he rushed out of the san francisco county jail to an awaiting car this afternoon after posting his 30,000 dlrsz bail. here's how smith looked when he was booked this morning on misdemeanor domestic violence and other charges. the former 49er, surrendered today having been on the run since late saturday when he reportedly assaulted his fiance at her knob hill apartment. here's how the police radio dispatcher described what happened. san francisco police issued a warrant for his arrest, but could not find him. then yesterday, smith'sthat smia rehab facility after reaching out for help. she said she still loved him and wanted to help him with his issues. police successfully worked with

his attorney to get him surrendered so he could answer he was released from the team in 2015 after a string of arrests, the last one involving a hit and run. he then joined the raiders, but was suspended for a year for a substance abuse violation. more trouble last year, with a domestic violence investigation. the raiders say they have now released smith. well as you saw on the video, smith did not speak to reporters when he left county jail here. and our repeated calls to his attorney were not returned. >> much appreciated, vic, thank you. we sent out a push alert for the abc7 news app after getting the news that former raider aldon smith had been arrested.

a video shooting a giant stream almost 200 feet to the lower level to the western span, the boat was trying to put out a small fire in the netting benooeb beneath the bridge near treasure island. the chp tweeted out this picture, you can see the smoke billowing out from underneath the bridge. it was extinguished by 2:45. that netting is meant to prevent birds from roosting in that area. how the fire started is noll clear. grief counselors were at the american international school in san francisco after a student and his mother were found dead at kirkwood ski resort, olga and her son were found buried by that had fallen near their condo. >> the classroom is a safe space for grief for our students and we have counselors in place for all of our classes that were

affected by this tragedy and we will have throughout the week as our community processes this incident. >> the alpine county sheriff's department call this a tragic accident. >> 14 others have been trapped in the snow since last thursday. abc7 morning's anchor reggie akey has the details. >> reporter: snow or the weekend led to an avalanche at squaw. a snowboarder reported missing during a blizzard at squaw was found dead on friday. the snow also claimed the life of a snowboarder when the man was off the grid run when he got into deep powder. a keyer on the chair lift shot this video just before it happened. two skiers and six employees

were partially buried. there were no serious injuries. and then a 5-year-old girl is recovering after she was nearly strangled after falling from a ski lift in southern california. the girl slipped off her seat on the lift over the weekend. her ski instruct for grabbed her by the hood of her jacket and held on to her for over a minute. >> hard to watch. >> that was scary. that was scary. all right, well, talking about the weather, more snow and rain heading our way. >> abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma is in with the forecast. >> that rain will come in tomorrow night. today it's all about the warmth and the sunshine. a live look from our emeryville camera, showing you were soaked in sun across the bay area. we had a couple of 70s on the bay in gilroy, san jose did hit

a high of 70 degrees. it's a comfortable of 75 in san francisco. the doppler 7 shows you our next storm system, a cold front that will move through here tomorrow night, but ahead of it will start to see those clouds increase. it's a nice evening to be out and about. by tomorrow morning, those clouds steadily increase, we're still dry and even midday tomorrow we still keep a fair amount of sunshine and temperatures still on the mild side. we'll track that rain that will arrive by tomorrow night. nationl trpg safety board has put out a preliminary report on what caused a flight from san francisco to honolulu to make an emergency landing last month. a passenger snapped some video of the engine which looked like part of it had fallen off. the ntsb said in its report several fan blades broke and

flew off. investigators also received a warning of an engine compression stall so they shut down that engine. there were 373 people on board the plane and the plane landed safely. a santa cruz man is being called a hero for stopping an attack on a bus that was bound for the bay area. the gray hound bus was heading to oakland when a woman grabbed a 3-year-old away from the child's mother and held that child at knife point. they say the woman slashed the mom and some of the passengers. when they tackled her, she kept fighting stabbing them. >> reporter: what made you step into action? >> adrenaline, i guess, i didn't want anybody to get hurt. >> reporter: the suspect has been identified as teresa madrigal. passengers reported she was acting kind of strange and talking to herself. a high school row bolt aches team in the south bay is reeling from a theft over the weekend.

