is a reason why this board of supervisor uninen mississippily passed and the mayors sign our sank ware policy and i think what gets lost in the hysteria and coverage provided is the fact that at the end of the day sank ware policy is about public safety and making cities like san francisco a safer place. ultimately sank ware policies are about letting the undocumented people who live in a city like san francisco and they are a part of every neighborhood have the ability and the trust to come forward when they are the victims of a crime or when they are witnesses of a crime. the only reason they will come forward in a place like san francisco is because they have trust that law enforcement is not going to focus on the enforcement of immigration. there are examples of how many cases where undocumented people by coming forward have increased the safety of their communities. when the discussion was happening in loss angeles chief bratmen talked about a number of homicides in la and it took a undocumented man to come forward and say this is what i saw to catch the person. by coming forward

ware later died at the hosptial.ses thought >>:"i think they had a lot to do with his death, i think the police had a lot to do with it because his head was swole." >>:"people hearing him scream, its just a bunch of conflicting stories, i don't believe t-p-d to being honest." >> vicki: investigators will be looking a dash-cam footage to get a better picture of what happened. that video will later be released to the public. >> vicki: recent talk about a possible wet el nino winter cannot arrive soon enough in the high sierra. on his visit to assess the impact of the drought, kron four's rob fladeboe shows you how the water in lake tahoe. is getting lower and farther away. every day. >> reporter: if you want to take a dip in lake tahoe you'll have to walk a ways because the water is just ankle deep for hundreds of yards. >> : there is only a few ball ran center opened >> reporter: the tahoe conservancy's patrick farther away every day. >> : even as we speak the lake is trying-drying>> patrick wright/lake tahoe conserva

is a reason why this board of supervisor uninen mississippily passed and the mayors sign our sank ware policy and i think what gets lost in the hysteria and coverage provided is the fact that at the end of the day sank ware policy is about public safety and making cities like san francisco a safer place. ultimately sank ware policies are about letting the undocumented people who live in a city like san francisco and they are a part of every neighborhood have the ability and the trust to come forward when they are the victims of a crime or when they are witnesses of a crime. the only reason they will come forward in a place like san francisco is because they have trust

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he has gays or lesbians that attend the services each sunday in this sanction ware. if they asked to be married, the abs answer is no based on the religious beliefs. >> i am not religious big got. i am a bible believing and i hope that people will respect that. >> the high court said in a same sex decision that churches have the right to follow the beliefs and a law professor and the university say that is the law is clear. >> it's perfectly fine for them to do whatever they want about the same sex mar ladies and gentlemen and theviews are protected and a clergy person having to perform. that's froektprotected. >> they seem to adplee and this man declined to give their name. >> churches have the right to do what they want to do. >> however, some have split on the same sex you i don't knows and -- the pastor says that he welcomes anyone. >> anyone that's watching that's gay is welcome. everybody is welcome to the church. >> they can not get married here. >> i will tell them a good place to get married. >>> an appearance about to get under way in san francisco. >> i wa

once in handcuffs ware said he was having trouble breathing. they immediately called paramedics, but he died. investigators are looking at dash cam video to find out what happened. >> the giants beat the phillies 4-2. it was the phillies 62nd loss this season, setting the franchise record for the most losses before the all star break. the phillies resume play on friday when they face the marlins for a 6 game home stand. >>> sixers took the night off before playing in the last four games. >> women from across the country took the stage to vie for the title of miss u.s.a. find out who took home the crowd. >> reporter: 87 degrees the high. temperatures right around average. it's warm and humid we're getting unsettled later in the week details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> olivia jordon, from oklahoma has been crowned miss u.s.a. nbc and u.n. vision dumped the show after comments made by mexican immigrants. it found a home on the cable network reels. >> i feel sorry for the girls because of his comments they didn't g

