and the changes customers need to know about. and indictment against former president trump could come as early as today police in new york standing by after trump spent the weekend speaking to a supporters at a rally in texas, but first homeowners and businesses are in a race against time preparing for the next storm and the damage it's expected to bring to properties across the bay area. how are we going to save this? how are we going to bounce back from this? it's monday. march 27th. i'm in for reggie. that's so happy. you know the world. we're happy. you're part of our team and we are really happy. you're part of our thank you. i'm happy to be in i carry the warm welcome and that warmth

outside with me, but happy to be here today. today'uy ll he aivinglate tonight. and tomorrow's when the mess begins. once again live doppler 7 this morning showing you it is quiet out there, bt is chilly. we do have a frost advisory. this is an effect until 9:00 am this morning for a big portion of the region everyone shaded in blue because right now we're starting out with temperatures. well in the 30 so several layers needed as you step outside 38 right now in oakland. we're at 32 in santa rosa 34 in napa the same in palo alto right now san francisco one of the warmest spots this morning coming in at about 43 degrees. so we'll go outside. everything is quiet on the san mateo bridge. we're expecting partly cloudy skies first thing as you go about your day, you'll notice the cloud will be on the increase, but during the day we are totally dry out there temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it's late tonight the showers first arrive in the north bay, and then this store will get its act together tomorrow morning. rex 48ours a look at little hour by hour and future

weather coming up in just about seven minutes. thank you drew new development this morning silicon valley bank has a new owner and a new name north carolina-based first citizen has purchased the bank and customer should notice that change when branches open in just a few hours abc 7 news reporter, gloria rodriguez live in santa clara with what this change will mean for customers, gloria. good morning, kumasi the saying that today the 17 former branches of silicon valley bank will open up as a first citizens bank. so any customers of silicon valley bank will now become customers of first citizen now this news was announced overnight raleigh-based first citizens bank purchasing silicon valley bank, which failed on march 10th this after depositors rushed to withdraw money amid fears about the bank's health. it was the second largest bank collapse in us history the fdic saying that the sale involves a

sale of all deposits and loans of svb to first citizens last week in a speech to the american bankers association. secretary janet yellen saying that the biden administration's swift response to protective positive savings in the silicon valley and signature bank collapses was key to fortifying the broader us banking system. the government's recent have demonstrated our resolute commitment to take the necessary steps to ensure that the positives savings and the banking system remains safe. and the news is impacting the markets nasdaq traded first citizen bank shares inc. jumping about 12% in pre-market trading today and shares of other banks are also seen a boost and the fdic saying that customers of silicon valley banks should continue using their current branch until they get noticed from the new bank

that all of those conversion systems have taken place live in santa clara gloria rodriguez abc 7 news. elon musk says the value of twitter has plummeted from the 44 billion dollars. he paid in october to about 20 billion now that's according to the new york times which has seen an email musk sent to employees in that email musk warns. the san francisco-based company is in a precarious financial position. he said cost cutting and mass layoffs were necessary under his ownership musk has seen advertisers leave the platform. he's also publicly suggested twitter was in danger of bankruptcy. and this week the federal reserve is waiting for another key inflation report that measures consumer incomes and spending it comes as more shoppers are turning to buy nothing groups to save money and the planet. here's abc news reporter beck rowley. in this morning's gma first look. it's a money-saving trend gaining momentum across the country. welcome to the buy nothing

movement for jenna orndorf. it started with a fire. i lost everything my apartment was come --. i was displaced and basically to ed local buy nothing group on facebook. surprisingly found a lot. wife brought when we started the very first group. i was literally getting food and clothing that i could not afford. otherwise. so i knew how impactful those gifts were for me, and i knew that i wasn't the only person in that possession and coming up at 7 am if you want to take part in the buy nothing movement we have the expert tips you need to succeed with your gma first. look, i'm back here worley abc news, oakland, california the national transportation safety board is blaming dim lighting for the death of a bart passenger in 2021. 41 year old amy adams died after she was dragged by a train leaving the powell street