>> somebody stole a trailer containing their robot. but the community is now rallying behind those students. >> al of you guys know we have 20 days to make this robot, correct? >> reporter: the robotic team flew to utah to compete with a other teams. one of their mentors drove their robot creation up there in a u-haul trailer that was parked behind their motel. >> i think someone saw the trailer and saw the opportunity. i doubt they were actually targeting looking for a robot, they just happened to see the trailer and we were unlucky. >> surveillance video shows the truck being driven away with the skon taner. >> such hard work every single day and that whole thing taken away from us. >> reporter: they lost not only the robot but all of their tools and spare parts. >> we have reached out to other teams and they have reached back to us and they have agreed to

help us with manufacturing tools. >> i'm assuming we can get everything machined back by saturday or sunday if we send it out tonight. >> reporter: they only have 20 days to re-create the robot from scratch before the regional competition in idaho. they have raised thousands of dollars, but students say as they reinvent their el toro robot, they're going to call this version, el toro 21.5. >> if you want to check out the students' progress or help them out, you'll find links on abc7news.com. terri bryant is being held on 20,000 bail. mcdoor -- owns that oscar statue and they do want bryant

prosecuted. he faces up to three years in jail if convicted. a solution for the deadly superbug. >> i think we consider this quite a break through. >> it is a major discovery that could save thousands of lives and it was discovered here in the bay area. it may still be winter, but we're thinking about the spring. deals and steals for your next vacation. and taking a live look out on the highways, both lanes in both directions north and south going along pretty smoothly on this monday afternoon.

three, two, one, zero, emission. liftoff. >> there we go, another milestone for spacex, the morning the space company launched a famililcon 9 rocket the fifth time. the falcon 9 has been flying since 2010. on the ground in the east bay, a different type of pioneering - shuttles are on the road taking people around the business park. this is the first time that the department of motor vehicles has allow allowed -- >> the idea is door to door service to get you to the b.a.r.t. station so you don't require parking, you can use transit. >> so far two shuttles are being

tested out. each can hold up to a dozen people. the goal is to get 100 of them on the road by 2020. a study in a scientific lab designed a molecule that can kill deadly viruses that are resistant to antibiotics. >> reporter: this scientist inside the research lab in san jose is making something many in the medical field has been waiting for, the team at ibm ibm developed a plastic molecule that can kill the most powerful bacteria. this image shows bacteria infected with the are superbug and here's after it's been infect bit the molecule, infection free. >> it's designed to attach to the bacteria like a magnet and

once it latches on it effectively kills it. it. >> reporter: superbugs are becoming more common and they can have deadly results because of their resistance to affect bottled ticks. >> it creates an incredible problem for us in the hospital because we run out of treatment options for our patients. >> reporter: ibm hopes it will lead to a new drug that will save lives. >> i think that's incredibly exciting, obviously hearing the news of that kind of treatment is obviously very exciting for us as physicians and as public health practitioners. >> reporter: the next step for ibm is to partner with a research company and develop a new drug, it could be available in the next five to seven years. the team at ibm is also working on designing a molecule that will do the same to cancer cells. federal regular lators have approved the first breast to -- the test analyzes your dna from

your saliva. there will be a warning about the limitations of genetic information. the test can only detect three out of 1,000 known brca gene mutations. they didn't determine the person's risk overall of cancer. an essay for the players tribune, the 29-year-old wrote that he was overcome by anxiety during the game against atlanta and had to be briefly hospitalized at the cleveland clinic it was so bad. his he has the support of his teammates, lebron james tweeting, you're even more powerful now than ever before. salute and respect, brother. dimarco ruben

his own struggles, including battles with depression and loneliness. it shows that professional athletes, they may be millionaires, they may have million dollar homes and glamorous lives, but they can struggle with depression and anxiety. and he said no matter how indestructible that we look, we have more stress on us every day. these fellas miss a big shot, so the stress is on them on social media. >> i think it's admirable for them to share because it's helpful for all these >> reporter: all right, texters, brace yourself, nonverbal communication just took a huge step forward, because

dictionary.com. and the upside down face wn facn and the red heart emogi that can be used to express great tutd, hope even a little flirtatiousness. how fun? >> is this necessary? >> probably not. >> you would strike me to be an emoji king. >> i think they're self-explanatory, no? >> happy, sad. >> sunshine. >> the day's going to be nice, it's mild too tomorrow, it's at night the showers work into the picture. so live doppler 7 right now is a quiet picture, it's all about the sunshie and the comfortable temperatures. the south bay, san jose, we made it into the low 70s here, about 10 degrees above average for this time of the year, and temperatures across the board are above normal for early

