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♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. kumasi: now at 6:00, set to surrender in a few hours. former president trump will be facing historic arraignment in new york city courtroom. reggie: burglars targeting this is one owner voices frustration after getting hit five times. kumasi: recruiting rookie officers, the strategy one police union is hoping will bring in new law enforcement numbers. reggie: good morning, welcome to tuesday, april 4. kumasi: hope you're having a great start to your day and drew will make a better. drew: winds are backing off and we will have sunshine but temperatures are little below average. winds have a breeze along the sonoma county cosine.

wind advisory is in effect leading to a cooler morning. subfreezing in clear lake, 34 santa rosa, fremont good morning at 36. we certainly have the chill in the air first day. we will see a lot of sunshine today. here's a live look from sutro tower. bright sky, breezy along the coast, temperatures today still below average. this time of year should be upper 60's most cities and staying 50's for afternoon eyes. a closer look at temperatures coming up in a few minutes. reggie: thank you. history will be made today. for the first time ever, it former president of the united states, donald trump, is said to surrender and face criminal charges in court. jobina is at the live desk with what we can expect. jobina: he's expected to be in a courtroom at 11:00 a.m. our time. we -- he stayed at his apartment last night and his wife and son were seen arriving with him yesterday. when it is time to go to court,

trump will travel by motorcade to the manhattan courthouse will the arraignment will take place on the judge will it be a what charges trump is facing. abc news sources say there are at least two dozen charges including felonies that are related to falsifying business records related to hush money payments to stormy daniels. >> this is unprecedented. i don't celebrity and whatnot but this is a whole different thing. we have secret service involved. jobina: there's also question if the judge will impose a gag order, something trump's attorney said he does not want to happen. video cameras will be allowed inside the courtroom and the judge is allowing still photography. after the hearing is over, trump will head to the airport and return to florida where he plans to speak for mar-a-lago tonight. kumasi: thank you the indictment a donald trump will likely have a major impact once he campaigns for president. where less than a year away but

republican voters are excited to play a large role in choosing the next ub nominee. the polls at the berkeley institute of government studies show potential presidential gop candidate and florida governor ron desantis beating trump among republican voters. this indicates a sum in the republican party might be moving away from the former president but one look at a poster that abc7news spoke with said that now changes. >> as trump has been getting more attention with these indictments, ironically he has been growing in national polling. you would expect that is probably true in california as well. >> this idea all press, any press is good press. >> all press is good press in some sense. kumasi: the indictment has created a tricky situation for republican rivals of trump. want to distance themselves from their opponent but also want to appeal to the republican base. as the proceedings unfold, be

the first to know. abc news will have live coverage there of the day and you can download the bay area app now to be alerted about live coverage as they happen. reggie: the san francisco mayors expected to take the next step for plans to bring more people back downtown. she says she's and introduce an ordinance that would allow commercial spaces to be converted to residential units as part of the nine strategies she announced in february 2 really vitalize -- revitalize. kumasi: the police union has a new strategy to recruit officers, they will further wear where through television ads and social media. >> the sunset, those are memories i will take with me forever. kumasi: 32nd ads feature real police officers telling their stories about why they joined the police force. chris larson the police union, a nonprofit

organization to reduce ads. >> it is something we can do quickly and we are happy with results so far. we are excited to see if this moves the deal but i think it is one of the many things that have to happen for public safety. kumasi: this targets people 18 to 24 and will air throughout california. reggie: a bay area business owner is gone frustrated after five attempt to blur -- burglaries in one year. these crimes are not only causing a lot of damage but another headache, insurance. this is a surveillance video from cam cash for gold and you can see mask loved burglars used crowbars to try to drag a safe out the front door and last attempt involved guns. despite dozens of dollars in damage including holes hammered into walls, there is one thing the owner does not want to do in response. >> [indiscernible] they might raise your premium,

they may drop you. reggie: the business owner is focused on adding more security measures which can also help with insurance costs. kumasi: mayor matt mae henan san jose is calling for major increase in the city's police force, proposing doubling the rate at which new officers are hired and enhancing recruitment efforts and streamlining the process. he says this will be to -- lead to better outcomes in the crime rates and safety. some people say that is not necessarily accurate. the salic and valley naacp wants to see evidence more officers will make the city safer. >> how mice will still evaluate that as a decision if you are not saying these are the specific problems we are going to address and this is how that can work and here's how you will know that is how that was infected -- affected. kumasi: san jose sits at 173,000 officers. the police says -- chief says

