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picks up. inland temperatures dropping into the mid 70's. we saw a few low 80's around the bay. it to upper d's. sunsets at 755 -- 7:55. >> knew this morning, a gas station fire in the south bay. you can see one pump burning. firefighters found a man laying on the ground not too far from the fire. no word on news. a firefighter was seen helping the man walk away. we have reached out to the fire department and will get you more information as soon as we get it. >> demand kidnapped a three

month old in minutes yesterday afternoon. the suspect is someone the baby's family does not recognize. amy hollyfield is live in san jose where police are making a desperate plea to the public for help. amy: we see one officer positioned on elm street to help the family and work on this investigation. they moved operations as they search around-the-clock the baby. here is the surveillance video everyone is talking about, showing the man calmly walking away with the baby at 1:00 yesterday afternoon. he took brandon out of the car where his grandmother left him where she was unloading groceries. fbi agent arrived to help with the investigation after san jose police made a plea for the baby's return. >> today someone is walking

around with a three month old baby they did not have appeared please give the baby back to the mother. we can deal with the consequences other could anybody who is a mother or father, you don't love anyone more than their child. this mother is going through a very bad time as where as -- as well as grandma. grandma was in charge of the baby and the baby is now gone. amy: her mother -- his mother was at work at the time. the grandmother was watching the baby. the father is out of the picture. he is incarcerated. they did not issue an amber alert because they do not have a car description. right now they just have surveillance video of the kidnapping. they are asking residents to check their cameras and see if they got a shot of the car or anything that could be useful in

this investigation. reporting live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. julian: and antiviral covid pill could be easier to access. they plan to release it to outreach providers and patients. the covid pills are available at roughly 20,000 locations right now. the new plan is expected to double that number of pharmacies that will carry the pill. more test to treat sites with federal support are expected to be established of the country. the first covid treatment for children under the age of 12 years old is authorized. remdesivir was the first approve d for adults, but now it is approved for children under age five they do not have a vaccine. this is especially for children

at high risk. julian: remdesivir can be given as an injection to hospitalized children and those with mild to moderate covid or those that are at high risk for severe disease. it comes as pediatric covid infections are climbing again come up more than 40% from two weeks ago. >> lobbying for support for a new mask mandate on bart. salzman argues masks help protect those who have underlined conditions, are immunocompromised, as well as children under the age of five. the board is set to talk about the meeting on thursday. if approved, it would be in effect through july 18. stanford nurses will be back on the picket line as contract talks continue with the nurses unit and hospital officials. for getting started yesterday. the nurses are fighting for an increase in wages, more staffing, and better men will health care. >> we are asking for mental

health support for nerve uses -- for nurses. there feeling the burnout and exhaustion. >> we are paying top of the line wages for nurses. we do not understand why we are in a labor dispute. >> the strike impacts 5000 nurses at stanford hospital and lucille packard children's hospital. some elective surgeries and patient appointments have been postponed. julian: we expect to hear from the oakland education system to protest what they say or are unfair school closures. leslie brinkley explains the district is threatening legal action as parents scramble for ways to cope. >> the teachers of oakland, together with the community will be going on a one day you lp

strike this friday, april 29. leslie: 70% of teachers voted to walk out in a continuing showdown over closing or merging schools this summer there they say it is a civil rights issue and a one-day unfair labor practice strike sends a message. ousd responded with a letter to the president of the oakland education association manning that oea immediately cease and desist moving forward with the strike, adding that a one-day check would hurt the district financially. the district has an upcoming school closures are rooted in financial woes. the teachers contend the district is violating an agreement made during the last strike three years ago. they say they will be actively picketing schools strict wide come friday morning. >> we are encouraging families if they can to keep their kids at home. >> it is going to show that we

as parents actually have a say so on all the school closures. leslie: while some parents support the strike, others are worried with a will do with many of them back in offices post-pandemic. >> we could also have a sick day. many employers allow a sick day and that could be another way to support the teachers and support the strike. rally is also scheduled. the district has not said how they would handle a strike, but they are considering filing an injunction to block it with the public employee relations board. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> reaction pouring in after twitter accepted elon musk's bid to buy the company. critics worry he will have too much power and others say it

