alive after that tree fell at 5:20 a.m. this morning, smashing into that house. it woke up pretty much the entire neighborhood and trapped the family upstairs. >> it was just a crack and then a loud boom. reporter: a sound linda ross will never forget. the moment this giant 100 foot oak tree crashed into her home early friday morning. >> the first thing i was doing is screaming to my son, who was trapped in his room. i was also trapped, because the door got stuck. reporter: the family shared these pictures of the incredible damage the tree caused to the bedroom. remarkably, he was not hurt thanks to some quick thinking. >> i don't know how he lived, honestly, his room is totally destroyed, that tree is on his bed. and he just heard it and jumped out of bed. reporter: but the mother and son were trapped on the second floor of the house. >> they threw ladders, cut some holes and got the

people out. luckily no one was injured. reporter: the oak tree stood for nearly a century and linda's front yard -- in linda's front yard. parts of the oak fell into the neighbor's property, narrowly missing his house and car. >> when these trees get to be about 100 years old, they grow about a foot a year, stuff can happen. reporter: fire fighters's winter storms and record rainfall have brought down hundreds of trees. >> with the wind, power lines come down, and trees. everything is so saturated, the trees are soaking up all the water. the ground is extremely saturated. reporter: a giant crane was brought in to remove the tree and begin a very big cleanup. a very big cleanup for sure. the house is now yellow tagged, remaining limited entry is allowed. there is no heat and no power inside. linda says she will be staying with friends for a while.

the house we are told was built in the 1900's. linda says she is v today to rebuild it. cornell bernard, abc7 news. julian: amazing they are ok right now. the peninsula crews in burlingame are still dealing with huge amounts of debris from the recent storm. cal state 92 is closed in both directions so workers can remove at detor drirsdowned trees. using local streets in and around el camino real and until drive. additional closures could come next week. kristen: residents in p face a difficult task of cleaning up after a levee breach forced them to evacuate their homes and businesses, damaged in pa more than 500 people have been living in shelters. they listed the evacuation

order a day earlier than expected. but there is no potable water and the sewer system remains out of service. conditions remain unsafe, including spoiled food, bacteria and possible power outages. the state superintendent was assessing the storm damage. he visited pajaro and lakeview middle schools where he handed out gift cards to impacted students and families. a massive levee breach flooded pajaro march 10th and displaced dozens of residents. a state of emergency has been declared in 43 counties across california. there are more storms expected this month. julian: the cleanup continues from the powerful storms earlier this week. right now we are enjoying beautiful weather, and looking ahead to a beautiful weekend. kristen: that's as far as i'm going to look, sandhya. meteorologist: i don't blame you one bit. it is going to be an absolutely beautiful weekend to get outside. if you like what you are seeing outside right now, which is

plenty of sun, then you will really be able to get out and enjoy this weekend. take a look at the winds. getting custody around sfo, 30 mph. it doesn't really feel terribly warm to you right now. temperatures are running behind where they should be for this time of year. tonight a frost advisory is going up for all areas shaded in blue. 4 a.m. saturday, tomorrow morning, until 9 a.m. sunday, low to mid 30's. frost is expected to form. 5 p.m. tonight, temperatures in the 50's. stepping out this evening, grab a jacket. temperatures will be following. tomorrow morning, down into the 30's and 40's. for the afternoon, 50's and 60's. live doppler 7 shows passing high clouds. we are tracking wet weather. in atmospheric river arrives late monday. i will be back to tell you what the storm is going to bring,

coming up in a few minutes. julian: thank you so much, sandhya. you want to track this next storm, do not forget you can get the same live doppler 7 i weather team uses on-demand on the abc7 bay area app. download it wherever you stream. kristen: in napa county, atrial disclosed between -- a trail is closed after a power fell in the middle-of-the-road. silverado trailill remain closed until further notice. julian: dramatic new video, showing the moment a police chase led to a deadly crash in rodeo. we want to warn you the video is tough to watch. a car, being driven by a mother of twin boys beginning to make a left turn, when she gets broadsided by this white suv that was being chased by police. the mother was killed in the trash. the 6-year-old to winds in

the trash were taken to the hospital, their condition not known at this time. look at the aftermath left behind. hercules police say the suv was stolen. we suspect the car thief suspect and car thief was not hurt and has been arrested. kristen: story that you will see only on 7. reporter: the collision happened quickly. as we slow the video down, you can see how the pedestrian is struck and dragged a few feet, hitting a wooden barrier. jennifer conrad is a pedestrian hit by the scooter on february 18 as she was leaving this restaurant on king street across from the ballpark. >> i was coming from the restaurant to my car on the sidewalk, and i saw a scooter coming really fast, had a second to react and i moved back.

