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dozen charges. julian: welcome to this wednesday. kumasi: we start with your forecast withdrew. drew: former compared to yesterday. this morning we have chill in the atmosphere. frost advisory in effect some of the coast temperatures this morning. we start out in the 30's. 36 in santa rosa. 46 at half moon bay. great visibility. a bright start to the day. clouds build in the afternoon. warmer today compared to yesterday with more cities getting in the 60's. ray and the forecast by the end of the week. julian: news in san francisco. a major force in the tech world is dead. it is a man who had a hand and a

lot of your favorite payment apps. we check in with reporter amanda del castillo. good morning. amanda: some high-profile friends of tech executive bob lee have taken to social media to voice their love for elite and their shock and frustration over the news of his death. they say he was stabbed and killed in san francisco yesterday morning, though sfpd has not confirmed lee as the victim. the chronicle is making the connection to a stabbing attack that happened at main street at harrison yesterday. lee no doubt a major force in the tech world. he was a chief product officer at a cryptocurrency company. he acted as cto of mobile payment app square and the creator of cash app. he also worked at google.

other executives and colleagues have used social media deposed attributes. the ceo sharing lee was a father and adding he was a decent human being who do not deserve to be killed. he was in the "good" part of city and appeared to have been targeted in a random mucking attack. in a statement his company mobile coin said bob was a force of nature and help to birth and droid cash app into our world. moby was his dream, privacy protected while at. we will miss him every day. we are still looking into the circumstances of lee's death. those in the tech world and beyond are mourning the death of a beloved friend. san francisco pd only confirming a stabbing did happen, save the victim is a 43-year-old male from mill valley. reporting live from san

francisco, amanda del castillo, abc7news. kumasi: donald trump is remaining defiant, saying he is innocent. the allegation center on how he accounted for hush-money payments made a stormy daniels. prosecutors are accusing trump of a much broader scheme. jobina: prosecutors say trump orchestrated a criminal scheme known as catch and kill, buying and suppressing negative information to help boost his chance of winning the 2016 election. during a news conference, d.a. alvin bragg laid out the accusations. prosecutors believe trump paid hush money to at least three people, including stormy daniels , than falsify business records to hide the payments. trump's legal team is calling the indictment political prosecution. trump firing back during a speech held at mar-a-lago last night. >> the criminal is the district attorney because elite -- illegally leaked massive amounts

of grand jury, for which he should be prosecuted or at a minimum he should resign. jobina: trump's legal team has until april 8 to file any motions. prosecution is supposed to respond by september 19. the judge is supposed to rule any motions by the next hearing. julian: thank you so much. a southbay coalition plans to hold a news conference to respond to accusations against the executive director of the san jose police officers association. a 64-year-old is charged in a years long drug smuggling scheme. prosecutors say she imported drugs from overseas and distributed them throughout the country. the coalition naacp of san jose says they will present a list of questions surrounding the criminal complaint. today's news conference will

happen at 2:00 in front of the city hall rotunda. kumasi: new details in the search to replace ousted police chief. the process has not even started yet. the police commission is in charge of finding three candidates to recommend to the mayor. the commission chair says it is not clear if the mayor will provide funding for a nationwide search. it has been two months since armstrong was fired by the mayor. julian: if you're in downtown oakland, there is a big celebration happening at frankie valley plaza. a reactivation event at city hall as it expands its reopening and welcomes more employees back to in person work. other city leaders are expected to be there. the public was invited but registration has closed. kumasi: the future of downtown san francisco has a roadmap to recovery. as an economic hub of the bay area of the city feels like a

shadow of its former south because of the pandemic. new introduce should -- legislation is aimed at taking the city's vacant office buildings and transforming them into housing. >> people can occupy buildings with families and they will be happy to know they have somewhere to stay. i do not think any parent wants to be homeless. kumasi: there is still a lot of work to be done, including figure out which building or buildings to convert and how much doing that might cost. the payoff could be worth it according to downtown sf partnership. >> incentives from the city, incentives from the state, we could look at a mini lower manhattan model. julian: -- kumasi: according to a research group, san francisco's vacant office space could be turned into 11,000 new homes. an earthquake rocking hollister. some people questioning why they did not know about it. julian: recent storms damaging

