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 bay upper 30 santa rosa and the north bay is going to be the coolest today because of the

increasing clouds two to four degrees colder and as we get through the day partly cloudy to start out and then as we go through the afternoon, it's mild in the south bay and east bay low 60s north pages up for 50s increasing clouds, maybe a sprinkle. we're getting into a windy sunday. a wendy start to the week and i did promise some warmer weather. we will pinpoint that liz in just a few minutes lisa. thank you. the oakland police department is opening investigation into the confrontation between los angeles angels player and in oakland a's fan. this happened after thursday's game at the oakland coliseum. on police say this viral video is evidence in their investigation. it appears to show angel's player anthony rendon grabbing a fan by his shirt and then attempting to hit him after the fan said something to rendon major league baseball officials say they're also investigating the incident police say the fan in the video has not made a formal report about the interaction. questions continue this morning

about a long time employee of the san jose police officers association who faces charges for an alleged drug scheme including importing importing fentanyl into the us joann segovia the executive director of the poa turned herself into authorities hours before her court appearance on friday federal investigators. say segovia imported illegals synthetic opioids from overseas, including a form of fentanyl. it was part of a scheme to distribute the drugs throughout the us. the police officers association says they were not aware of the situation. we are in the midst of our own internal investigation. we want to make sure that we're being thorough as we look back through all of the things that we've learned through the federal investigation. federal investigators say dozens of shipments were sent to segovia's home beginning in 2015. she was released from custody and is expected to appear in court again in late april. we will keep you updated on that meantime new developments this morning, please say two gang

members are responsible for a double murder to teenage brothers were shot and killed at an airbnb party. this happened last october in north oakland according to the east bay times. please believe the suspects are a part of the norteño gang authorities say both men were booked into juvenile hall since they were 17 at the time of the shooting. new overnight at least 10 people have now died from a monster storm system ripping through the south and midwest the storm system. ring is bringing deadly tornadoes that wrecked homes and businesses and it is still on the move headed east abc news reporter derek dennis has the latest w throughout the nation's midsection officials in arkansas confirming several deaths and more than 50 people in pulaski countyd theownarcularly har'm s. we can't say nothing. i just never happened down here

like this. it's scary. it's real scary and all the people down that way. we just don't know if they're okay or not, arkansas governor, sarah huckabee sanders declaring a state of emergency, you know, we activated arkansas's national guard we have approximately 100 guardsmen's that are on the ground more damage centered in west little rock where both commercial buildings and homes have been destroyed cars flipped over leaving down trees and power lines a meteorologist at the abc affiliate on air in little rock reacting to the damage as they provided live reports. we have friends and family who have been affected by this that homes have been destroyed. and so if there's hesitation we're trying to keep our composure too storms. also hit further north a shelter in place at o'hare international airport in chicago as the storms move through a theater roof collapsing in belvedere, illinois during a concert with roughly 260 people inside there were multiple injuries.

there was a fatality and there was 28 persons transported by ambulance from here at least 43 tornadoes reported in six states, including this one near harper, iowa advised me if i'm gonna hit anything. he's pleased be my eyes the storm system now moving east with severe conditions possible for major cities including philadelphia, new york and boston derek, dennis news, new york. locally caltrans has scheduled repairs for interstate 680 in solano county near the gold hill road exit in fairfield starting on monday crews will close the far right side of southbound i-680 which sustained storm damage. the lane will be closed each night through friday from 5pm to 5 am the next morning this look from droneview 7 shows heavy damage to an access road near to 680. the road is impassable, but beneath it there is a damaged water line that provides water to benicia project will

impact service on the yellow line this weekend starting tomorrow bar is set to replace an interlocking section of track between rock ridge and orinda stations. the equipment is decades old and is outlived. it's design life officials. say the project runs five non-consecutive weekends this weekend being the first free buses will replace train service between rock ridge in orinda stations on all five weekends. is your mail safe male theft is rising fast around the bay area. that is the warning this morning from the postal service. it's happening everywhere thieves stealing checks credit cards packages. but what can you do to make sure no one steals it that's what abc 7 news reporter. tim johns found out. oh, definitely. it's just gotten more frequent for san francisco. resident. read jones male theft has been a constant worry ever since he moved into his bernal heights neighborhood. our mailbox has been broken into about 10 to 15 times over the last probably two to three years jones says over the past year or so. he's oftentimes come home to