didn'n his face was like, get out of my way. reporter: conrad says immediately following the collision, she was confused and could not speak. the scooter writer tried to help her but when she asked him for his information, conrad says he took off. >> he left. people were like, don't leave. reporter: he boltedreporter: -- reporter: he bolted. >> when i said, give me your information, he saw more people coming so he left. reporter: this little rental companies have it printed on each scooter, no sidewalk riding. we found a few of them continue to break the law. police are still invested getting the accidents and they say scooter riders are at fault in more than 55% of crashes. conrad filed a police report. a few days after her accident, she had bruises on her arms and feet and suffered a broken wrist. >> i don't hate the scooter's.

i love the scooters. but just don't be rude. respect everybody. julian: today s unified school district teachers held a one-day strike with pickets at three schools and rally at city hall and district headquarters. the union did not authorize this one. some teachers from 14 schools did not work today including here at skyline high school. one of the three picket locations. teachers are asking for any or 23% raise which would bring them close to the median pay for teachers in california. according to a history teacher., the district recently countered with a 3.5% raise. >> when it's a pay our teachers more to keep good teachers in oakland. >> we don't want to stop the teaching. but we need to find a way to live. julian: we are hearing from

oakland unified saying in part some members of the oakland education association decided to hold a one-day strike on friday, march 24th, at a number of middle and high schools across oakland unified school district. they stated in writing the strike was not associated by oea. they kept all schools open and students were encouraged to attend classes. however it adversely impacted students' access to instruction at some schools. kristen: much more to come on abc7 news at 4 p.m. the wet winter means restrictions are now easing in california. the new plan the government laid out today. it's one of the most sought-after beers in the world, now back in one country. if you want your share, you better act fast. you will soon have a chance to experience what it is like to be king charles but you won't we

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kristen: today russian river brewing company kicked off their 19th annual planning the younger release. julian: we were in santa rosa this morning ahead of the limited release of the greatly sought-after triple ipa. this year's brew is smooth with 10.25%

apparently it has a note of orange and stone fruit. people stood in line for hours just to get a taste of this year's brew. >> year after year, we are always a bit paranoid that maybe nobody will show up. this might be the year that people are just over it. and year after year, we are always pleasantly surprised at how many people show up and continue to show up. kristen: santa rosa and windsor pubs through april 6. prince are always like, did you get some? -- friends are always like, did you get some? julian: a bit last -- if it lasts until april 6. hopefully there's some left for us. kristen: let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel now. meteorologist: we deserve a weekend with plenty of sun. let's get you outside and show

you what it looks like. there will be sunny skies as we hit the weekend. as we look at the left picture from our roof camera, there are a few clouds passing through. it certainly has been a breezy afternoon. right now, sfo, gusting to 30 mph, 32 mph half moon bay. a northwesterly breeze, keeping us on the cooler side of where we should be for the sum of your. winds will remain gusty. 5:00 p.m., over 40 mph winds near the coast. into the evening hours, still breezy, gusty. layer up if you have friday night plans. winds come back up again 25-30 mph for the afternoon tomorrow. it is really quiet here in the bay area. the pacific northwest is getting some rain and snow. we are in for some wet, windy weather next week. but until then, just soak up the sun. you can see blue sky right now.

54 degrees in the city. 58 of oakland, palo alto, san jose. 52 for half moon bay. you are noticing mostly sunny skies. 59 santa rosa, low 60's for napa, fairfield, concord, 59, livermore, 58 degrees. a few fairweather cumulus clouds. a look at your forecast headlines -- cold mornings with frost this weekend. mainly sunny days expected. a storm arrives early next week with an atmospheric river and we are expecting unsettled weather through wednesday. so we are going to go hour-by-hour -- high clouds continue to increase tonight going into early tomorrow morning. then they just disappear. so you got that right sky for the afternoon and evening hours. your morning temperatures, they are going to fall. frost advisory for many parts of the bay area except the coast and the bay. tomorrow morning, try low 30's to mid 40's. it is going to be cold, so definitely bundle up. you probably felt it this morning. tomorrow afternoon,

