now at 6:00, six people feared dead a day after they fell into the waters of baltimore. when the bridge they were working on collapsed. a search for their bodies expected to resume today. and the new clues in the investigation. >> and for the first time, the

san francisco board of supervisors overrides a veto from mayor breed. the legislation that proved to be controversial and up in smoke. >> the popular 420 event in san francisco that is not going to go on as scheduled this year due to budget cuts. good morning. welcome to wednesday, march 27th. >> yeah, a lot to get to this morning. want to start the check of our forecast with drew. yeah. >> good morning. so it's quiet start to our day then into the afternoon and evening. rain is coming back. here's why. live doppler seven along with satellite. you can see our next cold front already moving onshore across northern california for us it's in the afternoon and evening. we'll find this rain impacting us right now. temperatures in the 40s and 50s under partly to mostly cloudy skies. it's a level one today for light showers, giving way to briefly heavy rain later on tonight as the front crosses through here. so we'll take a look at your day. it starts out quiet with those clouds. the north bay sees those showers first right around lunchtime and then later on tonight between 8 and 11 p.m, we'll see a brief line of

downpours moving through as that front crosses the region. daytime highs in the 50s to mid 60s. hi amanda. >> good morning drew. so heads up for drivers through dublin. a multi-car crash is blocking two lanes there. here's a live look at it right now. this is westbound 580. it's now backed up from airway boulevard in livermore. it is expected to really slow you down since it is commute direction. now let's take you to the bay bridge. metering lights are on. it'll take you 18 minutes from the toll plaza to get into the city. back to the desk. >> thank you. amanda. new this morning a loss for san francisco mayor london breeds effort to build new housing across the city. the board of supervisors has overturned her veto of a controversial housing legislation piece that would limit development in certain areas. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us to explain this and the impact it could have on new housing. gloria >> good morning. kumasi. you know, this is actually the first time that the board of supervisors has overridden a

veto from mayor london breed. and basically this legislation will be limiting the scale and the height of developments in jackson square and also the northeast waterfront and we have a map that shows you the area that's going to be affected. it includes 15 to 20 blocks in historic parts of san francisco. board of supervisors president aaron peskin sponsored the legislation in response to a 200 foot tall housing project that was proposed on sansome street. peskin is expected to run for mayor in november against breed and breed said in a statement that the city needs to address the housing shortage and that the vote to override his veto is a setback in their work. and she added, i will not let this be the first step down the path back towards being a city of no. we will not move backward. meanwhile, peskin saying that this proves that the city can be both pro housing and also pro neighborhood. live in san francisco gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. happening

today, oakland residents will officially meet their new police chief, mayor sheng tao is set to introduce floyd mitchell at city hall this afternoon. mitchell most recently served as police chief in lubbock, texas. his start date hasn't been announced, but he is expected to begin in his new role in late april or early may. oakland has been without a police chief now for more than a year, recovery efforts resuming this morning in baltimore after the shocking collapse of the francis scott key bridge just moments after it was hit by a cargo ship early yesterday. six people are presumed dead and two others were rescued. they are recovering this morning. now here is a live look at what is left of the bridge this morning. you can see those parts collapsed into the water and that cargo ship still sitting there. as that investigation continues, we now know the missing people were working on the center span of that bridge when this collapse happened. most of them, we learned, were immigrants from guatemala, honduras and mexico. now the collapse happened on one of the

three main connectors linking north baltimore to the rest of the city. and to give you a better idea of the impact, this is the google earth view of the bridge before, and this is what it looks like now. you can see that central span is gone. amanda is at the live desk with the evidence that could be critical in this investigation. amanda. >> yeah. >> kumasi this morning investigators are looking into whether contaminated fuel may have played a role in this disaster. the ntsb is combing through video like this one that shows the moments before the ship over here slammed into the bridge. you can see right there the lights went out before the crash. and that's just one of the big questions. what caused the ship to lose power? we know that the crew we were talking about, they're all parked here. this is in the mid span uh. and even though a warning or a mayday was issued just before the crash, which stopped some of this traffic from coming across the bridge, these are the last few trucks that we're seeing go right now before that collision