march. 54 currently in san rafael, 64 currently in napa, 68 in san jose and concord coming in with a comfortable mild temperature of 65 degrees. so here's the call, over the next 12 hours, we generally have clear skies right now, the clouds are going to thicken and that's going to act like a blanket up above. most spots will fall into the 40s, no 30s or 20s tonight. first off in the morning on your wednesday, there's a fair amount of cloud cover, we're dry, most spots starting out in the 40s. by midday, we'll likely see a fair amount of sunshine break out. so a brighter afternoon on the way, and that will help get temperatures once again into the 60s, if not low 70s for a second day in a row. by 7:00, we enter that chance for a shower and it's mainly in the north bay. 64 the high both oakland and san francisco. 71 in san jose, 68 the high in

santa rosa and concord, but tomorrow night we bring in the storm impact scale, and it's a light system headed our way, a 1 on the storm impact scale. light winds, generally about 5 to 10 miles an hour and the best chance of seeing showers is really in the north bay, the south bay, really minimal if any rain at all. 2:00 wednesday afternoon, you do notice the rain has yet to arrive. it's a blend of sunshine and cloud cover out there. the sun goes down and then the showers arrive. wednesday by 8:00, 9:00, future weather showing it's likely confined to the south bay and very light in nature. even as the storm system moves through the region early thursday morning, you still see those showers mainly in the north bay and right along the coast. supertracker rainfall, showing you really light amounts of rain

with this storm system. we'll see less than a quarter inch of rain in the south bay. brentwood, freemont, likely with this system moving in, you will be hard pressed to find any rain moving through your neighborhood. a couple of showers for the friday morning commute, but once again, really liabilight in nat. tomorrow we have some mild temperatures, an evening showers perhaps. and then over the weekend, those clocks move forward an hour and by tuesday next week, our next storm arrives. >> it just dawned on me, we're losing sleep? >> you get that sunset that goes after 7:00 at night, which is kind of a payoff. >> you just ruined by weekend for me. a new way to find housing in the

bay area, how adult dorm are changing the way people live. and instead of where's the beef, it's where's the fresh beef? we'll explain. a lot of people think pot stinks, some weed has the coveted scent of fine wine. we'll take a closer look at a budding industry that's trying to bring wine and weed together, what people need to know before they sip, your heart doesn't only belong ♪to you.

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so would you share a bathroom with a stranger? how about a kitchen? one bay area entrepreneur thinks shared living spaces are the solution to affordable housing. abc7 news reporter kate larsen gives us an inside look. >> reporter: communal kitchens, shared bathrooms and a long hallway to bedrooms feels a lot like a college dorm. >> that's a very different experience. >> reporter: or maybe not. you might call star city an experiment in urban living, the

three community homes located in the mission, soma and the north beach are aimed to make the city more affordable for san franciscoians. >> we talk a lot about gentrificat ooishs on. >> chris was actually the first star city mission resident, cuttings his rent from $2,400 a month down to $2,100. >> our goal is to be in the heart of san francisco. >> reporter: john founded star city two years ago and is developing 14 other properties in san francisco as well as oakland. he tells me his aspirations extend beyond affordable housing for the millennial set >> grandma lives with the group, that would obviously bring the cost of child care down significantly. >> there is a wait list 5,000

occupants long. he plans to add another 20,000 rooms in the next two years. >> california is the sixth tightest rental market in the country. state wide rental vacancies accounted for 4.3% in 2017, that compares to 2016, with a 3.6% vacancy rate. it's also a national issue, the average vacancy rate since 2011 is 7.9%. mcdonald's is now offering fresh beef with some of its burgers. the first item to go fresh is the quarter pounder. just about ever golden arches restaurant in the u.s. will be serving them fresh by may. mcdonald's say fresh patties took 20% to 40% faster than frozen ones. some new hope today surrounding north korea. >> i want to see what happens.

we're in very close contact. >> reporter: north korea says it's ready to have a heart to heart talk with the u.s. plus -- >> actor and activist danny glover gets shouted down in new york state, we'll tell you what he was doing, next.

