aleem: never afraid of stirring things up, donald trump decided not toocus on families separated by his immigration rules, but relatives of those killed by illegal immigrants. pres. trump: they don't talk about the death and destruction caused by people that shouldn't be here, people that will continuously get into trouble and do bad things. for years their pain was met with silence, their plight was met with indifference, but no more. aleem: this country has been dramatically split over border security. the president's new order meant to end family separations, hagned under huge pressure, doesn't change while they remain, hundreds of children held separated from their families, peopleetake to the stto protest against what they see as a barbaric policy by the american government. but make no mistake about it, there is another half of this country who feel proud of their president and e tougher stance that he tried to take on immigration. aleem maqbool, bbc news, el paso. jane: a brief time ago i spoke mewith the fhead of u.s. immigration and customsem enfot, who joined us from new york.

and toocus on her was really very precious. you know, it said a lot about him and his character. but he -- he faced it head-on, and he was going to go down with a fight, ande did. >> nice to see lucy as well. wede meyer is now an advisory trustee for the als association in california. they work to support those with the disease and help to find a cure. clark's passing is touching a lot of people near and far. condolences are pouring in on our facebook page, the nbc bay area facebook page. we invite you to share your thoughts as well. >>> just in tonight, san lee an doe city council wants to get the city manager back to work. the council placed chrisatve back in january after the director of a nonprofit accused him of sexual misconduct. but after an investigation it was determined the allegations lacked credibility. today the council voted to bring him back. >>> what happens in l.a. impacts san francisco. tonight lapd has a new chief, and that means san francisco's top cop is staying put. l.a's mayor saying bill scott was one of three finalists for the job in l angeles. scott work

our work on this body, could you give us some of your thoughts about what would be helpful for us toocus on thldou be complimentary and useful? >> yeah, absolutely. so i mean, i think what probably makes the most sense, and we discussed this a little bit are around these questions of governance and structure. for instance, would you want the bank to be an llc, would you want it to be a nonprofit? what would the board look like? there's a lot of complicated questions around tax status in that an entity that's owned by the city, how would it be treated under tax rposes how would it be treated under bank law? and is it a bank holding company which comes with all these legal requirements, but it's not clear if a municipal entity owns a bank, do they all under that subject? so i think there's a lot of questions that fits into lafco's jurisdiction given that you function around city entities and governance. >> i think questions that come up with the state legislative questions, and we're aware of which pieces of legislation that would need to change depending on what model we move forward with

so we need toocus on the job bu i think w want to give equal attention to what does the wage increase look like. and 2% is still too low. if you're going to stimulate the enomy with a trillion dollar wage you need to on the wage number. by giving money, tax breaks to corporations who are not investing that money in the way that, you know, we were promised. yeah, there were bonuses that were given out, but not investing it for the long-term for investing it in ways that i think would increase wages, that was a misstep and it increases our debt so that my, not great artistic kids, are going to have to pay for this and you know, placing economic burdens on future generations, you've got things very un-american. we always leave this country better for the next generation. that's the obligation that each generation has and that's something that i think we've gotten away from. we're looking for short-term gains without thinking about long-term consequences. >> starting to sound like a candidate. >> no, a concerned american. >> questions over here? i wants to make sure everyone has arn. okay