>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: hundreds of crashing down. reggie: skiing in the spring and summer. kumasi: puppypalooza.

it is national puppy day and we are highlighting shelters around the bay area right here in our studio. this is a live we got a by right here in the studio. reie: hi --hi jobina: he has been so good this morning. reggie: we figured out how to get him comfortable but look at him. you are on camera five. [laughter] kumasi: oh. reggie: he's my good boy. jobina: he is -- this is the best birthday. reggie: i adopted brewster during our perfect pet program and i saw it and i've said, this is the dog for me. kumasi: you were like -- immediately. reggie: he was looking at san

quentin prison. he has been a good boy for us and we have had them for 1.5 years -- have -- we had him for 1.5 years. drew: have any problems in the weather department. -- you won't have any problems in the weather department. we are dry out there and the winds are breezy and you can see very gusting 20-30 miles per hour all ahead of a cold front that moves through here this afternoon. upper 40's to low 50's and that is where we are starting out now. sunshine, breezy conditions as the cold front moves through in the afternoon by 4 p.m., we could have having isolated showers in north bay and most areas remain dry. temperatures in the 50's.

we will have a closer look at the winds and the weekend forecast. reggie: we are getting the better idea of the storms impacted damaged by the numbers. pg&e says about a hundred thousand families and businesses in the bay area lost power at some point tuesday. there were 240,000 outages at once. about 24,000 customers are in the dark. on the peninsula, people are frustrated because of storm damage they have been dealing with for months. one woman says a roadway has been damaged since january and she says the lack of communication between residents and the county makes the situation works -- worse. >> we have had power lines down. reggie: thousands of people remain without electricity as they wait for crews to restore their power. >> we are looking for the biggest outages and how we can get the most customers back as

quickly as popular -- possible. eyave replaced almosts december 500,000 power poles in a 50 miles of mile -- and up -- -- walk of wire --of wire. kumasi: you can see the damage there. two large trees fell. this is part of a larger issue and at least 900 trees and branches came cap -- crashing down from san francisco and the number we got from the city's work department. pg&e says it has removed or 13,000 trees across the service area and that has damage -- damage the utilities -- utility's infrastructure. several people have died from falling trees.

san francisco police sergeant is in the hospital after a tree came crashing down on his police vehicle. our reporter is in san francisco with more. >> an example of the storm damage behind me and there are several similar large tree stumps lining brotherhood way. one of these trees in the lake merced hill area came down on his -- a sergeant. it injured him and sent him to a hospital. he is a 16 year veteran police officer. the sergeant had to be rescued by firefighters and remains in serious condition. examples of the storm afterma it is very easy to see tree stumps along here near s.f. state. at least two people were killed by falling trees by polk and

post and when tree came down and killed a person. all tied to dangerous weather conditions. here, others nearby are sharing the stories about the scary scene. >> i heard a crash and i opened the side door and walked out and i saw the tree going across the street and i saw a car under it. >> you think about the timing, how 30 seconds later, you would not have have -- had that happened. it is crazy to think that. >> of witness says she could not tell what vehicles were under the trees, only they had come down on several cars and the name of the san francisco police sergeant has not been released in the department telling us his family is asking for privacy at this time. reggie: we wish them the b it is the harsh weather kept you

from skiing in tahoe, you will have more time. palisades and others resorts extending their season. usually they close at mid april and they are staying open until the least the end of april and some pushing to make --may. a lot of settlement and we have had four full closure days and a number of visibility whole days due to the amount of active weather. reggie: even better news for mammoth mountain, it is extending estate -- exceeds in until the end of july. -- extends its season until the end of the july. that is you can access the same live

doppler 7 are weather team uses and that is available on the abc 7 bay area news app app. kumasi: multiple allegations and witnesses are testifying today. reggie: some parts are off limits because of recent storms and the repairs to get them open. drew: we are expecting a breezy afternoon on the way with winds gusting 20-30 miles per hour so we will have a right and breezy afternoon and a nice-looking weekend on the way and we will previe or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you take them everywhere... no matter how you define it. frontline®. the #1 name in flea and tick protection.