mid 50's to low 60's. plenty of sun from coast to inland. sunday, very similar conditions, 50's and 60's. going into monday, not a whole lot of change. she was when the temperatures really drop -- tuesday is when the temperatures really drop. you will notice. monday night, the atmospheric a starting to approach the coast and then tuesday it is moving on. we will see heavy winds at times, gusting 45-50 mph. we are expecting to see our it's heavy snowfall. be ready -- we are expecting for the sierra to get heavy snowfall. be ready for a storm before it winds down. both days, we will see frosty and cold conditions. a level 1 late monday night. tuesday, a level two, rain and gusty winds. we could see potential issues with minor flooding on the roadways in small streams and potential for more power lines going down.

scattered showers on wednesday and drying out thursday and friday. here we go with another atmospheric river. kristen: you know what? let's not think about that. let's focus on the weekend. [laughter] julian: focus on the now. the first dry weekend in the month of march. meteorologist: we had 16 days this month with wet weather and every weekend we have had rain. kristen: seized the moment, -- seize the moment, everyone [laughter] julian: if you have been working hard to meet the state's target of reducing water consumption by 15%, you can stop now. but the state is hoping you won't actually stop. today, governor gavin newsom, announcing an easing of the drought restrictions including that voluntary conservation target. storm after storm made this one of the wettest years on record in california. do you need me to tell you that? following three of the driest years on record. it is those wild swings that makes it so important to keep conserving. >> when we talk about the hots

getting a lot better and the wets getting a lot wetter and the dry's getting a lot drier, it is important to have a water conservation system in the state and i want the folks of california to know that we take that seriously with a sense of deep urgency, mindful of how quick the conditions can change. and with a deep that the economy on the well-being, likelihood and health and safety of millions of californians is at stake, if we do not meet these moments and continue to maintain our vigilance. julian: the governor also announced an end to the level two drought contingency plan and introduced his plan to increase storage efforts through groundwater recharge, stormwater capture, and reservoir storage, and more. you can keep track of california's drought as we head into the spring and summer months on our website, abc7news.com.

just look for the interactive drought tracker. kristen: disney, abc7's parent company, is donating $2500 to family connection centers. this is part of the initiative c. odguez read to pre-k students at the location on mission street in san francisco today. they hav support services, family and afterschool programs and basic needs assistance. 90% of those they serve are low income. family connections use the books in there pre-k homework club and summer camps programs and give them away as some of -- at some of their upcoming events. >> the books encourage imagination. children will imagine, explore, ask questions, gain more knowledge about letter knowledge and vocabulary as well. kristen: disney's magic of storytelling initiative is a

cooperation with first book to help cultivate the next generation of storytellers through equitable access to books. if you want to help or are an educator or a nonprofit serving children in need, visit magicofstorytelling.com for more information. julian: the public will have a chance to stand in the same spot where king charles the third will be crowned may 6 at once mr. abby. visitors will be able to walk on the pavement where coronations have been held for more than 700 years. but -- they will not be allowed to wear shoes. you have to take your shoes off and wear only socks on your feet, as you stand on the mosaic stonework. it is beautiful. the famed 13th-century mosaic will be open to the public the second half of may through the end of july. kristen: a bay area woman lands on an elite list with big names like michelle obama. the work she's doing that's getting her national attention. julian: and a cat andhis life of crime

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julian: welcome back. a cat burglar was so notorious, he was known all around the world. kristen: it is a story we have been following for years here at abc7. we first told you about dusty,

then he went viral before that was even a thing. he was nicknamed the cleptokitty after stealing items from his neighbors' home. sadly he passed away this month, but dustin dorsey spoke with his owners today to really remember the viral sensation. reporter: this san mateo community can once again rest at night, knowing their belongings are safe from a prolific cat burglar. but they also sleep with heavy hearts after the beloved cleptokitty dusty passed away this month a the age of 17. >> it's been hard. you expect to see him when you walk in, where he slept. you know, you'll get through it. reporter: he stole the hearts of viewers back in 2011 when our own reporter caught the cat burglar read -- red pa a camera captured the thieving kitty scouring the neighborhood