kate steinly family will testify in front of senate judiciary committee about city sanction ware laws. man charmed with kate death francisco sanchez is 5 team days importante. sanction ware law helped protect sanchez from deimportant taechlingts lieutenant governor gnaw some said today the policy need to be changed. >> i hope some lessons learned hear. nothing worse than sort of dismiss the tragedy and the magnitude of the tragedy. >> archbishop of san francisco sent a letter to the senate committee saying quote just humanitarian policy should not be abandoned because of flaw in the system. chris will be in washington for the steinly family testimony and he will have live reports tomorrow at 5 and 6:00 o'clock. >>> tonight berkeley police try to track down a burglar who broke into a camera shop. surveillance video from the looking black photo on ashby avenue show burglar sneaking into the store early saturday morning watch the guy. police say he smashed a door with a brick to get inside then stole several thousand dollars worth of equipment. alarm went off but burglar was gone before

kate steinly family will testify in front of senate judiciary committee about city sanction ware laws. man charmed with kate death francisco sanchez is 5 team days importante. sanction ware law helped protect sanchez from deimportant taechlingts lieutenant governor gnaw some said today the policy need to be changed. >> i hope some lessons learned hear. nothing worse than sort of dismiss the tragedy and the magnitude of the tragedy. >> archbishop of san francisco sent a letter to the senate committee saying quote just humanitarian policy should not be abandoned because of flaw in the system. chris will be in washington for the steinly family testimony and he will have live reports tomorrow at 5 and 6:00 o'clock. >>> tonight berkeley police try to track down a burglar who broke into a camera shop. surveillance video from the looking black photo on ashby avenue show burglar sneaking into the store early saturday morning watch the guy. police say he smashed a door with a brick to get inside then stole several thousand dollars worth of equipment. alarm went off but burglar was gone before

. >> reporter: that is because san francisco is a sanction ware city, it means that a city does not help with immigration investigations or arrests unless ryed by law or a warrant. >> there is no city in america that has been more creative about trying to avoid helping united states emigration. >> reporter: david camp.has been a supporter of san francisco's policy. he wrote legislation to expand it in 2009, to protect young, undocumented immigrants. he did not return my messages on the phone or via text. text the supervisor read but never responded to. there was no answer at his home, either. my colleague did catch up with another san francisco super- viator. >> i am not--soup viator. >> i am not--sue visor. >> i am not going--soup visor. >> i am not going to- -supervisor. >> i am not going to address that. >> kate's father says he will not be distracted by the suspect's past. he wants to stay focused on his daughter's memory. >> the justice will work its way through the system. but our foe does is on kate. i nicknamed her photo, you can see the photo--her pretty, you can see the photo.

kate steinly family will testify in front of senate judiciary committee about city sanction ware laws. man charmed with kate death francisco sanchez is 5 team days importante. sanction ware law helped protect sanchez from deimportant taechlingts lieutenant governor gnaw some said today the policy need to be changed. >> i hope some lessons learned hear. nothing worse than sort of dismiss the tragedy and the magnitude of the tragedy. >> archbishop of san francisco sent a letter to the senate committee saying quote just humanitarian policy should not be abandoned because of flaw in the system. chris will be in washington for the steinly family testimony and he will have live reports tomorrow at 5 and 6:00 o'clock. >>> tonight berkeley police try to track down a burglar who broke into a camera shop. surveillance video from the looking black photo on ashby avenue show burglar sneaking into the store early saturday morning watch the guy. police say he smashed a door with a brick to get inside then stole several thousand dollars worth of equipment. alarm went off but burglar was gone before

fred has a wonderful collection of table ware.bby or elitist, you are eating off of vintage table ware is one of the great joys of life. >> this is the interesting paradox of you guys. you aspire to a democratic establishment open to all and yet you are hopeless romantics when it comes to the art of living. but the sustenance is required. look at this. like say ox tail followed perhaps bay chilled lobster ala par reezian. >> the art of dining is disappearing much to our chagrin. i work super hard at being an excellent dining companion. >> when seeking excellence in a dining companion what qualities does one look for? >> i turn my phone off. i never put my elbows on the table. >> really? >> of course. come prepaired with stories. don't drink too much. don't bp sloppy. no elbows on the table? >> no. it's not proper. >> i am a total failure as a dining companion. what is that? what's that, you ask, an iconic classic of gastronomy. >> look at that sauce. holy crap. the devilishly difficult royale, a boneless wild hare sered on top of

