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president donald trump and the next steps after his historic indictment . and how his legal team is swinging the coast gua back in the bay area and we will tell you about its huge drug seizure off the pacific. paying tribute to labor leader cesar chavez, the progress made and the work still being done to honor his mission and legacy . i am reed cowan . new york city is beating up security ahead of donald trump's arraignment next week and we have bradley blackburn joining us live outside the courthouse in manhattan . you can see the barricades behind you. what is it like? >> reporter: no sign of protest yet but plenty of cameras from all around the world for this historic moment . it is is correct because donald trump is not just the former president but the current front runner for the presidential nomination and his campaign is already underway as he will come to new york city

to stand in front of a judge and hear the criminal charges. they remain sealed but prominent republicans are falling in line and supporting him, and his defense team promises this will be a fight. cbs news has learned former president donald trump will travel to new york on monday to surrender himself before his court appearance the followin ts ll e granjury historic indictment will be formally unsealed and the former president will be asked to enter a plea . the case centers rent payments made to adult film actress stormy daniels before the 2016 presidential election. >> we do not know what is in the indictment as we could be looking at campaign finance charges, wire fraud, banking fraud. >> reporter: the nypd, fbi task force and u.s. secret service are among the agencies coordinating security next week. >> he is not worried. he is upset. angry . he is being

persecuted politically . that is clear to many people on the right and left. >> reporter: he will be fingerprinted and photographed for a mug shot but not placed in handcuffs . many republicans, including former vice president mike pence, are coming to his defense. >> the unprecedented indictment of a former president of the united states for campaign-finance issue is an outrage. >> reporter: supporters gather near his estate in florida. >> this will put in office right now. let them arrest him. he is going to wind. >> reporter: he is expected to return to florida after the arraignment before his private jet. of course , president trump faces other serious legal issues . investigations by the department of justice into january 6th, and his handling of classified documents on mar-a-lago and georgia authorities are looking into interference and efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. these charges in new york are a first, more charges

could be coming. >> thank you so much for your coverage. santos state lecturer says that donald trump can still legally run for president , does not matter if you have been arrested or are a felon. andrea nakano got on his take on what could come after the former president is arraigned. >> vail will be set and court dates will be set. that is when the indictment will be disclosed and the charges will be disclosed. >> reporter: he was a former federal prosecutor and lawyer with the department of justice for 20 years and in high-profile cases like this one, it is common for grand juries to seal the files. >> my sense is , because there is so much publicity , they are trying to keep a calmness in that sense because one of the issues will be , can they select a jury that can be fair to both sides? there is a lot

of pretrial publicity. >> reporter: there should be clarity on the charges on the arraignment as one big question, what elevated this case from a misdemeanor to a felony ? >> there has been a lot of discussion in terms of this relates to hush money that allegedly the former president paid stormy daniels to keep an affair quiet. so -- as i understand new york law, that may be a misdemeanor and one of the issues that i hear is that they have been trying -- how do they link that charge with another charge, for example , a campaign-finance charge , or a tax charge that may elevate the initial charge to a felony. >> we will have continued coverage of the indictment of donald trump. we will bring you the latest on air and online , and streaming on cbs news bay area. other story is, a san jose

police union executive faced a federal judge in word on charges she illegally imported fentanyl and other drugs on the job. investigators say 64-year-old joanne marian segovia used her work computer, address , and the union ups account to import the drugs from india and other countries. those drugs were reportedly shipped to locations in the united states. she is not a sworn officer or a city employee and denies the charges. if convicted, she could face 20 years behind bars. for a u.s. coast guard cutter back in the bay area after helping seize drugs in international waters off the pacific ocean . in return to alameda this morning. this video from san diego shows what they saw , two vessels with almost 900 pounds of cocaine and 9500 pounds of marijuana on board. the narcotics control landed about $166 million worth of drugs . today is cesar chavez day