find the doors on his mailbox either broken into or tampered with and he's not alone the us postal service says mft carrier robberies have both risen broadly in recent years or media partner the san francisco standard reports. robbery cases rose from 94 in 2019 to 253 in 2021. some have been a gunpoint some of it at 9 point. jeff fitch is the postal inspector. he says male theft is a federal crime and something the usps takes very seriously postal factors respond to the scene. we do what we call neighborhood canvases. we knock on all the doors in the neighborhood. we talk to residents. we talked to businesses and we request fitch says oftentimes that thieves are looking for personal information like banking details or credit card numbers a scary thought for jones other important checks and things that pay stubs etc that are in there being stolen jones says that his mailbox has been broken into so many times that

these days his male person. doesn't even bother using it anymore postal officials say reporting any theft and sharing potential evidence helps them catch those responsible. but joan says he still wishes more could be done either installing a mailbox on the male box slot on the garage door itself or in in the gate. that maybe is a little more secure in san francisco johns abc 7 news. in the north bay, we could see a couple of teacher strikes bennett valley union school district, which is in santa rosa could see teachers walk out if there isn't an agreement reach next week teachers are upset with the wages and according to the union. they are the lowest. all the school districts in santa rosa district officials say they put as much money towards salaries as possible over in san rafael elementary school teachers have authorized a strike as well. according to the marin ij. they will walk out if there is no contract agreement after a state assisted fact-finding process this spring one of the main sticking points is wages.

to mark cesar chavez day on friday. we put together a spotlight on the bay area's farm workers our endless storm season has flooded farms and has many people struggling abc 7 news reporter. lauren martinez introduces us to one family trying to get by and the aid that is available farm workers are facing a slow recovery process from the damage caused by january storms, and i want to be mucho maria nunez owns a family-run farm in gilroy called pocoso farms two out of her eight acres were completely flooded including her homemadetha in contraria says her goal is to find a long-term home for her family of six. they were staying at a hotel and most recently moved into a rental supported by santa clara county via gracias a dios estos a channel. she said right now thank god. she's harvesting on the six acres that were not damaged by water nunez and her family are selling their fruits and vegetables at the napa morgan. bill and martinez farmers

markets. this is where they work. this is where they live. this is where agriculture is. there's no place for them to go pharmacare. caravan is one of the non-profits providing aid to farm workers. the founder said she understands federal aid takes a while, but the need is now that's a lot a lot of red tape that takes a lot a lot of time and they are hungry today earlier this week. we saw volunteers with second harvest food bank, santa cruz and pajado go door to door next wednesday the profit their mobile resource center to the farming community to help with the mental health needs all us was the lead agency for the half moon bay shootings, and they saw the great effect it had on the mental health of all these farm workers again. these farm workers have very daily stresses. it's these organizations these nonprofits. they're the ones that come in and help the people. 'cause this is a humanitarian issue in the south bay. lauren abc 7 news. alright lisa. what's it like out there right

now? well, it's certainly cold and unfortunately or fortunately we are not done with the rain yet still some chances in the extended outlook, but right now upper 30s inland valleys, but 40 san francisco. we'll talk about sun clouds rain all the above next. all right lisa. thanks. also i had new details on former president trump and his plans to turn himself in to face charges in new york plus taking a stand youth all over the bay area showing their support for transgender visibility day.

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presidential campaign. trump's lawyers as he plans to plead not guilty and will aggressively fight the charges. this is unprecedented. this country's history. i i don't know what to expect other than an arraignment the assumption is that yes, there is a felony charge in this indictment because this business records crime can be bumped up to a felony if it is committed in order to further. another crime the investigation by manhattan district attorney alvin bragg focused on an alleged payment trump made to -- star stormy daniels to cover up a reported affair it questions whether the true intent of the payment was to avoid negative publicity that might have caused trump the 2016 election in antioxidant leaders are working to recruit more people to the police department this week training began for a new round of officers, but the staffing shortage combined with officers on leave following an fbi investigation has many residents still concerned about public safety abc 7 news reporter on sir hassan has more about six seven minutes into it. no police had showed up.