happened. we know that the workers likely didn't hear anything. that's what we're learning. their employer says they probably didn't hear the mayday call and had no idea what happened. on good morning america, transportation secretary pete buttigieg spoke about the collapse, and there but there are questions being raised as to why the bridge was so vulnerable to a collision. >> some engineer, they say that it's there. it would have benefited from what's called a fender system. do you think something like that would have helped? >> well, that's something else that the investigation will be helpful on. again, it is difficult to overstate the level of physical force that hit this bridge all at once. i was there, i saw this ship. it is about as long as the bridge itself, and it went straight into that key supporting beam, he said. >> the biden administration is working to improve infrastructure across the nation, including strengthening the golden gate bridge to help it withstand earthquakes.

president biden says the federal government will help rebuild the bridge there in baltimore, but that could take years back to the desk. >> all right. thanks, amanda. developing news, santa cruz county has secured $30,000 to collect data on a landslide that blocked access to two critical roads for dozens of residents in the santa cruz mountains. the landslide started as cracks in february. but look at it now. the only way you can pass mountain charlie road is by climbing it. santa cruz public works officials held a meeting to address the problem. they say a timeline of repairs could take up to three years because the land is still moving. residents say the broken road makes everyday activities challenging. >> this is our route to our elementary school, to our community, to our grocery store, to everything. >> county officials also say repair costs from last year's storm damage exhausted all of their resources. they hope the data they collect will help with the design and cost estimate to repair the road.

>> police are trying to find out what happened moments before. a teenager was reportedly shot in berkeley, according to the online publication berkeley scanner. a 13 yeaold was shot in the leg and then taken to the hospital. it happened on the 2200 block of bonner street near bancroft way, witnesses reportedly told told poce that a car that may have been involved in the shooting sped ofon bonner street. the extent, the extent of the teenager's injuries is not known at this point, but he is expected to survive. >> he is running for president as an independent in 2024, and now robert f kennedy jr has named his running mate, lawyer and oakland native nicole shanahan. >> it isn't just about policing, it is about the school to prison pipeline. it is about a broken and dismally functioning infrastructure. it is about recidivism that we have not taken the right approach to. >> kennedy made the announcement at a rally in oakland yesterday. shanahan spoke of her childhood there, as well as the issues

that drive her like climate change, chronic disease and criminal justice reform. shanahan attended saint mary's high in berkeley and law school at santa clara. she was married to google co-founder sergey brin. the two divorced in 2022, and it is still a razor thin race for california's 16th congressional district. >> santa clara county supervisor joe simitian and assemblyman evan low are just two votes apart. they are vying to face former san jose mayor sam liccardo in november's general election, in the district that covers parts of san mateo and santa clara counties, as well as areas of the santa cruz mountains. well, coming up, unless you got your ticket on the east coast, you are not america's newest billionaire. where someone bought the winning lottery ticket overnight and the new way california bars and restaurants will try to protect people from predators and potentially spiked drinks. >> 609 this morning we're looking at your rain chances today. you can see it's very

quiet this morning, but then later on this afternoon and especially this evening between 7 and 11 p.m, that's when we have the best chance of finding a brief line of heavy rain with a cold front moving through. we'll take a closer look at ese rain chances and how warm you'll

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vote. the move upholds the rights of transgender people in the city. it also prevents city staff from detaining people seeking gender affirming health care, and bars the city from cooperating with out of state jurisdictions that are criminalized such care. advocacy groups say more than 20 u.s. states currently ban gender affirming health care. it's over a uc berkeley professor ended his sit in two weeks after it started. ron hester was protesting what he said was the university's lack of response to anti-semitism on campus. he moved into his office earlier this month, even holding classes in the cramped space hassner tells abc seven. he ended the sit in thursday after the university agreed to his request. the request included making sure jewish students are able to pass through sather gate without being blocked and harassed by protesters, and mandatory training to address islamophobia and anti-semitism

