a little more pical. our average high is 86. we're keeping a 60% chance for rain in the forecast, but unlike yesterday when they were bubbled up real early in the day, i think today's rain chance comes much lat on into the afternoon. a bubble of high pressure has a front that sparked the rain yesterday just down to our south as it tries to wobble back up to the north on in the day. that will be the focus of somei ability in the atmosphere. maimly just clouds this morning and any rain chance should be relatively low. once we get past 3:00, 4:00, things start to change. here's 3:00 p.m. on future weather. there's the lding edge and i think best rain chances here in town come in after 6:00 or7:00 this evening. could get a drop before then, but i think most of the rain chance comes after 6:00 this evening. so if you're doing a littler youth dgrilling, i'll have that forecast for you. otherwise -- where did it go here? stt's take a look at your ten-day fore it will be a warm one for sure. 87 degrees coming up for today. let's go over

she called the council a pical bias and says all of this undermines its vawork to ade human rights. >at impact is this going to have on the work of the human rights council not having the u.s. on board? from have already heard several people criticizing this move saying supposed to lead by example to be vocal about protecting human rights aro heard from human rights watch saying that other countries will have to redouble their efforts. u.n. officials were nohi surprised byannouncement. they told the secretary general of this announcement was coming. he said he wished they could have remained on the council. >> this is not the first time the united states has shined the human rights council, is it? a they've always had conflicted relationship with the council for many of the long-standing criticis and -- criticisms. e bush of administration decided to boycott, john bolton was the ambassador. he is a rong critic of the u.n. it was not until the oonma administrahat the united states rejoined. here we are, and other administration, a new tactic. kki haley saying that they tried for over a

reed: pically? thin town, they're going t everything. istsdad: this town only for politics.rep.d: they arn spin eveg, soledad, and it's going to be democrats saying they have everything figured out, and that they should be in control.an and repus will continue to fight for our position in the power base. ckd to be honest, i'm sind tired of that. 's why i'm trying t a voice to say it's not about who has power. it's about the amouican people. who suffer while this plays this game of power politics. and i'm sick and tired of that too. oblem solvers caucus. thepr that's why i'm willing to embrace and engage in some very contentious, honest disagreements, because we need to do more of that. r soledad: congreseed, it's so nice to have you. thanks for talking with us. rep. reed:reat to be with you. keep up the great work. sodad: thank you. appreciate that. >> cominup next, is america sing more jobs to trade -- or technology? we're sarating fact from fiction. plus, 50 yards50 states. why this man is on a msion to mow grass across the country. i was there for it all. civbut revolutions t

isn't the on celeb making pical w.p dennis rodman will be in singapore for the sum the worm has hmit kingdom five times. he has even taken some credit for improved relations and claims he gave a copy of the of the of the deal to little kim the last time he was in north korea. as of now, it's on. rudy giuliani tossed an insult to north korea. saying kim jong-un got on his hand and knees and begged after the cancellation of the summit. the party panel is kat timpf, joe dehave de -- joo and harlan hill. >> some of the saviors of american democracy and diplomacy are former stars and court tars. -- court stars. kennedy: joe, you have been the sober person in the room with drunk people. president trump does not drink. cub * and dennis rodman when they get together, they empty the distillery. can you manage how annoying it will be for the president sitting there while dennis and kim hold each other's hair back while they warf? >> it's starting to sounds like an old episode of love boat. where they would cram in as many celebr