for goods, bringing back items as gifts for his guardians. >> before he started to bring stuff back, i was playing fetch with him, which i was amazed at. he's a better fetcher than the dog. [laughter] i don't know that triggered his behavior or not. reporter: as the number of items grew over the years, so, too, did dusty's popularity, getting attention from all over the world, even appearing on the david letterman and jay leno shows. dusty was loved by many, but his family became particularly close with vic lee, even making an appearance at his retirement party. vic was able to visit dusty recently one last time to say goodbye 12 years after dusty's escapades went viral. >> he would always recognize me and come over, love at first sight. you see this unique cat and you go, wow, that is a star. it was just a loving cat. reporter: he believes his spirit will still be felt by this community. dusty's guardians hope that love

and laughter will linger. >> i hope they just remember him as just a fun cat that went out and tried to presents it's been ramazing to us that this little cat could do that. he's a very special cat. reporter: from one dusty to another, rest in peace, cleptokitty. you will be missed. dustin dorsey, julian: we will be speaking with dusty's owners coming up at 5:30 p.m. on our streaming newscast. hope you join us us for that. a san francisco woman is being honored as a usa today women of the year -- woman of the year. she's an activist who use her platform to support chinatowns across america. goldie hawn is being hon her work around mental health and children. former first lady michelle obama made the list for being a champion for girls to have equal opportunities in education.

she spoke with us about advocating for the long-term preservation of the country's chinatowns. >> chinatowns across the country all report less foot traffic, increased crime. there are hate crimes. and at night, chinatowns are all reporting less business. so if we don't support chinatowns by showing up, eating at the restaurants, supporting the market source, bakery -- stores, bakeries, we will lose these chinatowns. and san francisco's chinatown is so important. it is a historic chinatown. and this not just the story of chinese-americans -- it's not just the story of chinese-americans, san francisco chinatown tells the story of america. julian: she'the.the list includf each state as well as washington, d.c., puerto rico.

debuting march 31. catch it on flat forms like amazon and roku. kristen: as part of women's history month, google is celebrating kitty o'neill, who was once known as the fastest woman in the world. today's doodle celebrates the stunt woman on what would've been her 77th birthday. o'neill was a daredevil since childhood and a rocket powered vehicle driver. the doodle was illustrated by mi a, who was also deaf. she was crowned the fastest woman alive after reaching more than 512 miles per hour in a rocket powered car. julian: allies in action -- we will be introducing you to locals like you helping kids in the north bay. kristen: and you details about the near fatal stabbing on a bus, and the details about the age of the

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. julian: thank you for sticking with us at 4:00. san francisco police believe a 12-year-old boy is responsible for two stabbings and less than a week including one where the victim nearly died. kristen: some parents and students are asking why they were never notified about a fellow student being charged with attempted murder. dion lim has been digging into the story. she joins us out with a story you will only see on seven. reporter: this has been a challenging story to report on because there are long-standing state privacy laws in place

protecting juveniles. the lack of information about child suspects allegedly involved in violent crimes is concerning parents and community members. they are asking who is protecting us. >> i was shocked, scared, and devastated. he was mumbling that he got stabbed and did not stop the bleeding. reporter: those words are from the family of a 15-year-old boy who was violently stabbed it what san francisco police a was a random attack on this bus near union square at the afternoon of march 13. scared to talk on camera, they answer to my questions via text. >> it was shocking and devastating to hear he was stabbed without provoking anyone. reporter: most shocking, the suspect is just 12 years old. this photo is of a knife which documents the suspect allegedly through into bushes. at the 15-year-old victim nearly lost his life. >> i felt like i was having a heart attack. feeling helpless for not being

able to be there. reporter: document show the 12-year-old was apprehended a short time later and charged with attempted murder. one week prior on march 6 the boy was named in police documents and a suspect -- as a suspect in another alleges having. i discovered the suspect as a criminal history. documents reveal he was previously arrested for an alleged robbery involving a firearm and was on juvenile probation. >> i do not know what is going to happen. reporter: parents at the middle school where the suspect is a student told me as of one week after the bus stabbing they had yet to be informed by the school that the boy was booked for attempted murder. >> nobody told us. i heard it from my child. >> the school said nothing. >> they do not give out that information that much. you have to wait or dig deep for yourself to find that information. reporter: abc 7 news reach out

to the san francisco unified school district a couple times this week to see if they did notify the school community about the 12-year-old student's alleged involvement in these serious crimes. the district spokesperson said they could not talk specifically about the case due to privacy issues, adding the district as particles in place to ensure the safety of students and to communicate updates with families to support schools when an incident occurs involving a particular school community. the information blackout is not just from the school district. it extends to the juvenile criminal justice system, which is all about privacy. juvenile justice officials would not confirm if the boy was in custody because of privacy. the public defender's office could not confirm their involvement in the case, citing state laws that restrict information about juvenile cases to anyone other than relevant parties in the legal matter and prohibits dissemination to outside parties. i sat down with a san francisco district attorney who could not

