♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado...yeah ♪ announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> the new push for cameras after a deadly shooting on a freeway. >> redo of the reparations payment discussion. why san francisco's supervisors have to meet again today. >> evacuation warnings for some monterey county residents. why some people are leaving their homes as weather threats are being issued. >> good morning. >> we will get started with the forecast. >> we had winds picking up this morning. it will be a bright david winds will be an issue along the coast. temperatures are cooler along theyou need a couple extra layes

this morning. up. gusting over 20 miles per hour.t to finish. wind advisory in effect for parts of the region, keeping us in the 50's and 60's. a closer look coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. new calls for improved safety on bay area highways. some people want more cameras after the recent death of a five-year-old girl shot on interstate 880. amanda del castillo oh live fremont with the details on this. >> certainly a renewed push for freeway safety following saturday night's deadly shooting of the five-year-old on this stretch of 80 southbound between the fremont and miller pitas border. investigators are continuing to

continue to put the pieces together of what happened on that night. we had sky 7 overhead yesterday afternoon, early in the afternoon, after they shut down this specific stretch of 880 at the fremont border in search of evidence related to the shooting death. the closure was in place for hours as officers walked the roadway. saturday night's shooting turned attention back to last may, when the governor announced funding for a pilot program for an additional 200 freeway cameras to be installed across the state. alameda county and contra costa county were included in the push, though it's unclear how many of those cameras were installed on 880 and 500 $.80. we connect with the v romero -- the vice mayor federal funding to install a freeway security network along i-80 and highway four. the hope is other counties can

get cameras too, an additional tool when dealing with such tragedies. >> we got the money in 2017, i never imagined six years later that i would be back on tv talking about this. our freeways have become shooting grounds it has to stop -- grounds and it has to stop. >> farther south, santa clara unified school district released a statement regarding her death. the superintendent calling the young girl a bright young soul, adding we deployed a district crisis team this morning to support her fellow students and families and our staff and have increased counseling support for her community for as long as needed. at this point, no arrests have been made. chp has not issued an update or release on their findings from yesterday's freeway search. reporting live along 880 southbound in fremont, amanda del castillo you, abc7

news. >> the board of supervisors will try to hold their meeting. it had to be postponed after someone cut a fiber-optic cable. that knocked out the government tv live feed. comcast crews worked all day and through the night to repa tbl was discovered yesterday morning when police officers spotted an open manhole. whoever did this was motivated and knew what they were doing. >> this has been reported to the police. it is a crime. i don't know more than that. intention to remove an extremely heavy piece of concrete to get into the vault. it would appear to me that the individual or individuals who did this new what they were doing because they were able to cut the fiber-optic line. >> a a man wearing dark close --

dark clothes was kneeling next to the manhole. it is not clear if he was questioned or detained. the meeting will resume this morning a 9:30. discussion of reparations payments for the city's black community is on the agenda. >> the state reparations task force will be holding an event highlighting the histories of black and asian american communities. it features a screening of a film and a panel discussion, which will also cover japanese american incarceration during world war ii. people will be advised on how to get involved in the reparations movement. the event in berkeley is free but you have to register. >> evacuation warnings are in effect in parts of monterey county because of a mudslide threat as state officials warned there could be flooding in multiple areas as snow begins to melt in the mountains. experts are unsure how bad the flooding could be from runoff in the sierra. it depends on how warm it gets. >> people should be concerned.

there's no dire predictions but there's the potential depending on how the weather plays out. >> the department of water resources predicts runoff should peak in may but could last until july. dwr is coordinating with the u.s. army corps of engineers to monitor reservoir levels. >> the objective in managing the snowmelt is to release, over an extended period of time, a constant snowmelt flood release in addition to the normal water supply release to allow for the project to fill while avoiding larger than channel capacity releases. >> the agencies are closely watching the basin. it's historically dry but water levels are nearing the tops of the levees. >> today, expelled t lawmaker justin pearson could be reappointed to the state legislature. >> thank you. pearson and jones were expelled from the tennessee legislature last week after leading a

gun-control protest into the house following the deadly school shooting in nashville. jones, who represents nashville, was reinstated monday. the shelby county board of commissioners is scheduled to vote on appointing pearson in an interim capacity until a special election to be held. democrats have a majority on the board. tennessee's governor's joining calls for tougher gun laws and that's a change for him. governor bill lee says he wants the legislature to restrict gun purchases and he wants a new bill passed before the end of the regular legislative session. lee has put pressure on lawmakers to draft this bill to specifically target calls dangerous people. >> it is important and possible to remove them from access to weapons. >> governor lee reportedly plans to sign an executive order to

