unprecedented court appearance. former president trump going before the court this morning. >> if you or i got indicted we wouldn't be the most popular people in the neighborhood but donald trump can be indicted and become the most popular person in the republican primary. troubles could translate to political success among republican voters in california. >> leaders in san jose want the city back to being the "safest big city in the country." the proposal being put forward. >> and the wet weather has made history in california. now the question is how to keep the good news from turning bad. >> time to check on the forecast. drew: a really nice day. the sun is with us and will feel a lot warmer today compared to yesterday. a couple of breezes on the coast

but nowhere near as windy as yesterday morning. we are gusting to 23 miles per hour. no wind advisories in effect today. we see a lot of sunshine on the way but where we have light wind and pretty clear skies, we are chilly this morning. santa rosa, napa, in the mid-30's. 42 in oakland right now, 43 in san mateo. we are starting out a bit cooler today compared to yesterday morning. a frost advisory is in effect for solano county. let's take you outside from the rooftop camera where you can see the pier this morning. the cosat will stay pretty breezy with 50's and low 60's later on. >> history will be made today. the fourth time ever, a former president of the u.s. set to face criminal charges and work.

scheduled to be in a manhattan court room at 2:15 this afternoon time. last night he stayed in his apartment at trump tower. his son and wife were seen arriving within yesterday. when it is time to go to court, people travel by motorcade to the courthouse where the arraignment will take place in the judge will reveal exactly what charges he is facing. new sources say there are at least two dozen charges including some felonies that are related to falsifying business records related to hush money payments to stormy daniels. >> emotions, because there is no law that fits this. there is no scenario where he should be indicted. >> there's also a quest the judge will impose a gag order in the case, something trump's attorneys says he does not want to happen. while no video cameras will be allowed inside the courtroom,

the judge is allowing still photography before the arraignment begins. after the hearing is over, trump will head to the airport to return to florida where he plans to speak from mar-a-lago bigger threat -- later tonight. kumasi: we are less than a year from the california primary where republican voters are expected play a large role in choosing the next gop nominee. a poll from the berkeley institute of governmental studies showed potential gop presidential candidate and laura governor ron desantis eating trump among likely california republican voters. this indicates some of the republican party is moving away from the former president. one political pollster said he would not be surprised if that changes now. >> as trump more attention, ironically he has been growing in national polling. you would expect that is probably true in california as well.

>> a little bit on this idea that any press is good press. >> all press is good press in some sense. >> the indictment has created a tricky situation for his were public and rivals. on one hand, they want to distance themselves from their opponent, but they also need to appeal to the republican base. you can be the first to know as news breaks. abc news will have live coverage throughout the day so you can be alerted about live coverage and updates as they happen. reggie: london breed expected to take the next step to bring more people back downtown after the pandemic, said to introduce an ordinance that would allow commercial spaces to be converted into residential units. it is part of a strategy to revitalize downtown. it includes increased safety, improve parks and new arts, culture and nightlife. recruit officers, they are going to be spreading the word through

television ads and social media. >> i loved growing up with a sunset. those are memories i will take with me forever. kumasi: the 30 second ads feature real police officers telling their stories about why they joined the police force. chris larson donat dollars to produce and to air the ads. >> it was something we could do quickly and we are happy with the results so far. we are excited to see if this helps to move the needle. i think it is one of many things that has to happen for public safety. people between the ages of 18 and 34 and they will be airing throughout northern california. reggie: a bay area business owner beyond frustrated after five attempted burglaries in one year. these crimes are not just causing a bunch of damage, but another headache with insurance.

you can crowbars and trying to drag a safe out the front door. a last attempt even involve guns. despite thousands of dollars in damage including holes hammered into walls, there is one thing the owner did not what to do in response. >> i was hit five times. i latest premium, they may drop me. reggie: the business owners no focus on adding more security measures which of us can also help with insurance quote. kumasi: in san jose, the mayor is calling for a major increase in the police force. is proposing doubling the rate at which new officers are hired, enhancing recruitment efforts into streamlining the whole process. he says this will lead to better outcomes in response time and perceptions of safety, say that is not necessarily accurate.

william wants to see evidence that more officers make the city safer. >> how am i supposed to evaluate that as a decision? if you are not saying these are the specific problem that we are going to address, and here is how you were going to know that that was effective. >> san jose currently officers, about 200 fewer than 2008. the police chief says the ideal number of officers is about 1400. open police officers union has filed a claim against the city in response to that recent ransomware attack. the union is asking for up to 25,000 dollars in damage for every city employee impacted. failed to protect employee data by refusing to maintain adequate security systems.

