announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> a video of a at oakland coliseum. police launching an investigation into that incident. it is saturday, april 1. thank you for joining us. good morning, lisa. the first dry weekend in a long time. finally a break. lisa: we will be changing in the extended outlook as we look from live doppler 7. we have clouds and showers up to the north. a piece of the energy working down to the north bay later on. 36 at sanford. a cold morning with temperatures

in the upper 30's from santa rosa. 47 at alameda. three degrees colder in hayward with four degrees cooling in santa rosa compared yesterday. it is chilly. the sun is coming up at 655 time. we will see -- 6:55. upper 50's. the clouds will thicken in the north bay. in the south bay it will be in the low 60's. a x of clouds and sun for most. we will talk about when we warm up in my extended outlook in a few minutes. liz: thank you. the open police department has opened an investigation into the confrontation between a los angeles angels player and oakland haze fan. this happened after thursday's game at the oakland coliseum. police evidence in their investigation it appears to show. anthony rendon grabbing a fan by his shirt and attempting to hit

him after the fan said something. major league baseball officials said they are investigating the incident. police say the fan has not made a formal report about the interaction. questions continue about a longtime employee of the san jose police officers association who faces charges for an alleged drug scheme, including importing fentanyl. joanne segovia authorities houre her court appearance on friday. investigators say she imported illegal synthetic opioids from overseas, including a former fentanyl. it was part of a scheme to distribute the drugs throughout the u.s. the police officers association says they were not aware of the situation. >> we are in the midst of our internal investigation. we want to make sure we are being thorough as we look back through all the things we have learned through the federal investigation. liz: investigators say dozens of

shipments were sent to segovia's home in 2015. she was released from custody and is expected to appear in court in late april. we will keep you updated. new developments this morning. police say two gang members are responsible for a double murder at an airbnb party in north oakland. police believe the suspects are a part of the northen they were booked into juvenile hall because they were 17 at the time of the shooting. at least nine people have died from a storm system that is ripping through the south and midwest. they brought deadly tornadoes that wrecked homes and businesses. the storm is on the move, heading east. derek dennis has the latest. dere throughout the nation's midsection.

officials in arkansas confirming several deaths and more than 50 people in the laskey county hospitalized. the town of wynn hit particularly hard. >> there are no words. we can't say nothing. this has never happened to here like this. >> it is real scary. all the people that way, we don't know if they are ok or not. reporter: governor sarah huckabee sanders declaring a state of emergency. >> we activated arkansas's national guard and we have 100 guardsmen on the ground. derek: more damage in west little rock where both commercial buildings and homes have been destroyed. cars flipped over, leaving downed trees and power lines. a meteorologist on the air reacting to the damage as they provided live reports. >> we have friends and family affected by this. there homes of been destroyed. if there is hesitation, we are trying to keep composure. derek: the storms hit further north.

a shelter-in-place at o'hare international airport in chicago. a theater roof collapsed in belvidere, illinois during a concert with roughly 260 people inside. >> there were multiple injuries. there was a fatality. there was 28 persons transported by ambulance from here. derek: at least 43 tornadoes reported in six states, including this one near harper, iowa. >> advise me if i'm going to hit anything. the my eyes. derek: the system moving east with severe conditions possible for major cities, including philadelphia, new york and boston. derek dennis, abc news, new york. liz: caltrans has scheduled repairs for interstate 680 and solano county near the gold hill road exit in fairfield. starting on monday, they will close the far right side of southbound 680 which sustained storm damage.

it will be closed each night through friday from 5:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the next morning. this look shows that heavy damage to an access road next to 680. the road is impassable now but beneath that there is a damaged water line that provides water to venetia residents. bart's track improvement process starts this weekend. they are said to replace an interlocking section of track between rockbridge and orinda stations. it is decades old and has outlived its design life. the project runs five not consecutive weekends, this weekend being the first. three buses will replace train service between rockbridge and durant a stations all five weekends -- orenda stations five weekends. mail theft is rising. it's happening everywhere. thieves stealing checks, credit cards, packages. what can you do to make sure no one steals it? that is what tim johns found out.

