>> police in new york standing by to handle protesters in the ove event of an indictment. some neighborhoods still without power this morning and nearly every bay area city is dealing with downed trees. >> if there is a silver lining it is in the sierra they are going to extend their season all the way to summer so hopefully it will pay off. good morning on this thursday, march 23. >> we will start with the forecast. drew. drew: i'm back. >> and we have a dog here. it's national puppy day. >> high, hunter. he's like if i'm going i'm taking my dog.

we will showcase adoptable dogs from around the bay area he's being great. >> as long as he sees you he's good little quieter. >> that's cute. >> if you have outdoor plans today we will be in pretty good shape showing you it is a quiet picture we are finally going to get weather-wise an easy commute we have no showers out there this morning it is a bit breezy right now but what we are tracking is a cold front this is going to move in later this afternoon. it will drag some cold air so we are breezy. currently gusting at 30 so it will be breezy on the way. temperatures right now because of the wind it keeps temperatures elevated so you can see a lot of us below 50's right

now so we are not feeling our typical chill but it will be a below-average day later this afternoon we take you outside and here is a live look at the exploratory camera right sunshine into the afternoon we will watch the cold front isolated shower along the coast most of us will stay dry temperatures will go into the 50's. we are going to get a dry weekend on the way. >> a suspect is police shot him during a hostage situation everything started around 8:30 last night police say they got a call about a man being armed with the machete when they got their officers open fire on the suspect he was taken to the hospital where he died the hostages include two kids they were safely removed from the home and no one else was hurt. >> getting a better idea of

storms damage pg&e says about 500,000 families lost power at some point during tuesday at its peak there were 240,000 averages at one time this morning as you can see and and mitsui -- immensely improved situation. on the peninsula people are frustrated because of the storm damage they have been dealing with for months. one woman says a roadway drives to go to town has been damaged since january she says the lack of communication between residents and the county is making the situation worse. >> it keeps going we have had powerlines down eucalyptus trees fell in the middle of the night. >> thousands of people on the peninsula remain without electricity. >> we are looking for the biggest outages how can we get the most customers back as quickly as possible we are

looking for customers who have been without power for the longest time. >> pg&e says it since december they have received it hundred 50 miles of wire that's enough to go from san francisco to l.a. and back. >> look at this this is drones i view of storm damage it's near the fair eval and you can see here the two large trees fell onto several city vehicles that were parked there we not over all at least 900 trees came crashing down in san francisco alone on tuesday this number is from the public works department since new year's eve pg&e says it has removed more than 13,000 trees across its service area. this is said to report we know at least five people have died as a result of these storms and all of those people have died from falling trees. this morning san francisco

police state an officer is in the hospital after a tree crashed on his cruiser. amanda? >> i want to show you some of the instruction just behind me several of these trees trumps -- stumps just an incredible number of trees and branches down during the powerful storm one of the trees seriously injuring the 16 year veteran police up sergeant who was on duty at the time the sergeant had to be rescued by firefighters and last check remains in serious condition the storm's aftermath is easy to see tree stumps can be seen along brotherhood way near san francisco state elsewhere at least two people were killed will by -- by falling trees. back near brotherhood way

witnesses and others nearby describe the scene. >> i heard a crash opened the side door and saw the tree going across the street and saw a car under the tree. >> you think about the timing 30 seconds before or 30 seconds later he wouldn't have had that happen it's crazy to think that. >> the witness tell what vehicles were under the massive trees only that they had come down on cars the name of the sergeant has not been released yet the department saying the family is asking for privacy at this time reporting live from san francisco. >> if you want to track future storms you can always access the same live doppler 7 our weather team uses it is available on the abc 7 bay area news app. >> new developments expected

