now at six. oakland set to get a new police chief. as the city is dealing with the impact of crime . city's only in and out now closed for business, a move primarily made because of safety concerns. >> the deadline day former president trump has until today to post nearly half $1 billion in his fraud case. what might happen if he doesn't come up with the money? >> then the peculiar site off the california coast, the dolphins out there doing backflips? >> ooh, that always looks like it's going to hurt. that's fine. like, i know they have blubber, right? >> like i know i want to see that. >> that looks so beautiful. oh well good morning everybody. >> it is monday, march 25th. >> it's a little bit of a flop

right. like much of these dolphins are like right. and he's just like yeah like not tens. >> we're giving them it's not a dixies splashes a little bit. yeah. this morning though weather wise we are done with the weekend rain. we're getting a break from the action in terms of any wet weather this morning. we do have the cloud cover left over. so we'll start out a view from sutro tower. it is calm, but we do have mostly cloudy skies upstairs. you can see some of that cloud cover from our san jose camera this morning. a mix of sun and clouds today. partly sunny at times, but we are dry all day today so you don't need the rain gear. temperatures are on the cooler side for today. upper 50s to the mid 60s. by about 4 p.m, a cool high of 59 in the city, 62. in oakland, about 64 in san jose. let's see how that commute is going with gloria. good morning. >> good morning drew. you know, so far it is going pretty good. however, it is starting to get a lot busier out there even just in the last hour or so. so if you take a look here at our bay bridge toll plaza camera, you can see it's really starting to

fill up there from the maze of san francisco will take you 20 minutes. and right now traffic is backed up from the grand avenue overcrossing and taking a live look outside right now at our golden gate bridge camera, you can see not too many cars out there right now, so it's a nice and easy ride from the north bay. >> kumasi thank you gloria. oakland's only in and out has grilled its final burgers as it became the first restaurant in the chain's history to close. abc7 news reporter lena howland here. with the reaction from the community. >> lena kumasi this restaurant first opened in 2005, but ongoing crime on the property and in the neighborhood left the burger chain, making the tough call to close over safety concerns. their final full day of business off of hegenberger road brought in a long line of customers yesterday from firefighters to young adults that had their first job here. this while warning signs to customers, are still posted across the parking lot about not leaving anything of value in your car, city officials hope the incoming police chief can

stop other businesses from packing up and leaving town. oakland mayor shang tao's office announced friday that floyd mitchell will begin his new role as opd chief in early may, making it far more than a year that oakland has been without a permanent chief. city council member noel gayo says he has expectations it's going to take, a strong police chief action, and working with our police department, the neighborhood, and make sure that this does not continue. in a statement, in-n-out says we are grateful for the local community, which has supported us for over 18 years. but our top priority must be the safety and well-being of our customers and associates. the company says employees can transfer to other restaurants or receive a severance package. live in studio lena howland abc seven news. >> thank you lena. community members in the east bay are calling for police to stop responding to mental health emergencies. this is in response to an incident in southern

california where deputies shot and killed a 15 year old with autism. on march 9th, san bernardino deputies shot and killed ryan gainer. he had been acting out and a family member called 911. body cam video shows ryan with a gardening hoe charging at a deputy. that's when police started shooting yesterday. activists in oakland held a vigil for ryan, calling for us to decriminalize mental health care. >> right. we're calling we're calling for us to decriminalize autism, right. because people are neurodivergent. it's not a death sentence. >> ryan's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the county. the community here in the bay area is calling for trained mental health professionals to respond to these types of calls, not police officers. >> developing news former president trump is facing a deadline today to post a bond of nearly half $1 billion in his fraud case. and gloria, if he doesn't post it, he's risking having his assets seized. that's right. >> kumasi donald trump is demanding that new york keep its hands off trump tower as the state gears up to potentially

seize some of his assets. a new york judge found that trump and his adult sons overstated the value of nearly every major property they own to get more favorable loans and other advantages. attorney general letitia james has said the state could start seizing trump's assets as soon as today if he fails to secure a $464 million bond. trump's lawyers have said he ■does not have that cash. >> his lawyers have said he can cover at most about a quarter of the civil fraud judgment and anything more, they said, would be a practical impossibility, trump has claimed on social media he's sitting on $500 million cash, but he hasn't provided any evidence. his lawyer said he may have been referring to money accumulated over the years that he intended to spend on his campaign, but he's now complaining democrats are trying to bleed him dry amid all his legal woes. >> trump's appeal for a lower bond amount is still pending. meanwhile, trump is expected to appear in a new york courtroom