the chronicle asked the city for comment. officials declined saying they have not had time to review. sunnydale has opened the doors to the new city hall, the first in the nation with ned zero energy to be platinum certified. the new building sits on a 26 acre campus. >> we have solar panels on the roof there's tons of automation to other things within city hall which make it that icon of innovation. reggie: the new city hall chambers are not finished as supply chain issues have held up some technology. the mayor anticipates full completion by the end of summer. drew: we are taking you outside. this is the east bay hills camera. the camera is not shaking this morning, unlike yesterday.

we will lose the wind but we will keep the below average temperatures. you are not thinking you're wrong when you are like, it is chilly for the month of april. average high's should be well into the 60's if not near 70 degrees in the afternoon. but for another day, it will be a cool afternoon with highs in the first column, most of us saying in the if these this afternoon. anywhere from 7-11 degrees from where we should be this time of year. what we have is that upper-level low that was responsible for the wind that is pushed off to the east. what is happening here is that we are going to see a severe weather outbreak i tonight. this area the highest potential of not only severe weather but another night of tornadoes. it is going to be another busy night across parts of the midwest.

temperatures warming into the 50's later on today. below average temperatures, but is a great day. it will keep a little bit of that wind along the coast with temperatures nearly 10 degrees below where we should be this time of year. let's see how traffic is doing. jobina: unfortunately we are starting this morning with a deadly crash in vacaville area someone was crossing the freeway and hit by a vehicle. investigators are on the scene. multiple lanes are blocked at davis street. this was first reported truly before 5:00 a.m. and we do not have an estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen that is the primary issue. elsewhere, emeryville showing you traveling westbound. a live picture from the san mateo bridge, a very different story. no wind advisories coming in from the chp for your major bridges this morning and we will wrap up with a look at the drive

times. major issue being in vacaville this morning. >> record snowfall could spell trouble for the spring. the question, how fast all of that is going to melt. kumasi: and dwayne johnson making a big announcement for disney fans. the project now in the works. reggie: the possible return of a key player to tonight's roster.

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reggie: they surveyed places california into potential record-breaking territory. statewide readings tally 237% of average. that means its ties with the winter of 1952 for the highest snowpack ever. it has a snow-water equivalent of 61.1 inches, which is huge for the water supply. officials say that is cause for concern. >> the real challenge as we move

into spring and summer is flooding, significant flooding, particularly in the basin. reggie: climatologist say a season with no extreme heat would be the best option creating magical snowmelt that would prevent dangerous flooding. this morning, more help is on the way for areas impacted by the winter storms. president biden has approved a major disaster declaration which frees up a lot of federal funding for laces that include monterey, santa cruz, san benito county. there are new fears, again, flooding. more on what it might mean for northern and central california. >> after historic snowpack levels, how fast snow melts and runoff comes his reason for concern. > the real challenge in the spring and summer is flooding, significant flooding. the department is very focused on the entire central valley

including the sacramento valley. >> already, impacted by flooding after a series of storms. the department of water resources since currently there are two locations expected to reach flood stage within the next five days. both are within san joaquin valley. >> the climate prediction center, it is unsure which way to go. is it going to be a long and dry spring, a cold and wet spring? >> the flooding in the rate of runoff is not as much of a concern. >> fortunately for us, we don't rely on the snowpack water here. and a lot of our water is groundwater. >> the agricultural commissioner says the levy break any parade of storms devastated approximately 20,000 acres of the county's hundred thousand. he says they are still surveying damage, but preliminary estimates are up to $450

million. >> i think we shouldn't necessarily be worried about whether there might be a shortage. i think we know that point, it is too early to say. warriors player chase center for the last time during regular season. it could be a big moment for the team. all-star andrew wiggins could be back in the building. live inside chase center with the latest on that. >> of course, chase at this hour, but later today, fans may be witness to a wiggins return to the building. i'm glad you made that distinction because it is something that we have to definitely stress. it is not likely he is going to play today, but this former all-star at least courtside during the last home game of the season.

