the feds take legal action against california. >> and the new school safety law being considered on capitol hill amid the school shooting in florida. >> good morning, it's wednesday, march 7th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. >> we're going to talk traffic and weather. first how is the commute? >> it's 6 a.m. and we have a number of accidents and big delays for drivers on 80. if you are heading in that direction, be prepared. grab some extra coffee. 80 near 4, we have an earlier crash just west of here. it looks like they have cleared all of those lanes. but our speeds are in the yellow. about 20 minutes from hercules to the macarthur maze due to a crash at pinole valley road, no lanes blocked. interstate 80 at powell street just before you approach the maze there, heading around that berkeley curve, you can see traffic starting to slow as you

make your approach towards the maze there. and then it continues to be very slow heading into san francisco. we don't have any problems on the bridge but just before the toll plaza, there are reports of an accident blocking at least one lane. so that's definitely going to create a hiccup in the morning commute. we are in the red 21 minutes into san francisco. we are also getting reports of a fire near 580 and marina bay packager way. we'll have an update in the next traffic report. for now let's check in with neda on the forecast. we'll have cloudy conditions throughout the morning hours and chances of rain. then we'll start to notice rain but not until 6:00, 7:00 tonight. light showers overnight and for the commute just drizzle. that's about it. then more rain is coming towards us for friday and into the weekend. next week we have a few more storms. so it looks like the window is

open for a few locations to get some wet weather. it's not going to be severe to start. because of the cloud coverage, 51 in oakland. 54 in san francisco. 45 livermore. santa rosa in the 40s, not the 30s. cloud coverage throughout the next few hours, 11 a.m. a break. you may see the sun just in time for lunch. by 5:00, clouds at 7 p.m. north bay will get rain to start and then it will be more widespread overnight tonight. so while you are sleeping most likely and then early tomorrow morning, you may see some drizzle. no concerns of ponding in this system. we'll track the next few storms coming up. this morning the sanctuary showdown is taking center stage in sacramento. the justice department is suing

the state of california for interfering with federal immigration activity. in just a few hours, attorney general jeff sessions will be there making an announcement. we have live team coverage. kpix 5's jackie ward has a look at how bay area mayors are responding but first, marks is live in sacramento with more on what's expected. >> reporter: this is where the big announcement is going to be made of this lawsuit from the federal government against the state of california. this is at a meeting of the california peace officers association. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is set to speak here this morning. that's about 8 a.m. the trump administration has filed a lawsuit aimed at undoing california's sanctuary laws which protect immigrants living in the u.s. illegally. the lawsuit from the federal government says that three state laws intentionally undermine federal immigration laws barring police from asking people about their immigration status or participating in federal immigration enforcement activities. another law offers protection against workplace raids. all these laws went into effect

in january and the justice department says they are hindering immigration authorities and they are unconstitutional. around here, your thoughts on these laws generally depend on which side of the aisle politicians are on. >> if they punch back to the lawlessness rampant here in the state of california not just in the trump administration but during the obama administration when they didn't enforce immigration law. >> what i say to the trump administration and jeff sessions is you think you're going to take on california? good luck, bring it on. >> reporter: yeah. there is going to be plenty of pushback, plenty of protests planned for outside of the hotel today. as for the california peace officers association, they say they are looking for guidelines. they are looking for clarity right now between state and federal law. we are expecting protests outside the hotel in downtown sacramento.

there is one protestor here at this early hour. he is sure to be joined by more as the morning progresses. now, after we hear from the federal attorney general this morning, we'll be hearing from california's attorney general xavier becerra at about 9:30. so the war of words is going to be strong here in sacramento this morning. live in sacramento, anne makevoc, kpix 5. this morning, bay area city leaders are reacting to this lawsuit. kpix 5's jackie ward continues our team coverage on this. reporter: as you can imagine, they have a lot to say on this. this is a typically very vocal group and today is no exception. they have very strong words regarding the lawsuit calling it a stunt and promising to fight back. the mayors from san jose, san francisco and oakland are standing together and pushing back on what's expected to be announced this morning. the state attorney general says it's the state's constitutional right to establish our own. >> i'm to uphold all the lawyers.

