now abc seven mornings live. >> right now at five. get ready to feel some pain. tariffs against some of america's closest allies set to take effect at midnight. president trump meeting with leaders from mexico and canada today, but warning all of us that prices are going to go up. what you can expect to pay more for in the coming days. as wall street investors prepare for a sell off when markets open today. >> the biggest names in the

music industry took the stage at the grammys last night, and this year wasn't just about the awards, how the show honored those impacted by the l.a. wildfires, and the crowning achievement for queen bee. >> that is the meme that is going around the world this morning. plus a live look outside as you start your week. we are drying out, but we have some serious rain returning tonight. drew is tracking everything you need to know about the wet week ahead. good morning. it is monday, february 3rd. congratulations to beyonce only. >> she did well last night. >> absolutely. the look of shock. >> it was great. it was great. what a moment. she's rarely shocked. >> yeah. >> that was great. okay, so we had a wet weekend and now we're tracking more rain arriving later on tonight. so this morning it's a rather quiet start out there. live doppler seven showing you at best in your neighborhood. you may find some mist and drizzle, but what we're watching is this front to our north. it's going to slowly sag down to the south throughout the day, and by the evening we'll be back into some heavy rain showers

and some gusty winds late tonight into early tomorrow morning. so this will be a level two. part of the reason why is our ground is just so saturated already, especially in the north bay from the weekend rain. so we have more heavy rain coming our way this evening and some gusty winds. so a flood watch is in effect for everybody. here's future weather this morning. just anticipate a lot of cloud cover out there. it's pretty quiet for the first half of our day. by the afternoon, here's 4 p.m. we start to see the return of some rain in the north bay, but it's not until late tonight after the sun goes down, that those showers begin to move south and east. here's 730 on the board. and then later tonight we have some heavy downpours to contend with. so some of this heavy rain could cause some issues, especially in the north bay. huge range in rainfall totals this evening, heavy rain in the north bay. and then those totals really drop off with the south bay just seeing some light drizzle over the next 24 hours. but tomorrow it gets even heavier with the rain. we'll detail that coming up in eight minutes. let's check in with gloria. see those drive times. >> good morning so far. looking pretty good out

there on the roads this mor. we have a live look at our golden gate bridge camera. you can see it's pretty empty out there at this time of the morning. there is a high wind advisory that's in effect for the golden gate bridge, but overall it is a pretty easy drive. looking at our overall map here in the bay area, you also see mostly green, which means no major issues. we do have that slowdown in the altamont pass, which of course is common. we also want to turn to fairfield on westbound 80 on the transition ramp to southbound 680. there's a solo crash that's blocking the left lane. it is causing a minor delay on westbound 80 to highway 12. so we'll track that for you. let you know when that gets a little bit better. reggie. >> gloria. thank you. this morning, investors and really all of us are preparing for the stock markets to tumble after president trump announced saturday he would impose tariffs on america's three largest trade partners. the dow alone could drop 500 points or more at the opening bell. we will be watching. the tariffs are steep 25% on goods from mexico and canada and 10% on items from china. the president insists the tariffs will strengthen our

economy, despite most economists saying they will increase inflation and risk sending the economy into a recession. the president also accuses all three countries of allowing undocumented immigrants and illegal drugs to flow into the u.s. >> fentanyl has killed this year at least 200,000 people. it's pouring in from china through mexico and canada, and they've got to stop it. and if they don't stop it, the tariffs are going to get worse, a lot worse. >> meeting with leaders from canada and mexico today, both countries have already announced retaliatory tariffs of their own. and we could be paying more for all kinds of items in the coming weeks. 47% of imported vegetables come from mexico and canada, including 91% of avocados and 87% of tomatoes. popular mexican beer such as modelo and corona, as well as distilled spirits like tequila, could see an increase. home construction and furniture prices could also take a hit.

30% of softwood lumber that the u.s. uses annually is imported from canada, and the cost of shoes and sports equipment, including items like baseballs, footballs, soccer balls, could go up more than half of shoes sold in the u.s, and 75% of toys and sports equipment are imported from china. and the cost of goods isn't the only concern that comes with these tariffs. there's also the growing concern about the cost of trade war will have on our relationship wih our neighboring countries. doctor terri givens is a political science professor at the university of british columbia in vancouver. she says canadian leaders feel a sense of betrayal. >> listening to prime minister trudeau last night, really what i got was a very a sense of, you know, emotion and sadness about the impact this is going to have on the relationship between the u.s. and canada. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau says the tariffs violate the north american free trade agreement, which went into effect in july of 2020. and canadian citizens have responded. booing when the u.s.