will protect free speech online. jobina has more on how it could change. jobina: elon musk promising to redefine free speech and open the flow of information and also criticizing how twitter moderates messages it views as hateful or also disinformation. what we are learning among his supporters, twitter shareholders will receive $54 and $.20 for every share they own, newly 40% more than what the stock was worth earlier this month. many are critical of the deal. human rights groups find hate speech could find a new home and others worried the deal will handle the world just -- richest person too much power. >>'s construct of freedom of speech is limited for freedom of speech for people who are already in positions of power and does not have a great

understanding of freedom of speech for people who are routinely denied that freedom. jobina: former twitter ceo jack dorsey said elon's goal of crating a platform that i maximally trusted and broadly inclusive is the right one. this is the right path. i believe it with all my heart. to the west -- to build trust, must is promising to put the algorithm public. the deal expected to close later this year. julian: happening today, and east bay meeting could mean a higher water prices for you. utility considering elevating the drought response plan, and active surcharge for customers to pay for more water and other drought-related costs. people could see the excessive use penalty reinstated after the board meeting this afternoon. they will held a panel discussion at 6:00 p.m.

you can register on their website. frances: starting off with live doppler seven p check out the clouds. the cold front is moving through the bay area and that is what will bring us breezy conditions and cloudy conditions this morning. temperatures will be cooler this afternoon. it is milder because of cloud cover, low 50's for many. here is a look at the wind. they are not too bad inland but you will notice half moon bay gusting to 24 miles per hour and the wind will pick up throughout the day. forecast animation shows this afternoon will see the strongest winds along the north bay coast and half moon bay and around san francisco, spreading inland and calms down overnight. breezy conditions at the beaches through tomorrow. highs today will be in the 60's for the most part and then mid

70's for inland areas. oakland, 66. san jose, 69. fairfield, 78. low 70's in santa rosa and napa. overnight, cooler because of the breezy conditions. temperatures will be dropping into the 40's tomorrow night. i will have your seven-day forecast coming up shortly. is traffic looking good so far? jobina: it was looking great we will give you an overall view of the map. the only slowdown we have is coming out of tracy and that will affect the commuters. and moving on to a live picture in emeryville. headlights will be traveling westbound. we have no major blocking issues to report, which is good news as we have this live picture showing a 80 at the coliseum camera. the headlights are traveling southbound for you. drive times, tracy to dublin

will be around 42 minutes. antioch to concord, 42 minutes. i will keep you posted if anything changes. julian: coming up, a video you can probably relate to if you are a parent or grandparent. >> ms protest at all uc campuses -- a mass protest at all uc campuses. julian: more on the rust shooting.

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karina: officials have released documents from the rust movie set investigation. reaction from the woman who was killed. mona: the family of the woman killed on the movie rust is criticizing the release of documents from the case, saying the family is surprised by the decision, given that the investigation is still ongoing and active.

the evidence just released by authorities includes video of baldwin speaking with investigators minutes after his prop somehow fired a live round, killing halyna hutchins and wounding the director. another video shows baldwin practicing drawing his revolver before the shooting. investigators seen interviewing susa hospital bed. >> a very loud bang and it felt like summit he kicked me in the shoulder. mona: and baldwin speaking. >> my only question is, am i being charged with something? >> no. mona: another shows a person in tears handing authorities the box of dummy rounds for the gun. >> there is the box i got them out of.

mona: she said she checked all of the rounds before loading the gun. documents include messages between the prop suppliers and they asked for live ammunition for another set. they said having live ammunition in a popgun is a serious mistake that always ends in tears. julian: happening today, thousands of uc workers expected to take the streets at every university campus in the state. the mass protests calling for low pay, discrimination on the job and skyrocketing house costs . the high costs are hitting college students hard. they are against expansion plans as schools accept more students. they say most students don't know about the housing crunch when they choose to go to the university. >> most students go into the

process blind and not knowing how bad and difficult it is to find a roof over your head in berkeley along with landlords and companies looking to give students housing and apartments, they know we are in desperate need and they know whatever charge -- whatever they charge you will have to pay it. julian: a study found 43% nationwide experienced housing and security 2020. karina: there is a sanguine grandparents enter the door, discipline flies out the window. here is what happened when grandma and grandpa tried to get their two-year-old granddaughters to go to bed. the energetic twins ran circles around them. they shared a video from their home in southern california, showing the girls running rings around their nana and poppy, who let the girls have fun and get all the energy out. they eventually settle in, but not long the girls can be seen getting out of bed after grandma

