san francisco city attorney dennis herrera issued a response to the state supreme court ruling saying quote, a small group of opponents had threatened to litigate until the cows come home, despite losing every step of the way. well, guess what? he said the cows have come home. >>> all right, coming up, we'll take you to the community where the residents are worried they could be cut off from the rest of the bay area. >>> and we'll take you to where the road closures are from the last storms. >> >>> people living in a beautiful town along the coast have more to fear than most of us with the upcoming storms. they're worried about the roads, one portion of highway 101 is already closed and there could be more coming. wayne freeman has more. >> reporter: in the beach area, they're not so concerned about paradise lost as paradise becoming landlocked. they are locked in the only area regarded to work decrees. highway 190 between mill valley, closed until further notice until caltrans works a solution. mirror beach has seen this before. when that road closed, what went through your mind? >>

congratulations to city college of san francisco community one and all. [ applause ] >> city attorney dennis herrera who helped city college during the fight said in a statement, "i'm thrilled this vital institution will now be able to serve its students and our city for generations to come." administrators told the commission that on top of better financial management, they've also made other improvements. those include technology and library services. the school will now try to recover from a big drop in enrollment since the crisis began. . at the gym >>> this bay area father died from meningitis. tonight femurs that hundreds of others may have been exposed at his gym. >> kidnapped as a newborn, tonight how investigators finally found her 18 years after the abduction. of boutique pot. >> and unique strands of cannabis found only in santa cruz county, only on 5 tonight an inside look at the business of boutique pot. >> an avalanche crashed into a california home. tonight dramatic video from inside the home the moment it struck. as ceo of exxonmobile... rex tillerson put exxon's interests before ame

francisco to explain what we know so far. >> reporter: we don't have the details about the lawsuit. dennis herreraining in detail this lawsuit that he says should attract national attention. we know that it broadly has to do with the trump administration's federal immigration policy. in the past, city attorney herrera says the city of san francisco is prepared to sue the federal government if the trump administration withholds federal funds for so-called sanctuary cities. the president threatened to do that last week in an executive order. in response the city leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to being a sanctuary city. mayor ed lee and police chief bill scott sent a letter to the department of homeland security recently. they explained that they would not be following the president's executive order to cooperate with immigration officials and enforce federal immigration law at the local level. now, meanwhile state lawmakers in sacramento are set to consider bills that would strengthen california's statewide sanctuary policies. a pair of bills up for discussion would prohibit government age

san francisco city leaders are taking a stand against president trump's controversial action on immigration. the city attorney dennis herreraews conference to announce the filing of major litigation against the president's executive order. we expect it's an attempt to block ordefy the order. the mayor ed lee of san francisco tweeted that the sfpd and sheriff will not participate in immigration enforcement. >>> let's get over to alexis smith with a check of your community. >>> good morning, i want to take you up to the richmond san raphael bridge, we have a double trailer dump truck that flipped over. a lot of debris over the roadway and a sig alert, southbound 92. long delays there >>> good morning, temperatures still near freezing in san ramon, livermore 34. thick fog, quarter mile viability watch out if you're traveling around the altmont pass. hazy sunshine today. wet starting tomorrow evening. >> all right, thanks so much. we'll have another update in 30 minutes. and always on our free abc 7 ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma." live from times square. [ cheers and applause ] >>> yes. welcome back to "gma," everybody. and, of co