strengthen the state's gun background checks. in the executive order, criminal activity has to be reported to the state. the courts will also have to submit timely and accurate information to the tennessee bureau of investigation. >> thank you. senator alex padilla visiting. the effort he's expected to talk about. >> indiana inferno. a massive fire at a recycling plant forcing thousands out of their homes. >> we will have a wind advisory going into effect for the north bay coastline and solano county today for gusts in excess of 40 miles an hour. it's a windy wednesday. a closer look after the

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>> developing news. i wildfire in southern new jersey is causing mandatory evacuations. officials say the fire grew to 2500 acres overnight and continues to threaten structures. the first fire corrupted in manchester township yesterday and is 10% contained. >> developing news in indiana. thousands of people have been evacuated because of a fire at a recycling plant sending toxic fumes into the air. this is the city of richmond near the ohio border. you can see how much smoke is coming from outside that plant. authorities are urging residents outside the evacuation zone to shelter-in-place. officials say that quickly

spread across the facility. >> there was a semi trailer at the rear of the structure that was involved. it was full of plastics. the trailer had plastics piled up against it. there were piles of plastic all around. >> the facility processes recyclables like plastics, which has led to concerns about air safety. the epa and state environmental fire.ementreuang hazards f >> google will no longer require employees to be vaccinated against covid-19 if they want to enter facilities. it's one of the first major tech companies in the bay area to eliminate the mandate. the vice president of global security is encouraging employees to stay up-to-date with their vaccines, but says the world is in a different place than it was three years ago when it comes to the pandemic. >> happening today, lawmakers will visit to discuss federal efforts underway to reduce flood risk for watsonville and paro.

it comes a little over a month after a levee broke at the river, leaving the town underwater, forcing hundreds of people out of their homes for weeks. senator alex padilla and representatives will be joined by the regional flood management agency. if you are planning to drive to burlingame today, there will be a closure of interstate 82 at el camino real from hillside drive to adeline drive. it starts at 8:00 this morning and will go to 3:00 p.m. caltrans will be moving -- will be removing trees. drivers are asked to avoid the area and detours will be in place. >> information on the san francisco police officer who was hurt when a falling tree crushed his car last month. sergeant kevin berger was released yesterday. the police officers association shared a photo of the procession as officers escorted him to a rehab facility. a gofundme has raised almost $268,000 to help with the cost

of his recovery. >> ai is handling yet another job. this time, fortune cookie messages. >> open fortune, a company that combines advertising with fortune cookies, is one of the first to invest in chatgpt to make the messages. the co-founder told the wall street journal the messages are similar to those done by writers who have been in the fortune cookie industry for years. the ceo of win fair foods corporation also says it's a timesaver. >> wait a minute. >> that's video of our fortune cookie factory in chinatown. >> good time. the golden gate fortune cookie factory. >> i don't know how they make the messages there. but if you have not been, it's fun. >> make your own message. >> that's right. you can. >> they were delicious. >> they were good. i was eating those things. >> that bag with just the flat cookie. i was like, this is too many cookies. next thing i know --

>> it's gone. >> it comes right out. >> that was a good -- fun experience. >> check it out. that place is fun. >> well. >> now i'm hungry. it always happens. a food story at this time. >> it's a good breakfast treat. >> it is. sugary. >> a picture outside. it's a beautiful day. we don't have the cloud cover like yesterday morning so we will have a lot of sunshine today from the start. you can see the tan cam. we have an issue with winds today. bright sunshine today. wind advisories are in effect along the coastline because that's where we will find some of the strongest winds today. today is the coolest today we have this week. temperatures will start to rebound from here on out into the weekend. winds now picking up at half moon bay,. 24 in the city. 18 in oakland. we will see the winds increase as the day goes on.

