than 30 miles per hour today. the strong winds causing a scaffolding to collapse at a san francisco construction project today. it happened around 3 pm. officials say no one was hurt. high winds knocked over fencing at the construction site in jack london square. wind gusts a topped 50 miles per hour in some parts of the bay area. we have live team coverage tonight on the freeze warning. rob malcolm is live in san jose. first, meteorologist mark tamayo is live in the weather center. reporter: temperatures over the next few mornings could be subfreezing for several hours. that is the concern. we want to protect your plants and animals. the winds are really bringing in the colder from today. we could see some gusts over 55 miles per hour out near altamont pass. san francisco at 37 miles per hour . the cold temperatures really topping the weather headlines. the winds are still out there but take a look at the current numbers across california and up to the north. that is
black panther is here, and it s breaking records. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here at cbs headquarters. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. in florida the survivors of last week s high school shooting are pushing for gun control. there are new questions now about missed warning signs about the alleged gunman nikolas cruz. it shows law enforcement and other services had plenty of chances to intervene. cruz s mother called the police to her home 29 times since 2011. hena doba has more. good morning, anne-marie. many students spent the weekend trying to make sure such a massacre doesn t happen again. they say they re pushing to do what adults so far have been unable to, convince lawmakers to tighten gun control laws. students who survived last week s florida shooting are planning more rallies today after holding demonstrations all weekend. in their sight, gun control. i ve cried a lot. it s turned into anger. anger as in motivation to actually do some
black panther is here, and it s breaking records. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here at cbs headquarters. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. in florida the survivors of last week s high school shooting are pushing for gun control. there are new questions now about missed warning signs about the alleged gunman nikolas cruz. it shows law enforcement and other services had plenty of chances to intervene. cruz s mother called the police to her home 29 times since 2011. hena doba has more. good morning, anne-marie. many students spent the weekend trying to make sure such a massacre doesn t happen again. they say they re pushing to do what adults so far have been unable to, convince lawmakers to tighten gun control laws. students who survived last week s florida shooting are planning more rallies today after holding demonstrations all weekend. in their sight, gun control. i ve cried a lot. it s turned into anger. anger as in motivation to actually do some
mystery on that list. the overcharges on airport parking. the only thing i can think is they parked the car on a baggage carousel and that s the ticket you get. in 10 days how do you pay $4,000 for parking? that s the mystery for me. figure it out and report bang. in tonight s news, there s reporting at cnn.com that trump campaign associate rick gates is in the final stages of coming up with a plea deal with robert mueller. he would be the third to do so, following in the footsteps of michael flynn and george papadopoulos. and steve bannon was interviewed by the special prosecutor s staff over multiple days this week according to two sources familiar with the proceedings. according to nbc news bannon spent a total of some 20 hours in conversations with the team led by mueller. tonight a person family with the process told the associated press that steve bannon answered every question that was put to him by mueller s p team. last month the daily beast reported that what
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