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>> severe storms. high winds, rain and hail for mills millions. flash flooding overnight in the northeast. the spring chill sweeping across the country. >> eyes on iowa. republican presidential hopefuls making their voices heard at the faith and freedom coalition faith and freedom coalition their messages as president biden's re-election announcement could be days away. >> terrifying moments on the tarmac. a plane catches fire just before takeoff. >> be calm. >> what happened next as passengers speak out this morning. >> health update. the latest on oscar winner jamey foxx hospitalized for nearly two weeks for a medical complication during the filming of his new movie. memeghan's message. the duchess of sussex, what she's saying about speculation about her skipping the coronation. >> a backcountry skier on a glacier plummets into a massive crevasse, down, down, down a dark and icy chute. how he managed to get to safety. >> summer travel ready to take off. will rising gas prices affect

your plans? plus, airlines predicting a busy season. some strategies for snagging a flight. ♪ ♪ >> and hollywood ending. the wrexham with soccer team taken over by ryan reynolds and ryan mcelhenney, celebrating a huge win, promoting them up to the next division. the royal shutout as the celebrations are just kicking off. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, america. happy sunday. thank you for joining us on a busy morning. we start with breaking news, the evacuation of the u.s. embassy in sudan. u.s. forces staged an operation overnight to get embassy staff to safety. >> senior administration officials pointing to the rapidly deteriorating situation in recent days, but for right now, for safety reasons, there are no plans to offer similar assistance to the estimated 16,000 u.s. citizens who are

still in the country. >> the president saying overnight he's working with allies and partners to assist those americans to the extent possible. and we are now learning exactly how the embassy evacuation mission was carried out. let's go to london. james, good morning to you. >> yeah, good morning. u.s. special operations forces have undertaken a daring mission to get u.s. embassy personnel out of sudan. three chinook helicopters took off, flying 800 miles. other countries are racing to do the same. this morning, personnel from the u.s. embassy are safely out of the country, rescued in an overnight mission by u.s. special operations forces. the pentagon called the operation fast and clean, saying three chinook helicopters flew from a u.s. air base in djibouti more than 800 miles through the

pitch-black darkness. on the ground for less than an hour, they saved dozens of people, including americans from the embassy and other nationals before making the 800-mile trip, president biden praising them. this is as leaders across the world scramble to pull their nationals out of sudan, a shaky cease-fire given only a small window of opportunity. >> pulling u.s. citizens out of a war zone is a challenge. in the case of sudan, so far inland, the airspace has been closed. >> saudi arabia evacuated their first group of foreign nationals. evacuees seen disembarking from a saudi ship saturday, claiming they were able to evacuate 157 people from 12 countries. the fighting between the two warring groups has only escalated as it enters the second week. gunfire heard in khartoum heard during a 72-hour cease-fire announced by both sides friday

celebrating the muslim holiday. the sudanese forces saying there is no truce. the conflict has claimed already 400 lives, including one american, with the embassy closed, thousands more are stranded there. >> all she wants is to be brought home now. >> massachusetts massachusetts mom and her 18-month-old daughter are both trapped in sudan. clifford working abroad as a teacher. >> they're just told sit tight, sit tight, wait it out. how do you wait out a war? >> and that's the focus right now, figuring out how to get other u.s. citizens out of sudan. one is to use port sudan, over on the red sea, 500 miles away. it's too dangerous to leave your home, let alone the city. worth repeating, some 16,000 americans are still stranded in sudan. >> complicated and extremely dangerous, james. thank you. for the latest on what the biden administration is trying to do for americans still in sudan, let's go to the white house with more. elizabeth, good morning.

>> good morning. president biden says he's receiving regular updates from his team on their efforts to help americans who are still in sudan, but the administration is making very clear there's no large-scale evacuation plan in the works to help those thousands of people who are still there. the state department says that it is in close contact with american residents in sudan's capital as the situation on the ground deteriorates. the white house said this week it is not standard practice to evacuate u.s. citizens living abroad. in a statement, president biden thanked u.s. embassy staff in sudan, as well as those service members who brought them to safety in the overnight operation. he also singled out djibouti, ethiopia, and saudi arabia, key to the mission but the white house is under scrutiny after the botched 2021 withdrawal from afghanistan. whit? >> we bring in martha raddatz.