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drew: we take you to live doppler 7 along with satellite. it is quite across california today. tomorrow we will have dry conditions. by 10:00 we are warming through the 40's, if not low 50's. our frost advisory will have expired in the north bay. later on this afternoon we are into submitting more areas in the 60's compared to yesterday. we are still below average.

it will feel warmer compared to yesterday. 63 in concorde. 62 in santa rosa. morgan hill up to 61 degrees. we bring back the storm impact scale for friday morning. it is level one light storm. it is a cold front that will be moving through and it will bring scattered showers with the highest rainfall in the north bay and the biggest issue will be slick roadways. we will go hour-by-hour and show the system in nine minutes. let's see how traffic is doing. jobina: we want to get right to brand-new video into our newsroom of the deadly incident we have been following in south san francisco. according to the chp this is southbound communal reality near the costco entrance. according to investigators someone was hit and killed in this area. the vehicle involved in the crash was not on the scene.

they've not officially call this a hit and run but the area is still shut down. you can see the impacted spot highlighted in purple. we have not been given an estimated time as to when the lanes will reopen. traffic is backed up. heads up for you there. very full and busy westbound on 80 as we move through emeryville. we will wrap up with a look at our drive times. our slowest spot will be tracy into dublin. kumasi: throwing it back to the 1990's. the r&b experience coming to the chase center this summer. and a new safety requirement. the emergency after windows blew out windows in high-rises. we wil 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.

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kumasi: an iconic part of san francisco's chinatown took a big hit during recent storms and other the community is asking for help. from a distance, these red lanterns on grand avenue seem to be fine. when you look closely you can see a lot of them got shredded during the intense rain and wind we have seen over the last months. the chinatown merchants association has launched a gofundme campaign to replace the lanterns. they also function as an extra layer of security. >> a lot of the residents like evening strolls. it could get really dark in the alleys and on the streets. the lanterns at a sense of safety because they are lit up at night. kumasi: it is not cheap. each strand of lanterns costs about $1000 and there are three blocks of them that need to be

replaced. they are iconic. san francisco's mayor has authorized an emergency declaration requiring inspections of buildings 15 stories or taller and built after 1998. this is because some of the windows were blown out during recent storms. building owners have to provide a licensed architect for engineers to ensure the safety and stability of all elements of the facade, including the windows. julian: crews are taking advantage of the mild conditions to trim trees around san francisco. this is hayes street closed between fillmore and steiner street. trees have come down this winter, particularly ficus trees. expect similar work in other parts of the city in the days and weeks ahead. kumasi: a four point five magnitude earthquake centered in hollister was felt in the bay area as far north of san francisco.

the shaking sent food and drinks crashing to the floor. one of the managers at hollister said yesterday's quake is a reminder we need to be prepared in case a bigger one is on the way. >> everything started falling. an earthquake, what do i do? it has been so long since we have had an earthquake. kumasi: workers at a nail salon told abc7news one of their customers ran outside when they felt that shaking. other stores were closed for the rest of the day as people were working to clean up the mass. julian: here's the thing. people who have the my shake app were not notified of the earthquake and they are wondering why. those who operate the app say they only send out the alerts to those people who feel shaking. ryan curry joining us live in the newsroom. folks understandably concerned. ryan: very much so.