station the newly released ntsb report found that although the operator completed the required safety check due to dim lighting they could not see that a leash tied to amy's backpack had become trapped in the train's door those lights have since been changed for brighter ones and on topsy found traces of several drugs and adam's system, but the board can determine whether the drugs played a role in her death the into tsb the death as accidental. after a weekend of beautiful weather the bay area is now preparing for this next storm system. that's churning toward us abc 7 news reporter jr. stone has the story. sunshine flowers and trees still scattered all over the place. so it's likely no surprise that the weather models now show more rain and wind on the way this week. i'm thrilled sarcasm. yes, but after the destruction left from several storms and at least three major wind events in recent months that feeling maybe a way to deal with the genuine

concern and fear out there. it was terrifying. it's been really stressful. i'm actually kind of scared because it's really cold in. my grandma doesn't want to be alone by herself my mind. i'm prepping for tuesday and i'm i think i may just stay at my parents house in san jose monday night and maybe tuesday night because you know, i know roads are gonna close, but i need to go to work kenzie stanley and her husband live in the santa cruz mountains. they've seen trees come down on houses in driveways and then mudslides wipe out roads. she's even had to drive on top of and underneath down power lines just to get places you could be driving in a trees down and you either have a chainsaw on your car or you turn around many now wondering if storms that leave this type of damage are the new norm we may be entering a period where we don't get normal winters anymore. we get abnormally wet or abnormally dry. so there's more of a swing going

on. oh, but i think it's too soon to draw the conclusion that this is the north new normal professor allison bridger of san jose state university does not expect tuesdays upcoming to be as bad as last. weeks but says at least storm systems including tuesday's could hit in the coming weeks if you believe the long-range models there might be another one late next weekend. and if you believe the long range models there might be another one at easter. i've been here for 35 years. so this is the most rain i've seen in the entire time. i've been living here. just hang on there boys and girls and we'll be alright, i think in the in the long term jr. jr. stone abc 7 news it's in the east bay of berkeley sandwich shop is out of tens of thousands of dollars last week's storms knocked out power for four days and that caused thousands of pounds of food to spoil that delirma. the owner is telling us the losses include a couple thousand

pounds of brisket for its really popular pastrami. he says $20,000 worth of food is headed to the compost team. it would have netted him around a hundred thousand dollars in sales. the first thing that popped into our head was we're gonna have to close the business because we don't have you know, we don't have a lot of working capital where a small business we were grassroots funded to get in here. we were a pop-up before this pyros pastrami the community really helped us to get into this brick and mortar. the community is also stepping up to save the business at least 22,000 has been raised so far online to help delirma. it will reopen on thursday when it plans to sell other sandwiches. just not the popular pastrami. 509 this morning will take you into live doppler 7 along with satellite. we are tracking our next storm system that will bring us rain and wind tomorrow. it's coming in two parts. there's this area of low pressure coming in from the gulf of alaska. it'll tap into some of this moisture here and when the two combine it'll be pretty far away

from us that will escape the strongest winds with this dorm system. it won't be like last tuesday where this area of low pressure slams right into us and strengthens overhead. it will strengthen well offshore, but as it does the winds will pick up here tomorrow along with some heavy rain on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale the level two a moderate storm. we have here tomorrow. the heaviest rain will fall in the morning. we'll have winds picking up once again. so we'll likely see some trees coming down and it's a cold storm meaning on our hills. we'll see a dusting of snow and even the chance for some thunder a wind advisory will go into effect for a big portion of the region some of our highest elevations where winds could gust up the 55 miles per hour tomorrow. here's future weather. day, it's quiet. we'll find increasing clouds this afternoon temperatures will max out in the low 60s and our warmest spots and then late tonight and then tomorrow morning here comes that storm bringing rain that is set to make a bit of a mess for the tuesday morning commute. but today we are dry with increasing clouds and temperatures in the 50s and 60s.

we'll take a closer. look at the rain will also go hour by hour show you those wind gusts coming up and about nine minutes plus check in with sue and see where do we traffic this morning? good morning drew. good morning. everyone. yes, it's dry. yeah and the san mateo bridges moving nicely for about a 17 minute drive 880 over towards 101 node delays at the high-rise and across the causeway elsewhere. we take a look at this is walnut creek those tail lights headed southbound pass north main to highway 24 looks like some emergency lights near the 24 interchange. we'll check on that but no delays approaching as we make your way towards your monday morning start. we do have an ace trained delay leaving stockton due to switching problems. they are behind schedule so heads up and just getting word of an accident this one it is. well, this one looks like it's right near the approach to the richmond, san rafael bridge westbound 580 guys. all right. thank you so much sue now adele says, she's extending her