>> definitely. it has gotten more frequent. tim: mail theft has been a constant worry ever since he moved into his neighborhood. >> our mailbox has been broken intended 15 times in the last couple years. tim: he says he's oftentimes come home to find the doors on his mailbox either broken into or tampered with. he's not alone. the postal service is mail theft and mail carrier robberies have risen broadly in recent years. our media partners the san francisco standard reports robbery cases rose from 94 in 2018 to 253 in 2021. >> some of been at gunpoint and i foot. tim: jeff finch says mail theft is a fellow crime and something the usps takes seriously. >> inspectors respond to the scene. we do neighborhood canvases. we knock on the doors. we talked to residents. we talk to businesses.

we request videos. tim: oftentimes the thieves are looking for personal information like banking details or credit card numbers, a scary thought for jones. >> important checks and things, pay stubs, etc. that are stolen. tim: the mailbox has been broken in so many times his mill person does not even bother using it anymore. officials say reporting any theft and sharing potential evidence helps them catch those responsible. jones says he wishes more could be done. >> either installing a mailbox slot on the garage door itself or in the gate that maybe is more secure. tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: in the north bay we can see a couple of teacher strikes. bennett valley union district in santa rosa could see teachers walk out if there's not an agreement reached next week. teachers are upset with wages. they are the lowest of all the school districts in santa rosa. officials say they put as much

money towards salaries -- they want to put as much money towards salaries as possible. and san rafael, elementary schools teachers have authorized strike. they will walk out if there is no contract agreement after a state assigned fact-finding process this spring. one of the main sticking point is wages. to mark cesar chavez day on fr together rm has many rs.the srmeason laurenarnentce us to a family trying to get by in the eight available. lauren: farmworkers are to recover from the january storms. maria nunez owns a family farm in gilroy. two out of her eight acres were completely flooded, including her home. >> [speaking spanish] lauren: she says her goal is to find a long-term home for her

family. they were staying at hotel and most recently moved into a rental supported by santa clara county. >> [speaking spanish] lauren: she says right now she's harvesting on the six acres that were not damaged by water. they are selling their fruits and vegetables in napa, morgan hill and martinez farmers markets. >> this is where they were, where they live, where agriculture is. there is no place for them to go. lauren: farmworker caribbean is providing aid. the founder says she understands federal aid takes a while but the need is now. >> that's a lot of red tape that takes a lot of time. they are hungry today. lauren: earlier we saw volunteers with second harvest cruz go door-to-door. next wednesday, the nonprofit organization a loss will bring their mobile resource center to help with the mental health needs. >> it was the lead

the half moon bay shootings. they saw the effect on the mental health of farmworkers. they have very daily stresses. it's these organizations and nonprofits that come in and help the people. this is a humanitarian issue. lauren: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. liz: let's get a check outside. lisa: it is certainly cold this morning. temperatures dropping to the upper 30's and unprotected valleys. not so warm of an afternoon. we will see changes in the seven-day forecast. i think you will like it. liz: new details in former president trump and his plans to turn himself into faced charges in new york. plus, taking a stand. youth show their support for transgender visibility day. my wife's name is joy. we've been married 45 years. i'm taking a two-year business course.

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the former president is likely to travel to new york on monday. he's expected to appear in court on tuesday in what is likely to be around two dozen counts. it is related to an alleged hush money scheme. his lawyers says he plans to plead not guilty and will fight the charges. >> this is unprecedented in this country's history. i don't know what to expect other than an arraignment. >> the assumption is there is a felony charge in the indictment. his business records crimes can be bumped up to a felony if it's committed in order to further another crime. liz: the investigation by manhattan district attorney alvin bragg folk cyst that focused on a payment to stormy daniels to cover up an affair. the question is if it was to avoid negative publicity that could have caused him the -- cost him the 2016 election. antioch city leaders are working to beople ice

