d.c. san francisco has a pretty murky swamp of their own, and it's time we tie up all those loopholes, have a city for the people, not for the lobbyists, the politicians who benefit because they're totally self-interested. it's time to start serving san francisco. oftentimes, our public servants forget "public servant" means serving the people. you work for us. it's time to start doing that without the slime and murk attach tod attached to it. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm charles marstellar, formerly with common cause and certainly now with friends of ethics. i do want to say that at one time, we had a very robust investigative press, and like the rest of the country, we've seen a terrible decline in the ability of the press to fund that type of investigative reporting. we're working our way through that, but right now, there's a deficit that we really need to makeup for, and i think it goes to the law. we need to adjust our law accordingly and now to take action to make sure on this side of the law, we rewrite our laws to deal with some of these loopholes that we hear about

estadounidense por méxico >>> al mismo tiempo que este caso se escuchaba aquí en esta corte de san francisco, en washington d.cerminó que las nuevas órdenes de asilo sí deberían permanecer en efecto, entonces hay mucha confusión, de hecho los dos jueces son del mismo nivel, pero sus decisiones son contradictorias, el hecho de que el juez de aquí haya emitido el bloqueo nacional, esto le permite que esta decisión se anteponga ante la decisión que tomó el juez en washington, lo que sí queda claro es soy e sandra bermúdez reportando en vivo desde san francisco, regresó con ustedes al estudio >>> gracias sandra. en san josé esta mañana hacían labores de reparación en esta lavandería donde un vehículo se estrelló con la parte frontal del establecimiento, el conductor involucrado se fue de la escena, aún no confirman si se trataba de un robo del cajero automático que estaba en el sitio si alguien intencionalmente se estrelló contra la lavandería, esto ocurrió al sur de san josé >>> y también en san josé la policía apagó incendios de estos restaurantes, ambos establecimientos quedaron afectados, las llamas pronto se

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baltimore fi had crime like in chicago, homelessness like they have in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c. chasing down this mueller investigation, bizarre impeachment crusade, i'd get fired and i think the president is right to raise that, has absolutely zero to do with race. chris: you say zero to do with race, there's a clear pattern here, mick, the fact is that before his -- before his inauguration, the president tweeted about john lewis, a black congressman, this is before inauguration, he said spend time in his crime-infested district, then two weeks ago, he goes after the four members of the squad all women of color and says they should go back to crime-infested countries from which they come. then he talks about elijah cummings and says his district is rat and rodent infested, infested, sounds like subhuman and these are all six members, members of congress who are people of color. >> i think you are spending way too much time reading between the lines. >> i'm not reading between the lines, i'm reading the lines. >> anyone watching the program that adam schiff said the same thing

if i had homelessness in my district like they do in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c., and chasing down this mueller investigation, i'd get fired. >> two important points here, dave and christine. first, related to congressman cummings description of these border facilities, they line up with what we've heard from numerous outlets, that conditions at these facilities are horrendous. secondly, if you look at the president's tweets, he doesn't fact check cummings or dispute his descriptions. mick mulvaney with a bit much spin. the president's tweets were inaccurate. he is the most educated, affluent, african-american districts in the country. >> thank you, boris. >>> the "baltimore sun" did not take kindly to president trump attacking their city as a rodent infested mess. the paper hit back in a scathing beater to have rodents living in your city than to be one. >> here's how the candidates responded to elijah cummings. >> it's unbelievable that we have a president of the united states who attacks american cities, who attacks americans. our job is to bring people togeth

san francisco as the top place? >> i think it's fair to say that san francisco, seattle, new york, d.c., are doing just fine. while their growth may have slowed a bit, they are still growing, and they still have the deepest concentration of talent anywhere and they also have great infrastructure and other forms of virtuous cycles that have people wanting to live there the big markets aren't going anywhere, but the real tech question here is that the smaller markets have better momentum in terms of coming up to them, because people see the cost of san francisco, they see the scarcity of labor in markets like new york and in seattle so it is not that these markets are going down, it's that the smaller markets are growing faster >> so cbre is a commercial real estate company connect the dots for us, spencer. when you're doing this study and finding that tucson, long island, orlando, they're the next hot places, how does that reflect in leasing rates, in what they lease for, in the demand >> sure, well, you'll see in some of these newer markets, markets like madison, wisconsin, you're seeing unprecedented low va

