our top story tonight pb u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is suing california for protecting undocumented immigrants. good evening and thanks for joining put oop dion lim for ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. attorney general jeff sessions is expected to speak in sacramento where he will announce the lawsuit. >> the suit targets three state laws including laws ban police

from asking someone's immigrates status, ban participation in immigration raids aen another law which offers protection from aid raid attention at porklesses. >> governor brown issued a statement saying at a time of unprecedented political turmoil jeff sessions has come to california to further divide and polarize america. jeff, the political stunts may be the norm in washington but don't work here. sad. >> our coverage continue was abc 7 news reporter. he explain what is tomorrow's announcement could mean for local law enforcement. >> reporter: california and its sanctuary policies have been under attack by the trump administration. last week oakland mayor libby schaff was criticized by i.c.e. officials for issuing a warning of potential immigration raids in the bay area. now u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is coming to california to make a declaration on the sanctuary policies. sessions will make the announcement wednesday at a gathering of california peace officers in sacramento.

but the mayor posted this video saying he anticipates the justice department filing a lawsuit against sanctuary cities. >> if you are coming to intimidate immigrants and intimidate our city, i suggest you cancel the talk. >> local agencies say the decision will not change much. since they follow state law. >> no, we are not going to change. we how we police communities. we don't the segregate or differentiate between the communities we serve. >> the they say there is conflict between the state and federal law enforcement. if they pull funding from agencies not in compliance they could lose up $1 million. >> what we wish is there was one federal law that dealt with immigration that was a fair basis that the elected officials had neglected to work on for about a decade. >> in the meantime grimes rights activists say they continue to resist the trump policies.

>> the strong majority of californians are committed to defending our values of compassion and equality. >> in oakland, abc 7 news. now state attorney general zabier best ray says we have seen this b. rated movie before. he says they have the right under the 10th amendment of the constitution to determine how to best handle public safety. abc 7 news will have live coverage of jeff sessions' address in sacramento tomorrow morning. we will stream the remarks life on abc 7 news.com and on the news app as well. we will send out a push albert once the attorney general starts speaking. dau talking about the weather and rain on the way. >> the clouds are arriving. showers not far behind. here is live picture from the abc 7 kraemer on pier 15. >> right away let's get a check with drew tuma and live doppler 7. >> high, dion and dan.

life doppler 7, the wider picture shows the storm system be, the area of low pressure in off the coast. a confront in front. it looks impressive 37 but much of the moisture moves to the pacific northwest. well get the tail end showers. ahead of the front right now we have mild air with a nice wind, 56 currently in san francisco. 51 in oak, 59 in san jose. after a day spent in the low 70s. and in the south bay. so future weather tomorrow morning 7 in the morning you wake up a lot of cloud cover. temperatures in the 40s to low 50s. we're dry. we stay dry through the midday hours. and actually temperatures are mild once again. but the showers will arrive when this sun goes down. we'll dealt that in the accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. well we have been reporting on the death of a mother and son killed in a freak accident near lake tahoe. today former coworkers and the

school where the aaron goodstein where the boy attended are going through difficult intimates lyanne melendez has more on what say they. >> the 7-year-old was a student at the french international cool. >> we have counselors in place in you will of the classroom that were aircrafted by the tragedy. and plan to have support throughout the week as our community processes this. >> his mother, 50-year-oldology an had worked in emeryville but left last summer. the ceo told abc 7 news she will be missed by all. in a statement josh hoffman wrote olga was a valuable member of the community a trusted adviser and most important an old and crossfriend of mine and so many others. words can't express how shocked we were to hear the news. at the san francisco home where they lived.

a poster maid by children was also left at the entrance of the home. it was made out to her husband and two remaining children. the mother and son were killed shortly after skiing at kirkwood mountain reseniority sort. as they reached the complex they ski under a roof covered with snow according to the sheriff's office slid from the roof burying them. they were discovered by a neighbor a few hours later. perkovich is survived by her husband david and two children. lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. new details now about what may have been caused this scarey sight last month and flight out of sfo. video from passenger shows the engine on a honolulu-bound planis missing the front covering. the plane had to make an emergency landing. today the ntsb said several finance placed broke and the engine cowling flew off process they also say the pilots