martha, good morning to you. always great to have you. evacuations like this come with considerable risk, but pentagon officials say the situation in sudan was quickly deteriorating. what more are you learning about the decision to launch this operation? >> well, they had been planning this for several days. they wanted to take the first opportunity possible when they thought it was the safest to move those helicopters in, and move those americans out of there, because as we've been saying the situation is deteriorating by the day. fortunately the u.s. embassy is on the outskirts of khartoum, so the helicopters were able to land in a makeshift landing zone and safely take those americans out of there, but these are always dangerous. elizabeth mentioned afghanistan. this isn't kabul. khartoum isn't kabul. it's a very different situation. americans weren't being targeted. in fact, the warring sides are probably happy the americans are out there.

there's always the possibility of some sort of mistake, mistaking those helicopters for what they consider their opponent. >> different situation from afghanistan. martha, we noted the 16,000 americans still living in sudan. the pentagon says a larger scale evacuation just not on the table at the moment, but indicating they could assist in other ways. >> that's going to be tough, whit. you're talking about 16,000 people. many of those people are dual nationals. we should add that all of them were warned to leave sudan. people were warned not to travel to sudan in the last few weeks. it is going to be difficult, if they choose to leave, they choose to go over land as james pointed out, because it is very, very dangerous. even getting in touch with the state department is going to be difficult, handling 16,000 calls, even 5,000 calls, especially when you don't have a diplomatic presence on the ground. whit?

>> significant challenges remain. martha, thank you very much. we always appreciate it. tune in to "this week" later this morning. martha has exclusive interviews with senator mark warner and representative nancy mace on the supreme court's order temporarily preserving access to ail widely used abortion pill. janai? >> to presidential politics now, as potential republican candidates descend on the key state of iowa. many speaking this weekend to the state's faith and freedom coalition. we break down what this means for the election still more than a year and a half away. jay, good morning. >> might feel far off, but the 2024 race for the white house is on. look no further than the republican presidential hopefuls making the trek yesterday to the crucial state of iowa. this morning 288 days until iowa's first in the nation republican caucuses, the 2024 campaign already in full swing. >> we take our job seriously in iowa.

>> i would like trump to be the president again. >> once it's all said and done, we get behind whoever the person is. >> taking the stage at a presidential candidate forum, hosted by the faith and freedom coalition, former vice president mike pence, who hasn't announced his candidacy, but is seen to be laying the groundwork for a possible white house run. now differentiating himself from former president donald trump. >> i hear people tell me they want to get back to the policies of the trump-pence administration. they also want a new brand of leadership. at least has the possibility of bringing our country together. >> trump a clear frontrunner for the republican nomination in most polls, not attending the event in person, but sending this video message. >> we will make america great again. >> other republican hopefuls there too, like former arkansas governor asa hutchinson, who's announced he's running, and south carolina senator tim scott who recently launched an exploratory committee. >> joe biden and the radical

left has created a blueprint on how to ruin america. i got to tell you, not on my watch. >> one notable absence, florida governor ron desantis, who hasn't announced, but is said to be eyeing a 2024 bid. yesterday speaking at the utah gop convention and sending this failed message to republicans still backing trump. >> republicans need to shake the culture of losing that has developed in recent years. >> sources tell me that if desantis were to decide to run, an announcement wouldn't come until likely may or june, but that hasn't stopped trump from hammering him in ads and on social media. janai? >> you're well sourced there, jay. as republicans decide who will be their nominee, president biden seems ready to announce his re-election bid. >> yeah. sources tell abc news the president could announce as early as this coming week, as soon as tuesday possibly, which

is the four-year anniversary of the launch of his 2020 presidential campaign. they say biden aides are right now preparing for that announcement to potentially come with a video message. >> jay, we know you'll be watching that. thank you. now to the terrifying moments for passengers on a flight about to take off as fire breaks out on a wing. we have the incredible video. mona, good morning to you. >> good morning. panicked passengers caught the whole thing on camera, the crew trying to calm them down while flames shut out of the right wing of the plane. >> be calm. obviously something happened. >> this morning american airlines is investigating what caused a plane to catch fire. a passenger aboard the flight, taking off from charlotte/douglas airport thursday capturing this video minutes before the plane was set to take off for dallas. as the plane makes its way down the runway, you can see flames shooting from the right wing. frankie leggington took this video.