san francisco. other places are london, paris, washington, d.c. company is using its series as a way to promote apple music. apple is planning to retire the itunes brand this fall. >>> three weeks from today, the festival has announced this year's comedy lineup, headliners include jimmy o. yang and stappedup comedian mike verbiglia. tony danza. >> tony danza? >> yeah. part of the three-day music festival in golden gate park. so i didn't know tony danza did comedy. >> yeah, i knew he sang and danced. i didn't know he did comedy. sal knew. >> of course. >> yes, but i have never actually see a set by him. i hope he's funny. >> i'm sure he is. >> yeah. >> yeah, all right. >>> good morning. let's go -- he has to be funny, right? go out and take a look at the commute now on 580. we did have a crash 580 at north flynn causing a little bit of a backup even though it's not in the lanes. but you will see slow traffic in the area. also getting out to the castro valley area, the traffic is moderately heavy. there have been no major issues driving through comi

and when you hear the words "housing crisis" in cities like san francisco and washington, d.c.nd new york, it's usually talking about how expensive it has become to own or even rent housing there. but when you get outside of those housing bubbles, if you will, the opposite is true you actually have some cities, some smaller cities, even rural areas that have really high vacancy rates upwards of 20% in some cases where abandoned houses can sit for sometimes years, and it becomes a real drain on the local government to try to get a handle on them. >> i can think of two -- i've driven through pennsylvania and there are lots of towns that were once manufacturing centers, some heavy, some lighter, where there's a lot of abandoned homes. but in larger cities, i think of detroit, i think of baltimore, i think of gary, indiana am i right >> that is absolutely right. you're seeing the vacancy rates being fairly high in mid-sized cities in the midwest and along the upper northeast where, like you said, they were once manufacturing hubs, they were once where very prominent mills were that

new technologies, new companies, really are being tightly centered in places like san francisco, new york, washington, d.c all of these other communities which is one of the reasons you get so much sort of upheaval and people who don't feel like they're sharing in the wealthy. >> and that goes back to what you said earlier, the president is going to use those divisions, people who live in cities, versus those who live in rural areas. >> for sure. if you look at the politics of people in big cities, almost every big city is governed by a liberal. very few republicans run cities because they are running for the hills, they don't want to be anywhere near liberals, they are living in the country or suburbs, it's why you get the red blue map, and why you have so much emotionalism in our politics which leads to volatility, which leads to who the hell knows is going to win the race. we don't know. i think our politics are being

the ruling in san francisco on wednesday came hours after another federal judge in washington, d.c.ne-day old policy stand. the justice department says it will carry out executions of federal death row inmates for the first time since 2003. the department says five inmates will be executed starting in december. obama4, then president directed the department to review capital punishment and issues surrounding lethal injection drugs. that review resulted in what effectively was a freeze on the death penalty. bloomberg has learned accused sex traffickers jeffrey epstein has been returned to a federal jail in lower manhattan. the billionaire had been found injured and unresponsive in his cell. authorities are investigating

d.c. to keep the message going. [applause] because we're in san francisco, i just wanted to introduce you to these people, they met indetention under the age of four. they came back to san francisco. they've gone to school together, been cub scouts together and they went back to the pilgrimage and back to the fence to protest the incarceration of women and children. [applause] >> i just want to say that it was 77 years ago that there was wartime was surreal, discrimination, which resulted in injustice. and now, 77 years later, there's hiss ter why ter a and discrimin the white house. it's discrimination we must stop that. don't let history repeat itself. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. my name is kazumo. i am a japanese peruvian. my family was kidnapped in march of 1944. we were imprisoned at the camp. we were stripped of our civil rights, our human rights. without due process. no representation. the same thing is happening at our borders today and our message is on our t-shirt. stop repeating history. stop repeating history. i wanted to say thank you to the san francisco immigrants. on behalf of the japanese fam