and let's talk about that timeline. wiggins has missed 22 consecutive games while attending to a private family issue. it is unclear how much people play in the final three regular-season games or if he will play at all. steph curry said last week the team would love to have wiggins, telling reporters that when he walks in the door, it will be when it is the right time for him that is kind of the expectation at this point. the training and medical staff would still need to evaluate his fitness and conditioning upon any return. this would then establish how soon he would be able to return to play. wiggins has missed a total of 42 games this season with left foot soreness and a stretch with a non-covid-19-related illness. as we come center live, you can see these seats are definitely going to be filled. xth ed ithnsre conference and the night, they

are going to be taking on oklahoma city. we are going to follow all the details and continue to bring you hopefully some optimistic news as the morning continues. reggie: it is th kumasi: it is the jacket. yesterday she was going through it. reggie: she got pummeled by a wave. >> don't turn your back to the waves. it can happen. >> and get we ask her to do it on a weekly basis. turn your back to the water. the wind and the waves. you look great. drew: a lot better today. we expect a lot of sunshine today, the wina yo i calm mainly clear skies and here is

how the forecast shapes up. it is really confined to the immediate coast line. for a lot of us, light wind and tons of sunshine today. toward the end of the week, we are tracking the next storm system to lightly bring some showers friday into saturday. watching very closely, that if the giants home opener. next week looks like warmer weather will arrive around here. right now, temperature that are quite chilly, close to freezing. hayward, 39. 34 in fairfield. 40 in palo alto. for half moon bay. future trak a wind gust showing you it is the coast that will see the breeze today for a lot of us. temperatures below average for the time of the year.

going to the 30's for a lot of us. let's talk about the next storm system. this frontal approach northern california and is set across our region friday morning at into the afternoon. right now it looks like it is light showers and the wind, something we will track very closely. enjoy the sunshine today and tomorrow. there that chance of a shower friday into saturday and we are watching on sunday and monday. 70's trying to make a comeback by the end of the weekend. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: a very noticeable change to twitter. what is going on with crypto training on wall street, and it is wild.

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with narcan.they can reduce fenl overdoses. kumasi: friends and fans are mourning the death of a drag performer. the cause of death is not known. reggie: a major disaster declaration for california will help businesses and local government access assistance to recovery after the recent winter storms. >> and number five is a bright and breezy day on the coast today. finding temperatures again below average in the 50's and 10 degrees below where we should be this time of year. jobina: unfortunately starting the commute with a deadly crash in vacaville. it has been upgraded lanes blocked on westbound 80 at davis street. number seven, san mayor london breed is expected to reveal a new ordinance -- to

residential units as part of an effort to bring more people downtown. >> what happens today, a full-fledged member of --. reggie: finland officially joined the nato alliance. nato secretary-general first made the announcement last week following turkish parliament. leadership also saying the optimistic about the chance of joining the alliance. kumasi: nasa has announced the cluster astronauts will be the crew for the first mission to the moon 50 years. gio benitez has the details. >> meet the four nasa astronauts taking us back to the moon. >> what is it like telling your families i am going really, really far into space? >> depends on which family member. my parents said is a little bit different to what your child go that far. >> this eager crew lasting

helping nasa pinpoint exactly where the next moon crew should land in 2025. >> what are you most excited about with this particular mission? >> we would be lying if we didn't say we want to be a thousand miles from the moon, see the moon, and look back at all of us. that is going to take our breath away. and much >> more with the crew coming up at 7:00 a.m. have voted to ban tiktok from all government-owned devices over security concerns. it underscores growing worries the chinese government could get data on for users through tiktok's parent company which is based in china. australia has banned all members of the so-called five eyes intelligence alive from government devices consisting of the u.s., australia, canada, and new zealand.

i guess we are now in the doge era of twitter? elon musk changed the bluebird logo into a shiba inu. overnight, the price of dogecoin went up by 25%. it was created as a joke for the meme that became popular a decade ago. the change comes just two days after he asked a judge to throw out a lawsuit accusing him of running a pyramid scheme to support dogecoin. kumasi: a live-action "moana" movie is in the works. the rock announced to not instagram. he is the voice of maui and will be playing the same role in the new version. there is no word who else will be in the movie or a release date, but he is going to be in it. reggie: you're welcome. you're welcome. he sings that song.

he doehe has a whole solo in tht movie. called "you're welcome." it didn't get the how could, totter --hakuna matata treatment it deserves. the men's basketball team wins their fifth national championship. a look at the rowdy celebration that happened on that campus. >> in just expected to go before a judge and criminal charges. letting you know what we are expecting today, coming up. and kumasi: they live look outside right now at sfo. we will be right back.