. >> the majority of people pical assumption that the driver will stop but that's how we end up with collisionsvehicle versus pedestrian wheree have major collisions and fatalities. they assume that i am a pedestrian, i have the right-of- way anywhere that i am in the road. >> that is not correct. >> that is not correct. within the cross walk, a pedestrian is safe as long as the vehicles are aware and following the rules of the road as well. people will cross, what we consider jaywalking, somewhere that is not a desiated crosswalk area. they are assuming that the ca are going to stop but drivers are distracted, looking at other things, doing other things. that is what we will be doing as well, watching for distractions that drivers and other people are displaying out on the road. >> you run these education programs. do you see a benefit from this or is this just -- doesn't have an impact? >> it does have an effect. we are hopingto kind of continue this effect and keep it going. the only reason we come out and do any type of education or enforcement actions is to have a benefit and po

the president notable that this is the same mark sandford who's been able to weather some serious picalat scandal he faced back when he was governor. he never lost from public office. >> he never lost before and he may still pull this o he's known for some time, i talked to him a couple of months ago. he's known for some time that he was in a tough race simply because he has been critical of trump and that does not sell anymore in the republican primaries even though trump got only of the republican votes. the republicans have coalesce on trump. >> it depends who wins in the midterms if the democrats come out on top, we'll see a real change and how republicans in congress responded to the president and the republicans manage to eke out a majority, i think you are going see more of the same and maybe even more so. larry sabato, thank you so much for joining us. >> next, the documents dumped by the white house while the world had its eyes on singapore. the line between work and life hasn't just blurred. it's gone. that's why you need someone behind you. not just a card. an entire support

but again, our reporting says that t pically didn't want to be at an event where no one showed up. a man who's very concerned about crowd size. we know that. that'll wrap things up for me in huntington beach. i will be back here tomorrow. ali velshi, i'm so sorry i've eaten into a little bit of your time. >> it's all good. always good to have you in the show and my friend, chris, here. we'll have the mayor of philadelphia talking to us momentarily about the eagles matter. and kevin hassett is going to join us as well. he was taking a part in that press befing athe white house. we're kboipg going to talk abou economy. i'm ali velshi. katy said, presn the south lawn where a quickly thrown event called celebration of america just taking place. this is replacing who was supposed to be an event honoring the super bowl champions, the philadelphia eagles, but was canceled when the president found out who few players would be in attendance. the president saying the eagles, quote, disagree with their president because he insists that they proudly stand for the national anthem. that is an in

but again, our reporting says that t pically didn't want to be at an event where no one showed up.an who's very concerned about crowd size. we know that. that'll wrap things up for me in huntington beach. i will be back here tomorrow. ali velshi, i'm so sorry i've eaten into a little bit of your time. >> it's all good. always good to have you in the show and my friend, chris, here. we'll have the mayor of ph

. >> reporter: this is the shelter the first lady toured, and kids pically stay around 45 days here, 45 da, and we are hearing from some of the mothers in detention. >>n undocumented immigrant from guatemala after she sued the justice department to get him back. now mounting questions about the future of some 2,000 migrant childr still in limbo without their parents. we spoke with several mothers in one detention center by phone, and one says she is t desperate hear from her 9-year-old son. >> she says authorities told her she was goingbe teparated from her son for 48 hours, a it's nine days and she has no idea where he is. >> how does the government keep trac on children? thatalls on the department of health and human services. for years they handled kids that crossed into the country alone, but then they started taking care of separated kidss adults. >> thank you for calling the i.c.e. reporting and information >> where are the children being kept? they have a network of about 100 shelters operated by non-profit groups and our cameras have not been allowed inside. as theirst lad to

fantastic piece at national review on this pointing out the separation between the child and parent picallys a day if the immigrant choose to go back to the country they came from and they leave the country if they so choose. it's when the illegal immigrant choose to apply for asylum and demand the child be released in 20 days. nancy pelosi go back to washington, you can change the policy. the trump administration is enforcing the law. i remember the parents crying during the state of the union because they lost their children to ms-13. many have ravage the lives of u.s. excellecitizens. >> sandra: we're gathering numbers where things are today versus previous administrations. during obama the increase in the number of unoccupied children arriving at the border reached a quote, crisis proportion. this is according to a report from migration policyy june 2014 with a 90% surge in arrivals from 2014. this is a problem previous administration have faced. a lot is to the table. what gets done? >> i'm glad you brought that up we saw the surge in 2014. the washington post, pretty liberal newspaper