it is friday, march 30th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking news, a manhunt is over for the suspect accused of killing an off duty officer. the alleged killer impersonating a cop. tensions between the u.s. and russia rise. now american diplomats are being expelled from russia in retaliation for russian diplomats being expelled from the u.s. they have been killing young black men all over the country. >> stephon clark has been laid to rest, but his death has sparked a movement that

continues to grow out of sacramento. and java jolt. your cup of joe could soon come with a serious health warning. captioning funded by cbs good morning from the studio 57 newsroom from the headquarters in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. kentucky law enforcement officials tracked down, shot and killed a suspect in the murder of an off duty police officer. hopkinsville police officer phillip meacham was driving his own vehicle yesterday when he was pulled over by a man pretending to be an officer. it is unclear what happened next, but meacham was shot. the suspect identified as james decoursey has an extensive criminal record. he fled on foot. then allegedly stole a pickup. law enforcement found him about 25 miles away across the tennessee state line. the white house says it expected russia to retaliate after the u.s. and other countries expelled russian diplomats over the poisoning of

a russian double agent. russia is kick out 60 u.s. diplomats and closing the u.s. consulate in st. petersburg. laura podesta is here in new york with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are approaching a situation similar to the cold war. that's according to a statement made by the u.n. secretary-general last night. but the white house says the action the u.s. is taking against russia is an appropriate response. tensions with russia reach new heights as 60 americans are ordered out of the country. the exact same number of russian diplomats president trump kicked out of the u.s. on monday. the decision came in response to the poisoning of former spy sergi skripal and his daughter yulia in the english city of salisbury. authorities blame russia for the attack. >> the message being sent is you cannot use a military grade nerve agent without a response. >> reporter: part of the response is president trump's

decision to close the russian consulate in seattle. workers were seen packing up boxes and leaving thursday. in retaliation, russia said it would be shutting down the u.s. consulate in st. petersburg. white house spokesperson sarah huckabee sanders says this marks a further deterioration. russia's foreign ministry spokesperson said there was no proof russia was to blame for the march 4th attack and to compare it to misleading information, she said the west used to justify the invasion of iraq. >> nobody asked for additional materials on weapon of mass destruction. they just trust the united states and great britain and they were betrayed. >> reporter: a spokesperson at the u.s. state department said late last night russia should not be acting like a victim. britain's national security adviser says the nerve agent attack was part of a pattern of aggressive behavior by russian intelligence, going so far as to call it hybrid warfare, similar

to the downing of an airliner over eastern ukraine in 2014 and cyberattacks on american soil. anne-marie. >> laura podesta here in new york, thank you so much. president trump is at his mar-a-lago resort in florida, where he'll spend the easter holiday with his family. in ohio yesterday, mr. trump threatened to hold up the trade agreement his administration just negotiated with south korea. mr. trump said that would give him more leverage and potential talks with north korea. the president also said his plan to improve the nation's infrastructure was probably have to be postponed until after the november election. the motion to depose president trump filed by attorneys for adult film star stormy daniels has been denied. daniels, who alleges she had a sexual encounter with mr. trump, is suing so she can discuss that alleged affair. a federal judge ruled the request to question mr. trump and his attorney michael cohen and for a jury trial is

premature. daniels' attorney said he will refile the motion. the family of stephon clark say they'll announce the results of an independent autopsy. clark was shot to death by sacramento police, he was buried yesterday amid heavy security following an emotional funeral service. chris martinez reports. >> how do they say? say his name? >> stephon clark. >> reporter: mourners gathered thursday for an emotional farewell to stephon clark. >> this is not a local matter. they have been killing young black men all over the country. >> reporter: on march 18th, clark was killed by police officers looking for a vandalism suspect. the unarmed 22-year-old was shot dead in his grandmother's backyard. >> this is a systemic problem. this isn't a mistake. at some point you ask yourself if a system keeps on making these fatal mistakes, at what point is the system disqualified? >> reporter: clark's shooting is still under investigation.

it is also the subject of ongoing street demonstrations demanding the police be held accountable. >> shouldn't even be here. if they would have handled their job right and did what they supposed to do, protocol or whatever. >> reporter: more protests followed thursday's funeral. as 9:00 approached, marchers converged on downtown sacramento, again blocking streets near the city's nba arena, the golden one center, but the game between the kings and the indiana pacers went ahead as scheduled. chris martinez, cbs news. the fbi believes a suspicious package discovered at the quantico post office is linked to the same suspect that sent at least 11 other package bombs to the washington, d.c. area. the package was discovered at the post office yesterday. it is the latest to arrive at government installations in the area. thanh cong phan was arrested monday, charged with one count of shipping explosive materials. a california judge ruled

that coffee sellers in the state have to include a cancer warning with their brew. the issue is a chemical used in the roasting process that causes cancer in rodents. jim axelrod explains. >> reporter: the judge's ruling will require coffee roasters, distributors and retailers like starbucks to include on their products a label that the beverage can cause cancer. at the center of a lawsuit is a state law requiring warnings on a wide range of chemicals that can cause cancer. one of those chemicals, acrylamide, found in coffee. bill reeften teaches at university of california davis. >> that's a major reason coffee turns brown. >> reporter: the judge in los angeles today said starbucks and other coffee sellers failed to show the threat from acrylamide was insignificant. cbs news contributor dr. david agus. >> i believe in transparency, but at the same time, you put a bold declaration, x may cause cancer, when there isn't data in

humans, to me it causes panic rather than informed knowledge. >> reporter: the national coffee association told cbs news the lawsuit confuses consumers. as far as the science goes, research suggests coffee may lower the risk of diabetes and liver disease and is linked to a longer life span. researchers said more study is needed on a possible cancer link. right now, it is only theoretical. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. coming up on the morning news, epa rollback, landmark fuel efficiency rules may soon be reversed. and a traffic stop turned dangerous for an officer when the suspect decides to flee. this is the "cbs morning news." bs morning news." watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please.