on campus. a prevention a new law could help you prevent getting roofied at a bar starting in july, bars and nightclubs will be required to have drug testing kits available for customers. the kits can identify if common date rape drugs have been added to your drink. the law will impact about 2400 businesses. it is up to the business to decide whether they charge customers for the test. >> at this year's 420 event at hippie hill in golden gate park has been canceled. now there are alternative events planned there for that day. instead, alex aquino is the 420 organizer. he says the cancellation is because of city budget cuts and a lack of sponsorship money. he tells abc seven news many people in the cannabis industry are struggling with much of their business being undercut by nonlife vendors. >> please support these brands that are sponsoring us. go to the local shops and buy just us as promoters and natives here that live in san francisco, that

love these cultural events. and we need to support them all across the board. >> the rec and park department says instead of the 420 event, it will hold volleyball and kickball tournaments at the site. >> a satellite created by students in morgan hill will soon be sent to space through a nasa program called the cubesat launch initiative. students at oakwood school designed a four by eight cube satellite with multiple functions. one of those functions is using acoustic mapping to see if an object is hollow. students say they never could have imagined their assignment would actually go to the international space station. >> it gave me an opportunity to apply everything that i learned through, like through the different classes that this school offers and put it into a real project. >> our work is going to be sent to space, and that's like exciting news for all of us. >> yeah. >> for us, they've been working on this for a year. since 2021, nasa launched more than 150 student designed satellites into space. i had no idea how. cool.

>> yeah, that's something to be proud of. >> oh, there was like, drop the egg from the top of the building. that's it. >> did you do that and grow a lima bean? >> oh, we grew a lima bean. >> that to do anything like that, that matters. >> thank you. what we did counts . do i use it every day? sure. don't keep my eggs safe though when i get them from the grocery store. yeah. right here, right here. let's go outside. >> spoiler alert. minecraft not shocked. >> i was not shocked by that. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera. we are starting out the day with partly to mostly cloudy skies. rain returns here later on today into the afternoon and evening. it's a level one light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. a stronger storm arrives even faster here on friday with wet and windy conditions and the chance of a thunderstorm as well. but we'll get that system out of here for easter sunday. dry weather returns to finish out the weekend, here's live doppler seven. our cold front is showing up very nicely on satellite. this will move

through here later on this evening for those showers returning. it's a level one today. briefly. heavy rain later on tonight and it will be breezy at times. here's future weather this morning. we have the clouds. we'll have an isolated shower in the north bay and then as we go into the afternoon and evening, here's 830. that's when the front is crossing through, and that's when we have the best chance for finding widespread showers, even a brief downpour. and then it moves through quickly. but tomorrow morning we may track an isolated shower, lingering behind that front. rainfall totals. it's a fast moving front, meaning those rainfall totals will end up being less than a half of an inch across the region. a winter storm warning is beginning at 11 a.m. today for the west slope of the sierra. up to two feet of snow, likely in our highest peaks, with the heaviest snow falling late tonight. early tomorrow morning, upper 50s to the mid 60s. take the umbrella with you. you'll need it later on this afternoon and especially this evening. here's the accuweather seven day forecast evening. rain today with showers lingering tomorrow. there's that stronger storm on friday. a level two moderate system in the evening for wet and windy conditions. and then we'll dry

out for easter sunday and warm up early next week. >> amanda high true that multi-car crash we've been talking about in dublin is still an issue at this time. we know that it's blocking two lanes there. this is westbound 580, which is now backed up from isabel avenue in livermore to even worse, this is commute direction, so expect it to really slow you down. let's shift our focus now to mass transit. we know ace train one is about 20 minutes late. barton caltrain have no delays to report back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. good morning america is coming up at seven right here on abc seven. >> and ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> reggie and kumasi nice to be with both of you on a wednesday morning. so coming up here on gma we of course will start live in baltimore with new details on that catastrophic bridge collapse investigation. the governor of maryland, the head of the national transportation safety board and secretary pete buttigieg, all joining us. and then we're looking into sean diddy combs and how he's responding after his homes were raided, also four days until