national anthem was played during an nhl game over the weekend. >> within days of two separate plane crashes here in the u.s. another scary scene in houston, texas, a united airlines flight forced to abort takeoff after engine trouble and a fire igniting from the wing of the aircraft. gloria is tracking all of it at the live desk. gloria. >> a terrifying experience for the 104 passengers on board a united flight from houston to new york yesterday. flames burst from the wing of the plane while smoke filled the cabin. passengers had to evacuate using the emergency slide onto the runway. >> i could feel the plane going super fast, like we were about to take off, and all of a sudden it felt like it like slammed back to the ground. everyone started screaming and the plane felt like it was kind of fishtailing. >> nobody was hurt. united says that passengers were rebooked on other flights yesterday afternoon and outside of washington, d.c. today, crews will begin lifting pieces of the

crashed american airlines plane, an army helicopter that crashed into the potomac river last week. 55 of the 67 victims have been recovered. the ntsb is looking into the height of the helicopter before the crash. officials say they have discovered some conflicting data about the altitude of the helicopter before the crash. and in philadelphia, the cockpit voice recorder of the medical jet that crashed friday has been found at the crash site. all six on board were killed. one person on the ground was killed and 22 others were injured over the weekend. the outage affected the faa's pilot warning system, which allows pilots to download flight plans ahead of takeoff. u.s. transportation secretary sean duffy says that those systems are aging and that they need updating. reggie. >> thank you. gloria. in the north bay, the latest atmospheric river delivered several inches of rain over the weekend, triggering flog and closing some roads. with more rain on the way, officials are warning everyone to be prepared. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in

sausalito, with a look at what you should watch out for and how officials are getting prepared. lena. >> hey, richie, good morning to you. as we brace for more rain up here in the north bay, fire officials are warning people to be prepared for things like increased chances of flooding, downed trees, power outages, and slick roadways. these are problems we have already been experiencing throughout the weekend up here in the north bay. officials from sonomath county fire district say the latest atmospheric river has brought several inches of rain, flooding and damage. a 200 foot douglas fir in forestville came down on its neighbor's house, damaging the roof line, taking out a fence and part of the back deck by sunday morning. slosser road in the russian river valley was under nearly a foot of water, but some drivers were still going for it. >> there is an enormous amount of flooded water coming through. the vineyards are all flooded. the road is flooded. we can't get through. we can't drive

through that. >> right now. the soils are incredibly saturated, so the tree systems are relatively weak. and then you add wind to that. we're getting we are seeing a lot of trees coming down. >> and that was captain colin ramos from the sonoma county fire district who you just heard from. with more rain coming, the fire department swiftwater rescue team will be standing by along the russian river. now. they are also working to pre-position crews as best as they can right now. many of their plans, though, depend on the public staying out of areas they don't need to be in. for now, reporting live in sausalit. lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you lena. and the north bay is an area we're watching very closely because we have heavy rain moving in through the next two days with our next atmospheric river. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. currently, the rain is around eureka, but this system will move south throughout the day today and actually stall over us tomorrow. temperatures right now. not all that chilly out there with a south wind. we have temperatures mainly in

the mid 50s right now, so this morning it's relatively quiet after a pretty wet weekend. we'll find overcast skies drizzle at best for the first half of your day. it's not until later this afternoon. the rain returns to the north bay and then overnight tonight that rain will spread south and east, so daytime highs will be in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. we have a flood watch posted for the entire region and it's for good reason. our ground is pretty saturated, especially in the north bay, and more rainfall on the way. we will most certainly see issues when it comes to flooding over the next couple of days. so what we're looking at when it comes to the risk of flooding pretty much nonexistent right now, because we have a brief break in some of the heavier showers this evening, we'll track that risk beginning to increase first in the north bay as those showers spread south and east around tuesday, we will find a pretty high risk by tuesday evening because we are tracking some heavy rain and also some strong gusty winds as well. so tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. this is a level three strong system we have

here with rounds of heavy rain, some very strong winds from time to time. so the flooding risk remains elevated. we could likely see some trees come down, some power outages because it's much easier when the ground is saturated for trees to fall. we're going to go hour by hour. and future weather time out this system reggie. coming up in eight minutes. >> thanks, drew. we're tracking developing news ine federal government. u.s. aid workers told overnight to stay home. their offices are closed today. another example of the power. elon musk has been given by president trump. coming up, how he's also been given the authority to reshape the treasury department. >> flames and thick smoke coming from a fire at an east bay refinery over the weekend, residents are still being warned of possible health concerns. now some are calling for the facility to be shut down for good. >> it was a beyonce weekend. not only did she finally win album of the year for her work on cowboy carter, but she announced a tour coming soon. we're going to take a look at what we

