week. to authorities. the courthouse on high alert. kumasi: a drug smuggling case against an executive with the police union. hearing from a neighbor about the shocking every. reggie: more evidence of the told a recent storms have taken. chaotic weather has impacted local farmers who rely on weekend markets to sell their goods. kumasi: a windy start to the week. parts of the bay area under a high wind advisory. reggie: good morning. kumasi: happy monday. drew: the wind is picking up. here is live doppler 7 showing you it is quiete big sty e theis

power at times, the strongest gusts focus along the coastline. sfo gusting to 29. 24 in san mateo. the wind is coming out of the north keeping temperatures below average this afternoon. currently sitting in the upper 30's to mid 40's. 45 in the city. 43 in fremont. a live look from the rooftop camera. the flags are waiting in the wind. it is a windy day in the afternoon. a chance of an isolated shower in the east bay. most areas are dry and windy. we will take a closer look at the shower chance and wind coming up in eight minutes. kumasi: emergency responders say keep your eyes open during this morning's commute because high-speed winds could topple trees that are not settled from

the recent storms we have had. amanda del castillo is live in pacifica with the wind firsthand. amanda: the wind is putti show. reggie: i amanda: can you hear me? reggie: now we can. amanda: the wind show. it has been one of those experiences where the wind is keeping the door shut to the news van. i tried to open it and immediately it was like you are going to have to try harder to get out of the van this morning. without the rain, a can cause damage as a wind advisory goes into effect. several reminders of the danger around us.

on wyierng the strongest wind is residents say they are preparing before the advisory goes into effect. they did that yesterday. >> that gives me a pause. it means i have to go home and make sure everything is tied down and nothing is going to fly off. >> it is dangerous because it impacts the community as far as the commute is concerned. falling trees will cause stops along the way. amanda: where there is on land, we found others the water. kite surfers took advantage of the wind and waves, confident they will be out at some point today. you can see the wind is hitting

your the national weather service warning anything that is not tied down is likely to blow away. also hi profile vehicle will have -- also, a high profile vehicle will have trouble on the roads because of the high wind. reggie: now to the historic court hearing set to take place 24 hours from now. former president trump set to be arraigned on charges related to hush money payments he allegedly paid to stormy daniels. jobina: the former president expected to arrive in new york city and spend the night in his apartment at trump tower and tomorrow traveling to the manhattan courthouse going before a judge for the first time. trump is facing two dozen charges, including some felonies. we won't know what the charges are until the arraignment but they are related to how he accounted for hush money payments paid it to stormy daniels in the weeks before the 2016 election.

his attorney has not denied the payments but says he did nothing wrong. >> gearing up for a battle. this is something that obviously we believe is political persecution. i look forward to moving this along as quickly as possible to exonerate him. jobina: trump will not be handcuffed and we know security will be extremely tight. all other hearings on the same floor have been postponed. his attorney says he will plead not guilty following the arraignment. trump will travel back to florida where he plans to speak from mar-a-lago. kumasi: the brother of francisco mayor london breed is due back in court. he is pushing to have his 44 year prison sentence shortened to time served. it stems from a woman he pushed out of a car who was then hit and killed by a drunk diver. he was originally convicted of murder in that case but it was

essentially reduced to manslaughter. a judge ruled he could be resentenced for robbery and carjacking charges. the state change the definition to murder to imply that someone intended to kill another person. under the new guidelines, he will get a new sentence that could range from time served to the original sentence of 44 years. we are learning about the executive director of the police officers association facing drug charges. she was in court friday, accused of attempting to import synthetic opium drugs, a form of fentanyl, with the intent to distribute them. a neighbor who has known her for 15 years spoke with abc news. patricia briggs finds it difficult to find that her neighbor was involved in illegal activity. she is the homeowner president and said there has never been any on -- any unusual activity.

