the video appears to show uniformed san diego police officers pretending to climb a wall prototype.the student who recorded this says it happened tuesday. the same day that the president visited southern california to review example walls. some say the officers' actions are an offensive joke, while others brush it off as harmless. >> that's just silly. i mean, i don't even know why people are talking about that. people like to have fun at their jobs. >> it's offensive because not all the mexicans do that. >> a spokesperson for san diego police say the department is looking into the video, but so far does not have a comment. >>> transgender students at city college of san francisco will soon be able to use whatever name they choose for official school documents, things like id cards and school e-mail and class rosters. students wishing to use a name other than their legal name must complete a preferred name change form with the college. >>> crews are reportedly adding a new layer of safety for cyclists along one busy corridor. work started yesterday on the planned bike lane barriers

the san diego police department is setting up barricades to keep roads clear and protesters away.e in otay mesa tell us even with the president's visit they haven't warmed up to the idea of a wall. >> i don't think it's right what he's doing. especially for mexican people, we come here and provide work and pay our taxes, too. i don't think it's right. >> the idea of putting up a wall is ludicrous. we spend a lot of time in baja. we lived in baja for five years. the economy here crosses the border both ways all the time. >> reporter: fernando lives in tijuana but works in the united states. protests are planned on the mexico side of the border as well. he thinks the wall is a waste of money. >> i don't think the wall will stop people crossing the border. >> reporter: trump says it will fight drug trafficking and unauthorized immigration. questions still remain as to how the trump administration will pay for the wall. >> it doesn't really matter to me if he comes or not. we cannot change anything. he's the president regardless. he can do anything he wants. >>> defense secretary jame

a man called san diego police after hearing what he thought were cries for help.e guards rushed to la hoya cove. 11:00 last night. they searched with a helicopter to be sure. the man who was probably just a sea lion barking, not the first time this mistake's been made, sea lions spend a lot of time in that cove. >>> just ahead, a tense sif situation in the parking lot. a church is being called suspicious tonight. it sparked at "christ church lutheran" on quintara street. that )s in san francisco )s sunt >>> a fire at a san francisco church is being called suspicious tonight. >> it was sparked in the sunset district near lincoln high school. christy smith has that story. >> what do you say? >> reporter: david attends christ church lutheran in the sunset district. >> you wander in for palm sunday, and it's like, what's going on? >> reporter: early morning fire down stairs left the smell of smoke upstairs. services went on. we moved it to the parish hall. >> no damage on the main floor, but smoke was spotted below. san francisco firefighters arrived quickly. didn't t

san diego police department is looking into the matter. >> today, nbc bay area responds to a san francisco man who felt abandoned by a car dealer immediately after making a $40,000 purchase. >> he called the consumer investigator to see if he could help out. chris, tell us more. >> fill weissman, he said an important and expensive part of the car he had just bought, was missing. but when he spoke up about it, the dealer was silent for close to two months. >>> phil weissman, splurged. >> i just felt good in it. >> on his luxury sedan. >> this is infiniti, q 70 l. gently used leather appointed 330 horsepower chariot spoke to him. >> it is a lovely car. so he bought it for $40,000. but within days, the infiniti began pushing his buttons. he couldn't find certain buttons. collision warning, lane departure alert, blind spot monitoring nowhere to be found. phil discovered the entire technology package was missing. >> when i bought the car, i was told that, there was a tech package in the car. >> phil said the used car salesman at mercedes-benz of san francisco, had sent him this e-mail. listing

police. >>> "the san diego union tribune" reports workers capped a ruptured gas line hours after it shut downreeway. a construction worker accidentally drilled into a pipeline in mission valley, california, yesterday. thousands of homes and nearby businesses were evacuated. about nine hours later workers capped the gas line, the evacuation order was lifted, and the freeway was reopened. >>> thousands of cheerleaders from 39 states and nine countries were possibly exposed to mumps at a dallas cheerleading competition. health officials say someone from another state who had the mumps traveled to dallas for the competition last month. the texas health department sent a letter to those who participated to let them know they may have been exposed to the virus. >>> the new hampshire union leader reports lawyers picked up a ceremonial check from an anonymous woman who won nearly $500 million from a january powerball jackpot. the woman's lawyer says she plans to give as much as $50 million to charities. the first charities were announced yesterday, one that helps disadvantaged girls and one to end ch