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skies up above the city. it's a little different of a story in the south bay, where you can see clearer skies right now, but those clouds will continue to advance in from the north and will all turn to overcast skies over the next couple of hours. it's ahead of a cold front that is going to bring us some wet weather later on today. so look at your day planner. you'll find those clouds increasing throughout the morning midday. the best chance of any wet weather will be in the north bay, but later on into the afternoon and into the evening, those showers spread south and

east. and right around 9:00 pm kumasi. that's the best chance of finding a brief downpour. >> all right. thank you. drew. new at six more legal trouble for sherry papini, the woman who went to prison for faking her own kidnaping. federal prosecutors say papini has yet to pay any of her restitution. they filed a motion monday with the u.s. attorney's office to get papini to pay the fee comes with a 10% litigation surcharge, which brings the total to roughly $340,000. she has been given 20 days since she received monday's filing to notify the court if she wants a hearing. history in the north bay. napa county has elected its first ever all woman board of supervisors final results for this month's primary have been posted. amber manfrey, liz alessio and incumbent bella ramos have been elected to the board. they make up only the second all woman county board in california, behind la county. well, we are less than two weeks away from the first total solar

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630, a recovery mission underway for the six people lost during that devastating bridge collapse in baltimore. more questions remain about what made that ship crash into the bridge. we'll take you live to the scene then. >> we hope you enjoy the sunshine and the dry weather from the past few days, because it is not lasting. the rain is on the way and it could stay for

a few days. >> and our favorite tiger is on the mend. zookeepers in oakland say lily is ready for her next step. hi lily. good morning. on this wednesday, march 27th, i was just happy to see her on the screen there. >> we'll get to lily and all of our other top stories. going to start the check of our forecast. yeah. >> so rain is coming back today. it's this afternoon and evening that will find that front crossing through. here's live doppler seven this morning. you can see rain is on approach but the morning is dry. we'll find those clouds filling in over the next couple of hours mid 40s to the low 50s. you're starting temperatures as we get you out the door on this wednesday to level one today for briefly. heavy rain later on tonight between about 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. is your best chance of finding those downpours. so hello san jose! you can see a bit of sunshine early on this morning. those clouds fill in over the next couple of hours into the afternoon. those showers will spread across the region. then late tonight, there's that chance of a brief downpour right around 9 p.m. hi, amanda. hi, drew. >> we're keeping our eyes on

that multi-car crash we were telling you about in dublin. the good news is that in the last few minutes, it looks like things have been easing up. this is westbound 580, just before santa rita road, which is the good news. it was commute direction. so of course that was going to have residual impacts. but again the delays starting to ease up. now let's get to your drive times here. at around 631 you're seeing tracy dublin is going to take you 53 minutes. antioch to concord 28 minutes. and then to the richmond-san rafael bridge cam showing delays as you're approaching the toll plaza. back to the desk. >> thank you. amanda. this morning the coast guard is resuming its search for the six people presumed dead in the bridge collapse in baltimore. >> this is a live look at the ship that hit the francis scott key bridge, causing it to collapse early yesterday morning. still there in that spot in the water, the coast guard called off the search and rescue last night, and now it will transition into a recovery mission. abc news reporter perry russom is joining us live from baltimore this morning. hi,

perry. >> hey, guys. investigators are here right now for day two of this investigation. divers are in the water right now searching for the six missing people. the governor tells us the water is incredibly cold, and these divers can barely see what's right in front of them. this morning, the search and rescue mission at the collapsed francis scott key bridge has turned into a recovery mission. >> we do not believe that we're going to find any of these individuals still alive. >> rescue crews have been looking for six people in the mangled metal of key bridge, brought down by a cargo ship early tuesday morning, a brawner builders work crew was doing bridge maintenance work on the surface of that bridge. >> at that time, six of our workers lost their lives and one was seriously injured. >> moments before the collision. it appears black smoke was rising from the ship as the lights on board went out. >> hold on. traffic on the key bridge there's a ship approaching has just lost their steering. >> maryland governor wes moore

says the crew on board notified authorities they lost power. >> i'm thankful for the folks who who wants the you know, once the warning came up and once notification came up that there was a mayday, who literally by being able to stop cars from coming over the bridge uh- these people are heroes. >> the ntsb says the ship called dolly, is nearly 1000ft long, weighing 95,000 tons. >> i do not know of a bridge that has been constructed to withstand a direct impact from a vessel of this size. >> abc news obtaining records showing dolly was inspected in june. issues were found with propulsion and auxiliary machinery concerning gauges and thermometers. president biden says he will move heaven and hell to rebuild the bridge and reopen the port of baltimore, a major transportation corridor. >> it's my intention that the federal government will pay for the entire cost of reconstructing that bridge, and i expect the congress to support my effort.