>> nobody knows what's happening. the first instinct is the plane is going to blow. yi tge up,ng thebing the b se pnger plane, recalls the ss trying to. weouldn't where either. >> a sposperson r eranigges airlines t n american airlines flight 2288 returned to the gate before takeoff after reporting a mechanical issue. the aircraft was taken out of service for maintenance. >> american airlines also saying in that statement that they apologize for any inconvenience, and that all attention will be all passengers will be compensated. whit? >> thank you. new details this morning on the health of jamey foxx, the academy award-winning actor has been hospitalized for nearly two weeks following what his daughter called a medical complication. we're in atlanta where foxx is recuperating now. phil, good morning. >> whit, good morning to you. and this morning according to the latest report from "people" magazine, the oscar winner is, quote, awake and alert here at a

hospital in georgia. and he's been at that hospital, as you point out, for more than two weeks now, since his daughter reported that he suffered a medical condition. the all she would add to that is, quote, due to quick action, and great care, he's already on his road to recovery, but since that statement nothing from foxx's family or representatives about the nature of his medical issue. foxx has been here in atlanta, filming his new netflix project, called "back in action" with cameron diaz. the film paused production for a day after foxx went to the hospital. since his daughter's announcement, as you would imagine, there's been an outpouring of love and support online from his fans and some of his famous friends and costars, like viola davis and kerry washington. there's no telling when foxx might be able to leave the hospital and either head home or head back to the set here in atlanta. if this latest report is true, that he's, quote, awake and alert, that certainly is a little bit of good news this morning.

>> certainly is. we're thinking about him and wishing him well. phil, thank you for the update. to gas prices now. rising again as the summer travel season approaches. americans already paying more at the pump. alexis christoforous explains what's driving the increases and when we can catch a break. >> the unofficial start of summer is weeks away, and gas prices are on the rise. according to aaa, the price of a regular gallon of gas is a quarter higher than a month ago, but still better than the $4.12 a gallon last year, and much better than the record $5 a gallon we were paying last june. a couple of reasons for the recent price increase. major oil producing countries agreed last month to cut oil production by a million barrels a day beginning in may, and even though summer is still months away gas stations switched to the more expensive summer blend fuel in mid-march, adding 5 to

15 cents to a gallon of gas. here's the good news, relief may be on the way. price increases at the pump have started to slow down. gas this week rising only a nickel a gallon nationwide, far less than recent weeks, as crude oil prices continue to fall. crude is the main ingredient in gas, accounting for more than half the price of a gallon of fuel. the government reporting demand for gas dropped over the past week, just as oil refineries are coming back online after being shut down for maintenance during the winter and spring. gas prices are expected to stay below $4 a gallon this summer. aaa predicting prices will trickle back down after memorial day weekend. price shop before you fill up. it makes a difference. guys? >> it sure does. let's hope we don't get above that $4. >> yeah, exactly. >> back with weather. looks rainy behind you. >> yes. we had the storms roll through on the east coast, but texas was getting in on some of their own action.

take a look at this video of hail coming down in brady, texas. he's going to roll down the window here. thank you, derek smith, for the video footage. it looks like you're under attack. 3-inch hail outside of brady, texas. the storms will continue through texas today. a severe thunderstorm watch for areas like san antonio, corpus christi, the storms will continue to roll through. on the east coast, we'll start to see things get better in the mid-atlantic, through new york and new jersey. up in new england, you can see the heavier rain moving in. flooding is possible. anywhere from 1-3 inches. that rain is a slow mover through 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, impacting your morning commute. that's a look at the weather across the country. let's see what' lisa: good morning to you. sunday morning with some breezy winds and you can see the marine layer here. still a bit above average in some neighborhoods. looking at sunshine, clouds at

the coast. so today and tomorrow, the numbers will trend a little bit cooler and then much warmer tuesday, wednesday, thursday, especially inland. and that fog will fade away. today, 57 half moon bay. look for 70 over in oakland with low 70's in the south bay. >> that's your forecast. can we run it back a little bit. these gas prices, did you know there was a summer blend option? >> no. >> you don't get to choose the summer blend. the summer blend chooses you. [laughter] >> run back winter. >> my 5-year-old keeps telling me i need an electric car, but he has no money. thank you. >> to the nba playoffs now. sports janai is in the building. three teams today are in position to take commanding three-games-to-one lead in their series. the nuggets are one win away from sweeping the timberwolves. overnightt nl.>> i frogame thres

