations. they demand no changes to the city's imgraegs and customs enforcement hold policy. nutter's plan calls for rolling back a order the much celebrated noygs at the time, barred city police and prison officials from cooperating with federal ice agents. it banned the city's compliance with federal requests to detain immigrants who would have been released pending a trial. immigrants we spoke with are outraged. >> people who angry about his hypocrisy and there's a lot of fear because for more than six years people were really afraid of being deported. being stopped for anything and thenning turned over to immigration. >> kenney says he would kee

leaders say their community is already an unofficial sanctuary city they do not report immigrants who are victims of crime to the feds. >>> back across the river happening today, parx casino in bethlehem will open the first phase of its expansion. our partners in the pennsylvania business journal report parx is adding more than 200 slot machines and more than 100 live table games. future phases of the expansion will continue into next year pending approval by the pennsylvania gaming control board. >>> a plan to privatize pennsylvania's government-run liquor system is headed to the state senate. the house approved the bill yesterday that would close all 600 state stores while creating 1200 permits to sell wine and liquor. that means you'd have more locations to choose from. the governor vetoed a similar bill in june with but some hope it whether pass this time as part of a new budget agreement. >>> did you see this? a philadelphia executive spent the nights sleeping on the street to help homeless youth. nbc 10 was at the covenant house at jermgermantow

sanctuary city policy is blamed for the death of kate steinle. er accused killer each though he was deported five times. >>> a massive celebration for the world series champs, the kansas city royals will parade through the heart of kansas city this afternoon. heather? >> congrats to them. >>> time now for the good, the pad and the ugly. >>> amazon offering paternity leave starting in january. all new dads will qualify for six weeks paid time off. the bad, the stunt leaving you scratching your head. a skydive instructor in arizona intentionally sets a parachute on fire with a flare gun and deploys her backup chute. it was part of a safety demonstration for her flight school. >>> the ugly. this man getting a championship tattoo for a world series win that never happened. oddly enough, he says he doesn't regret it. >>> time for the responses. another high school football player kicked off the field becauseointed to the sky praising god for a touchdown. >> that put the team in the playoffs for the first time in decades. now the senior in arizona may n

. >>> sanctuary cities should protect victims, not felons. that's the message he's delivering to the department of homeland security. the status as a sanctuary city launched a nationwide debate after kate steinle was shot to death along the embarcadero. her offender is someone who was released from jail instead of turned over for deportation. >> we're in the congressional district there. >> what happened in san francisco sin excusable. they thuf notified immigration and made sure he never walked the streets of san francisco. i want to make sure it never happens again. >> he's asking homeland security to analyze the gaps of this enforcement highlighted by the murder. he's known thesteinly family for years and grew up with kate's brother. >>> he's not going down quietly. this could be the bitter end for colin kaepernick. he spoke publicly for the first time since being benched. he doesn't like the decision. geraud moncure joins us from our studios. jerraud, you know this well. there's a good chance they will release him the end he have the seas

and he says, hennessey could implement changes with the city's controversial 'sanctuary city' policy.>:i think there'll be much more practical with the implementation of this policy can be truer to the philosophy of it than the implementation of it incidentally that will satisfy every way i don't think anybody wanted to release a man who was allegedly responsible for assuring that woman at the boardwalk--shooting she has the opportunity to implement those kinds of changes >> pam :to watch the full interview with former san francisco mayor willie brown. just head to our website - kron- 4-dot-com. in sports. 49ers head coach jim tomsula reveals his plan for benched quarterback colin kaepernick. . and in the warriors first test of the season. "chef curry" had it cooking against the rival l- a clippers. gary has the highlights. and all the sports. coming up highlights. and all the sports. coming up with a 100% electric nissan leaf... highlights. and all the sports. coming up what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 mil

later released from a local jail because san francisco was a sanctuary city, and will not hold people on federal immigration charges. >> it's carelessness. i mean, pure and simple. >> reporter: today the family attorney isn't talking about the controversy over sanctuary cities but another detail from kate's death that has received far less attention. >> she would be here today if somebody took the precaution, which was required of keeping that gun locked. >> reporter: officials say the gun used to kill kate steinle had belonged to a federal officer, a u.s. bureau of land management ranger. it was stolen after it had been left unsecured in a backpack in a vehicle, and apparent violation of blm policy. >> we need to know that when law enforcement officers are given the privilege to carry around weapons that they are going to be held to the requirements that are imposed in making sure that they're secured and not easily available for criminals to use in crimes. >> reporter: this isn't the only case of a police officer losing his or her gun to theft. a four-month long investigation by nbc

