residents and drivers are being ordered to shelter in place and we begin with breaking news out of lake county. residents and drivers are being ordered to shelter in place and avoid the area

between kelceyville and kit's corner. an armed man shot at officers near sand hill road. no injuries are being reported but the suspect has not been found. again, residents and drivers are told to shelter in place and avoid that area between kelceyville and kit's corner. as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you during our newscast and online at cbssf dot.com. attorney general is filing a lawsuit -- the announcement of that lawsuit came just a short time ago. kpix 5 reports san francisco's attorney general are joining forces in the legal action. >>reporter: this is the lawsuit filed by attorney general javier and city attorney dennis herrera. they sit here at city hall saying the federal government can no longer bully cities in california

to follow their immigration enforcement. california is the first to file a lawsuit when it comes to protecting sanctuary cities. >> [indiscernible] your neighborhood, you do what my mom and did. i'm a son of immigrants. we want to protect you. >> the message from attorney general javier is loud and clear. his office did not agree with the federal government withholding money from sanctuary cities. the department of justice said they would not pay cities millions if they don't follow immigration enforcement. >> no one should be telling that officer, that deputy sheriff how to do his or her job from washington, dc. >> baseria says $28 million can be gone with $5.5 million for san francisco alone. >> it's a low blow to our men and women who wear the badge, for the federal government to threaten

their crime fighting resources in order to force them to do the work of the federal government. >> basero and dennis herrera argue this is intimidation. >> the fact it's playing out in a local and state initiated lawsuit doesn't mean that we are trying to trump federal rights. it means we're sticking up for the constitution. >> now that the lawsuit has been filed, it's the trump's administration's turn to respond. >> developing news, a judge has refused to consider bond for the man accused of running his car into a crowd at a white nationalist rally in charlottesville, virginia. that's until you gets a lawyer. 20-year-old james alex jr. appeared by video. he faces several charges including second-degree murder. fields is accused of ramming his car into a crowd of counter demonstrators at the rally on saturday.

32-year-old heather heyer was killed and a dozen others hurt. president trump is being criticized for failing to explicitly condemn white hate groups. as weijia jiang reports, his latest address had a stronger tone. >> racism is evil. and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs including the kkk, neo-nazi, white supremacist, and other hate groups that are repugnant as everything we hold dear to america. >> president trump -- failing to callout the hate groups behind this weekend's deadly protest in charlottesville, virginia. >> mr. president -- [inaudible question]. >> sunday, vice-president mike pence defended the president and shifted the blame to the press. >> i take issue with the fact that many in the

national media spend more time criticizing the president's words than criticizing those who perpetrated the violence to begin with. >> but it was lawmakers in the president's own party who was the most vocal critics of his first response. >> these groups think they have a friend -- >> white supremacist group praised the president's response saying he signaled full support for their cause. weijia jiang, cbs news, white house. >> one of those protestors, a man from the bay area is now looking for a new job after being outed on social media. coal white was fired -- cole white was fired from top dog, a restaurant after these images surfaced on twitter. people who went to school with him say they're not surprised he was at a white nationalist rally. >> he was a huge bully in high school. he bullied my sister and i and those with

disabilities. i heard you beat up a trans woman and video taped it and i - >> a poster at top dog says the actions of those in charlottesville are not supported by top dog. we believe in individual freedom for everyone. the chp is searching for the suspect behind an early morning freeway shooting in the east bay. the incident tied up the commute for hours. bullets hit a car on southbound 880 near we willing boulevard leaving a man in critical condition. kpix 5 jessica owejessica flower has -- >>reporter: road rage, that's how the call came an in to chp. officers found this black car in the far left lane. four people inside, one shot in the head, but alive. >> we immediately put out

