executive order on immigration. good afternoon, it' i'm kenny ch more backlash for president trump. he's facing a lawsuit over his executive order on immigration. good afternoon, it's monday, january 30th. i'm kenny stroi. >> eye michelle griego.

the attorney general announced he's filing a laut suit in federal court against trump's immigration ban. this comes after a week end of protesting. it claims the executive order is unconstitutional and it restricts a restraining order to -- san francisco's state is working to support its students. >> officials called an emergency discussion. kpix reporter jackie ward joins us live from sfsu. jackie. >>reporter: this emergency disc- it is a result -- a profess professor says she was the target of anti-power sentiment. this is the poster that people from the david [indiscernible] with freedom center hung up. it accuses abdulhadi of having

terrorist group -- a group of students decided to raise the [indiscernible] to what islamic phobia s. he says with the recent executive order on immigration, hatred against arabs and muslim have escalated. >> it's coming fiorina the highest action of government. it's coming from the president of the united states. he's basically telling people it's okay. he's saying it's okay to target muslim. we're moving in constant fear. >> in regards to president trump's most recent actions, wong released this statement, a deep sense of community which we value at sf must not be diminished by this president and his administration. i look forward with confidence that those individuals throughout -- how deeply we care about our country. students i spoke with said they do remain fearful, however, there's a sense of hope among them because of the conversation and dialogue that is happening

because of president trump's recent action. from sf state, jackie ward, kpix state. the san francisco unified school district -- >> we want to assure you mr. trump's executive order doesn't have an affect on how we respond to our student's rights. >> this robo call was made to families of sfu students. the district is working with the city and county -- some companies are responding to the executive order on immigration. >> including right here in the bay area. goggle created a crisis fund in response to president trump's executive order blocking refugees -- the companies and employees are giving $4 million to four organizations that support refugees. starbucks has pledged

to hire 10,000 refugees over the next five years in the countries where it does business. with regards to doing business in mexico and proposed trade sanctions and immigration restrictions, the company says they plan to work with families to navigate the impact. anger uber users deleted their app when drivers considered service at jfk airport while drivers went on strike to protest of the immigration order. they pledged a million dollar donation to the liberty union. uber says they're working to support drivers affected by the order. over the weekend, the alcu received donations totaling $24 million. the nonprofit group typically gets $4 million in online donations each year. investigators are looking into the mysterious death of a cooper real-estate investor. he was found in a shallow grave in the central valley a week after he vanished

and today authorities announced an arrest. anne mack vick is live with the story. >>reporter: investigators says that tommy swwe was strangled to death by his employee christopher who is now in the santa clara county jail. among the clues that led to their suspect, sheriff's officials says elweck tried to cash a $10,000 account from the victim's account and he had the victim's wallet when he was arrested for brannishing a knife close to where the body was found. they said he was seen on video purchasing a shovel at home depot when swee was reported missing. he's well-known in the community. he used to serve on the cooper teen school board and worked as a real-estate -- swee's body was found in a shallow

grave. >> as the details of my father's -- we were shocked my father's life story has come to a tragic end. it's incomprehensible to us how something like this could happen to a soul as kind and giving as my father. >> with that statement at a news conference this important from the sww's family, the family asked for privately. the sheriff's of santa clara comments about how swee was in the community. he's going to be arraigned this afternoon at 1:30. among the charges, murder. live in cooper, anne makovec. the trial against the man charged with killing sierra lamar five years ago is set to begin later this afternoon. this morning, alternate juror were selected followed by opening arguments. lamar disappeared from her neighborhood in morgan hill in 2012. garcia torres is charged with her murder and

he pleaded not guilty. sarah lamar's body has never been found. the city of oak land is expected to file its lawsuit to reverse a lawsuit to block a coal tournament at the port. last summer, the city council decided not to allow a train terminal that would receive ten million tons of coal. developers saying the federal government and the city has authority over rail projects. crews are tearing down an apartment complex in pacifica. the cliff side building has been evacuated because of erosion. lin ramirez is live near the drop plex near the complex. lin. >>reporter: workers are taking a break from the demolition of the apartment drop plex. the heavy demolition has been -- the building at 310 espanad had been on the cliff for