. >>> and we are learning more about the man who ran over a police officer in a texas sanctuary city. he's an illegal alien deported three times over the past ten years. eduardo rios is charged with plowing down a dallas captain where the officer worked part time at a nightclub. i.c.e. has placed a retainer on rio. all retainers will be considered on a case-by-case basis. >>> illegal immigration debate takes center stage in the race for the presidency. the other candidates aren't the only one taking aim at donald trump. in an exclusive interwith abc news, president obama mocks the man who may one day be his replacement. >> imagine the images on the screen flashed around the world as we were dragging parents away from their children and putting them in detention centers and systematically sending them out. nobody thinks that that is realistic, but more importantly, that's not who we are as americans. >> at tuesday night's republican debate donald trump taunted -- or he tauted his plan to deport 11 million immigrants living in the united states illegally. his so-called deportation force

>>ing that he no action against sanctuary cities. seeing hillary clinton ask about rad radical islam to notes. that signals that hillary clinton could be next president is carrying out everything barack obama is doing. >> she tried to turn him into strong man. it was old hat by the 7th. i mean, it was ridiculous. >> all right. but, remember now, she could be the next president. so, 38% of the american people still support president obama's war on terror strategy. still think he is doing a good job against isis according to a.p. poll. 38% of the country doesn't get it does that supplies you? >> i suppose not. we are often slow to anger and his overall strategy has been in a sense to keep people comfortable that something is working out well whereas, in fact, it is not. i think that we have an our hands. as serious as we have had to worlds war 2. as the factor moves ag long this evening. university of minnesota saying no to a 9/11 memorial. the school thinks it will offend some students. laura ingraham and juan williams on that. watter

here in santa clara county, it's been designated a sanctuary city since 2011. but today, county leaders are going to look to see if they should make changes to that. the santa clarita counter -- county board of supervisors is set to meet today to discuss whether to amend the county sanctuary city policy. that status protects undocumented immigrants. but the whole debate over century city reignited this summer when juan francisco lopez-sanchez, allegedly shot and killed kate steinle along san francisco's waterfront. lopez-sanchez had been deported five times before. right now, santa clara county ignores retainer orders. it does not hold an inmate past their release date if i.c.e. request that. the district attorney supports notifying i.c.e. about undocumented immigrants who have committed violent felonies. county supervisors are now considering changing the policy by reviewing whether it should alert i.c.e. about undocumented immigrants who are serious felons but just under certain conditions. we're going to be reaching out to county leaders later this morning t

broad daylight at san francisco's pier 14 this summer a case most notable for reigniting the sanctuary city debate but also gun control. now, san francisco already has tough gun control rules. in fact, those rules are blamed for running out the last gun store out of the city last month. so we'll see if people who are in favor of gun rights are going to try to come out against this measure. most likely they will unless they are just seeing san francisco at this point as a lost cause. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> today a parole hearing happens for the last chowchilla bus kidnapper still behind bars. frederic woods is now 64. his two accomplices richard and james schoenfeld have already been released. they all received life terms for hijacking a school bus in the 1976 and putting 26 children in an underground bunker. the victims were able to dig out and escape. woods has already been denied parole 15 times. >>> union workers plan to protest at the san francisco airport today to support airport workers who were staging a one-day strike at 6 other u.s. cities. cabin, terminal cleaners and wheelchai

. >>> immigrant groups calls on philadelphia's mayors to keep the sanctuary city program in place. the mayor is looking again at the policy limiting the city's cooperation with federal immigration officials saying he's doing this because the federal government made changes to its own programs. we spoke to a councilwoman sanchez who said it could be a setback for the city. >> i think foreign administration that has, you know, less than two months, this is something you put in a transition executive report to the new mayor who clearly does not share the same -- your same thoughts. >> on that note, the mayor elect urged the mayor not to make any changes before his administration takes over. >>> in addition to what's happening in our area, we follow breaking developments from paris throughout this morning. france is clamping down on security, especially around the borders after terrorist attacks left dozens of people dead. police say eight attackers have died. we'll continue to follow this. we are also watching our weather this morning. here's a live look outside. still dark in center c

san francisco, california you should get the message, enough of the sanctuary cities, or the rest ofbe voted out the way the sheriff was. >> i've known this guy forever, he's a complete little hack and a joke. he was never even a real sheriff for anything, he ran for office, probably got elected bay few people who are clueless, bye-bye ross. yeah. >> all right. good. >> that's really the truth. and everybody in san francisco knows it. he got ousted by one of the members of the hennessy family who actually has law enforcement background. >> kirsten in talking to people in kentucky about what was stoking it, so the democrat was running on obamacare and said obamacare is great, everything is going well. matt bevin who won said obviously it's not going well and i will help you get out of it. they they in kentucky think obamacare was the big issue. >> i'm no genius, if i was running a campaign in kentucky, i don't think obamacare would be my focus point. right? separate from the national feeling about obamacare, that doesn't strike me as place where people are going to love president obam

