could find a question that's drawing a lot of attention: "are you a . people that fill out their 2020 census questionnaire could find a question that's drawing attention, are you a u.s. citizen? >> the question is prompting california to go after the trump administration. anne is live in the newsroom

with the latest on this lawsuit. >> the question is, are you a u.s. citizen? it may stop people from filling out the form. today california is suing over it. >> if you're not counted you don't count. in california, everyone should count. >> it is written in the constitution. the census counts all u.s. residents regardless of immigration status every ten years. numbers help the federal government distribute hundreds of billions in government funds. they also help with districting and representation. in december, the u.s. department requested it be placed on the 2020 census. they say it will help them enforce the voting rights act that protects minority voters. the secretary of state here in california calls that laughable and says it's meant to intimidate people from filling out their forms.

>> questioning the citizenship status of every person in america is unfortunately just a continuation of the president's blatant agenda to fan the flames of anti-immigrant hostility in our nation. >> almost every ten year census asked some form of citizenship. it's been 70 years since it happened. the secretary of commerce says i find the need for data and limited burden that the reinstatement that this would pose outweigh fears of a lower response state. dianne feinstein tweeted out she's committed to stopping this. by the way, this is california's 29th lawsuit against the trump administration. live in the newsroom , kpix 5.

now the fatal shooting of the unarmed man. >> the department of justice will step in and provide oversight of this investigation into the shooting of stephan clark. my team and i at the department of justice will do everything in our power to insure this investigation is fair, thorough, impartial. >> last week, stephan clark was shot 20 times by sacramento police officers. he was holding a cell phone thought to be a gun. the shooting sparked protests around the city. today the louisiana attorney general said the investigation determined that the officers acted in a reasonable and justifiable manner. sterling was shot and killed by one of two officers that confronted him outside a convenient store in july 2016. cell phone video showed sterling pinned to the ground before he was shot. police say he was shot reaching

for a gun. more than a dozen states are supporting a lawsuit brought by the trump administration over california sanctuary laws. the justice department is challenging three california measures n. a court filing yesterday, texas and other states say california doesn't have the authority to enforce laws to protect undocumented immigrants. a battle is brewing in alameda county. protestors are trying to stop the board of supervisors. activists against the program says urban shield provides military policing and hurts groups. there's $2 million slated to go to urban shield. >> the $1.7 million is a piece of the must be that comes from the department of homeland security. it basically goes to making

urban shield happen. however, that doesn't mean that local agencies, local governments are exempt from having to pay from things. there's local tax dollars that have to go into making urban shield happen, paying personnel, overtime, et cetera. >> the sheriff's department says this year's conference is preparing first responders to serve may area communities in case of disaster. the board is meeting now to vote on this matter. new at noon, they're well known for antilgbtq views. the westmore baptist church spent the morning protesting in one east bay community. the jessica tells us alamo residents staged their own demonstration as well. >> only four church members came in protested. the real story is this, dozens of community members who came out to protest against hate. >> in front of rancho

elementary in alamo, a sea of rainbow colors and colors and chorus of love. >> we are peaceful loving people. >> drowned out the small group that held signs with messages of hate. >> when hate issues a press release and lets you know it's going to show up, love shows up and says not on our watch. >> the west burrow baptist church labeled an extremist hate group by the sent her targeted he after a school posted a bulletin board. >> our focus is making sure students feel with welcome and respected at our school. we do a lot around inclusion and equity. >> the baptist church picketed the school half an hour holding signs with words we won't show. the district pushed back the school start time to protect

students from the group. >> they came to the wrong town. we've got mama bears. we're going to be out here protecting our cubs and everybody else's cubs as well. >> a town with a message of love . the form her michigan state university dean that supervised larry nassar is expected in court today. the local sheriff says 70-year- old william strianple was arrested. 250 women and girls including olympians accuse nassar of after abusing them. >> michigan state university had the audacity to tell me i didn't understand the difference of sexual assault and a medical procedure. >> the response was to send a message to larry and tell him, quote, good luck, i am on your

side. >> he faces four charges for neglecting duties and also criminal sexual conduct. he's accused of touching a student and storing nude photos of students on his work computer. we're learning more about the suspicious packages sent to military facilities in washington d.c. a suspect was arrested last night in washington state. the packages were received in virginia and fort mcnair in d.c. sources tell cbs news the package seventh to fort mcnair tested positive for black prouder and had a fuse attached. packages were reported at a number of facilities in d.c. one was addressed to the national security agency. another was stopped at secret service fact-finding arm -- service facility. there's must have rumors kim jong-un had talks with chinese's leader.

the two countries share a border. china has grown impatient with kim jong-un ambitions straining the relationship. this comes weeks before the planned visit with kim and south korea's president and potential meeting with president trump. a chicago man that spent two decades in prison for a crime he didn't commit is back on the job working for the white sox. his return to the ball park coming up. and we hear a lot about the gender pay gap but not the gender investing gap. ahead, a look at the leading financial firm geared the specifically toward women. beautiful, clear skies out there for this lunch break. temperatures are warming up. we'll talk about how warm we're going to get. it's not the warmest day of the week yet.

thousands of signatures today.. urging his fellow lawmakers to repeal the state's gas tax.. the tax was signed . lay lawmaker from southern california is submittingle signatures urging lawmakers to sign the gas tax. it was sign into law by jerry brown last year and expected to raise $5 billion a career for road repairs. it added 12-cents to the cost of a gallon of gas. alan will submit signatures today to the taxpayer association in sacramento. a man that spent 20 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit has been exonerated. now he's heading back to work. coleman worked as a grounds keeper for the chicago white house two decades ago before being sent to prison. the team's ball park has gone through different names and renovations in years since.