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a new york grand jury considering charges against former. president. trump is expected to hear new witness testimony today and a decision on an indictment could come this week on a campaign trail this weekend trump was defiance saying criminal charges will not stop his efforts to return to the white house abc news reporter. lindsey watts has the latest from washington. this morning the waiting game continues for former president trump. he predicted he would be arrested last week, but for now the grand jury investigating hush money paid to -- actress stormy daniels continues, its

work from the beginning. it's been one witch huntndoninvy for his 2024 campaign saturday. trump's focus was his legal troubles. he told the crowd in waco texas that he's probably the most innocent man in the country the weaponization of our justice system is not as some have called. a political spectacle. this is the central issue of our time just days ago manhattan district attorney alvin bragg received a letter with a death threat saying alvin. i'm going to kill you and a white powder later deemed non-hazardous. on social media trump warned of potential death and destruction if he's charged. protests that trump has called for haven't materialized but hostile rhetoric has put the courthouse behind metal barriers. dangerous and if he keeps it up he's going to get someone killed. we've already seen the

consequences. of incitement from the former president trump is also facing several separate investigations, including one into his actions leading up to january 6th. opened his rally with a video showing images of the insurrection and jailed rioters singing the national anthem and announcer called them the j6 choir. federal prosecutors are a condemning trump's attacks on da alvin bragg. they released a statement calling on people to support and protect prosecutorial independence and the rule of law lindsay watts abc news, washington. congresswoman barbara lee picked up an endorsement in her bid for a us senate seat from a fellow bay area house member congressman roe conner of fremont now throwing his support behind lee. he says he will serve as the co-chair for lee's senate campaign the endorsement ends speculation that cana might also

run for the seed being vacated by senator diane feinstein connor spent saturday in santa clara meeting with small businesses and nonprofits affected by the collapse of silicon valley bank some really scary moments aboard a delta flight about to take off from la. so police say as a plane pushed away from the gate on saturday a passenger on board open the emergency exit door, which caused that emergency slide to open up. of questions the captain has communicating with air traffic control and our officers out there. so once you have more information, he'll be making an announcement to give us more information to type for the moment. thank you. airport police responded pretty quickly. the man was arrested and processed for a mental evaluation. no one was hurt, but they had to cancel that flight delta helped to get passengers booked on other flights. closer to home or taking a live look from our sfo camera starting this morning. one of the airport's runways will be out of commission for eight weeks crews will be

repaving painting new striping and making other minor routed oo other primary runways a taxiway will remain open next to the construction zone to limit any traffic congestion airport officials. say the closure will cause few delays during clear conditions and delays of less than an hour during foggy mornings. the runway is expected to reopen by late may. and so what about is during rainy days tomorrow's flights? yeah, i suppose always the airport. that's most impacted and really i think tomorrow morning you'll find that heavy rain is certainly going to impact your travel as you get around the bay right now temperatures. we have no concerns when it comes to rain this morning temperatures are on the chilly side a frost advisory is in effect for good reason most of us waking up to temperatures. well in the 30s, good morning palo alto in the 34 or at the freezing market in santa rosa 38 right now in oakland, so you need several layers this morning. you can leave the rain gear at home throughout the day today. it's just a blend of sun and

clouds. the clouds will be thickening throughout the day ahead of our storm system that really impacts us tomorrow morning temperatures t mid0s lower 60sor afternoo hig and then tonight after midnight the rain arrives across the region and the storm gets its act together. it's a level two as we head into tuesday with temperatures staying in the 40s. thing tomorrow morning rainfall estimates. i do want to show you this we'll find that that rain shadow effect is likely going to take hold in parts of the south bay where you can see san jose probably a half of an inch of rain, but the north bay will likely see some heavier rain will exceed an inch of rain in many cities in north bay and along the coast, but when will also be an issue we have a wind advisory in effect tomorrow morning, you can see winds gusting around lunch time highest along the coast will likely see 50 mile per hour winds there around the bay shore line will likely see winds 30 to 45 miles per hour. so we are anticipating trees coming down. once again a winter storm warning is in effect late tonight. we're thinking two to four feet of snow above 4,000 feet on top

of our already healthy snowpack. so here's the accuweather 78 forecast showers arrive late tonight so much of the day today is fine. then we have that stormy day tomorrow with the heaviest rain in the morning some scattered showers linger on wednesday, thursday and friday. we're dry. but then over the weekend rain is likely once again ladies. thank you, drew coming up the seven things to know this morning pause music fans are taking ticketmaster to court today the allegations of price gouging and manipulation expected to be addressed in a live. look outside right now at 5:20 will be right back.