the ideal is around 1400. reggie: oaklands police officer union filed a claim against the city in a recent ransomware attack. the union is asking for up to $25,000 in damages for every city employee impacted by the impact. the legal filing comes two months after hackers stole more than a decade's worth of information and leaked it to the dark web. the union claims the city failed to protect employee data i refusing to maintain adequate security systems. the chronicle asked the city for comment but officials declined saying they have not had time to review filings. kumasi: historic snowpack levels with all the snow that fell this winter, there is a huge concern about its melting and the impact it will have on farmland. kumasi: playoff push, the warriors helping to get a key player back for playoffs as a team hopes to avoid the tournament. where live in chase center with the previa. drew: 6:08, a live look from the exploit or in camera.

clear skies, another cool april afternoon. this time of the year, average high, we should be well into the 60's if not close to 70 degrees. today, most of us stuck in the 50's, close to 10 degrees below average for this time of year. we take a closer look at thes 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. the exact thing that can change the world.

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drew: taking a look at live doppler 7, we had this low yesterday, responsible for the gusty winds, that is pushing up to the easement will spark another round of severe weather for areas in the midwest and south. again these areas are some the same places hit last week by strong tornadoes and that areas in red have another round of severe weather together.

temperatures in the 40's by 10:00 a.m., chilly to start our day, and the afternoon will be below average. only mid and upper 50's for the most part. a nice-looking day, a lot of sunshine out there and most of the wind we had yesterday, stays breezy along the coast but for most, like wind, temperatures around 56 in the city, 58 here, 59 san jose, the warm spots like santa rosa and concord up to 60 degrees. we do have rain returning to the forecast by the end of the week and we will talk about that in seven minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: good morning everyone. we are following this major issue underway in vacaville, a deadly crash report before our show began around five a clock this morning. crashes west on 80 at davis street. all lanes are still blocked there. we also have a new crash in oakland, on southbound 880 before high street. you see speeds around 11 miles per hour and i wanted to bring in our camera here, once you get

to that section where we have the crash, it is moving. this is what we will see continuing southbound 880. no problems there. at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on and tracy to dublin, any hour and five minutes. reggie: thank you. the agency plan to reduce its billion-dollar deficit. but want to mania, the announcement for fans that has disney saying you are welcome. a live look outside, it is 6:13. the right track. asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. because one dose a day helps keep my asthma symptoms under control. and with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy helps improve lung function so i can breathe easier for a full 24 hours. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler

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reggie: after historic snowpack levels, snowfall run-up is a concern. federal funding could be on the wafer places like san benito

county. there are currently two locations expected to reach flood stage within the next five days and both are within san joaquin valley. >> right now, the climate protection center is really -- it is unsure which way to go. is it going to be a warm and dry spring? as a going to be a cold and wet spring? reggie: a monterey county agricultural commissioner says march's levee break and string of storms devastated 20,000 acres out of the county's 300,000. there is all -- they are also serving across preliminary estimates up $450 million. kumasi: tonight is the warriors last home game of the regular season and they are hoping all still are -- all-star andrew wiggins will be back in the building after missing two games. it's a critical read for golden state as wild western conference is heating up. amanda del castillo you live inside of the chase center with more on the return.

amanda: good morning. and of course at this hour chase center is completely empty but, later today, fans may be witness to a wiggins return, to the building. i'm glad you made that distinction because have to say it is not likely he will be hitting the court tonight. but what it does mean is he will likely be heading at least -- sitting at least courtside during the last home game of the season. let's talk about the timeline, wiggins missed when he two consecutive games while attending to a private family issue and it is unclear how much he will play in the team's final three regular home season games or if you will play at all. the team would love to have wiggins was said last week telling reporters "but when he walks in the door, it will be when it is the right time for him." that's kind of the expectation -- him. that's kind of the expectation at this point." the training and medical staff would still need to evaluate wiggins fitness and conditioning

upon any return. this would then establish how soon he would be able to return to play. wiggins missed a total of 42 games this season with left foot soreness, a strained abductor and a non-covid-19 related issue. the warriors are currently the sixth seed in the western conference and we know that, tonight, the warriors will take on oklahoma city here at chase center. back live, just an empty chase center but i'm sure everyone -- every one of these seats will be filled. i'm soaking in the seat because i don't of the next time i will be sitting at a place where i can almost touch the court at all. and we talk about taking on oklahoma city thunder, they will also take home these cute little bags. now i'm just confusing myself on how to put this on where i showed you in the last tip. here we go. i am set.