today jobina is tracking that from the live desk. >> the more serious indictmen involves the documents found in his estate. appear before a grand jury just yesterday a panel of judges rejected his efforts to block his lawyer from testifying. it comes after a judge determined there is compelling preliminary evidence that the president is that his attorneys so they would file a sworn statement even though he knew it was false. sources say he is expected to turn over documents as soon as today barricades surrounding manhattan courthouse went the da investigates whether paying stormy daniels broke campaign laws at least one more witness may be called before the grand jury decides whether to indict

trump. new york after trump called for his supporters to turn out so far few people seem to be heating his call. >> if the weather kept you from skiing you will have plenty more time. kirkwood n sugar bowl all among resorts who are extending seasons most usually close in mid april but they're staying open until mid april and some are pushing it to second week of may. >> it has been cold and snowy we haven't seen a lot of settlement and we've had foreclosure days and a number visibility days due to the amount of active weather we have seen this season. >> even better

it's just one storm away from breaking the all-time record of 668 inches of snow for the season that's 55 feet. >> more snow coming in the next seven days i would not be surprised if some of them continue to extend their ski season. here is a live look outside partly cloudy skies up above it is breezy but we are watching a cold front here is live doppler 7 the front is right here currently it's going to cross us later this evening and as it does it will keep it breezy throughout the day. a chance of isolated showers later on strongest gusts oakland and half moon bay for a lot of us right now the wind is generally light midday expect a lot of sunshine bright start to

the day temperatures going into the 50's by noon and as the cold front moves through you can see in green on the screen not everybody is going to see a shower in fact if you hour your -- areas will today it is bright, it is breezy temperatures in the mid-and upper 50's we are completely dry tomorrow and we start off the weekend dry skies and we will get two days this weekend without the threat of rain but things change early next week we are tracking our next atmospheric revert. >> going to linger on the clear weekend hallelujah. morning, everybody. we still have this alert in effect not causing any slowdowns at the moment that the emergency roadwork where the freeway was come -- crumbling is still in we

also have a crash reported on westbound 580 in oakland we are beginning to see a slowdown i will highlight that are you in seven things. otherwise bridges are looking great. at this time yesterday we were seeing a lot of spin outs. same thing goes in walnut creek as we bring the site picture showing of 680 we rep appear with the drive times. highway 1012 cupertino all on time. >> vehicles got turned around during the latest storm. >> plus a tornado touches down in southern california a weather event that is extremely where. --rare. >> national puppy day the puppies are on their way right now we will bring you live coverage featuring adoptable dogs and if you need a little

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>> really wild weather in los angeles a tornado touched down east of monticello. >> that is something you hear about every day a tornado in los angeles the national weather service has rated it and ef1 on the tornado scale check out the footage. >> did you see stuff? >> to put the ef1 tornado in perspective the scale goes from zero to five the wind was anywhere from 86 to 110 miles per hour it ripped roofs off buildings, damaged cars and injured one person. thankfully nobody was seriously hurt.

the tornado was on the ground 2-30 minutes the damage path is 50 yards wide and 17 buildings were damaged with 11 buildings now red tagged. those who work in the area described debris all over the place. >> thank you, gloria areas closed off because of downed trees and floods a redwood fell on this bridge closing the popular falls trail part of it is off-limits after floodwaters eroded part of the path leading into the camp emergency repairs are underway. >> cur are that she can't get because of closures. >> flooded in january.

work to repair it could take months. >> smefor esh enclosure at the zoo meeting to six birds including an endangered bird to escape. this new tweeted none of birds pose a threat to the public, other animals or our native wildlife. emergency repairs on sinkholes begin this morning. you can see along the shoulders of vasco road. drivers being warned to use caution if you pass through the area and abide by all the signs. >> take a look at this road at the north bay this is redwood boulevard marin county officials say the road buckled because of the slide and is closed indefinitely. it does run next to 101 but