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announcer: will ding a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: a legendary san francisco drag performer found dead in london. the legacy she leaves behind. kumasi: from the north bay to nashville, the community fundraiser in wine country supporting close loved ones of last week's school shooting. reggie: and more fallout from that school shooting taking place at the tennessee capital. three lawmakers now facing expulsion after encouraging protesters to storm and interrupt a legislative session. courthouse where former president trump is expected to

face a judge this morning. good morning, everyone. reggie: first, we get to drew. drew: today, a lot less wind compared to yesterday. a little breezy along the coast, but for most of us, the wind is light and we do not have any wind advisory day. generally clear skies and later wind away from the coast. we are certainly a lot cooler than this time yesterday. 35 right now in san ramon. santa rosa right now at 34. 42 in oakland. you want the extra layer today compared to yesterday but we will have a nice-looking day on the way. anywhere from about two to seven degrees cooler right now to yesterday morning. a lot of sunshine today. we will keep a little bit of a breeze along the coastline the temperaturesagn only in the 50's. 10 degrees below where we should be this time of year.

a closer look at those temperatures coming up in about seven minutes. kumasi: we are just hours from a historic moment in new york city. donald trump will become the first person to hold the office of president to surrender on criminal charges. this will be related to two dozen charges including some felonies. morgan norwood is live where trump will be appearing with more on the case and the timeline for the arraignment today. morgan: as you just hours, former president trump will be escorted by a police motorcade. here at the courthouse, security is tight as police brace for possible protest. this morning, one of the nation's busiest courts will receive its highest profile defendant yet. former president donald trump said to surrender charges. waiting as he arrived in new york monday afternoon, the streets blocked off to ke wa onywiscor

the secret service will deliver him to the court to be arrested. he will not be handcuffed it is still unknown if you will have a mug shot taken it if it will be made public. also unknown, whether the judge will place a gag order on the case. >> anybody wants his tainting of the jury pool. >> trump's lawyer disputed that. >> can't be, won't happen. i don't believe anyone is even looking for that. >> trump will stand before a judge on arraignment for some 2000 charges including donees. they stem from hush money payments to stormy daniels weeks before the pivotal presidential election and allegedly disguised as ordinary legal expenses. for days, trump has lashed out at alvin bragg many hours before boarding for new york, attacking the presiding judge as a trump-hating judge who would never give him a fair trial. claims his own lawyer would not repeat.

>> i don't believe the judge is biased. >> trump has called for supporters to protest his arrest and new york is on alert. mayor eric adams with a stark warning. >> our message is clear and simple. control yourselves. new york city is our home, not a playground for your misplaced anger. cameras inside the court, but the judge ruling overnight that five photographers will be allowed to take photos before the arraignment. after all of this is said and done, donald trump will head back to mar-a-lago where he has plans to speak tonight. kumasi: you can count on news to bring you the very latest developments in the right end of donald trump as they happen. if you don't already have the app, you can download and enable the push alerts. we will alert you with any updates when abc news begins

live coverage later this morning. reggie: a fierce political battle has erupted at the tennessee state capitol last week's deadly state shooting in nashville. parents and students have been protesting, demanding new gun laws. jobina: three state lawmakers to be expelled for their behavior during those protests. republican from tennessee have taken the first steps to remove three democratic lawmakers, citing their involvement in gun-control rallies at the capital. the tennessee house will vote thursday whether to expel gloria johnson, justin jones, and justin pearson. republican leaders are already addressing them as former representativess, stripping them of committee assignments after they lead protesters and supporters with a bullhorn on the house field last week. publicans say they participated in disorderly behavior and intentionally brought disorder and dishonor to the house of representatives.

expel me for exercising our first amendment right to help elevate the voices in our community, who want to see his act to prevent gun violence, then they could do as they feel they must. but i and we must always stand up for what we believe to be right and just. jobina: students gathered yesterday after school walkouts carrying signs and reading the names of the six people killed in at school shooting. police have released new details about last week's attack, saying the shooter planned it for months and fired 152 rounds. in response, the governor has proposed a plan to strengthen school safety, including a $140 million to armed security guards at all public schools. the governor also wants to add

more mental health resources, but notably absent from the governor's announcement for any cost to tighten the access to guns. the governor and republican-controlled legislature has moved to loosen gun laws in recent years. reggie: northern california's wine country community is stepping up in support in the wake of the national shooting. a fundraiser was organized a niece of the couple who owns wineries. of support and rallying together of friends and families and people who have been affected by this ongoing crisis. i think it is about standing together as a community and just being part of something just to be bigger.