sitting courtside, who am i question mark reggie: it all comes together really -- who am i? reggie: it all er rely. >>spiays u were talking about yesterday. kumasi: we had to make up for that. inside needs to be warm and stylish, showing off the code, all of the things. reggie: yesterday, if you aren't watching -- amanda: i know, that's why today -- i was going to say today i even brought in a water-resistant jacket, just in case weather popped up and took me away from the warriors, that way i can switch out so i would not look foolish standing on the side of rockaway beach and pacific in this. so i do have a jacketing case breaking news breaks. kumasi: they ready. amanda: for now i will enjoy this seat courtside. [laughter] reggie: very good. enjoy that while it lasts. thanks, manda.

[laughter] kumasi: but at least today [indiscernible] drew: can we talk about fanny packs and how they have done a 180? reggie: they have had a glow up. drew: i saw kids wearing them around the waist. reggie: if you are really hot, you can still wear it around your waist. you can wear a clown nose and walk around. drew: you could do anything. the world is your oyster. reggie: it is. isn't that fun? kumasi: hot privilege. [laughter] reggie: because you see these people, we will talk about coachella later, and they are wearing these fanny packs and ridiculous outfits and i'm like cute. [laughter] that works. anyone else. reggie: you try to wear that in your own home and you're like absolutely not. reggie: oh, you are a court jester today? [laughter] ♪ look, i'm lanky. you now? drew: somehow they look hot.

make it make sense. reggie: i pulled my socks up, i have this thing on, a visor. [laughter] drew: it's like your dad in the 1980's. reggie: that's exactly is. drew: truly what is. [laughter] reggie: said. drew: let's go to the bay bridge. it is such a per team morning, light winds, the forecast will call for a bit of a breeze along the coast but for most of us we are not dealing with the wind we had yesterday. sunshine out there but by the end of the week, we are tracking our next storm. watching friday closely in the giants home opener and we have to include showers in the forecast and we try to get warmer weather, especially sunday and early next week. right now it is chilly out there, our coldest spots in the 30's so we are starting on a cooler note compared to this time yesterdwaf at. winds kind of a breeze along the coastline but for most of us come winds. we watch the coast today, no advisories in effect or anything like that but it is breezy, half

moon bay through the north bay coastline, winds gusting over 30 miles per hour at times. i will keep temperatures limited to the mid and upper 50's. beautiful sunshine today. bright skies but temperatures close to 10 degrees below where we should be this time of year. overnight tonight, we will find our coldest spots dipping into the 30's as we head into wednesday. future cash showing is the next storm system that will cross friday and bring back light showers in the forecast. here is accurate weather seven-day, enjoy the sunshine. tomorrow we keep the shower changes, friday into saturday, then sunday we warm up the forecast with 70's. reggie: thanks. "good morning, america" -- "good morning, america" is coming up at 7:00. kumasi: ginger zee has a look. >> i have the st. louis arch behind me because we are in level 3 three at a five but there are level four out of five risk areas we will be talking vernig cld hav neatudly l

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kumasi: new at 6:00, facebook's parent company is no longer posting job listings with remote work options. according to sfgate, the company says taking down remote work jobs was temporary. meta also reportedly removed a sentence endorsing remote work on their webpage coming as mark zuckerberg announced another wave of layoffs in march. 10,000 people are expected to lose their jobs in april, 5000

open positions will not be filled either. student workers at stanford university will look to immunize and fight for better wages. graduate student workers started union in -- their unionization campaign yesterday. roughly 6500 docktor fellows in student workers will be represented. they also want the ability to fight against unfair labor practices and harassment in the workplace. they gather signatures monday to petition the nlrb with authorization to hold unionization votes. new at 6:00, a women's pro soccer team is finally coming to the bay area. the national women's soccer league awarded six tree partners the rights for a bay area expansion team. the club does not have a team yet it will play -- the team does not have a name yet but will play in 2024. this is the

join the e arsts isear include bad bunny, frank ocean, calvin harris. and between sets, the festival art installation and behind-the-scenes moments will be featured. coachella is april 14 to 16th and when he first to the 23rd. the big announcement for disney fans from dwayne johnson. >> we are so excited and happy to announce a live-action reimagining of moana is in the works. kumasi: yes it is. it is coming to disney. and a video posted on twitter, the roxette it is early in the process so there's no details on the release date but remember he voiced the character maui in the original version. abc is a parent company of abc

