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face-to-face now at 11:00 the stage is set tonight for an unprecedented face to face encounter. president trump and north korean leader kim jong un. good evening. i'm veronica de la cruz in tonight for ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. let's get right to kpix5's joe vazquez in the newsroom tonight. >> a surprise announcement and it came late today, that after a year of missile tests, threats and insults. now the ruler of north korea has invited president trump to meet face to face. >> kim pledged that north korea will refrain from any further nuclear or missile tests. >> south korea's national security advisor delivered the news at the white house. >> he expressed his eagerness to meet president trump as soon as possible. president trump appreciated the briefing and said he would meet

kim jong un by may to achieve permanent denuclearization. >> reporter: tensions have been high over the past year as north cover conducted a series of missile tests claiming it could deliver nuclear warheads all the way to the u.s. mainland. president trump responded with threats even calling the north korean leader rocket man. many worried it could escalate into nuclear war. last month's olympics in south korea provided a break in the ice, but nobody quite saw today's announcement coming. >> it's historical. a u.s. president has never met with the leader of north korea. that at a minimum is astonishing. >> reporter: gloria duffy is former assistant secretary of defense of the clinton administration. she says kim jong un has already won a small victory given that north korean leaders have tried for decades to get u.s. presidents to agree to a face to face meeting, but usually the u.s. puts conditions on such a meeting, mainly north korea would have to take steps to get rid of its nuclear weapons program, something they've never been willing to do.

will they actually do it this time? >> i'm skeptical. i cannot imagine that they're going to actually give up their nuclear weapons capability having spent all of their effort over the last 20 years building it. being >> reporter: tonight president trump tweeted kim jong un talked about denuclearization, not just a freeze. great progress being made but sanctions will remain until an agreement is reached. so far the only time constraints is they said they would do it by may, but no other time or place have been established. joe vazquez, kpix5. tonight we learned a national guard helicopter based out of moffitt field made a hard landing in idaho. the helicopter landed on a highway around 2:30 this afternoon south of mountain home. all six crew members are okay. they were on board a pave hawk helicopter similar to this one here used mostly for recovery missions. the incident is still under investigation. sophisticated crime ring.. responsible for ripping people tonight police in fremont say they've dismantled part of a sophisticated crime ring

responsible for ripping people off all over the bay area. kpix5's betty yu on the arrests and warning tonight for local gas stations. betty? >> liz, fremont police believe the suspects could be tied to a transnational criminal organization with roots in the greater los angeles area. they say the men traveled from southern california to the bay area to use cloned debit cards in areas where they were first skimmed. fremont police arrested these four men from l.a. county who they say used gas pump skimmers to steal credit card information across five bay area counties including alameda, santa clara, san mateo, contra costa and san francisco. it was a fremont patrol officer who first noticed yurio sedski making multiple transactions at a wells fargo atm in january. he ultimately found him with more than $3,800 and 25 gift

cards but no atm card. i had brother dennis was arrested the next day -- his brother dennis was arrested the next day after officers found cards, cash and electronics in i had hotel room. last week investigators -- in his hotel room. last week investigators recovered nine bluetooth gas pump skimming devices seen here, cloned devices to make more skimmers. this driver is a relative of the driver pulled over in fremont. police are now asking bay area gas station managers and workers to check their pumps for skimmers. >> i think people will have to start going into the store to pay for their gas rather than having the convenience to pay it at the pump. so it's very disappointing and inconvenient. >> scary these days and they got to get a better grip on it. >> reporter: fremont police uncovered evidence that helped them identify three other outstanding suspects tied to this skimming ring. betty yu, kpix5. tonight police identified a

person of interest in a deadly hit and run in vallejo. detectives hope to speak with this man, vincent fitzer. police say a gmc suburban struck and killed the 18-year- old pedestrian near fleming avenue east yesterday afternoon. police say fitzer may have been the driver. they believe he has much shorter hair than seen in this picture. new video of an armed bank robbery in the south bay. you can see the robber dressed in a hoodie and mask over his face. he robbed the wells fargo branch on first avenue back in december. he flashed a gun and demanded money no, word how much he got away with -- money, no word how much he got away with. san jose police is offering a cash award for information leading to an arrest. tonight an arrest in an armed gas station robbery in santa rosa, police say this man pointed a gun at the clerks at the 76 gas station at pioneer road and coffey lane this morning. he stole cash and got away. detectives tracked down the suspect at the extended stay inn hotel on fountaingrove