department.rtage with officeroneave hasy residents concerned ousior sevi called. unser: a secured company notified him someone is breaking into his restaurant at antioch. he was watching on surveillance camera at home. >> i'm watching him walk around. i'm sorry, we don't have anybody available to come to the restaurant. unser: he decided to go to the restaurant himself. when he got there the suspect was gone. he says police showed up four hours later. >> is the backbone of the community. to be four hours after the response time when someone was in here when i was on the phone the whole time with them, with the pd, it is discouraging. unser: city leaders say more

needs to be done to address police staffing shortages. the mayor spoke about it on thursday. >> my goal is to inform the public what is happening in terms of office sleep a lower level of policing staff. that will have an impact on the service level. unser: for years the city has been trying to recruit officers. last a signing bonus to attract some experienced officers from other jurisdictions. there are other incentives like a down payment assistance program for officers who buy in antioch. >> that is had a huge impact on recruitment efforts. applications went up by 44%. unser: testing was underway for new police training on friday. the department is under investigation with more than eight officers currently on leave. some residents say they feel vulnerable. >> i see a lot of people take off running or breaking into cars. where is the police when you

need them? it is kind of sad. unser: city leadership has to do more. >> it does not help when they constantly have situations happen internally and in the city that is hard to recruit people to come to a place where there is a lot of strife. unser: anser hassan, abc 7 news. [applause] liz: many high school walked out of class on friday an issue of the solidarity for trans day of visibility. advocates say it's an opportunity for people to show support and who they really are. san francisco held a celebration friday night.in san rafael, tras and allies took to the streets. as abc 7 reported tara campbell reports, they fight for the right to be who exactly are. >> transgender under attack. what do we do?

>> a battle cry from kids. >> it's getting tiring to have to see the same thing and the same rhetoric all across the country. tara: they are talking about the hundreds of anti-lgbtq+ bills that have been introduced across the u.s. many of them aimed at transgender youth. from banning gender affirming care to restrictions on name changes. >> i know a couple of people who were not able to come today because they have seen all this hatred around the country. they did not feel safe. tara: they say the fear is understandable. >> it makes a lot of sense because the things we see around us are not safe. we are not safe in a lot of situations. >> it is ultimately terrifying. i'm scared for other people. tara: 12-year-old eddie feels fortunate to live in california where he still has rights. he says he feels fear. >> i feel unsafe in this area. i'm still scared even though i'm so grateful to be here.

tara: they are determined to be seen and heard. >> i'm so proud of the kids. they are so impressive to me. i cannot talk about this without choking up because i cannot imagine the journey many of them are on. tara: allies taking a stand. >> i'm here to support my daughter. she has trans friends. it's incredibly important to stand up. tara: they say more allies are exactly what they need. >> that if they join us in the fight we will have a better chance to create a safer world. >> i hope this can make people realize trans people are people too. we deserve rights. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: in honor of trans visibility day, we are resurfacing our originals documentary "being gwe info choos -- it

the tragic events that led her death at the hands of several men who discovered she was transgender. watch it on demand at the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. let's get a check of the forecast now. alright going to see more rain on the way this week? lisa: they are small chances. if we end up seeing rain, only a couple hundredths. it will take a while for us to get back to average. it has been so cool. remember what average is? upper 60's for san jose, santa rosa. we have that on my extended outlook but it will take a minute. we look at live doppler 7. there's a system to the north that is visiting parts of the north bay later on today. -- the north bay later on today. the weekend not bad but we still are in the cooler side of this regime. 39 at mount diablo. 37 at lafayette.