kindly felt minor shaking and i did not receive an alert. that is because the usgs says those alerts are aimed at helping those most at danger from an earthquake. they say when there is a magnitude of 4.5 or higher those they notify are those who can feel the effect down to a level three. many told j.r. stone they did not receive the alert through the app. the less amount of shaking, the less likelihood of getting an alert. >> the basic currency of the shake alert system is time. the more alerts you want to deliver, it takes more time. ryan: he went on to are constantly looking to make the app better and more convenient but right now they want to focus on people who need it most. that is why places like gilroy received the alert but in san francisco a lot of us may not have. julian: thank you so much. you want to make sure you are

ready for the next earthquake. do that by getting a kit, making a plan, and be informed. if you need help check out abc7news.com/prepare. we have all of that information laid out there. another r&b experience is coming to chase center this summer. kumasi: you better, tyree's. look at the lineup. tyrese it is friday, june 23. i went to the last one they had. genuine was there. monica was there. i was close. julian: singing your heart out. kumasi: kevin campbell was there. 112 was there. wonderful -- kumasi:

wonderful. drew: those middle school dances. slow dances. that is a lot of people. a good ticket. kumasi: it was so much fun so i'm looking forward to it. who else was there? drew hill was here last year. julian: they still got it? kumasi: they still got it. drew: a busy weekend. that is pride weekend. you will have a lot to do. kumasi: i need to start resting now. drew: take monday off. collect your points hea liveook ositis.

it is a chil sta north b. sometimes it is nice to be boring. it is a boring day today. late tomorrow and early friday morning showers returned to the forecast. we are looking try for all of the egg hunts on sunday morning. the coldest sponsor in the 30's. outside of the north bay most of us are in the 40's. later on today it is partly cloudy. temperature is warmer compared to yesterday. we are still below average this time of year. away from the costar warmest areas in the low to mid 60's. tonight partly cloudy skies. not as cold as right now. most of us in the 40's heading into thursday. a lot of cloud cover thursday afternoon. it is very late on thursday. friday morning we will track some scattered light showers but it looks like this storm most of

the rain will fall before noon. friday afternoon looks pretty quiet. light storm act it scale. you can see the highest amounts in the north bay the numbers drop off as you head south. for the giants home opener on friday we have a chance of an isolated shower around the first pitch. much of the game is trending pretty dry with temperatures in the upper 50's. here is the seven-day forecast. enjoy the dry day today and most of tomorrow. light rain thursday into friday. scattered showers in the forecast for saturday. late sunday into monday we have more showers in the forecast. julian: will keep a lookout for that. now we turn to ginger zee live in chicago with a look at what is coming up on gma. kumasi: good morning, ginger. ginger: good morning to you as we stand in the rain in chicago. the severe thunderstorm watch in

place and the nasty lines of storms blowing through. we have had a long night of storm chasing. our affiliate in southeastern missouri reporting the tornado that happened there was deadly and has injuries. we will get into all of that and where this is tracking next, especially if you're trying to travel to chicago or detroit. there been cancellations or delays at both airport so far. much to common the world of whether and we have to see the reaction about what donald trump surrendering in new york city and then deliver that defiant speech in florida. we will have that story. and hugh jackman with a warning after his latest skin cancer scare. we will talk about how to put your spf on right because we are getting to that season. i know we are all missing spots. we hope you'll will join us on gma. kumasi: thank you and stay safe and dry. ginger: thank you. julian:

julian: johnson & johnson has agreed to pay nearly $9 billion to tens of thousands of people who claim its products like baby powder caused cancer. lawyers for the plaintiffs are calling it a victory in the legal fight that has lasted more than a decade. the proposed settlement would be paid out over 25 years through a subsidiary, which filed for bankruptcy to enable the billion-dollar trust. johnson & johnson says this does not mean it is guilty and reiterated its products are safe. at 6:00, san francisco safety board approved a pilot plan to install protected bikeway in the city. it will be on valencia street between 15th and 23rd street. drivers will be prohibited from making left and right turns. parking spaces will be removed.

the lane will provide a safer space for bikers. others say having a bike lane in between car lanes is more dangerous. coming up, the blue note jazz festival returns this summer. the big names coming to wine country in just a few months. as we had to break, look at this gorgeous shot right here. almost makes you feel better about paying rent at the mortgage payment at the first of the month. it is beautiful. we will take a short break and be right back.