parkway and arrested him. they also recovered this loaded firearm and cash. women all over the world joined together today.. in a rallying cry for equality. 42-year-old kwanzaa houston faces numerous charges including robbery. women all over the world joined together today in a rallying cry for equality. in berkeley people marked international women's day by speaking out against gender bias and sexual violence. across the bay in san francisco speakers urged a crowd outside city hall to take their push for progress a step further next year by refusing to work on women's day. many of th >> i think this is a wakeup call and i think women in other parts of the world are telling us we need to take it back to the streets. >> times may have changed, but many of the central issues remain the same. this is kpix5 footage from international women's day in 1970. re events sc the hot topics back then? male chauvinism and abortion rights. there are more events this weekend including a working women's rally in oakland sunday. ng eviction. kpix 5'

new hope tonight for some artists in west oakland fighting eviction. >> kpix5's christin ayers shows us they say they are being pushed out by pot. >> reporter: a vote today to protect a warehouse that oakland artists have called home for decades. >> we feel that we're being heard and not forgotten. >> artists need to be recognized and they need to be supported by none other than the politicians that run the city. i think that's victorious. >> reporter: painter arthur monroe moved into the cannery in the '70s and transformed it into what is believed to be oakland's first city sanctioned artists live/workspace, but last year a denver cannabis company called green sage bought the place and tenants say the owners were blunt about their plan to evict everyone. >> i said will the residents be allowed to stay and he said no. >> reporter: but today the

artists came to city hall to urge the council to adopt a resolution that would deny cannabis companies permits if they plan to evict residents from live/workspaces. >> i don't want my home to be in jeopardy. >> help us to stay in our homes. thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: the council's vote was unanimous. >> we felt it important to take action. residents in live/work or other residential units now cannot be displaced to get a cannabis permit. >> reporter: artist advocates say this is just the beginning. there are still many oakland artists living in unpermitted spaces that for cannabis companies are fair game. >> this hopefully is the first step towards minimizing that competition so that we can retain our affordable housing stock while also allowing cannabis industry to flourish. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >> the council is expected to give the ordinance a final stamp of approval at its next meeting. president trump publicly calls out oakland's mayor libby schaff, the response tonight from the mayor. >> and this app could save

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vow to impose new tariffs today -- >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. fears of a trade war are growing tonight. president trump made good on his vow to impose new tariffs today signing a pair of proclamations he says will protect u.s. industries and workers. the president is imposing a 25% tariff on imported steel and a 10% tariff on imported aluminum. canada and mexico are exempt during the ongoing negotiations over nafta. house speaker paul ryan

>> the workers who poured their souls into building this great nation were betrayed, but that betrayal is now over. president's mind. >> most republicans including house speaker paul ryan oppose the plan. many tried to change the president's mind. the tariffs go into effect in 15 days. president trump also blasted oakland's mayor today calling her public warning about impending i.c.e. raids a disgrace. kpix5 political reporter melissa caen has the response from mayor libby schaff. >> what the mayor of oakland did the other day is a disgrace. >> the mayor's response today? >> i am proud to live in a country where everyone can criticize elected officials. >> at a cabinet meeting this morning president trump praised the department of justice which has just sued the state of california over its sanctuary laws. >> sanctuary cities, we're working very hard. the justice department has done a fantastic job. >> attorney general jeff sessions also called out mayor

schaaf in sacramento yesterday for warning the community about impending i.c.e. raids. >> here's my message to mayor schaaf. how dare you. >> but schaaf said the people she represents are supportive of her actions. >> i have obviously gotten much criticism, but much of it from outside of this community. as a leader, someone that i believe is representing the feelings of the vast majority of the people i represent, i believe it's my duty to speak up and talk about the values that my community hold dear. >> still the president says she may be prosecuted for alerting criminals about the raids. >> and she said get out of here and she's telling that to criminals and it's certainly something that we're looking at with respect to her individually. >> i take very seriously the claims that i could be investigated. i feel confident that everything i've done has been legal. >> in fact, the mayor seemed to say she would do it again. >> reporter: if you got some similar information today, would you all warn your

community of an impending i.c.e. raid? >> i will continue to act with the values that have guided me to date in this office. >> before she left the mayor had this message for president trump. >> happy international women's day, president trump. >> melissa caen, kpix5. tonight newly released 911 calls from the florida school shooting reveal a scene of such terror the first cries for help came at a whisper. that student was too scared to say anything else.. as nikolas cruz ro >> 911. what is your emergency? >> a gunman has come to my high school. it's been shot up. >> it's been shot up? are you at the school? i can't hear you. are you at the school? with an assault- style rifle. >> that student was too scared to say anything else as nikolas cruz roamed the halls with an assault style rifle. he has confessed to gunning down the students and teachers killing 17 and wounding many more. cruz is due in court next week.

