tracey potts, nbc news, washington. >>> happening today at the state capitol hill in sacramento. a lot brown had a lot of success such as taking the state from a huge deficit to a surplus. watch brown live on nbcbayarea.com. >>> police are concerned some victims are not calling police because they are undocumented immigrants who are afraid of deportation. investigators say burglars have ransacked over eight apartments in over a month. the thefts can be crippling. >> with that money, it could be rent money. >> here rent is due and a loss of this nature could be months worth of income for them and absolutely not only it is devastating but the climate they are in right now, they are scared to report to us. >> officers will not call immigration and they are stepping up patrols hoping to find the burglars. >>> san francisco politics still making waves. the board of supervisor voted 6-3 removing reid to replace with ferrell. some even calling what happened unfair with a hint of ratio and gender bias. ferrell says as acting mayor, he wants to make sure there is transparency of governmen

nbc's tracey potts has all of that and more for us this morning. tracee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as they go back and forth, the bottom line is what will the president sign because this is a tenuous negotiation. they probably don't have the 2/3 to override. what will the president sign? that is the bottom line. the white house says that the president is willing to do a short-term fix, what they call a continuing resolution, and they are still blaming democrats for insisting on an immigration fix with this budget. >> we do support the short-term cr. however, it's not our first choice. we'd still like to see a clean funding bill. the president certainly doesn't want to shut down. and if one happens i think you only have one place to look, and that's to the democrats. >> on the house side the conservative freedom caucus says they will not go for a short-term fix. on the senate side it is an all-out search for votes. lindsey graham, a republican, says he won't sign something unless it has a fix for daca, the immigration issue, and the t