7. the votes are in, what is now the official animal of san francisco. mourning the loss of a legendary dry performer. what friends are saying about the legacy the artist leaves behind. we take a live look outside had a beautiful start to our tuesday at 6:28. we will be right back.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. >> and ours, former president donald trump expected to go before a judge on criminal charges. i will let you know what we are expecting today coming up. reggie: healing in the north bay, the how the community in sonoma county is coming together town families of victims of last week's school shooting in nashville. >> this is such a shock to me and community. kumasi: remembering an iconic

dry performer, how she paved the way for other performers around the world. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, april the fourth. reggie: first we will check in with drew for the decent forecast. drew: it looks beautiful right now. we will have a lot of sunshine and a lot of wind -- and losing a lot of wind too. no advisories but certainly across the region. some spots are gusty like half moon bay and the marin and sonoma county coastline. calm wind leading to a chilly start yesterday. a lot of us starting in the 30's. good morning, livermore, at 35. 34 right now in santa rosa. very pretty picture out there. we find a lot of sunshine today but the breeze is going to keep us below average temperature wise. should be been tough -- should be mid to upper 60's today, well into the 50's by the afternoon. a closer look at high temperatures coming up. kumasi: thank you.

we are ours from an historic mont irk cit donald trump will become the first person holding the office of president to surrender on criminal charges. it is believe there could be a dozen charges including felony. morgan norwood is outside the courthouse with more on the case and timeline for the arraignment today. morgan? morgan: good morning. just hours, former president donald trump will make his way from trump tower to the courthouse. in the last 10 minutes, a small number of demonstrators both in support of the indictment and against the indictment have showed up here to the courthouse. this morning, one of the nation's busiest courts will oversee the highest former president donald trump expecting to surrender on camilla charges. the streets me way for his it is the same convoy that will escort him to the courthouse later today. the court to be arrested.

he will not be handcuffed. it is unknown if trouble having mugshot taken and will it be made public? also unknown, whether the judge will place a gag order on the case. >> i think there's a good chance the judge will issue some sort of guy issue because the last the court or anybody wants is tainting of the jury pool. >> last night on fox, trump's lawyer disputed that. >> can't become a won't happen. i don't believe anyone is even looking to that. morgan: trump will stand before a judge on arraignment on two dozen charges including felonies. the charges include payments to stormy daniels weeks before the pivotal 2060 presidential election. and allegedly disguised as legal expenses. for days, trump lashed out at the manhattan district attorney and in the hours boarding for new york attacking the presiding judge as a trump-hating judge and would never give him a fair trial. claiming trump's own lawyer would not repeat. >> i do not think the judges

biased. the president has his own opinion. >> trump called for supporters to protest his own arrest and the city is on alert. mayor eric adams with a warning. >> a message -- our message is clear and civil, control yourselves. new york city is our home, not a playground for your misplaced anger. morgan: where i am standing, i see about hundred protesters gathering both in favor and against that indictment. for the most part, things appear to be peaceful, heating the warning from mayor eric adams. there will be no cameras, no video cameras inside of the court but a small number of photographers will be allowed to take photos. kumasi: thank you. you can count on abc7news to bring you the latest developments in the indictment of donald trump as they happen. if you do not already have our abc 7 bay area app, you can

download it now and make sure you have push alerts and we will update you when abc news begins live coverage this morning. reggie: a battle has erected at the tennessee say capital following last week's deadly school shooting. parents and students have been protesting demanding new gun laws. jobina is at the live desk with the fallout. jobina: three state lawmakers could be expelled for their behavior during those protests. republicans in tennessee have taken the first steps to remove re-democratic lawmakers citing their involvement in gun-control rallies at the capitol. the tennessee house will vote thursday whether to expel gloria johnson, justin jones, and justin pearson. republican leaders are already addressing them as "former representatives," stripping of them of their committee assignment after they led supporters with a bullhorn on the house for last week. republicans say the three participated in "disorderly behavior andntal brought disorder and dishonor to the house of representatives." protesters are pushing for