julian: building a better -- >> building a better bait -->> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. jobina: president trump defiant after his historic arraignment. i will tell you what is next for this case. julian: shattering snow records. the all-time highs from ski

resorts in tahoe thanks to our stormy season. kumasi: the upcoming barbie movie and the internet is buzzing about it. i did not know issa ray was in it. drew: there a lot of people in it. dua lipa is in it. michael sarah. a lot of people in this movie. kumasi: it is exciting. julian: we are happy you are joining us. we start off with a look at the forecast withdrew. drew: it looks beautiful. frost advisory is in effect until 9:00 for the valleys and the north bay and solano county. area shaded in blue include hills burke, napa, san rafael, where these temperatures are starting out in the 30's. outside of the north bay, from san jose to oakland to san

francisco, we are in the 40's right now. a lovely view from the exploratorium camera. we had clouds to the skies later today. temperatures warmer compared to yesterday. we do have rate in the forecast to finish out the week. we will talk about that in eight minutes. julian: former president donald trump demanding congress to fund the department of justice and the fbi over the investigations into his actions. the messages coming after he was arraigned on criminal charges in new york state. morgan norwood is live in new york with what we have learned about those charges and how the former president is reacting. good morning. morgan: good morning, julian. former president trump defiant, as usual. he spoke last night at mar-a-lago and went off the prosecutors and even the prosecutor's wife as he says he plans to move forward with his bid for the white house amid this historic case.

this morning former president trump reacting for the first time to the dozens of felonies he faces, seething with defiance he rallied his loyal supporters at mar-a-lago, calling the charge is an to his country. >> the only crime i have committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it. morgan: the former president arriving to court via police mentor kate and hustled into the courthouse by secret service where he pleaded not guilty to 34 state felony charges that he repeatedly and fraudulently falsified new york business records to conceal criminal conduct that hit damaging information from the voting public during the 2016 presidential election. >> a catch and kill scheme is a scheme to buy and suppress negative information to help mr. trump's chance of winning the election. morgan: a charge of falsifying business records is typically a misdemeanor in new york, but the charge can be upgraded to a felony if it is tied to another crime such as tax or

campaign-finance violations. >> it is shocking to me that a state proseosecute sethings this and prosecute a violation of federal election laws with state prosecutors. morgan: the district attorney's office had looked into this case before but alvin bragg says he is bringing the case now because of new evidence but did not elaborate. from's legal team calling it political persecution. the proceeding of first for a sitting or former president concluded in just one hour. >> he was reserved and calm. morgan: the judge did not place a gag order on the case but did advise trump to refrain from making statements that could incite violence. lawyers for trump have valved to issue challenges to these charges within days. trump is due back in this manhattan courthouse in december. the trial potentially beginning next year in 2024. kumasi: developing news this

morning. the tech world remembered an executive found dead in san francisco. the chronicle is reporting bob lee was stabbed early yesterday morning on main street near harrison and folsom street. amanda del castillo live in san francisco what we are learning. amanda? amanda: it is clear those in the techworld and beyond our morning a beloved friend this morning. they say tech executive bob lee was stabbed and killed in san francisco yesterday. the chronicle making that connection to a stabbing attack as reported by sfpd. san francisco confirmed that specific stabbing , only identifying the victim is a 43-year-old man from mill valley. some high-profile friends of tech consecutively have taken to social media to boast their love for him and shocking frustration over his death.

lee was the chief product officer at mobile point, a cryptocurrency company. before his current job he act as cto of mobile payment app square. earlier in his career he worked at google. in a statement his company specifically said bob was of hers -- a force of nature who helped birth android and catch app into our world. i will miss him every day. other tech executives and friends have used twitter to post tributes for leap. that should -- a ceo sharing leap was a father and a decent human being who did not deserve to be killed. he was in the "good" part of the city and appeared to have been targeted in a random mugging attack, a part of mma fighter jake shields post describes.