d.c. has now been ranked as one of the most expensive places to live in the. world san franciscome out as the single most expensive city in the whole world to move to.s new york i number three. los angeles is number 12. and, washingtonc. is number 14 with boston at eight. that is surprising. researchers look at the priceso housing and moving expenses and rent expense and utility expenses. london, miami, pis in the top 25. we beat out london? >> apparently. >> that is pretty >> i think these places, everybody wants to bet there a the center of where activity is. you got to do something to weed people out. >> i'msryx not surprised by san. francisc everyone say it's really hard to live there. hit ur wallet prettyhard. >> a new survey saying parents feel pressured to spend money. they say scback-tool shopping can be asstressful as holiday shopping. this is true for millennial parents who feel the need to buy big ticket items like electronics. experts say it's important for each parent to set spending limits when you walk into the door. >> i don't feel pressure to spend a lot of money

here in san francisco if you look at a menu in the stpraup , restaurant, down at the bottom, you will see san francisco mandate fee, torrential rains prompted a flash flood emergency in washington, d.c. some parts of the capital received more than three inches of rain in one single hour yesterday. first responders helped drivers caught in fast-rising drivers during rush hour. there have been more than a dozen reports of high water rescues. authorities warned drivers to stay off the road until the water recedes. we say turn around, don't drown. i know it may take you longer but then you are keeping the first responders safe and yourself. we will talk about more torrential rain. there could be flooding along the gulf coast as an area of pressure comes off the land moving over the warm ocean water. in the next 24 hours, we have a 50% chance of tropical development. this area of low pressure is going to skirt the gulf coast and cause inches and inches of rain. look for more flooding video out of this area. >>> in today's "gma" first look, celebrating champions. you will also hear from american tennis phenom, coco >> let's hear it for the champions. u.s. women's soccer team is back in th

if i had crime in my district, if i had homelessness like they have in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.casing down this mueller investigation, the bizarre impeachment cruz aid i - crusade, i would get fired. >> democrats coming to cummings' defense including john delaney. >> terrible attack on him and any district. the president actually wanted to do something to help people he would work with elijah cummings, one of the members of congress who has been most active on this motion -- notion to doing something to lower prices, wouldn't that be a better way to engage with cummings than to do the terrible thing he just did. >> cummings reached out to the president on twitter but that congress is in recess and no public events for cummings on his schedule, we have to see what the day brings. >> oh, yes, we did, griff you take the train all of the time, baltimore, tough place, it really is. >> tough place, i cover rides four years ago and that put it on national scale, todd, one thing is for sure, coming back in the spotlight, maybe it will help give instances to low makers locally. >> thank y

like baltimore and crime in my district like chicago and homelessness like in san francisco and i spent my time in washington d.c. chasing down this mueller investigation, bizarre impeachment crusade, i would get fired and the president is right to raise that. it has zero to do with race. >> that's the acting chief of staff. funny thing that's almost the exact same thing another top advisor said last sunday defending the president's attacks on those four other non-white congress members. >> i think the term racist, chris, has become a label that is too often deployed by the left democrats in this country simply to try to silence and punish and suppress people that disagree with speech that they don't want to hear. >> well, that explains it. elijah cummings is trying to silence the president by being on the receiving end of a racist verbal assault. for those other four non-white congress women and john lewis who as you may know was beaten nearly to death on the bridge in civil rights movement, he was the real racial aggressor when the president told him that he, too, should go back and fix what he called his crim

if i had crime like in chicago and homelessness like in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.cmueller investigation, i'd get fired. i think the president is right to raise that. it has zero to do with race. >> reporter: couple of things to point out, washington, chicago, other inner cities are not the only distressed areas in this country. many of them are represented by republicans. the president, we haven't seen tweet in the last couple of hours. he's another his golf property in northern virginia for the second consecutive day. >> always good perspective at the end of your report. thank you so much there. joining me now, betsy woodruff and jeff mason. give me your interpretation on how this is all unfolding. >> chief of staff mulvaney has introduced a significant straw man argument on one of those sunday shows where he suggested the only thing cummings is doing is working on oversight of the executive branch. that's factually incorrect. he's spent a huge amount of his time focused on description drug prices. something he highlighted on twitter yesterday and something the pre

