Willingness to share our stories. Reporter she never quit working. In her later years moore made several television guest appearances on that 70s show. I look fantastic reporter after more than 50 years on television and in films, her memory continues to inspire. You might just make it after all reporter Elizabeth Hur, abc news, new york. Women in the bay area are remembering Mary Tyler Moore as a figure who was pivotal to the evolution of the modern woman. She introduced a new idea for a lot of women, especially at that time, that you werent tied to somebody, you know, a male figure in your life that you had to be at their side, that you could be your own person. She was one of the first feminists as far as bringing about womens rights, a single woman working, which was unusual. A woman that stood up for the rights of other women. And we posted this picture of Mary Tyler Moore on our facebook page. You can share your memories of her by commenting or sharing this post on your page. Now
Last 27 years. We stand united that a safer city is a city that doesnt allow its residents to live in fear. I think families are both afraid and ready to push back. Reporter but todays action by the white house did not have any specifics. Still, because San Francisco is both a city and county, it stands to lose a large sum of money. The 1 billion in federal funds San Francisco receives a year makes up more than 10 of its 9. 6 billion budget. Schools, public health, law enforcement, transportation are among some of the many programs that receive federal funds. Lets say homeless funds are for veterans, as well. Do they want to hurt veterans . Do they want to hurt families. Reporter its hard to say how the city will make up for a possible short fall, or who will pay for it. Jason clark is with the San Francisco republican party. There arent enough rich people in San Francisco to make up for a billiondollar short fall. Its going to rely heavily on the middle and working classes to make up
President trumps policies. Good evening. Thank you for joining us. Im ama daetz. Im dan ashley. The president signed an order to end sanctuary cities that in his words harbor illegal immigrants. The president promised to cut federal funding to cities that dont compile. Its one of several actions that will have a direct impact on people here in california. We have Team Coverage on the effects. Lets begin with leeayanne melez with a look at the financial impact, lyanne. Reporter San Francisco is not the only city dealing with a possibility of losing federal funds. How about 300 other cities across the nation . All of them asking tonight can we afford to be a sanctuary city . [speaking foreign language]. Reporter today dozens of immigration advocates took to city hall chanting an organized community will never be deported. It was in response to President Trumps executive order threatening to with hold federal funds from socalled sanctuary cities. Mayor ed lee says San Francisco stands fir
Words harbor illegal immigrants. Its one of several actions from the new administration that will have a direct impact on people here in california. Leann melendez begins our coverage with the potential financial impact. Dozens of immigration advocates chant, an organized community will never be deported. It was in response to President Trumps executive order threatening to withhold federal funds from so called sanctuary cities. It will continue to protect its sanctuary city laws that have been in place for the last 20 years. A safer city is a city that doesnt allow its residents to live in fear fp. I think families are both afraid and ready to push back. Todays action by the white house did not have any specifics. Still, because San Francisco is a city and county, it stands to lose a large sum of money. The 1 billion in federal funds San Francisco receives a year, makes up more than 10 of its 9. 6 billion budget. Lets say homeless funds are for veterans as well . Do they want to hurt
Earthquake rupture the dam. But draining a third of the water from the countys largest reservoir is no quick and easy task. It takes time. But as soon as we get that down to those restricted level we can breathe a sigh of relief. Reporter if anderson tops its banks, the district says lowlying areas of coyote creek could see flooding. Scott gill lives downstream and would never admit it to his wife but he is worried. If you had to pick flood or earthquake . Neither. [ laughter ] but when i know that a 7. 25 at this level of water that it could rupture the dam and break down, that makes it a double whammy, doesnt it . Reporter its been raging like this since the beginning of january. Even if they have no more storms, they need to relieve it to get it down to safe levels for four weeks. In the 67 years since this dam was built, its only spilled over 10 times. In were live in morgan hill. Kiet do, kpix 5. Slick conditions on highway 17 in the Santa Cruz Mountains earlier today. But the lig