here are the stories making headlines today at 4:30. a mother and son from san francisco were killed in a freak accident at squaw valley ski today group counselors were at aaron's school. reporter vic lee tweeted that raiders and 49ers linebacker ll aldon smith who's wanted on domestic violence charges. he turned himself in this morning. abc news tweeted trump's aide gary cohn has

resigned. president trump tweeted there is no chaos in the white house, however there appears to be a lot going on with cohn stepping down. and now kellyanne conway accused of breaking campaign law. lana? >> reporter: and there is a lot to follow. just two months ago president trump and gary cohn had joked about rumors of his departure, the president at that point saying he hoped cohn would stick around for a very long time. chief economic advisor gary cohn is the fifth official to resign from the white house a little more than a year into the administration. cohn had battled with the president on the tariffs of aluminum and steel. >> i'm protecting our companies, so we're doing tariffs on steel.

>> reporter: earlier today the president denied that there was chaos, but he tweeted that some staff moves may be coming, writing i have some people i want to change. meanwhile the president had been asked to discipline his chief of counsel kellyanne conway after she violated the hatch act. >> so vote roy moore? >> i'm telling you we want the votes in the senate to get this tax bill through. >> reporter: federal employees are not allowed to use their governme governme government positions to -- the president must take swift and serious disciplinary action against ms. conway, anything else sets a terrible example. and responding to the cohn news, to go back to that for a minute. the president seems to be parting on good terms with his former economic advisor, calling him a rare talent and thanking

him for his service to the american people. >> let's put this into perspective, exactly how big a deal is cohn's departure here? >> before his resignation announcement today there were about a dozen different names that were likely to be leaving the administration. but nothing as -- even as he announced that he was contemplating that increased tariff on steel and aluminum imports, the markets responded very badly to that dropping and we're already hearing rumors about after hours trading and foreign markets taking a hit as well. a federal judge in san francisco has ruled that the trump administration can withhold a law enforcement grant from california because of its sanctuary policies. the judge said the $1 million

grant was too small to justify an injunction to turn over the money, why california's lawsuit against the department of justice proceeds. attorney general jeff sessions has blamed sanctuary policies for crime and gang violence. he said to make what's been described as a major announcement in sacramento tomorrow. meanwhile a potential major break through palestinia now president donald trump in the oval office said the dialogue coming from north korea seems positive. >> i want to see what happens. we're in very close contact, we have come certainly a long way at least rhetorically with north korea. we have been in a situation that should have been handled for a long time. >> the two koreas agreed to hold their third ever summit at a tense border village in late

april. developing news out of the uk, counter terrorism police are leading an investigation as to how and why a former russian spy and his daughter became critically ill. the two were passed out in a park. >> reporter: this sleepy quiet town in rural england became the center of world attention yesterday after a couple that had mysteriously taken hill on sunday was a former russian spy and his daughter. the couple had passed out in a public park. behind me is the bench where the former russian spy and his daughter reportedly lost consciousness on sunday afternoon. they are now in a critical condition in a nearby hospital. police say they came in contact with an unknown substance. he was sentenced for tremendous son in 2006 by the russian state for passing russian

intelligence. with a former russian spy and the presence of a possible harmful substance, comparisons are being made with the death of ex-cia officer. the british found the russian state to be responsible. speaking today, the foreign secretary issued a stark warning if russia is somehow involved. >> i say to governments around the world that no attempt to take innocent life on uk soil will go either unsanctioned or unpunished. >> reporter: the question now is what was the unknown substance that has left them fighting for their lives, and is this a case of retribution against double agents. actor and activist danny glover was shouted down after he called for easing gun regulations in new york.

he can't get a word in edge wise, the san francisco native had just begun speaking in albany new york when protesters began yelling over him. the star of the lethal 1 series continued. the crowd accused the actor of being a paid advisor to air bnb. the small store that wants to open up shop and why sfo is saying no deal. the northeast is bracing for yet another nor'easter. we'll have the latest coming up. it's mild out there this evening, but clouds are increasing tonight and a couple of showers move in to

now to another powerful storm that's sweeping the country. 50 million americans are in the path of heavy snow and strong winds as the east coast braces for another nor'easter and the midwest is facing a blizzard. abc ne . >> reporter: a massive winter storm marches east, pelting with -- the dakotas and minnesota were hit by nearly a foot of snow turning roads into disaster zones. >> that is not good. >> reporter: in hazelton, iowa, icy conditions caused this