. >> albert ware is another inmate expecting a visit from his wife.ill likely never leave anamosa. 20 years ago he killed a man in a bungled robbery attempt and was sentenced to life without parole. >> although i didn't intend to kill a man, i did kill a man. i just have to be a man about it. >> ware is one of the few inmates who has remained married while serving a life sentence. >> it's rare. most guys that were married when they came in here, they don't stay married long. >> al, you got a visit. >> all right, thanks. my wife is the most important person in my life. the visits that we have here are the only contact we have. she'll come and visit me. when she leaves, i'll just sit back and i will wait for the next visit. we just have to take them as we get them. >> hi, honey. good to see you, honey. >> same here. >> it's been a while. >> yeah. >> how long has it been? >> a couple months probably. >> how are the boys doing? >> fine. >> staying out of trouble, huh? >> yeah. i usually come as often as i can. because he's my life. i just want to be with

so it is important to avoid having kang wares refuges for people who are felons like -- having sang wares refuges for people who are felons. then we have this story, july 22, elizabeth harrington, points out that the obama administration, not only are they not planning on enforces -- enforcing the law despite all the hogwash coming out of the white house press room, not only are they not going to enforce the law, here's what's coming out. the oarticle points out, the obama administration is moving forward with plans to expand a waiver program that will allow additional illegal aliens to remain in the country rather than apply for legal status from abroad. the department of homeland security issued a proposed rule on tuesday that would make changes to a waiver program created by president barack obama's executive action on immigration in 2013. unconstitutional as it was. the action created a waiver that primarily allowed illegal immigrants with a u.s. spouse or student to save but this new rule expands eligibility to a host of other cat gores of illegal aliens. jessica druwan, director at

mays [inaudible] pro 'sank ware. pause in a new direction. paula gray, a new direction includes a new mayor. a couple weeks ago the mission people rallied here and a man kept saying there is no plan. here is a start of one. a new mayor, he or she held pause elisact evictions. [inaudible] ban no fault or cause evictions mpt number 3, establishes rent control for all market rate apartments. their rates are frozen and if you have been here, lived here in a market rate apartment and there are vee few people that have for 10 years, your rate gets frozen and pegged at fiver years ago. we want to protect and keep people in the neighborhoods and a healthy neighborhood has long term residence there. even the techys that have been here 3 or 4 years are starting to have problems because their rent goes up 10 percent each year. all rents, cost of living, caps, i said it was 5 percent >> thank you very much. next speaker please >> we'll get it fixed. thank you. are there any other members of the public who would like to provide public comment at the time

the spy agency denied claims that they used spy ware to monitor south koreans. harry fawcett reports from seoul. >> reporter: the 46-year-old agent to the intelligence servant from n i.s. was found dead in his car on thursday. next to him a 3-page will. part has been released to the media on sunday. he can reassure the public that the hacking programme that he was involved in the purchase and technical operations, was not used against seen civilians. they delight the data. to prevent controversy from attaching itself. it denied that it used the program to monitor south koreans. it restricted usage to the monitoring of north korean agents. however, the service does have form in this area in the past. the two spy chiefs in charge between 1999 and 2003 were convicted after having been found to have overseen the monitoring of 2,000 south korean civilians. very senior south koreans involved in business and media. in 2012 the agency used the online presence to smear the liberal opponents, the victor of the presidential commitment. a retrial was ordered from the spy ch

they are made of earthen ware clay. very basic sort of design and material. these -- there were literally hundreds on board the ships. unfortunately most of them broke. but we do have some intact examples. these were used to carry wine, to carry oil, to carry perhaps food stuffs. but they are sort of a hallmark of a spanish colonial ship. when you see a lot of these olive jars, you know it's probably a spanish ship. we are always looking for little things on the sea floor and here we were able to find the needle in the haystack so to speak. these are literally needles from the wreck of the atocha and bronze straight pins from both ship wrecks the atocha and margarita. it's remarkable they are there. but, you know, had to sew clothes, you had to make those sorts of repairs while you were at sea so these things were essential. essential part of life at sea, being able to sew. the steel needles were found as a clump, s all fused together in a mass and that clump had to be taken apart in the laboratory so each needle was separated from the others and then each ne