his lawyers say he will plead guilty if prosecutors agree not to seek the death penalty. a silicon valley dad heartbroken by a deadly school shooting several years ago decided something needed to be done. >> kpix5's maria medina is in the south bay with the app the father created that will keck teachers with emergency first responders instantly. -- connect teachers with emergency first responders instantly. >> it's heartbreaking. it's happening more and more. >> reporter: after a shooter took the lives of more than two dozen kids and adults at sandy hook in 2012, mike jacobs decided more needed to be done to keep schools safe. >> right now when law enforcement arrives at a school shooting type scene, they're almost walking in blind. >> reporter: and so mike, a father himself, created an app called safeguard which launches on monday. >> you can go to a map view. >> reporter: the app allows teachers to instantly tell first responders and 911

dispatchers about an emergency in a specific classroom. >> shows the room number, the ground floor, the site. >> reporter: teachers can give a status of their class, stable, unstable, assistance needed and medical emergency through their phone or even smart watch. once the alert is sent dispatchers can then chat with a teacher through the app. >> what this does is it gives specific locations and conditions for those that are in communication with law enforcement. >> anything that can help keep our kids safe. >> reporter: just like this woman, mike says school districts and law enforcement are in full support. miked he needed to take action after feel -- mike said he needed to take action after feeling so helpless the day after the sandy hook shooting. >> the only thing i could do was go to my son's school and make sure he and his friends were okay. >> reporter: universities and business owners have also reached out to mike about using safeguard. again, the app launches on

monday. maria medina, kpix5. >> the school districts that plan to use the app don't want to be named due to safety reasons, but mike says districts in the bay area, southern california and as far away as seattle are all interested in this service. twice in the last two days an aggressive mountain lion warning tonight in san mateo county, the big cat has been spotted twice in the last two days in the town of portola valley. sunrise trail in the blue oaks area is close until further notice. officials say the mountain lion may be protecting her young cub. tonight an injured bald eagle is on the mend. the spca from monterey county is taking care of this injured eagle. a car struck the bird monday. it suffered a wing injury and possible head trauma, but the bird is very fiesty, which is a good sign. they say he or she doesn't want to fly just yet. so right now it is pain medicine and cage rest. a blast from the past just sailed into san francisco. a three masted clipper ship cruising under the dutch flag.

our wilson walker stepped aboard and discovered it's a place where the old world meets the new. >> reporter: permission to come aboard? >> permission permitted. >> reporter: walk along the embarcadero and it's hard to miss the city of amsterdam three masted clipper built in 2000 that would have fit quite nicely here in the 19th century gold rush. >> it looks like the old clipper ships that sailed around here to the coast of california for digging gold. >> reporter: looks like an old clipper yet not a replica. the hull is made of steel and the bridge is packed with modern navigation equipment, but if you want to up the rigging, take in sail? >> the rigging is like it was 170 years ago only the material is much more modern. the masts is not wood anymore. it is steel and if you go farther up, the top masts are from aluminum. >> a lot of people look at them and any does that still work?

we still do it properly as they did back in the day. so all the ropes are done by hand. you have to climb up to do maintenance. >> reporter: yes, the crew of 30 does everything by hand because when you're sailing around the world and something breaks -- >> we need to be able to fix it up by ourself. >> reporter: now this is essentially a private vessel that takes customers on well appointed pleasure cruises, but for passers-by the ship is something to behold, a taste of the old world that can't help but let the imagination set sail. >> it hearkens back to, you know, the days at sea and being out there with a bottle of rum. >> so now where? i have the best job in the world. >> some people are made to work in an office. some were made to work upstairs. it's something different. >> reporter: thanks for the tour. enjoy your stay in san francisco. in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix5. >> the ship is generally reserved for private cruises but not this weekend. the deck will be open for public tours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

on sunday. tens of but the big question, paul, is will it be nice enough outdoors to do something like that? >> h simple answer, no. it's going tubarine -- here's the simple answer, no. it's going to be raining. rainfall is plentiful in march. we'll add to those percentages this weekend and next week, 50 in oakland, san francisco and santa rosa, mid-50s concord, already more and san jose. mild and -- livermore and san jose. mild and humid night tonight, concord 45, san jose 46. the radar is clear tonight and will be clear tomorrow. kpix5 hi-def doppler will pick up the next round of rainfall as soon as saturday evening. why are we dry? well, we're kind of wedged between two tough weather patterns. it will rain in southern california tomorrow. it's going to rain again in the pacific northwest. we're kind of in between. that will keep us dry for now, about 36 more hours.