sfpd putting out that if you have video or your car recorded video between 2:10 and 2:35 a.m. yesterday in the area along main street near harrison, go to them with that information. no suspects have been arrested and they are still looking into exactly what happened. still have not confirmed lee as the victim. live in san francisco, amanda del castillo. julian: a coalition of south bay groups will be holding a press conference today in response to the charging of the executive director of the san jose police officers association in an explosive drug distribution scheme. jobina has more about that. jobina: the groups include organizations like the naacp and the asian law alliance and the sjs you human rights institution. they say they will present a list of questions and demand surrounding the criminal come late filed against 64-year-old

joanne segovia. she turned herself in a allegedly importing drugs from overseas and distributing them throughout the country. federal investigators say for the past eight years segovia had 61 shipments of thousands of pills mailed to her home. she was using the police association account to do all of that. the police officers association says they had no idea she was doing this. news of segovia's actions have made headlines nationwide and shot many in her community. this is her neighbor. >> anyone who knows joann has said the same thing. i am stunned. cannot believe it is her. >> today's new conference will happen at 2:00 in front of the rotunda. : kids at one san francisco school will want to bring extra layers. a boiler at john o'connell high

school is broken and it could be days before it is fixed. yesterday students were seen bundled up trying to deal with the cold. official said the delay in fixing the boiler is because of a staffing shortage and highlights a bigger problem, aging infrastructure. a number of boilers in district buildings and schools have outlived their lifespan. >> $1.7 million was the amount found in the assessment. there are various upgrade school buildings need. we want to make sure students and staff are comfortable in classrooms and office spaces. we know someone is cold it makes it more difficult to learn and to teach. kumasi: a 10 year facilities master plan will be presented to the school board on april 25. if that is adopted voters will have to approve a bond member to fund the renovation project. julian: our never-ending stormy seas and has helped ski resorts in the lake tahoe reason breaks no total records. another round of snow -- of snow

showers push the total to 566 inches, breaking the previous record of 564 inches set during the 2016-2017 season. kirkwood broke a 34 year record. that is 58.5 feet of snow. palisades a few inches short of its record. tahoe has a way to go, it has 680 inches. the record 763 inches set during the 2010 season. kumasi: new details from the east bay. hackers have released more stolen files from oakland city network. the date was 65 times larger than the original files released in march. city officials have not specified when the data was posted or what was shared. at this time, oakland police officers union has filed a claim for up to $25,000 in damages for all of the city employees

impacted in this attack. city officials are working with the fbi and california obs to investigate this attack. julian: apple facing more layoffs. the new report saying the silicon valley company is cutting positions. kumasi: and get ready to go to barbie land. we are taking a look at the star-studded cast in the upcoming barbie movie. julian: and stay with us on the abc 7 bay area streaming app for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m.. download the app now. drew: we have the sun slowly getting up this morning. today we will feel a bit warmer compared to yesterday. we are still a bit below average for this time of the year. average highs in the mid and upper 60's for this fifth day of april. today we will see more spots go into the 60's. we are still five to seven

degrees below average. better than yesterday. here is live doppler 7. quiet across california today. we expect partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon. we do have a severe weather outbreak on the way. ngditsren pl f more tornadoes to develop across several states shaded in at home it is.so quiet. we are in the 40's to low 50's by 10:00 and this afternoon we will find more areas getting into the 60's. 64 is the hyatt in fairfield, 63 in san jose. 60 in oakland. the city cooler, 56 degrees on the storm impact scale we bring this back for friday morning. we have light scattered showers. the highest rainfall totals in the north bay and the biggest issue will be slick roads. we will go hour-by-hour and show you the storm system and what it

could mean for the giants home opener in 90 minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: the biggest issue we have been following is an south san francisco. we are taking you to video into our newsroom of this deadly incident on southbound el camino riau at mcclellan drive near the entrance to the costco. according to police they found a person hit and killed in the roadway. they are still not calling this officially a hit and run but did say the vehicle involved was not on the scene when they arrived. in other news, we see the closure there. also we are seeing heavy traffic on the san mateo bridge if you are traveling in the westbound direction. no advisories but definitely crowded. metering lights came on. tracy to dublin still resting over an hour in terms of that drivetime. everything else is moving smoothly.