there is no threat to the freeway. >> up close look at the damage to the 3rd street ridge mayor says the city workers are involved at trying to figure out how to move forward. three barges it into the drawbridge and ruined the walkway. it is open to traffic that is not going to go up until engineers can get there and assess it. >> only in san francisco where you see this a couple of driverless taxis unable to reroute during the storm so they veered straight into caution tape and powerlines this is on leavenworth no one was hurt the company did have to send employees out to get the cars out of the blocked off area . imagine if you were in there and you are going straight towards powerlines. >> is there like a big red button? >> we need it. >> the storm made us all feel a

little -- >> you are making excuse for these cars. >> unsettled, disoriented. >> one thing i didn't do was run into powerlines. >> guess you should know that. go straight to it. >> i've got to charge, let's go. all the charging stations were full. at least it's nice today. >> let's talk about puppies. >> he is being so angelic right now. >> he is. >> do you have a instagram live or tiktok live? >> i wish i had a camera to show you. >> let's take a look at your day today if you have to walk your dog you are totally ok.

chance of isolated shower most areas will be totally dry a cold front is going through. here is live doppler 7 it's been a really though we have quiet conditions temperatures are upper 40's to lower 50's right now a bit elevated b breezy. the strongest gust at associated with the cold front that will cross us later on this afternoon. here is the wind speed by 4 p.m. the offshore flow gusting close to 30 miles per hour. just know it will be breezy with the cold front moving through. for much of the day it's quiet, we will get some sunshine. temperatures in the 50's tonight. we see cold air moving in and dropping to 30's. here is future weather get a dry we can but next week we are tracking our next atmospheric

river set to move in tuesday morning. we will fine-tune the details but again tuesday has a storm system. enjoy the beautiful weekend it is the first fully dry weekend of the month of march. early next week we will track the rain tuesday. >> coming up the seven things to know this morning. >> a driver capturing the moment a tree came down on the highway and it barely missed another car. more on the massive tree clean this morning. >>

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and will promise to keep building a firewall to protect u.s. user data from foreign access. >> we know five people died when the storms hit tuesday all were killed by falling trees a tree hit an officer and he is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> still working to restore power after the storm you can see where they are on the outage map in total half-million people in the bay area were without power at some point on tuesday. >> it's partly cloudy today it will be breezy throughout the afternoon a cold front tries to bring another isolated shower nothing widespread and it does lead to a dry weekend ahead. >> you will face a slowdown in oakland due to a crash we are following on west on 580 your average speeds are tracking around 14 miles per hour. >> it is national puppy day nn m

featuring adoptable dogs it will be streaming on our apps and at abc7news.com. >> gma first look the case of the colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife from one of his former employees. >> new details on the accused of poisoning his wife from one of his former employees. >> i still can't wrap my head around it. >> courtney worked in this office. the once first-degree murder charges. >> there's a group of us that work together talking about this because it's hard. it's devastating. have to accept it but it's not, it's so shocking.

we all adored this man we always just looked up to him. he was the best he was funny. >> coming up we will have on the developing case plus dan abrams lays then with your gma first look. >> southern california schools are still close this morning while employees a strike for a third day nearly 420,000 students are caught with no schools to go to as teachers and staff dance hall picketing yesterday a huge crowd also took over the streets of los angeles demanding the school district give workers the pay and benefits they deserve. the union says the average salary for members is roughly $25,000 a year. >> the former warden of the women's federal prison has been sentenced to five years and 10 months in prison for sexually abusing three inmates. 55-year-old ray garcia was convicted on eight felony

charges including three counts of having sexual contact with an maeris. garcia has saw a new trial claiming germans conduct an ineffective legal assistance a judge who presided over the judge denied his request the trial date is on the books with the man charged nancy pelosi's husband. trial is set to start october 23. his public defender is asking for a change of venue. he is charged with making into the home and attacking paul pelosi with the hammer he faces at state and federal charges. it's not clear which case is going to end up going to trial first. yelling at strangers passing by we will show you what courteney cox was doing on hollywood boulevard. >> one neighborhood evacuation advisory as emergency crews keep their eye on an active mudslide. >> live look outside.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> more tech layoffs announced adding to the thousands of employees are ready out of a job. the companies adding to the list. >> plus the ceo of tiktok on capitol hill this morning what we are expected to hear about