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drew: most of us are going to remain dry the next 24 hours and temperatures will go to the mid to upper 50's later today with a blend of sun and clouds and breezy conditions. the breezy -- three day forecast, we are rain free tomorrow and that is a fantastic weekend. storms return next week and we will talk about the next atmosphere in nine minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: we will start in livermore where that -- remains in place due to the crumbling roadway in the area caused by the weather. this is eastbound 580. caltrans is asking you to avoid the area while they continue

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kumasi: developments expected today in two separate investigating's -- investigations involving former president donald trump. jobina: the more serious of element found in classified -- developing found in classified documents at the mar-a-lago state. yesterday, a panel of judges rejected drums effort to block his lawyer from testifying and it comes after a judge determined there is compelling evidence that the former president and only misled his attorneys so they would file a sworn statement even though he knew it was false and sources say corcoran is expected to turn in documents today and barricades around the manhattan courthouse as the da investigates rather trump's alleged hutch money to stormy download -- stormy daniels rocha law -- broke a law. trump declared over the weekend

that he would be arrested on tuesday and that did not happen. new york is raising for protest after trump called his supporters to turn out and a few people seem to be getting his call. -- heating --heed --call. kumasi: a redwood fell on this bridge at the popular pfeiffer falls trail. emergency repairs are underway. >> because they are on an island and you can't get there. there are closures on highway one north and south of those part -- parts. kumasi: one park is closed after it was flooded after storms in january and officials are surveying the damage but work could take months to repair it.

today is national puppy day and we are partnering with shelters across the bay area looking for potential dog owners to adopt. reggie is with the main -- humane society north bay and has more on how you can adopt a dog today. reggie: i am surrounded by the most adorable puppies and they are from the same letter --li tter. look at these babies and can we check out the its --fits. the sweaters are incredible. hyatt, lisa. --hi, lisa. >> her name is twinkie. reggie: tell me about these babies. >> there -- they are from the same litter. there are five girls and flash is the only by -- boy.

they are 10 weeks old and adorable and disruptive but all -- destructive but all puppies are. reggie: they -- that comes with the territory and are they adoptable soon? >> yes, they are ready to go. they would be great for families with kids. they are lovable and other dogs have tried to say hello. very friendly. reggie: i came in here and they did not know me from adam and they came up to me and they were nice. kumasi: -- >> they also know you are a dog daddy. reggie: my dog is downstairs. do you know which one this is? >> this is -- reggie: my new baby? >> this is hazel. reggie: i like the sweater. what is the need at your shelter? >> it consistent always.

we have so many older dogs fantastic big dogs and a number of huskies, which is unusual for california. some people -- i attri the game of thrones affect. when it was popular, people wanted both puppies and husky's are fantastic and intelligent and we tend to see them back at the shelter at one year of age. they are not full grown and not trained. we have fantastic siberian husky's. we had eight go to a rescue minnesota. we have been getting videos of them playing in the snow and doing what huskies are designed to do. reggie: if

an older dog sound good to you you can go to the website -- >> we are in valeo. we are having an open -- open shelter on saturday. every fourth saturday of the month, we have open shelter. you can just come down with no appointment and browse the dogs and see who fits your fancy. you can meet all the docs. reggie: getting a dog from tv make sense because as you know, that is how i got my dog and is rooster behaving? kumasi: we got him. jobina: he's fine. drew: he's an angel. reggie: i was worried when i walked out because he was running around with you and jobina. [laughter] kumasi: was he happy? yes. he's happy. don't worry. reggie: i am glad to hear it. 100% recommend adopting a dog from tv. jobina: and they know how to act

on tv. he performed. [laughter] drew: he is so cute. kumasi: i interview is in about 20 minutes and i will get up there and we will meet puppies but these are cute. it is the sweaters for me. drew: the crop top. is giving. -- it is giving. jobina: how is your dog. drew: he doesn't love a crop top. jobina: he has a lot of for. --fir. drew: adopt dogs. give them a home. we this morning and we do have temperatures that are above average for this time of morning and we are not feeling the typical chill, we are in the upper 40's to lower 50's because the winds are breezy.