>> herrera said this is why we have courts because the trump administration does not respect the rule of law. >> at 6:30 we'll hear how the lawsuit could impact local law enforcement. >> we'll stream attorney general jeff sessions's announcement live on facebook and at cbssf.com. president trump is losing another top aide. his chief economic adviser gary cohn is resigning. he is opposed to president trump's plan to place a tariff on imported steel and aluminum. the president tweeted out, we'll be making a decision soon on the appointment of new chief economic adviser. many people wanting the job. we'll choose wisely. the white house says cohn will leave in the next few weeks. at the state capital there's more fallout from a sexual harassment investigation into former state senator tony

mendoza. the director of cal state senate fellows program is out. it comes four months after he was placed on indefinite leave in response to allegations that mendoza engaged in inappropriate behavior towards a woman in the place. they found the allegations were invalid. students missed eight days in february after a deadly school shooting in parkland, florida. they have had shorter days since they returned to school. 17 students and teachers were killed when a gunman open fire. one of the students wounded in the shooting will sue the school district and the local sheriff's office. in the wake of the shooting, house majority leader kevin mccarthy has announced a vote on a school safety bill to provide grants to school districts to improve security. >> you all know sheriff rutherford, former sheriff of jacksonville, he has a bill

stop school violence act, this is student, teachers, officers preventing school violence. we'll have that bill on the floor next week. >> the proposed bill does not include enacting any new gun control measures such as raising the age requirement to buy rifles. a robbery suspect is dead and two others are in custody after a confrontation with police in san francisco. jessica flores joins us live from san francisco with more. >> reporter: michelle, i'm here in the mission district on 22nd street. it's still an active scene. you can see there are several evidence markers on the ground there. there's also a black vehicle with windows blown out as investigators look into this deadly police shooting. the suspect was shot in the trunk of the vehicle. police say it started at 10:30 last night. two victims of an armed robbery flagged down officers. police located the suspect vehicle then ordered two suspects out of the car. the driver got out. then police say they noticed the trunk was slightly open from that black vehicle and saw a second suspect inside the trunk. investigators say as the

officers attempted to arrest the suspect, that's when the shooting happened. the suspect died on the scene. police have not released details about what exactly happened leading up to the shooting. we don't know if the suspect had a weapon. police arrested the driver and a woman inside the car. we did speak to a man near the scene. police say they found a gun in the trunk. he didn't want to be identified but he described what he saw. >> like, i mean, i've heard gunshots in the neighborhood. this is rapid fire, 24 shots . >> reporter: the police union says no officers were wounded. now, there are several investigations into this police shooting, one by the san francisco district attorney, also by the police accountability department here in san francisco as well as detectives on scene who are investigating the nature of the shooting, exactly what happened leading up to it. jessica flores, kpix 5.

people in oakland will be back in front of a judge. police say dana rivers in just a few hours, the san jose woman accused of murdering three people in oakland will be back in front of a judge. police say that dana rivers killed a couple and their son back in november 2016. when police arrived at the victims' home, they found a 19- year-old lying in the street with gunshot wounds. his parents were found shot and stabbed inside the home which investigators say rivers set on fire. time now is 6:10. the new pot cultivation rules napa is considering adding today. >> plus, the fees uber and lyft drivers could face when using san francisco streets. >> slow traffic, accidents, the details coming up. >> it's a cloudy start to the day. that also means warmer start to the day. it's all a sign of the rain that's on the way so i'll time it out. you could generate your own energy,