>> and the chairwoman for the ntsb tells us this morning that they are going to go on the ship today to gather as much information as they can, as quickly as they can, to try and figure out how this happened. guys. >> and i understand that you just talked to maryland's governor. what did he have to say? >> well, he said he wants to get this port as open as quickly as he possibly can. but his concern right now is finding the six missing people he spoke with, their families yesterday. he said he could see the pain on their spouses and their children's faces. just trying to bring some closure for them. as soon as he possibly can. >> it must be so difficult, perry. thank you for that report. >> well, the incident in baltimore makes a lot of people wonder about the safety of our bridges here in the bay area. officials say the golden gate bridge has the most robust ship collision protection of any bridge on the west coast. the north and south towers are. >> the south tower is protected by a concrete fender ring. the tower itself is anchored to bedrock below the water and this

concrete fender ring protects the entire south tower pier. it is 27ft thick at the bottom and extends 40ft down. >> so abc7 news spoke with the civil engineer, who suggests a study of the ten busiest harbors in the state could help to prevent a situation like the one in baltimore from happening here in california. and stay with us for the very latest on the baltimore bridge aftermath and the investigation. we have live updates running anytime on abc seven news.com. >> new this morning, a loss for san francisco mayor london breed. the board of supervisors has overturned her veto of controversial housing legislation. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us to explain why some have been resistant to developments in their own neighborhoods. gloria a good morning. >> reggie aqui supervisors voted to overturn the mayor's veto in an 8 to 3 vote. so this means the legislation will move forward and that legislation will put restrictions on

developments in certain parts of the city. so wll put height and also uh- density restrictions on buildings in the jackson square neighborhood and along the northeast waterfront. board of supervisors president aaron peskin sponsored the new rules in response to a 200 foot tall housing project proposed on sansome street. in a veto, the mayor argued that restricting development in these areas would deter critical housing projects needed to meet the state's housing element, but peskin says some of the buildings in the areas are historic and need to be preserved, and supporters of the legislation say the battle is not about affordable housing. >> i don't think i don't think many neighborhoods in this city want to see towering skyscrapers with luxury condominiums. yes, we need more density. yes, we need more housing. but it has to be done in a respectful way. >> in a statement, mayor breed

said the override is a setback to her work and added i will not let this be the first step down the path back towards being a city of no. we will not move backward. and peskin said this was about common sense and it proves the city can be both pro housing and pro neighborhood. live in san francisco gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. now to the governor's effort to transform the san quentin prison into a rehabilitation center. incarcerated people on death row are being moved to lower level security prisons or integrated into the general prison population. the transfer program actually started two years ago. it gives these folks the opportunity to work, and the money will help pay restitution to their victims. one of the people in the program says it helps him and others find meaning in their life. >> i look forward to the aspect of being able to move around, talk, do things on my own, on my own court. don't got to worry about officer being everywhere i go. everything i do, maybe get a job.

>> officials say the rehab and educational services build trust between incarcerated people and staff, which creates a safer environment inside the prison. >> a sonoma county sheriff's deputy is out of the hospital this morning, three weeks after being critically hurt on the job , video shared by the sheriff's office shows deputy nick d'elia being released yesterday, and you can see the deputies saluted him as he was wheeled to an ambulance. d'elia will continue his care at a rehab facility. he was one of several deputies hurt while pursuing a suspect back on march 4th. another deputy accidentally ran d'elia over police believe the suspect died in a crash that followed a shootout, during which suspect injured several other deputies. >> residents want to see changes to the intersection in west portal, where a family of four was struck and killed by a driver while the family is waiting at a bus stop. the concerns come as sfmta releases a new report saying the driver was on the wrong side of the road and speeding before she hit

