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to cut down on overdose deaths and more problems plaguing boeing. >> issues with planes could cause some airlines to cancel or cut back on certain flights. >> then the push to ban tiktok will come up for a house vote today. why some local business owners are worried that could negatively impact them. >> good morning. it is wednesday, march 13th. >> yes, a nice start to our day. no rain like we saw yesterday. >> no problems out there this morning. later on today you'll notice the breeze start to pick up. we do have some windy weather hitting us later on tonight, but this morning sutro tower is showing you just a clear view. partly cloudy skies up above it is certainly colder than we were this time yesterday. the jacket is needed. we have temperatures starting out in the 30s like danville, clear lake this morning. good morning. you're at 39. we're at 44. in sonoma, 45 in oakland, palo alto coming in at 48 degrees. hello, san jose with partly cloudy conditions on our live camera. we'll have those partly cloudy skies early on, giving way to full sunshine, but

breezy weather later on this afternoon. a wind advisory kicks in later on this evening for some gusty winds overnight. tonight we'll show you those numbers coming up in about six minutes. kumasi. >> all right. thank you drew. now we are taking a look at traffic, looking at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. the camera there showing the metering lights are on and you can see traffic is backed up from the grand avenue over crossing this morning. >> the white house is attempting to increase access and training to life saving drugs to prevent overdoses. in an overnight announcement. it's commending bart for already taking similar action. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live from orinda with the white house's new push, gloria. >> yeah, the administration says bart is already stepping up. bart and some other transit systems are training their officers to administer naloxone so they can help people on trains and also in the stations in san francisco. so 64 people died from overdoses in february. that is slightly down from

january, but up from last year, according to the chronicle. and nationally, according to the cdc , more than 100,000 people died from an overdose in 2023. the administration says it has delivered nearly 10 million naloxone kits, preventing more than 600,000 overdose deaths. with funding from the department of health and human services and the administration says bart and other transit systems have already administered more than 2000 doses of naloxone. live in orinda. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news thank you, gloria three bay area regions are receiving millions of dollars in funding for infrastructure projects. >> the biden administration announced $3.3 billion in grant awards to help cities across the u.s. improve highways, add new transit routes, sidewalks and bridges. the alameda county transportation commission, the city of san rafael, and the san francisco county transportation authority are receiving grants for current infrastructure projects. >> this morning, the us house is

poised to pass a bill that could lead to a nationwide ban on tiktok. the bill would require the app's chinese parent company, bytedance, to cut ties with the app within six months, or risk getting blocked here in the us, fbi director christopher wray testified before congress this week. he said the app poses a threat to national security, and warned tiktok could be used to spy on americans and possibly influence the election. >> the ability to conduct influence operations that is extraordinarily difficult. you can't tell to detect, and that's what makes it such a pernicious risk. >> you also have to shut down the website associated with the app to prevent its functionality. but the bill remains narrowly focused on social media apps tied to four adversary countries. that's it. >> opponents of the bill say it violates the first amendment rights of millions of americans. the possible ban on tiktok could have an impact on small businesses here in the bay area.

>> business owners say they could go to another platform, but they say each platform's algorithm is different and tiktok reaches more new users or potential new customers compared with other apps. >> i think it's really important that it helps us connect on a different level than we would normally be able to. >> my daughter. surprised me with a tiktok post that went viral and it really made our made our halloween season. we hired some more people. we bought a bunch of new product. >> the bill is expected to pass the chamber with bipartisan support. however, it faces an uncertain future in the senate. >> tiktok is reportedly in talks to take up a chunk of meta's office space in downtown san francisco. sources confirmed to the chronicle that tiktok, again owned by chinese company bytedance, is discussing subleasing about three floors at 181 fremont street, an official lease has not been signed, but negotiations are reportedly moving forward. meta's 57 story

building includes 34 floors of office space, which is right now mostly unoccupied. the house vote is set to begin at 7 a.m. we'll bring you updates on the vote on our abc7 bay area app. you can download that app and enable notifications to make sure you get alerts as soon as the vote happens. >> new this morning, russian president vladimir putin is ramping up a nuclear threat. in an interview, putin says russia is ready to use nukes if there is a threat to its statehood, sovereignty or independence. but quote, there has never been such a need, end quote. he warned if u.s. troops are deployed to ukraine, russia would treat them as interventionists. putin also said the u.s. is developing nuclear forces, but that does not mean they are ready to quote , launch a nuclear war tomorrow. end quote. >> california's primary election day was just over a week ago, and the only statewide measure on the ballot is still too close to call. proposition one would use billions in bonds to provide housing for the homeless and the mentally ill. currently, yes