years. the apartments were red tagged last year forcing residents to move out and the buildings were slated to be torn down, but the recent storms sped up that process. >> we are here to take down a third apartment building in less than a year that has become one mine by the bluff erosion. as you probably remember, last year we took action to deem this building behind me as not inhabitable. it was not safe for the residents to be in it for any length of time and we instructed them to start removing their belongings and they have done it and we're taking it down. >> the city says they had to act fast because the apartments contained hazardous material that they didn't want it falling into the ocean because it would pose a health threat and it would be difficult to fix. the demolition is

the third demolition of an apartment complex in recent years and as we come back to our live picture, we can tell you they have specialized equipment that are installed out here. we're calling them sniffers. they sniff the air for a particular matter, if there's hazardous material such as -- kpix 5. drivers relying on the richmond bridge may be in for a longer commute. starting tonight, the san quinne shut down between 7:00 and 9:00. the onramp will be closed from 9:00 to 6:00. it's turning an eastbound shoulder it a third lane. crews installed barriers.

there's a new general manager and it came as a shock to football fans as the team hired lynch. lynch has never worked in an nfl office before. he has ties to the nfl area. he played college ball at stanford university and his deal with the 49er will be for six years. coming up, an attack on a quebec mosque, what and what we're learning about the suspect just taken into custody. we could have a new supreme court justice. president trump tweeting about when he'll make his announcement for his much anticipated nominee. >>reporter: from the kpix weather center, good afternoon, everybody. we have clouds overhead, but we have unseasonably mild temperatures. the complete forecast is coming up featuring rain back in our area right after this.

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mosque attack. the shooting in quebec c d and 8 others police are now saying there's only one suspected gunman in last night's deadly canadian mosque attack and the shooting in quebec city left six dead and eight others hurt. the prime minister is calling it a terrorist attack. >>reporter: the gunfire erupted inside this mosque sunday night during evening prayers. first responders are seen rushing inside to aid the wounded. prime minister justin trudale addressed the attack from the floor of parliament. >> this was a group of innocence targeted for practicing their faith. make no mistake, this was a terrorist attack. >> of the more than 50 people inside the mosque at the time of the shooting, sick were killed. more than a dozen hurt. >> it's hard to believe

such a peaceful, beautiful city, something could happen. >> police said they took two suspects into custody, but now say one is just a witness. >> we're still in the early stage of the investigation. >> we'll get to the bottom of this. such senseless violence has no place in canadian society. >> police have not released the possible motive. brook silver bracket for cbs news, new york. this morning, president trump called president trudeau for his condolences. trump has his pick and he said he'll announce it tomorrow at -- trump finished interviewing potential nominees last week. it's believed his pick is down to neil who sits on the appeal ear court in denver, thomas -- and william h. prior junior who sit s the 11th circuit

court of appeals. george w.h. bush has been released from the hospital. the former president had been in a houston hospital for the past two weeks and treated for pneumonia. a spokesperson says the former president is owe his wife was discharged from the hospital last week after being hospitalized as a precaution to treat brown -- to treat bronchi. it's just as mild. in fact, let's get ready to go outside, if we can queue this up and look at the current temperatures outside right now. we want to get rid of this one map because i want to share with you this high, thin cloudiness overnight. disregard that. that shouldn't have been in there. we have a vail of cloudiness over the bay area. milky looking, isn't it. look at the flag on

the flag. we haven't picked -- that's making the bay waters on the choppy side, but no small craft advisory in is effect. temperatures in the 50s to 60 degrees in san jose and in rogue wood city. this morning, livermore dropped to 32 degrees. so dana is in nevada and says it's 57 degrees. she comenters it's a different day out there. she's our weather watcher. we have those thin clouds overhead in comparison to this weekend where we had wall-to-wall sunshine. it's the spare of the air day which means it's illegal to light your fireplace today or tonight. mild weather for tuesday and -- see right here, those are the dlouds you were looking -- these are clouds you were looking at. it's low pressure over the open water.