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joining us here the seven things to know this morning number one pittsburgh police want your help tracking down the people in these photos. they're wanted in the shooting death of a store clerk last week. a third suspect has been arrested number two north carolina-based first citizens bank is buying santa clara bay silicon valley bank if you bank with svb, you will automatically become a first citizens customer. all sbb branches will open under the new ownership today. number three the grand jury investigating donald trump's alleged hush money payment to stormy daniels. we'll we'll be hearing from another witness today a decision on the indictment for former president trump could come as soon as this week number four a

severe weather outbreak over the weekend at least 27 tornadoes were reported in five southern states being able to blamed for at least 26 deaths today the same storm system will linger in the east with damaging winds large hail and an isolated tornado threat and numbereou throhoncaslouds temperatures in the 50s and 60s on the exclusive 87 storm impact scale on tuesday is a level two moderate storm with heavy rain in the morning. number six we are following a solo spinout in san jose north 101 right near the montague expressway temporarily blocking all lanes. i'm seeing the traffic backed up now past the capital expressway. that would be your alternate. number seven the world's oldest drag performer has died walter cole known as darcel died thursday in portland of natural causes. he was 92 years old. comedian chris rock is not done with his oscars slap jokes during the mark twain prize

ceremony, which honors adam sandler this year rock joked. he can relate to paul pelosi. let's start paul pelosi. only got it knows how i felt. just me and you babe. yeah below see who appeared in good spirits was seen laughing at the joke. he was entered after an attack at his home several months after will smith slapped rock on stage at the oscars rock told the audience. he was sharing a few jokes. that didn't make it into his netflix special selective outrage happening today taylor swift fans are heading to court for the first hearing in a lawsuit alleging fraud and price fixing by ticketmaster. it comes as fans of another artist file a similar lawsuit in canada. here's abc news reporter derek dennis.

swift bands have a big problem with ticketmaster a group filing a lawsuit in court today claiming a conspiracy to jack up prices for swift's era's tour. we are not gonna just settle. we we want to see some change happen. we want to see a difference being made ticketmasters parent company live nation saying earlier this year. we apologize to miss swift we need to do better and we will do better, but that's not all i know when drake band smiling a separate lawsuit against ticketmaster in canada for alleged price fixing there claiming the company knew the canadian artist would perform two concerts in montreal but kept back quiet to boost demand experts. say the underlying problem ticketmasters monopoly on the market controlling 70% of the industry. the monopoly issues have been going on for years and years and years and years pearl jam took them before congress.

that was in 1994 pearl jam members on capitol hill after finding out ticketmaster added a service charge to its tickets many pearl. jam fans are teenagers who do not have the money to pay $30 or more than it's often charged for tickets today pearl. jam complained tried to get promoters to cap ticket prices at other venues with no luck. there's no one who even comes close to ticketmaster strength. it's reach its muscle it's ability to sell the volume of tickets that it has to direct dennis abc news, new york singer adele will be back on stage in las vegas for another residency this summer adele says she's excited to extend her stay in vegas. and the june performances will be recorded for a concert film. she wrapped up a 32 concert string this weekend the residency will go from june to november at caesar's palace. kelly. clarkson is sharing some new details about her album that's expected to drop soon. the american idol. alum says, it's called chemistry. it covers all aspects of a

relationship last year clarkson told variety creating the album helped her heal from her divorce with ex husband, brandon, blackstock. her last album was a collection of christmas songs that came out in 2021. multi grammy, award-winning artist and vallejo native her surprised some aspiring young musicians this weekend. she popped by the disney dreamers academy at walt disney world to give kids an autographed guitar her also shared words of inspiration to the kids who hope to make it big in the music world. the academy is designed to create opportunities for black students and teens from underrepresented communities. of course disney is the parent company of abc 7. coming up at 5:30 severe storms turned deadly in the south look at the destruction left behind when a tornado touched down in mississippi here at home city crews across the bay area are still working to pick up fallen trees and other debris from last week's storm ahead of tomorrow's weather.