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kumasi: the police officers first on the scene at the deadly shooting in nashville are speaking about their experience. some of the officers had never met each other before but they formed a team and took down the shooter within minutes of arriving on scene. they described how that situation unfolded. >> not knowing what i was walking into. i went through that door with a purpose. >> kept walking towards the sound of gunfire. >> saw shell casings on the ground, bullet holes on the door. kumasi: police say they found more weapons and ammunition and a suicide note at the shooter's home. police have not identified a motive. julian: advocates are challenging stereotypes and misconceptions in the workplace to employ more people who have neurodivergent conditions.

the study of the journal of post secondary education down about 30% of autistic young adults with post high school education are unemployed. that is compared to the national unemployment rate of 3.6% for the general population. to help lower the number fargo neurodiversity program has hired hundreds of candidates, including kristen who has symptoms of adhd and autism. >> i can use the skills i have in a way that is appreciated. i can have a career in live independently because i have the income for it. julian: hiring managers are also trained tele-interview these kinds of candidates. the interviewing process could last up to a week to give them more time to see with the candidate can bring to the table. kumasi: san francisco is said to get millions of payments from walmart and cvs after both companies agree to large payments over the opioid epidemic. the examiner revealing the city's payments from walmart

will raise to $6.8 million. cvs's total payment will between four $.5 billion and $12 million over 10 years. funds are intended for opioid addiction treatment and addiction programs. board of supervisors approved both payments yesterday. julian: san jose-based cisco side the largest office lease renewal in san francisco this year. the company renewed its space on a 7.5 year deal. this as cisco laid off more than 4000 workers in november. cisco announced it would close underutilized offices. it is unclear which spaces will be affected. office vacancies are at an all-time high of nearly 30%. apple reportedly laying off a small number of positions within the company. portions of apple's retail team will be affected. the cuts have not been officially announced.

apple has let go hundreds of contractors, but these consul be the first tontra employool. apple is the l tech employer in the bay area. kumasi: the trailer for barbie starting margot robbie and ryan gosling is out and we are getting a glimpse of the other star in the movie. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, barbie. >> hi, ken. >> hi, ken. kumasi: we are getting a glimpse of do a libra and will pharaoh. -- of dua lipa and will julian: they have to make some money because they have a lot of big names in that movie. kumasi: that is true. the warriors played their final home game of the season last night and it is a game one man

knew he could not miss. julian: brandon walsh has been a season ticket holder since 2017 is says he has not missed a single game as an adult. the 41-year-old man suffers from cerebral palsy which has impacted his ability to move. despite the limited mobility he is known for his love of the game. >> blessed t being part of the five around here is amazing. julian: the vibe is amazing. his mother credits the warriors for help in getting outside and his confidence. also at last night's game warriors native -- valeo native and grammy winner h.e.r. took center, shooting like steph curry. curry even gifted her

worn jersey. this video they posted on instagram is something. kumasi: skills. julian: nothing but buckets. jobina: that is hard. i did that same thing. julian: were you as successful? the church league. jobina: not in church league, no. i was one season church league. it did not look like that. i shot from their court when it was there. it was hard. i was the same height as all of the rest of them. the circumference. [laughter] julian: her jumpshot was nice. kumasi: back to back to back. jobina: she can do everything. julian: the accolades. drew: i want to see your

jumpshot. jobina: the thing is i really thought i was going to do well. drew: jobina: it hit the rim. i cannot get the ball in. kumasi: did it eventually? jobina: eventually, just one. julian: there are a lot of professional players that get paid a lot of money to do that. there you go. drew: the way. this morning it is chilly in the north bay. temperatures in the 30's in the coldest spot. tomorrow night and friday morning showers return to the forecast. we are looking drive for the egg hunts on sunday morning. waking up to numbers in the 30's.