you will notice itin santa rosa. san francisco. 38 at mountain view. it is clear and awfully cold out there. mild to partly cloudy. mostly cloudy for parts of the north bay. the south bay see highs in the 60's. they will be milder with a partly cloudy skype. looking at the breezy wind, spotty showers for the second half of the weekend. a windy and cooler start to the workweek. all that amounts to pretty much a chilly several days. we will get beyond that and high-pressure is expected to build. 4:00 in the afternoon. clouds increasing in the north bay. we are looking at partly cloudy skies the rest of the bay area. here comes your sunday afternoon where we are looking at clearer conditions. winds w

see the advance of that system that could allow for sprinkles into your sunday. we start the workweek pretty chilly. if we add up the rainfall totals into your early monday morning, if we see anything at all it should be a little bit of wet pavement. the winds will be with us into your sunday afternoon. look at 11:00. 20 to 25 miles per hour. as we get through sunday afternoon they really get cranking. this will add to a cooler field to the second half of the weekend despite some sunshine. where should we be this time of year? in the north bay in the upper 60's. low 60's. the coolest day looking to be monday and tuesday with the winds picking up. into the second half of the workweek, thursday and friday, mid to upper 60's for the rest of the bay area. we will be enjoying some nice springlike weather. notice the southbay pretty wild

and comfortable into the east bay with some sun. the north bay 50's with some cloud cover. dropping off into the 30's, 40's. looking at a cool and breezy sunday. today i would say the southbay looks to be the mildest. in the monday and tuesday, back to the coats. thursday and friday looking nice. a 70. liz: they call for help. san jose police hoping to list people willing to let police tap into their surveillance cameras. the privacy concerns just ahead.

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ask your doctor about gemtesa. more time here, less time there. liz: a new program allows the community to register personal security cameras to help with investigations. similar programs have seen success. questions about privacy have also been raised.

dustin dorsey has the story. dustin: the and now to help solve the crimes the san jose police department is enlisting the aid of the community. >> the camera archive and mapping program will greatly assist the san jose police department with finding new ways to fight crime. dustin: it allows people to registered the locations of their personal security cameras with the pd. officers can check your camera database map on their city cell phones. with the owner's permission, they can use it is evident. a similar program homes with cameras and license plate readers registered with sjpd. one of the 300 cameras south of burnell i truck an in>> thieves on

welyasis, ry, a homicide. assaults. whatever it is. dustin: some worry about their privacy when it comes to police registered cameras. privacy expert brian hoover says the protections in place help ease concerns. he wants camera owners to know that terms allow for residents to not share video as well. >> police sometimes go exploring into areas where they shouldn't. if people do not know they have the right to say no, i can see somebody putting themselves in jeopardy or their neighbor. dustin: sjp are no privacy risks. >> nothing will replace an officer or a witness. if we can leverage technology to expedite criminal investigations we feel it will reduce overall crime. dustin: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. liz: still to come, an update on

the health of pope francis. his comments after being discharged from the hospital. yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun!

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning and thank you for joining us. lisa argen, good morning to you. what is it like out there? ok a coa38 at redwood city. 42, fremont. low 40's at livermore. a little cooler for oakland, hayward, santa rosa. we will be looking at some sun. san francisco starting out sunny. the north bay, clouds invading by the afternoon. only upper 50's. it will be mild in the southbay with low 60's. into the east bay we do have a couple of systems that will

traverse the area today, tomorrow, keeping temperatures down and the winds up. we will talk about that and look at the more springlike seven-day forecast in a few minutes. liz: now to the latest on the indictment of donald trump. he h reportey enpending much of the lastou call citol . he'ki fupport tiinforwd for the w h 2024.rachel scott . rachel: no sooner was h indicted that he picked up the phone and started pushing top republicans to defend him. kevin mccarthy quickly responding, tweeting the manhattan d.a. has damaged our country in an attempt to interfere in our presidential election. mccarthy has also said trump supporters should not come out to protest. sources tell us the former president is keeping track of who was with him and who is not.

