this is that time of year when you see democrat mattic swings. 12-hour planner for tomorrow.5:48. and a patch of clouds around. as we head to noontime, mainly sunny and it's going to be breezy, 4:00 in the afternoon, mid 50s to low 80s. grab a sweater or jack, at least a light one. it's going to start off cool, the 40s to the 50s. and clouds arngd, breezy as well and the afternoon, notice the change in the weather. temperatures will be in the 70s and 80s inland. we had 90s and 100s over the week. we're not going to see that. compared to sunday's temperatures, inland will be 20. along coastline, you will see numbers in the 50s and 60s for the tuesday afternoon. if you're going to the giants game against the you, take a sweater. and cooler, gusty for tuesday. below average temperatures. wednesday, thursday, mid 70s, and mid 50s coast side. hang on to the sweater or jacket along the coast and bay and the temperatures will come up again friday. it starts to warm only to cool and get breezy against saturday and sunday we will see a rebound. numbers in the mid 80s and low 60s. it's

how imballistic missile mattic is this one? is this something you see with real frequency?experiences, people being subjected to incredible, you know, trauma in terms of being separated from that you are families, when there's really no public saved, you know, support for doing this. so this is a fairly common case, just a case that happens to have gotten attention. >> there is this swirling conversation about sang wear cities in the u.s. is it any more safe to be arrested for something like this are there protections that are offered here or in those cities that wouldn't be available to an immigrant elsewhere? >> keep in mind he was arrested by the immigration authorities, so if the immigration authorities arrest you anywhere, it's not really going to matter whether you're in a sanctuary ty or not. where it may help us is if you get arrested and there's a detainer held on you, you won't be held until i.c.e. can pick you up. this is an example of it's not going to solve all the your problems i just want your perspective on how many has changed. >> i think these numbers are

like kennedy, they weren't necessarily doing mattic. the national unity in the court that the court can reflect depends on swing justicesment a lot of them came from republican presidents from nixon on. that tradition seems to be decimat decimated. >> i want to be clear about one thing here. i'm so sorry. the argument about whether this is a good or bad thing is a separate thing. this just is. i'm just trying to lay out the case for what is. this is the situation. this is the situation that republicans have seized upon. they did it because they could the last few years. this is the situation that democrats face right now. and it will be very interesting to see. we talked about the red state democrats. i'm very curious to see where the energy in the democratic party will go and how they will play on this issue. david chalian, maybe you have heard it, the next several months. >> the first thing out of the gate from every democrat is this should happen after the election. that seems like a futile argument. i don't understand. but that's th

maybe that makes me too progress mattic. but i'm -- pragmatic. but i'm looking forward to this bill getting signed into law! [ applause ] >> before you go -- and i would invite you to step up to the mike now. if you have questions, we'll have questions for our remaining guest before you leave. but i want to ask you this -- and something we've talked about in different forums. i think it's important for you to be heard. why this? opec and america's engagement around the world? how does that mean to you so much personally? >> as you know, frank, i spent a semester in kenya in 1984 as a very young man. i wrote my senior honor speech in college about the role of congress in u.s. foreign aid policy never imagining i'd end up a senator there! it's an exciting opportunity to make a difference. i've seen traveling with my good friend johnny issacson, traveling with bob corker and flake, i've seen the difference that opec projects have made in the lives of people in developing worlds and the opportunities it's creating for america. i mean, this is just a

s budget and move over the manager and i think there were two prom mattic positions -- two programmatic services but still get the augmented services. >> absolutely. d.p.h. needs an additional nurse to do the unit, and that is totally appropriate. i am only asking for the 2593 position and the 1824 position. those two positions to move over. and then asking this budget committee to add a third position to h.r.c. >> supervisor cohen: 2593 and? >> supervisor: 1824. >> supervisor cohen: all right. 1824. and in your third request is for -- >> supervisor: is for a director of the program in h.r.c. >> supervisor cohen: okay. i, as you know, have been caught up in the budget. i would love to get a little bit more information. i have worked for the city a long time and i was unaware there was such a crisis that you are describing. so i would love to know a little bit more if that is where that source of information comes from. i want to pivot back to you, barbara garcia, if you can come back up. if we added funding, we have added funding for a manager position in our first draft spending plan.