careers, if i had poverty or crime like they had in chicago or homelessness in san francisco, i spent all of my time in washington, d.c. chasing down this mueller investigation that's bizarre impeachment crusade, i would get fired. the president is right to raise that and has absolutely zero to do with race. >> joining me now chalamagne. his radio, 8 million listeners a month. his audience is 77% african-americ african-americans or hispanics. this man has interviewed half of the 2020 democratic contenders. the other half needs to know that they need to pay him a visit. chalamagne, i am glad you are here with me today. >> thank you for having me. >> president trump went after a black congressman over the weekend. he went after his black distract. a week ago, he said four congresswomen of color should go back home. this is the guy who said our first black president was not born in the united states. he was quoted going through a rough urban neighborhood, only blacks would live like that. why is he doing it? >> because he's a racist. he would not get america to do anything collectively about racism. you can implement bil

district or crime like they have in chicago, homelessness like they have in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c., chasing down this mueller report, this bizarre impeachment crusade i would get fired! >> the president has been meeting with some pastors in the white house. no word on if we will hear anything from that. tomorrow he has to go to virginia to celebrate the anniversary, we are told that the virginia lawmakers will not be attending that and boycott and continuing to tweet. >> shepard: john roberts, the condonation of the president has been widespread, especially from people who live in baltimore including a news anchor who was there from the day he came home from the hospital in the day he went to college. they are personally and deeply offended by all of it. make no mistake, there is backlash. ahead, the massive manhunt for a pair of teens on a suspected killing spree that is unfolding across some pretty tough terrain. if the cops don't find them, the polar bears and the grizzlies just might. that is coming up on our reporting continues on this monday afternoon. ♪ memory support brand

they have in chicago, if i have homelessness in my district like they have in san francisco and i spent all of my time in d.c. chasing down the mueller investigation, the impeachment crusade, i would get fired. i think the president is right to raise that and it has absolutely nothing to do with race. >> reporter: two important points. first, the border facilities, they line up with what we've heard from numerous outlets. the conditions are horrendous. if you look at the president's tweets, he doesn't fact check cummings, mulvaney -- >> boris, thank you for that. meantime, a strong response from the "baltimore sun" to the president attacking their city as a rodent infested mess. the paper hit back in a scathing sunday editorial saying, quote, better to have some vermin living in your neighborhood than to be one. >>> ahead of the cnn debates this week, the 2020 democrats are united in condemning the president's attacks on the city of baltimore and on congressman elijah cummings. here's how they responded. >> it's unbelievable that we have a president of the united states who attacks american cities, who attac

. >>> san francisco has named a new director to lead the problem-plagued central product. nadim tahir has worked with d.c. metro, honolulu rail transit. he took reporters underground. the dr. 1project is now expected to open sometime in 2020. slowdowns include construction delays and a contractor who initially installed the wrong type of tracks. >> i looked to see how much time it will take to finish this job and start running the trains. now, tahir says he will need six weeks to evaluate the project before he can announce when exactly it will be completed. it's unclear if the project is still on budget. but an independent federal monitor says most of the federal money has already been spent. >>> our time is now 4:10. governor newsom submitting tough standards. and coming up, a deal between state lawmakers that bypasses the federal government. >>> and testifying about their experience with the e-cig company. what they said a juul representative said at their school. >>> good morning. it's friday light. let's take a look at the bay bridge. well, it's starting off that way anyway. we'll let you know more a