reggie: 100% of the proceeds will go to a fundraiser set up for gun safety. kumasi: the state's latest effort to make -- take firearms away from those who cannot legally on them a major success. authorities confiscated more than 1400 firearms. under a restraining order or has serious mental illness. of this firearms, there were 712 handguns, 80 assault style weapons, one machine gun. officers also confiscated 281,000 rounds of ammunition. >> while this report is a success story, there are still gun to the wrong hands. that means there's more work to do. doj is committed to supporting the team and making this program even stronger. kumasi:

and prohibited persons system. an automated system is used to track firearm owners who fall into a prohibited status. reggie: the santa clara county board of supervisors is pushing to make the overdose reversing drug narc can more widely available, including adding it to public places like libraries. lena howland joins us live in the newsroom with a look behind the initiative. >> the push to add narc into more public places across santa clara county comes at a time when the county has just asked arians a first of its kind overdose death and a 36-year-old man, which health officials have been putting out repeated warnings of. county public health leaders say the corner found both fentanyl and a form of animal tranquilizer in his system. as we've been reporting, tranq is now being added to drugs on the street like fentanyl and heroin and it affects the

nervous system which can slowdown your breathing and heart rate. health care leaders say it is a dangerous trend growing across the country and now locally. the overdose-reversing d can has recently been provided to most school districts in santa clara county, but now two county supervisors want to get it in county libraries. >> we will not stop there. we want to make sure it is available on public transportation, in bars, restaurants and music venues. >> though narcan may not be able to completely reverse the effects of an overdose, doctors say administering it should always be the first step. the santa clara county board of supervisors are expected to hear a report from the behavioral health services department about adding narcan to libraries this morning and fast tracking its approval. that meeting starts at 9:30.

community and so many others are mourning the death of a legendary drag performer. kumasi: they had in europe after a legendary career here in san francisco. tim johns spoke with some of her closest friends following the news and shares the legacy of the star will leave behind. >> i'm completely devastated. this is such a shock to me and to the community. >> disbelief at oasis nightclub in san francisco where dozens gathered monday afternoon to mourn the loss of a legendary bay area drag performer who died unexpectedly. a friend made the announcement on facebook earlier in the day. ♪ >> a local style was well- for things like the annual golden girls live show which was promoted on abc 7 back in november. >> it started off in the front parlor of a friend's victorian western 17 years ago and has

slowly rolled and grown and now, everybody comes out. >> the performer has long one of the faces of the city's drag scene, but the reach goes far beyond a single career. the artist is credited with helping to revolutionize drag ows not just here in the bay area, but also around the world. >> a style of drag in that was not really seen here. they had typical drag, but she brought the performance art aspect. >> is word of her death spreads, memorial contributes like this when outside of the casper theater have begun popping up. >> this is what america is about. >> people gathered for a prescheduled event to discuss anti-drag and transgender legislation in the u.s. organizers took time to honor legacy. >>hestfyw. palm springs, she was in london right now.

just all over the place. super, super active. >> while the cause of death is under investigation, friends see the memories will live on forever. >> this is a perfect example of how the drag community and a drag queen in change lives. kumasi:kumasi: students at the university of connecticut take to the streets after the men's basketball team got the national championship win. say "kennedy on tv" at the end. that is enough for me to turn the camera off. first lady jill biden is proposing a change to a tradition of who she wants to visit the white house following the march madness tournament.

let'stake you to the exploratorium drew: camera where you will find pretty clear skies, light wind out there. live doppler 7 along with satellite, a brief range of high-pressure slowly inching towards us. the upper level low we talked about yesterday responsible for the gusty wind route the day, that is now pushing off to the east. as it does, it will spark another round of severe weather and some of the same spot that were hit last week. later on today, a huge portion of the midwest and the south will go underneath severe storm watches, very likely. the areas shaded in red, some of the same areas hit by tornadoes again later today and overnight with the potential for strong, long-track tornadoes once again. back at home is a lot quieter. warming to the 40's by 9:00.