>> the joanne i know is a loving mother, daughter, grandmother, and wife. she is a good neighbor and has always been quiet and friendly and delightful to spend time with. she is an ideal neighbor. she is quiet and peaceful and delightful. kumasi: federal investigators say in the past eight years she had 61 shipments of thousands of pills mailed to her home. reggie: there are fewer berkeley police officers on troll. berkeley scanner said the department shifted from a 16 beat structure to a 14 beat structure due to staffing changes. it will take police longer to respond to nonemergency calls. california is no longer requiring mask wearing at health care facilities. one bay area county is keeping

the rule around. contra costa will require all staff to keep wearing masks in skilled nursing facilities. the order applies to paramedics and vendors at nursing facilities. kumasi: heads up if you use buses. there will be changes to the schedule. train 522 will leave at 5:42 a.m. from jackson square in oakland. there will be a change in the frequency of buses between san francisco and emeryville. there are new departure times for buses between san jose and santa cruz. you can visit the website for more details. reggie: the histo theatre board of supervisors committee will discuss part of a highly controversial renovation plan. another entertainment company took over and wants to remove existing seats and replace them with a modern movable floor and

seats during those against the new seating arrangement are pushing to win landmark designation to keep it the way it is. drew: here is live doppler seven along the satellite, tracking and upper level low moving of oregon this morning sliding down california throughout the day. as it does, it is kicking up wind as we speak. there are a couple of showers along the immediate coast line. one or two of these later could pop up in our area and the best chance of a shower is probably in the east bay later this afternoon. most leases remain dry. coast remains the windiest location. the wind advisory in effect along the coast and in solano county where gusts are up to 55 miles per hour. the wind will peak later between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m., dusting over 40 miles per hour along the

coast. not as strong inland but wind gusting over any files power at times -- over 30 miles power at times. most areas are dry. livermore to brentwood county could have an isolated shower pop up. we will have a shower chance later on with the wind. temperatures well below average, me to upper 50's. we have warmer weather moving in for the seven day. let's check in on traffic. jobina: beginning with a live look at the san mateo bridge. the camera has been shaking. it would advisory for the san mateo ridge and bay bridge, antioch so far. on the bay bridge, it is very windy up there. give yourself extra time to get across if that is a part of your commute. emeryville shaking the camera,

headlights traveling westbound. i will talk about the changes to the ferry schedule coming back in the second half hour of the show. tracy to dublin drivetime is 56 minutes. reggie: severe weather turned deadly for several states over the weekend and the danger is not over yet. a tornado warning in effect this morning. kumasi: wet end to the winter but that could see what we are expected from the snowpack reading. reggie: bears waking from hibernation only to have the main food sources buried under feet of snow. that is know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us

kumasi: welcome back. a dramatic rescue in southern california last night after a man that stuck on a cliff trying to rescue his dog. this is near san pedro. officials say after trying to pick the man up by helicopter failed, cruise ended up -- crews

lowered him and the dog down to the beach using ropes and harnesses. thankfully, both are ok. reggie: 32 p dozens of hurt after 59 tornadoes tore across 11 states over the weekend. one ripped through little rock, arkansas killing five people. in illinois, an ef1 hit a theater during the middle of a concert or the governor was assessing the damage. he was standing right next to his dad when the roof fell. >>[crying] it happened so fast. reggie: illinois officials confirmed 15 tornadoes hit the state. officials saying more severe weather could hit the region tomorrow. kumasi: wet weather season in the bay area has affected farmers markets and family-run firms that sell produce. we have the post-storm struggle.

>> happy to see the sun. >> he has never been more thankful for good weather. it hasustomers back to the sunday fort mason farmers market in san francisco at a time when his sales are down 15%. >> it has been very hard. >> he works for a family farm in monterey county which suffered flooding rain last month. part of the strawberry crop wiped out. >> we planted 15 acres and lost one third of it. it is hard. >> at first it was, thank god we needed this but now it is like we needed to be over. >> delayed planting. >> i have been doing this for 30 years and usually by now we have stuff in the ground, spring vegetables. >> stormy weather has forced vendors to cancel vendor dates and lost profits. >> we did the south berkeley

market and i am still traumatized with the moving tense. >> this season has been mostly rain and that has created a logistical nightmare for vendors and operators. >>'s from manages a dozen markets in the bay area said it is working with farmers and tent vendors missing . >> most are small vendors where all of their money comes from farmers markets or direct sales. we try to work with farmers and help them any weight we can. >> now more than ever the farmers argus need support. -- farmers markets need support. reggie: historic day in the sierra. the annual snowpack could show a modern record.