the strongest gusts is through oakland and elsewhere, winds are gusting 20 miles per hour and it is because of a cold front. future trak showing you winds pick up around four or 5 p.m. and gusting 20-35 miles per hour. we don't have any advisories with wind but it is gusty this afternoon because of a cold front and i wouldn't be surprised if we hear of isolated trees coming down because of the winds and the trees are stressed because of the storms but it will be breezy. the highest, we will go to the mid-50's to upper 50's across the region as -- and as the front moves through, it brings an isolated showers. there's nothing organize coming our way and overnight, -- organized coming in and overnight, it is chilly dropping to the 30's and low 40's and the weekend is beautiful. any activities outside, you are good to go but next week, there

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kumasi: florida governor ron desantis is trying to expand an controversial rule. this law also known as the don't say a law --gay lessons -- that students can choose not today -- take -- now to take. the initial log band kids -- classes from kindergarten to the third day -- parade. --grade.

it is going to prevent service charges from restaurants in excess of 50% and prevent new or increasing fees to customers other than a flat fee. the first one -- might limit service to the alameda community. discounted fares for the san francisco area, might stick around according to the examiner. the 30% discount started as part of a pandemic recovery program. the water emergency transportation authority's sent ridership authority outpace other regional transportation since they started doing discounts. if the proponent is accepted, -- bears range from as low as $.56 to $11. what is calling -- causing -- knocking out multiple windows in san francisco's buildings. what one supervisor wants people

to figure out now and we are taking a live look at what is bringing us joy. our puppy camps. --cams. ou transformed and we can't wait to share it with you.

building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: now i 6:30, a tornado touched down in l.a.. it was the strongest went to hit the county in 40 years. how much damage to hit -- left behind. kumasi: funnel cakes and eat 40 --r40. reggie: it is national puppy day and this is a live look from our abc 7 puppy cam. i was upstairs with these babies. they are from the same litter.

kumasi: rooster is in the studio. where is his tuxedo? reggie: i will put it on at the end of the 6:00. he likes formalwear before the 7:00 a.m. begins. drew: who doesn't? reggie: we love to wake up and put on suits. [laughter] good times. kumasi: we are enjoying national puppy day and enjoying the weather. drew: we need a break and we will get it. it is breezy and live doppler seven, it is quiet for the most part and we have showers to the east and they will remain there. we will get a breezy day and the winds are picking up and it is because of a cold that will move for later today and temperatures are in the upper 40's to lower 50's so stepped outside and feel like it hasn't -- is not as chilly as it had -- as

enhancement -- as it has been. clouds will build up as a front moves through and there's a chance for isolated showers but most of us stay dry and we take a close look at the winds and we will have that in a few minutes. kumasi: i suspect is dead after a police shot him after a hospice -- hostage situation. everything started at night. officers open fire on the suspect and he was taken to the hospital where he died in the hostages including two children were safely removed from the home and no one else was hurt. reggie: a search is underway for a missing seven-year-old boy and a moderate county. -- in monterey county. the mother told -- calfire crews found her and they took her to the hospital but the seven-year-old has not been found. kumasi: while the weather in los

angeles and people were watching in amazement as a tornado touched down in the east neighborhood of mondello. laurier lodge eaters -- gloria rodríguez is joining us. gloria: a tornado in los angeles. the national weather service has rated a storm -- the storm an ef1. >> turning into a tornado. did you see it pick up the stuff off the floor? gloria: to put this ef1 perspective, this gala goes from zero to five and five is the most intense and the winds are anywhere from 86 to 110 miles per hour. it injured at least one person. a local high school student was going to the ground opening the door to the tornado. >> the door bust open because of the wind and she holds on and falls over.