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burn at the martinez refinery company over the weekend. this started saturday afternoon. black smoke could be seen for miles, prompting a shelter in place. the fire was under control yesterday. now investigators are working to figure out the cause. >> when we noticed towering plumes of black smoke in the air, coupled with a very loud rumbling sound, it just felt like the worst possible case scenario could happen. >> six people needed medical attention because of the fire. community members are frustrated with the number of incidents that have occurred at the refinery, some even demanding it be shut down. in richmond, there's growing concern over intermittent flaring at the chevron refinery. officials officials shared with the richmond fire department that they are closely monitoring conditions. health officials, health experts say the flaring are not a threat to the community. >> san francisco police and community leaders are working to ensure merchants in chinatown feel safe during the lunar new

year celebrations these next two weeks. their focus was on stockton street. leaders discussed security, scam prevention and coordination with officers who patrol the area. and chase center was booming yesterday with the sounds of taiko drums celebrating the year of the snake. the warriors hosted a lunar new year celebration to wish the community health, luck and prosperity. there were plenty of cultural performances, including traditional lion and dragon dances. people were also treated to culinary delights and family friendly activities. we are counting down to the 2025 chinese new year parade sponsored by toyota. the big event is now just 13 days away on saturday, february 15th. you can watch it live right here and everywhere you stream abc seven. >> what a show last night. the 2025 grammys honored the best music of the year, with artists like beyonce and sabrina carpenter having big award winning nights. >> and the award show also had

healing moments for southern california communities devastated by recent wildfires. abc news reporter danny new has a wrap up of the night. >> take big, beautiful things that i've got. >> the biggest night in music featured flips. beyonce's shock and emphatic castle headgear. the 67th grammy awards at the crypto.com arena in los angeles featured all sorts of surprises sunday night. >> california dreamin for your dreamin. >> one part that was expected, though, was the attention on southern california as the area recovers from the devastating wildfires. you heard bruno mars and lady gaga singing california dreaming there. >> because we are the world. we are the children. >> and while singers from two local schools performed in shirts that said la inside of a heart, stevie wonder also honored late producer quincy jones with a rendition of their 1985 anthem we are the world. >> think about me every night,

oh! >> the evening featured memorable performances from many of the pop stars, like sabrina carpenter, who dominated this year's awards. >> this is my first grammy, so i'm going to cry. >> carpenter took home a few awards, including best pop vocal album for her breakout lp short and sweet. >> i'm just having fun. >> chaperon electrified the audience atop a pink pony while singing pink pony club. >> my hat is going to fall and it's going to be okay. >> before winning best new artist with the second most memorable headgear of the evening. >> kendrick lamar. >> however, maybe it was most fitting that someone born and raised in southern california win two of the evening's biggest awards, with kendrick lamar taking home song of the year and record of the year for not like us. this is the diss track he released about drake that the latter is now suing him for. but that's not what kendrick wanted to talk about. >> this is a true testament that we're going to continue to restore this city. >> and then perhaps the evening's most emotional moments. >> we are l.a. strong. >> los angeles firefighters came on stage to announce what is widely viewed as the evening's biggest award album of the year. >> cowboy carter, which.

>> went to queen bee herself for cowboy carter. she already had the most grammys in history, but many felt it was about time that she won the most celebrated trophy. >> i just feel very full and very honored. >> oh, i just love seeing that. i know. in a post on instagram, beyonce announced her cowboy carter tour last night ahead of the uh. i should say two nights ago, right? yes, she announced saturday night. yes. yeah. she had originally teased something big coming in january, but postponed announcing the news out of respect for the devastating los angeles fires. the instagram post revealed the news showed a sign with the words cowboy carter tour and lights hanging over a desert floor. okay, so then this morning we need to update this because she also showed us which cities she's going to be going to. and it's sorry, not san francisco, not the bay area. period. so los angeles is going to be your closest city. okay. i don't know what any of this means. i don't know if it means she's going to be in la for longer than usual. >> yeah. >> if that's what a circuit

tour means, or if she's just doing a more truncated tour. >> i'm just thinking about how expensive these tickets are going to be because there are such limited stops. i mean, you can go to las vegas. you went to the las vegas one. >> i did. >> so there's a las vegas stop for this one. >> you know, people do go overseas sometimes. >> it's less expensive. >> we've done many stories. >> about that. yeah. then the tickets. >> here this time. so far, it's two cities overseas. >> so they have london. >> london and paris. >> okay, so. so our producer is saying beyonce is going to be in la april 28th, may 1st, may 4th, may 7th. >> so she's doing oh she's doing the weekend. >> and it's this close. i thought this was going to be something. >> and this is 2025. >> correct. if it's this year. >> okay. >> he just sent those dates but yeah. >> oh my goodness. >> wow. >> well i already warned everybody a month ago to really go quiet on christmas. like, don't buy all the big things. >> this this could work in people's favor because some people may not be able to