in the hills, it's a stronger, gusting to 24. 36in with this and cooler weather, we have a cooler morning compared to yesterday. starting out in the 40's compared to the 50's yesterday morning. winds the big story today, strong along the coast, in excess of 40 miles per hour close to the water. around the shoreline, breezy. lots of sunshine but the wind is an issue. temperatures below average for april 12, only in the mid-50's and low 60's for most of us today. tonight, we keep a bit of the breeze but clear skies. 30's and 40's. 20 today. we lose the wind tomorrow and we will start to warm up. weekend is looking nice. sunshine, 60's and average, and a chance for showers in the north bay. >> we are checking with ginger

zee in logan, utah with what's coming up on gma. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. we drove up the state of utah into a different situation. even salt lake close to us had a record high in the 80's, but we will see the new storm come in. we have some decent winds that will rival half moon bay's 30 mile-per-hour gusts. we will talk about weather, but the top story on gma is about president biden's meeting now with the u.k. prime minister amid the massive leak of classified documents that exposed secret u.s. intelligence to the world. we will break down what it could mean for the war in ukraine and if more leaks are coming. we are on the scene in kyiv and with the president this morning. and a new warning for homebuyers. some alleged criminals are renting airbnbs and pretending to list them as homes for sale. it does not make sense to me so

we will have to listen in to that. a pronoun between food trucks. who makes the best grilled cheese? and spring deals and steals that you do not want to miss, making your home sparkle. that and more here on gma. >> i am wondering why you are in logan. i have been there many times. it's where my aunt and cousins live. >> oh. what? we are shooting a story very close that you will see next week on gma, into the mountains. it will have purpose and you will know everything next week. >> is looking big -- is logan big? >> if you want to go by the roberts household. >> yeah. check them out. that's cool. looking forward to seeing that. have a great rest of the day and we will be right back.

>> you might notice some different voices over the pa system next time you are at a bart station. the transit agency invited children with autism to record special messages. for autism awareness month, the announcements will play every 30 minutes. b.a.r.t. posted a look at the process on twitter. >> my name is brandon and i'm celebrating autism awareness month with b.a.r.t. >> we are celebrating autism or does month. >> hey, everybody. my name is cameron and i love b.a.r.t. >> my name is milo and i love taking public transportation, especially b.a.r.t. >> the recording sessions included a ride on b.a.r.t. if you want to see how some pieces of furniture appear at ikea, they are now offering a

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> for the victims of the louisville mass shooting. what we are learning about the weapon used in the attack. >> at least two out of a city council meeting. >> higher hospital wages. where you see workers are planning to rally today and what people are saying about the demands. we check on the weather. >> abundant sunshine today 40's,

significantly cooler compared to yesterday by 10 to 13 degrees. winds now already active along the coast from nevado to half moon bay. it's a beautiful looking shot. we don't have the cloud cover like we had yesterday morning, so a lot of sunshine, but it's windy this afternoon and the coolest day of the week. a closer look at the winds coming up. reggie? >> this morning, outrage in antioch as a major scandal circulating within the antioch police department bruise. our media partners have obtained some racist messages allegedly from some of the officers. community members sounded off on this at last night's city council meeting. gloria rodríguez is in the newsroom now. >> good morning. last nights antioch city council meeting got heated. residents and public officials expressed anger about racist and lent betenomext messages

aarer nero, obtained report detailing dozens of racist texts shared between nearly two dozen officers over two years. the report shows officers joked about harming black residents. one offered to buy a prime rent dinner -- prime rib dinner to anyone who shoots the may with a projectile used on protesters. some congratulated each other on violence used during protests. the texts have not been made public. things got more tense when the publication contra costa news reported when a community remember -- reported a community member called for an investigation into the mayor. the comment appeared to be in reference to accusations made against the mayor last year, accusations he has denied multiple times. >> i am tired of being attacked by these people in this

community apologizing for the racism going on in this community. you are the problem. you are the problem. >> it's vile and tolerate this. >> that put a hurt on me. >> what is happening, i cannot believe it. it's disgusting. it's more than disgusting. >> they have no business being in law enforcement. >> at least two people had to be escorted after exchanging words with the mayor. the mayor expressed his anger about the texts and vowed to make changes. he says he will not sweep this under the rug. the antioch police chief says this is unfortunate and that officers who were possibly involved are not on patrol right now. he says there are a lot of good officers at the police department department who work hard every day and he says he will not indict the entire organization. >> thank you. developing news. there is a push for cameras on bay area freeways after the shooting death of a

five-year-old girl. amanda del castillo joining us in fremont with the latest on this. >> drive psing throughtch o at s >> -- the mel shooting. we had sky 7 overhead during that portion. it was for several hours. video showing chp officers walking, searching for any evidence tied to the death of the five-year-old. with saturday night's tragedy comes a renewed push for freeway safety. the governor announced funding last year for a pilot program to install 200 cameras on freeways across the state. alameda and contra costa county were included in the push though it's unclear how many have been installed along 880 and 580. for years, hercules's vice has