baltimore fi had crime like in chicago, homelessness like they have in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c. chasing down this mueller investigation, bizarre impeachment crusade, i'd get fired and i think the president is right to raise that, has absolutely zero to do with race. chris: you say zero to do with race, there's a clear pattern here, mick, the fact is that before his -- before his inauguration, the president tweeted about john lewis, a black congressman, this is before inauguration, he said spend time in his crime-infested district, then two weeks ago, he goes after the four members of the squad all women of color and says they should go back to crime-infested countries from which they come. then he talks about elijah cummings and says his district is rat and rodent infested, infested, sounds like subhuman and these are all six members, members of congress who are people of color. >> i think you are spending way too much time reading between the lines. >> i'm not reading between the lines, i'm reading the lines. >> anyone watching the program that adam schiff said the same thing

in my district like they have in chicago, homelessness like they have in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c down this mueller investigation, this bizarre impeachment crusade, i'd get fired. and i think the president is right to raise that and has zero to do with race. >> joining me right now, white house reporter for politico, gabby orr and cnn political analyst and correspondent for american urban radio networks, april ryan. good to see you both. so, april, you first. you were born and raised in the city of baltimore. you're living in baltimore county now. you tweeted about this. this is very personal to you and so many. the president's attacks. and you said here, and i'm sorry, it's going way too fast for me to be able to read that. can we go back so i can read your latest comments, april, saying, dear real donald trump, believe it or not, you're supposed to be a president of the united states to all americans, even those in baltimore, a stay where your son-in-law jared kushner owns housing projects. be better, mr. president or at least try melania's approach. be best. we are baltimore. b

baltimore, if i had crime like in chicago, if i had homelessness like in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.cs mueller investigation, this bizarre impeachment crusade i would get fired an i think the president is right to raise that and it has zero to do with race. >>> while president trump is facing condemnation for his attacks against congressman cummings his campaign is looking to capitalize on the latest instance of divisiveness. according to "the washington post" since the attacks against four democratic congresswomen of color with the go back to your country taunt, trump's advisers have concluded that the overall message is actually good for the president among his political base. resonating strongly with the white working class voters he needs to win re-election. "the post" said this prompted the campaign to fuse his nativist rhetoric with a love it or leave it rhetoric and seeking to avoid the overtly racist language he used in the tweets about the four congresswomen. the attacks against cummings underscores his penchant for undermining any attempts by other republicans to steer clear

if i had crime in my district like in chicago and homelessness like in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c., chasing down this mueller investigation, this bizarre impeachment crusade, i'd get fired. the president is right to raise that and has zero to do with race. >> zero to do with race? anybody agree with that assessment? >> i mean, look, first of all, donald trump has been a racist since he ran for president. it's not -- >> before that. >> since before that. fair enough. since before he ran for president. he's long been a racist. this shouldn't be surprising to any of us. what's interesting is he has decided this is his political strategy. that he is going to double, triple, quadruple down on racist attacks every time he gets uncomfortable, every time there's an uncomfortable story line out there. the big question to me is, is that going to be successful? it will certainly excite some in his base. not all. not all republicans are racist. i've heard you say that before. no one is saying that. but the question is, is the majority of the country comfortable with these racist comments and

my district like baltimore or crime like chicago or homelessness like san francisco, and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c. chasing down this mueller investigation, this bizarre impeachment crusade i'd get fired. and i think the president is right to raise that and it has absolutely zero to do with race. >> jeremy what he's trying to say is that democrats are focusing on scandal instead of hope helping residents in their districts. what? >> what mulvaney is doing there, chris, is articulating the more strategic big picture argument republicans have been trying to make for really years now about democratic governance. and this point that trump is making about cummings' district is, by no means, novel or new. what they have been doing, if you watch fox news, if you listen to talk radio, the right has been trying to portray cities like los angeles, san francisco, seattle as drug infested, as decaying, as bordering on anarchy, with just homelessness problems and feces in the street. so it's an argument they're trying to make about democrats' inability to lead. it's also tied to what president trump did at the