the family. the intersection is not part of the city's high injury network. that means it is not categorized as an area where traffic deaths or serious injuries happen. sftt sfmta says no further improvements are recommended for that intersection. neighbors want more. >> the signs are visible, but i think they're confusing for people who don't understand the muni system and what what the red cross light indicates. >> the da's office says it is now looking into a toxicology report and the vehicle's operating system. >> meta is rolling out a new controversial feature on the. on instagram and threads the feature keeps the company from recommending political content to users from accounts that they don't follow. meta says it doesn't impact what users get from accounts that they already follow, or that they choose to follow later. the decision is being met with some criticism in the middle of an election year. >> here you have one of the

biggest companies on earth that controls, you know, a huge portion of the communication on earth, saying they're going to moderate certain content. i think it speaks to the fact of how we've gotten way too comfortable with moderation, which is just kind of a polite way of saying censorship. >> all users are opted out of having political content from people they don't follow, but meta has the option to opt back in. you can find this in your settings in the privacy section. >> in the south bay, san jose took an important step toward helping people find and stay in their homes. the city council unanimously passed what's known as the tenant preference policy. it reserves 20% of new affordable housing for low income applicants who could be displaced. another 15% will be set aside for those who live in the same city council district as the new housing. >> the tenant preference policy is a critical step in the right direction for our community. our working families, especially those from communities of color,

immigrant communities and working class families should not be at risk of being priced out of the neighborhoods that they have called home. >> san jose is one of the most expensive places to rent in the entire country. zillow puts the median price at more than $2,800 a month. >> new at six the rainbow pride flag might become an official landmark in the city of san francisco. the chronicle is reporting. supervisor rafael mandelman introduced a resolution resolution yesterday to give the flag a landmark designation. now, if this passes, the city planning department will submit paperwork to the historic preservation commission. the public will then be able to provide feedback and the board of supervisors, along with the mayor, would give final approval. the rainbow pride flag was created in 1978 by artist and activist gilbert baker. >> still to come, the deal that could lower the fees you pay to use your credit card at certain places and a live look right now at the big board, the new york

stock exchange, up by about 320 points right now. >> another update on the markets next, then how diddy's attorneys are responding to the raids at the rapper's homes in florida and california. >> and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for our show. seven at seven. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. you can download the app now, wherever you stream. >> it is 642 this morning and from the exploratorium camera you can see we are dealing with pretty cloudy skies right now. it's currently 50 degrees in the city with those overcast conditions just a light wind out of the south, it's a little bit different in the south bay, san jose. we have yet to see a lot of that cloud cover, so we have clear skies. we're a little bit cooler at 45 degrees right now, but those clouds will stream in from north to south throughout the morning. and then the rain is on its way later this afternoon. and this evening, looking at your rain chances. as you can see, they get elevated as we head into the afternoon with the best chance of rain between 7 and 11 p.m. this evening. as that cold front

crosses through to bring us that brief round of heavy showers, here's the front itself on live doppler seven. it's knocking on our doorstep right now. it's just a cloudy morning out there. showers first light in nature this afternoon in the north bay. before that front moves south and east across the rest of the region. later on tonight. it is a level one light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale. you'll be out all day today. take the umbrella with you. you'll need it later on this afternoon. this evening, temperatures in the upper 50s to the mid 60s. we'll preview that all important

as responded after federal agents raided two of his homes. and amanda, this response is extremely strong. he's denying all the allegations. >> yeah. kumasi new fallout for rapper diddy combs. his lawyer has fired back, though, calling the raids a gross overuse of military force and a witch hunt. they say, quote, combs will fight every single day to clear

his name. earlier in the week, one of his employees was arrested on drug charges, documents show brendan paul is accused of carrying drugs and guns for combs. meanwhile, combs is also being named in several civil lawsuits. music producer rodney jones accuses combs of sexual assault and being part of a criminal sex trafficking organization. >> riley jones's lawsuit highlighted that sean combs, according to him, has video surveillance and recording devices throughout the many homes that he has and that those recordings may have video of the alleged crimes that rodney jones is pointing to. >> investigators have confirmed that they seized electronics from the rapper's homes here in california and florida, sources tell abc news. the raids are connected to a criminal investigation into sex trafficking allegations against combs. combs has not been charged with any crimes. reggie. >> amanda. thank you. actor cuba gooding jr, who's also being accused of sexual assault in