today in the hush money case involving stormy daniels. today, the judge could set a new trial date. trump denies wrongdoing. in both cases, reggie thanks gloria. >> investors approved a deal to make trump media a publicly traded company. the majority of shareholders of digital world acquisition corporation voted in favor of a merger with the former president's social media platform. trump stands to get an estimated $3 billion and will own a dominant stake. >> you sort of see on the chat boards people who are true believers that trump media and its various components today, primarily truth social, is going to become a dominant media platform. and so they believe they're getting in early. and this is going to continue to run. >> the deal is not likely to solve trump's issue of paying that $464 million bond by today, the companies have indicated the merger could close as soon as next week. the billionaire backed group that wants to build a new city in solano county says its opponents are spreading misinformation. this has to do

with people gathering signatures to get the project on november's ballot, according to sfgate. some people say the signature gatherers are misrepresenting the measure as being for better roads or to protect cuts to benefits. in a statement on its website, california forever says that's not true. the statement says signature gatherers are provided with a fact sheet. the group also posted a photo of the signature form showing the text that says the ballot measure is to rezone farmland to develop a new community. >> it is the first week of spring, but the weather has delivered a wide range of threats across the country. hail hit southern california over the weekend and tornadoes and blizzard conditions have resulted in power outages and travel delays in the midwest and on the east coast. outside of philadelphia, recovery efforts are underway for a six year old girl who was swept away in a rain squall, and creek crews will return to the water today in hopes of finding her. coming up, a health alert, a doctor

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a chilly side in many cities 40s from danville up through santa rosa. low 50s around the bay shoreline. look at the morning commute. no wet weather. we are done with that this weekend. wet

weather brought more than an inch of rain to some spots. we still have a lot of leftover cloud cover though. this morning some sunshine starts to break through that cloud cover closer to 10 a.m. you notice those temperatures really gradual to rise as we head throughout the morning. looking at your sky today, just a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. the big takeaway we are dry this afternoon. the winds will pick up once again, a little bit gusting at times over 20mph. so looking at the three day forecast, we enjoy two dry days today and tomorrow. then showers are back here on wednesday with a level one light storm. we'll go into detail that wednesday. rain coming up in about eight minutes. kumasi. thank you drew. >> still to come, the local animal shelter over capacity and asking for your help to foster or adopt a pet. then abortion rights going back before the supreme court tomorrow, the ruling that could have a major impact on reproductive rights. and as we head to break, we're taking a live look outside right copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture.

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back in front of the supreme court. justices will be hearing oral arguments on commonly used abortion, drug mifepristone. activists called for protected access to abortion pills on the steps of san francisco's federal building over the weekend. justices are considering rolling back fda approval of the drug to be dispensed by mail. they could also take back nurses authority to prescribe it and rights to take the pill. ten weeks into pregnancy. >> impact not just particular medication, but potentially the power of the food and drug administration in other areas that would be of benefit to the health of women and everyone on this will be the court's first case involving

abortion since it was overturned . >> roe v wade was overturned in 2022. the measles could be easier to get than covid. that's what one local infectious disease expert is saying. concern continues to grow over the spread of measles as the u.s. tops the total number of cases for all of last year. there are at least 64 cases and 17 states. four of those cases have been right here in california. doctor peter chin-hong of ucsf says the drop in vaccinations rates for measles is likely fueling the rise in cases, and he explains how it could be easier to get the measles than it is to get covid. you can walk into a room, the patient with measles had already left like a couple hours before and you can get measles and it's going to be even easier to get uh- than covid. doctor peter chin-hong is urging parents to make sure their kids have measles vaccinations and adults to know if they didn't

get it when they were younger. today, hospital workers at seton hall medical center in daly city will begin a two day picket over concerns about their health care coverage. workers say the hospital's new health care plan cost them more, and they can't find doctors who actually take that insurance. the hospital's owner is refuting that claim, telling abc seven news the health care plan remains free for employees and their immediate families. more than 400 workers are expected to walk off the job, including nursing assistants, housekeepers and medical technicians. now, a live look this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a new warning about text messages trying to imitate fast track toll invoices. this has happened before. round of fake texts from fast track went out last month, according to the chronicle. another volley of texts have gone out in the past week. this time the fraudsters have fixed the spelling and grammatical errors in those texts, so they look a bit more convincing. the mtc says fast track will never text you demanding payment. if you respond by mistake, contact