votes are outpacing no. but look at that. 50.2 to 49.8. and it's even closer in the south bay for the congressional race. there sam liccardo is in the lead. he'll be one of the two candidates in november's general election. but for second place, it is unbelievably close. joe simitian is ahead of evan low by just 162 votes, and his lead keeps shrinking. this is the race, by the way, to replace retiring representative anna eschew. we are keeping track of every local race from super tuesday. the results at abc seven news.com. >> still to come. facing a judge again. scott peterson appearing in court in an attempt to get a new trial. what prosecutors are saying about the new filings and potential new evidence, and the rocket launch that ended with an explosion just seconds after it launched. >> what scientists were trying to do is they investigate what went wrong. >> 607 this morning we are in

store for a bright day, but a breezy afternoon. you can see those winds leave today, gusting over 20mph. those winds get even stronger here tomorrow morning. a wind advisory kicks in later on tonight. we'll talk

based startups. rocket exploded just seconds after it launched in the air. a huge plume of smoke filled the area and flames shot up. no one was hurt and crews did get the fire under control. so they say the rocket was carrying a small government satellite. spacex one is trying to become the first japanese company to place a satellite into orbit. no one was hurt, and the cause of the explosion is under investigation. >> wow. 610 this morning as we

go hour by hour on future weather, we have partly cloudy skies this morning. here's a look at lunchtime, where temperatures in the upper 50s to the low 60s. even warmer and brighter as we head into the afternoon by 4 p.m. it is quite pleasant out there with temperatures in the 60s so pretty close to average for this time of the year. later on today, 65 in oakland, 63 in the city, 68 in santa rosa, 67 in san jose, 66. in antioch, low pressure is exiting. high pressure is building. these two are opposing forces and it is going to create a wind tunnel effect later this evening. and through thursday. it's for that fact. a wind advisory kicks in here at 5 p.m. today. the strongest winds are likely first thing tomorrow morning and again friday morning, where we could see winds up to 50mph. we'll take a closer look at these wind speeds. we'll go hour by hour in future weather. reggie coming up in about seven minutes. drew. >> thank you. still to come, the bay area sports team waking up as conference champs this morning. then the new way to take the train. the test drive

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the ntsb has announced it will hold a two day hearing in august about the alaska airlines jet that had the door plugged. blow out earlier this year. we're also learning the problems plaguing the airplane maker could force some airlines to reduce their flight schedules. as abc news reporter emma nguyen explains, the impact it could have on the industry. >> this morning, new details about this terrifying moment a door panel blew off an alaska airlines plane in mid-flight in january. the airline now confirms the boeing jet was scheduled to be taken out of

service that very night for maintenance. the new york times reports warning lights had previously alerted the crew to a possible pressurization problem, but the plane continued to be flown for ten days. boeing and its supplier, spirit aerosystems , have reportedly failed dozens of faa audits since that door panel incident. the faa reportedly observed mechanics at spirit using a hotel keycard to check a door seal and spirit mechanics applied. don soap to a door seal as lubricant. most of these problems go back to a failure to follow basic procedures, so this will be what boeing needs to do. >> go back to basics blocking and tackling of making sure that the airplanes are built the way that they're designed to be built. >> boeing's manufacturing woes are rippling across the industry . southwest, which only flies boeing jets, now, says it will stop hiring pilots and flight attendants and may have to reduce flight schedules because of delivery delays from boeing. united airlines also imposing a

hiring freeze in alaska airlines is warning of possible schedule changes. more than 2800 boeing jets are in service nationwide. a recent poll found only 18% of passengers have high confidence that the planes are properly maintained. in response to the concerns, boeing saying we are squarely focused on implementing changes to strengthen quality as difficult and as painful these inspections are for boeing. >> they will help them get back to basics, to be able to begin to earn the trust of the faa and the flying public. >> and when abc news, washington. >> new lawyers for scott peterson say they are eager to get their investigation into claims that he was wrongly convicted underway. peterson appeared in a san mateo courtroom yesterday through zoom. he was convicted of killing his pregnant wife, laci, and their unborn son in 2002 and dumping her body in san francisco bay. the los angeles innocence project took up his case recently, and has filed a