music producer rodney jones lawsuit, is now being listed as a defendant. gooding jr was listed in the original filing on monday. a version of the lawsuit was amended to name him as a codefendant. jones claims sean diddy combs is liable for sexual assault, that he experienced by the oscar winning actor. gooding jr has not commented on the lawsuit. >> shares of donald trump's social media company saw a successful first day of trading on the nasdaq. trump media and technology group, which owns the social media platform truth social, went public yesterday. its ticker symbol is djt as in donald j. trump. it rose about 16% in the first day, boosting the value of trump's large stake in the company, now worth more than $4.5 billion. trump likely won't be able to cash out, though, until later this year. the former president has eight days to post a $175 million bond in his civil fraud case, and could try to raise that money fast. he's selling bibles to do that. in a video posted on truth

social, trump says the bible is his favorite book and quote, we must make america pray again. the so-called god bless the usa bible sells for $60. it's part of a licensing deal, so that means trump will only pocket some of these proceeds. >> now it's your morning money report. it could soon be cheaper to pay with a credit card. visa and mastercard have struck a $30 billion deal with retailers after years of battling over the fees. they charge that every time you swipe your card. this deal lowers those fees, stores, pays the fees right now, but some do pass those costs onto customers or require cash. the agreement is being called one of the largest antitrust settlements in us history. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway, you can see that we are up considerably. about 320 points. >> a rescued tiger cub at the oakland zoo is ready to be released to a big cat sanctuary. >> new video of lilly shows her playing around, pouncing on a ball. lilly was rescued from a

private facility last month and she was in pretty bad shape. she had several bone fractures and she couldn't move around too well. the zoo says lilly is now strong enough for more advanced enrichment at, also known as better toys. >> that is what that means. >> advanced enrichment. >> it means they hide the food in something. and basically a large kong. >> oh yeah. oh, no. >> well, you're just sad that lilly is gone from our lives right now. >> yes. like i was when squiggy left the station after puppy day. >> squiggy the puppy that was sadness. >> anyway, anyway, puppy day should happen twice a year. >> twice a week. >> thank you. yeah >> thank you. >> can lilly come to the station? do you think that might be a bit much? okay. oh really? >> that's not the enrichment they meant. >> i can't tell how big she is. >> yeah, she looks like she could come here. yeah. >> i feel like we're still okay. >> what is wrong with y'all? >> i don't know, okay. the woman

who wants to swim with whales. come on now. oh, yeah. >> you thought it was okay that the killer whale was at your feet. >> stand up. paddling. >> but have a trained professional bring an animal. small little tiger. okay. really? the tiger cub. >> okay, y'all all right, here's a look at the accurate. >> the headlines. we have a level one light storm coming our way later today with a stronger system arriving on friday. we're just entering another wet pattern. but it looks good for easter sunday as dry weather does make a comeback. here's our next front. you can see it clearly on satellite and radar. it is approaching us right now with a brief line of heavy rain expected later on this evening. it's a level one, a light storm. we are tracking breezy at times, but no wind advisories are in effect. we'll find some light showers later on this morning. first in the north bay, and then they'll start to spread south and east as we head later on into the evening. 830 that's when the front is essentially on top of us, and that is when we have the best chance of finding this brief downpours. some fast moving front. we're expecting less than a half of an inch of rain the next 24 hours. a winter storm warning is in effect starting at 11 a.m. today for

the west slope of the sierra. up to two feet of snow, very likely on our highest peaks. the heaviest snow falling late tonight into early tomorrow morning. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast the next seven days for you. evening rain on the way today with showers lingering tomorrow. a stronger storm on friday, a level two for wet and windy conditions with some thunderstorms possible on saturday. drying out for easter on sunday and warming up next week. amanda. >> hi drew for drivers. a new crash to tell you about in sonoma county. we're talking about a head on collision at highway 37 at 121. this is involving three vehicles and it's blocking the intersection there. traffic is impacted in both directions of highway 37. know that chp is on scene and we want to get to your drive times. you can see 80 westbound. emeryville to san francisco is going to take you about 20 minutes back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. personal finance classes could one day become a requirement for california students. >> as tough as it is to live in the california economy, we anything that we can do to help our students propel towards a

bright future, whether that is as an entrepreneur or their understanding about how markets work and their ability to reduce debt is incredibly needed, state superintendent tony thurmond says. >> right now, only 25% of california students have access to personal finance education. he hopes to change that with a new bill that's been introduced to make personal finance a graduation requirement for k through 12. there's also a november ballot measure on that same requirement. >> game two of the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's moved across the bay to oracle park last night, and there's amanda moving across the screen across the studio. >> girl. >> move across, move across, move across the grass. i walk with purpose. >> i am so sorry. there you go. >> well, there was a new voice over the stadium pa introducing players as they came up to bat. centerfielder joe cooley. >> the pass. so here's john.

