have seen this coming from a mile away. kumasi: safety on part. the plan to bring more police on. reggie: a soggy weekend with a strong storm to come. how the bay area is handling the rain. kumasi: the monday. it is march 20 and the first day of spring. reggie: it is. kumasi: i am happy about this. reggie: i am to. -- i am too. rake in the rain today before we

set our sights on a deeper plume of moisture to the south of us. we are starting out right now in the upper 40's to low 50's, not bad. we had a lot of cloud cover. we have sunshine on the way. wind is breezy in the east bay and we are looking at numbers cooler than we were yesterday at this time. headed out, you don't need the rain gear. you might dodge a shower. otherwise, partly cloudy skies. i will detail the heavier rain this time tomorrow. reggie: developing news, a m deal has been reached to halt the growing baking crisis. the federal reserve and banks around the world taking action to reassure everyone the banking system the safe. ubs has agreed to buy credit suisse. at home, we are learning there

is a buyer for signature. jobina: purchases more than $2 billion. silicon valley bank is awaiting a new buyer. the federal reserve was aware of years worth of risks. the fed cited risks to the bank including how it handled liquidity. last week, the fed rated the bank efficient. it is now conducting an internal review. >> these big multibillion-dollar banks loaded up on risk so they could give huge bonuses and big salaries and they exploded their banks. jobina: the swiss government has agreed to a deal for ubs to buy credit suisse for $3 billion. chairman jerome powell and secretary janet yellen calling

it a solution for stability and protection for the global economy. kumasi: today, you might notice more police officers on part two address safety concerns. lena howland has how the chief says this will make writers safer. -- lena: eight to 18 officers per shift will be joining existing officers currently patrolling the system. increased police presence comes after the bart board director talked about what she calls a lack of investment in the system. she spoke at a packed event in san francisco last week saying bart is trying to do more with less. riders are dealing with delays and cancellations on a regular basis.

safety is another concern. riders say they have officers on rains. >> our effectiveness of these programs is limited by the city and county of san francisco's inability to have real solutions and exits for homelessness and deal with addiction crisis we have here. lena: riders individuals often take up a full row of seats and sometimes doing drugs while on board. the bart police chief said in a statement this is the biggest deployment we have had an the 25 years i have been here, if not the history of the bart police department. we will be doubling down on our presence in the system. officials landing to hold a press conference this morning at

10:00, with a plan to detail the safety plan and we will also be meeting some of the new officers being added to the force. live in fremont, lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: bracing for more flooding as we expect the next atmospheric revert to come in. this was the scene yesterday in mill valley. water covering shoreline highway. rain made other roads slick and dangerous. this is in santa rosa. tarps in rain ponchos are the hot sellers. >> checking the gutters before it hits is a good time to do

re hillside by her home. kumasi: us were out yesterday. people were seen -- umbre were seen out yesterday. people bundling up. all of this wet weather is getting on people's nerves. >> i like where it has brought us with the drought. but getting my exercise. kumasi: other say they were just grateful for the rain while it lasts. reggie: here is my caltrans camera along highway 80 at donner summit. chains required on i-80 and highway 50. the uc berkeley central lab got another inch and a half on donner summit. they are one inch away from

making this the second snowiest winter on record. the all-time snowiest 1952 and 1953 that soft 67 feet of snow. lisa: good morning. we have a few light showers, but getting into a partly cloudy sky. the best tens of showers in the peninsula. we have had some in the city, but few and far between. you can see a plume of moisture and another atmosphere river pushing to santa cruz and points south. monterey will be hit with good rain and wind but not as much as they will see to the south of us in southern california. upper 40's for the most of us. low 50's around san jose. there is a look at a few showers that will dissipate we are left with son. it should feel good later on