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police. and the next morning, 400 miles south in san diego michelle's cousin krystine was awakened by a text from michelle's former boyfriend. and he messages me. he goes, hey, just to let you know, we don't know where michelle is. have you heard from her? try calling her. and i looked at his message and i was like, oh my gosh, what did michelle do this time? you know, she's usually out. yeah, having fun. she's a fun loving person, right? yeah. and she's always out with her friends and getting lost sometimes. so we thought-- i honestly didn't think much of it at the time. i read the message and i like rolled over back in bed. keith morrison: michelle, after all, could look after herself. had been looking out for krystine for years. she was just 26, but seemed somehow older than that. the eldest of a clan of 15 cousins who grew up together with very little except each other. and michelle was smart and studious, attractive, the leader of this very active pack. a strong, loving center of the family, a mother figure to her younger brother, michael. michael, who was the next person to get the cal

police say daniels evidence links him to two other killings. >>> san diego's mayfield mall returning to mall this morning. last night a suspect was shot by an office they are. fremont police could not an auto burglary investigation came across two suspects in the parking lot. they took off running. officers say one of them reached for a gun forcing the officers to fire. no word if investigators did find any weapons on the scene. >>> coming up next, the rain. there's plenty of green just before st. patrick's day. plus another celebrity squabble sends snap chat shares tumbling. the company's reaction to an ad featuring rihanna. >> i was offended at first. then on the other side when i was representing the seller, i thought, it's a good idea. buyer beaware. why you need watch out the next time you're in a house that you might want to buy. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. >>> welcome back this friday in san jose, the first trade today up 70%. congratulations tom san jose company. >>>

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anti-trump protesters clash with police in san diego late monday ahead of president trump's planned tripnia. he's definitely going to feel it. >> reporter: the president is visiting california to inspect these eight prototypes just days after calling out state lawmakers for being soft on illegal immigration. >> they don't care about crime. they don't care about death and killings. >> reporter: mr. trump's relationship with california has long been a rocky one. he hasn't visited the state since campaigning here nearly two years ago. those visits were met by protests including one in san francisco that forced mr. trump to ditch at vehicle since trump became president california has passed numerous laws protecting immigrants' rights specifically designed to thwart his administration's policy. >> federal law is the supreme law of the land. >> reporter: just last week attorney general jeff sessions announced a lawsuit against the state to block some of those laws. the california governor jerry brown lashed out. >> this is basically going to war against the state of california. >> reporter: bu

police say they know who the suspects are and the search is on. >>> and just north of san diego, a paraglider stranded on a cliff in torrey pines. the daring rescue caught on camera, though. watch as a paramedic and a lifeguard rappel down more than 200 feet to free him. his parachute stuck in a ravine on the face of that cliff. another rescuer lowered from the helicopter hoists him to safety in a sling. amazingly he only hurt his leg. he'll be okay. >>> and when we come back, a nurse and a savior. a little girl in a desperate situation, and the woman what changed her life. healing the toddler's wounds was just the beginning. this is an incredible story you don't want to miss. to miss. us. stay with us. do more to lower m. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. the pen where you don't have to see or handle a needle. and it works 24/7. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with t

police than white residents. >>> and number seven, president trump is heading to san diego this morning.e's going to inspect the eight prototypes for his border wall. rallies are planned for and against that wall on both sides of the border. we are tracking developing news. the argentine navy says they have rescued a team of american scientists from antarctica. >> they reached four u.s. scientists and a contractor from an antarctic ship after they could not get to them because of the thick sea ice. officials say all five with in good health after being airlifted by helicopter on to a ship. >>> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including state lawmakers joining students in a fight to stop college tuition from increasing. >>> the secretary of defense making an unannounced trip to the middle east. how we could still have a victory in afghanistan. the full story next. >>> 5:27 in the a.m. and we are watching slick roadways. a live look at san francisco's embarcadero showing well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with

police get him off the street. >>> $2 is all that's standing between you and the dream of >>> we're going to look at the state today. showers in eureka to monterey, los angeles and san diego. the showers will taper as we head throughout the afternoon hours. they're getting the wettest weather right now. the snow pack is about 38% for the average for yesterday's date. 37% until april 1st. we're going to add to it. 2 to 4 feet before 35 feet. up to five feet of past levels. the winter storm warning begins at 5:00 this evening through saturday, 5:00 in the morning. we'll have snow showers saturday afternoon. mainly dry sunday and monday and tuesday and wednesday. >> thank you, mike. >>> new evidence that a second lawyer with ties to the president is now linked to the scandal involving stormy daniels. >> this new evidence stems from a lawsuit meant to keep daniels silent about an alleged affair with the president. abc's tara palmieri joins us live with more. >> good morning, natasha and reggie. they've too tried to distance the president -- there's new connection to a trump organization lawyer. overnight, documents provided to abc news marked highly confidence reveal new conn

immigrants with felony warrants to police because they are concerned they won't be returned to federal custody. it's already happened multiple times. the chief agent in the san diegotor said "in each instance, the border patrol agent determined it was not appropriate to release a criminal alien to the state and local law enforcement because although the alien was subject to removal, the alien would ultimately be released into the public. even more troubling, border patrol says state and local officers are less willing to respond to border patrol agents calls for assistance. even if agents are in danger. in the meantime, three legal immigrants avoided capture when libby schaaf formed them immigration agents were coming have been rearrested for new crimes, including robbery and spousal abuse. another was arrested for drunk driving despite having been deported three times including ones for drunk driving and wants for battery. mayor libby schaaf maintains her community is safer because of sanctuary policies. california is now getting pushback from within. this week the southern california city of los alamitos voted to approve an anti-sanctuary ordinance meeting this

