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 cityviolation. >> 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 commission, and we are happy to say that we are taking all complaints and reworking santh city issues right now. so if you have any issues, either have been discriminated against or know someone who has an issue about the city of san francisco not respecting the sanctuary ordinance, come to us. we can take complaints there by phone, e-mail or mail, whatever is easiest for you. i am going to leave some forms over there, so if anyone wants to talk to us about problems, they can do it. also, they can visit our website. just a few things about it. we respect your confidentiality status, w

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 citiesalso have a sanctuary ordinance. again, it is not about -- the way that the current dialogue that is been

we get attacked for the sanctuary city. e 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 line

city was protected. >> a judge last year dismissed the lawsuit against san francisco over the sanctuary city policy. he did not return our call for comment today about the beginning of the trial. in san francisco ktvu channel 2 news. >> the city council is set to vote tonight allowing food trucks to p a rate in the city. food trucks may gather in places such as alameda point, and the harbor bay business park. they're saying that allowing the trust would under line their business. food trucks can operate alameda under state law that the ordinance will give the city more say on where and how they operate. >>> they have a new police chief tonight. just in the past hour diana bishop was set to be sworn in. first woman. she comes from the santa clara police department where she worked her way up from the ranks. bishop takes over for chief who retired in september. she'll assume command on monday. >>> good start for the year on wall street. experts say don't be fooled some say there's still a rough road ahead. >>> we're starting to look at maybe lose half of january. then you're starting to think, well, we

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 together. we are going to talk about the h.i.v. ban being lifted but cases previously departmented. the one-year deadline for asylum and also the treatment of lgtb danica patrick's. we hope you can come to the forum. it is going to be at 25 venice, sweet 800, november 17 at 5:30. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. good evening, commissioners. my name is lupe. i work with the human rights commission as well. thank you for putting this together. this is a great symposium and a great place to be able to share a lot of the different views and work going on. one of the things i wanted to quickly talk about was regarding the sanctuary ordinance. there has been a lot of talk about a sanctuary ordinance. it has been in the news and a national debate. we want to remind you what it is

legislation like this take away the historical sanctuary city that san francisco is known for and the reason why people like me want to live here and be part of this committee. i strongly feel and this is not only insulting to people who live there but to anyone who lives in san francisco.

legislation like this take away the historical sanctuary city that san francisco is known for and the reason why people like me want to live here and be part of this committee. i strongly feel and this is not only insulting to people who live there but to anyone who lives in san francisco. i really wanted to ensure that you know this is not like to be something that helps our community or anyone who is homeless. this is right to further criminalize being poor and also in the end will cost taxpayers more money and not make any proposed solutions to people who are homeless. thank you. >> i work with central city hospitality house and i am against this legislation. i'm here to speak and echo what you have heard from a number of people here already. i and ester of trinity club ration, our urbanization is not in the caster. i do not reside in the castro. i am appalled that the memory of jane warner and harvey milk would be used against members of our community. we have community members who want to speak and be part of the conversation. we have people, a roomful of people here to participa

the case of mistaken identity. he opened fire on a car carrying tony and his two sons and they died. it sparked public outrage over the city's sanctuary policy that prote protects juveniles convicted of crimes from being deported. he fell into that category and faces life in prison without parole if convicted. >>> a disabled oakland man who faces deportation without his kids faces eviction today but will not go without a fight. even if sheriff's deputies have to carry him out. he got the notice he will be evicted this morning. he lived in his home 26 years first as renter and then homeowner, in a wheelchair since he broke his neck. he has been getting help trying to buy time to save his home. >> you can't live for free and i'm not trying to live for free, but i am trying to live with the dignity that anybody else wants, you know, nobody should be put out on the streets for something they they didn't do, you know. i didn't do this, i didn't bring this upon myself. >> wilson isles having a forensic audit conducted to prove his foreclosure was improper. he will be back in court this friday. >>> attention shoppers, a san jose based retail

six months or year, we have seen a huge battle to really defend what we have won in the past 20 years around sanctuary city. i was glad to hear testimonies from were tonight, and i think that this commission has played a very important role in passing the change around the indictlement. this commission held a hearing with hundreds of people who came to give testimony. nothing that happens in the city, nothing that happens in the country happens because somebody wakes up one day and makes it happen. it happens because every day people organize and push for it to happen. this commission exists because of organizing of people. and like they have said, it is important for us as commissions, and i myself commit to going out in the community and really talking about it. a symposium doesn't happen in a room like this. real change happens when we go out and talk to people. a lot of people can speak with their own voice around their own issue. i am committed to them, and as a commission i hope we can work to make that happen. this is a beginning, and i have gotten a lot of good information. to have representatives