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moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. 30 troubled silicon valley bank at new owner and a new name the lifeline now being extended to the failing bank and the impact for customers plus. destroying homes federal relief now on the way and a mass cleanup needed back here in the bay area another big rainmaker on the horizon the measures some flood victims. taking to keep more water away. good morning everyone. it is monday march 27th. i'm in for reggie excited to be here with you all. let's begin with the check of the weather forecast with meteorologist drew tuma. hi amanda you good morning. it is a quiet start to our monday live doppler 7. i'll give you the sweep across the region and we are dry but we are chilly out there first thing this morning. we have a frost advisory

currently in effect for most of the region shaded in blue because they're waking up to temperatures well into the 30s first thing on our monday right now, it's 38 in concord 34 for half moon bay palo alto. we're down to the freezing mark in santa rosa. you'll need several layers out the door this morning. you can leave the rain gear at home. our next system doesn't arrive until late tonight. here's a live look from the exploratory in camera showing you partly cloudy conditions. we'll find that throughout the day. the clouds will be on the increase, but we're totally dry during the daylight hours. it's late tonight. we'll first find those showers in the north bay before they spread area wide tomorrow morning. we do expect heavy rain and some strong gusty winds a wind advisory does go into effect tomorrow. we'll talk about our next storm coming up and about seven minutes. thank you drew this morning parts of the south of racing for even more severe weather a deadly tornado outbreak swept through five states, including the mississippi and alabama. the weekend killing at least 27 people abc news reporter morgan

norwood has worn the search and recovery efforts. this morning rolling fork, mississippi main demangle most of it leveled after a monster tornado sliced through the city like a chainsaw cutting a 60-mile path of destruction across the state and killing more more than two dozen people it just hit quickly came out of the south. southeast and about the time it got down on the ground. it got beer and bigger as you see by the path. tracy hardin owns chuck's dairy bar. she and her husband along with seven other survived the splitting winds by taking shelter inside this large cooler their restaurant a total loss along with the community. she says she loves so dearly our building that have a refunded that's the most bad we're praying and we're crying and we're screaming and all of a sudden it just stops. and then there's jessica davis who tells me she was on the phone with her mother wanda when

that twister barrel through she says she could hear the winds in the background her mother drove to a local store hunkered down inside but never made it out hurt nothing but hurt. because everyone lost something whether it was a loved one. home everyone lost something jessica called davis's mom was driving. this is her car when that tornado whiz through she pulled over here to the parking lot of what used to be this dollar general. she ran inside but sadly never made it out. is really hard. it's just you know nothing to come back to. this morning relief is on the way governor tate reeves touring the disaster zone with federal officials including fema and well, yes, there is promise to rebuild but some enrolling fork struggle to see the potential. i'm looking around town. and i'm saying i know we can rebuild. but what you do with the devastation, what you doing, hopefully.

i'm glad i'm by myself. morgan norwood abc news, rolling fork, mississippi in new developments a big change starting this morning if you're a customer of santa clara based silicon valley bank, the bank has been purchased and starting today. it will be part of first citizens bank abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez as lyman in santa clara with what customers need know. good morning, gloria. a good morning the that today the former branches of silicon valley bank will be opening as first citizens bank. so that means any customers of silicon valley bank will automatically become a customers of first citizens bank. this news was announced late last night by the fdi see but it's taking immediate effect raleigh-based first citizens bank purchasing silicon valley bank, which failed on march 10th. this after depositors rushed to withdraw money amid fears about the bank's health. it was a second largest bank

collapse in us history the fdic saying that first citizens bank is buying the bulk of silicon valley bank, and they're taking on all of their deposits loans and branches the fdic estimates that first citizens bond svb at a discount of more than 16 billion dollars and the fdic saying that customers of silicon valley bank should continue using a current branch until they get noticed from for citizens that all of those systems conversions have been completed live in santa clara gloria rodriguez abc 7 news. thank you, gloria. the search is on this morning for two people wanted and the shooting death of a store clerk in pittsburgh police released these photos of the two suspects investigators. say jessica russo and gregory rosen young both of pittsburgh were involved in the shooting last wednesday after a confrontation with storm employees at the easy stop food stores on power avenue. abdul rauf was killed a third suspect in the case has been arrested police.