your credit card issuer or your bank immediately. the commission believes an international fraud ring may be behind this. >> people aboard a whale watching boat in monterey bay got to see an epic show put on by a dolphin. video shows the animal doing backflips in the water. earlier this month, discovery whale watch says it's a pacific white sided dolphin. they're native to california and are known to be extremely playful. >> it's just so cool to watch. there goes. >> it's like it got midway up there and he's like, what do i do now? and then slam uh. >> so i've seen dolphins like, we're on the ferry going through. they weren't doing all this just like we're here. >> yeah, no major show, right? >> i don't think i've ever seen an actual show performance show. >> i have seen them just kind of jumping in the water, but not like a backflip like that. same. yeah >> go ahead. >> i guess i didn't get the right ticker this morning. >> we are drying out after the weekend rain where some areas

picked up more than an inch. live look from our exploratorium camera. we have partly cloudy skies out there. dry weather is back today and tomorrow. we have two dry days to start out the new week, but by wednesday, showers do return with a level one light storm and then another round of rain is coming friday and into saturday. right now, easter sunday is looking pretty nice out there. sunshine and dry weather. future weather showing you today. it's all about a mixture of sun and clouds. we are dry. temperatures though will be a bit below average highs only in the upper 50s to the mid 60s for our daytime highs 62 in oakland, 67 in santa rosa. cool in the city today with a high of only 5964. in san jose, we'll go to about 62 in palo alto overnight tonight, we'll keep partly cloudy conditions and temperatures for the most part, will dip into the 40s as we head into tuesday. future weather showing you tuesday is dry with a bit more sunshine on the way, but by wednesday we see that cloud cover fill back in. this is 10 a.m. wednesday. we begin with

just some light scattered showers out there. we'll likely find some heavier downpours developing later on into the evening, and a few of these will linger into the first part of thursday as well. rainfall totals not a lot of rain coming our way midweek, but just enough that you'll need that umbrella less than a quarter of an inch for most areas. accuweather seven day forecast showing you dry days today and tomorrow. showers back here on wednesday. another system friday into saturday, but easter sunday is looking delightful. gloria. >> yeah you know also looking delightful. the roads for the most part though, it is getting a little bit busier out there as more people head out to work. and you can see from our emeryville camera that there is plenty of traffic out there, but it is moving smoothly. there on the east shore freeway, so you won't have any slowdowns there. and everything is pretty much looking easy going into the emeryville area and looking live at our san jose camera at 101 8-80. no congestion here. and traffic is moving very nicely here. also, in the rest of the south bay. reggie. >> gloria. thank you. good morning. america is coming up at seven right here on abc seven.

>> and ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> reggie kumasi great to be with you on a monday. >> coming up here we are following the battle over former president trump's assets as we hit the deadline for him to secure a nearly half billion dollar bond in his civil fraud case. also this morning, the latest on princess kate after she revealed that she's been diagnosed with cancer. the response from the royal family and george live at the palace. also, george sat down exclusively with the parents of wall street journal reporter evan gershkovitch, one year after he was wrongfully detained in russia. why they remain hopeful and we want you to meet the 19 year old american figure skating phenom. what he's saying about his record breaking performance after earning his first world

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40s to the low 50s right now into the north bay we go where it's chilly 40, in calistoga. good morning, mill valley. coming in at 45 degrees right now. so a live look at san jose. we are dealing with mostly cloudy conditions this morning. however the weekend wet weather it is out of here. so we do have a dry day today. temperatures are on the cooler side for late march, upper 50s to the mid 60s. here's live doppler seven along with satellite as really quiet across california this morning. got that wet weather out of here. we picked up more than an inch of rain in some spots over the weekend. a weak ridge of high pressure is building in supplying us with some dry days. we'll have some clouds moving in from time to time. rain is back here on wednesday. that will be a level one light storm midweek. >> reggie drew, thank you. in the north bay, sonoma county animal services is asking the public for help as its shelters are at critical capacity. an influx of new animals has overwhelmed staff. it's a trend that's happening across the county and the state as a result

of the pandemic. officials say they've never seen it this bad, especially with our rescue partners. >> so they kind of control the population of animals. they get in and to see them kind of have an explosion of animals in their kennel space, as well as really alarming. >> animal services says there are ways to help. people interested can lend a hand by either adopting or fostering an animal from the shelter. for more on the story, or how you can help, you can visit our website abc seven news.com. happening tonight. high ranking members of congress will be hearing concerns from residents over a number of questionable incidents at local refineries. congressman mark desaulnier is hosting a town hall at john muir elementary school starting at 630. his office says recent safety incidents at two separate refineries in martinez have prompted this discussion. one includes the martinez refining company. there have been dozens of reported releases of hazardous ash into the surrounding areas. a severe

geomagnetic storm is currently hitting the earth. that means the northern lights might show up in some unusual parts of the world today. that's according to the space weather prediction center. experts say due to the sun's plasma explosion reaching earth, it changes where the northern lights shine. people in the northern hemisphere have a high chance of catching it. however, the us is not likely to see it. next at 630. a big shakeup overnight at boeing. the company's ceo stepping down. then, for the second time in a week. a driver crashes into a san francisco bus station. and as we head to break a live look outside at 625.