dangerous crash. now that storm is heading east, looking to make a direct hit on the very same areas trying to recover from last friday's nor'easter. like the hard hit massachusetts coastline. >> never seen this bad, that's why i'm just kind of in awe. >> reporter: some families are using paddle boards to get their kids to school. giant waves are crashing over the seawall and slamming right into homes. >> i've got probably 4 1/2 feet of water in my basement right now. >> reporter: and they're shoring up a wall that collapsed during friday's storm. >> reporter: we have massive devastation to our inf infrastructure here. some residents are taking matters into their own hands. >> i just saw someone who said they were going to try to remove the tree today. they don't know when coned is

coming for power. >> reporter: 21 state under a state of emergency starting tonight through early tomorrow morning. >> and if you're headed to tahoe later on this week, we'll have a couple of snow showers friday andimal accumulation. overnight back here at home, we'll have clouds increasing, so call it overcast skies. temperatures not too chilly for this time of year, most spots will drop into the 40s in the next hour. we'll start out with cloud cover in the morning, then we'll see some peeks of sunshine throughout the day. 60 for the high in oakland, 68 in palo alto, 65 in san 64 in livermore. tomorrow night we bring back the storm impact scale, a light

system bringing in light winds, so the accuweather 7-day forecast, there's the evening shot for the north bay. sun and clouds on thursday, another chance of rain on friday and the weekend now, we're springing those clocks ahead one hour forward with larry hates and our next chance of a storm is on tuesday. >> i like when it happens, but this weekend is a little rough. >> larry, you can't have it all. >> yes, i can. >> just ahead, spring break is around the corner, and for some that means travel times, find out the best times and places to out the best times and places to go this year. i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk?

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the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make more tomorrows possible. ♪ well, it's almost spring and for some that means spring break. a travel contributor is here with us today. we got to talk about those destinations because what is a hot destination for those who are traveling? >> spring break always makes you

think about mexico. and that's very hot this year because we have a brand-new airline serving san francisco to cancun, interjet just started service last month and they have been offering fares of about $300 roundtrip, which is a great deal considring you usually pay about $500 to $600 to fly to cancun. the east coast, the entire country, mentiy county, cancun is the premier destination. >> what else is cheap? >> a lot of people are going to europe, because it's become so inexpensive. you can jump on norwegian air or british airways and fly to europe for about $500 round trip. which is really in the budget for a lot of people, they can go over to europe for a week or so. but the problem is that the u.s.

dollar is losing value very rapidly so it's a lot more expensive this year than it was last year. so we're looking at the euro being about $1.24 last year, compared to last year when it was about a $1. and so it's a lot more expensive, about 20% or 30% more expensive to be there. >> at least it's not back when london used to be 1 to 2. so expensive. >> exactly. >> let's talk about this shoulder season, because you and i talked about some better times to go if you can't go during spring break time. >> we have a very unusual -- not very unusual, but something people need to pay attention to this year, we have the collegiate spring break that takes place pretty much during the month of march, and family spring break that usually takes place the one or two weeks around easter. this year easter is on april 1,

which means that last week in march is going to be a combination of college students and families all trying to take their vacation at that time, so it's going to be very expensive and very crowded, so i encourage people to get to the airport very early, especially the week before and the week of easter, there's going to be surprises at airport security and that kind of thing, so be aware of that. if you haven't made plans yet, if you can travel midweek, instead of leaving on friday, saturday or sunday, leave on monday or tuesday, you're probably going to get a better deal, and you're less likely to encounter those big, big crowds you're going to get right around easter. >> so some good tips, so mark your calendars so you can take advantage of those good deals. all right, if you do a lot of shopping on amazon, this might be of interest. whole foods is rolling out free delivery for amazon prime

members throughout the bay area. >> you have to be a member of amazon prime, and then you have to sign up for amazon prime now. okay? it's not that bad, but you do have to kind of keep track of the difference. this follows a trend of amazon offering delivery incentives for prime members, they did it with last-minute orders during the holiday season here in the bay area, now they're turning to the grocery market through whole foods. the free delivery offer is on the amazon now service, and only on orders over $35. but amazon is promising it will be convenient and fast. >> starting today, customers in san francisco and atlanta can get free two-hour delivery on their groceries from whole foods market delivered right to their door in as little as two hours. >> you may remember amazon recently acquired whole foods, the company says it plans to extend service to additional

