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the collapse of silicon valley bank and the latest lifeline for another struggling major bank. reggie: then tried to make public transportation safer. the meeting happening about keeping driver safe on bark. kumasi: jokes are lame but apparently they are good for kids health. promising news about dad jokes. reggie: good morning on this monday. we will start with a check on the forecast with lisa. good morning, lisa. lisa: we are outside where it is cooler this morning and we haven't tried day for the first day of spring. we are looking at an atmospheric river that will miss us but will

be on the periphery tomorrow. tomorrow it is 50 in hayward in san jose and we will look for the clouds to thin out. there could be sprinkles this morning. grab the jacket and the sunglasses as temperatures will stay cool. low 50's joe side. upper 50's -- low 50's coast side. upper 50's around the bay. reggie: the federal reserve and central banks around the world taking action to reassure everyone the banking system is safe. banking system ubs has agreed buy it struggling rival. at home we are learning there is a buyer for signature bank. jobina: new york committee bank has agreed to purchase signature bank for more than $2 billion. silicon valley bank is a new buyer. abc news aware of years worth of risks at

svb. it cited how to handle . it is now conducting an internal review. >> these big banks loaded up on risk. they gave themselves huge bonuses and big salaries and they exploded their banks. jobina: overseas, the swiss government has agreed to a deal for ubs to buy credits weise for $3 million. fed chair jerome powell and treasury secretary janet yellin are calling that deal a solution for financial stability and protection for the global economy. kumasi: starting today, you might notice a change on bart. police officers have been deployed to address safety concerns. lena howland is live at the fremont bart station with more on how parts police chief is saying this will make riders

safer. lena: starting today in additional eight to 18 officers per shift will be joining the 10 sworn police officers currently patrolling the syste the increase in police presence comes after the bart board director talked about what she calls a lack of investment in the system. she put -- she spoke at a packed event in san francisco saying bart is trying to do more with less. riders saying they are dealing with delays and cancellations on a regular basis. safety is another major concern. riders tell us they have seen crisis intervention teams on trains, but she says the issues bleeding -- plaguing san francisco are bleeding onto bart. >> our effectiveness is limited by the city and county of san francisco's inability to have real solutions and real exits for homelessness and to deal with the addiction crisis we

have. lena: riders tell us on housed individuals row of seats during commute hours and sometimes doing drugs while on board. bart police chief at alvarez said in a statement this is the biggest trained appointment we have had in the 25 years we have been here if not in the history of the bart police department. we will be doubling down on our presence in this system. bart officials are also planning on holding a press conference this morning at 10:00 to outline this new safety plan and we will also have the opportunity to meet some of these new sworn police officers. live in fremont, lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: in the north bay people are bracing for more flooding before the next atmospheric river moves in. rain and high tide cover shoreline highway. steady rain made other roads live in dangerous.

rain ponchos -- >> checking out your palms and gutters before it hits, always a good time to do it. we had a lot of practice. reggie: in santa rosa one homeowner is watching the weather behind her home. does the neighborhood homes were attacked last week. city homes have been using bulldozers to remove portions of a landslide before the next storm tomorrow. kumasi: elsewhere the weather has reigned from foggy to downpours. umbrellas were out yesterday at golden gate park and people were bundled up ready for whatever the weather had to offer. even those who enjoy the raid come all of the wet weather is starting to test their nerves. >> i like where it has brought us with the drought, but i am sick of it. not too sick of it i am not out in this drizzle getting my

exercise. kumasi: other people told us they were grateful for the rain while it lasts. all roads are open in the sierra after some slight snowfall yesterday. we want to take a live look from the caltrans camera along highway 80. overnight chains required on i-80 and highway 50. reggie: happening today the couple who kidnapped a three-month-old baby will be sentenced. you may river the case of baby brandon who was taken from his home while his grandmother was unloading her car. the couple was arrested and pled no charge to the dutch and pleaded no contest to the charges -- and pleaded no contest to the charges. san francisco police are still looking for the mother who allegedly abducted her one-year-old child. according to police the mother does not have any custody rights over her child. police say