security concerns. >> cleanup crews are in for another long day clearing toppled trees many coming down in roadways and right on top of cars. at one point a community was trapped after downed trees blocked access to their neighborhood. >> good morning, everyone it thursday, march 20. >> trees are everywhere. >> i think at 1.900 were done because of that storm. you are definably getting dry commute. we are quiet out there this bit breezy we are anticipating a cold front later this afternoon the winds are strongest from half moon bay. it will be a breezy afternoon later on today no watches, warnings, or advisories but be

aware we could seek us up to 30 miles per hour. 50's. here is how the day shape set we will have sunshine for the first half of the day clouds will level up this afternoon as a cold front approaches it is trying to bring us isolated showers most areas will be dry the next 24 hours but it is breezy with temperatures in the 50's. we will take a preview of the weekend in about eight minutes. >> a mandatory evacuation order in place for homes in woodside because of a mudslide. authorities issued an advisory for two dozen at their homes. the slide is threatening to displace some residents who have lived in the area for decades. >> there are trees flopping back and forth like sales and the wind. it was quite an extraordinary experience. >> geologists are exploring the

stability of the slide. they will monitor it for the rest of the week. >> take a look at the drone i view of damage. we were just talking about this. this is such a good look at the damage to huge trees fell on vehicles parked there. >> overall we know at least 900 trees came down on tuesday that number is from the city's public works department since new year's eve pg&e says it has removed more than 13,000 trees that have damaged utilities infrastructure. we know at least five people have died as a result of these storms and all of those people have died from falling trees. this morning, a san francisco police sergeant is in the hospital after a tree ca crashing down on his vehicle.

>> many the aftermath of tuesday's powerful storm some or than others. a san francisco police sergeant was seriously injured when a tree fell here near lake saynamt has not been released the department saying the family is asking for privacy at this time. we do know the officer is a 16 year veteran police sergeant who was on duty at the time. here we are days later and tree sums can still be seen along brotherhood way witness renée stevens says she couldn't tell what vehicles were under these trees only that they had come down on cars. >> you just think about the timing like 30 seconds before or 30 seconds later he wouldn't have, you know, how that happens. it's so crazy to hear that. >> pray for them, think about that.

they need our support it's really tragic that a storm could cause that much damage and threaten lives. elsewhere in the city at least two people were killed by falling trees including someone hit near post and bowl. tuesday's a storm just behind me is one example several of these massive trees actually line brotherhood way which is where we are this morning just monitoring these details. i'm reporting live in san francisco, abc 7 news. you got to be kidding me there would be some customers coming out of my mouth. that was real close. this is on highway 92 moon bay the video shot by another driver who was just behind this driver i don't know

how do you think they gunned it at the last second? >> do you think that even side? >> i don't know, i'm wondering. this was on west onhalf moon ba, if so it just fell right i guess i should say at the right time? because it was read between the two cars. -- right between the two >> this video is from boulder creek and it shows just how dangerous windy conditions were in the mountains. the wind gusts were strong enough to knock down several trees inside this rv park. the areas of santa cruz mountains have been really hit hard by these storms this morning a true act of teamwork to make sure everyone is safe

and cared for. lauren martinez has the story. >> unprecedented storm trapped a group of residents overnight. >> they open to the road for an hour to be able to walk in and out. >> veronica christie captured the moment she and her patient were able to walk out. >> i'm tired and i'm kind of coming down off of everything that happened. doing that thing where you go through your mind and reliving the experience is like did that really just happen to me? >> christie is a caretaker and was able to get to her patients hump at shortly after a nearby tree fell and the power shut off . she encountered to locked routes. >> i go to the house and say we can't get out let me text your wife and let her know that we are trapped and she might have a chance to get through highway nine going north. >> that route was blocked texts