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live now at 630, for the first time in two decades, a mountain lion has attacked and killed a person in california. how the other person involved in the incident is doing. and one of the deadliest terror attacks in russian history. >> still sending shock waves around the world. russia casting doubt into who's behind it. >> then do you dare spend a day or your life in the haunted mansion? how you can kind of see

for yourself. >> good morning everybody. it is monday, march 25th. >> we'll get to all that. but first, a check of your forecast. hey, drew. >> that would be cool. it's been a whole day in there today. we are dry. we got rid of the rain this week in some areas over the weekend. some more than an inch of rain this morning though from sutro tower live. look, we do have mostly cloudy skies out there right now, so the cloud cover is sticking around for big portion of our day temperatures right now starting out in the 40s and low 50s. as we get you out the door on this monday, here's how the day looks. we'll have a mix of sun and clouds the entire day. it's not a totally bright day, but it is a totally dry day. temperatures later on by 4 p.m. we are a bit below average on the cooler side for late march, upper 50s to the mid 60s by 4 p.m. kumasi. all right. thank you. >> there is a shakeup at boeing actually. >> why don't we go to traffic kumasi. then we'll go over to boeing. but yeah, we want to start with a look at your drive

times from tracy to dublin. it's going to take you about 57 minutes right now san rafael to san francisco 16 minutes antioch to concord 26 minutes. and then getting a live look outside at our richmond-san rafael bridge camera. you can see, starting to get a little busier out there. and pretty much it's going to be sluggish as you hit the toll plaza. and then after that, even some delays on the bridge to about the mid span. now let's go kumasi to that breaking news you have. >> thank you gloria. breaking news a shake up at boeing. stan deal. the president and ceo of boeing commercial airplanes is retiring, and boeing ceo dave calhoun will be stepping down at the end of the year. boeing says calhoun will continue in his position through the end of 2024 to complete the critical work underway to stabilize and position the company for the future. end quote a message to employees said from calhoun. it has been the greatest privilege of my life to serve boeing. he also says that alaska airlines door plug blow out back in january was a watershed moment

for the company. he says, quote, we will remain squarely focused on completing the work we've done together to return our company to stability after the extraordinary challenges of the past five years. with safety and quality at the forefront of everything that we do, new developments the faa is taking another closer look at united airlines after a series of issues with its fleet of passenger jets, bloomberg reports. the regulator is considering restricting the carrier from adding new routes it might also block united from using its newly delivered planes . the agency has reportedly suspended the company's ability to approve and promote its pilots. united has told workers to expect increased faa presence in day to day operations. >> oakland's only in-n-out restaurant is no more. it shut down overnight due to concerns of rising crime in the area. abc seven news reporter lena howland is here. and lena, the closure comes as the city is getting ready to welcome reggie. >> that's right. as in-n-out joins a growing list of restaurants leaving the city

over rising crime, oakland mayor shang tao just announced on friday that she has tapped former lubbock, texas police chief floyd mitchell for the job. the mayor's office says that mitchell has more than 30 years of experience in law enforcement, and is expected to begin leading opd in early may, marking more than a year for the city of oakland without a top cop, tao says. chief mitchell. chief chief mitchell strategy rather of strong officer community engagement, vaulted him to the top of the list on in-n-out's final full day of business in oakland, city officials told us they hope the incoming police chief can stop other businesses from packing up and leaving town. this restaurant first opened in 2005, but ongoing crime on the property and in the neighborhood left the burger chain, making the tough call to close over safety concerns. >> a lot of people who aren't from here, they i feel like they do feel a little bit more unsafe because they know that they can break your window. the robbery around here is like really bad.