get their coins together quick enough. and then you got to play the ticketmaster game where you're like, who's going to get the tickets fastest? >> i just once again would like to say that i said it was going to be a tour. >> yes you did. >> there are a lot of people who. >> said there weren't boom, boom. >> boom. >> boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> namely, everyone else on this desk. so if people weren't. >> collecting their coin and keeping it safe in the in your account, then i can't do anything more for you. >> so we will have to travel. >> let the games begin. there we go. all right. this morning, it's all about getting you prepared for more rain coming tonight. and really heavy rain coming here tomorrow. so much of today during the daylight hours. it is pretty quiet. it's tonight after the sun goes down. we have a level two storm moving in that gets upgraded to a level three tomorrow because we are tracking a full day of heavy rain and even some intense winds at times, and that could create a lot of issues for us by tuesday afternoon. now the extended outlook. we have more rain thursday and friday, so the pattern stays pretty active this morning on future weather. a lot of cloud

cover out there. a little bit of mist, a little bit of drizzle. not a huge issue. but then later on this evening, here's 530 as the sun is setting. that rain is back first in the north bay and it is heavy at times. and then you can see throughout the evening that rain begins to move south and east. but don't be surprised if you're woken up overnight first thing tomorrow morning by some heavy downpours. that rain will continue for the morning commute tomorrow, so do anticipate some downpours tuesday morning. and then we're just in and out of this heavy rain. and what we're watching is this cold front that's going to move through here tomorrow afternoon. and this is going to bring about a line of very intense downpours and some really strong gusty winds as well. so look at the rainfall totals first. we'll stop it through this evening. and you can see we'll have some high totals in the north bay. and then very limited as you move south and east. but as we head into tuesday that heavy rain is everywhere. we're talking about several inches in the north bay. that can cause a lot of issues. and that's why we have the highest risk of flooding, especially tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon in the north bay. watch some of

these winds along the coast. they are breezy this evening, but that front tomorrow is really going to ramp those winds up. i wouldn't be surprised if winds along the coast are close to 60mph. so that's going to create some downed trees for sure. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. evening rain and wind today. heavy rain, gusty winds tomorrow. that level three storm actually get a brief break from the intense weather on wednesday. and then more rain thursday and friday guys. >> all right drew thank you. coming up the seven things to know this morning. >> critical health information wiped from the cdc's website. the trump administration getting to work on terminology that

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crackdown. today, activists are calling on people to abstain from work, school and shopping to show their support for immigrants. this after protests across the state over the weekend. >> number four, a public health advisory, remains in parts of contra costa county after a big fire at the martinez refining company over the weekend. some community members are now demanding the refinery be shut down. >> number five, a heads up if you use muni. starting today, the one x california express is losing two morning trips because of budget cuts. several lines will also have reduced service from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. >> at number six, we have reports of a crash in san jose on northbound 101 at tully road. there's a two vehicle crash that is blocking the three left lanes, and traffic is starting to back up to capital. >> expressway. number seven, something for millennials this morning. the sims are back. this year is the 25th anniversary of the popular game. and to celebrate, ea is making the sims and the sims two available again for pcs, including every

expansion pack. >> the cdc has wiped certain content from its website following an executive order signed by president trump. >> it's aimed at gender ideology and diversity, equity and inclusion. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with a local doctor about how this could impact americans and our health. >> you can click, but you cannot find what experts are calling critical health information on the cdc's website. >> someone got newly diagnosed with hiv yesterday. they're scared. they go on the website. there's nothing to be seen there. >> several centers for disease control and prevention websites related to hiv and lgbtq health are down as of friday. >> only two genders. >> the deadline given by the trump administration to remove any terminology from federal government websites that promote gender ideology. >> to ban the use of terminology that we use in medicine, in infectious disease to describe

populations and describe risks for certain populations. it's just not medically correct. >> doctor monica gandhi is an infectious disease expert and professor at ucsf. >> it's vital, you know, of our premier public health agency to have active, up to date, relevant information on how hiv is spread, how stds are spread, and importantly, how to prevent hiv, how to prevent stds, how to treat both of them. >> doctor gandhi making clear they can't do their work if they can't use certain words. >> those words are like lgbtq. those words are transgender. for example, men who have sex with men. and it's just impossible to give information about this important infection without using this terminology. >> the doctor, describing both confusion and frustration friday among her colleagues. >> yesterday was a particular day of a lot of concern, a lot of emails, a lot of texts. a lot of you know what's happening. i can't find this information on

the website. and some people had saved, for example, the pages from the websites. >> officials at the department of health and human services say some of the web pages might go back up after the language is reviewed, but it's not clear which ones. >> this content needs to come back and needs to come back quickly. and it should be able to use language that helps explain to the american public how to keep safe. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> coming up at 530, how the city of san francisco is helping dogs stay safe from a dangerous virus as you welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, helps heal your skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue

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unnecessary. those words from oakland leaders. while they try to balance the city's budget, they say it's going to cost many people's jobs. now, at 530, the layoffs happening in the east bay. >> coordinated demonstrations are planned across the country today, calling for an end to the new administration's i.c.e. immigrant roundups. the day

without immigrants. gatherings planned here in the bay area. president trump. >> is making good on his campaign promise to add tariffs to three of our majr trading partners. but what about his promise to lower costs for american consumers? christiane cordero, with what you need to know this morning. coming up. >> on fire radar. >> yes, lady gaga is back with abracadabra. she debuted a new single and video during the grammys, just weeks before her plans to release her new album. we are awash in divas this morning. >> and were you so surprised to see the full video? i didn't know that we were going to get that. >> i saw no, i think they teased that they did. okay, so i was ready, okay, but i didn't. but i still wasn't ready, you know what i mean? >> our our bay area resident showed out. >> oh, yeah. good morning to stephanie. >> only we. >> know she watches monday, february 3rd. >> we're going to begin with a check of the weather with drew.

>> lady gaga supposedly lives here. >> yeah. and let's get lady gaga and everybody ready for more rain, shall we? this afternoon and evening? let's prepare you, because this morning you wake up, you'll notice it's not too bad out there. we have some mist and drizzle, but the steadier rain is to our north. here you can see it falling around eureka this morning. this will move in here later on this afternoon and return us to those downpours throughout the evening. so it will be a level two this evening with that rain returning first in the north bay. heavy at times. we will have some gusty winds as well. a flood watch is posted for everybody because the weekend rain has pretty much primed our soils to become saturated pretty quickly, so flooding won't be too hard to achieve. here's future weather this morning. it's really quiet. it's right around 4:35 p.m. the rain begins to return, first in the north bay, and then late tonight, those showers begin to move south and east, and at times the rain could be heavy, especially first thing tomorrow morning. daytime highs will go into the mid 50s and the low 60s. a wide range in rainfall the next 24 hours. we anticipate heavy rain in the north bay.

scattered showers around the bay shoreline in the south bay. just like this past weekend. those showers are really light, so we focus on the north bay for that flooding risk over the next 24 hours. more heavy rain tomorrow. we'll detail that in eight minutes. let's check in with gloria. see those drive times. >> good morning. we're going to get started with a look at your map here. of the roads in the bay area you can see mostly green. we do have that slowdown in the altamont pass where you see the red. we also want to point your attention to san jose because we're still tracking a crash here. this is on northbound 101 at toll road a two vehicle crash. it's still blocking the three left lanes. and we know that crews are out there. but traffic is still backed up to tully road, so we'll keep tracking that for you. but if you get a live look at our 101 880 camera, you'll see that it does open up after that incident from 680 throughout santa clara into the peninsula. guys. >> all right, gloria, thank you. and as drew has been telling us, the next couple of days of rain could bring flooding to parts of the bay area. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in sausalito this morning, where it is dry right now. but lena, thet

north bay, already saw flooding over the weekend. >> yeah, amanda. that's right. well, it is dry out here in sausalito right now. flooding is still a major concern here and across the north bay. once that rain starts up again and officials want you to be prepared for it. yesterday we saw tree after tree come down with the possibility of more to come down again. today. we also saw several roads starting to flood, but drivers continued to make their way through it, ignoring posted flooded warning signs. santa rosa fire says the north bay has received dozens of inches of beneficial rain so far this season, and it's ready for more. but not all at once. they say the biggest concern ahead is forecasted winds early in the week, which could topple trees and power lines. >> right now, we're looking at the potential for some bright, breezy, gusty conditions throughout the week, but really stronger on monday into tuesday. so for us, when we have these back to back systems, we start to get saturated. soils and

weakened trees have the potential to come down a lot easier than they would. >> the sonoma county fire district says their swift water rescue team will be standing by along the russian river during the storm. sonoma county is offering four different sandbagging stations to help you get prepared. you can find them at sonoma county fire station seven in forestville. geyserville fire station fire district station two in healdsburg. rancho adobe fire station three in petaluma, and larson park up in sonoma. now, if you do come across roads that are closed during this storm, fire officials are urging everyone to not try driving through those closed roads. live in sausalito. lena howd abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. now, a look at conditions in tahoe. the storm brought mostly rain to the sierra yesterday. and as you can see from this. video from palisades tahoe, it's all there. the tahoe and el dorado national forests were under an avalanche warning that