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commission is meeting today.. among the topics of discussion: marijuana cultivation policies in unincorporated parts of the county. the board of super the napa county planning commission is meeting today. among the topics, marijuana cultivation policies in unincorporated parts of the county. the board of supervisors passed the issue. officials will now have to discuss possible land use policies for personal use and outdoor cultivation. commissioners are also expected to discuss composting and a winery. according to the "san francisco examiner," the san francisco board of supervisors approved a resolution yesterday that will allow the city to impose an infrastructure impact fee on uber and lyft. cities like portland are already charging ridesharing companies 50 cents a trip which then generates over $8 million a year for the city. money then used for traffic and

parking enforcement. the resolution will be sent to state representatives in sacramento for final approval. 6:15 -- i waited one second until it turned 6:15 to say that. >> quarter past. >> yeah. right on the money. let's get a check on traffic. how are the roads? >> it's busy. we have a few problems. nothing to really write home about but certainly going to slow some folks down. if you are heading out and your ride has you heading along westbound 580, you're used to those slowdowns until you get into livermore. an accident in the area is not blocking lanes but we are starting to see delays so 32 minutes as you make your way over towards 680. here's a live look, 580 at tassajara. you can see that westbound direction on the right side of your screen there. you will start to see some brake lights a little further ahead. antioch looking a-okay. it's not until you get into pittsburg that you see the slowdowns build along westbound

4. 21 minutes over to 680. if you continue further west along over to interstate 80 here's a live look. we have been tracking some major slowdowns along this stretch this morning. we had an earlier accident, no longer blocking lanes. and as you can see, traffic is buzzing by in both directions. we are in the yellow though for drivers along the eastshore freeway. there's that maze. whoo! this is all due to the metering lights, plus our normal busy commute and reports of an accident over at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks like some injuries are involved so emergency crews are over at the scene. so do expect delays if you are trying to get into san francisco by the bay bridge. that's a check of your traffic. neda has the forecast. well, what a different picture this paints. we do have cloudy skies. yesterday nice clear skies. we had all kinds of sunshine. and today will be gloomier to start off the day but at least the temperatures are very warm thanks to that cloud coverage. our temperatures no 30s in sight. we had just 50s and 40s right now.

santa rosa 43. san jose 51. san francisco 54. and look at that skyline so still those high clouds are out there a sign of the storm that's on the way. satellite-radar showing pretty much all of northern california blanketed in his cloud cover. there's a bit of green showing up but none of it is any measurable rainfall nothing hitting the ground. it's just a sign of the moisture that's in the cloud coverage. and here's what we're also noticing. barely a breeze out there. sfo north-northeast wind at 5 miles per hour. three for downtown san francisco. novato just 5-mile-per-hour winds coming out of the south. we have the sunrise happening this morning at 6:32 so about 15 minutes from now. sunset at 6:09. most likely we'll have cloud coverage blocking that sunset but here's what we can expect. this low is going to impact washington, oregon, bringing them a good amount of rain but we'll get the tail end of it so we are expecting a light drizzle this afternoon. for now, your afternoon highs are going to be above average. low 70s for a lot of the south bay. 71 for san jose. 72 in los gatos. east bay also upper 60s, low 70s. it's going to feel pretty nice

out there. 72 in pleasanton. 66 for the afternoon high in san francisco, and 67 in sausalito. across the north bay santa rosa 68. rohnert park expected to reach 71 today. so here's the subtropical moisture that we are also watching. first we'll get this storm that's coming up towards the pacific northwest. that's going to bring us our chance of showers tonight through tomorrow morning. very light drizzle. then from the south, we are getting some rain chances. that's coming thursday into friday extending into saturday, as well. and you can see it definitely is going to impact southern california, central california and for us especially along the south bay. that's where we are going to start to see that moisture so this type of storm is it going to go south to north and it's going to be a pretty warm storm. not much measurable rainfall. southern california will get the brunt of it. what we are going to is about two-tenths to .3" in the area. today cloudy and warm ahead of the rain this afternoon. then we are expecting up to .3"