later on today is a quiet day. temperatures warmer compared to yesterday. more areas away from the coast going into the 60's but a little bit below average for this time of year. tonight partly cloudy skies and on his cold tonight as we are this morning. not expecting frost advisories. most of us will settle into the 40's. there is the future whether. thursday is a cloudy day. it is late at night in the north bay. showers returning friday morning. it is light scattered showers. by noon this system is pre-much out of here. highest totals in the nort this is not an atmospheric river. this is light rainfall on friday morning and the totals drop as we head south. looking at the giants forecast for their home opener on friday, and isolated showers around first pitch at 1:45, but for most of the game it is looking

dry with temperatures in the 50's. there is the accuweather 7-day forecast. overtures closer to average today. sunday lingering part of our day on saturday. sunday we are looking dry in the morning. late sunday into monday we keep a chance of shower in the north bay. kumasi: first lady dr. jill biden appears to be walking back comments she made over the weekend. she was criticized on social media after suggesting both teams that played in sunday's women's college basketball title team should be invited to the white house. the lsu tigers won that game 102 -85. lsu star angel reese tweeted the request was a joke. yesterday bidens press secretary said the comment was intended to applaud the game and says she looks forward to celebrating with the tigers but did not mention iowa. julian: next month meghan markle

will receive the women of vision award. the honor was previously given to hillary clinton and diane von furstenberg. gloria steinem will present the award in new york. prince harry and meghan markle founded the group in 2020 which provides grants to charity supporting women and girls. kumasi: this year's lineup for the blue note jazz festival is out and it has a lot of notable names. comedian dave chapelle will be mcing this festival despite him vowing to never return to the festival. seniors include mary j, chance the wrapper, so money people. i am excited about this. three day passes for the festival start at $550 and go on sale today. julian: you better set your alarm right. kumasi: it is on friday.

they have a code for thursday, if you sign up for the email alerts. julian: ok. kumasi: i am claiming that for myself. i want to be there. julian: get them while you can. those tickets will go. they've got a lot of people there. kumasi: they have a lot of people. then they said surprise guests. surprise me. julian: so the surprise guest has to be bigger than the names already listed. kumasi: than they have the after parties. julian: it is going to be a good time. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. julian: we are taking a live look outside on this wed

kumasi: here are seven things to know this morning. former president donald trump is now criminal defendant charged with 30 four felony counts of falsifying business records. after his arraignment yesterday he spoke with friends and supporters saying he is innocent. julian: check executive and cash

app founder bob lee has died. the chronicle reports he was stabbed earlier this morning in san francisco. no arrests have been made. kumasi: there are calls for federal oversight of the antioch police department after allegations of excessive force and police brutality led to an fbi investigation of eight officers. julian: a big celebration in downtown oakland today. city hall expands its reopening after the pandemic and employees return for in person work. drew: it is a chilly morning. frost advisories in effect for the valleys and the north bay and solano county. area shaded in blue on your screen have temperatures started he out in the 30's. a nice picture from the exploratorium camera. very calm on the bay waters. sunshine is up. a few more clouds in our sky with temperatures in the 50's and the 60's. jobina: two major issues we are

following. the first is a deadly incident on southbound el camino riau. that area is still closed. it is near the entrance to the costco. emergency on theasin fmo. according to the chp, oil has spilled into the roadway as well. kumasi: number seven. if your kid has a friend whose mom is an olympic runner, don't even get in the race. you can see what happened when two time olympic gold medalist took on a fellow parent at a school sports day in jamaica. she said -- a stunt like that on these people? in a facebook post she said she had no intention to run, but changed her mind because she said her teammates were not doing so hot so she said let me step in. drew: the context.

when they all run fast, you're like that is not bad. running against normal people, it is like ok. spieler former president trapped on the attack in his first speech after appearing in court. >> overnight truck lashes out. i was after he was surrendered to authorities in new york alone the criminal charges against h him. we will break on the case against the former president and what will come next. breaking overnight, a new round of severe weather slamming the hotline and moving east. >> look at it. wow. >> at least nine reported tornadoes. the vicious twisters looming. in ginger's tracking it all in the biggest threats right now.

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