ended early this morning. that warning did not include ski areas and highways. higher elevations at 8000ft are seeing some snow. don't forget you can track the rain throughout the week ahead with the abc seven bay area app. you can get the latest forecast and the same live doppler seven radar. our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area on your device's app store and download it now. >> in the east bay, layoffs are coming to oakland city workers, a consequence of the city's devastating financial crisis. that's according to a memo from the city administrator that was obtained by the east bay times. the first two city departments to see staffing cuts are public works, which will see 26 roles cut. then the police department, where 19 positions will be eliminated. those are the two hardest hit agencies for this round, which will affect 100 workers total. oakland city administrator calls the layoffs hard, but necessary to help close a historic $129 million deficit. unions say the layoffs are reckless, unacceptable and

devastating for residents. >> happening today, activists are calling for people to skip work, school and to avoid shopping, to show solidarity with immigrants and to protest the trump administration's immigration policies. a day without immigrants plans to highlight the importance of migrants work in the u.s, and it comes after protests over the weekend. this one happened in concord after police say there was immigration enforcement activity in the area. concord police say they did not assist in any way. and in la, a massive protest took over a portion of highway 101 near downtown yesterday. thousands marched in protest of recent ice raids and deportations. the demonstration created major traffic delays throughout the city. police monitored the situation, but there have been no reports of any arrests. >> sweeping tariffs against mexico, canada and china are set to go into effect at midnight this morning. president trump is set to speak with the president of mexico and canada's prime minister, as he warns americans

to brace for some short term pain. the stock markets are set to open lower as investors react to the news. abc news reporter christiane cordero explains the prices of everything from cars to groceries will likely go up. >> this morning, president trump, who campaigned on a promise to lower prices, is now likely to cost american consumers more in the grocery aisles, at car dealerships and electronics stores, and even at the pump. the president imposing sweeping 25% tariffs on imports from canada and mexico. a lower 10% tariff on canadian oil and gas, and 10% tariffs on chinese imports. economists say the tariffs could cost american households, on average, up to 1500 extra dollars per year, as businesses pass down higher costs. >> we may have short term some little pain and people understand that, but long term the united states has been ripped off by virtually every country in the world. >> 47% of all imported

vegetables come from mexico and canada, plus 91% of avocados and 87% of tomatoes. prices at grocery stores are expected to increase in the coming weeks. >> you campaigned on this wallet, but your tariffs will have more money come out of this wallet for so many goods and services. >> trump has called trade with mexico, canada and china a one way street, blaming them for the flow of undocumented migrants and illegal drugs into the u.s. mexican president claudia sheinbaum has ordered tariffs of her own in retaliation, saying, quote, if the united states wants to combat criminal groups that trafficked drugs and generate violence, we must work together. in the north, just over 1% of migrant apprehensions and less than 1% of fentanyl seizures take place along the u. s. canada border. prime minister justin trudeau says canada will issue 25% retaliatory tarifn more than $100 billion of american goods. >> they will raise costs for

you, including food at the grocery stores and gas at the pump. >> trump says he's speaking with trudeau and sheinbaum today. christiane cordero abc news, washington. >> elon musk, now facing scrutiny after the treasury department gave the department of government efficiency access to the massive u.s. federal payment system. some are even calling this a hostile takeover. >> reggie aqui sources have confirmed with abc news that elon musk has been given access to the treasury's massive payment system. the move essentially puts the u.s. government's checkbook in the hands of one of the richest men in the world. the payment system contains all kinds of information relating to social security, tax refunds and other government payments. the top treasury official who oversaw the payment system was placed on administrative leave over the weekend after resisting to give the doj's team access. while musk's team has access to the system, they do not have full control yet. no government payments have been blocked.

musk's message about wasteful government spending has been clear. >> your money is being wasted, and the department of government efficiency is going to fix that. >> how much do you think we can rip out? >> i think we can do at least 2 trillion. >> and over the weekend, musk also taking aim at the u.s. agency for international development, also known as u.s. aid. about 100 u.s. aid employees were placed on leave after the agency refused to give e access to classified material, which seems to have been their legal duty. doege eventually gained access to the materials. overnight, abc news has learned an email went out to usaid staff informing them that the agency headquarters in washington, d.c, will be closed today and to work remotely only essential on site and building maintenance personnel will report to the office. amanda reggie aqui. >> thank you. gloria. now it's time for abc seven mornings advancer our way of highlighting some things happening in the week aheade

in the bay area. >> first, a town hall tomorrow will address a shooting in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. san francisco police will update the community on what happened last monday. a man was shot on mission and ninth streets, and police say they tracked down a suspect with a gun in a nearby building who refused to comply. officers then shot and killed the suspect. >> also tomorrow, solano wiedenmann leadership academy is set to reopen after a massive copper wire theft last weekend forced the school to close. that's according to the vallejo city unified school district. it left the campus without power. at first, the school district canceled classes for the entire weekt then last wednesday, officialskt were able to place more than 600 elementary and middle schoolers at six alternative campuses. the school district says they've increased security to help prevent future incidents. >> happening tomorrow, there will be a free vaccination clinic in san francisco in response to a rise in parvo virus among dogs in the tenderloin district. the outbreak began in november.