left from a home on ashbury near hayes street. anyone with information is asked to call the sfpd tip line or text. kumasi: there is an investigation into a deadly incident in the east bay that may have started with an assault on an uber driver. it happened last night. caltrans is the uber driver reported being assaulted by his passengers around 9:30. they reportedly got out of the car on the offramp and the driver continued on to isabel avenue. at some point the two people were hit and one person was killed. it is not clear who hit the people on the offramp. the improvements already being seen in the mission about getting rid of unlicensed vendors. reggie: and how much you will fork over if you want to own a part of the golden gate bridge. lisa: ed with eight hours until spring we are anticipating a dry day today.

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lisa: monday morning. about eight hours until spring. 2:24 this afternoon. we had a few sprinkles and mist and drizzle. otherwise we will see partly cloudy skies. this looks like a wintertime satellite picture and we have good rain heading our way tomorrow. it is an atmospheric river that will hit to the south of us. right now upper 40's to near 50 and as we look at the rest of the day today you notice the clouds to thin out. there might be a few light sprinkles but otherwise it will

be a good afternoon. there is a look at what we can expect tomorrow. our level does go system, half an inch to an inch of rain. the soils are so saturated that we are worried about how much rain it will take to bring down trees. we will pinpoint the rest of the timeline when we see you in a few minutes. jobina: we are going to start with our live cameras and bring you a picture from emeryville. look at all of the headlights traveling westbound. just before our show started is when a crash cleared around powell but it is still backed up in this area. walnut creek, smooth sailing as we bring you this live picture. we do have slowdowns if you're traveling westbound on the san mateo bridge. we have a stall at the high-rise. speeds around 23 miles per hour if you approach that area. due to the weather we are experiencing right now, at about 10 minutes to planned travel times.

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words. she was refusing to get into the van. there was another individual who stepped out of the van and helped those two bring her inside and they drove her away. kumasi: last month four other american citizens were kidnapped in mexico, two of them killed. the u.s. state department has issued a travel advisory against traveling to six mexican states for crime and kidnapping. thousands of l.a. county school workers are said to hold a three-day strike. the union representing bus drivers, cafeteria workers, and custodians have been negotiating a new contract with the district for nearly a year. among other things, they are asking for 30% raise. l.a. california, the second largest district in the company. when they do come to agreement the superintendent believes that will set a precedent for the rest of the country. >> i believe it will be

precedent-setting for the country and i will take pride in it for the union because these are some of the lowest wage earners in our community. kumasi: the superintendent says the strike could make it almost impossible to keep schools open. reggie: protesters from across california gathered outside the indian consulate in san francisco responding to the indian government's crackdown in their homeland. protesters say the internet has been blocked in the region and dozens of activists have been detained. they say their places of worship have been attacked and peaceful protest is banned. >> right now they are raiding homes, they are essentially occupying our homeland is the reaction to the occupation of our land. reggie: the protesters say they have how long and tumultuous relationship with the indian government. they accuse the authorities of setting the stage for complete occupation of punjab. kumasi: you can own a piece of

memorabilia of the golden gate bridge. a sonoma county is auctioning off two huge trusses of the bridge before it was updated in the early 2000s. the owner says he acquired the trusses for just $1000 each but is now selling both for $12,000. one of them weighs 1500 pounds, the others 8000. if you want them you have to transfer them on your own. despite the embarrassment many people feel from a corny dad joke, a new study finds the joke can help kids develop into healthy adults. reggie: researchers say dad jokes teach how to overcome awkwardness and show kids embarrassment is not fatal. the study says the real audience of a dad joke is the dad who finds delight in the embarrassment of his kids. why not? kumasi:

don't laugh. lisa? reggie: can you hear us, lisa? lisa: good morning. no dad's here to talk about that. i think it works. we are looking at a cool and dry day for the first day of spring. our satellite picture looks like we are in the dead of winter. 7. it will miss us but we will feel the effects of it through the morning and afternoon hours with rain and wind. it is 50 in half moon bay. a camera shows some of the cloud cover. cool numbers in the north bay. we will be looking at the rain moving in later on tonight. drawn for the first day of spring.

