work here tell me they have no choice. he sits and waits, hoping someone will stop by and offer him a job for the day. dia de la manana. hasta ahora estoy aqui, carlos montano says as he arrives at this home depot at 630 every morning, looking for work across the parking lot. gilberto dominguez does the same. gilberto says he has to find work to pay rent. both men say their heads are on a swivel these days, looking for any white vans. that fear comes after days of targeted immigration action in san jose and san francisco last week, and reports that federal agents targeted day workers at a los angeles home depot over the weekend. somos trabajadores. a la gente buena, carlosays he and his fellow day workers are hard working people, and that sometimes they feel good people pay the consequences, while bad

people are left alone. today, carlos noted that only a third of the day workers that normally come to this home depot showed up today. no porque la verdad ya no mas como como sale uno. carlos says he's afraid every time he leaves his home but has no choice. meanwhile, the family of juan carlos portillo has been in anguish since last wednesday when his wife says ice called him to a processing office in san jose for a routine check and arrested him. it was one of several detentions we covered last week. juan carlos has a deportation order following dui convictions and is now in a detention center in the mojave desert. i spoke to his wife by phone today. we miss him. we need him a lot. how big is the fear that you may not see him again? it's a lot. it's super big. so. i'm a fear about that. while his wife and four children tried to cope with what's next,

carlos montano says he can only wonder if he'll be next. telling us he has no choice but to roll the dice and return to the same parking lot tomorrow, hoping to make some money to feed his family. and to be clear, there have been no ice sightings in san jose since last wednesday. but the day workers here in san jose say they can never be too sure they have to keep their guard up. we are live in san jose. i'm damian trujillo nbc bay area news. okay. thank you very much, damian. multiple demonstrations in san francisco today related to the trump administration's immigration operations. and there is another protest set to get underway right now, this time in the mission district, and that one demanding a stop to the ice raids. nbc brie sandy hook quintana joins us live. and i can see that protest has started behind you. what do we do? yeah, the group around 15 minutes ago or so, they were first in the

plaza on this side, and now the. san francisco is fighting for san francisco and for all immigrants everywhere. a coalition of bay area labor groups rallied for their colleague and friend, david huerta. he's the president of the seiu union in southern california. he was arrested friday as a group of people gathered where ice was serving a search warrant at a southern california business. huerta was arraigned in federal court today on a single charge conspiracy to impede an officer. he was released from custody on bail following that court appearance. according to court documents, a homeland security agent says he and others were trying to interfere with their warrant operation, along with calling for his release, labor leaders are also calling people to action against the trump administration's ongoing ice operations, but they're calling for peaceful demonstrations. we're just saying we want to be able to work here tomorrow. we want to be able to work here next week. setting our cities on fire is not the answer. we're saying, let's do it with safety.

let's show our discipline. olga miranda, the leader of seiu northern california, said many members are scared because of ice operations. some have decided not to go to work or even go to the grocery store out of fear that they or their family members may be swept up by ice. that was sergio quintana reporting in san francisco. now, the flashpoint you might know of all this is down in los angeles tonight. a fourth straight night of protests. let's take you there. hundreds of people taking over the streets of downtown la. this is near the ice office there. over the past several nights, protests have delved into unrest and vandalism. this all started after the ice raids. on friday, we mentioned a labor leader was arrested while trying to stand in front of a van full of detainees. he has been released on a $50,000 bond and is urging people to remain peaceful. i do want to say nothing will be resolved with violence. violence begets violence. we need to be able to

have our movement needs to be one of nonviolence. our movement needs to be one that we hold each other accountable. governor newsom is sending in mutual aid resources to support the lapd. that includes more than 800 officers from the chp and neighboring agencies. this comes after president trump mobilized about 700 marines to support t national guard that he already sent to l.a. and you might have seen this. an australian reporter shot with a rubber bullet during a live report that she was giving yesterday. she was hit while reporting for australia's nine network. the network says the reporter and a photographer are safe and will continue their essential work covering these events. tensions. as you can see between president trump and governor newsom still escalating this evening. now california is taking the trump administration to court again, and the president is doubling