futurecast tomorrow morning, you'll wake up to mostly cloudy. you'll finish your friday, begin your weekend with some clearing, should be a pleasant day running 3 to 5 degrees warmer than average. saturday will look like rain in the morning. these are clouds, not rain. the rain comes in saturday afternoon and saturday evening and more rain the farther south you go, opposite of what we typically see. this is coming up from the south. sunday morning showers continue, maybe leaking into sunday afternoon. after that next week looks to be a rather wet pattern. we don't know the details yet, but showers and rain at times every day next week. so the unsettled pattern begins saturday evening. enjoy the weather between now and then, which will be good to get outside. concord tomorrow 2 degrees above average, 68 santa clara, 69 morgan hills, 66 san mateo, mid-60s for danville, antioch 69 degrees, low 60s daly city, mid-60s richmond and napa and also for santa rosa, 64 tomorrow for lake port.

extended forecast, saturday evening here come the round of rainfall done sunday morning. the weekend is not a washout. none of these days is a washout, but every day from saturday through next thursday does carry the chance of rain. i'd say the wettest day out of all those would be next wednesday. here we go again. >> yeah. >> november wet, december nothing. then january wet, february nothing. the pattern holds. >> that's good. >> march is soggy. >> we'll take all we can get. >> we need it. tens of thousands of skinny jeans are being recalled. tonight we'll tell you why. >> here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert.

skinny jeans. that's after some customers co tonight target stores across the country are pulling a brand of skinny jeans. >> that's after some customers complained of being injured. the cat and jack girls jeans have metal studs in the lower legs. the consumer product safety commission says at least six people have complained these star shaped studs have detached and caused cuts. target is recalling 30,000 pairs of the jeans and urging customers to return them for a full refund. mano with a tree.. >> dennis, what will we do? >> i'll buy those jeans before i buy the $450 designer things that my daughter wants. that's outrageous. i'll take the studs and the

discount. >> even if they cut you. >> oh, no. hey, golf got a stud back on the golf course today. tiger got in a fight with a tree. >> and steph curry walks the blue mile at oracle, why curry was yanked off the floor next.

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carrying the team in a thriller over san antonio... steph curry hurt his angle and it's really amazing kevin durant didn't hurt his back over carrying the team. the warriors brain trust hoping some mojo will rub off. curry tweaked his game, limped off, he will not play the next two games. i hear peter dunn loves great passing. look at klay. posterrizeation sensation, wow! late 4th draymond green throws the bad pass. murray ends up with a break- away jam, spurs up by eight. curr and the warriors might have been in trouble without kevin durant. ties it 105-105 with two minutes left. draymond get a putback to go on

the next position. warriors win 110-107. today the focus was on stanford in the pac-12 tournament. cardinal with no answer for that man, aaron holliday tying a career high 34. bruins win 88-77. stanford probably bound for the m.i.t. sharks trying to go 3-1 in the evander kane era. breaking news right now. the sharks actually scored their first power play in a month! came with less than eight minutes to go in the game. mikhail boedker broke the drought. sharks beat the blues 2-0. nfl, the 49ers signed receiver marquise goodwin to a three year contract extension worth 10 million guaranteed. goodwin led san francisco in seeing yards last season. dramatic day for tiger woods at the valspar championship in florida, could have really hurt himself. he banged his iron against a

tree. turned out he was okay. his club was not, but he did scramble for par on that hole. he finished 1-under three back of the leader cory connors. giants derek holland trying to make his case to pitch in the rotation. his head was nearly taken off. holland pitched three scoreless innings. giants 4-0. that guy is a 16 game winner back in 2011 when the rangers went to the world series. i think he's on the outside looking in, but you never know. plus he does a great arnold sawyers impersonation. >> he's in -- arnold schwarzenegger impersonation. >> he's in.

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captioning sponsored by cbs >> president trump signing two proclamations in the roosevelt room, one on a 25% tariff on steel, another one 10% on aluminum, and he's trying to as he mentioned there negotiate nafta but he also leaves the door open to implementing the tariffs on canada. >> now a response on canada. hey there u.s.a., i had ever you're threatening to impose a tariff on our steel and aluminum. you mess with the beaver, you get the at the same time we are done being nice. we are truly sorry about that. so hear me now, you put a tariff on our steel and aluminum, temporary or otherwise, we'll cut off your supply of smoking hot ryans! that's some prime canadian bang. see, we can play hard puck,