we try to not make it comedic but it was hard. gloria: there was nothing funny about the fact that tornado could have killed someone. no one was hurt. seven -- many buildin damaged. the genital is on the ground -- was -- the tornado was on the ground for 2-3 minutes. the damage path was 50 yards wide. kumasi: and mandatory evacuation order is in place were two homes in woodside because of a mudslide. there was an evacuation advisory for two dozen other homes and the slide threatened residents. >> there are regular teams -- trees clapping back and forth like sales --sails. kumasi: geologists are

evaluating the stability of the slide and they will monitor it for the rest of the week. reggie: take a look at a drone i view. this is right near the ferry building and two large trees fell on several city vehicles. the city's public department says at least 900 trees and ranches came crashing down from -- branches came crashing down from tuesday storm. they say they have moved at least 13,000 trees since new year's. we know at least five people have died as a result of the storm. all of them from falling trees. the san francisco police sergeant is in office -- an -- a hospital after a tree came crashing down on his patrol car. amanda del castillo is life -- live. amanda: many people are still dealing with the aftermath of the powerful storm.

as you mention, the san francisco police sergeant has been seriously injured after that tree fell on a car that he was inside near lake merced. we don't know the identity of that police are -- sergeant. the department is saying to families asking for privacy at this time -- the family seat -- the family is asking for privacy at this time. he is a 16 year veteran who was on duty. witness renée stevens says she could not tell what kind of vehicles were under the massive trees but they -- only they came down on cars. >> you think about the timing, how 30 seconds later he would not have had that happened. >> just pray for them, think about them and they need our support. it is tragic that a storm could

cost that much damage and threaten lives. amanda: elsewhere in the at least two people were killed by falling trees including someone hit by host and >> -- post and polk and it is incredible the number of trees and branches that went down during the storm and this is an example of several tree stumps that line brotherhood way this morning. potential ban in the u.s., the company ceo will speak in front of a congressional committee. jobina is at the live desk. jobina: tiktok ceo has been consistent, saying that american data is safe even though the app is owned by a chinese company. opponents say that tiktok poses a threat to national security. the chinese own company collects data including biometric

information and critics worry that the data could be headed to china's government the ceo says that nearly all u.s. tiktok data is owned -- stored in service in the u.s. some argue that small business will close without the exposure the app has given them. >> you kanban can --can tiktok but there are data brokers that data to other countries and businesses in other countries and that poses the same threat that companies like facebook and instagram and youtube and twitter pose. jobina: the senate committee chairman says tiktok cannot be trusted. the white house told the tiktok company saying it months -- must

sell its shares in the company -- kumasi: according to a study from gallup, two out of every five graduates say they have emotional stress issues and more than 40% of the survey thought about leaving the college because of stress. the research says a number of students are suffering from exciting and depression. reggie: how many people are being let go from tech companies. kumasi: another update of the markets next reggie:. we reggie: -- reggie: celebrating national puppy day and kumasi is going to go up. there they are. kumasi will visit the. look at these. kumasi: these puppies. reggie: those will be with -- for you to play with. kumasi: bye.

[laughter] reggie: make sure you stay with us for the abc 7 bay area news app seven at seven. you have to download the app. drew: we got the latest dropped monitor -- dropped --drou monitor. bass court to this morning and we saw a little improvement along the coastline. for most of the state, it is unchanged and 35% of the state is under moderate to severe drought categories and locally, there was no change over the last seven days and 99% of the bay area is route 3 but that extreme northern portion of the county that is underneath the moderate dropped --dr category. we are awaiting a cold front that will bring us breezy

conditions and a chance of isolated showers this evening and here's 5:00 p.m., future trak showing that the best chance of showers is in the north area. a blend of clouds today and breezy and temperatures at mid to upper 50's and at the three day forecast, we have a dry pattern tomorrow and it is mostly sunny that leads to a dry weekend coming up saturday and sunday. we are tracking another atmospheric weather -- river. let's check in with jobina. jobina: we are following a sig alert in oakland. it is going to slow you down if you're traveling on eastbound 580 before grand avenue. you can see that spot and you have in livermore, this is emergency work -- roadwork but a sig alert. eastbound 580 past north flint road and the roadway crumbled due to weather and caltrans is asking you to avoid it.