tougher gun laws in response last week's school shooting in nashville. >> if the house decides to expel me, for exercising our first amended right to help elevate the voices in our community, you're going to see his act to prevent gun violence, then they can 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 at the capitol yesterday after school walkout carrying signs and reading the names of the six people killed in the 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, governor bill lee proposed a plan to strengthen school safety including $140 million for armed security guards at all public schools. the governor also wants to add more mental health resources, notably absent from the governor's announcement or any calls to tighten the states

access to guns. the governor and republican-controlled legislature have moved to loosen gun laws in recent years. reggie: northern california's wine country community is stepping up in the wake of the national shooting. a fundraiser was organized after one of the victims, a nine-year-old, is the niece of a couple who owns wineries in hillsboro. so no most popular valley bar is donating money from their wine sales. >> we are just a blip on the map of support and rallying together of friends and families and people who have been affected by this ongoing crisis. i think it is about us standing together as a community and being part of something just to be bigger and just to make noise. reggie: 100% of the proceeds from now through next week will go to a fundraiser set up through every town for gun safety.

the santa clara county board of supervisors is pushing to make the overdose versing drug narcan more widely available, including at public libraries. lena howland is in the newsroom with a look at the initiative. lena: this push to add narcan to more public places across and eclair county comes at a time when the county has just experienced a first of its kind overdose death in a 36-year-old man which health officials have been putting out repeating warnings out. public health leaders say the corner found fennel -- fentanyl and animal tranquilizer known as trying -- trank. it's now being added to drugs on the street like fentanyl and heroin and something that affects the nervous system which can slow down your breathing and heart rate. health care leaders say it is a dangerous trend growing across the country and locally. the overdose drug narcan has been recently provided to

most cool district in santa clara county but now two county supervisors want to get it in county libraries. >> we don't want to stop there. we want to make sure it's available on public transportation, in bars, restaurants, and music venues. >> while it might not be able to reverse the effects of a tranq overdose, -- they are excited to hear report from the behavioral health services to permit about adding narcan to libraries and fast tracking its approval. live, lena howland, abc7news. reggie: thank you. the bay area's lgbtq+ community is a morning following sudden death of a legendary drag performer. she had been performing in europe after a legendary career in san francisco. abc7news reported tim johns talked to some of her closest friends following the news and

shares the legacy the star will leave behind. >> i'm completely devastated. this is such a shock to me and the community. >> disbelief at oasis nightclub in san francisco where dozens gathered one afternoon to mourn the loss of a legendary bay area drag performer who died unexpectedly in london. a friend made the announcement on facebook earlier in the day. >> thank you for being a friend. ♪ >> the local star was well known for being part of the annual golden girls live show promoted on abc 7 in november. >> is started as a front parlor of a friend and western edition 17 years ago and slowly has grown and groaned and it is now huge and everybody comes out. lena: her career -- >> her career has been long one of the faces of the city drag scene but her reach goes far beyond a single career. the artist is credited helping

to revolutionize drag shows not just here in the bay area but also around the world. >> heck alina brought a s dragon the 90's that was not really seen here. we had typical drag but she brought performer -- performance art aspect. >> as word of her death spread, memorials and tributes like this one had begun popping up all around san francisco. >> this is what it is all about. >> people gathered at an event to discuss anti-dragon anti-trans legislation in the u.s.. they are honoring heklina's legacy. >> heklina did a lot of stuff everywhere, palm springs, she was all over the place. she was super active. >> while the cause of her death is under investigation, friends say their memories will live on forever. >> this is a perfect example of how the drag community and a

drag queen can change lives. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc7news. reggie: that part where they were honoring her, oasis's home, that is where she started. darcy, who you heard at the end, is the owner of oasis and has done a spectacular job of taking over her legacy. as you know, we talked to heklina on multiple times and just talk to her in november about golden girls and anyone who has ever singled and girls here, they did it for many years in san francisco. what a great job heklina and the rest of the girls all did bringing joy to every christmas to so many people and i was shocked when i heard about this and feel so sad for her family. kumasi: it is so good to see how they are honoring and remove bring her. the joy she brought to so many people. reggie: the legacy definitely lives on but she will be incredibly messed. she is so kind so thank you. coming up, home sales in the bay