parvo is a highly contagious viral infection that impacts dogs. it can be fatal, but is also largely preventable. spca animal care and control and saint anthony's foundation are teamed up to administer the shots. this will be the first of two free vaccination clinics, and the next one will be march 3rd. >> now to a traffic alert for you right now. the metering lights are now on at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is a live look there right now. they turned on at 537 this morning, and you'll see that it is starting to get busier out there. but really, no major delays at this time. if you're driving from highway four to san francisco, it will take you about 40 minutes. >> up next, we meet san francisco's new poet laureate. the first check in the weather with drew. >> hey there. time now approaching 543. we're looking at our rainfall totals since friday, when our wet pattern returned here. and you see, the north bay really got soaked with several inches of rain, about an inch in the city and in oakland. and those numbers really drop off as you head towards the south bay. but we're

watching the north bay because the ground is already saturated and more heavy rain is on the way today and tomorrow, and that could certainly lead to more flooding. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. our next storm system is approaching us right now. the rain is to our north, but that will change this afternoon and this evening as rain returns first to the north bay and spreads area wide overnight tonight. so it is a level two this evening for heavy rain. returning to the north bay. that flood watch is posted for everyone, but this evening we'll watch the north bay very closely as the ground is saturated in. this heavy rain will likely cause some issues. so looking at the flooding concerns over the next two days, this morning they're pretty much nonexistent because it's pretty quiet out there this evening. those concerns start to go up in the north bay because the rain returns. and then tomorrow morning we see that rain spread area wide, and that could lead to a messy tuesday morning commute. but it's tuesday evening. we will track very heavy rain across the entire region. that means everyone is fair game for flooding, especially on our roads and smaller streams and creeks. so tomorrow evening this becomes a level three, a

strong storm as we see heavy rain across the entire area, some strong winds as well. so that flood watch is posted for everybody and we could see some trees come down and also some power outages. so look at the rain coming our way over the next 36 hours. and when you see two, three, four inches of rain on top of what we've already seen in the north bay, that is certainly going to cause some issues. other areas, likely more than an inch of rain in the south bay. the east bay could see a couple of inches in the city. we'll go hour by hour and future weather show you this rain. also, track the gusty winds tomorrow and more

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department is investigating a fire that damaged an apartment building for veterans. fire crews responded to a call of smoke coming from the fifth floor of this six story apartment building on kearny street in union square. it happened saturday night. one

person was taken to the hospital. a second resident received help with housing from the red cross. some residents were told to shelter in place, while others were forced to evacuate. >> there are many people in this building who are invalids, so firefighters did have to use the stairs and carry many victims out to get out of harm's way. >> the veteran nonprofit swords to plowshares began leasing the former stanford hotel from the city in 2014. the site provides permanent housing for 131 veterans. >> heads up if you use muni. service changes start over the weekend because of budget cuts, and some of them you'll notice during your commute today. the one x california express is losing two morning trips. several lines will also have reduced service between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. we told you last week more cuts could be coming. sfmta is looking to slash up to 4% of service this summer, as it faces a $50 million budget gap. these

will be formally presented at the next board of directors meeting tomorrow. the public will also be invited to provide feedback. >> the city of san francisco has a new poet laureate, and she is the first chinese american to hold the role. this is video of yesterday's inauguration ceremony for 77 year old jenny lim. she was chosen by former mayor london breed back in september at the recommendation of a committee. lim performed some of her work at sf public library, along with some youth poets and past laureates. >> we know we can do what i can never do. they cannot love because they not like us. they not like us. we improvise. we cool. we're greater than the sum of our parts. we bury our ancestral bones, our shadows, our baggage. we cast our fate to far flung gods. >> lim received a certificate of honor acknowledging the big things she's done for arts in the city. >> in today's gma first look,