many of his potential challengers for the republican nomination lining up to defend him, for now. >> when you get into political prosecutions like this it's more about revenge then it is about justice. rachel: florida governor ron desantis calling it un-american and the weaponization of the legal system. as for president biden, he's refusing to comment. >> will that further divide our comment? >> i have no comment. liz: that was rachel scott reporting. pope francis has been released from the hospital after a stay. the 86-year-old had breathing difficulties and was later diagnosed with bronchitis. his medical team says he responded well to an infusion of antibiotics. he joked to reporters he is still alive while leaving the

hospital in rome. he stopped to speak to a crowd and signed a boy's cast and hugged a couple whose daughter had just died at the hospital. the visit came ahead of holy week, the busiest week for christian events and ceremonies leading up to easter. some are opting for plastic eggs instead of dying real ones. egg prices remain high. the cost has dropped but the prices are high enough to make a notable impact on consumers. prices hit their peak in january and choppers are still hopeful prices keep going back down soon. prices shot up due to short supply caused by the avian flu and multiple other factors that have contributed as well. moderate drinking is not good for your health. that's according to research being done in britain that examined medical data of nearly 400,000 p people. it is one of the biggest studies ever done on the topic.

it concluded drinking low-level's of alcohol each day increased risk of death among other health issues. the author says the bottom line message is that in terms of health, less alcohol is better. dungeness cra been cut short by the state's department of fish and wild life to protect humpback whales. lena howland this is affecting fishermen and consumers. >> in an already challenging industry, fishermen believe it may be on its last legs. >> it is dying. it's been dying for a long time. lena: the dungeness crab season was delayedas hassan was uble to open until january 1. o e announced thursday they are cutting the season short by nearly a month, ending on april 15 to protect humpback

whales from getting tangled in trap and buoy lines. >> the weather is worse. the amount of time to go fish before the crab is shortened. the guys to get the biggest are they guys like me with little boats. lena: he says he worries his team will not see any profits from this year's spring fight, which expected to be near its peak by mid april. >> when you get that cut off it is like, why did i waste all that time and money? lena: fishermen tell me because of the now shortened season, that means less supply. it also means the costs will be passed on to the consumer. >> it's a shorter time for the crafter us. lena:e un people rusng to they still can.tches >> i'm orbeus those that is their -- that is what they live off of the year. >> it is sad.

we will probably come back next weekend because it ends on the 15th, april 15. we will get a couple more of these guys. lena: fishermen say, april 15 he will be unemployed for seven months without much money to show for it. >> it will be a shoestring budget for the rest of the year. lena: lena howland, abc 7 news. liz: in 1923, officials community members gathered at the top about davidson to witness boy scouts of 88 barria sealed copper box. -- barry a.c.l. copper box. today that -- bury a sealed copper box. >> it is literally april 1, 1923. exactly 100 years ago. it's the commemoration of the first easter sunrise service that happened at my davidson cross in san francisco. liz: it will be a fascinating

event. the opening starts at 11:00 a.m. on top about davidson. organizers are gathering at 125 dalewood way. they suggest wearing comfortable shoes to walk for the eight to 10 minute hike up to mount davidson if you're joining in person. if you can make it, it's also being live-streamed on a website, abc7news.com. 90 years later really fascinating. still ahead, how much is education worth and how much is a financial education worth? california schools may be realizing its value. here's a look outside right now. 5:37. we will check in with lisa when we get back.

liz: here's a little look at the golden gate bridge. 5:39. dry out there. it feels good to have a break in the rain. getting a well-rounded education does not mean mastering a

test. there's a push to know financial literacy. senior education reporter leah melendez has more on what state schools chief tony thurman is doing to require it in high school. leah: berkeley high is one of few teaching seniors had a navigate the financial world. this personal finance class is an elective or students must sign up. >> is buying a lot of ticket gambling? >> yes. >> this is what we see. passionate educators who make the first step and start an elective course. leah: crystal wrigley designed the course that has been teaching it for the past four years. it is not a mandated course. while 18 states require students to take a personal finance class, california does not. only 27% of high schools in the state offer it as an elective. >> assembly bill 984 once every