, important to look back at the labor and civil rights leader's legacy, advocating for better wages and safer working conditions for farmworkers. we spoke with a civil rights activist about what she hopes people will remember. >> we think of police and firemen and healthcare workers as essential workers, when we realize , who are the most essential workers ? the people that put food on our table every day. even today, with the improvements with the farmworkers union, today , farmworkers are not paid the equivalent that policemen and firemen are paid . even though they are the most essential workers. he has a tremendous legacy that he left behind. unfortunately , the laws we have passed for farmworkers to have bathrooms in the field, cold drinking waters, rest periods, unemployment insurance, only three states in the united states that have benefits for farmworkers. california, hawaii , new york

state . we still have a long way to go to follow the legacy of cesar chavez. >> first lady joe biden is marking cesar chavez by planting a rose in the garden. it was a family affair as she was joined by his granddaughter twitr, pleo cer chavez and we are counting down to the final four, how the big dance of country music's biggest night and the cmt musienwe come back. dry weather across the bay area. blue skies as we look out from the mark hopkins hotel.

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power. nicole baker is live from austin. i have still on my carpet and that is one of the finest music awards i have ever covered. >> reporter: i am so excited about this. the carpet is ready for sunday. we have a lot of wonderful acts, major performances, some premieres and debuts we have not seen before. the excitement in the live music capital of the world is building before the awards on sunday. the moody center in austin, texas is ready for country music legends and newcomers prepared to face their fans. they will choose to take some the cmt music awards on sunday night, including the biggest honor, video of the year. the host is betting on carrie underwood who has won 25 awards , more than any other artists . >> she has a goshot to win agm

thperennwi report: and we ve a full slate of music collaborations, including the black rose and darius rucker. alaniz morrissette and with stephan th >> normally these are in nashville but they are rolling out the carpet in austin. musicians who are doing the preshow prep say they can already feel the difference. >> there is an energy in the audience being in texas. >> reporter: they will host the show for the third year in a row. brown will perform his song "thank god " with his wife . last week , she gave us a sneak peak inside the family tour bus and says one year ago her complete focus was on raising their two young children. >> this is so crazy. i don't know. every time i am talking, what am i doing here? what is

this? >> reporter: shania twain is receiving the third ever cmt play award, recognizing a local advocate for elevating diversity within country music. we are back live at the moody center where there is so much excitement. if you really want to come back and join me , there are still tickets available with plenty . 15 peopleacand the lafloor i intimate but powerful concert. >> i love it . let me see your nails. do i see that? ep ney, c cow print nails. i have the cowboy boots . you know how we do it in texas? go big or go home. >> don't go home because we love having you on our airways

in san francisco. you inspired a nail trend in the bay area. the awards are sunday night at 8:00 on cbs and streaming on pararmount+. the final four is tomorrow on kpix, miami is still dancing and their coach takes the term big dance quite literally. >> miami is set to take on uconn tomorrow in game two of the final four. the hurricanes are not anci miami is going to their first final four in program history after taking down texas in the elite eight . after upsetting houston in the sweet 16, the hurricanes coach is showing off his dance moves in the locker room. not bad for a 73-year-old. his players

are not as impressed. >> he learned his dance moves from me last year. i used to dance a lot. >> his dances are all right. hoping to see some more. i need to see it again. >> reporter: that is the madness minute. we have you covered with all the final four matchups tomorrow, san diego state face fau starting at 3:09, not 3:08, and then miami and uconn will battle for the second spot in the national championship . in dallas tonight, the biggest arts in women's basketball will take the stage at south carolina battles iowa, while lsu and virginia tech battle. let's look at the forecast

with itisto win place. some passing clouds overhead and temperatures on the cool side , the case for the next several days as the parade of ripples in the atmosphere will be passing through. a chance of a couple of showers, especially north of the golden gate but most of the moisture aimed at the pacific northwest. we will see minimal rain chances . not necessarily zero. more clouds to begin the day on saturday, especially in the north bay but the chance of showers , not a lot on futurecast radar simulation. some other models are more enthusiastic about producing more widespread showers . i am not buying that scenario as i■ think 0% chance north of the golden gate along the coast. the rain will not amount to much . dry rr thption