so i called in february a security company notified dwayne gilliland around 6:30 am that someone was breaking into his restaurant in antioch. he was watching on surveillance camera at home the guys still in the restaurant. atching and walk around and they're like, i'm sorry. we don't have anybody available right now to come to the restaurant gilliland. who's the operations manager at hillcrest restaurant and tap house decided to go to the restaurant himself when he got there the suspect was gone. he says police showed up four hours later, you know work the backbone of the community small businesses and to be four hours after the response time when there was somebody actively in here when i was on the phone both with with the pd. it's discouraging an city leaders. say more needs to be done to address police staffing shortages, meryl lamar thorpe spoke about it on thursday. my goal here is to inform the public of what's happening. in terms of obviously lower level of policing staff. and so that's going to have an impact on our service level for years.

the city has been trying to recruit new officers last september city council approved a 30,000 signing bonus to attract some experience officers from other jurisdictions, and there are other incentives like a down payment assistance program for officers who buy an antioch that has had a a huge impact on our recruitment efforts interest have gone up by 55% the applications went up by 44% were sending on friday testing was underway for new police trainees, but the department is currently under an fbi in state investigation with more than eight officers currently on leave some residents say they feel vulnerable and i see a lot of people it's kind of sad gillilyn says city leadership has to do more. it doesn't help it when they constantly have situations happen internally and in the city that it's hard to recruit people to come to a place where there's a lot of strife in

antioch on abc 7 news. all right. many san francisco h students walked out of class on friday and a show of solidarity for trans day of visibility advocates say this is an opportunity for people to stand up and show their support as well as who they really are the city of san francisco also held a celebration on friday night at somarts gallery and in san rafael transgender kids and their allies took to the streets and as abc 7 news reporter tara campbell reports. they are ready to fight for who they are and the right for w trans rights are under attack. what do we do a battle cry from bay area transgender kids 16 year old. hope helping to lead the way it's getting really tiring to have to see the same thing and the same rhetoric all across the country. they're talking about the hundreds of anti-lgbtq+ bills

that have been introduced across the us many of the maimed at transgender youth from banning gender of firming care to restrictions on name changes know a couple of people who were able to come to the protest today because they've seen all this hatred around the country and they didn't feel safe and they say the fear standable that makes a lot of sense because the things that we see around us are not safe and we are not safe in a lot of situations. it's ultimately terrifying year old eddie virginia to live in california where he still has rights, but says he feels fear i still feel unsafe and like this area and i'm still scared even though i'm so so grateful to be here. tyre se and heard. i'm so proud of the kids. they are so impressive to me. i can't talk about this without choking up because i can't imagine the journey that many of

them wrong allies like janine taking a stand. i'm here to support my daughter who identifies you and she has trans. and it's just incredibly important to stand up and they say more allies are exactlyhat o understand that. if they join us in this fight, we'll have a better chance to create a safer world. i hope this can trans people are people too? tara campbell ramadan if tar celebration happened yesterday at san francisco city hall, maryland and breed observed the month long islamic tradition and a special ceremony. she honored the muslim community and their contributions to the city. ramadan is a holy month to fast worship reflect and offer charity to enrich the muslim faith. and lisa, let's go to check out the forecast now. it feels so nice to have this in fact yesterday was quite nice chilly, but nice.

factor we'll get into a windy sunday and both days have just a slight chance of showers as we haven't built in that ridge of high pressure that's strong enough to deflect these weather systems to the north. maybe you like the rain and we may see a little bit more of that and as we look at live doppler 7 the pacific northwest looking cold and even snowy there's a chance of snow in our sierra, nevada as we get into monday, so some of the energy from the north still trying to move down into the bay area. in fact this afternoon 40 in concord. good morning, too. it's also 40 in fremont 37 santa rosa 39 in nevada live. look outside where it's in the mid 40s here mild to partly cloudy today in the south bay, then we'll be cloudy and cooler in the north bay breezy williams was spotlight showers into tomorrow afternoon as far south as san francisco, but we're not looking that much in the way of accumulation and then it's a windy and cooler start to the upcoming work week.