received the warnings. and shut down the engine. there were 373 people onboard and the plane landed safely. we september out a push alert to the abc 7 news app after getting a tip that the 49ers and raiders play alden smith turned himself in to police following an alleged domest violence incident. we were at the jail when he posted a $30,000 bond and quickly who said inhopped into waiting car. he had been wanted since saturday when he allegedly assaulted his fiance. she called the police to report the incident after smith left. here is how the police radio dispatcher described what happened. >> the hit her on the writes climbed out the window. >> if it's the latest in a series of run in with the law for smith. the 49ers released him in 2015 after a string of arrests and just served a one-year suspension from the nfl for a substance abuse violation. the raiders released him

yesterday. a high school robotic team from the south bay has days to recreate weeks of hard work after a thief stole the robot. the theft happened when they were in utah for a weekend robotic event. abc 7 news lessry brinkley shows us out how cooperation will get them ready for the next competition. >> we have 20 i to get the machining stuch together hopefully get on a a little bit of driver practice. >> the team plu to utah over the weekend to compete with over 50 other teams. one of their mentors drove heir robot creation up there in a u haul trailer parked behind the motel. >> it was devastating. we had a solid competition. we made it to semi finals .. the time was ecstatic. >> a truck is seen in turns pulling out of the motel parking lot with the trailer. police rofrd the trailer minus the contents. >> six weeks of such hard work. every single day. and then that whole thing taken away from us.

>> they lost not only the robot but all their tools and spare parts. >> we have reached out to other teams and they have reached back to us. they have been willing to donate and help us manufacture tools. >> it's actually kind of a complex assembly. so i -- but i do think they'll be able to do it. because they are very hard working and very driven. >> can you do it? >> it's going to be hard. but i think the last two days i think looking at that i think we can do it. >> i'm assuming we can get ever everything matched become by saturday, sunday if we send it out tonight. >> they have 20 days to recreate the robot from scratch until the regional competition in idaho. they save they have gotten 30,000 hits on facebook and raised thousands of dollars. the ultimate challenge. the students say as they reinven the robot they will call this version. el toro 221.537. there is new development in the battle over a controversial statue in san francisco. the one behind me here, the

sculpture called early days. i officially coming down. the arts commission voted unanimously to have it removed. gnat of americans and other supporters are applauding the decision saying the statue is racist and demeaning. showing a native american man the a the feet of a conjuring cow boy. it's part of a cluster at city hall that depicts the founding of california. other statues will not be affected. san francisco international airport had a program designed to let small businesses in on some of its big revenue. but some mom and pop say they are apparently too small to qualify including one owner who wants to open the first sex shop there. abc news reporter carolyn tyler has the stove. feel more adult gallery in oakland would like to have a space at the airport. >> we would have some things that won be a no fly list like handcuffs or rope. >> when they opened the

luxurious terminal in somehow oberles promised commerce. >> you a uniquely san francisco. >> he offered leases for pop uses joiner hasn't plooird because the airport requires retaste tail verse $250,000 in revenue. too much for some the program is designed to help. joiner has asked the airport commission to lower the threshold to $150,000. >> it's not to say that i'm looking for a handout but it's also looking for evening the playing field. >> in a statement sfo says the purpose sft 250,000 requirement is ensuring the retailer has a sufficient level of business activity and can operate in a high-volume airport environment. the onners of wink sf a valley gift shop say they were encouraged to apply two years but were rejected and a contract awarded instead to the explore

toerm. >> joining a softball league and finding out the sf giants are playing in your league. so it was very disape zblag 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 alk to meet that criteria. >> sfo says 18 local businesses have participated so far. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. sfo will award in year's contracts to two businesses on march 20th. a life saving discovery has been made in a bay area lab. >> ton, find out how this could protect people like you and me from some of the most threatening viruses. also the first at home breast cancer test. what it can and can't do. and how much rain will we get? meteorology drew tuma will be back with