to an inch of rain will fall throughout the day tomorrow. here's a look at what you could expect as you head in tomorrow. by the afternoon the wind peeking before 5:00 in the afternoon. low-pressure offshore moving parallel to the coast. that will bring wind but not like we saw last week where we saw the sony for mile-per-hour wind gusts. there is a look at the wind coming in behind the system and you will notice mid and u 50's today. not bad out there. back to you. kumasi: thank you. now we checking in with ginger. reggie: good morning, ginger. ginger: nice to be with both of you this morning. overnight we will get to the latest move to shore up the global banking system and the reaction to all that.

chinese president xi jinping in moscow meeting with vladimir putin and what it means about the deepening ties between those countries. then we have an abc news exclusive with the parents of the college wrestler who died from heat stroke in 2020. how they reached a $14 million settlement with the school and what they are saying. plus, a big one in times square. ben affleck, matt damon, viola davis, molly shannon, and kiana reeves. reggie: who isn't there. kumasi: everybody. nobody is left. reggie: i have never met any of those people although i did run into molly shannon wants in the streets of new york. i was very excited. she said everything she needed to say and two seconds without saying a word which is please leave me alone. i really felt it. i totally got it. kumasi: don't start. reggie: i will say nothing, i will walk past you.

kumasi: she smiled, though. reggie: she gave meeting knowledge meant like thank you for doing that. ginger: and that is what she remembers. reggie: you have to give people their space. kumasi: just a knowledge meant. reggie: that is all i want. i see you, please don't make this a thing. ginger: good, don't see me anymore. reggie: i was playing it very cool, unlike most times. we will see you in the cast of

reggie: one maid is in the hospital after getting shot on a bus in san francisco. it happened just before six :00 at mission and 13th near the highway 1 one on-ramp. another person on the bus did not want to go on camera says the victim were already

arguing. >> they were calling each other names and the shooter had challenged the other does go to get off the bus, to fight. reggie: sfpd says the suspect was gone by the time they got there and we do not know how the victim is doing. new developments in the city of san francisco attempt to kick out street vendors selling clothes and other trinkets without permits. city inspectors claim they are seeing improvements after it was outlawed last year. the chronicle heard from those have been hotspots for the illegal vending. crowding and frustrating neighbors and nearby businesses. supervisors are expected to vote on a $25 million push to fund police overtime. san francisco-based reddit is leaving its current headquarters. the chronicle reports it is reducing its office space. it was subleasing

previously known as square, but block is not renewing its lease. one of the most popular acts in the u.s. is owned by a chinese company, bite dance, the same company that owns tiktok, and there is concern about user data. it is a video editing app that helps users quickly create online videos. it says its privacy policy discloses and collects uploaded photos and videos and user data including location, gender, and birthdate in order to provide services. this comes as tiktok is facing a band in the u.s. over concerns it might share personal information of americans with the chinese government. that is something tiktok has said it will not do. today president biden will have the cast members of ted lasso in the white house for discussion on mental health. the president tweeted a photo of the yellow poster that says the word believe above the door to the oval office. the sign is much like the one

above ted lasso's office door. ted lasso tackles mental health in its storyline with the coach played by jason sudeikis seeking out therapy after dealing with panic attacks. next, the governor's latest push to improve mental health services throughout the state. the controversy in the south bay after the sharks goalie refuses to wear lgbtq plus p on pride night. it

