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 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,

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 li

the sanctuary ordinance was created back in 1989. it just had its 20-year anniversary. the human rights commission is named as the enforcement agency in the sanctuary ordinance. what that means is that no cityemployee or no city resources can go towards

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, it is going to be at 25 venice, sweet 800, november 17 at 5:30.

served a provision for violent crimes will was not supported back to el salvador feet has of the sanctuary city policy that san francisco has. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. it is easy. there's no traffic and a lot of sunshine. we will be right back. thus the >>mark: a quick update on the weather forecasts, it temperatures in the mid- upper 60s for today through sunday cooling down next to it as a storm blows and with clouds monday afternoon and evening. we could see heavy rain during the morning commute on tuesday. >>darya: in walnut creek there will be made beefed up police presence and the downtown area. there will be checking on the bars after nine people were arrested and police or injured in several drunken bar fights along locust streets. >>mark: we are back into minutes as the kron4 news continues. a really nice day as and temperatures are starting to warm up. temperatures are moving smoothly. fifth thing for coughlin and >>george: is a very nice friday ride around the bay area. there are no hot spot or anything in the weight of slow traffic. the westbound bay br

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 [ unintelligible ] it is known as a sanctuary city that says undocumented workers don't have to fear law enforcement. terry mcsweeney joins us with the story. >> reporter: the marchers just left they are on their way down university where a couple lanes of traffic are blocked off. they are protesting america's immigration especially what they call the silent raids by immigration officials. they were making quite a bit of noise about it. those attending held signs saying thingsyrñ such as fight immigrant bashing, schools not jails and health care not warfare.n.a organizers of this rally say require employers to#çç produce documents proving employees are here legally. exactly the kind of raid that led to the firing of 200 workers here in berkeley. readers out here say the buck stops at president obama's immigration policy -- >> we are arguing for papers for all, jobs for all, distribute the wealth accordingly in order to fix this problem. obama is following a corporate main stream policy that is severely attacking immigrants even though he co-ops the message of immigrants using yes we

the [ unintelligible ] it is known as a sanctuary city that says undocumented workers don't have to fear law enforcement. terry mcsweeney joins us with the story. >> reporter: the marchers just left they are on their way down university where a couple lanes of traffic are blocked off. they are protesting america's immigration especially what they call the silent raids by immigration officials. they were making quite a bit of noise about it. those attending held signs saying thingsyrñ such as fight immigrant bashing, schools not jails and health care not warfare.n.a organizers of this rally say require employers to#çç produce documents proving employees are here legally. exactly the kind of raid that led to the firing of 200 workers here in berkeley. readers out here say the buck stops at president obama's immigration policy -- >> we are arguing for papers for all, jobs for all, distribute the wealth accordingly in order to fix this problem. obama is following a corporate main stream policy that is severely attacking immigrants even though he co-ops the message of immigrants using yes we

the fence, because you are supposed to not have medicine. federal benefits. federal restrictions. we are supposed to be a sanctuary city. stand up with our patients and speak up with us. please, on behalf of students and patients, stand up with us and ask the fed to butt out. thank you. >> my name is marquise. i am a member of access of love. i have seen five clubs close that i was a member to. now i do not have the ability to get my meds like a used to -- like i used to. i am going up for back surgery. i am in pain. this is the medicine that helps me get through every day. without this, if more clubs close, if more places cease to exist, if the federal crackdown continues, i am afraid that most of our city residents will vanish without this madison. please stand up for your members of your community that need this. we're depending on it. you should too. >> good evening, board of supervisors. i am a member of access of love. i want to stand in solidarity with access for safe medicine. i am troubled by the attack on the dispensaries and the patience, and the right to medical cannabis. we as americans have a right to fair

in two thousand and eight but the only thing uncle flett russia or sanctuary needs something is settled in the sleeping quiet town of city guy it offered a new anonymous life the man claimed putin was his number one enemy so hiding in europe he believed was the only safe solution today by the living and co is still afraid to open this door not because of putin though but because of his landlord to whom hill has a lot of money this miserable life has made him a slave of his sanctuary. likely dinny uncle sold everything he had in russia to come to italy he opened a small business several years ago but it went bankrupt things got worse when the seventy three year old had buried his wife marjorie now fears her casket could be removed because he hasn't paid the coast of a burial plot and it's been months since the electricity was shot up to his flat he's lost forty euros went on a gas canister and that is gone. this is how i warm myself there was i open this door to let the southern wind inside. there is east and there is russia my homeland your. throat and i want to go home to russia. i don't want to stay here. he did a grea

2011 you were asked what should we do with our immigration policies, you said seal the borders, eliminate sanctuary cities they will go home. no mosques in america. islam is a totalitarian way of life. it's not just a religion. you said islam is not just a religion. it's a totalitarian way of life and went on from there. in 2003 you talked about how your god a real god and a muslim god an idol. >> let, go back to the no mosque in american. just call me joe biden. i wish i could take that one back. i was refer together mosque at ground zero and no mosque of triumph in america. it was a bad statement. i wish i can take it back. but what i meant was at ground zero. i just said i support the rights of muslims to worship according to the five pill arts of islam, and -- the five pillars of islam. and i have repeatedly said we need to come alongside the muslim side of islam in america that rejects sharia. if anybody would do the research and look at what i have said instead of taking things out of context in isolation. i'm standing about it muslims that reject sharia. i even tonight a book called "sharia, the na