ononday s esdaof next week. once again , a slight chance of showers . the activity we will see even when we do have rain chances in the forecast. we can handle that mpared to the 60 or 70 at this derek rivers over the last three months. sunday and monday, gusty winds across the entire bay areaeven though neither rain chances farther north and along the coast. 20 to 25 mile per hour gusts sunday afternoon and they died down a little bit after the sun goes down but a noticeable breeze through sunday night into monday and an onshore breeze which will help reinforce the cool air already in place . the winds will be strong enough for a wind advisory . rain chances for the next seven days, towards the bottom of the chart with the best chance going to be on

tuesday. like tomorrow for the north bay, only a 30% chance . nothing significant in terms of rainfall heading our way as we enjoy the dry weather. livermore and san jose at 60 degrees.in e per-50s.stly the low-40s with soms in e inland val. high temperatures on satury will be cool for the north bank with additional clouds and shower chances . near 60 around the bay with inland and east bay reaching th. we cool off sunday , monday, and tuesday, and germ temperatures by the end of next week but a slow climb. the one rain chance for everybody on tuesday north of the golden gate and along the coast with very low rain chances but not zero over the weekend and early next week. be flexible with outdoor plans but i would not cancel anything. a traffic alert, bart

riders, rockridge work on the yellow line , free buses will replace train service between those two stations. be prepared to add about 30 minutes to your ride. >> a tract rebuilding project . we will be primarily replacing interlocking , that is a railroad answer to an intersection it allows us to safely move a train from line to line. >> the work will happen on four more nonconsecutive weekends after this one with the next one planned for april 15th and 16th . we will remind you. they are using their ar migrant women and families , and inside look at a special bay area exhibition as we close out women's history month. you can watch us anytime and anywhere on cbs news bay area, catch live newscasts and news and weather updates throughout the day. find us on the freak cbs news app or pluto

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sunshine on our shoulders . some bay area artists are building bridges in our community through a new exhibit. as we wrap up women's history month, jose martinez looks at how mexican born artists are making invisible visible. >> reporter: in celebration of

women's international month, featuring the works of mexican artists has opened. >> i started to all this with women . it was my way of giving a second chance to a lot of these women who were perhaps forgotten or never had a chance to speak up. >> reporter: she tells me that crossing the lines focuses on the experiences of those immigrant women forced to stay in silence and sometimes alone. >> the more i meet people , the more i need immigrants . especially in my case, from mexico and south america , central and south america. all their stories are about being left behind. >> reporter: arlene's works examine the complex expenses of families who have been separated between the united states and mexico border. >> thinking about families we

about these caravans that travel from latin america to the u.s.-mexico border in search of becoming a alum , or into the country. with this work, i am thinking about how my family would stand united. i really wanted to understand how a father -- i get really emotional when i talk about this -- how a father could hand over their child to a coyote. and not know if they will see them again. that is what happened with me. >> reporter: they tell me these exhibition is a must-see for king to see the impact of immigration from the women's perspective. a voice , they say, needs to be heard more often. >> historically, women have not have a voice, even now, brown and black women are not

given that voice. i often wonder , where do the stories go? >> reporter: some dilayed at th commission gallery 20nigh hoc

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break-ins and now having trouble because of this in keeping their insurance . hear how the owner is trying to stay afloat. that story and more from your communities with our anchors at 5:00. have you ever wondered coon anythith ng, we willip ck in time and look at a collection of comics from the sunday papers. no internet , no way to digitally store media in the early 1900s and when this collection of cartoons filled his san francisco home, it had nowhere to go. the cartoon library museum at the ohio state university is home to 2.5 million pieces he held onto. how is the collection moved from san francisco to columbus ? check out the store and much more coming up on cbs sunday morning with jane pauley. cbs evening news is next . your local news is streaming on cbs news bay area.

so we can follow the community conversation. have a great day. ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the breaking news, tornadoes touched down as the threat from more deadly twisters continues. plus, the new details tonight on when former president donald trump will turn himself in after being indicted. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> it's coming right towards me. >> that house has been clobbered. >> norah: a rare high risk severe weather alert, as homes are destroyed tonight in a tornado outbreak in the south and midwest. we have the very latest. ♪ ♪ the people of new york versus donald j. trump. security stepped up in manhattan. what his lawyers are saying about a plea deal, as we get reaction.