he falls in love with lisa land wares. >> my mom said, she could see why i fell for him, my dad said, are you sure you don't want to wait. >> my wife is from minnesota, it has been a culture shock for her, it is 120 miles to the nearest movie theaters, old-timers would say that country is hard on horses and women. jamie: in 1998 their first child julie is born, a cowgirl flew through and through. >> another mouth to feed, you know what am i going to do. jamie: ratchets up the pressure on clayton to make the ranch financially viable now. >> a way to buy enough land to raise cows for a living. jamie: clayton runs into a stranger who was prospecting near the bad lands. >> he said this might sell for $500, it was a fragment of bone. >> they were fossils, from giant beasts who lived here eons ago. clayton figures if there are that many valuable fossils on the neighbor's land, this must be as many on his. could they help him keep his home on the range. >> i started watching and picking up fragments lear and there and learning more about it. i got excited this stuff is everywhere. jamie: bec

sanchez came to the city as a sanction ware thinking he wouldn't pursued by law enforcement. he has been deported five teams and had drug charges dropped against him. leon: he claims he found the gun on a beverage wrapped in a t -- gun wrapped in a t-shirt. maureen: today they were demanding the confederate flag be taken down from the both chambers of the south carolina assembly. it has been a topic of debate since the deadly shooting inside a charleston church. some say it's significant but others say it's a symbol of hate. leon: not going down without a fight. former attorney general eric holder returning to private practice in d.c. he rejoined the law practice. he worked there for eight years before joining the administration in 2009. the firm said that holder would work on complex investigation and litigation. maureen: still ahead on "abc7 news at 6:00". the name is famous but the location is new. soft opening of a new ben's chili bowl. we will take you there in a live ror. leon: getting hungry looking at that! bracing for a hot week. temperatures in the 90's here. doug h

you want to get yourself a good tupper ware container with a lid. put your detergent in water.ll cap in there and get shaking. once you're done take it right out. see ta balloon in your hand? you're wondering what you do with it, this is going to keep the shape. let it dry that. it's going to smell great, be clean. all good. this is a great way to get the bad odors out of your tennis shoes. take a little bit of essential oil. mix it in with some baking soda. it absorbs all the odors. but with that little hint of seeks oil, you're also giving it some good smells. pour it straight in and give it a little bit of a shake. let that sit overnight. shake that baking soda right out of there. and your shoes are ready to go. >> what did you think? good tips huh? >> yeah i was just thinking i got some funky stuff laying around the house right now. >> funky stuff. >> yeah. >> i'd wash the baseball caps because the balloon thing is pretty. but the funky stuff, you're on your own. >> that's the news for this half hour folks. >> follow us on >>> this morning on "world news now," extreme condi

yeah, and the pans go ton bottom rack and do not use the dishwasher for cast iron or nonstick cook ware. my wife says that it's best to wash those by hand. >> she keeps on having to tell you that. >>> meteorologist jim on the outside. do you want to weigh in on this at all? >> i guess that he is not. >> look at the lightening storm there. drew, are you there? >> you can you hear me. i am awful loading the dishwasher. there's going to be a lot of that eating over the weekend. we have hot dogs and burgers and it's going to be perfect kbril grilling weather out there. let's go to live doppler and what we're seeing right now is a lot of nothing. we're seeing a couple of isolated showers and once gain they have moved out of here and in the north bay and now all is quiet. it's in the south bay and the camera is showing you a high thin vail of cloud cover and the sun peeking out and the clouds are coming down and good news not as hot in the afternoon and we're looking dry for the holiday weekend and comfortable. 64 in downtown and 62 in oakland. 75 in fremont coming in at 71. sunshine giving w

the federal government they need the cooperation of sanction ware -- sanctuary cities but mostly thereleased 30,000 criminal aliens back on to our streets. it's a very serious problem. >> so let's talk a little bit about why, okay? you have this problem. i think jim said it very well there. there's a lot of problems on a lot of levels. and in doing my research you understand the issue of how sanction ware sanctuary cities came to be and why and very clearly. it wasn't just a free pass to illegal aliens. the system is broken and you guys at d.c. failed to fix it at the federal level. your committee passed a bill and proposition that would fix the problems with isis and their localities and it's gone nowhere for months to address that part of the problem. >> we definitely want that bill and several other. five enforcement bills passed out of the judicial committee and homeland security committee he want all of those bills brought to the floor of the house. we'll bring one bill that addresses part of this problem. >> why hasn't it happened? >> well, because there is not consensus here o

had to search their agency networks for the harmful mal-ware. mr. president, cyber threats move at the speed of light. no organization that takes cybersecurity seriously would rely upon a game of telephone tag to guard the security of their information. i would also note that at the time the o.p.m. breach actually occurred the latest version of einstein had been deployed on less than 25% of the dot-gov network. mr. president, i would ask unanimous consent that i be permitted to proceed for three more minutes. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. collins: thank you mr. president. so even if the government had detected the mal-ware immediately, the government civility to protect all of the networks would have taken that much longer because d.h.s.'s best intrusion system was not deployed widely enough. and, inexplicably, to this day it is still not installed at o.p.m. despite the information it stores as the chief federal officers for federal employees and real estate tirees. mr. president, if we fail to give these much-needed authorities to d

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ben ware made adjustments - treating his water to reduce his acidity. can i look. >> sure. you make this any day. kind of like you are adding tone to the water. it's not quite the same kem cam. but similar. that is what we are doing. while they believe the method is helping oysters survive. it has not eliminated die offs. after good years, oyster lava are again dying in large numbers. there's more research done. showing that it is more serious water. >> we have been around for 120 years, and we want to be around for 120 years. this is a global issue. this is something all the world oceans are going to have to deal with at some point. >> important to us, it's important to a lot of other people. we don't know all the effects happen. >> as one-year-old nia taylor carries the torch, the tailors hope leaders are paying attention so kids like nia have a legacy to observe. >>> that's "america tonight", tell us what you think. at aljazeera.com/americatonight talk to us on twitter and facebook, come back, we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. >> the taliban confirms its lea

the charity race as wareness and money and trying to find a cure for all kids with cancer. >> crews cruised the roads of buck country in the 6th annual road alley to dumb up new hope auto show which starts august 8. all proceeds go through local scholarships and fox chase cancer center. >> still to come tonight the banned for suspect for life and parking space ut battle to the company called threatening forcing a florida man top look elsewhere. the surprise message for the voice behind froze ep's anna. >> we're tracking showers and thunderstorms north and west of 95 corridor. those will move in for start of workweek on monday. we'll talk about the details in >> ban interested in stepping foot in all starbucks stores after a battle in a parking space. reserved for physically disabled. he confronted drivers illegally pack parking in accessible spot in his store in st. petersburg. starbucks accuses him of threatening well-being of his customers. >> big threat i made i will embarrass you in front of everybody if you don't move your car. we want starbucks to wake up and 134e8 smell the coffee. >

police say they responded to a report 35-year-old anthony ware was sitting on a porch with a gun.hey say they chased ware into the woods, where they say he resisted arrest, and was pepper-sprayed and placed in handcuffs. he collapsed and was later pronounced dead. his death is under investigation. wisconsin republican governor scott walker is due to announce his candidacy for president today. walker is known for gutting collective bargaining rights for public sector workers in 2011. on sunday, he signed a state budget which slashes funding for the university of wisconsin, expands the voucher program for private schools, and eliminates the state's living wage law. a key trial on voting rights opens today in north carolina. after the supreme court gutted the voting rights act in 2013, north carolina passed a series of restrictions, ending same-day registration and reducing early voting days. a federal judge will now consider whether those restrictions unconstitutionally discriminate against african americans. the naacp has voted to end its 15-year boycott of south carolina after the

high status household, you would have greater exposure because it comes from pewter from fancy glazed wares it leaks into the food delete. jane:robert hunt, america's first anglican minister was wrapped in a shroud. the others had confidence befitting their status. how did you know where they were buried? >> there is a distinctive stain in the soil, and also a distinctive shape to the grave shaft. we found them rot here -- right here, one by one. jane:the discovery is important because they were all among the first settlers. >> they saw the earliest challenges to the colony, saw jamestown through some of its toughest times. it helps save jamestown and english america for posterity. jane:one grave contained a mysterious sealed silver box. its contents revealed by c.t. scan were religious relics, a file that may have contained holy water. rising seawater is threatening the entire jamestown site. >> i think that we are racing against time. not only sea level-wise, but the decay of everything. like iron, we find armor, and we know that there is very little iron left, now. in another 10 years it