they sheered off. and now moving into the bay area. so we're under the influence of high pressure. i like to call it a dirty ridge of high pressure because the clouds were able to erode that ridge and make it into our area. we are high, we are dry at least in the next two days. future cast, very interesting. during the day on tuesday, you'll see increasing cloud cover and wednesday will be cloudy. by your thursday morning commute, rain and wind. some of these winds up to 30 miles-per-hour. a complete washout thursday into friday. looks like we'll see a couple of inches of rain through the bay area. currently, it's 50 going to 61 at the state capitol. 65 in monterey bay. 33 going up to 43 in the greater tahoe area. it's time to start thinking about sun block. our temperatures today, unseasonably mild in the 60s. can you believe it was 67 degrees in gilroy yesterday. 5:31 is our sunset. overnight, 30s and 40s. there's your

forecast, pretty identical temperatures to tuesday. rain is thursday and friday, but high pressure is back into the bay area in time for another stellar week. end. >> i look forward to that. >> you told me monday was the day to dahl in sick and i didn't listen. >> tomorrow. >> don't listen to her. >> was i convinced. president trump issues a new executive order. what the president says what he'll do to slash regulations on businesses. we want to invite all you pet lovers to send your questions about their health and well-being. e-mail us at pets@kpix.com and beal have our experts give you an answer everyday at noon. ,,

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the orde a new executive order from president trump this morning. this one aimed at businesses. the order requires that for every new business regulation implemented, two must be cut. mr. trump says the purpose of the order is to make opening and expanding businesses easier. regulatory agency agencies will decide which to cut, but the white house will make the final decision. prior to the new executive order, a temporarily freeze on new regulations was in place. let's take a look at the big board now. and see the dow is down about 173 points. doctors say a new crib design made out of cardboard may lower infant mortality. inside these boxes is a firm mattress,

fitted sheet and the kind of clean uncluttered environment that doctors recommend for safe sleep for babies, to protect against infant sudden death syndrome. this came from finland where they've been using boxes for 80 years. >> the box is nothing special, but it's some where for her to sleep so she won't get hurt. you can have her in the bed -- >> babies can sleep into the boxes until they can pull themselves up when they're 6 months old. all right. time so shop and eat. >> in today's fresh grocery, tony shows us an item perfect to have for an afternoon snack. >> the tip of the day is grapes coming in from chile. we see a lot of summer fruit, and the chile grapes is the best imports they have. let me tell you something about these grapes, if you don't -- do you know what's going to happen. they're going to

be bitter. it's [indiscernible]. when you buy them, make sure they're nice and green. the greener the stem, the fresher the grape. they come from chile, thousands of miles away. enjoy them within two or three days. don't wait too long or the wonderful flavor won't be there. grapes from chile and make at the bag -- and no decay. i'm tony, your fresh grosser and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. it's sweet and crunchy. bye, bye. >> we know you can listen to tht kpix 5 headlines. now alexa can take your coffee order. we'll explain on kpix news at 5:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

someone else's sight... it's part of an organization dedicated to getting d on the snow, called a disabled veteran is concurring the ski slopes using someone else's sight. >> it's apart of an organization dedicated to getting disabled people out on the snow called achieve tahoe. >> we can really open up and go fast. there's no one in front. >> yes, serge was issued --

he suffers from double vision and no depth perception. he uses an instructor who skis ahead of him and feeds him direction on a headset and that allows him to do something he never thought was possible. look at him go. pretty good. >> that's amazing, isn't it. yes. okay. that's going to do it for kpix 5 at noon. >> and the bald and the beautiful is next. ken and liz will see you at 5:00. have a great day. >> bye, bye. go play.

>> katie: so...am i... ...interrupting something? >> quinn: katie, how many times have i asked you to call ahead before stopping by? >> katie: well, i didn't just stop by. pam is in the kitchen. she's making something special for eric for when he gets back from genoa city, and she needed some eggs. >> quinn: so you just rushed right over and saved the day. >> katie: yep, i had exactly what she needed. i mean, how was i to know that you two were together in the house? alone. >> quinn: we weren't alone. obviously pam is in the kitchen. >> katie: but you didn't know that until i just told you. >> ridge: actually, i came over to talk to dad, and i did before he left and he -- he is considering making me c.e.o. with steffy. >> katie: oh, yeah. i heard. >> quinn: from my husband? >> katie: mm-hmm. i mean, imagine my surprise when i found out that it was all your