brief on his behalf with numerous exhibits. the group claims evidence was withheld from peterson's lawyers. >> the defense was entitled to those at the time of trial. mr. peterson has been waiting 20 years to find some of these police reports and audio recordings and video recordings that should have been provided. >> the people have never been provided with an unredacted copy of those reports. we still do not know who these witnesses are. they're anonymous to us because we had not yet. >> that was dave harris from the stanislaus county da's office. he asked the court to reveal the name of some witnesses whose names were whose names were blacked out in recent filings. nothing was decided during this hearing other than the judge setting additional dates. you can revisit the original scott peterson case and follow updates for the current case, all on abc seven news.com. >> san mateo county supervisors took their first step in opposing at-at's effort to get rid of land lines. they voted to direct the county attorney's

office to bring a resolution forward to formally oppose that effort. supervisors say residents in rural areas can't afford to lose the, quote, life saving technology. the vice president of external affairs for at&t california spoke at a board meeting yesterday. >> a land line while it's you know, feels like it's great and secure, it's actually not. i mean, you can't leave your house when your house is burning down with it. it's not perfect. >> the california public utilities commission has to approve at-at's proposal for the company to actually get rid of land lines. supervisors in marin, napa and sonoma counties also took up the issue yesterday. all oppose at&t s request. >> an italian company has conducted what it says is the first test of magnetic levitation, or maglev transport, on a railway track. >> so this video shows a prototype going about 40 miles an hour on the track. maglev creates a cushion of air that physically separates the vehicle

from the track. that reduces friction, noise and vibrations. the company says the technology has the potential to reduce costs and energy use. now how big is it? i need to see another angle. >> it's a it's a nice train, other countries have this technology. yeah, china has it. that's what you can go very fast. it creates a lot less friction between the train and the rail. so it allows you to go a lot faster okay. it is safer too. okay yeah. you would know it on some roller coasters in credit coaster. >> yeah. >> the launch uses that in the beginning. >> oh you haven't been on that i don't know that. oh no. oh but you went on, guardians of the galaxy. >> all my business. tell it all, friend. tell it all. she was here. >> you were not guardians here. you went on guardians of the galaxy is the best epcot, which also launches. >> that is a best ride ever. >> and you launched backward, dad. >> yeah, dude, it's so cool that. >> so that's so that's what it's

like? no. >> oh, and tron two launches in the beginning to that. >> times like ten. oh, that's how fast it could go. okay. not a lot once. okay. they would get you up there. >> ease in ease into it. but it's great. >> it's great technology. that's amazing. here's a live look outside from our san jose camera. partly cloudy conditions a look at the accuweather headlines. today we have sunshine, a dry pattern begins here. later on today the wind will pick up a bit, but it turns stronger overnight and through friday morning. that's when we'll have a wind advisory kicking in here. the winds back off for the weekend. the weekend looking fantastic. get all those outdoor plans ready. we'll show you those numbers in one second. right now it's chilly. we have those temperatures starting out in the 30s and in the 40s. you will feel that cooler weather compared to this time yesterday. yesterday we were starting out in the 50s. so here's a look at how we're breaking down the forecast region by region from the coast to the bay, shoreline and inland, we have partly cloudy skies giving way to sunshine, temperatures warming into the upper 50s and the upper 60s. but the wind is going to

pick up. here's future tracker wind speeds 5 p.m. the wind advisory does begin. those winds generally between, say, 15 and 25mph, but they strengthen even more overnight tonight and first thing tomorrow morning, you may wake up to some of these winds in our hills. particularly, we could have gusts close to 50mph. tomorrow is just a really windy day all day that continues into friday morning as well. before the winds really back off during the day friday. and that sets the stage for lighter winds over the weekend. not out of the question. we can have a couple of isolated trees come down and also some isolated power outages just because of the duration of this wind event highs. today we're into the 60s with a lot of sunshine turning breezy later on this evening. tonight it's all about those winds and temperatures elevated. were mainly staying in the 50s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we have those gusty winds coming our way tomorrow. they back off on friday the weekend looking great. and then early next week above average temperatures and spring officially arrives tuesday evening guys.