today. getting set for a level two system. we will see downpours from a half inch of rain. we have a wind advisory to pass on as well. wind up to 50 miles per hour. certainly with the saturated ground, that could cause issues and there is a look at heavy rain coming into play for tuesday morning commute. the heaviest rain will be the window from 5:00 a.m. right through 9:00. you can see showers after that into the evening hours. the evening commute will focus on the wind and we have it wind advisory for the hills and upper elevations east of santa clara. showers until wednesday. the first half of the day is heavy rain and then we will get into the wind, but nothing like what we saw last week. rainfall totals from half inch to an inch in san francisco,

see the circulation offshore. that is the area of low pressure that will bring us gusty winds. you can see 50 mile-per-hour winds off of the coast. partly cloudy skies. a look at the seven-day forecast, today is dry. a level two system today, level 1 on wednesday and hopefully the dry end of the week will be verified. jobina: starting with a camera at emeryville where we have heavy traffic. we had an earlier crash that has cleared. backup is technically gone but you are looking at residual delays. this is in the westbound direction where you see all of the headlights headed in that area. average speeds checking in that area on westbound 80 past university avenue is around 34 miles per hour. elsewhere, looking very clear as we bring in this live picture in oakland showing the coliseum

camera. headlights are traveling southbound for the reference. this low spot is tracy to dublin looking at 51 minutes. reggie: donald trump calling for protests on his latest legal trouble. then the former president could be indicted. >> we can fix this. we know how to do it. kumasi: unveiling a plan to take on the states homelessness crisis. he is asking for our help. reggie: tracking down on spring breakers. the curfew now for partiers in miami following a deadly weekend. kumasi:

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he will show up today as a rebuttal witness. reggie: the former president said he expects to be arrested by the district attorney tomorrow. he said the charges are in elation to the hush money investigation and he called her testers. and email was sent to saying we don't tolerate an tems to intimidate our office threaten the rule of law in new york. >> he does not need to go to jail over a bunch of people lying. it infuriates me. he is the most wonderful president we have ever had. kumasi: the former president has in florida. law officials are monitoring online chatter about violence if

he gets arrested. authorities say any threats vary in specificity. reggie: the couple who a three month old baby will be sentenced. you remember the case of baby random. he was taken while his grandmother was unloading the car. the couple arrested pled no contest to the charges. ramirez faces four kumasi: an investigation assault on an uber driver. it happened on interstate 580. caltrans says the uber driver first reported being assaulted by his passengers at around 9:30. they reportedly got out of the car on the off ramp and driver continued on to isabel avenue. the two people were hit after

-- hit and one person died. one man is in the hospital after being shot on a bus in san francisco this is right by highway 101. another person on the bus who did not want to be on camera said they got on the bus and saw the vicm and theuspe by the t ge other to get off the bus to fight. kumasi: police say the suspect was gone by the time they got there. reggie: wet opening day f gay softball league. cheers san francisco kicked off the proceedings.

the lesbian gay freedom band that everyone in the spirit. >> this is just started it r opening ceremonies at your bring everyone together. reggie: the rain got the best of them and then the exhibition game had to be postponed. that is a bummer. it is a big thin kumasi: they had all of the spirit. lisa: goodwin, everybody. looking at live doppler seven where we have just a few spot to come alight areas of mist and drizzle and sparkle activity. this is a dissipating and we will have a partly cloudy day for the first day of spring. a steady stream of moisture is offshore, another atmospheric

river. it is pointing to the south of us so we will not feel the brunt of the wind or the rain. we have had probably twice as much rain for many cities then we have had for the entire season. the ground is really saturated. we are concerned about the wind coming in. upper 40's to near 50 outside. today you will notice the clouds begin to peel back and we are into a nice afternoon, although well below average. our level two system tomorrow, left over showers on wednesday from half inch to an inch of rain with a winddvisyre is at f it. notice the rest of the day is pleasant. then the rain comes in at 6:00 tomorrow morning, moderate to heavy rain. into the afternoon, spotty showers, but the afternoon commute will feature gusty winds.