san diego. he will also attend a campaign fundraiser in beverly hills later in the day. an investigation is underway into a deadly shooting involving four open policeot comply with commands before he was shot. police have not released his name. stay with us. weather and traffic in just a moment. it's on, jack. why are we whispering? try my new prime rib cheesesteak, part of my food truck series. introducing the prime rib from jack in the box. with strips of prime rib grilled with peppers and onions and smothered in provolone cheese and i'm challenging you to try it, martha it's on, jack. why are we whispering? try my new prime rib cheesesteak, part of my food truck series. >>> good morning. some slowdowns due to an earlier crash that has just cleared. that is good news. here is a live look 580 right near grand. you can see the travel times remain in the red. however, traffic is starting to move again since all lanes have cleared. the crash was on westbound 580 at the transition to 80. you could see some slowdowns continue as you approach the maze. some residual delays. no longer blocking any lanes. as you can see, along -- you can see this a shot t

san diego on up. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. and now, step up to alaska premium class, with upgrades starting at just $15. and now, step up to alaska premium class, (grant) policee investigating a string of attacks against businesses... at least a dozen restaurants and store fronts have been shot up.(grant) thanks for joining us, i'm grant lodes...(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... it happening to businesses along alum rock avenue near the highway 101 on ramp in san jose...that's where we find kron4's ali reid... she spoke to business owners who were left to clean up the mess. ali? at least 3 businesses on this block in little portugal had their windows smashed overnight.adega restaurant here, the portugese bar restaurant that's adjacent to it.and also a photo store across the street.and that's not it.in total police are investigating 12 incidents. across town, at the plant ... windows at applebees were first smashed last friday.then last night, patrons that were eating at the time tell me they heard when pellets hit the windows.of course that caused quite a scare.but because they're double paned glasses, they shattered but di

office, first stop, san diego to check out prototypes for the border wall and a speech to the military. then he'll attend a fundraiser in the l.a. area. reporter greg mills says policeto get ready with limited information. >> reporter: the president is coming tomorrow, but many details of the visit are still under wraps. the secret service has kept the president's plans secret. so far the lapd tells us even from them, but they say they are prepared for anything, any mobilization necessary. they are ready. los angeles sheriff's department's emergency operations bureau is often activated for big events but not this time. secret service is keeping it secret there, too. we do know the president will attend a fundraiser tomorrow night and we saw no stopping signs for tomorrow from 11 a.m. to midnight. these are up along mulholland drive from the 405 freeway to the entrance to beverly park neighborhood. we also know air force one is scheduled to arrive at l.a.x. around the start of the afternoon rush hour. >> i need advance notice. >> reporter: not this time. she lives on the west side, ground zero for presidential traffic tie-ups throughout the years. one west sider used

san diego, protests in los angeles. the left here in california certainly wants this president to know he is not welcome here. back to you. >> miguel, thank you. police fbi say three package bombs that killed two people in austin are linked. there's concern this could be the work of a serial bomber. cnn's nick watt is live in austin with the latest. nick? >> reporter: good morning. well, of course we saw one person killed yesterday. the first person was killed march 2nd. the bomb that killed that man has been in the lab for some time now and the police tell us they have ascertained how it was constructed. they're not giving out any of those details. but the police chief did say this morning on "good morning america" that they believe this is the work of one bomber. the other line of inquiry they're pursuing is whether these victims were connected, whether they were targeted or whether these were random attacks. "the washington post" reports this morning that the stepfather of the first victim and the grandfather of the second victim are very good friends and both are very big players in the african-american community here in austin. back to you guys.

san diego, california. what can we expect when he arrives? our panel will take that issue on coming up. >> sandra: and new surveillance video showing a collision between two policeppers. that's next. >> bill: moments showing between two helicopters colliding happening in 2012. one chopper getting ready to take off from the pasadena heliport and the rotors touch and you have problems. a man standing next to the chopper, five people and six officers and a civilian suffering injuries. you don't see that everyday where the president is continuing. >> sandra: the president is en route to san diego after shuffling a couple pieces of his administration to his first trip to california after winning the president amidst a battle over the sanctuary cities policy. and we have a fox news contributor, rachel campos. >> they're violating federal law. i think they're on good legal ground and he'll be looking at prototypes of walls and shows he's serious. he ran on ending sanctuary cities and building a wall and skurs securing the wall and it may not bode well for the state who built an economy on the cheap labor but the rest of the count country is on board with the president