of rain today through saturday. our snow levels with this system, they are extremely high because it's warmer air that's out there. so only snow about 6,000 feet and above. just the ridgetops with a few flurries, maybe an inch if anything. by sunday, monday, we are drying up for the latter half of your weekend and start of the week and more storms in store for tuesday. i thought it was cool because i have the iphone 8 plus. but apparently that's old news, michelle? >> it's still cool. new research actually reveals apple's biggest mistake when it comes to the iphone x. the tech giant overpriced the device according to data. in a survey of 1500 iphone owners the company discovered 31% said they wouldn't be upgrading to the iphone x because it's too expensive. the iphone x costs nearly $1,000 before tax. uber's autonomous semi

trucks are being put to work shipping cargo to customers by the on demand app, first deliveries in arizona. uber will load up the freight on a human driven truck which collects the load from the shipper and then does a short haul run to a transfer hub. the truck then goes on to a long haul freight transport that's autonomous. that self-driving test truck handles the highway driving later handing it off to a human driver. why did tim lincecum turn down the dodgers? hint? the color of our new set. and could the warriors overcome 17 turnovers in a sloppy game to beat the nets? tip-off coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? you can email your nominations to us, we would love to hear you, coolschools@kpix.com, and we may come and feature your school on our thursday morning show. we'll be right back. or the play o'

warriors game against brooklyn had more swings than a playground. golden state looking to remain unbeaten since the all star break looking for their 50th win. but in the words of ringo starr, you know it don't come easy. andre iguodala over jordan bell. that's the 25-0 run. warriors up 21. but brooklyn responds with a 33- 9 run. russell gives the nets a 44-42 lead. 3rd quarter now, steph curry nails one of his 6 threes to make it 83-78. he had 34 points all in the first three-quarters. 4th quarter now, a nine-point game, draymond with a rare three for him. that's an 18-3 golden state run. a game of runs and golden state is leading at the end. they win their 6th straight, 114-101. tim lincecum will not wear number 55 with the rangers. instead, he decided to don number 44 in honor of his brother, who recently died. lincecum reported to rangers camp and said he chose to sign with texas instead of l.a. one of the reasons being, he couldn't picture himself in dodger blue.

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people's rights to privacy. >> as california defends its sanctuary state status, the trump administration is filing suit. >> plus, the hearing happening today on cyber security and california elections. >> and the investigation unfolding in san francisco after police opened fire. the deadly shooting comes amid an ongoing debate over equipping officers with tasers. >> i thought it might be firecrackers because it was so many. >> but first, the department of justice is suing california for interfering with federal immigration activities. good morning, it is wednesday, march 7th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. in just a few hours attorney general jeff sessions will be in sacramento to make an announcement. we have live team coverage. kpix 5's jackie ward has a look at how bay area mayors are responding. but first, anne makovec is live in sacramento with more on what is expected from sessions. anne. >> reporter: usa versus the state of california. that's the announcement expected to be made here in

downtown sacramento this morning. it is a conference for the california peace officers association. and the speaker is the federal attorney general jeff sessions. he is going to expand more on the lawsuit that the trump administration filed late yesterday undoing california's sanctuary laws. well, that's the aim of it at least. of course, those laws protect immigrants living in the u.s. illegally. the lawsuit says that three california laws intentionally undermine federal immigration laws barring police from asking people about their immigration status or participating in federal immigration enforcement activities. another law offers protections against workplace raids. all these state laws went into effect in january. the federal justice department says these laws are hindering immigration authorities and that they are unconstitutional. law enforcement gathered here today say they want clarity. >> it's an opportunity for all of us to talk about this issue and hopefully get to clarification. we want them to keep our communities safe or do we want them to have to worry about the political fight that's going on?