. >> the case sparked national outcry over san francisco's sanctuary city policy because ramos was in the country illegally at the time. but ramos' attorneys insist that he had the legal right to be here. it could take a while to choose the jury. >>> another bay area headlines, an ambulance heading to an emergency call with sirens blaring was t-boned by a car in san francisco's laurel heights this morning. one paramedic was taken to the hospital. she is expected to be okay. >>> here in the bay area, take pride in our diverse culture, but for one toddler, his unique ethnicity background is making it difficult for doctors to cure him of a deadly disease. mark sayer with his parents plea for help to keep their child alive. >> hello. >> at 4 1/2 years old, kyle crawford is full of energy. but in the last month, he was diagnosed with a potentially deadly disease. >> his bone marrow is not working. >> kyle's parents, david and angie say the past month has been an emotional roller coaster for them. >> oh, with any parent, it's like the worst case scenario. unbelievable, undenial, it was raw

the family. >> he didn't know bitment didn't know it was going to happen. he was just as shocked as anybody. >>reporter: murder committed public outrage over the city sanctuary policy when it was revealed that ramos was an illegal immigrant who had been arrested for 2 felonies as a juvenile. instead of notifying federal immigration authorities probation officials sent ramos to juvenile hall. then mayor newsom ordered city employees to begin reporting under age illegal immigrants arrested on felonies to federal officials. ramos attorney says she now has documents which proof her client was here legally. >> he was legally entered the country in 2000 on 10 year visa granted at the time. >>reporter: beth side say it will be an explosive trial which may take 5 months. many potential jurors were asking the judge to dismiss them on hardship grounds. aaron runs a store. >> being at trial for 5 months is just impossible for me. there's way you can run a store that way. so i had to request excuse. >>reporter: rame ramos held without bail in the county jai jail. user selection is expected to last two weeks. opening statements after that. vick lae, 7 news. >> well dress

the case prompted the city to change its sanctuary policy to begin reporting undocumented juvenile offenders. >>> this morning, a disabled man is about to lose his oakland home to foreclosure is poised for a dramatic standoff with the alameda county sheriff's department. he vows to occupy the home against deputies trying to remove him. terry mcsweeney is live on congress avenue in oakland. are the deputies there yet? >> reporter: they have not arrived yet. leonard keith wilson is expecting them any minute now. when they do, they are going to find a man in a wheel their with a lot of fight left in i am -- he has lived in this house for 26 years. he says it isçqfraud on the part of mortgage companies that is forcing him to lose his home. the hmc company the company that has the papers. he asked the -- he requested the original papers he showed us inside the house none of the papers bear his signature. we did contact hmc, we did not hear back from them. a short time ago he's in his wheelchair expecting deputies to evict him i asked him what are you gonna do when those deputies show up at your d

the case prompted the city to change its sanctuary policy to begin reporting undocumented juvenile offenders to federal authorities. >>> an oakland man blames predatory lending for what is scheduled to happen at his home of 26 years. deputies will try to evict the totally disabled man at around 6:00 this morning. neighborhood activists have other ideas. >> reporter: the man's name is leonard keith wilson. he has lived at this house at the corner of congress and monticello for 26 years. he's completely disabled. this morning at 6:00, his house is going to be foreclosed upon. he's going to be tossed, at least that's the plan. his story has caught the ear of 63-year-old tonya dennis who knows about foreclosures. one year ago she was evicted her house foreclosed upon. she is still living there, she back if, filed a lawsuit and she is still there. wilson, with dennis, is having a forensic audit done on this house. early indications are that this -- that hmc which has the mortgage is illegally foreclosing, according to miss dennis. they are planning on occupying the house they say he's not going t

the project, it would have been diminished. our community is a special part of the city. words cannot capture the magic of our part. it is a park in unique sanctuary. our community has been blessed by demi's vision, spirit, and artwork. we're blessed by community volunteers and residents. we're blessed to be served by our great city prepare to the park is at the heart of our city. -- request to be served by our great city. cayuga cairo the park is at the heart of our city. >> let's break some ground and cut the ribbon. marvin? [unintelligible] the shovel. [laughter] are we ready? all right. [applause] >> so exciting. [applause] [laughter] >> where do you want it, marvin? [laughter] supervisor kim: i am joined today by supervisor farrell and supervisor campos. we also want to thank the staff at sfgovtv. are there any announcements? >> the items on the agenda -- supervisor mar to the local agency formation commission. supervisor kim: it was previously held by a supervisor mirkarimi. motion? we will open up for public comment. >> we are part of the coalition a regular instead of alternate member. we have not heard back. i don't know if there is anyth