advocated for cameras, and they received federal funding to install a camera network along i-80 and highway four. as an added tool with such tragedies, the hope is other counties can get cameras too. >> i never imagined that six years later i would be back on tv talking about this regularly. our freeways have become shooting grounds and it has to stop. >> putting the focus back on the investigation into eliana's death, chp has not released an update on any findings during the freeway search and no arrests have been made. farther south, the santa clara unified school district superintendent released a statement on her death, saying we deployed a district crisis team this morning to support her fellow students and families as well as our staff and have increased counseling support for

her school community for as long as needed. the superintendent going on to call that five-year-old girl, eliana, a bright young soul. live on the 880 southbound on the fremont side, amanda del castillo, abc7news. >> the man accused of attacking paul pelosi will be in state court today as the judge sets a trial date. he's already facing an october 23 trial in federal charges. charges in his san francisco superior court case included tinted murder, elder abuse and assault with a deadly weapon. he has plead not guilty to all charges in both cases. >> the man suspected of killing a six-year-old boy and his mother in a crash will be arraigned. 20-year-old ralph white was leading police on a chase on i-80 in rodeo after stealing a car when he reportedly had another car. the mom died in the crash and

one of the boys lat pas flaringd in the air from thethe contra ch department is monitoring the air and because of the flaring is under investigation. this follows a series of notable flaring incidents from nearby refineries. there was one in martinez last november that was enough to prompt a warning earlier this year for people not to eat any produce grown in their yard. >> san francisco public utilities commission is ending its water shortage emergency thanks to this wet weather. the commission also lift the drought surcharge starting in may. they are keeping a voluntary water reduction order in effect due to the state drought. >> san francisco public utilities commission is ending its water shortage emergency thanks to the wet weather.

the commission also voted to lift a drought surcharge that started -- that will start in may. they are keeping a voluntary water reduction order in effect. are taking a look at our nation's aging water infrastructure in honor of earth month and in partnership with abc news and national geographic. our america, trouble on tap, the first installment of her series, airs on earth day, april 22, 9:00 p.m. >> there will be a community wide prayer vigil in louisville, kentucky tonight in honor of th deadly mass shooting at old national bank, where five people were killed. >> several people are still in critical condition, including the rookie police officer who rushed to the scene with his training officer. new bodycam footage shows the moment the officers tried to locate the gunman.

nickolas wilt was sworn in as an officer less than two weeks before the shooting. he's now listed in critical condition after getting shot in the head. his training officer was grazed by a bullet before returning fire, killing the 25-year-old shooter. police say the shooter, a bank employee, who sources say was about to be fired, used an 5 he bought just days before the attack. the weapon will eventually be auctioned off to a federally licensed dealer because kentucky law bans authorities from destroying seized guns. >> that murder weapon will be back on the streets one day under kentucky's current law. >> the shooter's family said overnight that they never saw any warning signs. louisville's mayor wants the state to give local municipalities to make some gun reform. five people were killed in this shooting, eight injured, and the white house again is calling on congress to pass gun reform legislation. >> thank you. it looks like there might be

another addition to the list of possible 2024 presidential candidates. senator tim scott is planning to launch a presidential exploratory committee today according to a source familiar with his plans. republican senator from south carolina is expected to take part in events in iowa today. if scott decides to run, he would be going head-to-head with donald trump and former south carolina governor nikki haley. more candidates are expected to join the race in the months ahead. >> brutal allergy season. why experts say this year could be unprecedented. >> you are looking at the big board of the new york stock exchange. we are up about 170 points. another update next. >> the u.s. women's national team coming to the bay area. when you will be able to see them before they head to the world cup. stay with us on the abc 7 bay area streaming app at 7:00 for abc7 at 7:00. we are live weekdays from seven to 8:00 a.m. >> 6:39.

we will take you to live doppler 7. we have a couple features to point out on satellite. this ribbon of cloud cover moving through southern california was a front that moved through here yesterday. it kicked up our winds yesterday afternoon. another cold front is about to move into northern california that will reinforce our winds today and also bring about cooler weather. today is the coolest day we have all week. by 11:00 a.m., generally in the 50's. this time of the year, we should be close to 70 if not in the low 70's. today, most of us will be in the 50's if not low 60's later today. it coincides with strong winds along the coastline. by about 4 p.m., we will see winds in excess of 40 miles per hour along the coastline. today, it's bright but we have a wind advisory for the coast and solano county. temperatures below average for the middle of april.