>> reporter: the peace officers association says they are in a tough spot often trying to differentiate between state and federal laws. we are also expecting a lot of protests here outside of the hotel this morning and then after attorney general jeff sessions makes his announcement, california's attorney general becerra will make an announcement at 9:30 this morning. so the war of words is going to be in full effect here in sacramento. we are going to hear from one of the defendants named in the lawsuit. the state attorney general is going to dig in his heels in favor of sanctuary laws. anne makovec, kpix 5. kpix 5's jackie ward is now in the newsroom with more. reporter: good morning. political leaders across the bay area have taken a loud stance against the federal government in support of their sanctuary city status and today they are maintaining that portion. mayors including sam liccardo

of san jose, mark farrell of san francisco and libby schaaf are promising to fight back. local law enforcement officials are on edge leading up to the federal attorney general's announcement. yesterday, sergeant ray kelly of the alameda county sheriff's office said federal funding may be in jeopardy. >> we hope tomorrow when jeff sessions does give this speech tomorrow, that he will pledge his support for law enforcement and the work they are doing in communities and not cross up local law enforcement with the other issue of immigration. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf said: governor brown called the lawsuit a political stunt. california's sanctuary laws "intentionally obstruct and discriminate" ag ement of it alleges that california's sanctuary laws intentionally obstruct and discriminate against the enforcement of federal immigration law.

and of course we are expecting to hear more reaction following the lawsuit announcement. we'll update you throughout the day. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. stay with kpix 5 news for continuing coverage all morning long. we will stream attorney general jeff sessions's announcement live on our facebook page and at cbssf.com. time check right now, it is 6:34. as we take a live look outside some of the traffic on 880 in oakland, and on the left another great shot of the bay bridge. a little cloudier today. >> mm-hm. yes. just a bit. >> kind of a gray gloomy start to the day. that's okay. >> change is good. you may not even need a jacket when up step outside because it does -- temperatures are about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday morning. so there's that. it's all ahead of some rain that's coming through. so here is a view of the bay bridge. so just changing things up a little bit. your headlines today, clouds will build throughout the day and then we have light rain arriving late tonight, so by 6:00, 7:00, that's when the

north bay will see raindrops and then we'll look at more widespread showers but very, very light. in fact, scattered showers in our forecast tonight all the way through saturday night. that's how long we are going to see that chance of rain which means keep that umbrella close by. here's our vaca camera. normally showing that sunrise at this hour but not right now. definitely covering the sun with all the cloud coverage. and here's another view of the cloudy day. 45 degrees in livermore. san francisco 53. san jose 51. normally we are in the 30s and 40s for this hour. that's not the case today. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. so again, about 10 degrees warmer than what we had yesterday. warmer than normal and our afternoon highs will also be warmer than normal. satellite-radar showing plenty of cloud coverage also some green popping up here just off the coast. that's not necessarily raindrops. just a sign the of the moisture that's in the cloud coverage. and all of that will eventually bring us a bit of light rain activity. i'll time it all out for you coming up.

right now, we are seeing a few more brake lights along 680 southbound. here's a live look, this is right as you are heading into walnut creek. in the red from willow pass to 24. it's under 10 minutes. it's not that bad but it's a little slow. further south this is 680 right near danville, and you can see traffic very light. northbound direction, southbound direction a few more cars but then things really start to slow down as you approach 580. and that's all due to this accident southbound 680 right near stoneridge drive and so we have cars over in the center divide, not blocking lanes, and it's definitely causing a bit of a backup and then your ride is heavy down towards 84 there. your travel times in the red just under 20 minutes along that route. heading across the san mateo bridge, just the usual crowds developing in the westbound direction. in the yellow 25-minute ride over to 101.

we are tracking a new accident and this is right near sfo. so if have a flight to catch and you're heading there, listen up, it's southbound 101 right near that exit where you get off to go to the terminal so it's definitely causing a big backup if you are heading northbound, you should be good to go. but we are starting to see that backup stretch towards 380. that's a check of your traffic. the city of san francisco is denying negligence caused the death of kate steinle. this week city attorneys argued that an appeals court should uphold the judge's decision to throw out the lawsuit that claims embattled former sheriff ross mirkarimi was responsible. jose ines garcia zarate was acquitted last year of murder and manslaughter in the 2015 death of steinle. it's been a busy morning in san francisco where investigators are looking into a deadly officer-involved shooting. kpix 5's jessica flores reports. reporter: we are in the mission district here on 22nd street and this is a very active situation. you can see investigators on scene.