talk about this sanctuary cities failed in san francisco of all places. legalized pot, that's right, smoke weed, role them up in ohio if you got them. no, nailed ohio. everyone thought it would pass. how about transgender bathrooms in houston? failed, despite the fact a lot of money and controversy is put in there. obamacare was weighed in on in kentucky where everyone picked the one person, failed. higher minimum wage in portland of all places, you know what happened? it failed. one more for you. gun laws in virginia, michael bloomberg spent millions of dollars and failed once again. the liberal agenda got wiped out. joining me to discuss this, bringing back the panel, right? first steve cortes joins us now. he's a senior strategist at bgc and tammy bruce and gina loudon with me. steve, the overarching narrative is these are politically correct issues in places like san francisco for a sanctuary city to sort of de facto be hit like this sends a big message nationally. >> charles, i couldn't agree more, and you're so right too. this is in the unlikeliest

doesn't -- auto aou sanctuary cities to sprout up over 200 sanctuary cities.ent does not enforce the drug laws in this country by allowing states like colorado, washington and others to have legalized recreational marijuana. this is a president who decides to pick and choose which laws he wants to enforce, which ones he doesn't. he signs illegal executive orders that now are beinglc stopped by the federal courts. this is a lawless presidency. he picks and chooses which laws he wants to enforce like he is a dictator. when that kind of thing happens, people in the country begin to think that the legal system, the justice system is not something that is available to them and they begin to take matters into their own hands. >> all right. if you will become president, chris christie, what would you do to change this? how would youq restore some of the things that you say the president has -- at least some of the promises that have not happened? >> first off, greta, i would rescind all of a the illegal executive orders that the president has put in place. i would pu

she says she has a different view of sanctuary city policy and relationship with federal immigration agents. >>> want to check in with sal. it is early. >> it is early. let's see if i can get my cuban coffee. -- yuban coffee. heather, who did that report called it "yuban," but it's "you-ban." it's like "superman" or "super- man." let's go out, i got a little bit of time on heather, i think, as far as being an old guy. let's start off with the communicator. you can see traffic is going to be okay on highway 4 westbound as you come up to the great there. if you're going on highway 24 nearby westbound, as you drive from walnut creek to oakland, it is a nice drive nice to come to work and not have a lot of serious things going oin the traffic world here. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is life so far. if you're going to have a little time, you might want to hang out with us. we have a very attractive weatherman. >> where? who came in? >>> sal, have you been drinking coffee? >> well, i haven't been drinking anything. maybe i should change that. >> i think it was folger

most notably, his interpretation of the sanctuary city policy. hennessy ran a low-key campaign, calling herself an effective manager. vicky hen asea taking over for ross mirkarimi. in san francisco's race for mayor, ed lee was easily elected to mayor. his closest competitor was francisco herrera at 14%. mayor leenentially took over for gavin newson in 2011. this will be his second term. >> the ball in csu's court. the votes are in, and faculty members will go on strike if the university doesn't give them the raise they want. damon trujillo is live where the chancellor visited today. are both sides at least negotiating still? >> they're supposed to be for the next couple of months or so. so we'll see what happens. right now, the faculty is asking for a 5% pay raise. csu is offering 2%. if they do not raise their offer, the professors here say they're ready to strike. >> he spoke about the future of the csu system, leading the way in innovation and sustainability, but the chancellor couldn't avoid the elephant in the room. the csu system's 26,000 p

now kenney is facing a hot button issue on the immigration front, philadelphia as a so-called sanctuary city. mayor michael nutter is considering a change here to alert the feds if people who meet certain criteria are in custody. >> i don't know anyone who supports having terrorists running around the city or known murderers, rapists, child abusers here in our city. >> reporter: he tells me changes at the federal level prompted another look here. you're in the middle of a transition, why do this now? >> we've been working on this for a while and when i took my oath of office, i stay in office until january 4th, 2016. you serve out each and every day. >> reporter: but his successor has his own plan. if there's a change, what happens? >> we're going to go back to the original executive order that the mayor signed not that long ago. >> reporter: taking his stand here on an issue igniting emotion across the country. >> i think, you know, the trump-esque wall building stuff is nothing but tear people apart and i'm not going to allow it here in philadelphia. >> reporter: some immigration groups, t