he is dave walker, a wonderful writer for the new orleans "times-picayune." don't forget, tomorrow night on this program, we will share the true story of dr. norman francis and the story of putting the xavier university back online, and the story of a family. we will focus on katrina, five years later. dave walker, we love you, and appreciate you coming on. >> thank you, tavis. tavis: up next, how the immigration debate will affect the midterm elections. stay with us. alfonso aguilar is the executive director of the latino partnership for conservative principles, who previously served at the u.s. office of citizenship under president bush. thank you for coming in. let me start with this because i think it will framed conversation. you believe the republican party, the gop, is a natural fit even now for hispanic voters. i don't quite get that, so explain it to me. >> i think hispanics are inherently conservative. there are pro-life, they believe in traditional marriage, hispanic businesses are growing three times as fast as the natural average, so ronald reaga

dave was out doing that story. it should get there. >> and not as many walker's e there. >> they may have heard about the needed tos good friend for the forecast >> good morning to you another foggy day with some drizzle in some places but by the afternoon mostly sunny nice day although temperatures remaining below average we are going to be low 60s san francisco said was a blow to mid-70s concord possibly reaching low eighties for the sunday afternoon. fog returning to the bay but this evening. by the way the past 45 days for san francisco 43 of them have featured below normal temperatures. it has been a cool summer. the aside lands festival taken place today we will see lots of fog with bricks of sunshine for the afternoon hours temperatures around 60 degrees falling off into the mid '50s by this evening. '70s north bay 77 matt napa, fairfield 81, a concord, mid-60's oakland, 75 for san jose we are going to get little warmer for tomorrow i will let you know how warm coming up. >> thank you brian turning to national news a could be next weekend at peerless before the oil leak in the gulf is permanently plugged. t

dave and claudine. >> a federal judge in san francisco has reached a decision on whether to uphold or overturn proposition 8. california's ban on same sex marriage. the u.s. district judge vaughan walkers he is going to issue that ruling between 1:00 and 3:00 this afternoon. it is in response to a lawsuit filed by two same sex couples and the city of san francisco. attorneys on both sides say they will appeal the ruling if it doesn't go their way. it is expected that this case will go all the way to the supreme court. >>> stay with ktvu channel 2 news and ktvu.com for breaking news on the judge's decision. we are going to bring it to you today on air and on line when it happens. >> 5:30. a bomb scare caused authorities to evacuate dozens of homes in san jose overnight. this all began yesterday afternoon with a call from a resident. he told the police his roommate had an explosive in their home. well, about 20 to 30 residents were evacuated from their homes while police tracked down this suspect. the man surrendered just after 10:00 last night, allowing a bomb squad to go in and search his apartment. >> the bomb squad was called out here. they searched the area. nothing hack found mann