area, what experts say is contributing to the slow start this year. and a reminder to stay with us for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. you can download the app wherever you stream. drew: outside from our east bay hills camera this morning, we have clear skies, there's the lake right there, expecting a lot of sunshine today. temperatures are below average. another cool afternoon. our average this time of year in this orange column, we should be mid and upper 60's if not close to 70 degrees in the warmest cities. but today, most of us will be stuck in the 50's and seven to 11 degrees below where we should be this time of year. yeerdayespoibhefftoheatg calm or day but the low pressure is going to create another severe

weather outbreak in some of the same areas that were just hit last week. the severe weather threat is highest in areas shaded in red where we can see another round later on this evening and overnight as strong come along track, violent tornadoes cannot get a break to these. at home, a quiet day. by 10 icam, in the 40's. closer to lunchtime we have temperatures in the 50's and that is about it. we will probably max in the upper 50's in those cities. a lot of sunshine out there, a breeze along the coast, but for most the winds are not an issue. 56 in the city, 59 san jose, 60 the high in santa rosa and concord. we have rain in the forecast to finish out the week and we will talk about that in the seven minutes. let's check in with jobina for traffic. jobina: good morning. we begin at the san mateo bridge where west on traffic is nearly stopped. we have a tow truck on the bridge due to a stall of the high-rise which should be out of teo bridgenn.es

s, want to give you a heads up on that. we have been continuing to follow this deadly crash in vacaville westmont 80 in davis street. investigators are on the scene but have reopened one lane. that is a more positive update in terms of the traffic flow. your speeds around six miles per hour and our other crash in oakland south on 880 before high street, very busy there and also becoming busy in the northbound direction in the same spot. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on at 5:41. traffic is backed up to the ♪ how 'bout that? ♪ it's part of our story. ♪ this is the way. ♪

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finland, nato territories border more than 1500 miles of land with russia. now russia has threatened to scale up in finland and nato leadership is saying they are so optimistic on sweden's chances of joining the alliance. reggie: new development side of virginia, the first grade teacher shot by her six rolled student in january is suing the school district and school officials for $40 million. staff and administrators are said to be aware of the student's history of random violence. officials did not act proactively over concerns of the boys possession of a gun on the day of the shooting. 25-year-old teacher abby zwerner was hospitalized after a bullet one into her hand and chest. kumasi: new at 6:00, bart has a new plan to reduce its massive budget deficit according to the chronicle. the plan includes restricting overtime and redirecting funds used to pay down its employ

pension liability among other things. there would be no cuts to e, aeant 2 tyfi. that is when the agency runs out of pandemic really funds. bart is dealing with a 143 -- $143 million budget shortfall. the new budget wants to restrict future overtime and redirect funds used to pay down its employee liability. that is a lofty goal to cut the shortfall in 2025 by nearly half, to $78 million. services. new development in the fight over the future of san francisco's theater, the company that operates it reportedly has given to -- been given two weeks to compromise with the community. according to the reporters, the supervisor issued an ultimatum during the committee hearing yesterday. plan entertainment has been at odds on plans to remodel the

inside of the theater to create seats and more flex will space. during yesterday's meeting, the committee push back a vote to extend its preservation landmark pretension to the seats. reggie: now for your morning money report, it's been a rough start to the 2023 bay area housing market. according to data released by compass, medium home sales in san francisco or down 14.5 percent in february compared to last year. in the east bay, they were down one 12%. experts a wise protect layoffs and the collapse of silica and extreme weather have impacted the market. w double e and ufc's p company endeavor holdings group are merging to form a $21 billion entertainment company. the newly formed publicly traded company does not yet have a name. top executives like dubya double ee and ufc will remain in their respective roles. they pla

kick some -- take symbol newark soccer change. they host oklahoma city in its final regular city home game. this week is crucial for the doves as they could end up in the play in tournament instead of securing a spot on the first round. and some good news, andrew wiggins is back in the bay area after missing 22 games. reporter amanda del castillo is live inside of chase center. amanda: hi, reggie. more good news, the game has not started and i'm already celebrate a personal win. i'm not outside talking about the rain or wind, i'm inside talking about the warriors and potential return of forward andrew wiggins but not in the capacity most people are hoping. the timing would put the former all-star at least courtside for the last home game of the regular season. at this point, there are three games left to play with too many potential playoff outcomes. though it is unclear how much wiggins would play in threlar-season games