>> it's sad. i mean, it's very telling. the state of the of the city. i hope the mayor can do something soon. >> in a statement, in-n-out says we are grateful for the local community, which has supported us over 18 years. but our top priority must be the safety and well-being of our customers and associates. employees were given the option to transfer to other restaurants or receive a severance package. live in studio lena howland abc seven news. >> thank you lena. police are investigating after a deadly shooting in san francisco's portola neighborhood. officers got a call around 9:00 last night with reports of a shooting near a home at a home near dwight and gerard streets. it's roughly half a mile away from mclaren park. two victims were found shot inside that home. they were pronounced dead on the scene. it's not clear who shot the victims, and no arrests have been made. >> new developments in a deadly mountain lion attack in el dorado county. fish and wildlife

teams killed the animal after attack, two brothers leaving one of them dead. the brothers were searching for shed deer antlers near georgetown, about 50 miles northeast of sacramento in the sierra foothills. a 21 year old was found dead with a mountain lion nearby and 30 minutes after his brother called 911. officials say this is the first deadly mountain lion attack in northern california. in 20 years. residents say it is common to see the animals in the area they used to be hunted back in. >> when i was a kid up here, we'd go hunting and they banned the hunting on them and we were over populated. yeah, the sightings nonstop up here. now, see him in packs 2 or 3. and that was that. wasn't that wasn't common. >> deputies say the 18 year old, who survived, underwent several surgeries and is expected to make a full recovery. >> another scary crash this weekend at a bus stop in san francisco this one happened just before five saturday at the stop at fulton street and park

presidio boulevard, which is right across the street from golden gate park. coincidentally, the car ended up on top of a yield of pedestrian sign. one man was hurt. he is expected to be okay and the driver is facing ■several citations. this crash happened just a week after a driver plowed through a bus stop in san francisco's west portal neighborhood, killing a family of four. a couple and their two young children were waiting to go to the zoo when police say a 78 year-old driver hit them. the children were two years old and three months old. the driver is not in police custody at this point, and the da's office has not formally charged her, so we are not naming her at this point. >> we're learning new details about a deadly police shooting in sunnyvale. police went to a mobile home park on vienna drive on saturday fo reports of a man with a knife. they say the m was in a roadway and ignored orders to put the knife down. officers claim they shot him of the officers. he later diede

at a hospital. the department and the state district attorney's office now investigating. >> overnight, four men accused in a deadly terror attack in moscow appeared in a russian court. the suspects faced terrorism charges on the same day as the russian people had a national day of mourning. isis has taken responsibility for this attack. russian president vladimir putin claims without evidence, that the men were headed to ukraine in an attempt to cross the border. abc's rachel scott talked one on one with vice president kamala harris about putin's claims. >> does the us have any evidence to back that up? >> no, there is no whatsoever any evidence. and in fact, what we know to be the case is that isis k is actually by all accounts, responsible for what happened. >> state department officials say the us shared information of a possible attack with russia. the russian ambassador to the us has denied anything being shared . >> now, an abc news exclusive interview. the parents of

american journalist evan gershkovitch are reflecting on his last year spent in a moscow jail. they tell chief anchor george stephanopoulos they are optimistic he'll be released. >> what did you think when you heard president putin discuss the possibility of a trade forever? >> we were happy that, both governments have, expressed willingness to negotiate. >> the 32 year old wall street journal reporter was arrested one year ago this week. he's accused by the fsb security service of trying to obtain defense secrets. he, the us government and the journal have all denied that. you can watch the full interview on good morning america at seven. right after abc seven mornings. >> happening today, the united nations security council is set to vote on a resolution that demands a humanitarian ceasefire in gaza during ramadan. the vote was originally set for this weekend, but it was delayed until today. this resolution calls for the un conditional

release of all hostages, and it is backed by china and russia. last week, the us had a resolution vetoed by both countries. ambassadors criticized that resolution's language, saying it was too ambiguous and it didn't reflect a direct demand to end fighting in gaza. >> hundreds of protesters filled downtown san francisco, calling for an end to israel's military campaign in gaza. the rally started at the foot of market street, calling on israel for a cease fire and for the american government to end support of the ongoing military campaign in gaza. demonstrators say they are worried about the possibility of israeli troops entering the southern city of rafah, which is holding nearly a million and a half refugees. >> it is our duty to put pressure continuously on the us government to stop arming israel and the siege on gaza. >> on abc's this week, vice president kamala harris called an israel invasion of rafah a major mistake. if it happens. harris kept open the possibility of us consequences if israel