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mutation. all right. let's turn attention now to the weather as we hit midweek. and it really is starting to feel more like spring out there. >> we have the spring showers on the way. drew tuma standing by with the forecast. >> you know what tomorrow once again you'll have the mild air in place. nt as bright as today was. then we track showers late at night live doppler 7 with satellite out there today we have the cloud cover steadily increasing from west to east fashion. but for the time being live doppler 7, it's dry. we'll show you picture a live look from the camera. pointed at jefferson park in san francisco where the temperatures mied enough to get a soccer game on the field. but this time tomorrow showers will be moving into partsf the bay area. so, the storm impact scale bring in out for tomorrow night to thursday morning. the showers will be very light and scattered. ranking a one. a light system on the storm impact scale. and unfortunately the storm doesn't look widespread. the best chance of showers in

the north bay tomorrow night limited if any moisture will make its presence known in the south by. temperatures tonight, though, ahead of the storm system it's mild. 56 in san francisco right now. 51 in oakland. about 57 in mountain view. 49 in san ramon and 50 in santa rosa. overnight tonight, the next 12 hours, we have the cloud cover steadily thickening. what that does is ins lates the atmosphere. temperatures tonight maybe in the mid to low 40s. not as kmil as the past couple of nights. 12 hour planner breaking down wednesday hour by hour in the morning the cloud cover. starting oh out in the 40s. dry through the daylight hours. in the afternoon brighter skies prevail. the sun will be effective at warming us up to the 60s and low 70s. and then by 7:00 we introduce that chance of a shower. but mainly in the north bay. so highs on wednesday if you like today, tomorrow is similar

tufrptdwise. 71 in san jose. 64 more oakland and? san francisco. 65 more san mateo. same in vallejo. and 67 in antioch. future weather, let's show the showers approaching by 2:00, still far off the coast just a blend of sun and clouds throw for the afternoon. that sun goes down, the showers move in. by wednesday night, 8:00 p.m. you in the the showers focused in the north bay and probably andrew santa rosa light in nature. by 2:00 in the morning you can see the showers once again in the north bay. and right along the coast. this unfortunately will not be a widespread rain event. future tracker rainfall estimates showing you the best chance of that moisture in the north bay but limited moisture. most spots less than .25 inch. and again south and inland like brentwood, hayward, san jose wn and redwood. moisture non-casen.

the storm falls apart marching across us. the accuweather seven-day forthfor me sunshine dry during the daylight hours. shower in the north bay could have isolated showers on in the morning on thursday. again that could happen on friday just ones on the storm impact scale. over the weekend daylight sachgs time beginning sunday morning. >> can't believe it already. >> that time. >> thanks. up next a new

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live where you live. this is abc news. we begin this half hour with yet another major departure at the white house. >> gary cohen, president trump's top economic adviser is resigning days after he lost a battle over tare i haves. >> here is abc's chief white house correspondent. what turmoil. president trump declared that his white house is operating just fine. >> i like conflict. i like having two people with different points of view. and i certainly have that. and then i make a decision. buttic i like watching it. i like seeing it. i think it's the best way to go. >> but tonight another top white house official is out. gary cohen, the president's top economic adviser and perhaps the most respected member of his senior staff, resigned late today after president trump rejected his quiz and imposed steep tariffs on aluminum and steel, coming one week after the president's longest serving aide

announced she was leaving. >> president trump has had more high-profile adviser quit or fired in year one than any recent president by far. today he suggested more may soon go. but insisted even more people are clamoring to come work for him. >> they all want to be in the white house. so many people want to come in. i have a choice of anybody. i could take any position in the white house and i'll have a choice of the ten top people having to do with that position. >> the president o president's comments came in a joint news conference with the prime minister of sweden whose government is deeply concerned about russia interfering in the upcoming elections. a swedish journalist wanted to know if trump is concerned too. >> but are you worried about russia trying to meddle in the midterm elections. >> no, because we will counteract wafer they do. counteract it very strongly. >> that seems to contradict what the president's top intelligence official told congress today. >> clearly we have notes

successfully countered in an offensive way. >> and the director of the national security agency recently said the president has not given him full authority to go after russia in cybersfas. >> we are taking steps but not enough. >> but today the president downplayed the russian interference. >> well the russians had no impact on votes whatsoever. but certainly there was meddling. and probably there was meddling from other countries and maybe other individuals. and i think you have to be really watching very closely. >> gary cohen is or was the most widely respected member of the white house senior staff. he was the one that had the stature to stand up to the president and tell him when he was wrong. his departure will have repercussions far beyond kpk policy at the white house jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. and a potential major breakthrough on the korean peninsula. north korean leader kim jong un