school to offer it as an elective by the 2025-2026 will your. after that, it's a required course. san francisco unified recently received a three-year grant from the state to start training high school teachers. other districts will also be awarded grants. for the superintendent of berkeley unified the course is a first step towards closing the wealth gap. >> hearing the students talked about all the things they are learning about personal finance, about credit, about that, about tax, about savings, saving for the future. leah: the assembly bill is sponsored by the superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond, the cofounder of the nonprofit nexgen personal finances is also behind the bill. >> one of my missions is every student walks out of a class believing they can be an investor. because you can be. leah: perhaps the take for many

students is if you save $500 a month and invested over 40 years in the top 500 largest companies, you can be a million or. -- millionaire. we end melendez, abc 7 news. liz: let's get a check outside. lisa: good morning. skies are clear. it is cold out there. san francisco sparking with the sun coming up. temperatures in the mid 40's. upper 30's in the inland valleys. we will talk about a coolish weekend, maybe a few showers and a return to where we should be, coming up. liz: klay thompson and the warriors making it rain at chase center against the spurs. larry beil has all the highlights coming in sports.

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the woman's final four collegiate tournament semi finals is heating up as the iowa hawkeyes take on south carolina last night. a milestone for the warriors as they took on the san antonio spurs at chase center. larry beil has all the or. larry: good morning. a milestone for the warriors. he joined steph curry and klay thompson. the second trio of tin meets -- teammates three 200. w's hosting the spurs. making everybody smile. deep 3. 27 points off the bench. as paul george said, oh no, there are three of them. the catch and shoot. finished with 33 point. the slam. 17 points and eight rebounds for jk. san antonio would not go away.

blake wesley. the spurs led by 1 after three quarters. coming up with authority. a 43-point fourth quarter to pull away. stef driving, scoring. the warriors won this game thanks to hitting 21 triples. klay thompson, the closer, seven threee's. they are a game and a half over the lakers. >> we are taking care of business. we know how important each and every game is. especially how close the win-loss ratio is in the western conference. we need to be unnecessary mistakes and put ourselves into a position to finish strong. we need that momentum going forward. larry: women's final four. i will looking tin -- iowa looking to take down south

carolina. t monica to the fourth quarter we go. from the logo. bang. iowa by 5. clark with the scoop to the hoop. she finished with the national semifinal record 41 points. iowa with the upset win. they will face lsu in the title game. o'neal really happy. >> even though you are not that good of a player, used to just beat me up and practice, but this neither here nor there. i do know you are a great man. an honorable man. your parents should be honored to have the kids play under you. congratulations to you and your family.

even tho mattson, you are still my rookie. larry: have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. liz: it will be a pretty nice we can the weather. lisa: we are not talking about digging out your umbrellas. it will be on the cool side. there's a system that will influence part of the north bay. as it moves through we will get a piece of that energy again with winds and temperatures in the second happy weekend. 43 in pacifica. as we widen the view, 44 at oakland and 41 at san jose. a cool start with a live look outside where it is clear. temperatures today will come up where we see the sun in the south bay. partly with mild conditions. mostly cloudy and cooler in the north bay. breezy with spotty showers later on tomorrow. looking at the windy weather.

it will be cool again to start the work week. when is spring arriving. it will get here the second half of the upcoming work week. we look at the clouds throughout the day and they will be increasing from cloverdale, santa rosa, up through occidental and along the coast. notice the rest of the bay area kind of nice. as we go through sunday, here comes that cold air mass. the other piece of energy that may bring sprinkles this weekend and the sunday afternoon. the second half of sunday will also be windy. we are looking at conditions to keep us in that same cooler than average pattern as we have a trough on the west coast. evtually high-pressure will replace that. we will see warmer conditions. as we look at the rainfall estimates for early monday, nothing to write home about. i wouldn't cancel plans but it will be on the cool side and breezy side as we get through sunday afternoon.