or if he will play at all. the warriors are currently in sixth seed in the western conference and we know wiggins had missed 22 consecutive games while attending to a private family issue. taking a look at the season as a ormer all-star missed a total of 42 games this season with left foot soreness, a strained abductor, and a stretch with a non-covered related illness. the training and medical staff would have to evaluate has fitness and conditioning to a stylish soon he will be able to return to play. steph curry said last week the team love to have wiggins, telling reporters "when he walks in the door, it will be when it is the right time for him, that's kind of the." if you come back out, you can see chase center at this hour but we are told it will be a sold-out game, also talking about expectations. fans are going to leave with one

of these, fanny packs. we know they are in right now so get yours. according live from chase center, amanda del castillo yo, abc7news. reggie: sadly they in until we wear them and then the kids say no thank you. [laughter] kumasi: never mind. reggie: mom and dad, that is not cute. [laughter] but amanda, you can rock it. kumasi: you can do it. amanda: they will say amanda, i need to start fitting in all of my stuff like my kid loves legos. think about all that can fit in here. you want snacks? i can get you. reggie: i come prepared. [laughter] amanda, that was fun, thank you. drew: i would go if -- go with her anywhere, she has all the snacks. [laughter] need [indiscernible] reggie: on a plane especially.

drew: here's a live look outside, we are in store for a lot of sunshine today but clear skies. starting on 30's and the coldest sponsor now, winds a lot lighter compared to yesterday and they will remain light everywhere except the coastline. we will see a bit of a breeze but no advisories in effect. bright sunshine today, below average temperatures, along the coast, clear skies, and dropping to the 30's as we head into wednesday. here is future weather, the next storm we are tracking late thursday into friday will likely bring light rain to finish out the week. here's a seven-day forecast, sunshine today, tomorrow a chance of a shower, friday and saturday, warmer weather coming our way. reggie: you may have seen them flying around north beahe from . kumasi: now the parrot a lot of

people feel should be the official animal of san francisco. they weighed in during a month-long process started with 60 animals that came down parrot and sea lion. do you remember [indiscernible] reggie: yeah, it was not that long ago. i was walking through the park and they were above me. kumasi: around here? me too. they will let you know we are here. do you like the sea lions? reggie: i do. kumasi: they are really iconic. reggie: they are. kumasi: but when you have an encounter with a parrot -- reggie: and we have a seal. we don't have a parrot running around here. kumasi: should've voted. [laughter] of's, the seven things you need to know today

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armor president donald trump will be in arraigned in manhattan today and no cameras will be allowed the courtroom. you can watch live coverage on abc 7 and on our streaming up throughout the day. reggie: the santa clara county board of supervisors is set to vote on a proposal that would stock libraries with narcan. the treatment can reverse vent no overdoses -- fentanyl overdoses. kumasi: friends and family are mourning the death of drag performer heklina. she was found dead in london yesterday. a cause of death is unknown. reggie: san francisco mayor london -- is expected to revea a new effort to bring more people downtown to turn office space into residential units. drew: number five, bright sunshine coming our way and that is getting over the horizon on your tuesday. a live look outside from the explore taurean camera. less wind, sunny skies, breezy along the coast this afternoon, and the breeze is going to keep temperatures a bit below average. we should be in the 60's for this date and we will go into

the 50's this afternoon. our biggest issue on the roads this morning is definitely a deadly crash we have been following throughout our show and in vacaville one lane has reopened west on 80 at davis street. emergency crews are still on the scene. kumasi: look at number seven, [laughter] not even looking, jobina? first of all, the me read the story. number seven, an enormous crocodile known as croczilla spotted again in florida sunbathing over the weekend. it is estimated to be at least 14 feet long, they think it is the largest crocodile in the everglades. reggie: i really think this should be the official animal for them and it is not. jobina: what is it? reggie: the panther. kumasi: florida panther. reggie: make it the croczilla.

it's a cougar, right? it's a mountain lion? ♪ >> good morning america, donald trump hours away from surrender surrendering to authorities. donald trump back at trump tower. set to turn himself. first american president to face criminal charges more than two dozen. what will happen in the courtroom as he campaigns again his lawyer joins us live. >> robin: another severe weather outbreak more than 41 million on alert tornados, damaging winds and hail. this morning cityring f impact. ginger, you know she is tracking