the snowpack is protected -- projected to be more than to hunt 35% more than normal for the month of april, not that high since it was measured at who hundred 37% of normal in 1957. there are serious worries about flash flooding from the melting snow. governor newsom has requested emergency declaration for relief efforts. this is what it looks like right now at zephyr cove. it is snowing again. kumasi: if you plan to visit the sierra anytime soon, keep your doors locked and trash bins secured. albert was spotted outside a home searching for food. residents said they woke up early to loud banging on saturday. when they peeked outside, they saw a bear trying to get into trash bins. the bears are waking from hibernation but the food source is buried under snowpack.

without access to food they will most likely be looking for it in people's homes and dumpsters. reggie: where is hank tank? drew: was going to say, how is our friend doing? maybe sleeping in. kumasi: getting some extra rest. drew: you will be here in. -- he will be here we find the camera shaking a wind advisory in effect along the coastline including san francisco with the northwest wind gusting over 45 miles power at times. here is the current wind speeds. line. in calistoga, napa, the wind is not as bad but we expect strongest wind along the coastline throughout the day. waking up to the upper 30's and mid 40's.

with the wind later this afternoon, they will try to initiate shower or two. extreme alameda and contra costa county, most areas you can see will have sunshine. there is the chance later on we could see an isolated shower. it is windy, well below average thanks to the northwest gust. temperatures in the mid and upper 50's, 10 degrees below where we should be at this time of year. the wind will back off. we will have clear skies. a lot of us dipping into the 30's as we head into tuesday. next week, the temperature outlook for most of the west coast, finally seeing warm weather moving in a week from now. a 70% to 80% chance of above average temperatures. here is the seven-day forecast. windy with an isolated chance of a shower. dry through the week.

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kumasi: here are the seven things to know number one, former president donald trump will be arraigned in an hatton on the facing two dozen counts including some felonies. after the hearing he will make a statement from his home in florida. reggie: asking for extra help dealing with the drug crisis, specifically getting drug dealers off the streets. kumasi: number three, some areas are dropping mask requirements. some will still require staff to mask in certain areas. reggie: an official snowpack, estimated to be at 235% higher than normal. drew: number five, it is a windy day today, especially where we

have a wind advisory in effect until 11:00 p.m. tonight for northwest wind gusting over 45 miles per hour at times. ieffect for portions of your commute if you rely on the bay bridge, antioch or san mateo ridge. kumasi: number seven, nasa will unveil the four astronauts that will have a mission next year paving the way for men's to returned to the moon as soon as 2025. reggie: two local basque all-stars world face-off on the men's baseball -- basketball championship. in san francisco sadie ignatius high school. he will play against novato native who will try to bring home uconn's fifth title. he was the marin county all-time

leading scorer in high school. both players grew up as friends day's final matchup. kusi: the parents of was killed in the house in idaho off the campus. >> breaking their silence. >> tough, some days i get up and watch the sunrise and coffee and write in your coffee. >> -- and cry in your coffee. >> it has just turned into something special and tangible that represents him now. >> five months ago, the 20-year-old was murdered along with his girlfriend and her roommates. they were in the off-campus home at the university of idaho. at tulip valley farms, ethan

worked in the fields planting bulbs and now he is being remembered. coming up, much more on this powerful interview with the parents of the university of idaho victim. reggie: building a better bay area has a crucial focus on race and social justice within communities. next week will be one of forceful action for the lgbt plus 2 p.m. -- lgbtq+ >> it is all about fear. they want us to be frightened. >> a drag king and advocate and one of the organizers of the rally this upcoming saturday in san francisco. the rally we are doing i am excited about because it has enticed others to do it in their cities.

one of those cities is los it gives me a feeling of joy that we are not fighting this by ourselves. >> the aclu is tracking legislative actions that target the lgbtq+ community. many of those laws are aimed at transgender people and drag queens. >> we have to show any politicians making these rules that this is not ok. >> we are excited to provide safety for this group of folks. >> she is with an oakland-based martial arts center, one of the many organizations stepping up in support. >> trying to create safety, equality for folks regardless of their gender, sexuality, race, all of that. what we are hoping is we can get the movement going on around the country and around the world and pick a day and keep doing them and pick a day where everyone is coming in with one voice. >> and they say in the fight