had crime in my district like they have in chicago,omelessness like in san francisco, i i spend all of my time in washington, d.c. chasing down this mueller investigation, this bizarre impeachment crusade, i'd get fired. and i think the president is right to raise that and it has absolutely zero to do with race. >> reporter: to be fair, we have heard reports of squalid conditions at these detention facilities that fall in line with the descriptions that we've heard from congressman cummings. and also if you look at the president's tweets at no point does he even refer to cummings descriptioning of these migrant centers. he's repeatedly bashing the congressman about his own district and going further and essentially smearing the city of baltimore. the white house yet again trying to polish what president trump said in his tweets yesterday. >> and it's not just cummings who the president is criticizing. he's also tweeting about house speaker nancy pelosi. elaborate further on that. >> he's effectively misrepresenting something that we heard from representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. the representative actually

district like i had an, if i'd crime like in chicago, homelessness like in san francisco, and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c., chasing down this mueller investigation impeachment crusade, i would get fired. zero to do with race. >> julie: top democrats unleashing fury, saying the president has a pattern of attacking minority lawmakers, including the so-called "squad" of four liberal congresswomen. speak of the president, as he usually is or often is, disgusting and racist. he makes these charges with no base at all. >> he attacked congresswoman omar and aoc in any members of the squad to pass a resolution condemning the privilege of it again? >> i don't know. it would be a bad idea. >> julie: congressman will hurd says the remarks against cummings are different from his attacks on the squad. >> i think you are different from the ones from a two weeks ago. i forget how long it was. when he tell somebody to go back to africa or whatever country, that is in essence telling someone that because you don't look like them that you are not american. that you do not have self-worth. i wouldn't be tweeting this way b

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in my district like they have in chicago, homelessness like they have in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c chasing down this mueller investigation, this in bazaar impeachment crusade, i get fired and i think the president's right to raise that it has absolutely zero to do with race. >> chris: you say it has little to do with race, there is a clear pattern here. before his inauguration, the president tweeted about john lewis, a black congressman -- this is before his inauguration. you should spend time in his crime infested district. then, two weeks ago he goes after these four members of "the squad," all women of color, and says they should go back to the crime-infested countries from which they come. then he talks about elijah cummings and he says his district is rat and rodent- rodent-infested. if infested. it sounds like vermin. it sounds subhuman and these are all six members of congress for people of color. >> mick: i think you're spending way too much time reading between the lines. >> chris: i'm not reading between the lines, i'm reading the lines. >> mick: anyone watching this prog

have in chicago, if i had homelessness in my district like they have in san francisco and i spent all of my time in washington, d.c., chasing down this mueller investigation, this bizarre impeachment crusade, i'd get fired and i think the president is right to raise that. it has absolutely zero to do with race. >> joining me now, two strategists, michael steele on the republican side, and joe payne on the democratic side. michael, let me go to you first. how does the president and his chief of staff justify such a blatant, dehumanizing, racist, rant against a district which is basically middle class? barely a majority black. because the representative of that district chairs the oversight committee and has to deal with a plethora of issues, including the things that are a concern to many people of color around the country, but also would deal with oversight situations such as whether russians are interfering with our elections and such as other items that makes the president uncomfortable, if not outright unethical. >> sure. i think we could all crack one open and have a discussion of the merits of charm city. two

d.c., right? >> that's right. so this is data compiled by our teams in washington and san francisco, showing facebook is the number on lobbying, at least in the second quarter. probably not surprising given all these privacy concerns we've had with facebook. and we know this likely fine is coming from the ftc for facebook facebook has had its share of scrutiny you can see alphabet was up on that list. amazon is up on that list. ultimately the general sense is how the regulatory scrutiny will play out on capitol hill and those agencies looking closely at these companies. >>> you mentioned the ftc and facebook, there could be a mu i multibillion dollar fine coming up there what's the latest? >> we're been waiting for this fine they disclosed in their earnings report last quarter they expected a fine of up to $5 billion from the ftc related to that consent decree facebook reached in 22001 00 0 11 facebook is reporting earnings tomorrow after the bell, it would be surprising if we didn't hear something before that we know that $5 billion fine ha been pretty much baked into the expectations for facebook. the question i