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: on camera at a san francisco mall. the plea from a supervisor about keeping teen safe afterschool. kumasi: the chinese president steps off a plane in moscow. the visit that shows china is doing more to support russia in its war with ukraine. reggie: the u.s. is not named

the happiest country in the world. the country that was named ny -- and why it is so resilient. kumasi: we will check in with lisa. lisa: we have temperatures anywhere from does go to five degrees cooler than yesterday. -- from two to five degrees cooler than yesterday. another atmospheric river will miss us. we will be feeling the effects of heavy rain tomorrow. it is 45 in san rafael. partly cloudy skies. definitely slick. be careful heading in. five degrees colder in napa and the plan for today, the clouds decrease will be cool in the 50's but we have sun and the low to mid 50's at the coast. 60 and our inland valleys. reggie:

galleria in san francisco you may notice more security. please are beefing up patrols after an increase in fights. gloria rodriguez joins us live with the details. you just spoke with mall management? gloria: i talked to a spokesperson who tells me they will not tolerate this behavior and they are taking it seriously. she tells me they are reviewing and enhancing security measures, tweeting the stonestown galleria has increased security and san francisco police are increasing patrol starting today. some of these finds have been captured on camera. disturbing social media video showed teens fighting on san francisco's west side. other teens gathered to watch the violence. in this video you can see security try to break up the fight. the supervisor tweeting the youth altercations at the mall in the last couple of weeks have resulted in physical injuries. she said she has been

communicating with san francisco unified because this has been happening during afterschool hours in particular on wednesdays. she tweets that services need to be made available now for healthy and safe afterschool activities. we did edit out parts of the videos that showed extreme violence. the supervisor also asked parents to monitor their kids social media and what they are doing. the mall spokesperson tells me this is a violation of their code of conduct and i looked at the malls website and they said those who do not act responsibly could be asked to leave and they refuse they could be arrested for trespassing. we reach out to san francisco police. we will let you know when we get more information. reggie: happening today bart police chief says the agency will address safety issues. kumasi: they will be adding more officers on patrol. lena howland is live in fremont with more on this. lena: good morning.

bart officials say in response to safety concerns of bart riders, bart officials say they plan to more than double the police presence of sworn officers on train starting today. that means an additional eight to 18 sworn officers per shift. this is as bart 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. those at friday's meeting say crime continues to be an issue on bart and it is connected to bart not upgrading its fair. richardson says 80% of crimes are done by riders jumping the gates and not paying for tickets. this past thursday night bart says two people got into a fight on a train. one of them pulled out a gun and pistol whipped the other and the gun went off during that injury.

riders have consistently for safety to be a priority. >> is our achilles heel that we need this to be done as soon as possible and as soon as a contract is awarded because we have a prototype that things will move faster than people see at bart. lena: riders tell us individuals are often taking up a full row of seats and sometimes doing drugs while on board. bart police chief said in a statement this is the biggest train deployment we have had in the 25 years i've been here, if not the history of the bart police department. we will be doubling down on our presence in the system. bart officials are also holding a press conference this morning at 10:00 to outline this new safety plan. we will also have the opportunity to meet some of these new sworn officers. live in fremont, lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: kevin mccarthy is asking

people not to protest if former president trump is indicted. this comes as trump says his arrest is imminent in connection jobina is at the live desk. jobina: be arrested tomorrow and th'investigation iy paid to adult film actress stormy daniels. prosecutors are looking into whether trump falsified business records, which is typically a misdemeanor in new york but experts say the da could increase the charge to a felony of campaign finance laws were open. the grand jury will hear from an additional witness today, an attorney and longtime trump ally who at one point represented michael cohen. >> this additional witness may or may not be the last one. it is impossible to know what this means for the timing of any possible indictment. the white house did say it is on

alert for any potential violence. >> lawyer after lawyer after lawyer will tell you this is the weakest case out there. and doing it after a person for political purposes. jobina: the manhattan da is not saying whether he will charge trump, but he emailed his staff saying we do not tolerate attempts to intimidate our office. trump acknowledges paying stormy daniels but says he did nothing wrong. kumasi: governor newsom is taking aim at mental health andw policy plans. in san diego yesterday the governor announced a sweeping proposal. he wants to invest $5 billion to campus style mental health facilities providing treatment for people who needed. the plan will include another billion dollars per year to fund support operations. >> it is unacceptable what we are dealing with in the state of california. not only in terms of what is happening on the streets and sidewalks but those that are