and grandpa leave the room. [laughter] we have villains -- fill-ins putting us to bed, so let's run around. frances: my kids still do that. karina: i saw you laying there, now you are out. frances: i need a snack, i'm hungry, i have to go to the bathroom. for today, we have breezy conditions. starting up with live doppler 7 and light image because it is so easy to call -- to see the cold front. this is what is going to bring us cooler temperatures. here is a look outside you can see the camera shaking because of the wind. oakland, 53. san jose, 52. we will show you another live

shot. the strongest winds will be on the highest peaks and at the beaches. temperatures a little cooler through parts of the north bay, petaluma, 48. 49 in livermore. other places in the low to mid 50's. wind gusts will be picking up this afternoon, especially at the beaches. 40 miles an hour at half moon bay. this afternoon, you will feel it in san francisco. highs today cooler compared to yesterday. we had low 80's and today we will reach the mid-70's for the inland locations like antioch, 75. concord, 73. at the beaches, we will be near 60. san francisco, 62. san jose, 69 degrees. here is a look at overnight

lows, in the 40's. much cooler with clear skies. here is the seven-day forecast, receipt and cooler today. holding steady for temperatures tomorrow and get ready for an even stronger cold front. thursday will be the coolest day of the week. karina: coming up, the seven things to note this morning. julian: can video showing kids getting tossed around in a bad crash in a school bus you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine.

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negotiations between the nurses union and hospital officials are set to resume today. julian: number four, twitter has accepted elon musk's bid to buy the company for $4 billion. critics say he will have too much power and others praising the deal saint it will open up free speech again. frances: number five, it is going to be breezy and cooler. temperatures in the low to mid 60's and inland areas in the low to mid 70's. jobina: number six, at the end of the month, i would let you know that caltrain will be half-price until the end of april, so take advantage if you can. karina: number seven, today a final vote on a proposal that would make jfk drive and golden gate park free. they also plan to hold a rally outside the san francisco city hall. julian: in today's gma at first look, we see the terrifying

moment in a car that was allegedly street racing crashed into a school bus. authorities released this video. >> dramatic new video from inside a school bus during a terrifying crash. 23 students on board the bus in albuquerque back in february period mustang which police say was racing hitting the rear tire causing it to flip over. the children are violently thrown from one side to the other. seven were sent to the hospital. the children on the bus could have died because people were literally just having fun in their sports car. >> coming up, we take a look at the question of seatbelts on school buses and whether experts believe they could prevent moments like this from happening again. >> if there could be seatbelts on the school buses, that would

improve the protection for those students. karina: the first bay bridge series begins tonight. a small make it to oracle park for two games. the first pitch is at 6:45 near the giants are hoping to extend a four-game winning streak. the a's are coming up a series loss against the rangers. last year san francisco had the upper hand with four wins and two losses against oakland. the second bay bridge series will be in august at the oakland coliseum. julian: the 49ers are bringing back elements of their uniforms from the 1980's and 1990's. the sloan style will be found on the shirts and they're bringing back the three stripes on the shoulder of the jersey. urgent dice with the new look is already on sale at the 49ers team store. coming up at 5:30, the talent

rising to the top this season of american idol. we now know the top 10. karina: employers rethinking what they offer employees as the workplace continues to change. julian: we are taking a live look on this tuesday morning.

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> someone is walking around with a three month old baby that they did not have yesterday. karina: now at 5:30, a desperate search for a baby soul and -- a baby stolen in the south bay. the man accused and a new license plate number police are asking you to be on the lookout for. julian: a federal judge weighing in on a policy around more security in the pandemic. karina: elon musk is buying twitter for billions. what he could do with it and how soon we will notice changes. julian: there is a lot to talk about as you join us on this tuesday morning.