a lift picture in san jose joint 101 is a stall -- there is a stall. our drive w up with a live look at the bay bridge -- bay bridge -- bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is backed up.

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reggie: we know that windows at four different buildings in downtown san francisco shattered tuesday as the storm roared. this brings the total number of high-rises where windows have broken to five. windows broke at the bank of america building at 555 california street and closer to downtown at 50 california street ys they want tmpreheiv engng

reports downtown on all buildings to figure out why windows are century -- shattering. no one has been injured by the glass. >> some of these billings are modern and some buildings are 50 years old and there seems to be no pattern. reggie: we reached out to the officials and they say nothing has been planned to figure out why things have broken. now report and indeed and glassdoor will each cut about 15% of its workforce. both companies have offices in the blake -- the bay area, and glass door which opened a new office recently will lay off workers. the announcements, as multiple take -- tech companies have cut

thousands of jobs in less than a year. kumasi: the fed has approved a quarter-point interest rate hike for the ninth consecutive time. it raises the cost of credit card debt and home loans and mortgages. it comes after the failures of silicon valley bank and signature bank. the fdic and treasury are working to give account holders full access to their money. we will take a look at the new york start -- stock exchange. today is national puppy day and abc 7 is highlighting shelters to raise awareness about adopting dogs. kumasi is talking about that east bay as pac -- to be east bay -- the east bay sp kumasi: we have we have here? >> we have tumor, ginger, the

studio favorite, and rutabaga is rounding up the group. kumasi: what kind of puppies are these? >> we believe it is a shepherd-husky missed. it is pretty common. our shelter has a lot of shepherds and huskies available. this letter -- litter is perfect to showcases -- showcase this morning. kumasi: what do you advise people who are coming in here and making a decision? >> we have staff here and we can chat with you with what docs need and what may be great for your lifestyle and another thing we offer here is robust behavior and training program so all dogs should have a mental stimulation and we can help with that through our training classes and for those who aren't ready to make it to the shelter, we have

online webinars so you can take it at your own speed. kumasi: i love this. whether you are having people adopt, you are having people to support the fostering. reggie: fostering -- >> fostering is imp anda ster ho aheeyame to us with -- as a litter of nine, they had a respiratory problem. we put them in a foster home and they could come back to a shelter to be ready to be adopted and these three and there --their litter be ready. kumasi: you came up with also names and if people want information, where can they go? >> you can go to our website and you can find all the information

updated in live time. if you find someone, you can adopt them. kumasi: thank you so much for being with us and sharing ginger, rutabaga, and tumor rick --tumeric. reggie: is that name. -- it is that name. kumasi: airpods but ginger is nice. reggie: thank you spca and kumasi and we will check in with puppies and we will see how traffic looks like. jobina: it is turmeric. so cute. the westbound traffic is getting full but there are no blocking issues and no advisories for the major bridges around the area is

closing the bridge that has been issued by the chp. here it a lift picture of this bridge and the drive times here, we are looking at 25 minutes traveling towards the bay bridge toll plaza. we are looking at the sig alert in oakland on eastbound 580 before grand avenue. the slow down comes back and goes down and it is often on but in place -- off and on but in place. drew: we have a dry morning. it is breezy this afternoon. here is a live look at social tower -- sutro tower showing breezy conditions. there is a cold front moving later this afternoon and we wake up to temperatures in upper 40's to low 50's and the wind is breezy in spots. in oakland, 20-30 winds i have a front that will process later this afternoon and as it does, it will pick up more wins and we are expecting wind