suffering alone, those that are unseen in mobile home parks, the streets as well, in isolation. kumasi: this proposal is in the beginning stages and will be approved by lawmakers and voters before starting. reggie: four months after the shooting at club q in colorado, an official thank you to the man who helped thank -- help stop that shooting. an award was given for people who respond to emergency while off-duty. the boyfriend of his daughter was among the five killed that night. >> everyone that night was a hero. they are all heroes in there. it was a nightmare. i grabbed him by the back of his little cheap armored thing and i pulled him down and then i started wailing on this dude and i'm on top of him. i'm a big dude. reggie: fierro says it is an honor to be recognized but he wants lawmakers and american

people to come together to tackle gun violence. his message to the world, be kind, say hello to strangers, because you never know what people are going through. march madness turns into march sadness for two of the bay's best program. palo alto and sanford women stunned. ole miss full and upset after the cardinals turned the ball over 21 times. stanford lost 54-49 and f to reach the sweet sixteen for the first time since 2007. >> i thought our team really battled in the second half. we dug ourselves a whole, but we battled back. we tied it up and we had an opportunity to win the game. they made plays down the stretch we did not make. >> it is not the way i wanted my senior year to end. i think it is disappointing. i would not say depressing. i would say disappointing. it is tough when you lose a game when you feel like as a team it

was not your best all-around game. reggie: on the men's side, saint mary's lost to connecticut in their second round game. they led by eight at one point but it was not enough. the huskies win 70-55. saint mary's has not made it to the sweet sixteen since 2010. coming up, spotting the early signs of -- kumasi: is it endometriosis? reggie: i cannot say that this morning. you are saying it right. kumasi: we will tell you why doctors say this detection is critical. reggie: endometriosis. kumasi: yes. we will take a look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on the markets, next. reggie: the store pulling bigs from store shelves because the prices are too high.

you can watch our streaming only show at 7:00. you have to download the app to watch us. lisa: good monday morning. from the roof deck we are looking at a pretty nice day to usher in spring. 2:24 is the official time the equinox arrives but we are looking at a flow offshore. yo m commute on tuese a loo ou. 50 in oakland. the clouds are hanging on for the next few hours. mid to upper 40's and low 40's at north bay. the atmospheric ri tomorrow. i have an inch to an inch of

rain will accumulate by the middle of the afternoon tomorrow. the winds will pick up anywhere from 25 to 50 miles per hour. the wind advisory for the diablo range and the hills of the eastern santa clara valley. we are looking at this shifting to the south, but not in time to spare us from very heavy rain. there is a look at your early morning commute. this is a colder system. notice the snow. we will see snow levels lower locally but we will look for the system to push on out. we will talk about what to expect for the rest of the week. today grabbed the jacket. sunglasses later. mid to upper 50's. jobina: we are going to start with a live camera at the san mateo bridge where we will face stop and go traffic. we have a stall at the high-rise. you can see all of people

pumping the brake lights. they have called a tow truck. it is not there yet. i did bring in the map so we can track the sensors and see the average speeds around eight miles per hour if you're traveling westbound on the san mateo bridge. also tracy to dublin, and our and 10 minutes. any opticon cord, 25 minutes. things are really starting to slow on the roads. bart is running trains at slower speeds. at about 10 minutes to your planned travel time. our last live camera will be the bay bridge toll

reggie: the president of china is in russia today to meet with vladimir putin. xi jinping is on a three-day trip to moscow. the kremlin says the leaders

plan to talk about the war and strengthen relations. the u.s. is watching for any signs china could provide military aid to russia. kumasi: president biden is voicing concern over the israeli government's planned overhaul of its judicial system. he spoke with prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday. the white house as the president told benjamin netanyahu democratic values must remain a hallmark of the u.s.-israel relationship. the leaders will stay in contact. this is hundreds of thousands of people took part in protest against the plan. reggie: finland is ranked by happiest country in the world. the u.s. was ranked 15th. afghanistan right released happy. the 10th annual world happiness report surveyed over 100,000 people. the other interesting tidbit, despite everything we've been through people are slightly happier now than they were before the pandemic began. global misery has declined.