>> thank you drew good morning america coming up at seven right here on abc seven. >> and sam champion has a look at what's ahead. >> hey, reggie. hey kumasi. it's nice to see you guys this morning. all right, so let's do news first. coming up we're following the high stakes vote on tiktok. lawmakers could move one step closer to banning the video sharing app. we have the very latest. also this morning, boeing is promising to change its safety procedures after a series of very high profile incidents. what some fliers are even now doing now to avoid the company's planes altogether. plus robin has an exclusive sit down with christina applegate in her very first interview since she was diagnosed with ms. she's emotional, understandably angry, but she's also in a very touching way, funny. and you don't want to miss these moments. plus, the major retailers, there are some that are cutting prices right now. could other stores follow? well, that's

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three. no issues down in southern california, new york city, chicago. we could have some late day sprinkles. denver is impacted by some rain in the rocky mountains. we could actually see some very heavy snow. atlanta looking great. seattle in the pacific northwest we are looking at some light showers. even honolulu an afternoon shower, but quite nice in hawaii. look at that upper 70s near 80 degrees back here at home, bright and breezy today. the winds turn gusty tomorrow with a wind advisory. it's a windy morning. but look at this. a lot of sunshine headed our way the weekend is looking fantastic guys. >> thank you drew. police say there is no evidence that a pepper spray incident at a novato mosque was a premeditated or a targeted attack, according to novato police, a man entered the islamic center of north marin on redwood boulevard around 830 monday night and started to talk to people there

for services on the first day of ramadan and that's when someone noticed what they thought was a firearm inside a bag that the man had placed on the ground. >> the suspect was getting ready to leave, and the victim ultimately tried to get in between the suspect so he couldn't get back to the handbag where he had seen the handgun inside. a scuffle ensued and the suspect tried to get his handbag back. during the altercation there, the victim was assaulted and was sprayed with pepper spray. >> police arrested the suspect, 48 year old david margoliash, at his san rafael home. they say they found the pepper spray, but no gun. he's now facing charges of unlawful possession of pepper spray and disrupting a religious ceremony. police say the victim was treated for minor injuries at the hospital. new at six san franciscans can request more refunds from recology, the chronicle is reporting the state supreme court denied recology's request to hear its appeal of a

ruling allowing customers to sue for more payments over past overcharges. that ruling is now final. the company has repaid $94.5 million to 162,000 customers. all of this is stemming from a widespread city hall corruption scandal centered around former public works director mohammed nuru. the saint mary's men's basketball team is waking up as west coast conference champs. the gaels beat gonzaga in the tournament championship game last night. the 69 to 60 win guarantees the gaels will make march madness. they'll find out their destination and opponent on sunday. gonzaga had won ten of the last 11 conference tournaments this is saint mary's first tournament title since 2019. congratulations. next at 630, cereal and egg prices are going up as inflation slightly rises ahead. the one major retailer announcing it's making things cheaper then robert kennedy junior has a long shot

bid to win the white house. the bay area native he may peg as a running mate. and as we head to break, we are taking a live look outside right now at

president but no. >> both. president biden and former president trump. there we go. gain enough delegates to clinch their respective parties nominations. they are testing my reading comprehension and speech this morning, and i i'm not going to get me today. the first election rematch since the 50s is likely a go. >> then the search is on for two

women who police say stole a car with a toddler inside in the east bay. what they say happened and how officers say they got away. >> and imagine taking a peaceful walk for a mental health, which is something i would love to do right now. >> and running into this, which is what i just did. >> this is the land mine i just ran into in that script just sitting there ago, waiting, waiting to get me. but i won't be gone. >> not today friend. not today. good morning everybody. it is wednesday, march 13th. >> let's get a check of that forecast. good morning. >> no landmines here. good. excellent forecast. here we go outside sutro towers showing you it is quiet this morning. we have partly cloudy skies up above temperatures though are a lot colder compared to this time yesterday. yesterday if you remember we started out mainly in the 50s this morning we're in the 30s and in the 40s, so certainly a bit of a chill to start the day. but it's shaping