warmer weather will move in by the weekend. we will show you that in the forecast. let's check in with jobina to see how we are doing with traffic. >> good morning. i did reach out to the vta to see if we could get more information on when the light rail service will be reinstated. is temporarily suspended because of an overhead electrical line issue. they have not given us an update. they are not telling us if bus bridges are still in place. they had them in place until 6:30. it looks like that is not an option unfortunately. heads up if you rely on the vta for your commute. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on and the backup is there. it goes into the maze, speeds under the limit on westbound richmond. speeds will pick up when you reach the center of the bridge. tracy to dublin, we had a crash earlier in dublin that's causing some residual delays in that area.

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elon musk sat down with the bbc for an interview overnight calling his time at twitter quite the roller coaster. he admitted being the ceo of the platform has been painful. during the interview, musk claimed twitter is now roughly breaking even. that's of course a much different picture from the one he painted when he acquired the company for $44 billion last year. at the time, he said the company was facing a $3 billion negative cash flow. since then, he's cut 80% of twitter's staff. muska also joked his dog is actually the company's ceo. p said the dog dresses like elizabeth -- he said the dog dresses like elizabeth holmes, as you can see in this photo. >> the second hospitality and small-business job fair will be kicking off in san francisco at 10:00 this morning at the ferry building on the embarcadero.

more than 80 companies will be represented and they are looking for applicants, both entry-level and top management positions. san francisco mayor london breed is expected to attend. if you want to rsvp or find out more information, go to our website, abc7news.com. >> a former san francisco school board member who lost her seat in the election has founded her own private school. she says she's opening the american and chinese bicultural academy. it's named after her father. classes start this fall for grades k-12. annual tuition is $18,000. she was appointed to the board by mayor london breed following a recall. she also came under intense scrutiny and criticism after comments were made on a candidate questionnaire by her that were deemed to be racist.

treasurer fiona ma will be joining an effort to let vulnerable residents of san francisco's chinatown know what their options are to keep medical coverage. this is about president biden's acting three weeks earlier to end the national covert emergency. millions of californians could lose health coverage. mott will be joining staff to speak to chinatown residents about coverage options. the emergency declaration wai rules and regulations to help americans obtain coverage. health care in service workers will be staging rallies at medical centers throughout the state, demanding it when he five dollars minimum wage -- demanding a $25 minimum wage. some say that low wages are making it impossible to make ends meet. they are demanding higher wages and cost-of-living increases. the rally is scheduled today at the uc parnassus campus. opponents say higher wages will lead to increasing costs for health care with patients having to pay more for services. >> your morning money report.

the epa will release new-car pollution regulations proposed by the biden administration. the plan also aims to ramp up production of electric vehicles. they won 54% of new cars sold in the u.s. by 2030 to be electric. the auto industry also pledged to make evey's 50% of new car sales by the same year -- make evs 50% of new-car sales by the same year. less than 6% of new cars sold last year in this country where electric. this is a proposal, not a requirement, by the biden administration. inside the chipotle restaurant of tomorrow. this chain once the concept to be the blueprint. these restaurants are powered entirely by electricity generated in part by solar panels on the roof. gas grills are being replaced with electric ones. chipotle also plans to rely more biodegradable take away containers and flatware. two of these new concept

restaurants have opened in virginia and florida with a third set to open in colorado. a new report finds inflation has dropped for the ninth straight month. the inflation rate is at 5%, down from 6% in february. this is the lowest level of inflation we have seen in nearly two years. that percentage is still above the fed's target of 2% inflation. the fed meets again and made to plan out the next steps to keep inflation falling. let's see how the new york stock exchange is reacting to the news. you can see that we are up 132 points. >> a 10-year-old pearl is the world's shortest dog. she weighs just over one pound. ok, pearl. my goodness. and is only 3.7 inches in height, which is shorter than a popsicle stick and around the same size as we saw there of a dollar bill.