kumasi: that is a phrase, global misery, that i can do without. if i never heard that. reggie: i am surprised. 2019 was not bad. kumasi: look at this video out of the east bay. body camera captured and tense moments from the oakland storage facility. firefighters jumped into action early yesterday morning on coliseum way. crews had to use chain saws to cut through the front gates. the fire department says firefighters were able to save multiple storage units, potentially saving personal belongings and hundreds of thousands of dollars. this is what it looked like after all of that. the most severe damage appears to be isolated to one unit. reggie: some people in manteca are under evacuation orders due to rising waters. the ring we have seen combined with snowmelt has caused this flooding.

one resident says he will not evacuate. he has rigged a system to get through the rising waters, although he admits there is a lot of risk. >> that is a tall levy acr that back. in a high flood it breaks through. it fills that 144 acre section up. that is the real threat. that levy breaks. reggie: the sheriffs office says there currently no issues with any levees. authorities say they are monitoring the river level to determine how long evacuation orders will be kept in place. kumasi: cal fire damage inspection specialists have completed their survey of homes and businesses. crews inspected 858 buildings that were affected by the levee breach in monterey county. they found three single-family homes were destroyed, 400 were damaged.

457 escape to the floodwaters. these inspections are the first of three steps the county says need to be completed before evacuees are allowed to be back home. reggie: marches endometriosis month. the condition can make for painful periods and fertility issues. medical health experts say there a couple reasons a woman might not know she has endometriosis. painful period cramps can be thought of as normal and sometimes surgery to confirm a diagnosis is needed. doctors are hopeful new research will help speed up the diagnosed of process. >> there is a lot of research being performed, mostly by startups and companies that are looking at non-invasive markers in the blood to diagnose endometriosis. reggie: treatment can look different for everyone. health experts encourage anyone experiencing pain and discomfort to consult with their physician. kumasi: this weekend the san

jose sharks celebrated pride night. the timor lgbtq themed warm-up jerseys except for one player, the goalie james myanmar refused to wear the jersey, citing his christian faith. he spoke about the decision in news conference. >> personally choosing not to endorse something, a sexual identity or orientation counter to my convictions, i wrestled with it because i know the initial reaction of a statement like this or showing up to warm ups not wearing a jersey can come across offensive or a slap in the face. kumasi: a lot of people disagree with that decision, including san jose councilman omar torres in san francisco pride executive director. >> what he believes in has harmed our community throughout history and it is harming us right now. >> the lgbtq community is under attack. there being villain iced and

dehumanized and it is very unfortunate he is not wearing the jersey. kumasi: the sharks posted a statement on social media saying they express the rights of individuals to express their own opinions but the team will continue to support the lgbtq community. reggie: you cannot find eggs sale at dollar tree, at least now. egg cost jumped 38% for producers and 55% for shoppers. producers say they will bring eggs back to stores when costs are more in line with historic levels. tomorrow. the atmospheric river is coming in. we will talk to lisa about that because that is not my area of expertise. a popular children's show is the face of a new fashion collection by a new york designer.

kumasi: you can out own clothing and a pair of boots featuring teletubbies. it shows green. reggie: what is happening? kumasi: he is one of the four teletubbies. the boots cost $2500. there is also a denim jacket. the cheapest item from the collection is a t-shirt. if you' reggie: this is one of the worst things i've ever seen. kumasi: they didn't. -- they did it. reggie: it looks like you're carrying around little children on your legs. it is a no for me, lisa. kumasi: if you are really into teletubbies. reggie: if you are an adult who is really into teletubbies. ok. kumasi: are they even still on?

i don't know about that. lisa: back in the day we call those velcro babies and they were just attached. live doppler 7 does not look like a spring picture with all of that in the pacific. it is a good zonal flow and we have atmospheric river to the south of us. the santa cruz mountains, southern california, we will be on the periphery of it. it is 43 in santa rosa. pretty shocked you can see the cloud cover. a little drizzle in spots this morning. otherwise a try first day of spring on the way. 2:24 the vernal equinox. the atmospheric river south of and a drier week as we get into the second half of the upcoming work week. as we look at our exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale comet is a level two tomorrow. we could see flooding. gusty winds for the day.