d.c. yesterday had initially declined to halt the new policy, but a federal judge in san francisco later that same day issued an injunction to stop the rule, at least for now. here with me now to explain what happened, the legal director of the center for constitutional rights, which which has part of that california suit that issued the injunction. great to have you here. so just explain to me, what was the administration trying to do, and then what is your argument that it's not legal? >> right. so this is one of the most draconian and dangerous attacks on our asylum system and asylum seekers to date. the administration last monday issued a hasty rule without the required public comment period that would categorically deny asylum to anyone on the southern boarder who happened to transit through a third country, meaning everyone other than mexicans, including unaccompanied minors and all of the individuals fleeing the terrible humanitarian crisis in the northern triangle countries of guatemala, el salvador and honduras. >> so they would say if you are not mexican, you've already gone to some

streets of san francisco as activists march to house speaker nancy pelosi's district office, calling on congress to close immigration detention centers. a similar protest happened in washington, d.c. catherine johnson is there tonight and tells us president trump responded with renewed deportation threats. >> reporter: border patrol actions, compassion, and public trust are all being brought into question right now on capitol hill. this comes during one of the most challenging times in the agency's history. >> reporter: demonstrators called to abolish ice and agency headquarters on friday. >> a day after the fourth of july we see our government making people afraid. >> president trump says ice agents will soon begin the mass immigration roundups he previously delayed. >> let them call them raids, i said they came in illegally and we are bringing them out legally. >> reporter: the treatment of migrants living in the u.s. and on the border has come under scrutiny in the recent weeks. does it have lunch an internal investigation into social media post allegedly by cbd employees marking migrant deaths and bashing democrats. >> i haven't seen it, i will say this for certain members of

san francisco para platicar de las altas temperaturas que actualmente se registran en la costa oeste, hablamos de tres dÍgitos en ciudades como nueva york, tambiÉn baltimore, maryland, new jersey, washington, d.ceraturas guantes, dallas con 98, nueva orleans con 90, nueva york con 95 grados a esta hora. mientras tanto un gran cambio aquÍ en la bahia, hablamos de 70 grados en san francisco, lo siento llegando a las 14 mÍas por hora, al este condiciones bastante agradables, 59 grados en oakland mientras que san joÉe registrando los 77 grados, continuamos por nuestra regiÓn, tambiÉn relÁmpagos y fuertes rÁfagas de viento se registran al norte de nuestro estado. mientras tanto en las prÓximas horas veremos condiciones bastante agradables en la bahÍa de san josÉ para que disfrute con la familia, 71 grados a eso de las seis, parlas 10 de la noche bastante fresca 66 grados, 62 cuando estÉ descansando, hablamos de las temperaturas esta noche que estarÁn bastante bajas, en los 50 y 60 grados, usted en san josÉ 59 grados, continuamos con mÁs y promociÓn, sin planifica el inicio de la semana laboral, tenemos condiciones en los 71 grados a las 12 y media 79 grados y para las cuatro 82 grados >>> tendremos

d.c.'s attorney general filed a lawsuit claiming the mandatory resort fees are misleading because they'reot online rates. >>> san francisco mayor london breed and supervisor aaron pes kin introduced a proposal to increase the number of electric charging stations at parking structures in the city. they say it would help reduce emissions from the transportation sector. she says it also encourages more of us to bialek trick vehicles. >>> have you ever wondered why when you're looking at google street view there are some cars and some homes that are blurred but others aren't? google tells sf gate it will blur images on street view when people click on the three dots on the top left corner of the address and report a problem. you can see here some buildings in san francisco are blurred. once google plurs an image, the of next is permanent. privacy advocates raised concerns about google street view. so if you don't want your house to be seen by everybody else, then you know how to they're usually happy to see you. >> reggie says he has a shady dog. that's the backstory there. for most people dogs love them and now a new study f