cities later this year. for the second time in less than a year, target is bumping the starting minimum page for workers, all employees will receive at least $12 per hour this spring, that's after the retailer raised the minimum wage to $10. and they will offer a by 2020. mr. careful using your debit card. debit card fraud was up 17% last year. fico said the number of hacked atm as and number of card readers also rose last year. credit card companies are trying to -- the survey from insta voter.com found nearly a quarter of millennial's are receiving

financial help from their parents to pay at least one bill. almost four in five of those millennial's who receive parental help don't currently live at home. the most common bill paid by mom and dad, cell phone bills. followed by electricity bills or water. >> thank you, michael. well, you know him as one of the pros on abc's "dancing with the stars," but now value is opening up a new memoir, his family moved from the united states to the ukraine when val was only 8 years old. this was long before the brothers found success on

"dancing with the stars." val's book is called i'll never change my name. he said he wants to inspire others by telling his version of the american dream. >> i celebrate the down moments and the up moments and i talk about how, thankfully, for my parents and my mentors, i was given a chance to thrive in this country. the name will never sound less foreign, but that doesn't make me less proud to be an american or less grateful. michelle obama met one of her youngest fans who went viral for her admiration of the first lady's official portrait. >> this is mrs. obama and 2-year-old parker curry, they had a dance party after parker's mother posted parker staring at

michelle obama's portrait at the national portrait gallery, michelle obama wrote keep on dreaming and believing in yourself and i'll be looking at a mural of you. it does matter when it comes to a store that wants to set up shop at a afo. right now dan's here with a look ahead on what's on abc7 news at 5:00. the city is considering an all out ban on gun shows on government property. but it's not going to be easy. and also the declining honeybee population, and "7 on your side's" michael finney explains why you no longer have to break the bank to eat organic.

at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, it's the bachelor after the final rose, followed by kevin probably saves the world, followed by abc7 news at 11:00. sfo has a plan to clue small shop owners who -- including one owner who wants to open the first sex shop there. karen tyler has that story. >> reporter: nina joiner owns the feel more gallery in oakland, she would like to have a space at 16 international

airport. when sfo opened it's luck your you terminal 3, sfo promised customers-- >> a uniquely sfo experience. >> reporter: so they started granting year-long leases for popups. too much for some, the program is designed to help. joiner has asked the airport commission to lower the threshold to 150,000 dlrsz. >> it's not to say that i'm looking for a handout, but it's also looking for evening the playing field. >> reporter: sfo says the purpose of the $250,000 requirement is to ensure that the business has a high enough business activity and can survive in such an environment. they were encouraged by airport officials to apply two years ago, but were then rejected and

a contract awarded instead to the exploratorium. >> i joined a softball league and finding out that the san francisco giants in your league. so it was very disappointing. >> reporter: a member of the san francisco small business commission says the regulations may be necessary. but the airport might have to do more. >> i do understand completely the frustrations with some of the businesses that haven't been able to meet that criteria. >> reporter: sfo says 18 local businesses have participated so far. >> sfo will award this year's contracts to two businesses on march the 20th. a reminder you can get the latest news any time with our upgraded abc7 news app, it now has more customization, an personalized push alerts to get more of the news you want delivered to your phone and in real time.

abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. messages of love two days after a child and his mother were killed in lake tahoe. >> aldon smith out on jail. it's time to take action against guns, what lawmakers will not do. we'll show you what caught on fire and what great heights crews went to put it all out. this is an administration that is committing abuse of power and we're very concerned about that. >> reporter: bay area immigration activists on edge, a day before attorney general jeff sessions is set to make a major announcement on sanctuary

cities. >> the announcement is expected during a speech first thing tomorrow in sacramento. >> at this point there's no official word on what sessions will say, but the mayor of sacramento says he has a good idea. >> reporter: california and its sanctuary policies have been a recent target by the trump administration. just last week, oakland mayor libby schaaf was criticized by i.c.e. officials for warning of pending immigration raids in the bay area, this prompted the justice department to launch a review into mayor schaaf's actions, now sessions is now coming to -- >> reporter: the details of the announcement are still unclear, but it may not change anything because it's state