coleman says the feeling is all too familiar. >> i felt comfortable here. everybody here was family to me. i wake up in the morning proud to come to work. >> coleman was convicted for the rape and murder of a 20- year-old woman back in 1994. recent dna evidence exonerated him. coleman's family and friends reached out to the white sox. the team offered him his old job back. he hopes to move town full time staff. studies show men are much more prepared for retirement than women. a survey last year found men saved $115,000 come married to 34,000 for women. a woman started her company. she says women need a different investment strategy that follows a woman's career. >> we're the only one that takes into account the fact

they live longer. really important in planning for retirement and investing for retirement. we take into account sadly their salaries peak sooner. >> she has had the company three years and raised $30 million, money that will ultimately help women get ahead. time for a look at our weather with our favorite woman nedda. >> thank you. i'm flattered. look how beautiful it is. if you have not had your lunch yet, i suggest you go outside that. would be my expert advise. outdoors is the place to be. sunshine and beautiful conditions. look at the beach. few people out there on the water braving colder waters. of course the sun and warmer temperatures outside certainly help feel warmer. definitely looking like spring. different than last week when we had the storms back to back. we're going to be sitting pretty under high pressure. 62 oakland, 67 livermore.

san jose 69. santa rosa 69. here's a look at satellite radar. you can see the clear skies out there. just a few high wispy clouds across the north bay. 728 and sunrise tomorrow at 7:00 on the dot. most likely you'll see both of those because of clear conditions. we should be around the low 60s san francisco for this time of year. we'll be closer to 70 degrees mark for today. concord, san jose, temperatures mid to low 70s. it puts us 5 to 8 degrees above average. campbell 72. 72 free mont as well. across the east bay, temperatures low to mid 70s. going to be a gorgeous afternoon. afternoon walks also highly advised. temperatures around the bay upper 60s. mid-60s for the coast. then mid 70s sonoma, napa. going to be warm up there. cloverdale 76. this is warmer than where we

should be. we are noticing winds coming out of the west southwest now in hayward picking up to 14 miles per hour. little breezy for the east bay hills and acronorth bay. nevada sustained winds coming out of the northwest. southwest wind in napa 9. north wind fairfield at 15. most likely north winds starting to pick up. future cast showing there's a chance it will pick up tomorrow morning as well. we're going to see maybe 10 to 15 miles per hour gusts this afternoon then early tomorrow morning. nothing advisory level. they are noticing advisories in southern california. they have the santa anas. winds associated with the high pressure off the coast now. it gets closer and closer. we see wind streams out of the north and northeast. we'll continue to see that tomorrow. any moisture out east of us. not going to be in the forecast for quite a while. you can see high pressure with this rain snow future cast. moisture up and around. not going to impact california.

that's also why we'll continue to warm. high pressure gets over california on thursday. that's the warmest day of our week. see that in the seven-day forecast. we could see 80 degrees marks across inland locations by thursday. today, tomorrow, thursday. a slight rise as temperatures get mid 70s around the bay for thursday as well. slight cooling for this coming weekend. as you see there, no rain drops in sight. >> looks good. thank you. let's see how the financial markets are doing. dow started in positive territory this morning. it's down about 181 points. starting today, twitter is banning crypto currency ads from the platform. the san francisco based tech giant bans the ads. twitter's policy will be rolled out over 30 days and include a ban on controversy poe currency wall -- on crypto currency wallet services.

elon musk says the new navigation software will include greatly improved routeing and maps thanks to a feature called vector maps. what started as a passion is making life sweeter for others. coming up, a young man, a baker, helping those in need.

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network. >> for 12-year-old michael, baking is sweet satisfaction. >> it was extremely fun when i started to bake. i love the applause that i got. >> he started big four years ago during a weekend with his grandmother. he's been in the kitchen ever since. >> we are constantly buying flour, butter, sugar, eggs. lots of chocolate. >> michael cooked up a business selling sweets at bake sales and various events. >> we'll take one of everything. >> it's not all about money for michael. he's passionate about bring ago wareness to -- bringing awareness i to food security. for every one he sales, he gives one away. >> you're welcome. >> that is delicious. >> being able to help those in need makes it worth while. michael's mother says he bakes for hours. >> once he started baking, i

saw a focus. it was really unreal. >> it hasn't always been a piece of cake. >> first time i ever burned anything i was making lemon me reign tarts. i cried. >> even talking to -- to us, his mind is on dessert. he's making life sweeter in more ways than one. cbs news, maryland.

into a hidden and *illegal pipeline in his own backyard! this time of year there's no background tomatoes around. this is probably one of the best ones. for that caprese salad, you want to buy it nice and red like this all the way around. don't compromise. they'll pick up nice and ripe. make sure the stem is nice and green. when you bring them home -- one more thing, heavy on the sides. store on the counter never in the refrigerator. for that great salad with mozzarella, basil, sometimes i use mint, olive oil, vinegar,

salt and pepper. that's it. i'm tony, your fresh grocer. eat fresh and stay healthy. a north bay man is accused of dumping sewage in his own backyard. how police caught him. we'll have that story and more at 5:00. that is going to go it for kpix at noon. i want to bask in the sun. >> lay out a towel on the sidewalk. >> soak it in. get vitamin d. not too much though.

♪ >> hope: liam should be there by now. >> brooke: did he say he was definitely going? >> hope: well, that's the impression i got. >> brooke: well, that's because of you, sweetheart. and your encouragement. >> hope: well, there's a baby on the way, and her parents are still living apart. >> brooke: maybe that'll change after tonight. >> hope: well, it's definitely what steffy was hoping for when she asked liam to dinner the first time around, and i know liam wants to forgive her, especially with the baby. he's trying, but then she doesn't tell him about bill's proposal, and... [ sighs ] i hope they can finally resolve things tonight.