huss agreed to hold a landmark summit meeting with south korea's president next month. he also will impose a moratorium on nuclear missile tests if his country holds talks with the united states. president trump in the oval office says that the dialogue kamg from north korea seems positive. >> well i want to see what happens. we're in very close contact. we have come certainly a long way at least rhetorically. we've been in a situation that should have been handled a long time. >> the two koreas agreed toed hold the third summit at a tense border village in late april. >> there is new surveillance video in the case of a former russian spy and his daughter who are critically ill may have been poisoned. abc news reporter terry moran has the latest. >> this grainy security camera video is believed to be show a father and daut before they collapsed in the english town.

>> the eyes were just completely white and frothing at the mouth. the man went stiff. arms stop moving. >> the man sergei skripal is a former russia. army colonel krskted in 2004 for spying for britain. he and his daughter are fighting for their lives. >> our focus has been on trying to establish what caused these people who become critically ill. >> another ominous development two police officers and up to ten others at the scene were hospitalized after suffering rashes wheezing and vomiting strike will i similar to the killing of alexander litvinenko in 10u6 2006. a inquiry determining that vladimir putin probably approved the murder. . year opponent of putin fairly survived a poisoning in 2000. striple was released from princess as part of a spy swap that included anna cham arrested in the u.s. in 2010.

british counterterrorism authorities are leading the skripal investigation. but right now for all of the suspicions of russian involvement, no one really knows what's going on here. abc news, london. federal prosecutors say so-called pharma bro martin should get 15 years behind bears for kmeeting investors in hedge funds. ten times what his defense lawyers says he deserves. attorneys for the pharmaceutical company ceo tried to portrayed him as a misunderstood eccentric. the defendant asked the judge for leniency. he has been known ordered to forfeit $7.3 million including his famous album. the mayor of nashville admitted to an affair with her bodyguard and today pled guilty to stealing $10,000 in city

funds. abc news reporter has more. >> reporter: she may be spoiling but this is nashville's now former mayor in a mugshot tonight. >> what is your conditional plea to the charge of theft of property guilty or not guilty. >> guilty. >> in court today, 54-year-old megan berry resigned from offers and will pay back $11,000 in travel over time expenses. he was part of her skourt detail and she signed his paycheck. >> i have unwavering love to in great city and in great people. >> the sergeant resigned five weeksing a when the popular democratic mayor was forced to publicly admit to the affair. >> can you say when it ended. >> it's over. >> can you say when. >> yes, it's over. >> when did it end. >> it's over. >> how did it end? >> it ended with saying it's over. >> the former bodyguard also has to pay up.

the $45,000 in salary he received while he and the mayor were cozy. all of this happening touring a national conversation over sexual harassment in the workplace. and state authorities are still investigating in tonight. so it may not be over. abc news, atlanta. michelle obama met one of her youngest fans who went viral for her admiration of the former first lady's official portrait. >> michelle obama and 2-year-old parker curry had a dance party. michelle obama shared the video and a photo on social media today after parker's mother posted this photo showing parker staring at the portrait the the gallery. michelle obama wrote keep on keep on dreaming big for yourself. >> well forbes billion aur list is released. >> a kwom discovered the world's

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well it might not look like it. but history was made in san ramon as a little red bus pulled on a public road. this bus had nobody at the whole, know. >> abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom was onboard. the bus officials hope will change suburban transportation forever. >> that stop sign. >> that stop sign did he marks the difference between private property and a public road. >> this simple act of making a right turn took years of paperwork and testing. >> now we are on a public street. you need a listen or permission to operate by the department of motor vehicles. >> at long last the shuttle has a license plate even though no driver. >> this is the first driverless shuttle in california that dmv granted this permission. >> it's a big deal. >> for local leaders.

