freeway to one lane each way through much of the area and traffic is at a crawl. in fact, a camera crew from our sister station kovr is stuck in it as we speak. on the other hand back in the bay area things are high and dry but not for long. as we look at the golden gate bridge, a few clouds out there will increase overnight and during the day on sunday ushered along by low pressure abeam the pacific northwest tonight. the rain and the wind will be increasing tomorrow and then we ll get hit good sunday night and monday. in fact, the futurecast you can see that once the rain against later in the day on sunday, it starts, it is focused on the bay area, and it continues all the way through monday until finally we get scattered showers by tuesday morning. in terms of amounts and winds and snow in the mountains, that s coming up in the forecast. in southern california at least four deaths are blamed on the storm. the most powerful to hit the region in years. in van nuys a man
this is the cbs weekend news. secretary tom perez won the day. thank you so much. reporter: perez is now the new chair, narrowly defeating minnesota congressman keith ellison, a charismatic progressive in the second round of voting. . and the motion i would like to make to the body is the motion suspending the rules, if i may, to appoint keith ellison, deputy chair of the democratic national committee. ( cheers and applause ) reporter: in his first official act as chair, perez offered ellison the job of deputy, hoping to build a crucial alliance with ellison s younger, more activist wing. ellison accepted. we don t have the luxury, folks, to walk out of this room divided. ( applause ) we don t have that luxury. and i just want to say to you that it is my honor to serve this party under the chairmanship of tom perez. party at its lowest point of power in 100 years. you want to give me a good sendoff, go vote? reporter: under president obama, other party lost ab
and invasive pat-downs. reports of new, rigorous pat-downs at airport security checkpoints. if you want to fly, get ready to get more up close and personal with the tsa. and good evening. thanks for joining us on a very busy saturday. i m tom llamas. we begin tonight with that breaking news, president trump s striking allegations against former president barack obama. president trump in a twitter tirade accusing the former president of spying on him at trump tower by wiretapping phones but offering no evidence, or even what prompted those allegations. a spokesman for president obama firing back, saying, neither the former president nor the obama white house ordered or interfered with any such surveillance. this, following a dramatic and heated exchange, you see it there, inside the oval office with key aides abc s chief investigative correspondent brian ross leading us off tonight. reporter: it was just before sunrise in palm beach, when the president of the united states
making the rounds on social media. the force used to subdue the suspect was excessive witnesses say. .-dot lynn took the video to local law enforcement experts to get their take on it. da lin took it. [ yelling ] reporter: a violent police encounter caught on tape. officer hitting a suspect with his fists and flashlight. police brutality! [ yelling ] it was no need to brutally beat this kid. reporter: police say it happened friday afternoon. someone called 911 to report a man acting crazy at a valero gas station. witnesses say the first arriving officer chased after the suspect for several minutes. before the suspect finally gave up and sat down in the middle of the street. the officer pushed the man onto the ground to try to cut him. but the suspect appeared to struggle with the officer. the kids surrendered. the cop came up behind him and he dove on the kid and started wailing on him. that s not police. reporter: even though it s hard to watch police train
newborn calf. ninan: good this is the cbs weekend news. evening. i m reena ninan. tensions between the u.s. and north korea seem to be simmering tonight. the isolated nation so far has not set off another nuclear or missile test in defiance of the u.s., but it did stage a show of force saturday, putting ballistic missiles on parade, including some we haven t seen before. vice president mike pence is due to arrive on the korean peninsula overnight. he will spend easter sunday with u.s. and south korean troops and meet with south korea s acting president. more now from ben tracy inside the north korean capital, pyongyang. reporter: when it comes to military parades, north korea certainly knows how to put on a show. goossestepping soldiers, rolling continuation, and rocket launchers. it s an elaborate scene involving hundreds of thousands of people that would be the envy of any super bowl halftime show. all of it took place under the watchful eye and cheering hands of nort