>> so that was carolyn silas who goes by c.j. she has experience in the minor leagues as well as on the collegiate level. she's been with cal poly san luis obispo for 22 years. for now, the giants are planning to have a rotating cast of pa announcers, but a lot of people, they miss rondell. okay you remember they could not come to a contract agreement. the giants and renel brooks-moon. so she left after 24 seasons and you can see people miss her. they had these signs up showing their disapproval of her absence. >> the next bachelorette features the first asian american to take on the role. jen tran has been announced as the leading lady for the next season of the franchise. the 26 year old is from miami and is studying to become a physician assistant. she was on the latest season of the bachelor. the 21st season of the bachelorette premieres this summer right here on abc. seven >> two polar bear cubs born in december are taking their first

steps outside their den, so the cubs weighed just over each when they were born. >> and now that they've grown a bit, they're getting to play out in the snow. staff at the zoo in siberia say the female cub is more active and curious. the male cub is a little calmer now. they don't have names yet, but the zoo is asking suggestions. >> how adorable are they? >> can we bring that into the studio? >> yes. would that be okay? either way, our face is going to be clawed off at some point. >> no, friend, what do you think is going to cost off faster? >> the polar bear or the tiger? >> oh, neither. >> okay, no, they're going to enjoy, just like squiggy did. just sit here and enjoy. >> up next is seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming.

>> and as we head to break, we're going to take a live look outside right now at 655. we'll

number one six construction workers are presumed dead in the baltimore bridge collapse. the coast guard is now transitioning to a recovery operation this morning, and those workers have not yet been officially identified. >> number two, oakland's new police chief will be officially introduced by mayor shang tao today, floyd mitchell comes to the city from texas. his start date has not been announced. >> number three, the san francisco board of supervisors has overturned a veto by mayor london breed. so it means the city will move ahead with development restrictions in some historic areas of the city. breed opposed that legislation, saying that it would make it harder for the city to build much needed housing. >> number four, it's official napa county has elected its first ever all woman board of supervisors. the result of this month's election got certified yesterday. there's only one other all woman board of

supervisors in california that is la county. >> and number five will take you to our mount tam camera this morning, pointing upwards, showing you the clouds are moving in this morning. ahead of rain. we're tracking later on this afternoon. in this evening it is a level one today, a light storm with a brief round of heavy rain between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. later on tonight. hello san jose! here's how the day shapes up. we'll find those increasing clouds over the next couple of hours. moving in from the north midday. a shower likely in the north bay. those showers will spread across the rest of the region as we head into the afternoon. then later on tonight by 9 p.m, there's that chance of a brief downpour across the region and number six, we're keeping our focus on that crash in sonoma county. >> this is highway 37 at highway 121. it's a head on collision involving three vehicles, and it's blocking the intersection. there traffic is impacted in both directions of highway 37. the chp is on scene as number seven trying to soothe teething babies is not easy.

>> one mom in washington trying to make it easier for her son, mason. she put a piece of frozen celery to help relieve his pain. let's see what his reaction was. >> not great. there's nothing out with his tongue. >> yeah. >> let us all here watching this . >> i know we're like, what's happening? >> oh, no. my. >> mine was a waffle. frozen waffle for today. a little better because then it had, like, the little. your spit was just, like kept in the little waffle. >> oh, yeah. yeah. >> innovative, right. contained. >> your mom was smart. and she also played the marimba. marimba? look it up >> michael: good morning america for our viewers in the west. the urgent investigation into the catastrophic bridge collapse. search for answers. what happened in the final minutes before that cargo ship, the size of the ry