the money donors gave for earthquake relief to haiti in 2010. how do donors ensure that most of their donations are actually going to the people who are suffering and need it the most. thursday morning s lead editorial in the new york times was this really provocative and deep evaluation of the practices at the american red cross and charity navigator s evaluation of their work. so, as people look at the american red cross, they are by far the largest organization on the ground providing direct relief and direct support. are they perfect? absolutely not. okay? have they made mistakes along the way? certainly. are they committed and taking action to improve the impact of the work they do and the value and the use of every dollar that goes to them? most definitely. they are an extraordinary organization. that is good news. larry lieberman, chief operating officer at charity navigator, thank you very much. thank you for having me. still ahead, a smoke screen? unusual activity at
part of local and state officials to legislate in the immigration field negatively, it is very important for cities like san francisco to maintain very, very strong sanctuary policies, and also to maintain very strong programs that welcome immigrantsit is for thom interested in serving and i welcome any questions. supervisor kim: i do want to acknowledge how closely you worked for the board of supervisors i was working on the sanctuary city which supervisor campos lead. many of my students have taken your class and i appreciate the scholarship and the work you do on behalf of the san francisco community and immigrant community broadly. supervisor campos: thank you for your interest. i think san francisco is lucky you are interested in serving in this capacity. those of us who have been working around immigration issues and immigrants rights are familiar with your work and it is impressive and i am delighted you are interested in it serving and thank you very much for that i
also questionable. when i was born in superior, arizona in 1949, i had an automatic claim to u.s. citizenship. if current proposals against birthrates citizenship had been in place at the time, i probably would not be standing here. i grew up in arizona, but i have been a resident of san francisco since 1971. over the course of my career, i was a founder of the immigrant legal resources center, where i continue to volunteer as the general counsel. although my academic, literature seems to be centered in the truth is, everybody who has ever taken a class for me knows that i am is centered in the community. i firmly believe that any change that is going to take place, either nationally or locally, has to begin within the community. that brings me to where i am interested in serving on this commission. honestly, there are two major things. given the political environment in the u.s. today that has shifted to an attempt on the part of local and state officials to legislate in t
also questionable. when i was born in superior, arizona in 1949, i had an automatic claim to u.s. citizenship. if current proposals against birthrates citizenship had been in place at the time, i probably would not be standing here. i grew up in arizona, but i have been a resident of san francisco since 1971. over the course of my career, i was a founder of the immigrant legal resources center, where i continue to volunteer as the general counsel. although my academic, literature seems to be centered in the truth is, everybody who has ever taken a class for me knows that i am is centered in the community. i firmly believe that any change that is going to take place, either nationally or locally, has to begin within the community. that brings me to where i am interested in serving on this commission. honestly, there are two major things. given the political environment in the u.s. today that has shifted to an attempt on the part of local and state officials to legislate in t
general counsel. although my academic, literature seems to be centered in the truth is, everybody who has ever taken a class for me knows that i am is centered in the community. i firmly believe that any change that is going to take place, either nationally or locally, has to begin within the community. that brings me to where i am interested in serving on this commission. honestly, there are two major things. given the political environment in the u.s. today that has shifted to an attempt on the part of local and state officials to legislate in the immigration field negatively, it is very important for cities like san francisco to maintain very, very strong sanctuary policies, and also to maintain very strong programs that welcome immigrantsit is for thom interested in serving and i welcome any questions. supervisor kim: i do want to acknowledge how closely you worked for the board of supervisors i was working on the sanctuary city which supervisor campos lead. many of m