against hate, strength lies within the numbers. 10,0 thisyou c and they will be outnumbered. kumasi: if you or someone you know is looking to be an ally, you can go to abc7news.com/take action to resources and support. reggie: coming up, another iconic restaurant out of business in san francisco. we were there for the final meals. >> just hours, former president donald trump expected to arrive here in new york city to face criminal charges. i'm working -- morgan norwood and i will walk you through what is expected today. kumasi: a live look outside at sfo.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: the pope appears to be recovering after being discharged from the hospital over the weekend, just inside -- time for holy week leading up to easter. kumasi: the mayor's new plea to help the end of the drug crisis. reggie: it wind advisory in effect for parts of the bay area. the wind it could bring down more trees this morning. kumasi: good morning, everyone. it is monday, april 3. reggie: let's start with

weather. drew: it is going to meet windy. a wind advisory in effect for the coastline. uiet t morning good wind will be the big story, gusting close to 30 miles per hour. th effect until 11:00 p.m. tonight. the fastest wind is expected along the coast. waking up to 30's and mid here is a live look. it is shaking under the wind. a lot of sunshine first thing. into the afternoon, the chance of a shower popping up in the east bay. it will be isolated but the chance is there. most of us remain dry with the wind the big issue. we will take a look at the wind and shower chances, coming up. kumasi: police looking for a

missing elderly man. he left his home near santa cruz yesterday around noon. this is his picture. he is 91 years old and was driving a silver four-drsaturn. if you see him or know where he might be, you are asked to call 911 immediately. reggie: bay area emergency responder say keep your eyes ghind could lead to toppled trees not settle from recent storms. amanda del castillo you is live in the wind -- amanda del castillo is live in the wind. amanda: we were thinking about where to go and said we would see some majestic ways over the rocks we don't see the waves over the rocks but we are feeling the wind. we have a lot down with stand. after all of this whether we have seen recently, we spoke

with a lot of people who say there are confused and maybe waiting a little longer to see what the wind will bring. the wind is here and we saw servers at ocean beach in san francisco, many with plans to return as a wind advisory goes into effect. we reported on how saturated the soil is. lorraine is not expected today, the wind as the potential to cause plenty of damage. we have seen semitruck's knocked over, downed trees and power outages and wind up going out windows in several high-rise buildings in san francisco. some admit they are not taking chances and are preparing and other say they plan to wait and see. >> it depends how strong the wind is. usually we hear about the advisories and then we see what is going on outside. >> different from last year when

we didn't have enough rain. now there is an overabundance of rain. it is crazy. amanda: service saying the strongest wind is expected along the coast through gaps and within the higher terrain. this will be difficult travel conditions for high-profile vehicles and alerting tree limbs and trees could come down because of the sheer power of the wind. we are feeling at this morning and will continue to stay here to monitor it all morning long. reporting live, i'm amanda del castillo. kumasi: mayor london breed expecting for a lifeline when comes to curbing san francisco's ongoing drug crisis, as the police department is dealing with understaffing. lena howland is joining us live on who the mayor is turning to. lena: the mayor admit san francisco needs help to slow drug dealing, something

happening every day on the streets of san francisco. that is why mayor breed wrote a letter to the u.s. attorney for northern california saying the problem is now beyond the city's control. breed said the ongoing support from the department of justice to both arrest and prosecute drug dealers at the time of the fentanyl driven overdosed of endemic has brought drug dealing to a new level. the san francisco department of health said street teams responded to 2200 911 calls last year alone, treating overdoses and providing resources. >> we need help here when we look at the fact that the police to bremen is shortstaffed, with an arrest, there is hope process that goes with it and having the capacity to meet the challenges -- has been difficult.

cracking on the -- cracking down on the supply has been a key piece of our campaign. lena: mothers against drug dealing and death, calling for action to stop the flow of drugs on the streets applauded the request to the department of justice on saturday, saying something like this has been long overdue. the district attorney said drug dealing prosecutions are increasing at her office but says federal assistance is welcome. reggie: over palm sunday mass at st. peter's in rome, one day after being released from the hospital. jobina: the vatican says pope francis will take part in easter festivities this week, the busiest year in the roman catholic church calendar. during mass yesterday, he urged

the world to take better care of the poor, lonely, and sick. he said he was in good spirits as he of the hospital over the weekend and jokingly told reporters, "i'm still alive." >> i'm still alive, you know. >> what comes to mind is something that a once older man then he told me in a situation like this, other, i didn't see death but i saw it coming. it is ugly, huh? jobina: it was treated for bronchitis and will preside over easter mass at st. peter's square, still vulnerable to respiratory illnesses because he had part of a lung removed as a young man. kumasi: an explosion petersburg, russia has killed a pro-russian military

the explosives were hitting hidden in a bust handed to him by a woman. this morning, trump preparing to fly to new york city. tomorrow, he will be arraigned on charges in manhattan. security is tight as police brace for potential protests. organ -- morgan norwood has the latest. morgan: in just hours, former president trump expected to arrive, one day ahead of his arraignment. donald trump becoming the first president current or former to face charges here he is expected in court on tuesday. >> he is gearing up for a battle. we believe this is a political persecution and we are looking forward to this and i look forward to moving it along as quickly as possible to exonerate him. morgan: trump is facing