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is recalling 123,000 model s sedans built before april 2016. the issue is the power steering. the three bolts holding the power steering motor in place can erode, possibly causing a loss of power steering. tesla says this happens in areas where salt is used to clear roads of ice and snow. no crashes or injuries have been reported though. cvs faces a federal lawsuit claiming it unintentionally revealed the hiv status of up to 6,000 ohio residents. the suit was filed last week. it claims cvs sent a letter with information about getting hiv prescriptions in the state's hiv drug assistance program. the envelope window was to include a reference code for the drug program, but instead it revealed a recipient's health status. mcdonald's is expanding its 3-year-old education benefits program. some employees will get triple the amount of money to pay for

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here is a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. baseball is back. it was opening day yesterday with a slate of games across the majors. the defending world champion houston astros won their opener over the texas rangers 4-1.

world series mvp george springer led the game off with a home run for the astros. and in an emotional ceremony in toronto, the family of late pitcher roy halladay helped the blue jays retire his number 32. he was killed in a plane crash in november. you can catch a glimpse of the future in new york city. the international auto show opens today. carmakers are showing off some concepts that you might see in the years ahead. kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: the next generation of vehicles is on full display at new york's auto show, from a one seat urban car to a new meaning for an all terrain vehicle and a peek at what self-driving cars could look like. looking at this vehicle is like taking a step in the future. >> future, yeah. >> reporter: this toyota concept car is on office on wheels, it has windows that can be used as interactive monitors and it is equipped with autonomous technology. >> which means hands off the wheel.

the seats actually turn in all towards each other. if you notice, the floor is flat. >> reporter: while a car like this is still many years away from hitting the streets, others are ready for the road now. volkswagen's 2019 atlas cross made its debut and we got a look inside. >> a very cool infotainment display, digital dashboard, latest technology. >> the idea is you show it. >> reporter: motor trend editor in chief ed lowe says the vw is one of several models that have gone from concept to ready for production. including the new toyota rav 4. this is not a concept. >> this is not a concept. what is cool about this vehicle, though, the concept version of this debuted at the l.a. auto show and here we are at the new york auto show with the production model. >> reporter: hyundai's high end brand genesis is out with the esentia. the electric powered sports car comes with a see through hood and futuristic navigation display. no word yet if it will ever see the inside of a dealership, but we'll find out down the road. kenneth craig, cbs news, new

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our top story this morning, the white house says it is not surprised russia is expelling 60 u.s. diplomats. the move is in retaliation for the u.s. kicking out 60 russians earlier this week. it is over russia's alleged involvement in the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter with nerve gas. president trump confirmed that he phoned actress roseanne barr to congratulate her on the return of her sitcom. the show is a ratings hit and a major topic of conversation. bianna golodryga has more. >> they were unbelievable, over 18 million people. and it was about us!

>> reporter: in ohio, the ratings focus president trump showered praise for a reboot of "roseanne ," including a call to the comedian. >> it was just a friendly conversation about working and, you know, television and ratings. >> reporter: loud, proud and wildly popular, the conner family seemed to pick up where it left off. the revival drew more viewers than the finale did 21 years ago, and has kicked off a national conversation. >> how could you have voted for him? >> reporter: in 1988, roseanne barr and her family steam rolled into television, working class americans struggling to make ends meet. >> i don't know. can i have money? >> reporter: today the conners still struggle financially, but with a few differences. including a grandchild exploring gender identity. and perhaps the show's biggest theme is the nation's current political divide. >> why don't you get that fixed

with the new health care all you suckers got promised. >> it works good enough to kick your -- >> reporter: everything is a target from health care to the me too movement, to fake news. and the show played well in trump country, the highest ratings were in states trump carried in the election. >> that's always been roseanne's hallmark, to deal with the different issues. >> reporter: in 1992, vice president dan quayle publicly rebuked fictional journalist murphy brown for being a single mother. >> i doubt that my status as a single mother has contributed all that much to the breakdown of western civilization. >> reporter: murphy brown incidentally is scheduled for a relaunch here on cbs in the fall. and it is fair to say that network executives will be paying close attention to roseanne's viewership numbers in the coming weeks to see if we have other relaunches. bianna golodryga, cbs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this

morning," a recent review of a milwaukee lead prevention program highlighted deficiencies which the city's mayor is now grappling with. how some parents who say they're concerned about their children's health are trying to keep their kids safe. 50 days to go until the royal wedding. we'll take you to kensington palace for a countdown to the big day. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

i'm kenny choi. a live look this morning at the gorgeous golden gate bridge. nice conditions. it will be warm again. good morning. it's friday, march 30th.

i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. it is friday. >> yeah. >> it is 4:30. and we have jaclyn and neda here with our traffic and weather. everything pretty cool right now. >> cool as a cucumber. >> it's going to heat up but not as warm as yesterday. so it was a toasty one yesterday. we broke records all across the bay area. here's a great view of the golden gate bridge at this hour. i also want to show you how beautiful this shot it from our sutro tower from the east. here are your headlines for this friday. it's looking like our temperatures will be a little bit cooler today. just by a few degrees. so it will still be warm. but also, this weekend, cooler and cloudier. so temperatures will continue to drop. but we are staying dry for a whole other week so i'll let you know when our next rain chance will be in the forecast. enjoy this above average weather in the meantime. right now, we are tracking a couple of incidents. could slow some folks down. northbound 680 this one not