were to conduct a military operation. there japan's prime minister has proposed a summit with north korean leader kim jong un. that's according to kim's sister and senior official, kim yo jong. she says the meeting would depend on japan's tolerance toward north korea's weapons programs. both countries also are engaged in a long standing dispute over past abductions of japanese citizens. the last meeting between both leaders of north korea and japan was back in 2004. >> today, one of major league baseball's biggest stars is expected to address a gambling scandal. the former interpreter for shohei ohtani is accused of stealing millions of dollars from him to pay off gambling debts. glory is at the live desk with the details. gloria. >> good morning, kumasi. the dodgers fired ep mizuhara last week after questions were raised about wire transfers. and those transfers amounted to more than $4.5 million and were allegedly sent from otani's bank account to a california bookmaker. now,

mizuhara initially told espn that ohtani knew about his gambling debts and paid them off for him. but a day later, mizuhara insisted ohtani had no knowledge of the debts and had not transferred the money. >> i asked him, ep, did you lie to me in that interview? and he says, yes. he says that ohtani never knew about the gambling. we have conflicting accounts about what ohtani knows, and that's at the core of what is happening right now with the major league baseball investigation. >> and there are also questions about mizuhara's past, his biography with ohtani's previous team, the angels, claims he graduated from uc riverside and that he previously worked as an interpreter for the boston red sox. but the university told the athletic it has no record of mizuhara being a student, and the red sox says he was never employed by the team in any capacity. now, mizuhara says he never bet on baseball and the league is investigating him and

ohtani. but ohtani is expected to keep playing. reggie kumasi, thanks so much, gloria. >> coming up, the popular fast food restaurant that is making a change because of supply chain issues. then the man caught on camera trying to get on a plane without a ticket, how he was able to actually board and how he was finally caught. and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. download the app now wherever you stream. >> 641 this morning, a live look from our exploratorium camera. we have mostly cloudy conditions this morning. we are done with the rain from this past weekend, but some areas like oakland and san jose picked up more than an inch of rain saturday through sunday. other areas more than half of an inch from danville to the city. it is dry today, but the cloud cover is going to linger. so looking at the morning drive, no issues with wet weather. sunshine starts to break out right around 10 a.m. through some of that cloud cover, but temperatures are slow to warm this morning. here's

live doppler seven along with satellite. you can see those high clouds streaming in from the north and west. we'll keep it dry today and we'll keep it dry tomorrow. temperatures though region by region. it is a bit below average. we'll find those numbers in the upper 50s to the lower 60s, with partly sunny skies throughout the day. looking at your weather wellness, air quality is good, but tree pollen is high. oak, sycamore and pine. your top allergens. that uv index is at a six today. enjoy the dry days. the next two days. wednesday showers are back. we'll detail that level one storm coming

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doc? of wales announced her cancer diagnosis on friday. in a video. she says she received the news following a planned abdominal surgery earlier this year. the message came after months of speculation about kate's health. she's now undergoing

chemotherapy. it's not clear how long she'll remain out of the public. public eye. kensington palace released a statement from the royal couple saying, quote, they are extremely moved by the public's warmth and support and the and are grateful for the understanding of the request for privacy at this time, blue jellies are washing ashore at san francisco's ocean beach, according to our media partners at the s.f. standard. >> the tiny jellies have been seen by the hundreds since last tuesday. experts say the wind is pushing them to the surface, where they collect their food, which is marine larvae and eggs. the ocean creatures known by known as by the wind sailors are not actually jellyfish, but they are related to the jellyfish and they can irritate your skin. and they have a thin, translucent sail that rises upward. >> the stanford women's basketball team is going to the sweet 16. they had to go to overtime to beat iowa state in their second round tournament game in palo alto last night, and they had to do it in front

of brock purdy, who is an iowa state alum. the game was tight throughout, with both teams exchanging leads in overtime. brooke dimitri hits a three, giving stanford the lead with just 18 seconds left. the cardinal reached the sweet 16 for the 15th time in the last 16 years. what a record! >> cameron brink fouled out in her last game here at maples. how did you bounce back and survive a way to get through that. >> yeah well she's from portland. i want to make sure you know on her senior sendoff she gets to go back home, play in front of her family. so this was bigger than everything. and you know, last year we came up short in the second game. and we wanted to win it really badly with the opportunity to put her team. >> that's cool. so as you just heard next up for stanford, they're going to portland. it's a matchup with either tennessee or north carolina state. >> yeah she's the head coach of the lsu women's basketball team kim mulkey is in controversy. she's threatening to take legal action against the washington post, claiming the newspaper is working on a hit piece about her. mulkey is in her third