11 :00 on sunday, wins over 20 miles per hour. throughout -- winds over 20 miles per hour. notice the colors indicating the gusty winds. even though we have sunshine it will feel cooler on your sunday. highs today in the south a pretty nice. shy of average which is about 67. 62 in sunnyvale. on the peninsula a few clouds. 63 at redwood city. 58, downtown. certainly cool. in the north bay notice the clouds from petaluma. mid-50's. certainly much different if you're heading up to wine country. calistoga, 58. vallejo, 59. look for 60 at san leandro. the sun a little brighter for you. heading inland, a few high clouds with low 60's for pleasanton. 63 at livermore. we have a mild afternoon in the east bay and south bay. cloudy and cooler in the north bay.

if it gets breezy or sprinkle for sunday. intos monday, the wind pickup. below average but i wednesday and thursday and friday it seems like it's been a long time where you can say mild and warmer 60's. maybe 70. if you celebrate easter into the weekend, it looks nice next weekend. liz: thank you. the walt disney company is celebrating 100 years in 2023. so is woman named dee. she was at disneyland on the date opened way back in 1955. nearly seven decades later, disneyland has thrown her a 100th birthday bash. ♪ >> i was a little surprised i woke up to tell you the truth. i did not know they were going to do this much. i was real pleased they were going to bring me to celebration. >> i'm glad you are great.

>> i thought it was cool. my grandma is turning 100 this year and the disney company is turning 100. i will reach out to the president of disneyland. i wrote a letter. i knew my grandma well enough to know she would be happy with just a letter. instead they sent gifts from disney and a note saying come and join. she was very excited. i came down here from sacramento. >> i'm older than you, mickey. >> i have loved it every time. i remember sitting and watching the carousel with my grandchildren on and and great-grandchildren on it. i never came here as a kid. i was a mother of four children before it opened. a mother of five. sorry. she was only a year old and he did not bring her. -- and i did not bring her. >> i have something to show everybody. >> grandma dee, a calls her, celebrating her 100th

birthday this month. she remembers everything about opening day and all of her experiences across of many different decades. what a treat for us to host her at disneyland today. >> >> i don't know if there is anything that can make this more special. >> she wants to do everything. that means small world at least one or two times. >> you can see how great life is. i've had a lot of really neat things happen here. >> we are excited to be here as a family and have grandma here on her 100th year of life. what would you give for a child you loved, to make their wish come true? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. every single one of us can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine.

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kids can do some amazing things when we are not looking, including going on a shopping spree. one little shopper about thousands worth of amazon goods. the five-year-old made the purchase from her mom's phone. >> just press the arrow buttons. you press the brown button. she racked uver $3000 thanks e button. she bou jeep. her mom had no clue until the packages started to arrive. she said amazon's customer service a letter to return the items. they have to wait for the jeep to arrive before that can now be sent back. getting creative. a restless polar bear cub was spotted struggling to cozy up with its mom. you can see the fidgety cub was

trying to nestle on top of its mother in manitoba, canada. he kept shifting wap husk national park says this time of year polar bears come out of their dens ahead of their next long track through icy waters. oh, very cute. just sleeping on mom like that. very sweet. all right next on abc 7 mornings at 6 am synthetic opioids from overseas making their way to the us the latest in an alleged drug scheme coming right out of the bay area staffing shortage an officers on leave a bad combination hitting the antioch police department here from residents with concerns over public safety. you can see. everyone what happens to a this now? what do we do with number one priority is none of it makes its way back to the ocean. this is a community that has learned to speak out. everyone has done their part. we are sticking with this story here on our 24/7 live stream and after months of uncertainty business owners tell us they're

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moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. a video going viral of a fan confrontation at oakland coliseum oakland police launching a new investigation into the incident. good morning everybody. thanks for joining us here at saturday april 1st. i'm liz kroitz and phillip. i'm supposed to make some kind of april 1st joke, april fool's joke here 80 and sunny. that's yeah. oh, yeah, but we are gonna get to some really nice weather the second half of my accuather seven day forecast, but right now it is about the clouds to the north at will invade the north bay the clear sky early that is keeping it cold. how about 38 and walnut creek 37 in lafayette and in the north

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