gusting 25-30 milepost -- miles per hour. we don't have any advisories with the wind but i won't be surprised if we hear about trees coming down because they are stressed. highs today is a blend of sun and clouds in the front is trying to bring an isolated showers in the north and most areas are dry the next 24 hours. it gets chilly behind the front and we drop into the 30's and low 40's heading into friday. the weekend, saturday, sunday and anything outside, you are good to go. dry and sunshine and early next week, there is a storm system that will impact us most on tuesday morning. an atmosphere -- tuesday will be wet and windy. we are dry through the weekend. getting a dry weekend and early next week, we will track what conditions. -- wet conditions. jobina: it is time for our

toyota tahoe report and we look at chain conditions. no change on 50 but you need them everywhere else. a lot of snow and you hold -- you heard stories about seasoned extending for many resorts. 90-227 inches, a the area. remember to have those chains. sugar bowl, sierra and tahoe, all drive times ranging here because kirkwood will be longer. sugar bowl, t -- sierra and tahoe, right around the same time. lessee the most snow, kirkwood so maybe it would be worth the drive. be careful if you head out today. reggie:reggie: in san francisco, a fundraiser is to help peter

stay afloat. -- to help theater stay afloat. the chain says it has been difficult to stay open because of the financial loss from the pandemic. you can find more with their website. if you have a vcr or dvd blockbusters website is active. it says we are working on rewinding your movie. what does it mean? it is sparking speculation that they want a come back. there is one privately owned lock buster in the u.s. if you haven't heard the stories that have been done about it. it is in bed, oregon --bw oregon. stevie nicks is postponing two of her concerts because of a covid illness in her band.

they made the announcement a day before she was supposed to take the stage at chase center today. the fleetwood mac single was scheduled to perform at the gold one center. new dates will be announced in the future. this summer, you can enjoy a funnel cake while you watch you 40 -- you watch e4 to -- tickets are 20 five dollars and advanced sales for reserved seats are sold out and free bleacher seats are available on a first-come first-served basis with fair omission, which is $50 for adults. the outcome of the seven things you need to know and i will show you my dog rooster on this puppy day with a tux ego -- tough teedo. you can water app available fire tv and amazon tv and apple

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campaign spending loss --laws. reggie: the ceo of tiktok will try to commit lawmakers why they should not move forward to band tiktok. --ban tiktok. kumasi: we died in tuesday storm all killed by falling trees. archery also hit a sfpd offic and he is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. reggie: pg&e is working to restore power after a big storm and you can see where they are still out of power on this outage map. i have a million people were without power some point on tuesday. drew: it is a cloudy day partly for dry day ahead and it is breezy in spots as we await a cold front through here. partly cloudy with a live look

at sutro tower. we will try to bring an r/our two the north bay but most areas will be dry. jobina: we have a crash reported on the line up berkeley and westbound 80. kumasi: mentioned this. it is national puppy day and we are excited. our puppy cam is live right now on our abc 7 app and abc7news.com and you can find information there of any pets that you see and if you want to adopt them, we will feature them through the morning. you cannot adopt rooster. reggie: he is struggling to put on -- this morning. kumasi: pick -- drew: what are you wearing? thom porter? -- tom ford?

kumasi: we are going to figure it up. drew: there you go. here trying to take your correspondent job. reggie: i know he is. jobina: rooster is looking sharp. kumasi: i want to be onto of the year. --auntie of the year. y'all had opportunities. jobina: drew was standing on the roof and i was in the dungeon so you only had that opportunity. kumasi: here i am courtesy of jeffrey's natural pet food. they are in san francisco. reggie: they are fancy. kumasi: rooster will have jerky. it is like chicken turkey. all kinds of meat. look at this. it is this whole troy -- cool toy.

he has to play to get the treetop --treats reggie: