and then just told these people to deal with it. so, primetime sent summer, our producer, out to see how they are dealing with it. how has this chemical contamination impacted your life? it s been absolutely terrible. it s uprooted me and my six children. it s making me move out of my house. people don t know if it s safe to drink their water. they are saying yes but then we have fish kills everywhere. i have a well so i worry in six months, you know, what could happen to my water. what have you noticed about the environment since this has happened? it s dirty. there s a lot of dust flying around. that creek is dead. there is not a fish in there. there s not a salmon der. there is no frogs. dead snakes. i don t know where the birds all went but we don t see any birds in our place? do you feel safe. no, i don t. no i don t feel safe i would be a fool to say that i feel safe right now. my throat has been burning, horrible cough, sneezing. congestion.
murdered a baby and fled when the previous d.a. let them out. san francisco district attorney brook jenkins said the city s sanctuary city ordinance was designed to protect people living in san francisco those hiding from their crimes abroad. sanctuary city laws don t allow the d.a. s office to cooperate with ice on the department of homeland security on deportation matters. what we can t allow in san francisco are for people to commit heinous crimes like murder or child rape and then just be able to flee our jurisdiction and avoid prosecution. jesse: tom wolf is a lifelong san francisco resident who overcame his drug addiction and homelessness and founded a group pacific alliance for prevention and recovery. so, tom, have you spoken to any of these illegal alien fentanyl traffickers? they must love this deal in san francisco. well, they do. thank you for having me by the way. so i have spoken with them. when i was out on the street in 2018, i used to hold drugs for