an sig alert and put a road closure to protect the crime scene where we located several casings, bullet casings. >> as chp investigated the scene on the san leandro border, drivers were diverted and the traffic backed up for miles during the morning rush hour until 9:00 a.m. when officers cleared the scene. >> we can say it was a targeted hit being the fact we had the road rage incident first and shots fired after. what the motivation was, it's unclear. >> chp says the suspects took off and they don't have a good description. >> what we have been told it was a white sedan, but that's all we have. >> investigators are asking the public for help identifying the suspect's car and the shooter. >> if anybody was out here during this time and they saw something or heard something, call your local chp office. even if you think it's -- >> jessica flores, kpix 5. police in san jose are

searching for the people behind a drive-by shooting that sent five people to the hospital. sandra osborne -- >> my little ones are running and she's an 8 year old. she didn't know where to go. >>reporter: last night around 10:30, alma who can't want her face shown was watching tv with her family when they hearded what sounded like fire -- when they heard what sounded like fireworks. >> it happened so fast. we heard a car. >> san jose police say a drive-by shooter sent a crowd of 20 people gathered outside along vista glen drive. >> my understanding is they were participating in a vigil for some people that had died in a traffic collision. >> neighbors say a group has been gathering at this makeshift memorial all week. and the mom who is next to where the shooting took place says bullets went through their privacy fence and into a storage shed in their backyard. police say all five of the

people taken away by ambulance have non life-threatening injuries, but now people living nearby are afraid something like this could happen again. >> it's scary because we've been here six years and never saw anything like this. >> in san jose, sandra ones byrne, kpix 5. >> san jose police say it's possible they were multiple shooters. they haven't identified suspects or the vehicle used in the drive-by. starting today, the main entrance to the downtown barkley bart station is closed for construction. it's part of an improvement project totaling $7.6 million. it's -- during the construction, the escalator between the street and concourse levels will be out of service for six months. by early next year, an arch glass covering is set to replace the circular metal and glass structure that's been at the station for 45 years.

still ahead, mug slides bury dozens of homes and leaves hundreds dead in africa. the powerful scene caught on camera. >>reporter: as the excitement around next week's solar eclipse grows, so are dangers of counterfeit glasses. i'll have the warning and -- up to 10 degrees in inland locations today. we'll talk about the cooler air mass and the impact on your week ahead. weather forecast as the news continues.

hundreds of people in sierra leone. cell phone video captured a torrent of brown mudwater

powerful mud slides and heavy flooding killed hundreds of people in sierra leon. cell phone video captured brown mud water rushing through city streets. the red cross says many of the victims were asleep when a mountain slide collapsed during dozens of homes. at least 200 people have been killed but the death toll is expected to rise. a southern california man is asking police and social media users for help to track down a -- last thursday, a woman driving a bmw on the 10 freeway near rialto was sideswiped by a speeding infinity. her car spun out of control and got pinned under a big rig. the infinity took off. her son posted images on facebook and pleading for the public to contact police with any information about the driver of the infinity. amazon is offering a refund to customers who unknowingly bought counterfeit glasses to watch the solar eclipse

next week. hena dova reports they may not properly protect your eyes. >>reporter: it's being referred to the super bowl of the sky. the total eclipse next month will give americans like pam ledbury a rare chance to see a phenomenon. she brought these glasses from amazon to watch the event. >> thousands of us probably bought them because they're cheap. >> days letter she got this letter from the retail giant recalling the potentially phony frames and the letter reads we recommend you do not use this product to view the sun or eclipse and warns customers that inappropriate glasses can result in the loss of vision or permanent blindness. >> be very careful. the warnings that you hear are right. >> it's a lesson leonard baits learned the hard way. the 80-year-old permanently lost part of his vision when he watched his first eclipse at age 9. >> there was a spot in my

right eye, my focus it was a blur. >> doctors are joining those warnings of health risk. if you don't have proper eye protection -- >> it's dangerous for people to look at the sun even for brief periods of sun because you can cause permanent damage to the retina, we call it solar -- it's close to burning a hole in the retina. >> nasa is selling certified solar eclipse glasses to keep your eyes safe, gazing at the sky. hena dova, cbs news. for more on the eclipse and a bay area forecast, here's roberta gonzalez. >> one week from today is totality. the total ellipse will be next monday -- it will end up in charleston. we'll see totality around salem oregon after 10:00 in the morning and about 2:18 in the south carolina area. it -- next up, october