>> it's a momentous day for san ramon. >> maybe a bigger deal for the 30,000 working at bishop ranch. they have done laps here in the parking lot for a year. this took a break to be a grand martial on the parade. >> what they had before that was get permission from the federal government because it has no steering wheel or peddles. >> it seats comfortably six people. you can stand six more in the middle. >> bishop ranch may be the ideal test site but it's the ideal place to roll them out. instead of a bus that makes 15 stops or more people can get on these and go directly to work. >> today our b.a.r.t. shuttles come into bishop ranch and have to spend 15 minutes getting through the ranch. >> if you make the bus ride shorter people will live will leave cars at home. le bias many as it takes. >> if we need 10 we'll get 10, 20 we'll get 20. >> the county thinks there will

be demand for a hundred. >> we can't get to the b.a.r.t. station no parking. >> after dropping off workers they want the shuttles heading into neighborhoods to pick up city commuters headed to b.a.r.t. >> in san ramon, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. all right, a strong winter storm is aiming the east coast tonight. more than 1,000 flights cancelled nationwide. being fueled by a midwest blizzard bringing blowing snow and treacherous road conditions. >> that is not good. >> a north dakota caught in garbage truck as you seasiding sideways in bismarck outside the dorm room and it keeps going. >> o. >> and going. >> icons. i want to know what happens if it ever stops and what it stopped into. >> nobody got hurt. >> one last check of weather with meteorologist drew tuma. >> you can see the doppler 7 behind who me tracking the

winter storm taking shape over the northeast. light snow showers developing from d.c. north to new york city but the storm really going to get going getting into tomorrow morning. out there right now, back here at home, we are in the 50s and in a lot of spots. mild air overhead. and most of that mild air will stick with us because cloud cover is thickens right now. that's helping to keep warmth near the surface. from the coast to the bay and inland we hold in the 40s the next 12 hours. into tomorrow, well see sunshine breaking out into the afternoon hours. getting our temperatures into the 60s if not the 70s. ahead of the next chance of showers. it's at night. it's a storm impact scale level one really in the north bay and less than a quarter inch of rain in most spots. the forecast shows evening showers could lirng to thursday morning. thursday is dry and coming on friday morning another chance. >> thanks drew. sure. >> the cavaliers all-star kevin

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deangelo russell for 3. 25-7 nets run. the nets were awful led bid 5 at the half. mcgee steal, rewards the big man at the other end. throwing it down. 12 points 5 boards for javale. curry heating up in the third mp. knocking down a three. 30 for number 30 finished with 34. warriors wouldn't look back. blow it open late. andre iguodala. we call in with authority. dubs win 50th game of the year, the hard way. winning it twice. 114-101. but the number one team in the west is the rockets visiting the thunder caramelo anthony. it's hits the three past jerry west for 20th all time on the nba career scoring list. james harden cross over on mellow. billy donavan not pleased. chris paul from way out. 25 for cp 3. and 17 threes for houston in

this game. rockets win 122.12. to baseball the giants had a break from contact us league action. the a's visited the raerpgss. oakland had the 23 rate of speed worst era last season. they need to see the pitching staff step up. an encouraging sign today. he was throwing his contact us league debut coming back after a bout with back stiffness. struck out shields and. through two scoreless inks. 3-2 angers bomb of the eighth. anthony garcia. get familiar with his name. we're tide at 3 in lert in the ink a's go up 5-3. and that's the final score. news from the nfl, the train leaving the station. jonathan chichu had a good run.

16 seasons in the nfl nine with the sharks. won the rocket trophy. most goals score back in 20063756 in a season. he will be honored at the sap center on the 24th. before mar shawn lynch was a running back at cal petition became famous for this. well in a new video posted today mar shawn was driving a cart again. this time promoting a spicy skittless flavor at a retirement community. and naturally within hill airtiairty ensues. >> we got more room in here? yeah. we have some sweet eats for you all. >> lynch has been sponsored by skittless since the company found out he likes to eat skittless during games. see if this new flavor called

sweet heat can help him win over john argueden. mar shawn was -- he changed that retirement community i'll tell that you. speaking of carts, the arizona diamond backs tweeted they are bringing back the bull pen cart and maybe in will help push the speed of play which is on the algd for major league baseball. a couple weeksing a we showed you authboutowner soon. 1041 pounds made it like easily. 1041 pounds at the arnold classic. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> got to be good for your back. >> piece of cake. >> coming up on news at 11:00 appear li an nba player suffers a panic attack and opens up about mental health issues. a subject typically tab eye in sports. how the

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(dramatic music) - [narrator] today the stories of two murder cases. one in boone county, iowa, the other in pryor, oklahoma. in our first case, a friend becomes a foe when he begins a fling with a wife.