down on his comments that the fed should arrest newsom. the governor's response? he knows where to find me. nbc bay area's ian cull tracking the protest politics playing out tonight as demonstrations against ice activity continue around the state, the president and governor are sparring over whether the national guard should be involved at all, governor newsom saying local and state police could handle the demonstrations in l.a. over the weekend, a accusing the presidet of manufacturing a crisis there, trying to incite violence. they're trying to impose the kind of rhetoric that only makes conditions worse, that quite literally put people's lives at risk. today, the state sued the trump administration, saying the white house illegally called in the national guard without authorization from the governor. the president has said he has the authority under a rarely used federal statute. it's the first time a president has activated a state's national guard without a request from a

state's governor since the civil rights era. what we saw yesterday happened after the president's unnecessary, counterproductive and most importantly, unlawful order. meanwhile, president trump says many of the violent protesters in l.a. are professional agitators and bad people. it's lucky for the people in los angeles and in calornia that we did what we did. we got it just in time. it's still simmering a little bit, but not very much. then the president took it a step further, saying he agreed with his border czar, who has said governor newsom should be arrested. when asked today what crime did newsom commit, the president had this to say. i think his primarily primary crime is running for governor because he's done such a bad job. what he's done to that state is like what biden did to this country, and that's pretty bad. it's a wrong philosophy. the governor did not mince words when responding to

holman's threat of arrest. come after me. arrest me. let's just get it over with. tough guy. you know i don't give a damn. but i care about my community. i care about this community. the hell are they doing? these guys need to grow up. they need to stop, and we need to push back. and i'm sorry to be so clear, but that kind of bloviating is exhausting. so, tom, arrest me. let's go. and then today, when mr. trump said he supported newsom getting arrested, newsom posted, this is a day i hoped i would never see in america. this is a line we cannot cross as a nation. this is an unmistakable step toward authoritarianism. ian cull nbc bay area news. with immigration at the center of this conflict, we are reminding you the immigration institute of the bay area has created red cards for anyone detained or questioned by ice officers. it summarizes what your rights are and how to exercise them. scan the qr code on your screen. download have one wherever you go. it's available in eight different languages. now we're also going to continue to follow

the latest in los angeles and here in the bay area throughout all of our newscast and on our website, nbcbayarea.com, click on la. protest in the bar at the top of the home page. our other headlines tonight. san jose leaders are scheduled to vote tomorrow on the mayor's proposal to arrest homeless people who repeatedly refuse shelter. last week, mayor matt mahan tried to drum up support for his responsibility to shelter initiative. it would allow for the arrest or hospitalization of people on the streets who refuse offers of shelter three times over an 18 month period. it would also expand outreach efforts and create a new police unit to enforce this policy. critics blast the plan, saying it further criminalizes homelessness, claiming the city lacks enough shelter beds. now, is there enough housing for homeless people? speaking of the shelter, bay san jose wants to create more than 250 new beds by turning five hotels and motels into transitional housing. plans are underway to turn the bristol

hotel on bascom avenue into housing for unsheltered mothers and children by the end of the summer. the site would offer supportive services and have 24 hour security, but not everyone is on board with this plan. mars tang lives near the bristol hotel and spent the weekend going door to door with those fliers, making sure his neighbors knew about it and the potential safety issues. the concern is the safety of this area, and then this is a quiet neighborhood. it's very comfortable. and then bring those homeless in, probably from other locations or from other cities, going to increase the uncertainty factors of this area. san jose is also working on plans to lease and convert four other motels the allura inn on oakland road, casa linda motel on monterey highway, fontaine inn on fontaine road, and a motel six near the casino. matrix well, a public meeting on the bristol hotel site is this wednesday evening at 630 at the camden community center. another

shakeup from health and human services secretary rfk. kennedy has removed all 17 members of the cdc's independent vaccine advisory committee. that committee was made up of medical and public health experts. members include doctor yvonne maldonado from stanford and doctor robert schechter, who is with the california department of health in richmond. the committee made recommendations to the cdc about who should get certain vaccines, including the schedule for childhood vaccinations. kennedy says the group was plagued with what he calls persistent conflict of interest, and has become little more than a rubber stamp for any vaccine, according to him. up next here at 6:00, president trump's travel ban against 12 countries takes effect. in fact, it's in effect now. we are live in san francisco where people are rallying against this ban. we'll explain their message. also, waymo's caught in the chaos how the weekend protests in los angeles forced the silicon valley company to change service in l.a. and here in the