. >> reporter: william left jordan last night after a day with that country's care is mattic crown prince23 and educated at georgetown. and this morning the prince remembering some of the history darkest days, laying a wreath at the holocaust museum. here in israel, centuries of blood shed continue to this day. prince william walking a political tight rope. later this week meeting a 17-year-old palestinian from jerusalem who writes a blog and has a scholarship to georgetown and her own message for the prince. >> you do understand that the holocaust happened and [ inaudible ] but then in the case of this conflict, it feels like israel is antagonizing itself. we are not a people built on hate. >> reporter: the fact no british royal has made an official trip to israel has been a sore point for many years. and as you walk around that holocaust memorial its brings home anyone trying to offer solutions to the problems this place faces needs to realize the persecution the jewish people are suffering. >> back to you. >> keir simmons. >> we'll be right back. at at&t, we believe in access. the oppo

harris: as kennedy said if they discriminate against one group no matter what box you check is problem mattic for everybody. we move on. trump is getting glowing review from economic growth from unlikely source. who i arguing the issue to ep the commander-in-chief in the white house come 2020 and whether that person is right? we talk about it. growing controversy surrounding the trump administration zero tolerance immigration policy. which political policy is to blame for the fallout? can congress pass a bill the president will support on >> where is outcry for the permanent separation in country for the american families? when people come to the country illegally and the american citizens are forced to bury a loved ones, democrats don't come near that conversation. they just want to grand stand and use this for political gain to get re-elected w years. it's grotesque. alright, i brought in new max protein ...to giveyou need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. new ensure max protein.

breaking news out of san francisco where a van plows into an apartment building and the damage is dra ma mattic're live at the scene. >> plus, a deadly stabbing in an east bay shopping center. what led to the overnight violence. >> more outrage over the controversial immigration policy. the steps lawmakers are taking this morning as they scramble for a solution. "today in the bay" continues right now. >> a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. first, kari, we're delivering the nice weather and definitely need to take it in now. >> absolutely, we have a lot of changes on the way heading into the weekend. it will be comfortable, we're stepping out the door to some clouds and some mild temperatures right now. a live look outside in san jose and it's going to be in the upper 50s for the next couple of hours. by 9:00 we're at 62 degrees and a lot of sunshine and highs today in the upper 70s and low 80s, not bad at all. we're going to see those highs up to 83 degrees in livermore. 82 in napa and san francisco 62 degrees. but hea

what is different, last year the apprehension fell to all-time low and the numbers look dra it mattic. they may level out. next month should tell us something because seasonal changes in the immigration patterns. >> harris: that is an interesting point. you go to a base low and come back anything against that looks like a jump in increase. quickly, do you know which part of the border are more porous for this happening right now? is that obvious? >> well, the rio grande valley remains number one. 40% of all apprehensions are there. but the numbers are going up in san diego, yuma, el paso and -- did i say san diego? >> harris: you did. >> tucson. you are right. this is spread out is one thing they are saying. back to you. >> harris: thank you very much. great to get the report. growing pressure on deputy attorney general rod rosenstein after the justice department responds to calls for him to recuse himself from robert mueller's special investigation. now one powerful republican says the d.o.j. response is not enough. what is needed? we'll talk about it. and at least one prominent demo

hannity and his team, if that succeeds, that will be the largest diplomatic, the greatest sigh blow matticamerican president since the end of the cold war and they want to considecriticize him for it? they live in an alternate universe. >> pete: they certainly do. the general salutes him and he salutes him back and suddenly he's a dictator. great to have you. happy father's day. two major stories on capitol hill. president trump will huddle with house republicans over immigration on tuesday afternoon and the fbi director and doj i.g. will testify. bob goodlatte will be in the middle of all of it in the heart of both of those activities. first, he's right here with us on "fox & friends," coming up next. ♪ so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people wit