2000 charges, including felonies. prosecutors have been investigating how ee accounted for harsh money payments to stormy daniels weeks before the 2016 election. >> hush money is not a crime but hiding the paid is a crime. morgan: estate election infraction or tax -- a state election infraction or tax crimes may not be the only heat faces as there are other federal and state investigations into possible election tampering, the january 6 insurrection and the handling of classified documents. trump is expected to land sometime this afternoon and spent the night in his appointment before he is driven by motorcade. he will be processed and not handcuffed and walking along the corridor into the courtroom where the attorney says he will

plead not guilty. >> i have been a million arraignments with celebrities but this is a whole different thing. morgan: there will be no other proceedings on the 15th floor when he arrives. the streets will also be closed. after, he will head to mar-a-lago where he has announced plans to speak. morgan norwood, abc news. kumasi: we are expected to learn who is going to the moon your nasa is prepared to announce the astronauts today. reggie: twitter will the checkmarks of those not paying a fee for the blue verification. drew: here is live doppler seven along with satellite. we have an upper level low will slide south through california as the day goes on. a wind advisor

a couple of isolated showers along the coastline. one or two may move on but most will remain dry over the next 24 hours. the wind advisory is in effect along the coast. the coast and the gaps will find the fastest wins, gusting over 45 miles power at times. they are out of the northwest, so it will feel chilly. temperatures well below average. we expect winter peak by 3:00, 4:00, or 5:00 p.m. gusts over 40 miles power by the coast which could take down a few isolated trees. the wind will not be widespread in terms of strength. there could be an isolated showers in the reward to fairfield but most of us remain dry over the next 24 hours. today, when he with the isolated

rain chance. temperatures on the chilly side, mid to upper 50's. warmer weather in the seven-day forecast. jobina: as promised, we will talk about the golden gate, the service has changed in terms of the schedule for the fairies, all fairies will depart from gate b. and also, the wind is definitely the big story for the day. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 531 time and traffic is beginning to fill in -- 5:31 and traffic is beginning to fill in. as we head to break, giving you an overall look at drive times. everything is roughly on time. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it.

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kumasi: st. petersburg police found the body of a two-year-old inside the mouth of an alligator more than 10 miles from his home on friday. his father has been charged with two counts of murder for allegedly stabbing the child's mother more than 100 times as well as for the two-year-old's death. the cause of his death is under investigation. reggie: many high-profile people or organizations you follow on twitter may soon lose the blue checkmarks indicating they are verified. the new york times lost its verification after ceo elon musk promised they would be taken off accounts that don't buy premium twitter subscription. the times said it wouldn't pay. he tweeted the check mark would be removed and tweeted disparaging remarks about the newspaper. the l.a. times lost its

verification. they kicked off their first art market on market street highlighting the area talent including musical performances, global artists, and vendors. >> this is the cultural c of san francisco. we have so many museums down here and this is where a lot of people come to visit san francisco come because we are close to the restaurants and hotels. kumasi: it will be every first sunday of the month for the rest of the year from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. reggie: the doors are closed after an iconic restaurant closed. it served his final meal yesterday. longtime and loyal customers were there to show support and herend pointedbite of a

-- who are disappointed. >> that is just awful. we are here on his 81st birthday trip. you know, we need to have things go, not end. reggie: family members say the restaurant owner was ready to retire but the pandemic and changing consumer habits are contributive factors. hate to see it. kumasi: me too. drew: i have been there. it is delicious. we have wind that is strong on the coast. a wind advisory in effect.