bay area. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. that fog is back for tomorrow morning. we'll show you how much of this clears out. and four different systems i'm tracking this week what it's going to mean for those temperatures. i'm back with that in about seven minutes. tonight on the ground in la as new rallies break out opposing ice raids and california sues over the president sending in the national guard, plus some marines activated there. and the daughter and wife of accused gilgo beach killer speaking out for the first time. you'll

driverless taxis in san francisco after the waymos were targeted in weekend protest last night, vandals spray painted obscenities on waymo taxis in the city. the company is now limiting driverless car service in parts of the city, based on guidance from law enforcement.

demonstrators in los angeles also vandalized five waymo cars, setting some on fire. waymo says it's avoiding potential protest areas out of an abundance of caution. this is the first day of president trump's new travel ban. it bars most people from a dozen countries, from traveling here to the united states. tonight, organizations are pushing back, calling the ban illegal and discriminatory. let's bring in nbc bay area's velena jones, who joins us from city hall in san francisco, velena. well, that's right. you know, we were at a press conference that wrapped up about an hour ago where dozens of people filled the steps here at city hall. they are condemning multiple actions by the trump administration. and tonight they are vowing to stay vocal and fight back. at america's airports today. a new rule about who can and can't enter america. president trump's new order banning most travelers from a dozen mostly muslim countries into the u.s. and adding

heightened security on travelers from seven other countries. even though i'm a u.s. citizen, i can go and come back. but the togo is now on the map of the country with a problem, and that that hurts you. is a u.s. citizen now? originally from the togolese republic, one of the countries on that list. his family is traveling to his home today. veryad situation, not just for togo. for a lot of countries. we have a lot of innocent people, and it's very sad that they put everybody in the same basket. during his first term, president trump instituted a similar ban, sparking confusion and court challenges. but today, sfo officials noted no impacts on airport operations from the new restrictions. travelers and locals are expressing mixed opinions. even if people say they're immigrants, we still have liberties in this country under the 14th amendment, and so i firmly believe that people should have the right. in my

opinion, he's doing the right thing. we've got to be careful who's coming in and where are they coming from. but immigrant rights organizatns disagree and are calling the ban illegal and racist, pointing out that the majority of the restrictions affect middle eastern and african countries. we are here to say that no matter where, no matter how trump and his administration targets any vulnerable community, we will show up. this afternoon, several organizations opposing the trump administration's travel ban and immigration enforcement held a rally on the steps of san francisco city hall. they're vowing to resist and protect immigrant communities. elected leaders are also promising tdo the same. you are a wannabe king anchored in hatred. and if you arehinking of targeting a single one of my residents in district five, the families, the children or the seniors, you're going to have to come through me first. supervisor mahmood plans

to introduce legislation to fully support the right to protest at tomorrow's board of supervisors meeting. he also plans to work with the public defender's office to expand the immigrant defense unit. and these organizations note that this is going to be a long battle that they're willing to take on. reporting live in san francisco, velena jones, nbc bay area news. thank you. jeff is here now to talk about our weather as we start the week. we know it's a little foggy in the city right now. it is in that fog is really helping us from getting too hot out here across the bay area. but we're also tracking several systems ase move through this week, and that will also help our temperatures here in the extended. let me show you more details on this. as we started off. right now we can show you the low clouds coming on in at the coastline. so that's already dropping us to 71 in santa rosa, chilly, 59 san francisco, even san jose down to 69. and we're dropping here to some low 70s concord and livermore after getting into those 80s. so what we're really looking at here as we head through tomorrow is two