5:00 in the morning you are hearing the rain. if you can prolong your commute or work from home that would be great because you will be driving in it if you're heading out between 6:00 and 8:00 tomorrow morning. after 10:00 we have spotty showers. there is the low offshore to the south. you can see a little bit of snowfall on hamilton. snow totals are lower with the system. rainfall amounts from three quarters of an inch. maybe an inch in the city. that is probably overdone. more likely a half-inch. we get into the afternoon today. and you're tuesday the wind will come in after the heaviest rain. 7:00, 53 miles per hour. 30 miles per hour elsewhere. there is a look at the snow. not a huge snow maker today. sun and cool. kumasi: today is world frau

which raises awareness to save frogs and provide them with a safe environment to survive. out of the 6000 known frog species about 170 of them have become extinct in the past decade. experts say you can help out by reducing pollution and pesticide usage to prevent them from being killed. frogs control the insect population and can secrete substances through their skin. users are -- researchers have used some of those secretions. to create antibiotics and painkillers. reggie: who doesn't want to watch puppies swim? here they go. there is not a lot to it. it is just puppies swimming. some of them loved it, some of them did not. that's it. this week will be national puppy week. kumasi: you know what that means. the baby will be in here.

reggie: little rooster? i will bring him to work for the first time. it could be the first and last time. kumasi: we will see how he likes it. reggie: you think we will survive? kumasi: our mission is to get puppies adopted. we have helped a lot of puppies over the years. kumasi: i am looking forward to it. it will be a great day. reggie: it is the best day of the year. kumasi: is rooster prepared? reggie: i've been trying to let him know he is coming to work. reggie: do you think he knows how to say endometriosis? sometimes it just does not work out. we have a new to watch abc 7. you can now watch our newscast live on abc news live, a

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kumasi: there the seven things to know this morning. new details about the recent bank failures. new york community bank has agreed to by signature bank for more than $2 billion. silicon valley bank is waiting for a new buyer. this is abc news learned the fed is aware of rears -- of years worth of risk. reggie: donald trump says he expects to be arrested by the manhattan district attorney tomorrow and connection to alleged hush money payments trump made two adult film star stormy daniels before the 2016 election. kumasi: extra police patrols are expected at stonestown galleria in san francisco. officials say they're been at least large fights and overwhelmed all security. reggie: you may notice more

officers on bart trains. the agency says it will more than double its police presence in response to safety concerns from passengers. lisa: about seven hours away from spring. partly cloudy skies, mid and upper 50's. jobina: we have a packed start to the morning at the san mateo bridge as we bring you this live picture. you can see all the brake lights. a stall at the high-rise blocking a lane. kumasi: new mexico is looking for professional bear huggers. they want applicants for conservation officers that include hiking in strenuous conditions, having the courage to crawl into a bear den, and trusting your coworkers to keep you safe during the process. what would you do if i was like reggie, i need help and i was like friend? reggie: i said i have it right here, i am taking pictures. kumasi: not a picture. reggie: of course i would help you. i would. kumasi: how?

reggie: i would grab you and say i told you not to apply for this. good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. the major deal to halt the banking crisis. overnight, lifeline. the federal reserve of central banks around the world taking new action to boost confidence in the global banking system after the swiss gotouymbattled credit suisse. plus, the new questions of collapse of silicon valley bank. breaking news. the chinese president in moscow, meeting with vladimir putin this morning. his first visit since the invasion of ukraine amid growing concerns about the deepening