up to be a really nice afternoon. we'll keep those partly cloudy skies throughout the morning. we're done with the rain. we're dry today. that dry pattern will last for several days. it's bright this afternoon, but it does turn breezy later on tonight it gets even windier. a wind advisory begins at 5:00. we'll talk much more about that coming up in about seven minutes, reggie. >> all right. let's see what our drive times are this morning at 631, you can see that five 8-80 westbound. tracy to dublin. you are at 52 minutes. good luck with that one. one on one southbound san rafael to san francisco 17 minutes and antioch to concord. you're at 27. >> a new effort this morning to stop overdose deaths. the biden administration announcing a challenge to leaders, organizations and agencies across the country to make the life saving drug narcan available in more public spaces. it's also recognizing efforts that have already been made, including action taken by bart, abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live in orinda with that call to action, gloria, good morning, kumasi bart and some other transit

systems are already training officers with naloxone so they can help people in the trains and also at the stations. >> and the administration says that bart is already stepping up. and they've also mentioned an organization called insomniac events. they're working in partnership with end overdose to provide naloxone access and training at music festivals and events nationwide. and i'm featured and overdose. before they had a booth at a bay area music festival nationally, according to the cdc, more than 100,000 people died from an overdose in 2023. and we know that here in the bay area, san francisco recorded 64 people died of overdoses in february. that's slightly down from january, but up from last year. the administration says it's delivered nearly 10 million naloxone kits, preventing more than 600,000 overdose deaths. and the administration says that bart and other transit systems across the country have already administered more than 2000 doses of naloxone. live in

orinda gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. come november, we will vote on record numbers and we can do it within your power to do it. >> president biden has become the presumptive democratic nominee for president, according to the abc news delegate estimate. the president's reelection campaign posting a video on social media following georgia's democratic primary. it pushed him over the magic number of 9968 delegates to secure that nomination. the democratic national convention will be in chicago in august. former president trump also secured his party's nomination last night. in a video, trump told supporters to stay focused on the november election. >> we're not going to take time to celebrate. we'll celebrate in eight months when the election is over, november 5th, i believe we'll go down as the most important day in the history of our country. >> if reelected, trump is now promising to free people

convicted in connection with the january 6th attack on the capitol. he has repeatedly claimed they were wrongfully imprisoned. nearly 1400 people have been arrested in connection with the insurrection, and hundreds of them have pleaded guilty. nearly 500 have received prison sentences. >> robert f kennedy jr, who will be running for president as an independent this november, is apparently zeroing in on a running mate. and it's an interesting list. the new york times reports. north california native and uc berkeley alum aaron rodgers and jesse ventura are on his short list. rodgers would be an interesting choice since he's the qb of the new york jets, and the height of the campaign would coincide with football season. now, ventura would also bring star power. the former wrestler served as minnesota's governor. >> senator bernie sanders is giving a san francisco supervisor a national boost in a heated race. he endorsed dean preston, who is hoping to get reelected for his district five seat. sanders said preston is a part of a new generation of

progressive leaders who have the courage to address wealth and income inequality. preston is running against bilal mahmood, who has the support of a well-funded political action committee. san pablo police are asking for your help to find two women accused of stealing a car that had a toddler inside. >> yes. on monday, a mother's car was stolen with her two year old in the back seat on california avenue. officers recovered that car in richmond, with the child inside and unhurt. oakland police zeroed in on the suspect using pings from the victim's cell phone and that's when three women in a stolen car led police on a chase. a 35 year old woman was arrested and is now facing kidnaping charges. the other two got away. anyone with information about the suspects is urged to contact the san pablo police department. $3 million in federal funding is coming to san mateo county in the wake of last year's mass shooting at two farm sites in half moon bay, and this money will be going to the half moon bay farm workers ownership

project. the county says it's going to be used to add 20 housing units, as well as a rec space in that area. that deadly shooting of seven people last january brought the working conditions and living conditions of these farm workers to the forefront. >> a california lawmaker is pushing a new bill to standardize active shooter drills in schools. assembly bill 1858 would provide guidance on drill tactics, including requiring schools to notify parents beforehand and making a school wide announcement prior to the drill. starting the bill would also prohibit the use of simulated gunfire to make it a potentially less disturbing event. it comes after several us schools implemented active shooter drills, which some say were a traumatic experience. >> i texted my mom, i'm like, goodbye, just in case anything was to happen. it makes me more anxious to be in school, and it makes me more aware of my surroundings in a way that i don't particularly like. >> active shooter drills have taken place at 95% of us public