go into specifics about the case because of privacy. i asked about the boy's allegedly repeated crimes. >> with our youth is different. we have to make a determination on whether somebody we seek for the youth to remain out of the home, but it is a different process. reporter: a criminal defense attorney has extensive experience with juvenile cases but is not affiliated with this stabbing incident. he said it is challenging and the criminal justice system for juveniles needs to work. >> we are popularizing crime. the culture shift is into the name of compassion remove accountability, and that is a dangerous road to walk. they are experiencing, they are exposed to more mature behaviors earlier, and i fear for them, because they do not have the emotional maturity to moderate themselves. reporter: when i asked da jenkins about the frustration shared by brass and a number of parents i spoke with, she

acknowledged the need for change. >> what is going on is not enough. it is not working. that is why we are in these situations, but there is more we can do, and i am optimistic if we come together in a way that is more innovative we will get there. i think there has to be the balance between having a consequence even into my home with my kids, there has to be a consequence, but understanding you have to exercise compassion to make sure we are helping our children mature properly and appropriately. reporter: as the 15-year-old's victim continues to grapple with what happened, they are looking to recovery. they too ask for change to a juvenile justice system so clearly broken. >> there must be better solutions from the ground up. if this could be anyone's child or family member. reporter: i spent a good amount

of time speaking to the 50-year-old stabbing victim's family. they are in a challenging position. they are trying to balance the issue of their own privacy for safety reasons, while at the same time they understood the importance of telling their story. at one went they told me one story it would not necessarily change laws in san francisco or the state, but they wanted to do what they can to help, and i am so grateful when victims decide they want to address their story to us. kristen: it is frightening. what d.a. jenkins said about there has to be consequences. that seems to be tapping into what a lot of people are saying. julian: so heartbreaking, because you see this 12-year-old has been failed by so many people. kristen: it is a chain, it is challenging, and nobody seems to have a definitive answer. julian: appreciate the reporting. kristen: in oakland, business owners are on edge after a rational burglaries in chinatown. we are learning the crime spree

includes jack london square. today a meeting was held to address security concerns. lena howland has the story. >> it is not an opportunity to be quiet. reporter: less than 24 hours after a string of eight break-ins including some caught on camera in oakland's chinatown -- >> to me it looks like a flash mob. they are organized. reporter: business owners are coming together to demand change. >> i would like to copd -- to have someone patrol a certain part of chinatown in the middle of the night. reporter: in an emergency meeting held by the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce friday morning, many business owners came with questions for police. but they did not show up after finding out it would have turned into a press conference that is according to the oakland chinatown improvement council. >> this is a failure of city

government, and our community is not protected. reporter: here in chinatown where you can see fresh locks outside of their gait, the owner tells abc 7 she is not able to reopen her business yet until oakland police response to investigate. >> we are waiting for evidence of tech to come out. that is the latest. until then, we possibly have more damages. reporter: community members like lynette say because of this, she is avoiding chinatown in the afternoons and evenings. >> i do not feel i am safe to walk around here. the police should do something to help the community. reporter: abc 7 reached out to oakland police about this issue. all they declined our interview request, in their own video statement they said they are taking steps to cut down the number of burglaries. >> controls wrath

staff and field teams will be deployed to these communities. reporter: the oakland chinatown improvement council has vowed to work toward adding more nighttime security in the area. >> if we do not collectively come together as a community and advocate, then it will be harder to get the support. kristen: public safe something we are always monitoring with our abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker. you can use this interactive tool to see how your city fares when it comes to crime. find the tracker on our website abc7news.com. julian: it looks like bart has taken the first step toward getting your gates. the company awarded the contract will start testing gates out at a station later this year and the new gates will be installed systemwide by the year 2026. while the design is not been picked out yet, bart says the gates will cut down significant

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abbasid of hope for many at risk teens. kristen: as lyanne melendez tells us, she does not do it alone. she has a small army of people like you and us creating a village of opportunities. ♪ >> i see ambassadors of opportunity as the little engine that could. ♪ >> founder and the best hitter of hope for opportunity. ages 16 to 25 who are forgotten. we have a hangout our youth can come and just relax, use the computer, read. >> let's go inside.