keeping a level two all weekend long. into wednesday, left over showers and what we will see after this will be very light scattered activity into the rest of the week. this is the last storm. there is a look at the wind coming up into tuesday morning. cranking by late in the day and the future offshore is the lope that is headed to the south and running parallel to the coast. highs today in the mid to upper 50's. we will talk about our extended outlook which includes cool weather but less rain. reggie: coming up, the seven things to know. kumasi: the second largest school district coming to awhata strike. reggie: here is a

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trump expected to be arrested tomorrow into hush money payments trump made to adult film star stormy daniels the presidential election. kumasi: number three, extra police patrols in san francisco today. there have been two large fights that overwhelmed mall security. reggie: bart riders may notice more police on trains. they will more than double the police presence despite concerns from passengers. lisa: number five, partly cloudy, mid to upper 50's. jobina: jobina: number six, a live picture from emeryville showing 80 which is still packed. an earlier crash is clearing. kumasi: number seven, if you are in san francisco, you may notice lots of people out and about

because we are expecting the gay conference. protesters gathered outside the indian consulate in san francisco, responding to what they say is the indian government crackdown. protesters say the internet has been locked in the region and activists have been detained and places of worship have been attacked. >> right now they are raiding homes and essentially occupying our homeland. this is a reaction to the occupation of that homeland. kumasi: protesters say there has been a long and tumultuous relationship there. reggie: attempting to kick out street vendors selling things

when they don't have permits. they are seeing improvements. the chronicle heard from two inspectors who say there are fewer vendors roaming without permits near two stations. those event hotspots for illegal vending, frustrating neighbors and nearby businesses. protesters will vote on the $25 million push to fund police overtime. kumasi: the superintendent of the largest school district is warning schools may be forced to close this week if a strike goes through that is planned. they have been negotiating with the school for failure. we have more on what they are demanding. >> the science they are making will be used tuesday when a strike is expected to force school closures in the second largest district in the nation. >> this to get above the

>> he says he makes $25,000 a year. >> i love my job. i work for the kids appreciated and respected. >> respect is with the union is saying it is about while asking for more money, some members have reported harassment for doing so. >> some have been harassed for they have lost their job or income or get intimidated. >> the union represent thousands of cafeteria workers, bus drivers, custodians and other workers, but the teachers union is also joining the strike in solidarity. >> let's come to the table. >> the superintendent is hopeful the sides will come to a monetary agreement and says harassment claims are being reviewed.

>> i have not been presented with compelling evidence that there is widespread abuses. each issue is vigorously investigated and consequences applied based on the merit of the allegation. >> the unions is avoiding a strike is unlikely and they want to shine a light on minorities and low income workers who keep the schools running. seen as a wake-up call for other districts to fund education. >> elected officials throughout the country should see what is going on here and see that this setting in every district in the country. >> they also believe when they come to an agreement the rest of the nation use it an example. >> i believe it will be precedent setting. i will take pride in it, as will the union, because these are some the lowest wage earners in our community. >> both sides worry about the

students who would suffer from school shutdowns. >> when you close the schools, you shut down some of the rights that they have, the right for food, mental support, have their visibility is addressed >>. -- addressed. >> but the union means that they need to earn more money. >> it is a struggle. sometimes i think to myself, how are my can make it another day. >> is a higher salary workers will lead to better schools and better education. reggie: a state of emergency has been declared in miami beach after two deadly shootings over the weekend. >> in this morning's gma first look, springbank state of emergency. two deadly shootings on back-to-back nights over the

weekend along ocean drive, creating chaos, sending visitors scrambling and prompting the city to take action and imposing a new curfew. >> the volume of people in our city, the unruly nature of too many and the presence of guns has created a peril that cannot go unchecked, especially in the evening. >> the most popular the curfew from midnight until 6:00 a.m. >> there is way more security guards. it is more locked down then it was yesterday. >> more on spring break state of emergency coming up at 7:00 a.m. kumasi: still not able to come back. reggie: you can become a professional bearhug or -- a

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: a massive brawl caught on camera. the scenes playing out over the weekend.da : dramatic video of where firefighters rush in to stop the flames in a storage unit. reggie: a plan for mental facilities to house those struggling with homelessness. kumasi: because get a check of the forecast. lisa: good morning we are outside on the roof where a lot of wet pavement. if you need to clean up and get ready for this coming tomorrow, today would be a good day.