and calls ct tford to th ngh hou tus wi-fi. 'm in the rain crying like someone please pick up the phone i was able to have those breaks outside for i have my moments of this is what's happening get it together it could be worse. >> even though her anxiety was high her job was to put her patient at ease for the night. he was asking for his wife this isn't a usual routine and that's the thing about dementia is routine is really crucial. >> a neighbor told her the next morning crews were allowing people to walk in and out for a short period of time. >> you can see people crossing and you have some going in and us leaving and trying to stay out. >> christie walked out with her patient, his medication, his dog, and reunited him with this wife. she is grateful for all of the

neighbors that helped her get through the night. >> if i hadn't have been there my patient doesn't have a cell phone and the power is gaunt that might have been the first person to realize he was alone. it just really goes to show it doesn't hurt to check in on somebody. i think we need that in the community right now. >> lauren martinez abc 7 news. >> as tiktok faces a potential band to come in these ceo will speak before a congressional committee today. >> tiktok ceo has been consistent with his messaging that data is safe even though the app is owned by a chinese company the chinese owned company collects data worry that data could be handed over to china's government tiktok ceo is expected to tell lawmakers today that nearly all data is stored on servers owned by oracle inside the united

states. some in favor of keeping tiktok argue that businesses would close without the exposure the app is giving them. >> the influencers expend their livelihood, what's your advice to them? >> find another job. >> there are still data brokers who sell our data to other countries and businesses in other countries. it poses about the same threat that companies like facebook and instagram and youtube and twitter posts. >> the committee cha tiktok cannot be trusted due to a lack of transparency. the white house told the parent company it must sell its shares or face a ban. >> the job posting site will cut about 15% of its workforce. there are offices in the bay area.

we will laying off 140 workers. multiple tech companies have cut thousands of jobs in less than a year. in another interest rate hike issued by the fed. were going to explain how it might impact your budget. >> >> latest drought monitor this morning this is how it looked last week. but the most part we only improvement around san diego it was taken away most of the state is still in moderate or i should say 35% of the state is moderate

drought they did say continue to evaluate the wet weather over the next couple of days and will change it as needed. 99% of the bay area is out of the drought. take a look at live doppler along the satellite we are watching a cold front approach as it does it will pick up the wind right now it is gusting 30 miles per hour. sunshine throughout the morning and early afternoon as the cold front moves through. there is an isolated shower expect son" today temperatures in the mid-50's and low 60's looking at the three day forecast tomorrow is totally dry and that will lead us into our first totally dry weekend for the month of march. our next storm is moving in we

will check with jobina for a check on traffic. >> we are going to begin with a new alert in oakland on eastbound 580 the crash that we were following on west on 580 has cleared so miter backup been pretty much the consistent time lately and it's starting to fill in but not too bad traffic is moving very smoothly and at the limit as we bring in our 880 headlights are traveling southbound really beginning to fit in it's in our 11 minutes for that right 16 minutes so slowing there as well

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rate hike it will cost you even more to borrow money and carry credit card debt. financial regulators work to bolster the financial system. abc news reporter justin finch has more from washington. >> at the close of the two day beating the federal reserve announcing another interest rate hike. >> we remain committed to bringing inflation backed down to 2%. >> this since march of last year. >> we need to raise rates higher we will. >> jerome powell to cool inflation one he knows americans will feel the latest rate increase raising the already higher cost of credit card debt auto loans small business loans, home loans and mortgages after eight previous hikes.

this decision even more closely botched following the back-to-back failures of silicon valley bank and signature bank. the fed, the fbi see, and the treasury working together to give account holders full access to their money. >> our system is it sound and resilient. we are committed to learning lessons from this episode and to prevent episodes from events like this from happening again. >> we are watching the fed deploy simultaneous solutions to two critical concerns using regulatory power to shore up financial institutions while hiking interest rates to cool inflation. justin finch, abc news washington. >> we know windows different buildings shattered tuesday as the storm tore through this brings the number of high-rises in total to 5.