this afternoon, another day where temperatures are. we should be in the 60's if not close to 70 degrees. the warmest cities will be well below that by some 10 spots. a lot of sunshine on tap. temperatures are on the cool side for this time of the year. we still talk about. let's check in with jobina and see about traffic this morning. unfortunately to start off the commute this morning. right at davis street, all -- lanes are currently blocked. we also hav reported right around hyde street,at least one lane blocken

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reggie: tonight the warriors plant chase center for the last time during regular and during the last home game they could welcome all-star andrew wiggins back to the team. live outside chase center with that fire jacket. >> thanks, reggie. we have to talk about that. of course, andrew wiggins, he may return as soon as tonight according to espn. but it is probably not going to be in the capacity that everyone is hoping. but the timing means he is at least going to be courtside for the last home game of the

season, so maybe that is a good consolation. at this point, there are three games left to play with too many potential outcomes. although it is still unclear how much he can actually play in the final three regular-season games, or again, if you will play at all. the warriors are currently the sixth seed in the western conference. we know wiggins has missed 22 consecutive games while attending a private family issue. taking a look at the season as a whole, the former all-star missed a total of 42 games this season with left foot soreness, a strained adductor and a stretch with a non-covid-19 related illness. the team training in medical staff would still need to evaluate his fitness and conditioning to establish how soon he would be able to return to play. steph curry said last week le te doowi be when it that is kind of the expectation at this point. back out live, should fans

expect to see wiggins? i'm going to repeat it so nobody thinks that he is going to be hitting the court in a jersey, he will likely be on the sidelines. but when we talk about those expectations, how cool. all the cool kids wear them. like this, maybe? is that cool? >> i think so. exactly. it is in the front, you can protect everything. a win no matter what. reporting live from chase center, winning already, back to you. work. the silicon valley company removing some job postings with that option. reggie: steph curry making an impact for the next generation of basketball players.

how the superstar is giving high school basketball

kumasi: ok. reggie: why? i always need to ask why. kumasi: students at the university of connecticut taking that march madness victory -- i feel it little bit judgmental by saying this. reggie: i'm going to judge it and say too far. kumasi: some people really get into this. they were men's basketball team won the fifth national championship.

championship. coming up on "good morning america," live from the coach about leading the team to victory in the ncaa men's basketball championship. the newly crowned women's national champs have already been given an invitation to the white house. that is not a big surprise, but the first lady wants the team they beat to be invited, too. dr. jill biden said she is going to suggest to the president that iowa's team also come for the traditional visit along with the players from the team that won. lsu, louisiana state university. dr. biden watched the victory overrom the stands. she praised iowa's sportsmanship. congratulating both teams on their performance.

the white house has not yet responded to that suggestion. reggie: there is a lot that, but we don't have time to get into it. steph curry was once recruited basketball player coming out of high school. chris alvarez sat down with it four time champ to find out how he is helping high schoolers who were just like him on the underratedtour. >> i appreciate you are coming through. >> i want to go back to the beginning. when was this idea born in your head, take me to the origins of it. >> it started kind of organically after joining under armour back in 2013. by the third or fourth year i realized if i was in high school, i wouldn't have gotten invited to my own camp because i was a to start or three-star recruit. -- two star. >> all eyes are going to be on

you. >> teaches you a lot about yourself, about your team, your confidence. offers. eyes -- posterize can i jump over you and tongue on you? i probably would let them do it. -- dunk on you. >> underrated to being stephen curry? >> i still carry the underrated

mindset. it is always built into me. i will always look at things that way, but once you win a world championship, and change the conversation. the journey of what it took from being able to carry and underrated mindset. moment. reggie: that was really cute. that was chris alvarez reporting. for more on the tour and they link to the story, go to our website. take a look at the highs today. into the mid to upper 50's with bright sunshine, a bit of a breeze along the coast. our next storm will arrive here late thursday into friday, lightly bringing some showers to finish out the week. will try ty on sunday in the forecast, but for much of the week ahead, we keep those temperatures below

average. a chance of a shower friday into saturday. sunday right now does look to be the warmest day. we will try to get some 70's back in the forecast. footsteps of employees. reggie: federal funding approved. some californians getting some much-needed recovery money from recent storms. kumasi: in the ultimatum one san francisco supervisor about the proposed renovation plan. reggie: another begins. ♪ woo! ♪ woo! ♪ [giggles] ♪ rated pg-13. 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.

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