14th, 2023. as far as san francisco, we'll have the partial eclipse, but you'll have to be away from the fog. visit us online sf.com/solar eclipse. enhanced marine caused delays at sfo and we have that thickening of the marine due to this upper level trough that's producing some light rain showers in the far north of the state of california. as far as we are concerned, the impact is the cooler air mass. that's ushering into the bay area. moderate winds today picking up to 30. we clocked winds over 40 earlier this morning. look at sacramento, breaking its streak of 47 straight days of temperatures in the 90s. now into the 80s all due to the cooler air mass. 73 in the high sierra. 65 was barely -- today's temperatures 60s and 70s across the board. how about that. livermore, you're ten degrees cooler than yesterday.

san jose at 73 degrees. down from the average high of 85. the extended forecast, when you look at the 86, that's toward clover dale and in clear lake. we will see summer return to the entire bay area on thursday through sunday, but boy does it feel autumn like for the boys. a's play to the royals. enjoy your day. let's look at the big board right now. see how the market is doing. you can see the dow is up about 131 points. soccer star rinardo have to get used to sitting on the sidelines -- madrid won 3-1. ronaldo's action cost him -- tough cdionaytis aareat scholar from finding success. his turning point, coming up. we want to invite you

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though they all lived in the same home. then in high today's student rising above scholar says he never knew his parents even though they lived in the same home. then in high school, he made a daring

decision. sherrie reports it led him to college and his life's passion. >> full, full. nice. >>reporter: working with childra farm for taylor lou, this summer job at hidden village in the south hills is as close to perfect as it gets. >> it's like really fun seeing, like, this whole light bulb pop up. they finally get some like, hard concept you can explain. >> as a child, tyler had to deal with a hard concept himself. his family. >> my dad was an alcoholic and he had a gambling problem. he was loud all the time. i remember my parents screaming at each other all the time. >> because his parents workday and night, taylor says he never knew them. he and his brothers were left to fin for themselves. >> doing odd jobs with my brothers and eating and paying for fast food. finding things to scavenger

around for to eat. >> in sixth grade, tyler had his own light bulb moment, he discovered running. >> i discovered running -- >> constant rhythm of the speed hitting the ground gave him time to think. tyler left his family in georgia to live with his cousins here in the bay area. what he calls a cherished decision. >> i probably wouldn't be here. probably wouldn't be in college. >> running has been a way to give back like his run from san francisco to new york to help raise money for cancer. instead of returning to franklin in marshal, taylor decided to stay on hidden villa for an internship. another step in his goal to make it his life's work. >> by investing in people like taylor, we're investing in the future.

we're investing in many generations of people that can imagine their worlds being bigger. >> take a moment to learn other scholars -- for students rising above, i'm sherrie hu.

time now for your lunch time tip of the day.

here is fresh grosser tony tantillo. >> there's a ruby cherry. it's a fantastic cherry with a lot of sugar and the texture and the bite and a little on the crunchy side. look how beautiful they are. do you see the beautiful color like a cherry, light yellow, dark yellow. the pinks, the reds, and they're fairly large cherries. when you bring them home, selection look for that very carefully and make sure the cherries are nice and bright. very important. make sure there's no liquid in the tray because if there's liquid, that's a sign there is decaying cherries in there and that you don't want. when you bring them home, in the refrigerator. they have a high sugar content to store them at two to three days at the most. the ruby cherry, i love cherries of any variety. they taste so good. i'm tony tantillo, eat fresh and stay healthy. hum, a small tip.

>> we are keeping a close eye on the development from charlottesville, virginia plus the breaking news out of lake county. police searching for a man who fired shots at them along highway 29. we'll have the latest on those stories and much more coming up at 5:00. and that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. remember the "bold and the beautiful" is next. have a great afternoon.

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