You during this midday newscast. I should add quickly, kris, it wasnt sure if the inmalt was going to the Alameda County jail or going to kentucky. Okay. Im kris sanchez, sam brock here. Meantime our other top story, local reaction to one of the president s new policies. San franciscos City Attorney says that the local government will not be bullied by a newly minted president looking to crack down on illegal immigration. President trumps executive order tried to turn city and state employees into federal immigration officers. That is unconstitutional. That new lawsuit freshly unveiled this morning pits the city of San Francisco against the Trump Administration. Pete suratos is live. We heard a little bit of that. They say taking money away from San Francisco based on the sanctuary status is a constitutional violation. What else did you hear . Reporter yeah, good morning to you, kris. A very foergsful defense by City Attorney Dennis Herera as well as mayor ed lee calling that executive
Care of your brother or hes next. It was apparently a message to the familys youngest son. We are expecting San Jose Police to finally give us more details about this case today. But thanks to some good detective work by the San Jose Police, got a big break in the case. Were live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. A former San Francisco Police Lieutenant is charged with hindering the investigation of another officer suspected of rape. Curtis liu is accused of lying to investigators and making false statements on a police report. He allegedly did it to help a former officer jason lai. Both worked in the sunset district. Lai has been charged with sexual assault. During the rape investigation, police uncovered racist and homophobic Text Messages allegedly exchanged between the men and two other officers. Liu retired and laree signed. Turning our attention to the race for the white house now the president ial hopefuls are setting their sights on california now. Kpix 5 reporter anne mak
Ready for volunteers to carve. We had a blast in for what we were doing. It makes me feel needed. Sorry, my mascara is running. I was cutting onions. Reporter the man behind this meal is reverend cecil williams. He says theres always a need to help the needy. What are some of the challenges every year . Some of the challenges have to do with how we can say to the world how hunger can be eliminated and it takes all of us and not just a few to say we are going to turn this upside down and here we are. Reporter the mayor and only ed lee also showed up to volunteer. He says there is a lot to be thankful for this holiday season. Thank you for joining over 1000 volunteers who are expressing their love for the city and the people. Painful we have a strong economy. Reporter how big was this even . It serves 2500 people. It is by far its biggest task of the year. This is will tran, kron 4 news. Today is a day of annual traditions. Starting early this morning volunteers showed up to help cut 34,
60 foot building this will the permit holders will be here fighting this agency theyre marketing thing that those embarcadero views so their somewhat disingenuous on this but the point it if this is approved there will be a 200 and 40 foot wall that refers to staff from the waterfront it is not stepping down so it is in our hands you know if you want to approve that kind of a first step i think were take another look at developers rendering but it clearly does fit in with the other buildings adjacentheoh the other buildings adjacentofi with the other buildings adjacenttfit in with the other buildings adjacent fit in with the other buildings adjacent these are problems theyve brought on themselves the address a 45 howard it fronts theyre calling this the rear and nobody has said anything about this this building it is up begins in Office Building this is the rear of the building thank you. Thank you. Commission. I think one comment to i think that bothers me i appreciate very, very much
Good evening. I am glad to be here with you for the first lecture in the Supreme Court Historical Societys series, this Supreme Court and the civil war revisited. The timing is just right, for this year marks the 150th anniversary of the war between the states. A bit about the society which i joined many years before i got this good job. And i remain among the legions of supporters of the societys many endeavors. Some of them dorothy mentioned. This society has been a key player in improving public understanding of the court and its role in the constitutional framework of our government. Regular attendees of these lectures know how engaging they have been. And i appreciate, too, Something Else dorothy mentioned. The societys preening program for high schoolteachers and the books produced by the society are works well conceived and good to read. Among my favorites, claire cushmans court watches, eyewitness accounts in Supreme Court history. It is a collection of welltold anecdotes about