grizzlies and los angeles lakers started off with fireworks. the lakers dominating early on, tying an nba playoff record for the largest lead in the first quarter. grizzlies star ja morant back in the lineup after sitting out with an injury and battling back to score 45 points, but it wasn't enough. the lakers led by lebron james and anthony davis were just too much. >> we had an opportunity to come home and play well on our home floor. we did that. you know, so, no statement was made. we just wanted to play well. we got a win. we want to try to do that in game four as well. >> hours earlier, crews were hard at work, because the l.a. clippers took to the court to face off against the phoenix suns. there it was all about kevin durant and chris paul, the duo taking a commanding three-games-to-one lead.

>> pass, durant wide open. >> in the east, the philadelphia 76ers are on their way to the next round after sweeping the brooklyn nets. >> today was good for us, so we can get healthy. you know what i mean? that's priority number one. just making sure we keep our individual skill set. >> the sixers are getting much-needed time to rest as their star center and mvp candidate joel embiid is out with a knee sprain, adding him to the growing list of nba stars out with injuries in the first round. >> and the nba playoffs continue this afternoon on abc and the espn app. the cavs and knicks tip often at 1:00 eastern. then the warriors host the kings. whit, you're excited probably. >> there we go. >> you'll be here next weekend to give us all the details. >> i'll be cheering on my warriors. you know it. coming up on "good morning america," a day in the backcountry skiing turns into a scary situation when a skier takes a tumble straight down into a deep crevasse.

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says it happened to south of highway 92 at around four p.m. yesterday, investigators said the woman was in a bmw headed southbound. when a white ford sedan headed the wrong direction collided with her. the driver of the ford has minor injuries. a boy who was a passenger in a bmw is hospitalized with major injuries. let's get a check up your forecast on this sunday. lisa arjun joins us by their good morning to our onshore flow with us and you can see the cloudy skies here conquered in livermore are clear. it is 50 in san francisco. and the gray sky san jose 73 there today with upper seventies inland just low sixties at the coast. alright thank you so much. lisa and

>> welcome back. spoiler alert. the second season of "welcome to wrexham." it has a happy ending. coming up, we'll have more on how the little team that could is heading to the big leagues. i love this story. >> it is a great story. >> i love seeing rob mcelhenney wiping away the tears. >> a lot of emotion. >> yeah. we'll get to that a bit.

other big stories we're following on this sunday morning, happening right now, bed, bath & beyond has filed for bankruptcy. sales fell 40% to 50% from a year earlier. the struggling company tried to stay afloat with hundreds of store closures and sweeping layoffs. now the stores that are still open will stay open for the time being. >> police in new york city are looking for this man, seen kidnapping a woman from a brooklyn street. witnesses say he was driving a dark-colored minivan. they say he followed the woman for a few blocks, got out of the vehicle, picked her up and put her in the van and took off. so scary. >> a backcountry skier in the french alps falls into a crack or crevasse in the glacier. he wedges his skis in the side of the glacier and comes to a stop. he then used his ice cleats and rope to pull himself back to safety. those ice cleats always come in handy. >> important to know that a

crevasse is a crevice but in a glacier. >> possible new sights about the apparent rift in the royal family. good morning. >> good morning, janai. we are two weeks away from king charles' coronation, but here in california, the duchess of sussex is staying here with her and prince harry's two children. and now some reports claim at the letters she wrote to king charles after her oprah interview might be the reason why. this morning, the duchess of sussex, issuing a fierce statement, calling on the tabloid media to stop the circus they alone are creating. meghan responding to a story in london's "daily telegraph," discussing private correspondence between her and

the king dating back to 2021. the paper saying charles wrote to his daughter-in-law after the interview they gave to oprah winfrey, why which meghan discussed comments by a senior royal about archie's skin tone. >> in the months i was pregnant, all around the same time, so we have in tandem the conversation of he won't be given security, not given a title, and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. >> according to the telegraph, the king's letter expressed sadness over the chasm that emerged between the two sides of the royal family. the paper also reporting, that in the duchess' reply, she thanked the king for his words and suggested she never intended to specifically accuse the individual involved of being a racist, but was raising concerns about unconscious bias.

the telegraph adding while the letters discussed which senior royal had made the comments, both charles and megan agreed they were not deliberately malicious, but the paper also saying this correspondence it played a part in her not coming to the coronation. her team hitting back at this, calling it false and frankly ridiculous. the duchess of sussex is going about her life in the presence, the statement released by her spokesperson said, adding she is not thinking about correspondence from two years ago related to conversations from four years ago. >> buckingham palace hasn't said anything about this now. i don't see why they would now. they want people to be focusing on the coronation. they want to stand up on that world stage and be seen as the face of britain. and people talking about things that went on two years ago when they were cast in a negative light is challenging for them. >> buckingham palace, kensington palace, and representatives for the sussexes comment.