they are combing for evidence. you can see a lot of evidence markers and a black vehicle with windows shot out. police have been investigating hours. it started about 10:30 p.m. last night near 21st street. two victims of an armed robbery flagged down officers. police located the suspect vehicle. twothen police located the suspect vehicle. they ordered two suspects out of the car. the driver got out. then police say they noticed the trunk was slightly open and saw a second suspect inside the trunk. investigators say as the officers attempted to arrest the suspect, that is when the shooting happened. the suspect died on the scene. police haven't released detailed about what happened if he was pointing a gun at officers. but investigators say they did find a handgun in the trunk. police arrested a driver and a woman who was inside the car. a man who was near the scene described what he heard.

>> so then i heard, you know, at least one shot and then more yelling. and then i just didn't know -- i thought maybe it was the police but i didn't hear any sirens, that was weird and then a barrage of what i thought might be firecrackers because it was so many. >> reporter: now, we did see one officer getting checked out in the ambulance. but the police union says no officers were wounded. police are interviewing the two surviving suspects and there are several investigations ongoing at this hour. the san francisco district attorney's office as well as the department of police accountability are looking into this matter. reporting live here in san francisco, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. san francisco police officers will eventually have

tasers, kentucky derby a less lethal tool for law enforcement. people are divided on a ballot measure that would put policies in place without some input. the sunnyvale city council has asked city staff to draft an ordinance to raise the legal age for buying a small rifle in the city from 18 to 21. the office of the city attorney plans to research and return to the council with the ordinance. exemptions would be for active duty military and law enforcement personnel. today, jared kushner is heading to mexico to meet with president pena nieto. it becomes amid negotiations that could influence his proposed tariffs on aluminum and steel. kushner's clearance was downgraded last week. north korea is ready to talk about giving up its

nuclear arsenal. president trump is calling the move a positive development in relations with kim jong-un. the report comes from a south korean delegation who just returned from the first-ever talks with the north korean leader. just yesterday, the state department announced new sanctions against north korea after it determined that kim jong-un's government used a chemical weapon to assassinate his half-brother. in just a few hours at the state capital, a hearing will take place that will focus on cyber security and california elections. it comes as a new report out shows seven states including california were hatched by a covert russia operation before the 2016 election! it says websites and databases were targeted. the reports also say six of the seven states have denied they were breached. time now 6:41. bracing for another hit while the east coast is still reeling from a deadly storm that knocked out power to hundreds of thousands, there's a new winter storm on the way. >> plus, a robot taxi service uber is starting today in san

francisco. >> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. the dow in the red right now down about 140. coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks.

gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning. thanks. cbs this morning starts at 7 o- clock. time for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." gayle king has more from new york. >> reporter: good morning, michelle, ma belle. i just heard do sonja talking about a free consultation for a mini lift and you get a discount if you mention kpix? >> yes. >> kpix! i'm mentioning it! >> you don't need it. you don't need it at all. >> yeah, but you never know. just good to know about dr.

sonja. ahead, we'll spread out along the east coast tracking the damaging wind, the rain and snow from the nor'easter as it moves into areas still recovering from last week's storm. so you know that ain't fun. plus we'll talk to the lawyer of stormy daniels suing president trump. see claims a nondisclosure agreement meant to keep an alleged affair secret is invalid. why some school districts are switching to a four-day "workweek." we'll go to oklahoma where hundreds of schools changed their schedules to see how it impact students, teachers and parents. all that plus your eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. michelle, help me. i always thought if you had an affair you want to keep it secret. i didn't know now you want to tell people all about your affair. >> you know, i have no -- no experience in that realm. but yeah. you would think. you want to keep it a secret. i don't know. it will be interesting to hear what she has to say, though. [ pause ] >> yes. very interesting. talking to the lawyer at 7:00.