thanks for being here. karina: let's begin with a check on the weather with meteorologists frances dinglasan. frances: looking from the east out towards the bay and san francisco and the bay bridge. here is your day planner. cloudy conditions right now, temperatures in the low 50's for the most part. lots of sunshine, but because of the strong breeze, temperature will be cooler. inland areas in the mid-70's this afternoon. around the bay, fort mid-60's. at the coast, upper 50's. the sunsets at dachshund cooler weather coming up, i will talk about that -- cooler weather coming up. i will talk about that. julian: neil shows a man of ducting this man from an apartment. amy hollyfield is joining us live with the new information just in about a possible vehicle. amy: we do have new information

this morning, a vehicle description we want to share with you. i want to show you activity happening right now on elm street where the kidnapping cap. tow truck just arrived. there is a san jose police car watching over this and this blue car with georgia plates this nissan is about to be towed. we don't know if this is related but it is activity happening right here, right now under the watch of a san jose police officer. i want to get to the new information we have a description of the cart that the chp has put out saying they want you to be on the lookout for this car that the abductor possibly got away in this car. it is a 2011 nissan quest minivan, license plate 7hwf353 and also look for that white circular sticker. now i want to show you the surveillance video everyone is talking about.

a man calmly walking away with the baby who was still in his car seat. police say the man took brandon out of his apartment. his grandmother had taken the baby into the apartment in his car seat and then she had gone back outside to unload groceries from the car when the baby was taken. residents on elm street in san jose can't believe it happened and really can't believe the calm nature of the man on the video. >> if he saw the video, he was walking down the space map and in a jacket and almost knew what he was looking for a what he wanted to do because he didn't look around. he just seemed like pick up the baby, leave. amy: brandon is three months old. he has been missing since 1:00 yesterday afternoon. his mother was at work at the time. his grandmother was taking care of him. brandon's father is incarcerated.

police say they will be questioning him and talking to the mother for any clues about who could have done this. at this time it appears a stranger took the baby. again, we are watching a car being told wondering if this is part of the investigation. police are throwing every resource available at this investigation. the fbi is also involved. they have also put out a plea to the abductor to please safely return the baby so he can be reunited his family. that is the plea police are putting out that he would just return this baby. reporting live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. julian: president biden marking a second chance at the white house. he will commute the sentences for violent drug offenses. it is for people who working toward rehabilitation.

the administration will continue to deliver reforms that give equity and and hands they will help eakin safety of americans. karina: a judge has temporarily locked the biden administration from ending title 42, border security and the pandemic. jobina has more on what this could mean for the president. jobina: title 42 allows for u.s. border officials to block migrants from entering the country due to public health concerns. critics of removing the order say it is likely to cause a greater surge of migrants at an already stressed border. president biden wants to end the policy on may 23. the white house says the federal judge's block may not block the plans. >> there are a range of views on title 42. there are some who are very vocal would like to see them extended and some uncle about how they would not like to see

that happen. that is an important discussion that will be happening. >> title 42 is a band-aid on a gunshot wound. it is not border security. it is important but it represents the ability to turn people away and secure the border. jobina: the policy went into effect under president trump in march 2020. since then come up migrants trying to enter the u.s. have been turned away nearly 2 million times. texas has filed a separate case calling for the end of title 42 to be blocked. a federal judge has yet to rule in that case. karina: now to the war in ukraine, the secretary of state meeting with u.s. allies to discuss support for ukraine as russia issues a stark new warning. foreign minister assange the conflict could escalate to world war iii with the potential for nuclear war here he said the risks are substantial. the warning comes as the u.s. and nato allies are ramping up military aid. >> we need to see russia weekend

to the degree that it cannot do the kinds of things it has done in invading ukraine. karina: u.s. officials have told ukrainian president zelenskyy millions in financial aid is on the way. the powerful weapons have arrived on the front lines of the war. julian: today, a final vote expected on a proposal that would make jfk drive in golden gate park car free. organizations that support banning cars plan to hold a rally outside city hall. mayor london breed said she supports the closure of the 1.5 mile stretch. the board of supervisors will hold a joint meeting at 9:00 this morning and the board will vote this afternoon. karina: developing is with twitter. the world richest man is set to take the company private. elon musk bought the company for $44 billion. this caps a world when dance that first had him buying 3

billion in stock but then he offered to buy the whole thing for a price of $54.20 per share. he suggested his plan is geared toward free speech. elon: twitter has become the de facto town fair -- town square. >> is very public with his criticism of the platform so he is putting his money where his tweets are, he is buying the asset. karina: the twitter ceo met with employees about this yesterday. cnn obtained audio of the meeting where staff raised questions about everything from their salaries to the former president trump would be allowed to be back on the platform. there were tall not to expect any changes until after the deal closes and that could take six to nine months. tech experts and twitter users weighing in on the future of the platform.