schools since the 2015 2016 school year. and when it comes to dealing with these issues of gun violence, we put together a full list of helpful places to take action. it's up now on our website, abc seven news.com/take action now to your money and some good news and bad news when it comes to inflation on some prices are up, others are down. >> a new report finds inflation rose once again last month. prices were up 3.2% from a year ago, slightly above what was expected. now, the main things keeping prices high gas, rent and clothing. grocery prices overall were flat last month, but cereal and egg prices went up again with eggs up nearly 6. now there is some good news when it comes to furniture costs are coming down. ikea says it's cutting prices. >> ikea is reducing the pricing on a lot of their products due to the fact that global inflation is coming down and the company is now investing a lot

in infrastructure and supply chain, which will further reduce the prices on their most popular products. >> with overall inflation going up slightly, experts say do not expect the fed to cut interest rates before summer at the earliest. >> seven on your side is hosting a tax chat this friday exactly one month before your taxes are due. the united way bay area is sponsoring this helpful opportunity. get your questions answered by tax professionals by sending them in now go to abc7 news.com. click seven on your side and you'll find the form right there. then watch on friday here on abc seven. still to come, some sacred land is about to be turned back over to the ohlone tribe in berkeley. >> and looking live right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange, you can see we're up by about 40 points. another update on the markets next. >> then a major road in half moon bay is falling apart. those living there are concerned it could take way too long to repair 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. you can download the app now, wherever you stream. >> let's go outside from sutro tower, looking at the golden gate bridge, it is a quiet morning, partly cloudy skies out there. no wet weather to deal with like we had yesterday morning. a dry pattern is setting up, so here's the morning drive. partly cloudy conditions climbing out of the 40s into the 50s by about 9 a.m. getting close to 60 degrees by lunchtime. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. just a few high clouds streaming in from the north. very quiet across the entire state with high pressure moving in. future weather showing you partly cloudy right around noon, upper 50s to the lower 60s. and then it's nothing but sunshine later on today by 4 p.m, feeling very nice with those temperatures into the 60s. under those bright conditions, 65 for a high in oakland today, up to 67. in san jose, 68. in santa rosa, 63. in the city, the same in ukiah, 64 the high in santa cruz. but the winds will start to pick up this

evening and they will strengthen overnight. tonight, a wind advisory begins at 5 p.m. today, lasting through friday morning, where we could see winds up to 50mph. we'll take a closer look at these wind speeds to show you how fast they could get

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because of storm damage, and now some residents are concerned it's going to take too long to fix it. we're talking about morada road, which is a key thoroughfare for residents and for businesses. san mateo county officials changed it to a one lane road because of safety concerns, but they've not given a timeline for repairs. the manager of the historic miramar beach restaurant says she wants customers to get to the restaurant without being confused. just making it a one lane road is not a solution. >> you would hope to see them doing work now. now it's just like they put a band-aid on it

and they're they're gone now. >> the department of public works will be holding a neighborhood meeting about the road in two weeks. supervisor ray mueller says the county will figure out how to stabilize the road. berkeley's mayor and ohlone tribal leaders are planning to speak today about a plan to return some sacred land to the tribe. the city council unanimously approved that proposal yesterday to turn over the berkeley shellmound. the land at university avenue and fourth street is currently a parking lot, but for thousands of years this was a burial and ceremonial ground. one of the ohlone elders reacted to that news. >> i thought we were going to be fighting and fighting and fighting. yeah, but i'm so happy. so, so happy. i think it's a great thing that they did . and i know that there's people out there that really care. >> the current owner of this land will get $27 million in exchange for the property. and the majority of that money will come from a trust that works to return land to native peoples.