>> a woman had an encounter with a black bear walking her dog. incidents like this becoming increasingly common. >> it's very scary for anyone who lives near their habit habitat. officials warn residents the bears are looking for food and to be cautious. this morning, bear alert. >> oh, my furniture! my furniture! >> a 74-year-old connecticut woman is now in the hospital after she was bitten by a large black bear while walking her dog. it's the second bear attack in that area in the same week. >> as the bears have gotten much more comfortable around humans, they're habituated, and think that peoples' yards are places to look for food. >> matthew says he sees a bear at least once a week, and warns his family to stay away. >> this time of year you do have to sort of keep your head on a swivel. >> the black bear population booming in recent years.

who could forget when this asheville, north carolina, man was lounged in his chair, suddenly locking eyes with a startled bear. luckily for him the bear ran away. >> look at these little babies. >> over in california, as that record snow melt, bears are emerging from hibernation, hungry, as the snow not melting fast enough. >> oh, you can do it. >> in lake tahoe -- >> no, guys, go away. go listen to your mama. >> this homeowner seeing two large bears outside her window. >> terrifying. terrifying. >> experts say to keep trash, especially food waste indoors and covered until just before it's about to be collected, and keep windows and doors locked. >> the best rule is to keep your distance. keep yourself safe and keep the bears safe by avoiding any contact with them. >> and that 250-pound bear in connecticut was euthanized.

the woman will be okay, according to officials. guys? >> all right, thank you so much. my favorite line from that story is "go listen to your mama." >> another check of the weather. mixed bag with thunderstorms coming in. snow in some places. >> yeah, we're still getting some of the spring snow. we'll go visit our friends in illinois. we're headed just outside of chicago to northbrook. you can see the big, heavy snowflakes coming down. a bit of a winter wonderland during the month of -- it's april, right? it's still april. nonetheless, take a look at this winter chill that's going to dig deep out in the tennessee valley, out toward the plains in the midwest. freeze warnings stretching from wichita to indianapolis, and frost advisories in places like nashville. where's the heat riding? it's out west. sacramento in the 80s. las vegas near 90 degrees by monday. it's worth noting that california has been able to fill 100% of their water requests.

the last time we've had is in 2006. a lot of that is because of all the rain we saw over the winter. that's a look at the weather across the country. let's see what's going on in >> that's a look at your forecast. this really good news we're starting to see california be able to provide the water that the state needs, because they were in a deep drought. now we have so much rain over the winter. always a good thing. >> tough to see them deal with that rain and snow, but good result in the end. thank you. still to come on "good morning america," the trends in summer travel. so what's popular and is it too late to find a deal? >> we'll tell you. and actors ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney celebrate a big win and get a royal message. stick around.

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scott, good to see you, my friend. thank you for being here. let's get into it. delta's international flights are already 75% booked for the summer. so if you haven't made plans already, have you missed the boat? what should you be doing? >> good morning, gio. >> look, you haven't missed the boat, but the last call whistle is blowing. the deals still available for now. iceland for $540 nonstop roundtrip. flights to the u.s. virgin islands for $329 roundtrip. flights from new york city down to fort lauderdale for $138 nonstop roundtrip. my best advice, if you've not yet booked your summer trip, look at the first two weeks of june or the last two weeks of august. right at the end or beginning of summer periods is when you see

fares usually 40% cheaper than the middle of summer. >> the virgin islands, $329 seems pretty good. seems like the prices of tickets have gone through the roof, but people are still paying. what's your top tip here? >> that's right. look, for now people are still buying. what's especially interesting is people are actually booking their flights further in advance than they used to. so i think that's actually one of the best things that you can be doing to get yourself cheap flights, especially for those trips that you don't have a lot of flexibility on. so while right now we're getting close to summer, not that far in advance, what we are still in well advance of is christmas, the next peak travel period. think about it like you're buying a winter coat. when do they go on sale? in the summer. same with the winter flights. while you're at your fourth of july barbecue and everybody else is thinking about summer flights, that's when you should be looking about booking winter flights and taking advantage of any free changes later, if you need to.

