edwin lee, california governor jerry brown, and house minority leader nancy pelosi to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the united nations. this event is about 45 minutes. ambassadors, a left, and distinguished guest and that includes everyone, we welcome you to the anniversary of the signing of the united nations charter here and wonderful san francisco. [applause] we think the pacific boys chorus for a wonderful start. [applause] and secretary-general, we welcome you to california and we hope you remember when you were a teenager and that was not so long ago, right, that you were a n exchange student in the nearby del gotto. that was not subject long time ago. we are happy to have you back. [applause] we like to recognize the ambassadors from around the world better ambassadors to the united nations. may i ask you to stand please? [applause] we in san francisco would like to acknowledge our partnership with the united nations for the celebration of the 70 and 70th a
lift is pretty good on that. it really looks [inaudible] with the windows too. it looks like it is [inaudible] maybe if they put windows about 2 inches higher it would look like you wouldn t trying to make it a penitentiary. the professional illustration i know they have been looking on highlights of [inaudible] i also think this is [inaudible] the progress is done professional so-on jones street. jones is the street i live on. i think everything is pretty good though. thank you thank you any other member of the public wish to make public comment on this item? mr. president and commissioners michael [inaudible] i loved this building every since i became aware of it a lot of years ago and pass by it every day wride thg 5 bus. i was so motivated by this building and actually opened a checking account at hi burnia bank in 1982 and the checks had a pick clr of the building on them and sorry the bank was closed in 1985. it is truly tragic this billings and the old menth have b
(clapping) and back in 2004 you look back and now 11 years and think oh gosh a for begun conclusion you know that was not the case it took uncommon leadership we had that in our city attorney dennis herrera that was an honor to work with him side by side welcome our city attorney dennis herrera (clapping.) happy pride. thank you kate and mayor ed lee i m sure with the great weather we re going to or have this weekend what a wonderful, wonderful today i had justice harry stewart in my office remember where we were 11 years ago and about the challenges that we knew we were going to face as and began this battle looked at gavin newsom and we stood on the steps mid-market over the course of the years we ve had ups and downstairs all of us collectively never waived in doing what was right as ii think back we ve uttered the words in this building about the arc of history bends towards justice well, today, it. came to fruition (clapping.) i think we need to call a special recoll
francisco sanchez with murder. the wheels of justice just starting to turn. it is not the first time that sanchez has found himself on the wrong side of the law. kron 4 news has found out that he has been in and out of the criminal system for more than two decades. starting as far back as 1991 in the years following the initial arrest he has had drug convictions and was deported several times by the fed s. but each time he has made his way back, from back his home country mexico because he knew that his city had a sanctuary of no corporation with deportation he recently had drug charges dropped, and county offices did not inform federal immigration officials of his release many have openly defended that was good policy, spite of the immigration status of the only person charged with her murder sanchez will be appearing in court for his arraignment tomorrow afternoon catherine : since the shooting. there s been lots of renewed criticism of san francisco s sanctuary program.
deported because of the recidivist nature of his activities. that s a loophole that needs to be fixed. he says fixing the system will require significant reforms up to the federal level. we ll have more at 6:00. authorities tracked the gun used in the shooting on pier 14 to a federal agency and now they figured out who it belonged to and how it ended up in the hands of an alleged killer. that part of the story from economics 5 s. reporter: we now know where it came from that was used to kill 32-year-old kate steinle. that handgun belonged to a federal agent a ranger. the gun was the ranger s official firearm begin to him by the agency. the gun was stolen and the defendant says he found the gun and fired it accidentally. he is currently charged with murder. the san francisco police department would not release any further details about the car break-in saying only that it was now part of their larger murder investigation. a spokesman for the bureau of land management say