partly cloudy skies. a look at the current numbers, upper 40's to near 50. it is older, but with the sun, it is going to feel good. two to five degrees cooler than this time yesterday. the next couple by 11:00 or 12:00. you will still need the jacket the clouds will thin out. through the afternoon, partly cloudy skies. the real story will be the rain and wind moving in tomorrow. reggie: today, there will be more police increasing violence. gloria: some of these have been captured on camera the supervisor tweeting that stonestown has increased security and san francisco

police increasing patrols starting today. disturbing social media videos show teens fighting at the on the west side. others gathered to watch the violence. in this video, you can see security trying to break up the fight. the supervisor tweets that the youth other occasions at the mall over the past couple of weeks have resulted in physical injuries and says she has been mediating for the san francisco unified because this is been happening during afterschool hours and particularly on wednesdays which are early release days. she said services from prop g need to be implemented now for safe afterschool activities. we did lack out for of those scenes. they are asking parents to monitor on social media and watch with the kids are doing

it. kumasi: in the east bay, this bodycam captured intense moments from an open storage facility. fire fighters jumped into the fire earlier on coliseum they had to use chain saws cut through the gates. fire fighters were able to save multiple storage units. thousands of dollars in damage. we saw the fire and this is the aftermath, a pile of earned debris. the most severe damage isolated to one unit. reggie: president biden will hold a conversation on mental health with the cast members of the show ted lasso. the emmy award-winning show tackles mental health as one of the key storylines. governor newsom taking aim at

the mental health and addiction crisis in california as part of his tour to deliverable new policy plans across the state. tara campbell spoke to those with love ones living in the streets about how this could help. >> she has been addiction on the streets of the tenderloin for more than a decade. >> i am so grateful for him realizing there is a tremendous need for more mental health support in california. >> they have to come to grips with mental health in this state and nation. tara: he is exp and treatment for people suffering from mental illness and addiction. >> we are looking at supporting a minimum of support to 12,000 individual each and every year.

tara: it is a move that has been been called for three years. >> so many families struggling to get the support for loved ones. >> it is unacceptable what we are dealing with at scale now in the state of california. not only in terms of what's happening on the streets and sidewalks, but those that are suffering alone, unseen in homes, mobile home parks, on the streets obviously as well. tara: the governor is asking lawmakers and voters to approve a 2024 ballot measure investing up to $5 billion to build new mental health campuses, residential housing, and permanent supportive housing across the state. the plan also puts $1 billion a year into operating the sites. >> to set aside and prioritize the most acute challenge this state faces, and that is the issue of the integration of housing and the support of services we need to be stacked on that housing to stabilize individuals that are in acute states of psychosis, those that

are self-medication with drug or alcohol addictions. tara: as for berlin, she says the potential investment is an offering of hope. >> i am very hopeful that this is just one step in the right direction. that there will be continued to be added support for californians for their mental health. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. kumasi: make a look at this. this is the the game developers conference starting today in san francisco. it runs all week and is expected to draw tens of thousands of gamers and software developers. organizers expect upwards of 20,000 people to attend. reggie: the bart police department said they will address issues of safeties -- safety on trains by adding police officers. lena howland is live in fremont. lena: in response to safety

concerns of a riders, officials are doubling sworn police officers on bart trains starting today, which will mean an additional eight to 18 sworn officers per shift. this comes as part inspector general harriet richardson stepped down four months before her term was set to expire because of what she calls massive issues on bart in a meeting last friday. they say crime also continues to be an issue on bart and is connected to bart not upgrading its gates. 80% of crimes committed on bart are done by riders jumping gat and not paying for tickets. two people got into a train and one of them pull out a gun and pistol whipped the other and the gun went off, injuring that person.

the bart director says riders have consistently asked for safety to be a priority. >> we need to get this to be done as soon as possible and as soon as a contract is awarded because we have a prototype, things will move faster than people will see. lena: on housed individuals often taking up a full role of seats during commute hours and sometimes doing drugs while on board. the bart police chief said in a statement this is the biggest train deployment we have had in the 25 years i have been here, if not the history of the bart police department. we are going to be doubling down on our presence in the system. bart officials planning to hold a press conference at 10:00 to outline this new safety plan, and we will also have an opportunity to meet some of the new officers. live in fremont, lena howland,

abc 7 news. kumasi: in the south bay, neighbors turned out to volunteer and clean up the creek and nearby trails. it is part of clean california community days. the san jose cleanups a big part of his mission. reggie: 6300 for the marathon, half marathon, 10k and 5k. the top finisher headed time two hours and 26 minutes and 17 seconds. katie wicker was the first woman to cross the finish line in three hours, eight minutes and 45 seconds. our very own news producer kate ran the marathon and set a personal best time, finishing in under four hours. we are proud of her. kumasi: the leader of china is

in moscow and how it could affect the war in ukraine. reggie: we will explain why people are doing this. lisa: monday morning outside the roof where temperatures are cool but we have a dry day. spring arrives, a good day to prepare for more rain headed our way. there is a look at live doppler seven. there is a deep boom of moisture offshore. the emphasis will be the central coast. we will be on the periphery and will have lingering impact from the wind the afternoon is the rain affecting your tuesday morning commute. the atmospheric river arrives tuesday and we are looking at a good end of the week but it will stay cool. to quote spotty, light showers. this is the level two system on q4 tomorrow --

showers. this is a level two system. because the ground is saturated, you know it will not take much for trees to come down or power outages. hopefully we get through this unscathed and canned -- and can enjoy some nice weather. the worst time will be the morning commute with rain pushing through by the first half of the day. there will be a few showers around. the second half of the day, 30 to 40 miles per hour. not diablo could see some over 55 as well as the hills and east bay. early wednesday, still soggy from the peninsula to the south bay. we will look for more rain, half inch to an inch is likely for all of us. enjoy some of the son but a cool day on the way -- the sun, but a

cool day on the way. jobina: we are following new crash in fremont that doesn't appear news, involving a couple of vehicles but no injuries reported. the crash site is southbound at the parkway and up to emeryville because even though the crash we are following earlier has cleared on westbound 80 past university avenue, speeds are under the limit as traffic is backed up. metering lights came on at the bay bridge toll plaza at 5:27. starting to fill in your traffic backed up past the parking lot. on the san mateo bridge, a stall in the right lane around the high-rise blocking elaine. a minor slowdown there. aside so you can get to sleep and wake up ready to go.

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reggie: the president of china is in russia to meet with president putin. the kremlin says the leaders plan to talk about the war and strengthening relations. the u.s. is watching signs that china could give military aid to russia. kumasi: concern over the israeli government overhauling. the white house said the president told netanyahu that democratic values must remain. the two leaders will stay in contact. this comes as hundreds of thousands of people took part in protests against the plan. looking for a career change and you love getting up close and personal with bears. in mexico department of game and

fish looking for professional bear huggers. they posted the photos on social media hoping they would get applicants for conservation officers. responsibilities include hiking in strenuous conditions, crawling into a bear den and trusting your coworkers to keep you safe. if you are interested, you have until march 30 to apply. reggie: pictures are adorable. it was an up close and personal look at the nature of wales this weekend and the whale best -- whale fest. it was an inflatable whale that taught people about biology. there were displays, music. it benefits local and national marine organizations every year. kumasi: carl into the bear den? reggie: no.

kumasi: that is too much responsibility. reggie: i want none of it. kumasi: pressure coworkers to help you through the process. reggie: not with my life. i trust your weather, lisa. lisa: the day. temperatures from two to five degrees cooler than yesterday. you can see a few spots and associated with a few sprinkles. clouds are dissipating and we are looking at what is in the pacific, a deep plume of moisture poised to hit the central coast in southern california ringing heavy rain and gusty winds. temperatures from the low 40's to 50 degrees in san jose. heading out, temperatures will not get too warm.