and as we look at the hour by hour forecast to notice that the clouds increase north of the oin aorgate throughout thebaooy feel and as getkiin up and there is some more precip that will slide to the south by late in the day. that's going to pick up the winds and then you can notice even in the sierra nevada getting into a little bit snow a little bit up snow into sunday and monday. here's a look at our rainfall estimates through early monday locally just a couple hundreds and as we look at the winds today at about 15 to 20 miles an hour at the coast, but throughout the day they'll continue to increase to over 30 miles an hour and then by the afternoon quite gusty no advisories yet, but as we get into monday and tuesday, it's certainly will feel blustery and that chance of snow continues in the mountains. so the wider view showing that we are just on the edge of that system into the weekend and then as we get into the first half of

the week still more active weather for the pacific northwest, but look what happens looks like our ridge of high pressure will these systems to the north and that should allow for drier skies and warmer high temperatures. that should get us back to near average. so shy of average today with the cloud cover in the north bay about 57 in santa rosa looking at 62 over in concord with partly cloudy skies, san jose 64 the accuweather seven-day forecast and milder afternoon where the sun is out only 50s at the coast though the winds kick up later on on tomorrow slight chance of a sprinkle. north bay today the rest of the bay area tomorrow and then the winds will be with us to start the work week and the much below average temperatures by the time we get to wednesday that's a day where things are going to be turning around and by thursday and friday, we've got that windows open the heat up. hopefully, that's no joke. yeah. we said thanks a call for help san jose police are hoping to

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police department will allow the community to register personal security cameras with pleased to help with investigations similar programs in the bay area have seen success but questions about privacy have also been raised abc 7 news reporter. justin dorsey has the story. when the crime scene tape goes up the investigation begins and now to help solve these crimes the san jose police department is enlisting the aid of the community the camera archive and mapping program or camp for short will greatly assist the san jose police department with finding new ways to fight crime the cam program allows people to register the locations of their personal security cameras with sjpd. so when a crime occurs officers can check their camera database map on their city cell phones and with the owners permission

police can use the footage for evidence in their investigation. i think the neighbors feel safer with these cameras a similar program called safer, san jose has outfit at homes with cameras and license plate readers registered with sjpd. one of the 300 cameras south of bernal road in san jose helped lead to the arrest of a man who broke into a mail truck in 2021 safer. sj president isa angelone says there have been many success stories were catching thieves. on a weekly basis whether burglar eye burglaries who actually was a homicide assaults, whatever it is still some worry about their privacy when it comes to police registered cameras privacy expert brian. hoefer says sjpd's protections in place regarding information and cancellation help ease some concerns, but hofer once cameron owners to know that terms allow for residents to not share video as well. please do sometimes go exploring into areas more than nationally allowed to and if people don't

know very happy right to say no i can see maybe jeopardy or ther neighbor as jpd assures that there are no privacy risks and hopes residents can recognize the benefit. this program can have nothing more place an officer a good witness, but the fact of the matter is if we can leverage technologies to assist and expedite criminal investigations, we feel that it will reduce overall in san jose dustin dorsey abc 7 news. so the common abc 7 mornings and update on the o pope francis from rome his comments shortly after being discharged from the hospital and here in the bay area. could the dungeness crab season be on its last legs hear from the fishermen who are struggling to survive after another cutback to the season.

>> the winds will kick up. 45 san francisco, 37 palo alto. i look outside from our roof camera, few clouds. it is 40° in napa. we are about 4° colder. over the next couple of hours, we are clear to partly cloudy most of the bay area. time, the clouds invade the north bay. the rest of us enjoy milder afternoon. the winds kick up. we will talk about when it warms

up coming up. >> now to the latest on the indictment of former president donald trump. he has been spending the last couple of days: republicans asking for their support and keeping track of who was supporting him. he is moving forward with his run for the white house in 2024. reporter: no sooner was dem trump indicted that he picked up the phone and started pushing top republicans to defend them. kevin mccarthy tweeted the manhattan d.a. has irreparably damaged our country. but mccarthy has also said trump's supporters should not come out to protest. sources say the former president is keeping track of who was with them and who is not. today, many of his potential challengers of the republican nomination lining up to defend for now. >> it is more about revenge than

about justice. reporter: florida governor ron desantis calling it un-american and a weaponization of the legal system. president biden is refusing to comment at all. >> i have no comment. reporting. pope francis has been from the hospital after a three day stay. he had breathing difficulties and was later diagnosed with bronchitis. his medical teasam biotics -- antibiotics and even joked to reporters that he was still alive. he smiled and waved from a car and stopped to speak to a crowd.