the legal battle with blake lively and justin baldoni headed to court. today, here's abc news reporter, abc news reporter erielle reshef. >> in this morning's gma first look, blake lively and justin baldoni's legal showdown. >> come on. what. what are you doing? >> it ends with us. costar's attorneys scheduled to appear in a manhattan courtroom in just hours for the first hearing of the dueling lawsuits that have rocked hollywood. >> i thought we were friends. we are friends. >> lively and her husband, ryan reynolds, attempting to have baldoni's $400 million defamation countersuit thrown out after the a-list actress accused her costar of sexual harassment and inappropriate conduct during the filming of their movie and trying to destroy her reputation. >> i want a divorce. >> allegations baldoni has vehemently denied. in his defense, baldoni launching a new website over the weekend and coming up at 7 a.m. more on the contentious case with your gma first look i'm erielle reshef,

abc news new york. >> now back to music's biggest night. little monsters got quite the treat during the 67th annual grammy awards. now this was during the commercial break. lady gaga debuted an entire music video from beginning to end. this is from her new album. >> pay the toll. to the angels. >> we are going to pay the toll. we're paying the toll to lady gaga. we're paying the toll to beyonce. who else wants to come out and do something? we're going to pay the toll for. abracadabra was shown again during that commercial break. the singer won a grammy in the best pop duo group performance category with bruno mars for their song die with a smile. gaga has a new album titled mayhem is released march 7th. now what if she goes on tour right after beyonce goes on tour? because then we will have no dollars? >> no. do you think they talk amongst each other about when they could go? or is it like a

free for all? >> i feel like the promoters probably had to be in touch, right? >> like, you know, my artist is thinking like, well, my artist is thinking. >> because gaga is also going to be at coachella. >> in my mind, gaga and beyoncé are on a text string. >> yeah. yeah. right. yeah. they got the telephone. hey, girl. i was thinking may for me. me too. okay. so if you could just push that back a little bit, i think august. >> looks good. >> for you, gaga. august is more your dates, right? i just canore kind of see that happening. >> i feel too. we'll be watching for sure. all right. this morning we are getting you prepared for more heavy rain tonight and throughout the day tomorrow on the accuweather headlines. much of the day today, while the sun is up here rather quiet. it's tonight. the rain returns first in the north bay. this is a level two storm we're talking about later tonight. and then this system gets upgraded tomorrow. we really want to get you prepared tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, say, between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. on

tuesday is when we'll track rounds of heavy rain and some really strong winds. and that could create a lot of issues for us when it comes to flooding and coming down with some trees too. the extended outlook. more rain is coming late thursday and into friday, so let's time this all out for you. future weather this morning it's overcast skies, a little bit of mist and drizzle. here's the evening. 530 the rain is back in the north bay. this level two storm is returning across the region. and then we have that rain on and off heavy at times late tonight into first thing tomorrow morning. we showed you that rainfall map. the north bay has already seen several inches of rain over this weekend, and with more heavy rain, we'll likely see some issues with flooding tomorrow morning for the morning commute. we will track some downpours and then later on tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening we will watch this front cross through here. here's 5 p.m. and that's when a line of some very intense downpours is moving through the entire bay area. so the flood watch is posted for everybody, mainly the north bay has the highest risk initially of seeing

flooding first thing tuesday and then tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening as that front moves south across the rest of the region, everybody will find a chance of some flooding on the roads. winds will also be an issue gusty along the coast today. but watch what happens. that front moves through here. we're anticipating winds along the coast, maybe in excess of 60mph. so that certainly is going to cause some issues. winter storm warning is posted with heavy snow coming on tuesday. here's a look at the snowfall map through tuesday evening. likely two feet of snow on our highest peaks. here's the accuweather seven day forecast evening, rain and wind today and then tomorrow. it's heavy rain and gusty winds, especially in the afternoon and the evening. a brief break in the wet weather wednesday before more rain arrives thursday and friday, guys. >> thanks, drew. new at 6:00. new housing. the plan. san francisco leaders approd to build an apartment complex on land that's been sitting empty for the past six years. >> and in case you missed it, over the weekend, punxsutawney phil performing his annual duty. the results of his weather

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oh. >> hype them up. in case you missed it, that was punxsutawney phil letting us know he thinks there's going to be six more weeks of winter. the famous groundhog disappointed crowds in pennsylvania hoping for an early spring yesterday. groundhog day is a tradition dating back more than 100 years. do they have a microphone up to his mouth? what do you have to say? >> nothing at all. >> nothing at all. all right. coming up on abc, seven mornings at six. president trump's tariffs, the countdown to those tariffs taking effect. the items you can expect to pay more for. and a look at how it's affecting wall street this morning. >> bay bridge lights a social media post that's going viral is

also inaccurate. how the founder behind the display is responding. >> and we are on storm watch as the rain and wind are expected to pick up later today. the last minute preparations you need to know about.

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