different weather systems. we have this area of low pressure to the north that has some colder air with it. and then we've got high pressure to the south that has some relatively warm to hot air. now this area of high pressure is going to basically buffer this system to the north from moving in too much, but we're really left with the best result. we'll get kind of grazed by that system. and it's just going to help to keep temperatures near average. so i think we're really looking at some excellent weather here in our tuesday forecast. we'll start it off with some low clouds, fog, drizzle at the coastline. we'll see some of this. hang on. i think at this point through about 10:00 in the morning near the coast, the bay, the north bay, and then the majority of us will get under that sunshine, except if you're headed to the coastline or san francisco, we'll see that fog linger at times. so this means tomorrow morning we are back down to the 50s. as you head out the door, maybe you're getting yourself to work or the kids off to summer camp. whatever is going on in your world here. temperatures will begin here in the 50s to start, so you'll need some sort of jacket. 57 in the

east bay and 53 in the north bay. but numbers are going to warm up relatively quickly as you'll see down here across the south bay. it's going to bring us back to the 70s and 80s with 79 in cupertino, 83 in san jose, out here to the east bay, you're in hayward, 69, and then you head over the east bay hills. we're at 82 in danville, up to 83 in concord. no 80s for the peninsula, but you'll be close down here towards palo alto at 79. and then as you head up the northern peninsula, we'll drop it down to 59. in daly city, plenty of 50s and 60s here through san francisco and for the north bay, coming in at 80 in napa, 78 sonoma and 69 in mill valley. so here is the deal. not one, not two, not three, but four different areas of upper low pressure passing to the north the next seven days. so that will continue to keep that hottest desert air away. so we're just kind of easing into june the way it looks now, livermore with some 70s and 80s for the most part next ten days, except next wednesday we get up

to 90. but again it would drop after that. so as you're out and about enjoying the sunshine, i did want to show you the uv index. it will be up to a powerful ten tomorrow, so make sure to wear the hat, the sunglasses and spf 30 certainly helps right here on that 7-day forecast. san francisco in the 60s for highs with that morning fog pattern next several days. and for the inland valleys we're in the low to mid 80s right into this upcoming weekend. this is a ten on the scale of things for sure. that's great. yeah it's a good way to start it. thank you jeff. up next here at 6:00, several software updates for apple unveiled at its annual worldwide developers conference happening right now in cupertino. the new ai capabilities coming to your iphone.

developers conference is underway at apple hq in cupertino. so what's on deck the next several days? apple plans for more ai tools to simplify your life. that includes new visual elements, a fresh naming system for software updates, and new features in its apple intelligence suite. users will also see the biggest redesign ever of apple's photo library, as well as a new version of its coding software that uses chatgpt, the company also unveiling major changes to its gaming systems. game mode is coming to iphone, enabling a more immersive experience with games like zen zone zero. just like on mac, game mode minimizes

background activity to sustain the highest frame rates, especially during long play sessions, and it dramatically improves responsiveness with airpods and wireless game controllers, apple also providing a glimpse at its biggest software redesign in a decade. it's called liquid glass, which will bring glass like shine to app interfaces. trampolines may be a lot of summer fun, but they can also lead to injury, the u.s. consumer product safety commission says doctors treated 300,000 trampoline injuries, including 110,000 in emergency rooms in 2018. most often, it's kids colliding or doing something they're not supposed to beyond their skill level. that leads to broken wrist or ankles, torn ligaments in the knees, and a bad flip can lead to head and neck injuries, too. a dignity health orthopedic surgeon says there are ways to minimize your family's risk. they recommend including a net around the trampoline and only allowing one person to jump at a time. if kids are going to jump together, it's recommended bigger kids play separate from the smaller ones, and whomever

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♪ tonight, breaking news, the trump administration ordering hundreds of marines to los angeles. the rare move to send the military into an american city as new rallies take to the streets. it com after a weekend of protests opposing immigration raids that turned violent in some places. waymo cars set ablaze, national guard deploying crowd control techniques, using less lethal bullets. california suing over president trump federalizing the national guard, as the president floats having governor gavin newsom arrested. our team takes you on the ground as the community pushes back over raids. also tonight, the deadly shootings on the las vegas strip near the bellagio hotel. the shooting caught on camera and the suspect under arrest. plus. >> he was definitely very much around 90% of the time, but there was that other 10% of