he signed a boys cast and hugged a couple whose daughter had just died at the hospital. this came just ahead of holy week, the biggest event leading up to easter. this easter or opting for plastic eggs because big prices remain high. the prices are high enough to make a notable impact on consumers. prices hit their peak in january and shoppers are hopeful prices will keep going down soon. a new study says moderate drinking is not good for your health. that is according to research being done in britain which examined medical data. it is one of the biggest settings ever on this topic. the study concluded that drinking low levels of alcohol each day increased risk of death , among other health issues. the message is in terms of health, less alcohol is better.

protect humpback whales. reporter: challenging industry, fisherman jack reed believes it may be on its last legs. >> it is that i think. it has been dying for a long time. reporter: open until january 1 of this year. but the state department of fish and wildlife announced thursday they are cutting the season short by nearly a month to protect humpback whales from getting tangled and trap lines. >> the weather is worse and the amount of time we have is shortened and the guys that get

the biggest hit of the guys like me with little boats. reporter: he worries to steam will not see any profits from this year's spring bite, which is expected to near its peak by mid april. >> why did i waste all of that time and money? reporter: fisherman tell me because of the shortened season, that means less to write. that cost will be passed on to the consumer. we found people rushing to half moon bay to get their fresh catches while they can. >> i am really sorry because that is what they live off of for the entire year. >> it is sad. we will probably come back next weekend. reporter: fisherman

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. >> this is a cool thing happening today. in 1923 city officials and community members gathered at the top of mount davis. it was to davis cross. 90 years ago the boys club of america. a copper box. today, that time capsule will be on earth in one of the organizers shares about the significance. >> it is literally april 1, 1923, so exactly 100 years ago is the commemoration of the first easter sunrise service that happened there. >> 100 years since that first service, 90 years since the time

capsule was buried. the event begins at 11:00 a.m. they suggest wearing comfortable shoes to walk in for the 8 mile hike. if you cannot make it, the opening ceremonies be in live-streamed under website. still ahead, how much is education worth and how much is a financial education worth? here is a live look outside this morning. we will check in with lisa when we get back.

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financial literacy. our senior education reporter has more. reporter: berkeley high as one of the few schools in california teaching seniors how to navigate the financial world. this personal finance class is an elective where students all sign up. >> is buying a lottery ticket gambling? >> yes. reporter: you have passionate educators who make the first step. crystal ridley designed the course and has been teaching it for the past four years. it is not a mandated course. while c , california does not. in fact, 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 school

year. after that it would be a required course. san francisco unified received a three-year grant from the state to start training high school teachers. other districts will also be awarded grants. for the superintendent, the course is a first step toward closing the wealth gap. >> hearing the students talk about all the things they are learning about personal finance come about credit, about savings. reporter: the assembly bill is sponsored by the superintendent of public instruction, the cofounder of the nonprofit nexgen personal finances. he is also behind the bill. >> one of my missions is every student walks out of the class leaving they can be an investor because you can be. reporter: perhaps the big take away for students is if you save $500 per month and invested over

40 years, you too can be a millionaire. liz: it is pretty nice and clear this morning. lisa: temperatures on the c side in santa cruz on the 40's. we will look for cooler days the next couple of days below average. stay tuned. itails coming up. liz: klay thompson and the warriors made it rain last night against the spurs. we have

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carolina friday night. in the nba a milestone for the warriors as they took on the spurs. larry has all the highlights. reporter: good morning. a milestone for the warriors. jordan poole hit his night, joining steph curry and klay thompson. dubs host and the spurs. steph curry ooee finished with a game-high 43 points. the spurs lead by one after three quarters. the dubs with the 43

fourth quarter to pull away. steph curry driving, scoring and won. the warriors hit 21 triples. klay thompson the closer. the dubs a game and a half over the lakers. >> we are just taking care of business. we know how important each game is. especially to close the win ratio in the western conference. we need to be limiting unnecessary mistakes and put ourselves in a position to finish the season strong. reporter: caitlin clark and iowa looking to take down south carolina. clark with three of her first 19 points. clark to monica is in. she scored or assisted

percent of iowa's points. under two minutes to play. she finished with a national semifinal record, 49 points. iowa with the upset wins. they will face lsu in the upset. good of a player, but that is neither here nor there. what i do know is you are a great man. you are an honorable man and your penance -- parents should be honored to have your kids play under you. i want to say gradualist to you and your family. your still my rookie. love you, mad dog. reporter:

morning sports. have a great weekend. liz: our weekend is just get started. lisa: we have clear, cold conditions out there. still pretty active in the northern mountains. mixed precipitation and you can see the activity around oregon. a little bit of this energy visiting us over the weekend. it will keep the temperatures down and pick up the winds. nice and clear from the golden gate bridge. 45 san francisco, 42 oakland. on the coast, 37 degrees. 38 mountain view. we did have a picture of their. temperat0's santa rosa. a live look at the upper cove where you can see the snowcapped mountains. a little bit of snow arriving late sunday into monday. as we look at the forecast for the day today, mild and partly cloudy for the south bay heard

the east bay mostly cloudy and cooler in the north bay. breezy with some showers into sunday with windy and cooler conditions monday and tuesday. there was a look at the energy as we start out along the coast into the north bay. but it is moving into a very dry air mass. it falls apart, you may see us sprinkle, increasing clouds in the north bay a second piece of the energy wants to hold together into your sunday afternoon. the winds will kick up as well. it will be a plus restart to the work week. we head into the mountains. the second half of the work week things will turn around. for the next few days, keep the have your jackets around and you may notice a few sprinkles through 5:00 monday morning. really not a whole lot.

there is not there. as for the winds, they will kick up sunday. tomorrow will feel a little bit cooler. over 20 miles per hour to start the day. this takes us through sunday afternoon and right through monday and tuesday. we are getting on the backside of a system that will allow for these dusty and cooler than average conditions. as for the highs, pretty mild and pleasant. in the mid-60's from san jose to los gatos. the onshore southwesterly category, upper 50's, partly cloudy downtown. in the north bay, advancing cloud cover in the mid-50's.

more sun on the east bay come about 60. -- east bay, about we have low 60's in livermore, 62 concorde. looking at a partly afternoon. breezy winds for sunday afternoon, could see us sprinkle here or there. to is the coldest day tuesdays the coldest day. celebrating 100 euros this year. so is a woman named deke about. she was there when it opened in 1955.

disneyland has thrown her birthday best. >> i was a little surprised tell you the truth. i did not know they would do this much. i was real pleased that they were going to bring me for a celebration. ye andhe dney company isnd'in10h turning 100 so i wrote a letter to the president of disneyland. they disney and note saying come and join me. she was very excited. we came down here from sacramento. >> i loved i i remember watching that carousel with a lot of my grandchildren on it and great-grandchildren on it. i never came here as a,sr fivet

100 birthday this month, which is incredibly exciting. she remembers everything about opening day. what a treat for us to be able to host her at disneyland today. >> we are planning on doing everything that she wants to do and that means small world. >> it is really great. i have had a lot of great times. >> we are excited to be here as a family.

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liz: kids can do amazing things when we are not looking including going on a shopping spree. one shopper bought thousands of them goods. the five euro made the purchases from her mother's phone. >> you press the brown button. liz: simple as that. she bought $3000 worth of she bought herself 10 blue and pink bicycles, boots and a jeep. her mother had no clue until all of the packages started to arrive. jessica said after some convincing, amazon allowed her to return the items. they have to wait for the kids i jeep to arrive before they can send that one back. that is funny. a restless polar bear cub was spotted trying to cozy up with his mother.

you can see the cub trying to nest on top of its mother seen their manitoba, canada. canadian tour guide says this time of year, polar bears come out of their dens ahead of the next long trek through icy windows -- winters. lisa: this morning, but warming up east and south. we could see a sprinkle sunday afternoon and it will be a breezy afternoon as well. a windy start monday and tuesday. liz: thank you. thanks for joining us on abc seven mornings. abc7news continues later this morning. we will see you then. gma is next. have a great day.

>> "good morning america." devastating. devastating tornadoes. more than 50 reported twisters tearing a delay path to the south and midwest. as a business is destroyed. a city in arkansas taking a direct hit. and a roof collapses on hundreds of people inside and illinois theatre. this morning, the severe weather threat moving east. when their team tracking it all. >> donald trump's charges. sources telling abc news the former president phases two dozen counts. some of them felonies in the new york city indictment. extensive security plans in place ahead of his arraignment. >> out of the hospital,