>> the wealthiest men in the world is steps away from opening -- owning twitter. he agreed to pay $44 billion to take the company private. >> we can do what he wants to do. there is clearly an equity issue . normally, companies are not but by one person. a lot of his own personal money is going into this. so having that much power, it may be a concern. luz: he has been critical of the platform for your siding any for transparency and what he calls unfair restrictions on free speech. a professor gave insight into what -- why -- what musk could be facing to make changes. >> moderating the content. this is going to be tough for him. he wants to establish a platform for free speech and without it turning into a cesspool of disinformation and hate speech.

you might find that is harder to do than building cars and rockets. luz: musk tweeted i hope that my worst critics remain on twitter because that is what free speech means. jack dorsey, the co-founder informal ceo of twitter praised musk putting in part, "elon is the singular solution i trust. i trust his mission to extend the light of consciousness." one who researchers, others will be watching. >> allowing researchers to get access to data like what happens when we suppress this content and ample five this content or we change it this way, what happens to end users. some insights about user behavior and experience maybe translated to other forms. luz: musk is planning to make

the algorithm open source. he is kicking off bots and adding an edit button and bringing certain accounts back. >> he could go either way. some believe it could go either way. karina: perhaps the highest profile band twitter account is former president donald trump. last year they banned the former president for violating his rules. now he has his own platform called truth social and said he is not planning on going back to twitter. julian: firefighters getting ready for what could be another tough season made worse by the ongoing drought. firefighters cut down trees and cleared brush and removing anything that can be fuel for a wildfire in san rafael. tallgrass is drying out by the day making it perfect fuel for wildfires. she has watched from her backyard for years and she says

her neighborhood has gotten proactive by reducing the fire risk by being fire safe. >> most of the neighborhood has taken away all of the junipers, cut trees, got rid of debris. julian: firefighters advise clearing 100 feet of space around your home. karina: coming up, pushing the state to haes crisis, the message from mayors. julian: plus, the perks companies are reevaluating because of the pandemic. let's check in on the forecast. frances: we are showing you the clouds on satellite radar image and associated with these clouds is a cold front sweeping through and that will bring us cool and breezy temperatures. we are mainly in the low 50's. 52 in san jose. 53 in oakland. here is a live shot. you see the flags blowing? is usually calm but will pick up

but it is starting to get breezy . gusty and cooler on thursday. get ready for that because that will be the coolest day of the week. we will be warming up with plenty of sunshine this weekend and above average temperatures. we are waking up to cloudy conditions but the cold front moves through and after that we will see plenty of sunshine this afternoon with the cooler numbers. highs will range from 50's at the coast, half moon bay the eight to 60's. oakland, 66 -- half moon bay, 58 to 60's. oakland, 66. 73 in santa rosa. overnight, cooler and we will have the complete forecast coming up in seven minutes. let's get eight cap -- check of traffic with jobina. jobina: we do have a wind advisory issued by the chp for

the venetian bridge -- n benecia bridge. as we move into our second camera, the san rafael bridge starting to see just a little bit of traffic for people making their way towards the north bay, but it is light and the drive times reflected. highway four to the maze is 20 minutes. highway five to the san jose airport will be seven minutes. you know the backup for super commuters. ev

julian: a search is on for a man

who sexually assaulted a woman in the middle of the day on a quiet street. people are looking for this man. he approached a woman he did not know and sexually assaulted her. it happened just afternoon unable 13th in the area of summerfield drive. she was able to fight him off and scream for help. karina: top cop met with crime survivors to talk about california is choosing to change for safer communities. >> i appreciate them. i respect them. [laughter] -- [applause] karina: they had a conversation with the executor of the safety and justice pitch is a crime survivor who lost three brothers to gun violence in san francisco. she said the state needs to move away from a tough on crime approach and more to help crime

survivors. julian: kind big city mayor including those from san francisco, oakland, and san jose are -- several big city mayors, including those from san francisco, oakland, and san jose met with governor newsom to renew a program to fund four separate apartment, complexes in oakland. >> they are making a profound difference in solving the homelessness crisis and being one of the best investments and most responsive investments to the moral crisis that californians recognize. julian: statewide, funds increase shelter capacity by 9000 beds. karina: free food, on-site dry cleaning, massages, pre-pandemic of those were perks offered by bay area employees -- employers