the project, it would have been diminished. our community is a special part of the city. words cannot capture the magic of our part. it is a park in unique sanctuary. our community has been blessed by demi's vision, spirit, and artwork. we're blessed by community volunteers and residents. we're blessed to be served by our great city prepare to the park is at the heart of our city. -- request to be served by our great city. cayuga cairo the park is at the heart of our city. >> let's break some ground and cut the ribbon. marvin? [unintelligible] the shovel. [laughter] are we ready? all right. [applause] >> so exciting. [applause] [laughter] >> where do you want it, marvin? [laughter] [beeping] voice: ready. ready. ready. ready. ready. announcer: it can be a little awkward when your friend tells you he's been diagnosed with a mental illness, but what's even more awkward is, if you're not there for him, he's less likely to recover. i'm here to help, man, whatever it takes. voice: ready.

the project, it would have been diminished. our community is a special part of the city. words cannot capture the magic of our part. it is a park in unique sanctuary. our community has been blessed by demi's vision, spirit, and artwork. we're blessed by community volunteers and residents. we're blessed to be served by our great city prepare to the park is at the heart of our city. -- request to be served by our great city. cayuga cairo the park is at the heart of our city. >> let's break some ground and cut the ribbon. marvin? [unintelligible] the shovel. [laughter] are we ready? all right. [applause] >> so exciting. [applause] [laughter] >> where do you want it, marvin? [laughter] chairperson nolan: good afternoon and happy new year. welcome to the january 3 meeting of the board of directors of the san francisco municipal transportation agency. please call the roll. director bridges: [resemt/ -- present. director oka: present. >> announcement of prohibition of sound-producing devices at the beginning of the meeting. pagersnd

. >> reporter: the case sparked a national controversy over san francisco's sanctuary city policy. as it turns out, ramos had committed a litany of violent crimes as a juvenile but wasn't referred to federal immigration authorities because of the city's policies. what his attorney insists is the entire controversy was misguided because it turns outrage most was legal all along. >> that was completely wrong because he did enter the country legally on a 10-year visa which i tried to get to the public but was not able to. so that whole sanctuary thing was for nought. >> reporter: department of customers could not comment but one federal official says that's not true, that ramos was granted a temporary visa back in 2000 and that at points during the last decade he has applied and been granted an extension but other times, you know what, he was denied. so that record is still a little fuzzy here. it is expected to be brought up during the trial. >> sounds like we'll have plenty of time to figure it out if this thing will go four to five months. >> reporter: yeah. a long trial. >> okay. j

now, the issue that i have a real problem with it at this point is that you have people -- we have a sanctuary city here. this guy was under the radar for committing a crime before. if he had turned over to immigration at the time he committed a crime, he would have been deported out of the city, out of the country. and what bothers me the most is that a whole family was wiped out by this guy. an innocent family coming home from a barbecue because he was -- they were mistaken as rival gang members. >> ron from san francisco. i want to turn it back to -- >> can i comment on ron and maybe even roberto? >> sure. >> for ron, let me just assure him that i don't think anyone, including the latino community or hispanic community, would ever want to have protections for serious criminal offenders. i mean, the point of immigration reform really is to allow for reforms that would create, you know, a system that we believe would allow for those who have been product i'ive, who have be making contributions to this country, to allow them to stay under a rational process and orderly process. but no one wants to

the most dedicated partners in our car drove partners across the city. its mission, conceived by a small group of san franciscans in 1988 is simple -- to provide a healing sanctuary to increase awareness of this national living tribute in golden gate park and to promote a learning and understanding of the human tragedy of the aids pandemic. in october 1996, a historic milestone was reached when congress and then president of united states bill clinton approved the national aids memorial grove act, identifying the site as a national treasure. in addition, the growth was bestowed an award for excellence in 1999. truly a sacred space, it is cared for by those who have suffered the effects of aids either directly or indirectly. a healing sanctuary of space, anyone who has experienced a national aids memorial grove work day immediately feels the light and love by those present and memories of those lost. this group works. a renovation of the old waterfall is under way. 17 defined areas are being planted and maintained by volunteers. six flagstone gathering areas are intended to regularly and the placement of an enormous sea are granite boulder, the 15 freestanding ben

i want to encourage states to help us enforce the law, and i would move to cut off all federal funding to any sanctuary cityefused to enforce the laws of the united states. please, in the next few hours, tell your friends and neighbors, if we get every conservative to decide that newt gingrich is the right person to stop a massachusetts moderate, we will win by a surprising margin, that will set the stage for us to win the nomination. that will set the stage for the debates with obama. the debates for obama will be something you build parties around. it will be fun. you will enjoy it. that will enable us to win the presidency, and then we'll get this country back in the right track. callista and i would love to shake your hands individually. because there's so many people, and because we're already running late and we don't want to compound it even more, it's very hard to take pictures or sign things, but we would love to see you and at least shake your hand and talk to you briefly. thank you all very, very much. ♪ only in america ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright

. >> reporter: the case sparked a national controversy over san francisco's sanctuary city policy. as it turns out, ramos committed a litany of violent crimes as a juvenile but wasn't referred to federal immigration authorities because of the city's policy. what ramos' attorneys insist, the entire controversy was misguided because he was supposed to have been legal all along. >> that was completely wrong because he did enter the country legally on a 10-year visa, which i tried to get to the public but was not able to. >> reporter: immigration and customs officials couldn't comment but one federal source who looked at the paperwork said that's not true. in fact, ramos was here on a temporary visa initially and that he had been applied and sometimes gotten an extension on that visa but sometimes, ken, his application was denied, especially as he got more and more crimes on his rap sheet through the years. >> there will be a paper trail that will show up in court. thank you, joe vazquez. >>> the san francisco paramedic is recovering after her ambulance was t-boned by a car at an inters

the case gained nationwide attention after it was revealed that ramos was an undocumented immigrant with an arrest record and was never deported because of san francisco's sanctuary city position. >>> a victim is described as an adult male who was walking on the tracks. no one on board the train was injured. caltrans reports this was the second fatality of 2012 on its tracks. last year 16 people died after being hit by caltranss. >>> today, mayor jean quan down played a situation where she ran into protesters in washington, d.c. >> the people came to the car, police broke them up. about one minute, no excitement. >>> arizona congresswoman giffords plans to resign this week so she can focus on her recovery. she delivered the message today in a you tube video. >> thank you for your prayers. and for giving me time to recover. i have more work to do on my recovery. so to do what is best for arizona, i will step down this week. i am getting better. >> she says her spirits are high and that she plans to return to public service once he is better. giffords was shot in the head during a campaign appearance last january. >>> firefighters are tracking down thieves who took life

the case made national news after it was revealed that edwin ramos was an undocumented immigrant with an arrest record but was never deported because of san francisco's sanctuary city policy. >>> napa state hospital has ended an overnight lockdown after locating a patient who escaped last night. hospital officials say they found the man about 10:20 this morning at rally's grocery store across the road from the hospital. witnesses say about 10 to 15 hospital police officers came into the store and took the man into custody. earlier hospital officials said he had scaled a courtyard fence and claimed he was somewhere in a 77 acre area that surrounded by a razor wire fence and motion detectors. >>> authorities say a burglary spix critically injured during a police chase last week in newark has died. investigators say 20-year-old rajwaun atkins was one of three men in a chevy malibu running from police when the car crashed into another car at cherry street and mowry avenue. rajwaun atkins died friday. the crash also killed the 69- year-old driver of that other car. police say the other two men ran from the car but officers captured them nearby. they're being held on par

the law. i would move to cut off all federal funding to any sanctuary city which refuse to enforce the law.riends and neighbors if we did every conservative to decide that newt gingrich is the right person to stop a massachusetts moderate we will win by a surprising margin. that will set the stage for us to win the nomination, and that will set the stage for the debates with obama. the debates with obama, you will enjoy it. because there are so many people, and because we are already running late, it is very hard to take pictures or sign things. we would love to see you and shake your hand and talk to you briefly. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ only in america ♪ ♪ been c-span3 [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> south carolina voters have been adding to the polls today for the gop presidential primary. they have been seeing nine names on their belts even though some of the candidates have withdrawn. none of the nine certified canada's had officially withdrawn in time to have their -- certified candidates ha

the sanctuary. that is one of the things i would do in the opening day. i would say no century cities or any federal funds, period. [applause] now, i want you to help lead us. i want all of you to join in. >> [all] i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. [applause] >> everybody come this way. i would love to see each one of you. [room noise] [room noise ] [general hubbub] [inaudible conversations] [crowd noise] ♪ ♪ ♪ [crowd noise] [crowd noise] [room noise] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [inaudble conversations] [crowd noise] ♪ ♪ >> i need your help tuesday. hello. need your help. thank you both. need your help to state. -- tuesday. thank you. thank you, i need your help. >> thank you for coming. you reinforce my feelings for you. >> got my vote. >> you,. i need your help. a i need your help tuesday. >> you will have my health. -- you'll have my help the. >> thank you very much and good luck. >> i need your help tuesday. hello, that's a great color. i like