>> scott, real quickly here, how are we doing on the pilot shortage? >> yeah. look, it's clear that the u.s. aviation industry is not back to 2019 levels. bad news for folks. this is primarily impacting flights into and out of smaller cities. the good news is that you see those pilots shifting largely to bigger destinations. miami, hawaii, elsewhere. and more seats on those planes. that means more seats, more competition, and cheaper fares as a result just to those larger destinations. >> going.com. thank you so much, my friend. appreciate it. coming up on "good morning america," you couldn't write a better storybook ending. the triumph for team wrexham and its hollywood owners. triumph fd its hollywood owners.

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>> back on "gma" and the celebrations for the little soccer team that could. team wrexham staging an incredible turnaround. >> cheers and pure jubilation across wrexham wales overnight tonight. red dragon fans roaring after their team beat their rival 3-1. >> a sprinkling hollywood stardust. >> indeed. those are team owners ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney, the two film stars bought the british soccer team two years ago. mcelhenney emotional, wiping tears from his eyes. reynolds, elated, seen video-chatting with his kids from the stands so they could share in the moment. the win catapults the team to the next division in the english football league for the first time in 15 years. >> one thing that's running through my head over and over

again, people said at the beginning, why wrexham, why wrexham? this is exactly why wrexham. >> ryan and rob's journey of buying the team has been the subject of the docu series "welcome to wrexham" where the actors learn the ropes of owning a sports club. >> it is the hollywood ending for the gentlemen from across the pond. >> i wake up, and the first thing i think, we've been taken over by two hollywood stars. >> the team, the third oldest football club in the world, almost went bankrupt in 2011. some locals pulling together their life savings to raise enough money to buy the red dragons before ryan and rob stepped in. the fans embracing them. they're not the only ones celebrating. the prince and princess of wales posting on social media, congratulations wrexham. a club with such amazing history, looking forward to a very exciting future back in the football league, doing wales proud. ryan and rob, joining our "gma" team in september, justifying the purchase of their team.

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back now for our play of the >> back now with our play of the day. one animal shelter is honoring taylor swift in a very special way. the houston humane society lowering their cat adoption fee to $13. that happens to be taylor's lucky number to celebrate her tour stop in houston this weekend. the shelter writing "adopt your

new lover this weekend." they know all too well how much joy and happiness they bring to your life. they made an adorable flyer featuring cat cartoon covers of her album. if you like animals, stick around for "oh, baby." >> there you go. thank you so much for watching, everybody. get more "gma" with "gma live." stay tuned for "this week" later on this morning. have a great week, everybody. bill. a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc seven news. good morning. i'm gloria rodriguez. an investigation is underway into a deadly wrong way crash in marin . it happened around 3 30 saturday morning on one oh, one just north of the 5 80

interchange. that's where pickup heading north bong in the south bound lanes slammed head on into a black bmw. the pickup driver 22 year old man from santa rosa died. authorities say they believe he was under the influence of alcohol. the driver and the bmw was identified as 30 year old trey king from the novato. happening today. the second annual asian cultural festival kicked off in berkeley . the event is being held at civic center park on martin luther king jr way there will be our dancing, live music and food vendors to enjoy the festivities started 11 this morning. they last until six p.m. the festival is free to the public, so let's get a check of that forecast for today. and see how it's looking out there, at least to gloria. we have the marine layer with us intact that will scatter to the coast. right now. it's 50 both in half moon by san francisco 55 palo alto san jose and you can see how great it is that the golden gate bridge so the winds are going to kick up along the

coast fifties right now and our inland valleys, but look at the breeze. it is along the peninsula up to 18 miles an hour cooler day for you in belmont. redwood city, san francisco barely at 60 today, and that's c breeze through the delta throughout the afternoon highs today still warm and our inland valleys from the seventies to upper seventies but from the bayshore about 70 and fremont and hayward, oakland about 70 so still a little bit above average . it'll be windy at the coast upper seventies and santa rosa the accuweather 70 forecasts of it cooler monday. then we warm up again. alright thank you so much, lisa. thank you for joining us this week with george stephanopoulos is next.

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