>> i wanted a homelike setting where it felt warm and comfortable, and they could come and feel appreciated. >> i was 18 at the time when i came in, and now i am 39. when i first called zara i knew the place. i realized i did not have any life skills, i did not know how to balance a checkbook, saving money. >> i had been hired by sunny hills back in 2001, and i was hired to design a program for those youth so they would have the skills and support they needed. in 2003, the government cut the funding, and i could not walk away from the youth who were doing well and trusting me. i could not abandon them like the other adults had been. >> let me see if i have this right. you have a handful of young people with relate no support,

no real place to go. you brought them here, no funding. that would have kept me up at night. how did you do with? -- it? >> that is why we are the little engine that could. ♪ >> it helped me do things to get jobs and help me with having a good resume for jobs and nurture the music that i worked on. >> i think that is another unique feature of what we do. it is about bringing the community together. we have many dentists for example that donate their time pro bono. tech-support. it goes on and on. in a year. there -- year period, about 200. 125 of those are ongoing youth,

because we did not stop at a year or two years or three years. >> she has all of the time for us no matter what. >> this is called the gratitude school. i want to give one you view each, and you are going to answer it. >> have you ever waited for something and later discovered the delay was for your good? i am grateful zara s me and went to bat for me. >> is being grateful a choice? if i realize everything it's a gift being given to me, then i can be thankful. how do i show gratitude? i give back. >> every step has been healing for me as well. since i came from a family like many of the youth, and i have been homeless. i am the luckiest woman in the world. i am so grateful. ♪

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kristen: the farmers market is this weekend. pop-ups on the plaza celebrating like women makers kicks off this saturday from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. the nonprofit will host tomorrow's event area nearly 15 black-owned businesses are participating. there will be food for sale, music, and activities including flower crown making. all of the businesses are part of the foodways equity program. julian: and you got plenty of opportunities to do everything to have wanted to do outside for the last month. kristen: without getting wet. sandhya: you will need the shades especially if you were going out and about going to the events happening. take a look at this live picture from zephyr cove.

average. if you want to get up to tahoe, you are good to go other than isolated snow showers. monday night, there is a chance. tuesday, it is brisk with heavy snow. winter storm watch going up monday afternoon through wednesday afternoon. heavy snow is expected. the snow level will be 3000 to 4000 feet and lowering to 2000 view. another 30 inches expected for the resorts. locally, it is a quiet picture on live doppler seven. tomorrow, it 50's to low 60's. there is a look at rainfall projections. monday through wednesday we are talking 1 to with the atmospheric river. it is a one monday night and day two on tuesday. julian: that is what we will be

doing, enjoying that sunshine. audiences in san francisco will see the movie black panther like never before. the san francisco symphony holding two screenings of the movie accompanied by a live orchestra. they show zara tonight and tomorrow at 7:30. anyone with tickets is invited to a free q&a session with the conductor of the concerts and movie soundtrack. disney is the parent company of abc 7. kristen: how fun. a new way to vacation that could be the trip of a lifetime. julian: could you spend three years under cruiseship? we will show you some of the

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i'm going to mandalore. dublin. wakanda. ♪ ♪give me the greenlight♪ now is our time. may the force be with you! ♪ ♪greenlight♪ kristen: it is a trip around the world like no other. a cruiseship is about to set sail for a three year long voyage. victor offers us a view of the vessel. reporter: an inside look at a voyage on the high seas like we have never seen it before. as more and more passengers signed up for the world's first three years cruiseship around the globe. >> peoples, places, and things i am excited to experience. reporter: 37 five destinations with stops in at 13 five countries across all seven continents. the life that sea setting sail

from istanbul taking up passengers in barcelona and miami. the ship can hold just over 1000 passengers. more than half of the cabins already booked. mary, a retired flight attendant, booked one of the biggest rooms on the ship. >> this will be the perfect place to do it all. reporter: here is what a typical state room will look like. it cost $33,000 per year, which includes food, drinks, entertainment, and a fitness center. the ship is wired for professionals working remotely with meeting rooms, offices, a library, and wi-fi. >> half of the ship is under 60, and that was a huge surprise for me. they people are getting younger and younger. more and more people in their 20's. kristen: if you ever feel homesick, friends and family can stay free of charge and the

ship's included guest cabins. that is it for abc7news at 4:00.

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is graphic. >>