>> the california supreme court is going to take up the fight over people's park next month. justices will hear an appeal in the case that blocked uc berkeley's plans to build student housing on that site. this comes as students and alumni are asking the university to reopen people's park. they held a news conference yesterday as the park is still closed off by shipping containers and surrounded with cameras. the university says it will soon look for a developer, but students say they want the opposite. >> we don't have a developer for that yet because we want to settle the legal issues first and then absolutely, we're going to find a developer. there's a lot of interest out there. >> you have no developer, and that's really not what we want. we've told you like what we want and you're not listening. >> it's been two months since uc berkeley closed the park, and law enforcement arrived in riot gear to stop protesters. the redevelopment project is on hold amid that pending ruling from the state supreme court that you just heard about, people's park

will stay closed until a ruling comes. >> parts of south san francisco getting a makeover under a new pilot program. >> state officials unveiled the reconnecting communities project south san francisco is one of three california cities where underutilized highways will be converted to restore community connectivity. the state secretary of transportation says this program is one of a kind. >> the first of its kind in the entire country where state is saying yes, we've had some harms, we've made some mistakes, and we're here to correct some of those mistakes and harms in partnership with the community. >> the plan in south san francisco is to reduce access to barriers created by highway 101, el camino real and railroad tracks. public works crews are still working on repairs on the third street bridge in san francisco, which is right next to oracle park.

>> the bridge got damaged in last year's winter storms. several barges smash into the bridge, breaking parts of the railing and its wooden planks. workers are attaching new steel beams to the east side of that historic overpass. the next phase will be installing new railing and rebuilding the wooden sidewalk. there's a new congressional effort intended to make your child's school lunch healthier. >> i always assume that there was someone in washington, dc who was watching my back in the same way that they wouldn't want harmful chemicals in the air and harmful chemicals in the water. that would cause my kids cancer, that there was someone out there who had our back in washington, dc. and it really blew my mind as i started to understand the situation that the us is a total global outlier in food safety, paid for by any industry or any southern california congress member jesse gabriel says the fda is not doing enough to keep our children safe. >> yesterday, he introduced a bill that would ban certain food additives from lunches served at california public schools. the ban includes six synthetic food

dyes and if the bill passes, it would become the first law of its kind in the nation. >> now for your morning money report. the parent company of babies r us is apparently opening shops inside of kohl's stores nationwide starting in august, whp global will bring in baby gear, furniture and other products to more than 200 kohl's locations. shoppers will be able to purchase baby products through kohl's website. parents to be can also create and share gift lists through the brand's baby registry. whp global acquired both babies r us and toys r us in 2021, and now taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway, we are up about 64 points a stressful to say the least encounter for a couple in southwest florida. >> they were quite surprised when they came across an alligator in their path while on what they call their mental health walk. and here was the walk. this was in naples and

this gator was just, why are you so close hanging out? i don't understand why this person is so close with that stick. what is that stick? honestly, foolish. what is that stick about to do? what are you doing? >> don't go near this. >> listen to this though. they said the animal was hissing at them and was not happy to see them. and you still in its face. >> it's giving you a warning. listen to it. >> she says. it was another average day in florida, which, okay, we do have a lot, a lot of alligators in florida, but that doesn't mean you try them. >> the average day in florida is, wait a minute, a foolish person. wait a minute. getting too close to an animal. that's the average part. >> now, if you were walking to naples, would you do like an immediate 180? >> absolutely. we're going to go back. thank you. why would you even get close to this? i don't know, they can run really fast. i mean like why would you. >> i've seen those videos and they will snap and drag the men on the golf course. and one just comes out of the water and just,

you'd be doing like this. >> yeah. flopping around. no thank you. >> sorry to swap it. flopping around. >> just be like going to and fro. >> i didn't want to assume, but i was like, oh, it's florida, okay. it is. you know, it happens, but isn't it a beautiful creature, though? >> yeah, it looks like a dinosaur. yeah, i know, i think they're really beautiful and you need to stay away. >> you need to respect that and back up. >> let's respect this beautiful picture, you guys. here you go. lovely view from our san jose camera showing you partly cloudy skies this morning. get ready for a dry pattern setting up. we're done with the rain for the next seven days. it turns breezy this evening, but a wind advisory kicks in tonight, lasting through friday morning for some gusty conditions. we'll show you the numbers in one second and then the weekend outlook. i mean, we are looking very nice out there. sunshine and warm weather for saturday and into sunday temperatures right now we're starting out in the 30s and 40s, so it is chilly compared to this time yesterday. the jacket needed, but we're shaping up to find a very nice day on the way. partly cloudy