the law. i would move to cut off all federal funding to any sanctuary city which refuse to enforce the law.l your friends and neighbors if we did every conservative to decide that newt gingrich is the right person to stop a massachusetts moderates, we will win by a surprising margin. that will set the stage for us to win the nomination but that will set the stage for the debates with obama. the debates with bob will be fought -- the debates with obama, you will enjoy it. because there are so many people, and because they're already running late, it is very hard to take pictures or sign things. we would love to see you and shake your hand and talk to you briefly. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ ♪only in america ♪ >> the road to the white house coverage shows to the candidate events leading up to saturday's south carolina primary. >> the obama administration just came down with the policies that said in their program, she cannot teach abstinence. as a preferable way of avoiding out of wedlock births. and she cannot talk about marriage as any other than an alternative lifestyle that is no be

city was protected. >> reporter: a judge last year dismissed a family lawsuit against san francisco over the sanctuary policy. reporting live. david stevenson. >> a new stress study finds levels of a single hormone may help predict the long term effects of trauma. it looked at 300 police recruits the bay area and new york. they found that those with higher cortizone levels were more likely to are higher reactions to stress. the results could eventually help doctors treat or even prevent ptsd. >>> shares of cisco went up. jp morgan upgraded its recommendation on the tech giant. it also raised its target price for the stock to $21 a share. analysts say a perfect storm of problems including major layoffs is not likely to be repeated in 2012. the shares rose 3.5% to close at $18.66 a share. wall street welcomed the new year with a good first day of trading. the dow surged 180 points, the nasdaq 44 points. invetors were encouraged by gains for bank of america and caterpillar. >> the early results continue to come in from the iowa republican caucuss. here are the latest numbers in to the ktvu newsroom. ron

the sanctuary. that is one of the things i would do in the opening day. i would say no century citiesy federal funds, period. -- no sanctuary cities get any federal funds, period. [applause] now, i want you to help lead us. i want all of you to join in. >> [all] i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. [applause] >> everybody come this way. i would love to see each one of you. ♪ ["let freedom ring" playing] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] ♪ ♪ [inaudible] ♪ >> this camera right here. >> thank you very much. [unintelligible] >> thank you for coming. >> thank you very much. >> these town hall meetings are much more effective than the debates. [unintelligible] >> what do you think? [unintelligible] >> thank you. >> thank you. good luck. >> you have your -- you have my vote. >> thank you. i need your help. >> look at the camera? this gentleman will take a right her

. >> in the law, you must transfer them to sanctuary, 25 miles away from ground zero, which means virginia and maryland. >> reporter: defenders of the act say it does not apply to common city. but in mcdonogh's view, a rat by any other name is still a rat. >> the ones they are talking about are also carriers and breeders and dangerous. they carry the same kinds and similar diseases. just because they're more rare or something of that nature doesn't make any difference. >> reporter: the maryland attorney general's office tells wjz, that any transport of animals to maryland for release in the wild, requires a permit from the department of natural resources and that the animals must be free of disease. >> we are asking washington, d.c. right now how are -- what are the details of the program? >> reporter: mcdonogh's bill is a work in progress. reporting live from annapolis, i'm pat warren. now, back to you on tv hill. >> the d.c. law took effect in 2010. >>> well, ravens fans are busy making plans for this sunday's afc championship. and snapping up all of the ravens gear and supplies that they can. complete coverage continues with gigi barnett. she has more on this. >> report

the opening day. i would say no sanctuary cities get any federal funds, periods. of you to join in. and you help lead us. >> i mental allegiance -- pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. thank you. [applause] >> everybody come this way and i would love to see each one of you. you can either come this way or that way. ♪ >> welcome. >> glad to be here. >> thank you very much. >> i think town hall meetings are much more effective than the debate. you get to know the paoeeople. >> we need your help. come out on tuesday. >> thank you. good luck. >> you have my vote. >> thank you. i need your help. >> how are you, sir? i need your help on tuesday. >> ithank you. >> i will be there. >> i need your help. >> thank you. good luck. >> hi. i need your help tuesday. >> thank you. >> thanks very much. >> good luck. >> thank you. >> i'm for very strict rules and protecting people. control the border is a big first step. thank you. good to see you. he