on tuesday, the windows broke 1400 mission street and closer to downtown at 50, california street, three 01 mission street and 350 mission st. city supervisor wants to reports on all downtown buildings to figure out why the windows are shattering know so far no one has been seriously injured by the falling glass. >> some of these buildings are modern some are over 50 years old. there seems to be no pattern here. >> department of building and inspections, they plan to make the clusters of fall. an engineer in the next 14 days. people to with all sorts of issues at the ted epcot center clues are clearing away debris.

no one was hurt this man dealing with what creek water did to this car after he took a chance and tried to drive through it. a lot of people say they've just had enough of all the water. >> i'm an avid surfer and a surface structure there is a lot of pollution in the water because of the agricultural runoff that we get from that creek. >> in moss beach, three trees toppled over thankfully nobody got hurt a spokesperson says they are trying to figure out how bad the damage was into patients will need to be transferred. did you see the story about the colleagues married? she was walking downtown on her way to work and was like there is something on me and it was a piece of glass. >> really? >> yea

she looked on and she was bleeding. quick's they can be a lot faster. say we have a 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts that you felt it could be 7080 just a few feet above. storm after storm just hitting them. >> you have to watch out for glass, the trees. stay in the house if you can. >> if it's not a commute or glass falling through the sky it's been a wild week. consecutive storms that is a lot to from a city that's not used to seeing that. a live look at sfo we are finally getting a quiet morning. tuesday and wednesday really just a mess out there we are seeing dry conditions but it is breezy out there. here is live doppler 7 it is pretty quiet this morning you can still see some snow showers falling around tahoe at this

hour. wind keeping temperatures elevated. out 53 degrees so we don't feel the typical chill. strongest wind from oakland to half moon bay 20-30 miles per hour. elsewhere, a little lighter but a cold front moves through and the wind will pick up. by about 4:00 p.m. we will the gusts areawide around 30 miles per hour we don't have any advisories or warnings but be aware they are getting pretty close to enough to take trees down. our cheese are already that is something we will watch as the afternoon goes on as the front moves through maybe try to touch off an isolated shower. behind that front cold air is going to move in we wilfindmpe't tomorrowni dry

weekend both saturday and sunday. here comes next area of low pressure that looks to have a week atmospheric river associated with it tuesday morning that is the day we are watching very closely here is the accuweather 7-day forecast before that, just enjoy the weekend. first fully dry weekend of the month. >> new at 6:00, is blockbuster video making a comeback? a new move that is sparking speculation. >> plus coverage of national puppy day. they are already in the studio and you're getting -- they are getting situated. >> look at all the puppy pads. we are covered. >> i want to go upstairs now. so we will be up there in the 6:00 hour so just wait a few minutes. and we

>> lindsay lohan j. cole are settling charges with the exchange commission after being accused of failing to disclose they were paid to promote crypto ms. logan agreed to pay $40,000 including fines turns out she was paid $10,000 to promote tokens offered by a company. she was unaware of the disclosure and agree to pay a fine. >> the sinkers publicist made the announcement sunday before she was sent to take stage at chase center but just today fleetwood mac singer was set to perform at the golden one center in sacramento on sunday. dates will be announced. >> actress courteney cox posted

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on. as the cold front moves through it will try to bring an isolated shower i think the best chances in the north bay. most of us are dry for the next 24 hours. >> at 6:00 county fair funds a rapper performing this weekend. >> a fundraising effort to keep three san francisco theaters running. >> stick around for another five years. >> it is national puppy day. he knows when the camera is on him because all morning he was facing the opposite direction and is and as the camera comes on, he turns. [laughter] >> ears perked up, posing. >> this is my dog right now. he was -- i will get to it later but you can adopt a dog that we have right here in s you can make the stars align. because when we come together,

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