season at lsu and won her fourth national title last season. her on and off the court comments have been controversial about masking covid and her players. she held a press conference saturday saying the washington post reporter imposed a, quote, ridiculous deadline for the article, asking her to comment. >> it was just an attempt to prevent me from commenting in an attempt to distract us from this tournament. but it ain't going to work, buddy. >> the post confirms it is working on a profile on mulkey. lsu won yesterday against middle tennessee state to advance to the ncaa tournament. the score was 8356. if your march madness basketball tournament bracket is already busted, you're not alone . the ncaa says there are no perfect brackets left for the men's side, but after last night's round of games, 18 perfect brackets are still in the women's tournament. on sunday, there were more than 1300 perfect women's tournament

brackets at the start of the day . >> you may have heard of the story, but if you haven't seen the video, you need to watch your screen. so this is of a man who was allegedly boarding a delta flight using someone else's ticket. this happened at salt lake city's airport. the flight was heading for austin, texas. according to documents. the 26 year old man. and you're going to see it right here. used his phone to take photos of other passengers, screens and boarding passes. you're going to watch right here. see, he's holding his phone very close to him and there you go. click click click click. taking pictures of this woman's boarding pass. allegedly, the man was only caught because a flight attendant realized he didn't have anywhere to sit on the plane. >> he's been pretty much a foolproof system. has a hole in it, and that hole has to be filled. probably need to be pretty well aware of what you're flashing around, because it might not be somebody trying to get on the airplane illicitly. it could be something else. >> that man faces a felony stowaway charge and is required

to go through a mental health evaluation, according to the complaint. he told officials that he made a mistake and just wanted to go home. >> the drive over the golden gate bridge is going to cost a bit more. starting in july. here's a live look of people making the drive right now. as expected, the board voted to raise the toll by $0.50 a year all the way to 2028. so on july 1st, it's going to be $10.25 for a two axle vehicle, which is essentially most cars and trucks . if you have fastrak, it'll cost you $1 less for drivers who have a pay as you go account, the toll will be 950. the toll increases are to help to cover a projected $220 million deficit over five years. >> now it's your morning money report. a fast food chain says it will no longer serve antibiotic free chicken. chick fil a cites supply reasons for the change. the company says chicken antibiotics will only be used. quote, if the animal and those around it were to become sick, the antibiotics used to

treat chickens are not intended for humans, and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway on this monday morning, you can see that we are down about 116 points. >> a house inspired by disneyland's haunted mansion is now on the market in georgia for a little more than $2 million. so the six bedroom home looks a lot like the famous attraction from the outside. inside. let's see, it's a little less spooky. i would agree with that. the listing says the mansion features intricate details reminiscent of the haunted mansion. they have a mirror in there that talks back to you. you also have gargoyle light fixtures, of course. haunted mansion is from disney and disney is the parent company of abc seven. this is a relief because haunted mansion really will is. it's a lot. >> it's also a stretch. i feel like what it's really. >> and a stretching room. >> yeah. if you if you're if you're foyer started start stretching. all right. we got it right. >> i needed to see the front again. >> i kind of missed the front.

does have that similarity. the inside obviously is totally different. but yeah i can see from the front. >> yeah i mean it's a beautiful home. home. yeah. so i get it. >> whatever you need to do to sell the home. all right. is there a problem selling homes? >> i feel like every story you have, this totally looks like the haunted mansion. >> yeah, it does. right. i wonder if it's actually haunted. spooky. >> there you go. what i'm saying. >> gail said we're selling this home. >> gail is like, you know, we're going to market this. i'm gail. >> i'm gail, i'm your ghost. host canopy >> just in my mind, that's how she talks. >> i have no idea. >> we don't know, gail. >> i'm sure gail is a lovely woman. >> hey, she's getting good publicity right now. yeah, totally. we're so jaded. i was, like, six bedrooms, 2 million. that is a oh, my god, kill the four of us. >> could afford that. possibly one day, maybe. >> sure. we each get a bedroom. there you go. >> thank you. here's gail, call

gail, here's a live look outside from our sutro tower camera. a lot of cloud cover upstairs, but we are dry today and tomorrow. the dry weather is back for two days, but by wednesday, we do have a level one light storm moving in here. and then another round of rain coming friday and into saturday. today, though, we're dry, you don't need the umbrella, but we're partly sunny throughout the afternoon and temperatures are below average for this time of year, only getting you into the upper 50s and mid 60s. a chilly 59 in the city today, 62 in oakland, 64 in san jose and napa. up to 67. that high in santa rosa will stay dry overnight tonight with a mix of stars and clouds and numbers. staying in the 40s as we head into tuesday. future weather getting you into tuesday. tuesday's dry, but by wednesday, the clouds return and we'll find light showers early on before some heavier downpours start to develop in the afternoon and in the evening. it's not a lot of rain by any means, but you will need that umbrella again here on