exhumeties throughout the state that we -- immigrant communities throughout the state that we don't want you here. >> we're not a sanctuary city or county we're a county that opposes illegal immigration. >> reporter: walker says this is a first of a series of plans to combat illegal immigration. megan mccorkel. >> reporter: a similar ordnance passed. >>> one of men passed between the 2010 election robo calls goes on trial accused of suppressing calls. derek valcourt has more on his free speech defense. >> reporter: a group of supporters follow political consultant julius henson to court. he's hoping to avoid the same fate as paul shoruck who now awaits sentencing for sending robocalls to registered democrats hinting there was no need to go vote. >> if governor o'malley and president obama have been success. we're okay. relax, everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> basically the state made a mistake in bringing this case and we'll prove it. >> reporter: hinson admits he was also behind the robo calls. rhonda russell is going to testify that the calls she recorded were a sort of reverse psycholo

the white church. big enough? it's like a city block, right? here's another one. you can't quite see the whole thing, but you see that dome? this is the sanctuary. this thing with the enormous dome on it. so here's kelly ingram park which didn't have any signs back in 1963. it's been completely relandscaped. so this is on one corner right across from the church. and those words are pretty cool, right? place of revolution and reconciliation. it's not enough just to be a place of revolution. when they end up chopping the heads off the losers, people remember it for hundreds of years. the beauty of nonviolent direct action, it was the only tactic that had a chance of converting the people on the other side. so here's the city of birmingham which eventually had a black mayor. richard airington. almost astonishing to think this city had a black mayor. so i love these words that there are revolution and reconciliation. you can't have one without the other and have it work. and that's sort of a circular thing in the middle of the park. revolution. reconciliation. this is a statue of king. i don't know if you can read that. his dream, liberated birming

city laws regarding our sanctuary status. our city has two decades of laws on our books in support and project support of safe and legal access to cannabis, evolving from the aids crisis. 16 states have fallen in our footsteps. our city has a medical cannabis task force comprised of legal experts. this major media attention and concern, as this also affects a leading contributor to the general fund. we asked the mayor to step up, speak up for the patients. thank you. >> my name is denise story. herbal medicines are under attack, and so are the commons, which covers public space and libraries. the dea and drug companies seem to want their bill money back. they miss it. we, the people, have seen victims of casualties of election-time politics. the middle class are mainly liberal. we need to preserve the middle class, what is left of them. i worry about increasing corporate control of government and vulture capitalists eroding our democracies around the world, privatizing to serve their own interest, buying our government. they do not want to pay taxes, but they will by governments. public space is vital to a fair and vibrant bubble-up economy, as opposed to

. >> councilman walker admits he's unsure what the impact will be, but says his message is clear. >> we aren't a sanctuary city or county. we're a county that opposed illegal immigration. >> a similar ordinance passed in carroll county in 2006. frederick county is also considering a bill to make english its official language. >>> turning to sports and the aftermath of it, the wife of new england patriots tom brady is causing quite a stir talking about the team's loss of the super bowl. she said players have to catch the ball when they're supposed to and brady can't throw and catch at the same time. brady has yet to comment on his wife's remarks. >> i give her a huge round of applause. some guy trying to say her husband needs to catch the ball. she had to school an american male on football. he throws the ball, he doesn't catch it. sit the guy in the corner and revoke his man card. revoke it or suspend it? it's a tough one, we may have to call the council into session on this one. >>> next up: the nfl draft. cannot wait to hear the words. the ravens are on the clock. >> should be interesting. >>> let's take a l

the sanctuary was made whole. i'm hoping in his spirit, he's at peace because today was a very good day. i extend him as mayor of the citys joins us, as well. a well-known songwriter. you worked a lot with whitney. tell us about your experience inside the church. from where we are, it seemed amazing. >> i produced three songs for whitney. every time we were in her presence we talked music. she loved newark. we talked about andy bay and the basses, her family, they were all from newark. the fact her ceremony took place here in newark would have meant the world to her. the music, the performances were so obviously spiritual and sent a message to the world that whitney believed in god. she never wavered in her faith. we parade together many times. when whitney spoke to you, you felt the spirit of an angel speaking to you. when i was producing her, she said gordon, you need to do your solo career. she was an angel. she was angelically celebrated today. >> one thing i felt was sad was aretha franklin was too sick to perform. she was called the godmother by many members of the fap family. that would have been nice to add to th

the new city bucket. >>> the contra costa county board of supervisors will hold a special meeting to discuss the church project. here's a designed of the proposed 66,000 square foot sanctuaryfacility near walnut creek. some are concerned about the size of the facility and the creation of more traffic. >>> san jose native is among the top 24 finalists on american idol. that's a voice. this is the seek time 17-year- old deandre has appeared on the show. last season he made it to the top 40 before being eliminated. last night family members and friends came out to the high five pizza restaurant to watch his performance. tomorrow night they will find out if he makes it through to the next round. don't forget you can watch all the american idol action right here on ktvu channel 2 beginning at #tonight. >>> let's go to sal. crashes all over the place tonight. >> that is right. we have a crash that is blocking all the lanes. cig alert issued at eastbound 580 at 164 as they try to clear this crash. traffic is quickly backing up. and quickly let's go to 880, 280 at the 880 interchange that is slow. >>> our system is moving through very, very fast. there is breaks to the north. ther