say rawson young and russo or earlier involved in an altercation and which several shots were fired into the air. no one was injured. police in san jose are looking for the driver of a car that hit and killed a woman on a bicycle last night. the collision happened on blossom hill road near lee avenue just before 7 pm the victim died at the scene. the driver did not stop investigators have not yet released a description of the vehicle. this morning a standoff suspect is in the hospital after being shot by officers near gilroy the standoff started yesterday morning at a home on dryden avenue near bishop court in unincorporated santa clara county santa clara county. sheriff's office says when deputies got there the suspects shot at them but no one was hit then gunfire erupted again last night when the suspect walked out of the house the chronicle reports and officer from a responding agency shot the man. shares deputy was hit by a bullet that ricochet during that gunfire that deputy is expected to be okay. you know, it's very traumatic

event, very large critical incident. i mean heck one one of our deputies was struck by ricochet regardless if it's a ricocheter bullet, i mean, that's a big big situation. sergeant davis is they are still investigating. what caught on the caught on fire near the suspect's house. you can see our cameras showed that smoke in the air of the scene deputy is ron seen overnight to conduct that investigation. many people are worried about more trees coming down during the storm rolling in tonight. this is a tree that fell in january in the santa cruz mountains. pg&e says crews have removed more than 13,000 trees that have damaged infrastructure since the first atmospheric river on new year's eve arborists. tell the chronicle that taller denser trees with denser crowns are more prone to fall warning signs of a collapse include cracks around the root base the tree starting to lean or a new mound of soil. the western tree failure database shows the most common trees to have fallen in the bay

area are oaks eucalyptus cypress and monterey pines. in the north bay, it has been a race against time to reroute a critical gas line around a landslide that is still active highway 101 has reopened between petaluma and novato after cruise completed. the repair work now is the next storm approaches abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us how those already hit by flooding are getting prepared. traffic is moving again on southbound highway 101 a closed portion has reopened after pg&e successfully completed the delicate job of rerouting an underground gas pipeline around this landslide in novato. that's still moving crews had to cut through the frontage road and highway 101 to lay the temporary bypass in the median divide then back across the freeway. the landslide happened during last tuesday's bomb cyclone.

for some contingency plans in order to ensure continued delivery of those important utilities to marin county a new storm could bring more of what we've already seen too much of this rainy season flooding and downed trees first responders know many in the bay area are suffering from storm fatigue. concerned that the public is just getting a little bit numb to the hazards and the wrists that these storms oppose. it's kind of become business as usual. i tell you cheap grown up and urges the public to stay vigilant his department getting ready for the of rain, we may be looking at nevada homeowner. john mcmullen was making the best of a dry day to get in some yard work back out here today because i know it's coming. some neighbors are ready for more rain and flooding. check it out. these neighbors have gone to extremes by building a wall in front of their home to protect it from the rising water. we're the house that is affected the most on this street jacqueline vega shared pictures of her family's flood wall

during past flooding on armstrong avenue. it's been four feet deep. she says it's happened too frequently water coming from a nearby drainage stitch. we got more rain coming you guys have resorted to drastic measures here to keep the water away. and that's all we could do at this point with more rain coming. the bay area is gearing up to get wet again. in marin county cornell bernard abc 7 news next a story of hope the san francisco group giving new life through music and poetry and speaking of new life the actor best known for his role as harry potter. daniel radcliffe is now an expecting father, but first, let's get a check on the weather with meteorologist drew. tuna. good morning drew morning. we're tracking our next storm. here's live doppler 7 along with satellite. we have this area of low pressure. you can see it's spinning on satellite that is going to move in our direction tap into some of this moisture. you see off of our coastline and bring us some heavy rain and some gusty winds tomorrow morning on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale for tuesday

tomorrow. it is a level two moderate storm with rain heaviest in the morning and winds will pick up as well. it does not look like the winds will be as strong as last week that area of low pressure stays a bit farther away from us compared to last week's storm and that means the winds not as severe, but we'll still find winds gusting 45 to 55 miles per hour at times all areas shaded in yellow will go under a wind advisory tomorrow. just know we'll likely find more trees coming down today though future weather. it is a quiet day. we'll find increasing clouds throughout the afternoon temperatures maxing out in the mid-50s to lower 60s and then after midnight tonight and to early tomorrow morning here comes our next storm system that will make a slower than normal commute for your tuesday today. just find that blend of sun and clouds out there temperatures will rebound into the mid 50s and lower 60s later on today. we'll go hour by hour on future weather show you tomorrow storm and so show you those wins as well in about eight minutes. let's check in with sue and see everything with traffic this morning. good morning drew and no weather