san francisco here's the moment that it happened. i. there's a good. there but i was. going to. cross over to particularly the correspondent in washington d.c. the details very sketchy at the moment but the pictures speak volumes as to what seems to have happened. it appears it has happened again in america another mass shooting in a public place here's what i've been able to piece together about the gilroy garlic festival it's a huge event it has live music and hundreds of people buy food and wine and beer there's different stages and it's run by about 4000 volunteers all of the money raised goes to help. charities and booster clubs in gilroy california which appears to be a rural small community in as you mentioned california just south of san francisco now as always in these things this is just down breaking and we cannot go with the reports that we have we're going to see social media flooded with videos of people running yes you can hear the sounds of the gunshots and people giving their witness statements but what we do know for a fact is coming from the hospital they say they expect 5 victims to be brought to the hospital there have b

d.c. police are bracg for what could be a clash between opposing sides. >> reporter: this iscwas the ene in san francisco in mayth when e same group organize tomorrow's rea on pennsylvania avenue held an event there. the san francis d eventrew less than 100 people and was peaceful. t last month in portland, oregon, violence broke out when members of thenown white supremist group called the cowboys clashed with anti-fascist protesters. david-sur-meral, one of the organizersotof tomorrow's prt in d.c., they want a peaceful event to shed light on social med media censor is of commentators. >> those are good guys. they're here to protect us >> several organizers are raising otcounterts. >> we have an idea of keeping the opposing groups separate. >> reporter:-ins district, mark segraves, news 4. >> now to a terrible accident scene. take a look at this. three cars involved and search people taken to the hospital and one of them in critical condition. news 4's meagan fitzgerald has the latest. >> reporter: the call came in just after 2:00 this morning for three vehicles involved in a crash here on powder mill r

san francisco. we d a totally peaceful event. >> on the other side of 14th street will be the other side of the issue. all-out d.c. will have a coalition of groups there and plan to drown these guys out with music. the local music of washington. thrown into the lurch will be the proud boys.th are there providing security for the group. they talked about san francisco not being a problem. the groups got together in oregon and it was a problem. both sides say they won't start anything. police are here to see that happens. >> now back to the breaking news in california. officials are still waiting for he sun to come up to get a fresh look at the damage from last night's quake and experts say there may be even more aftershocks. >> as southern california was recovering from a jy fourth earthquake, a larger, more powerful quake hit in its wake. >> largest quake in my life. i was really scared. >> these residents that lived near the epicenter were in the backyard pool when the quake started.a it ced items to fall off of store shelves, roads to crack and sparking fires. >> a significant amount of fire and rcue and mutual

san francisco. other performances are taking place at stores in new york, london, paris and washington, d.c.ing the series as a way to promote apple music, apple planning to retire the itunes brand this fall. >>> the festival has announced this year's comedy lineup. headliners include silicon jimmy o lang. tony danza will perform. part of the three-day music festival in golden gate park. >>> 5:48. sal is over there. and sal as everybody gets ready to get on the road and get moving, pam is ready to dance this morning. >> yes. >> she is off camera. you can't see her dancing, but i know you're getting ready for sal's traffic jams too. >> big responsibility on me. >> i know. >> i feel the weight on my shoulders suddenly. okay. >> take the weight off. start dancing. >> yes. good one. >>> good morning, everyone. if you are driving on 580, you will see some slow traffic this morning at the 205 interchange. it is slow for a little bit on 205 and 580. we had an earlier crash there and we have had some slow traffic now, a couple of different things in tracy. once you get to livermore, it does look bet

new companies, really are being tightly centered in places like san francisco, new york, washington, d.c., at the expense of all of these other communities which is one of the reasons you get so much sort of upheaval and people who don't feel like they're sharing in the wealthy. >> and that goes back to what you said earlier, the president is going to use those divisions, people who live in cities, versus those who live in rural areas. >> for sure. if you look at the politics of people in big cities, almost every big city is governed by a liberal. very few republicans run cities because they are running for the hills, they don't want to be anywhere near liberals, they are living in the country or suburbs, it's why you get the red blue map, and why you have so much emotionalism in our politics which leads to volatility, which leads to who the hell knows is going to win the race. we don't know. i think our politics are being wrapped up. >> jim vandehide thank you so much. our viewers can sign up for the news letter. sign up.axios.com. >> i'm geoff bennett alongside alex witt, "morning joe"