you will find it is a bright day but a windy day. here is the foca headlines. a brisk afternoon later on with an isolated showers chance in the east bay possible. one week from today, much warmer weather will be moving in. wind gusting 30 to over 30 miles power along the coast. this is the area we are watching closely. the wind could take down trees later on. temperatures in the 30's and 40's waking up to your monday. here is future weather. the wind will peak around 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. and as they peak we could see a week -- weak ripple through antioch, livermore, the foothills of san jose, where we could have a shower pop up. most areas will remain dry today but the chance does the east. temperatures below temperatures,

mid to upper 50's. this time of year we should be well into the upper 60's. overnight tonight, the wind will weaken and we will have mainly clear skies. a lot of us to be into the 30's as we head into tuesday. we need today with the isolated chance of a shower in the east bay. it is right and drive for much of the week ahead. we will introduce w the forecast over the weekend. reggie: a southwest action plan. with the airline is doing to prevent another travel nightmare like what we saw over the holidays. kumasi: one player on the oakland a's roster is making a difference during autism awareness month. reggie: we will show you what happened with the 49ers tight

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kumasi: we are expecting an announcement for the plan to eventually put humans back on the moon. nasa is ready to name the group of astronauts, traveling the farthest in space we have ever gone. >> who we the first four astronauts to return to the moon? really, 2, 1, ignition and lift off of artemis one. >> ending the orion capsule around the moon and back, nasa rubbing for artemis to, which will take four astronauts around the moon since the end of the apollo program 51 years ago. we don't know who will be chosen for the mission, victor glover is a fan favorite. and you, my friend, i know you are very excited to potentially be an astronaut going to the moon. >> i am excited that it is just

a reality that we will send people to the moon, whether myself or one of my good friends. whatever aspect of thatongee a y to be a part of it. this expedition expected to make history. we will have the first person of color on the surface of the moon. >> an astronaut, expected to go to the moon. she said the previous ones only explored a small area. >> might find very different things in a region, so this time we are going to the south will of the moon. >> what they find there could be to some launching from the moon and going deeper into space. >> when humans do great things, we call it a moonshot. it is a very exciting time. reggie: i wanted to be it to be a reality television

star, would you watch that? who gets to go to the moon? why do i have to come up with everything? phenomenon caught on camera, the northern lights lit up the skies in fairbanks, alaska. the photographer said he judges the strength according to the light reflection from the ground. in a matter of minutes it went from pitch black to write green. kumasi: the 49ers tight end george kittle mixing it up at wrestlemania at sofi stadium in l.a. he jumped into action, taking out one and then teamed the former punter pat mcafee. he said it was a dream come true to purchase a pate in wrestling. reggie: ok. it is the shorts for me. kumasi: i want to hop u

side. reggie: do you? kumasi: me and my grandpa used to watch wrestling all of the time. reggie: you did? this surprises let me tell you about this working on the oakland a's, already making an impact even after only a few games. he is wearing two different colors of batting gloves every time he comes to the plate. they stand out against the a's colors. he is wearing them to raise money and awareness for his six-year-old son who has autism. his batting gloves are made by the texas company bruce boldt, and that company is pledging to donate every -- a dollar for every glove to autism speaks in honor of autism acceptance

month. researchers say children with autism have sleep issues. that has led to a new trial by the cleveland clinic to see if the doctors and therapists can find better ways for children with autism to sleep. they say there were is a success. >> we were able to show it was feasible to do the telehealth and families were able to log on and get intervention. reggie: there isn't a single main cause for children with autism having trouble with sleep and they hope for better outcomes. drew: the wind advisory is the big story. this is in effect until 11:00 p.m. tonight for the entire coastline and solano county, where a northwest wind will gust over 45 miles power at times. here is future weather showing you we expend -- expect the wind chanc for a sweea b.

most remained drive-through the next 24 hours. temperatures are chilly for this time of year. we should be well into the 60's but only maxing out in the mid-50's later today. kumasi: another san francisco concert added this summer. reggie: students at the university of california trying to make it better for ♪ how 'bout that? ♪ it's part of our story. ♪ this is the way. ♪ empress of: you're american. and then you come home and you're honduran. marianne: totally relate to that. it's like a double personality kind of thing. ♪ ♪

>> this is abc7news. kumasi: former president donald trump expected to arrive in new york city this afternoon as he is expected to appear before a judge before criminal charges. >> taking live look outside. . a wind advisory is in effect all day today. that could be a concern because we h the storms recently. reggi. drew: it is alre we have w