delays this morning. we do have a delay for ace train number one out of the central valley it continues to be about 35 minutes delayed due to switching problems in stockton coming into manteca train number three is not delayed this morning. and remember last time we checked in there was an incident right at 24 and 680. well, i talked with the chp northbound 680 at 24. there is an accident it is the reverse commute right there at the interchange. that's the reason for all the commotion and slowing southbound 680 looks great. here we go metering lights just flicked on at the bay bridge toll plaza minor delays a few break lights coming across the span, but no trouble we had an earlier accident north 101 near the montague that's been cleared out of lanes. good news the montague expressway off-ramp though is down with this accident. so you'll take delacruz to capital expressway. we'll be back with more news traffic and weather coming up after the break.

walter cole who was once known as the oldest drag performer has died at the age of 92 cole who's staying with darcelle was considered a trailblazer and are now in figure in portland, oregon the guinness world records recognized him as a world's oldest drag performer in 2016. he's a drag performer for more than 50 years and owned his own club throughout cole's life. he supported lgbtq+ causes and help to raise money for people with aids. new details the lawyers for actor jonathan majors are fighting back after claims. he assaulted and strangled his girlfriend over the weekend. majors was arrested saturday after a domestic dispute that may have turned violent police. say majors called 911 to report concern about his girlfriend, but when officers arrived the woman claimed major slapped her and put his hands around her neck. after his arrest the us army pulled recruiting advertisements featuring majors off the air a

future wizard is on the way actor daniel radcliffe who is famous for playing harry potter is expecting his first child with long time his longtime girlfriend in the past. radcliffe has said he would not mind if his future kids. wanted to be in the movie business, but he says he does want to protect them from fame. veterans lifted their voices in san francisco and celebration of heroes voices. the nonprofit has been helping out veterans for a decade now abc 7 news reporter tara campbell reports from calvary presbyterian church where the healing power of music took center stage. from the sounds of the the voices of veterans the healing power of music and poetry filling the chapel at san francisco's calfree presbyterian church music and poetry has become my therapy and a really great outlet for my expression robert kaplan served in the navy for four years and consider his

biggest battle to be with n t be to stopput a substance taking it and it's an escape. i usually am running away the credits richard harrell with helping him to stop running and start feeling. richard's opera career taking him around the globe as a soloist and a teacher i used to see. these young veterans and airports with the same age as my college students of what not going off to iraq and afghanistan and whatnot and and i had this. well for lack of a better way of saying it kind of an epiphany. let me serve these young people. voice to help i w little bit of a science nerd so i was following music therapy and what we were discovering about the power of music therapy heroes voices offering free community workshops. programs it's where robert

encouraged to start writing and playing i metand he was so gungo weighed about the singing and really got into writing his poetry roberts writing earning him a semi-finalist spot in the national veterans poetry contest and i have four more published poems since then and i just keep writing. there's just like the stuff flows out of me. and so i'll be reciting for poems today. hope for my love that hunter sees not which is own illusion. surrounded sunday by people proud of how far he and others have come. tara campbell abc 7 news they love that. that's so nice. yeah, i really love it how he took it upon himself to say i'm gonna make this difference and yeah, absolutely see the impact. i wish you could have a different tuesday, though. things like every tuesday every tuesday just rain. it's wind i'm praying for that. here we go. let's get you geared up for it to expect tomorrow today.

it's quite nice out there. we'll find calm conditions forour mdaasraurthe 50s and 60s xt aiving tomorrow 57 the city 60 in oakland 65 in san jose about 58 the high in napa and then overnight tonight that rain arrives first in the north bay and then spread south as our tuesday morning gets underway. it's a level two a moderate storm on the storm impact scale. here's future weather by 5 am tomorrow. we expect to have these rain in the north bay. we'll have lights scattered showers as the commute gets underway. it looks like the band of heaviest rain will likely fall around 10 am just on the tail and of our commuting hours as bright colors the yellow the orange indicating that heavy rain before that system slides off to the south as the afternoon goes on are pretty wide range of rainfall totals higher amounts in the north bay. along the coast where we find those heavier bands of rain setting up. well probably get lower totals in the south bay. thanks to the santa cruz