you can leave the umbrella at home. we are colder this morning but sunglasses will be needed this afternoon. we have clouds thinning out and will thicken tonight for our level two system. hopefully this is the last one of the season. spring arrives at 2:24 and tomorrow, a half inch or inch of rain for the morning commute. gusty winds for the afternoon commute. the rain moves in towards 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning and the heaviest rain for the tuesday morning ride, less rain but more wind. the low pressure will be parallel to the bay area and sinking to the south. we will get to the effects that into southern california. the mountains, a few leftover showers. not a huge system for the sierra nevada. that is for us today.

a partly cloudy, cool start mid to upper 50's later today. reggie: you at 6:00, a popular app your kids might be using instead of tiktok that also has chinese ties. making her first acting debut. kumasi: a live look at people coming acros

reggie: house speaker kevin mccarthy asking people not to protest if president -- former president trump is arrested

relation to the payments to stormy daniels. jobina: former president said he will be arrested tomorrow into the alleged hush money paid to adult film actress stormy daniels before the election. officials are looking into whether he falsified records but the da could increase the charge to a felony if campaign finance laws were broken. news sources say the grand jury will hear from an additional witness today named bob costello, an attorney and longtime ally who at one point represented michael cohen. >> it is impossible to know what this means for the timing of a possible indictment there the white house said it is on alert for any potential violence. >> lawyer after lawyer after lawyer. this is the weakest case out there and doing it after a person for political purposes. jobina: manhattan da is not

saying whether they will charge trump but emailed the staff over the weekend saying we do not tolerate attempts to intimidate our office here trump acknowledges paying stormy daniels but said he did nothing wrong. reggie: two people dead after an avalanche in colorado. one person was buried in four feet of snow saturday and a second person was found sunday. two skiers were caught in the avalanche but were able to free themselves. the avalanche information center said nine people have been killed this season so far. some people in manteca have evacuated due to flooding in the area. one resident said he won't evacuate. he has a rope system to pull himself through the rising waters. he admits there is a lot of risk by staying. >> the levy is on the other side

where the tree is and it is pretty tall. in a high flood it breaks through. it feels the 144 acre that is the real threat out here as the levee breaks, it it will fill the time -- the tub. reggie: there are currently no issues with any of the county levees. authorities are monitoring the revolt -- river level to determine how long the evacuation order is in place. kumasi: a completed survey of homes and businesses in pajaro. they found three single-family homes destroyed and 400 damaged. 457 buildings escaped floodwaters. inspections are the first of three steps the county says need to be completed before evacuees can come back home. reggie: bruce willis marked his

60th birthday and his wife posted a message on social media. he is suffering from frontotemporal dementia and his wife is trying to raise awareness for those suffering from it. she said messages from support -- all support from followers helps. she said today feeling the grief and sadness. the flipside is that i am so lucky to feel your warmth and love directed to my husband and our family. kumasi: this was a surprise from singer willie island -- billie eilish, she plays a cult leader in a movie. >> you yes, a good

kumasi: people are talking about this. reggie: it is loosely based on the beehive, which is why it is called the swarm, which is what i heard. kumasi: she is acting alongside the start of the show. store -- the story obsessed with a star and it turns bad. reggie: i am interested. lasso. lisa: cute hair we are looking at a very active satellite picture. usually we would have a blue dome. high-pressure deflecting this to

the north. this excited mid february or january scene. as for today, temperatures on the cool side. it is 50 in santa clara and half moon bay. there are clouds and wet pavement. 48 in concord and livermore. through the rest of the day, partly cloudy. not a bad day to welcome in the vernal equinox. tomorrow, a rainy tuesday morning commute taking us into the afternoon with gusty winds. by wednesday, a level two system. by the weekend, could it be dry? it is looking like it. there is a weak system that could get deflected by an area of high pressure. as for today, mid and upper 50's, below average. we have a son and we will look

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