skies this morning, giving way to full sunshine this afternoon. those winds begin to pick up a bit. it's breezy, but the strongest winds will occur tomorrow morning. future tracker wind gusts showing you those winds between about 20 and 30mph. overnight into tomorrow morning. they get even stronger. i wouldn't be surprised if you wake up to some of these winds. they continue all day thursday into friday morning, and it's not until the day on friday that they'll back off. we could have some isolated trees come down and also some isolated power outages because it does last for about 36 hours. highs today will get you into the 60s under bright sunshine. again, that breeze picks up this evening. turns gusty overnight tonight. here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you those gusty conditions tomorrow. the winds weaken on friday and that will set us up for a gorgeous, just spectacular weekend. saturday, sunday, even early next week. as we say hello to spring tuesday evening, we'll keep those mild conditions in the forecast. >> we like that. thank you. drew >> now take a look at traffic. we're looking at the san mateo

bridge camera right now. and as you can see it's moving along. but slowing a bit. there are some red lights. as you can see there as you try to work westbound on highway 92, actress christina applegate and jamie jamie-lynn sigler are opening up to the world about a disease they both share, the pair announcing a new podcast. >> it's called messy. the podcast will be centered around living with multiple sclerosis. applegate was diagnosed with ms. in 2021. while sigler has lived with the disease for about 20 years, the two actors decided to launch the podcast after realizing how sharing their experiences helped each other. they're both on gma this morning. >> my symptoms have started in the early part of 2021 and it was like literally just tingling on my toes. and by the time we started shooting in the summer of that same year, i was being brought to set in a wheelchair like i couldn't walk that far. so i had to tell everybody because i needed help. you know, i needed someone to help me stand, and i needed someone to

help. sorry. i needed someone to help me to get there. and so that's okay. and they were wonderful. >> i really like christina applegate. she's been such an amazing advocate. you can hear a lot more this of this interview coming up on good morning america as they talk with robin roberts. that's right. after abc seven mornings, a bay area nonprofit serving vulnerable youth, celebrated its brand new space, city leaders and community members gathered for a special ribbon cutting ceremony at at san francisco casa. >> its new space is located on mission street. it offers spacious training rooms, a youth lounge, and several offices as court appointed special advocates, or casa, helps to mentor traumatized or displaced youth and address their needs in court or community. mayor london breed expressed her gratitude during the event. >> we know things can be really hard for young people in this city, and i wanted to be here

not only to celebrate this new space, but to thank the volunteers. >> of sf casa currently serves 385 children a year injured. >> warriors superstar steph curry could be back in action later this week. team doctors cleared curry yesterday to return to on court activities. he will not play tonight against the dallas mavericks. curry has missed the last two games after rolling his ankle thursday. the injury will be reevaluated later this week, and the dubs hope steph will be back for saturday's game against the lakers. you can watch coverage of that game right here on abc seven at 5 p.m. listen up, bachelor fans. do you know a single senior who might want to be on the golden bachelorette? casting is happening right now. the inaugural season of the golden bachelor ended with gary finding love and getting married , but now that opens up the opportunity for the golden bachelorette rm. the process to find the men who will compete

for the bachelorettes heart is just beginning. >> i want compassion and empathy. you know i want a guy who has layers and, just great energy, charismatic, you know, i want when he gets out of the limo for a bachelorette to go, wow. >> all right, that's what they're looking for in person. casting starts in palm springs saturday, march 16th. if you can't make it, do not worry. you can still apply online. you can even nominate someone. now that's what gets a little tricky. you're going to nominate. please let them know. >> don't let them know because don't let them know. no because i'm like, no, i don't think i want to meet. no, you look good. one day they're just going to get a call and then they can decide at that point. >> let's see how that goes. >> you know, sometimes other people can see things in you that you can't see in yourself. uhhuh. >> like exposing your entire life on tv, watching a date, someone in front of the public, watching you find the love of

your life friend, or get dragged , love of your life. >> okay, up next, the 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. just download the app now and you can start streaming. >> isn't this beautiful? as we head to break, we are taking a live look outside at 655. >> it's giving the color purple. well, now it's giving the color, whatever that is not purple

good morning america for our viewers in the west. putin raises the prospect of nuclear war again. breaking news. putin says he's ready to use nuclear weapons if there's a threat to russia's statehood as