>> all right. we'll be watching you at 7:00. thank you. >> these days everything is shared on social media. right? everyone wants to tell their story. >> everything, yeah. so you have to be careful. >> i think the sales department is going to be happy with the extra plug for dr. sonja. >> that's awesome. blackberry filed suit against a major social media company and big job gains in the private sector. joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. blackberry is taking facebook to court alleging that facebook-owned instagram and "whatsapp" used technology owned by blackberry's messenger service. it's a patent infringement case including tagging other users in social media pictures and streamlining notifications so they don't inundate the user. facebook says it will fight this attempt by blackberry! the job market continues to look strong in the u.s. adp says the private sector added 235,000 jobs last month, the

unemployment at a 17-year low of 4.1%. looks like another rocky day ahead for the stock market. this after white house chief economic adviser gary cohn announced his resignation reportedly over his inability to convince president trump to not go ahead with the tariffs on steel and aluminum. and so the market is heading lower. let's check it. dow down 180. nasdaq down 129. nasdaq down 16. michelle and kenny, back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. happening today, uber will roll out its new robot taxi service in san francisco. but it's only available for employees working on the company's self-driving project. about 300 workers of uber's advanced technologies group will get a chance to test out the sport utility vehicle. the free robot taxi service will take people to and from their new offices. >> yeah. >> you know i'm always

skeptical about these autonomous vehicles. >> robots are take over everything. all the jobs being taken over by robots. >> i don't know. >> scary. >> really. >> it would be a little scary. >> yes, i'm with you, michelle, on that one. okay. well, no robots out on the roads right now. but we are tracking delays along the golden gate bridge. and we just saw some emergency crews go through actually -- we saw a big -- looks like a tow truck that was running a traffic break and had all lanes stopped on the golden gate bridge. that's why we're seeing heavy traffic across the span right now. they just reopened the lanes. we are still not certain what was going on. we are looking into that. but in the meantime, your ride heading across the span sluggish southbound. eastshore freeway, about 30 minutes in the yellow towards the macarthur maze. a couple of accidents at the toll plaza. one still blocking one of the lanes, it looks like it's tollbooth number 2 and we are

getting reports of some metal debris along the stretch so that's not looking good heading into san francisco. a-okay but near sfo we have big problems. we have an accident blocking two lanes and it's southbound so do give yourself some extra time if you have a flight to catch. back to you. as parts of the east coast are still recovering from a storm, they are getting hit by another nor'easter. the new storm is expected to drop more than a foot of snow in some interior areas today. pennsylvania's pocono mountains and parts of massachusetts could get up to a foot and a half. and it comes just days after another storm knocked out power to millions. >> we have massive, massive destruction to our infrastructure here. >> some people are still waiting to have their electricity restored. neda has more on the storm. >> yeah. i sure do. the problem is, the storm is adding more snow. it's cold. it's windy. all that stuff. and they don't have heat. so that's definitely going to be a challenge for a lot of folks and here's why it's

happening. you see that moisture there across a lot of the southeast. it's going to be merging with this system, as well. so the cold air and the warmer air are all merging right over the northeast and that's what they are dealing with. in new york right now they are getting snow albany, boston, they will be also dealing with a lot of snow. and that storm surge at the coast. but the surge won't be as bad as last week so you will notice in the futurecast a lot of this is going to work its way towards maine through thursday night into friday morning and then it should ease up, give them a break before another storm arrives next week. the winter storm warnings throughout new england, 2 to 3 feet of snow expected in some areas, strong winds with gusts up to 55 miles per hour and moderate coastal flooding so not the severe flooding they just had. as for our side of the coast, the west coast here, here's what we can expect. cloudy this morning in the bay area, cooler temperatures this afternoon, but this morning they are slightly warmer than yesterday. we have light showers in our