mountains taking the brunt of that storm system, but we'll end up anywhere from about a half of an inch to an inch and a half of rain as the storm system moves through peak winds. likely right around lunch time tomorrow. here's future weather showing you with that wind advisory. well likely see some strong gusts along the coastline so we will see see more trees likely coming down during that time a winter storm warning will also go into effect late tonight above 4,000 feet will add two to four feet of fresh snow on top of our already. very healthy snowpacks. here's the acua. there's 74 cast increasing clouds today. it's a stormy day tomorrow with that heaviest rain and wind in the later morning hour some scattered showers on wednesday, then we're gonna break in our rain thursday and friday before more showers right next weekend guys. all right. thank you so much drew and do at six the key to detecting alzheimer's maybe in someone's eyes first though, two tigers escape their enclosure at a safari park in georgia how workers at the park we're able to safely track down and capture the animal plus.

he's a humble boy, and he's got a great story and he's really gonna take it all the way. and this year's march madness tournament and yesterday's game is not the last you'll see of them and a live look outside right now at 5:51 will be right back.

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storms hitting the south two tigers escaped from a wild animal safari in georgia a possible tornado yesterday damaged the pine mountain animal safari park southwest of atlanta several animal enclosures were breached workers used tranquilizer darks to encapture the tigers. they were safely returned to the park and no one was hurt. and in the north bay people are anxiously awaiting a first of its kind birth the private wildlife preserve safari west in

santa rosa says, it's white rhinoceros. isha is pregnant safari west says it will be the first rhinocerost t p and in sonoma county isha has been at safari west for 15 years and never showed much interest in breeding that changed last year when a new male rhino caught her eye, okay. and look at this a great horned owl was rescued after the recent storm in san francisco. it got trapped in the netting at the golden gate park bandshell near the deyoung museum the parks and rec department says, it's structural maintenance team came out for the rescue while responding to storm damage. the owl has been recuperating in the care of animal control. it will be returned to the park. baseball is back in the bay and tonight the a's and the giants play a second exhibition matchup at oracle park ahead of opening day on thursday yesterday the two teams met at the coliseum were the giants won a nine to five. oh, yeah now marin city is

celebrating after darion tremell led san diego state to the final four with a 5756 win over creighton. at a watch party at the marin city recreation center tremel hit the game-winning free throw with 1.2 seconds left to punch the aztecs tickets to houston. we're going to houston. i'm blessed and he's blessed. so hey, we work hard for this not rosario. he played the game, but we put a lot of work into him. he's a humble boy, and he's got a great story and he's really gonna take it all the way. he's a good person just like he is a player and we love him and a great family behind him too. clearly now the under recruited tremel graduated from saint ignatius before playing at city college of san francisco. he also played at seattle university before transferring to sdsu before the season. that is incredible. okay, if you are headed to

oracle park later on tonight, we will escape the rain the rain looks to arrive closer to midnight. so first pitch, we'll have a temperature right around 55 degrees. we'll have a lot of cloud cover that typical breeze will pick up. ballpark tonight by 10 pm will stay dry with increasing clouds and temperatures dropping into the lower 50s this morning though. it is quite chilly out there frost advisories are in effect because temperatures right now starting out well in the 30s or down to 34 in napa 33 in palo alto. good morning oakland, you're at 38 degrees. it's certainly needs several layers as you look outside this morning. we'll find partly cloudy skies. recent clouds throughout the day. we're totally dry during the daylight hours though showers arrived late tonight. first the north bay before spreading south throughout tuesday morning, kamasi. thank you drew new at six prince harry back in the uk overnight the royal making and unexpected appearance in a courtroom. then water worries the major city where people are being told it's safe to drink the water. despite a serious chemical spill

in the river. and more places asking for that americans actually tipping less. we were looking at the numbers and we want to give you a live look outside at five fifty six. there you go. you can see the bay bridge right there and the embarcadero will be back in just a few minutes. i'm across the country. their bank accounts were drained in seconds, but the banks should not refund their money until you know, how excited i got. oh my god, my money's back. so happy i want to cry and i just couldn't be any more thankful to seven on your side of something be good instead of bad. it's just really life for me. we i'm going to mandalore. dublin. wakanda. ♪ ♪give me the greenlight♪ now is our time. may the force be with you! ♪ ♪greenlight♪

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