to keep employees. but from people working from home they are not perks anymore and probably won't be in the future. a new survey shows just over half of new graduates want to work remotely and that has left employers to rethink what they have to offer. >> if people are not coming into the office maybe they can give them a monetary amount or give them free days. karina: benefits can bolting -- a benefits consulting firm said they are having a menu of perks including helping pay off student loan debt and hiring some people without advanced degrees. you have to be at these days. julian: yeah, although in massage does sound really great. karina: do they have home massages question mark sounds like -- do they have home massages que? frances: it is going to be sunny

this afternoon. a cold front moving to the bay area. temperatures milder because of the clouds acting like a blanket overnight. 50 in santa rosa, napa, and novato. warm or, milder and 51 in san francisco. the wind is gusting to 25 miles per hour. at the beaches, we will see the strong breeze pick up. the breeze will pick up this afternoon and temperatures will be cooler overall. for a high of 58 in half moon bay. we will see some low 70's in santa rosa and napa and 70's through antioch and convert -- conquered. overnight lows even cooler because of clear skies once the cold front passes through. only in the 40's overnight. today, breezy and cooler.

tomorrow, another breezy afternoon. coolest day of the week will be on thursday. it will be windy and gusty as another cold front moves through. if you liked last weekend, it will warm to the low 80's inland. plenty of sunshine. milder at the coast. julian: get the weekend plans in store now. new at 6:00, one ocean and a whole lot of paddling to do great see the man attempting an extreme expedition and why. karina: the bay area company behind newtek. julian: top talent on american

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karina: facebook's parent country metta is opening a store. they will let you check out and demo products including virtual reality hardware and along you to capture what you see through a pair of glasses of the store opens may 9. julian: viewers eliminated two contestants on american idol and then the judges got to say one of them. you saw it happen live on abc seven and now we have the official top 10. here is the abc reporter with more. ♪ >> the performer known as tristen sank his heart out, but when the judges had to choose which of the bottom two would move on, they picked lady k. triston won't win the title, but -- >> i feel like i'm walking away with a more mature view of what i want to do with my career. >> for the 10 singers still in

it, emotions are high. >> i wanted to do this my entire life and people believing you is the main thing you have to do and i want people to believe in me. >> my family and friends are proud of me and that means the world to me. i am so grateful. >> to hear that america wanted to see me in the next round, i don't know what to do with that. >> when it comes to the talents of those remain, the judges have advice to help them of their performance levels. >> i have to make sure they are always comfortable. the second they are not comfortable, it really shows. >> nobody is using this stage to their advantage. there is not a lot of stage presence. they are playing it safe in that regard. >> and from judge lionel richie about the disney themed show -- lionel: whatever you need to do to pull off a disney song and make it yours. >> lady k plans to be ready.

>> it definitely is, this is what it looks like to live my dream. >> a fun night for sure, but it only gets harder from here. next week, three more contestants go home. frances: it is going to beat breezy and cooler today, and the steer and -- and gusty. we will warm up over the weekend. here are the highs for today. look for windy conditions especially at the beaches. san francisco, 62. send without -- sandra cell -- san rafael at 58. karina: new at 6:00, trading the microphone for a marvel mask the world famous pop star soon to become the next superhero or the

news trending on twitter overnight. julian: a fire at a gas station overnight. a race to get everyone to safety. karina: new this morning, plans to offer anti-covid pills to more people, coming to a pharmacy near you. julian: we are taking a live look outside on this beautiful start to tuesday morning. we have a lot more coming up at 6:00 a.m.

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the crucial decision today. karina: it might be the newest trend in wine country. the type of products more wine pros are racing to produce. it is tuesday, april 26. julian: we have a lot to get to this morning. we will start with a look at the forecast with meteorologist frances dinglasan. frances: good morning. we start with a live view from the east bay hills looking out towards san francisco. we are seeing clouds in the live shot. going to be mostly sunny this afternoon and that is because a cold front will move through ringing breezy conditions, especially at the beaches at higher elevations. temperatures will be cooler inland, mid-seventies around the bay, mid to upper 60's in some spots and beaches upper 50's. sunset at 7:55. colder weather on the way and i