forecast for tonight and thursday. more rain friday and into the weekend specifically into saturday. here's a view from our mount vaca camera normally showing the sunrise but this morning cloudy. 45 degrees right now in livermore. 53 in san francisco. san jose 51, our afternoon highs will be in the upper 60s, low 60s for the south bay. and across the north bay also staying in the upper 60s. so the north bay will get some of that rain tonight, tomorrow, then we are going to see some subtropical moisture entering the area on friday and saturday and the south bay will get the next round of moisture. futurecast shows rain and friday and saturday more warmer storm system affecting us. that's when we are not going to see much snowfall because it is warmer. southern california will get most of the rain. for us, our totals don't look great. just about a tenth inch to maybe .3" of rain through saturday noontime. here's the ski report.

snow levels will be 6,000 feet and above so judge the ridgetops. sunday and monday a break, more rain on tuesday. that's a look at the next seven days. a police shooting here in the mission district in san francisco leaves one armed robbery suspect dead. i'll have the details coming up. >> plus, why a bart improvement project at one downtown station is creating a new issue for some riders.

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i'm jessica flores live in san francisco's mission district where police have been investigating an officer- involved shooting for the past eight hours that left an armed robbery suspect dead. you can see evidence markers there and a black vehicle with windows shot out. police say this all started about 10:30 last night near 21st and tabb streets. two victims of an armed robbery flagged down officers and when police located the suspect vehicle, they noticed the trunk was open. they saw a suspect inside the trunk. investigators say as the officers attempted to arrest the suspect in the trunk, that's when the shooting happened. the handgun is in the trunk but it's unclear exactly what happened leading up to the shooting. we did see one officer getting checked out in the ambulance. but police union says no officers were wounded. two individuals were inside. the suspects inside the vehicle were arrested, armed robbery suspects. sfpd as well as the san francisco district attorney's office is investigating this

police shooting here in the mission district. reporting live in san francisco, jessica flores, kpix 5. it's 6:57. time for your "final 5." >> san francisco's civic center station. the agency expects to barricade the western entrances and the quarter to clear the way for a new power substation but many riders say it's a hassle. the sunnyvale city council has asked city staff to draft an ordinance to raise the legal age for buying a semi-automatic rifle in the city from 18 to 21 years old. the office of the city attorney plans to research and return to the council with the ordinance. former raider aldon smith is out on bail. the 28-year-old assaulted a woman on saturday night. he is set to be arraigned next monday. and the raiders released him this week. [ noise ] the justice department is suing the state of california for interfering with federal

immigration activity. the lawsuit alleges that california sanctuary laws intentionally obstruct and discriminate against the enforcement of federal immigration law. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions will be in sacramento this morning for what the justice department called a major announcement. more than 200 people were arrested in i.c.e. raids in the region last week. delays getting to sfo. drivers on southbound 101 completely backed up to oyster point. here's a look at the gray skies out there over the golden gate bridge. but still, not a bad view. look at the temperatures in the 40s and 50s this morning as opposed to the 30s and 40s. even at the coldest time of the day. 53 in san jose. and 53 in san francisco. satellite-radar showing the green on the screen off the coast but that's not necessarily rain. we are just seeing moisture out there. we are going to see rain tonight into tomorrow morning. >> thank you. that's it? >> that's it. >> that's it. we are done for the morning.

>> we'll have updates coming up. "cbs this morning" is next. ♪ good morning to our viewers in the west. welcome to "cbs this morning." the second nor'easter in five days threatens tens of millions from pennsylvania to maine. heavy, wet snow could cut power across wide areas. we're spread out along the east coast, tracking the snow, rain, and wind. the markets react this morning after president trump's chief economic adviser quits. gary cohn disagreed with the president's plan for steep tariffs on steel and aluminum. and adult film star stormy daniels is suing the p for the right to tell her story of their alleged affair. we'll speak to her lawyer. the white hou