wednesday. rainfall totals less than a quarter of an inch for most cities. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. dry today and dry tomorrow. showers back here on wednesday with another storm friday into saturday, but we are drying out. looking lovely for easter sunday. gloria >> yeah, you know right now we have no major issues, no major delays, just kind of your normal traffic for this time of the morning. so let's get a live look right now at our bay bridge camera. and you can see that traffic is starting to build a little bit right there from the mays to san francisco. it will take you about 32 minutes. and right now traffic is backed up from the mays. so it is slow and go, especially on the upper deck. it's a little bit slower there and the metering lights are on. now taking a live look at our san jose 287 teen camera so far. traffic is pretty light in this area, so most of the south bay right now is quiet. reggie aqui. >> thanks, gloria. the 27th sonoma international film festival is in the books. the five day festival wrapped up yesterday and broke attendance records for a second year straight. organizers predict attendance will be up another 10% once they count at all. the

festival ended with an awards brunch at the fairmont sonoma mission inn and spa. this year they had 107 films, 43 narrative features, 16 documentary features, 48 short films from more than 25 countries. >> pretty soon, some of your favorite san francisco. so what are we saying? instead of watering holes? >> watering holes. >> watering holes. bars and restaurants will be home to live entertainment commission approved permits for the six that you see here at home they can host various music, dance and standup routines. in addition, the commission issued permits for lion dancing troupes to perform on grant avenue on some weekends and for performances at the outer sunset market. >> two big lottery drawings are happening this week. first, the huge powerball jackpot now stands at $800 million with a lump sum value of 384 million. after taxes, you can still pick up tickets before tonight's drawing at 8 p.m. if you missed

that one. tomorrow night's mega millions drawing is for $1.1 billion. that's a lump sum value of a little more than 525 million. >> can we talk about how i had the pleasure? where do you get this cut from? >> what do you mean? where's yours? >> upstairs. sleeping >> no, it's not what? prince fred, what is happening? the powers that be at abc seven knew that you were upset with your mug, which broke into 1 million pieces. and so if we can ever open this up. we hav ordered you a brand new mug. >> and look. and it's yellow like the sun shine on the morning show. >> and i have a matching mug, but mine is blue. >> friend, this is the best monday ever. they like it, i love this. >> thank paula, thank you paula.

>> i said no you didn't up here just easing up in here with a cup. >> i'm so glad you noticed that. >> i did. >> you know i did. where do you get this from? i love this yellow thank you friend thank you paula. u need to

seven things to know this morning. number one, breaking news. boeing's ceo will be stepping down at the end of the year. two other top executives are also leaving is coming as the company faces increased scrutiny from regulators after a series of issues involving its planes. >> number two, donald trump faces a deadline today to post bond or pay the $454 million judgment in a civil fraud case if he doesn't come up with the money, the new york attorney general could begin seizing assets to secure it. number three, oakland's in-n-out served its last double. >> double. the chain closed the location last night. the company blames high crime in that area.

>> number four workers at seton medical center in daly city will begin a two day strike today. they say they're concerned about the cost of a new health care plan. the hospital says the plan remains free. >> and number five, we have dry weather returning today. temperatures a little bit below average in the 50s and 60s. another dry day tomorrow before showers return on wednesday. wednesday, the level one light switch on for six. >> a look at your drive times this morning. the usual slow spot. tracy to dublin. that'll take you 56 minutes. dublin and mission boulevard south, 25 minutes, one on one to cupertino, 18 minutes. >> and number seven if you missed it, we celebrated national puppy day on friday and some good news. two of the dogs have found forever homes. so squiggy who you saw in my arms is at muttville stevie right here. friends of the alameda animal shelter, both with new homes. and, you know, i had to check, to see where squiggy is.

and i'm looking right now at the picture of his parents, and he is in good hands. oh, he already has a little brother or sister. i don't know, maurice. maurice. oh, and now they're a whole family and they're so cute. >> so thank you for adopting squiggy. and this is only the tsay that we know of. i couldn't be more. so thank you so much. >> robin: good morning america. heavy snow and strong winds. the spring time storm on the move. twisters and blizzards. >> there's a tornado in garden city right now. i think we're in the middle of it. >> robin: at least five reported tornados, plus large hail in texas. ginger is tracking the severe threats right now. a line of severe storms on the move. and the alert for rolling fork, mississippi, one year after that destructive tornado tore through. how that small town is staying strong this morning.