look at pearl. >> we will take all household items and compare it to pearl. >> works for me. >> pearl is a relative of the previous record holder, miracle millie, who died in 2020. guinness certified pearl as the recordholder earlier this week. >> i would be afraid of stepping on pearl. >> you probably would step on pearl. how does pearl function in the house? >> lots of bells. >> that's a good idea. why does pearl not have on pearls? >> they don't make a noise. >> they think it is too on the nose? too heavy? i would be afraid of, course unintentionally hurting this dog. yesterday, i felt bad because, you know how you sometimes hate your own face with your phone --

sometimes hit you are in phase with your phone? i hit rooster in the face and i felt so bad. he looked at me, like, get control of your own hands. >> he was just laying there. >> please scroll responsibly. >> i have done that face timing too. >> embarrassing. >> no. >> yeah. >> hang on. i'm back. here is the tam cam. a beautiful start to the day. we don't have that cloud cover like we had yesterday morning. nothing but sunshine today. that comes with a wind advisory. it will be a windy afternoon. you can see our camera bouncing around as we speak on tim. temperatures will rebound. today is the coolest a we have this week. wind advisory in solano county and the entire

coastline of the north bay. the strongest winds gusting in excess of 40 miles an hour. it is already and we anticipate those winds to increase.teerur ay cities compared to this time yesterday, most of us beginning our day in the 40's. future trak of wind gusts. will it is still breezy with winds about 20 to 25 miles per hour. today, it is bright, windy, temperatures for april 12 are below average. we should be in the upper 60's to lower 70's this time of year, but a lot of us in the 50's if not low 60's. tonight, breezy. 30's and 40's. here's a look at the forecast. lose the wind tomorrow, start to warm up by the end of the week.

the weekend is looking nice, 70's, before we track a chance of showers in the north bay next week. >> thank you. the worst of the stormy weather might be over but mother nature clearly not done with us yet. doctors are calling this coming allergy season brutal because of the pollen. pollen counts are expected to spike later this month and go well into june. allergy sufferers will be hit hard. postnasal drip, congestion, throat irritation, scratchy, itchy eyes. th he a suggestion f something that might help, dusting off those masks. >> hardly a day goes by when i don't have a patient tell me how much better they've been because they've been wearing their mask. a lot of them tell me i'm just going to wear this when i'm outside during my season because it helps. any mask is helpful. >> allergists also recommend keeping doors and windows in your house closed. when driving, turn the ac on and

hit the recirculate button. >> let's talk about the warriors. they are on the road in their first playoff game saturday against the kings. if you're looking for a seat, it will cost a pretty penny. according to espn, the averagein ck forame three i exrtayir tho the kings are in the p for the first time in 17 years. you can watch game one right here on saturday night. coverage begins at 5 p.m., tip-off at 5:30, followed by highlights and postgame interviews. tomorrow is going to be blue and gold day. so where blue and gold and hopefully we will remember. >> we will. earthquakes has scored a major

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the mayor is vowing to make changes. >> today, the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to discuss reparations payments to the city's black community. a meeting planned for yesterday was postponed after a fibrotic table was cut -- fiber-optic cable was cut. >> justin pearson could be reinstated to the tennessee state legislature today. he was expelled last week, along with justin jones, for leading a gun-control protest. >> we have sunny skies. beautiful picture from our exploratorium camera. winds will be an issue throughout the afternoon. we will keep the bright skies with us for the entire day. a wind advisory will go into effect along the coast this afternoon with winds in excess of 40 miles per hour. that will keep temperatures below average for april. 50's and 60's today. >>

suspended. we have not received an update on whether they will continue bus bridges. >> we are on falcon watch. this is a look at annie. >> this is it. >> i'm claiming it. lou does like to be present with the kids. >> you know any well -- annie well. >> they welcomed a second check to the nest overnight. there are still two left to hatch. let us see the babies. >> did she hear you? >> oh did she hear you? .>> what's happening? >> she's rearranging. >> getting comfortable. >> two left. i am claiming they will arrive safely. then we can start the naming

process. >> yes. >> then we will have dr. peterson on. >> he will be on friday. >> wonderful. >> have a great day, everyone. >> good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. president biden is meeting right now with the u.k. prime minister amid a national security scramble. biden's first face to face with a close ally since the massive leak of classified documents exposed top secret intelligence to the world. what this could mean to the war in ukraine and are more leaks coming? ian pannell on the scene in kyiv and our mary bruce is live with the president this morning. >> wrongfully detained. efforts to bring home "the wall street journal" reporter being held in russia accused of espionage. the top hostage negotiator roger carstens joins us live.

>> a massive fire forces thousands to evacuate after a