julian glover takes you to the lighthouse mosque in north oakland where they're preparing to welcome waves of worshipers. inside the lighthouse mosque in north oakland. there's a tangible excitement. what i like about ramadan as soon as it comes, i'm very happy. it's like my best friend coming to visit me. this is the time where you see everybody that's probably muslim in the bay area ramadan is the holiest month of the year for the bay area's 250,000 strong muslim. this year, it'll mark not only a period of reflection but reunion the first ramadan with mask and capacity orders lifted the march of 2020. it was like one month out of before ramadan so our ramadan plan got scrapped that year, but this ramadan i feel like we might be back to full capacity. so i'm looking forward to that a month that muslims around the world. look forward to starting each year with the sighting of the crescent moon and if you find me you don't have to fast anymore muslims will fast from don until dus? day during ramadan and break their fast each night with iftar meals. the lighthouse mosque is hosting thr

julian glover takes you to the woman on east bay company dedicated to clothing women on the move. when title ix came, they were off the sidelines and on to the fields. i was in the first generation of girls and women to grow up with title ix being in effect. that meant i got to play a lot of sports. my big sister four years older did not. >> being a multisport college athlete in the 80's was far from glamorous for women. >> we are practicing in the bed practice laws. the shorts don't fit us, we have permission to play sports but we don't have the sneakers, we are in last year because boys varsity basketball uniforms. >> they may have created women's sports at schools and colleges. they still struggle to find proper gear to support a new generation of athletes. >> my buddy had to buy her shoes in the little boys department and they did not make women's shoes. >> after graduating from undergrad and moving west to the bay area, as he the idea to start her own sporting goods company named after the accident gave her and millions of other girls permission to play. >> title ix, the legi

porter julian glover takes us to the lighthouse mosque in north oakland where they're preparing to welcomethe lighthouse mosque in north oakland. there's a tangible excitement. what i like about ramadan as soon as it comes, i'm very happy. it's like my best friend coming to visit me. there's a time where you see everybody. that's probably muslim in the bay area ramadan is the holiest month of the year for the bay area's $250,000 strong muslim community this year. it'll mark not only a period of reflection but reunion the first ramadan with mask and capacity orders lifted the march of 2020. it was like one month out or before ramadan so our ramadan plan got scrapped that year, but this ramadan i feel like we might be back to full capacity. so i'm looking forward to that a month that muslims around the world. look forward to starting each year with exciting of the crescent moon and if you find the moon that means it's like muhammadan and the same thing happens at the end if you find the moon you fast one more day if you don't see it, you don't have the fast anymore muslims will fast from don

i'm julian glover from abc. seven mornings. s we zoom into the maps here, you can see the impacted area. this is going to be specifically on northbound one. oh, one right before tiburon, according to the chp of vehicle flipped over and it's on its roof right now, and injuries are involved, starting now, with the liable here and walnut creek showing off 6 80 look at all that packed traffic. we are looking at these well under the limit this morning for people trying to make their way further into the east bay and i'm gonna wrap up here with the san mateo bridge. hi, frances obina. we're seeing some strong winds, especially in parts of the peninsula like gus up to 36 mph sfo 32 in san francisco, and that's because of cold front is moving through. that's going to bring us cooler temperatures this afternoon sixties around the bay and some low to mid seventies inland. julian alright , thank you, frances, if you're streaming on the abc seven bay area at abc seven news continues fo if you're a small business, there are lots of choices w

julian glover takes us to the east bay company dedicated to addressing women on the move. >> we were sidelines and onto the fields. >> she played basketball and lacrosse. >> i was in the first generation to grow up with title ix being in effect. i got to play a lot of sports. my big sister did not. >> being a college athlete in the 80's was far from a clamorous for women. >> we were practicing in the bad practice lots, the shorts don't fit. we have permission, we don't have sneakers. we are wearing last year's boys varsity basketball uniforms. >> title ix shortened to title ix was creating sports for women. girls and women struggle to find proper gear to support a new generation of athletes. >> my buddy had to buy her shoes and the little boys department. >> after graduating and moving west to the bay area, she had the idea to start her own women's apparel and sporting goods company. >> title ix the legislation is foundational. it is the without witch not for my entire life. i am post-collegiate. i have no where to find gear. i have all these friends of the same way. i'm the only one

julian glover takes us to the east bay company dedicated to dressing women on the move. >> once titlecame we were off of the sidelines and onto the field. julian: she play basketball, tennis, and lacrosse. >> i was the first generation of girls and women to grow up with title ix being in effect which meant i got to play a lot of sports. my big start -- but -- my big sister four years older did not. julian: being an athlete in the 80's was far from glamorous for women. >> we are packed -- practicing in the brat -- in the backpack -- practice lots. we have permission to play, but we do not have sneakers, wearing like last year's boy's varsity basketball uniforms. julian: it is the amendment that was shortened to title ix which created women sports in spools and schools and colleges, but girls and women struggled to find proper gear to support a generation of athletes. >> my buddy had to buy her shoes in the little boys departments. julian: shortly after graduating and moving west, she had the idea to start her own women's apparel and sporting goods company named after the act that gave

julian glover takes us to the lighthouse mosque in north oakland where they are preparing to welcome se mosque there is tangible excitement. >> what i like about ramadan is that i am truly happy. >> it is time that you see everybody muslim in the bay area. julian: it is the holiest time. it will mark not only a period of reflection but reunion. the first ramadan with mask and capacity orders lifted. >> march of 2020 it was one month before ramadan, so our ramadan plan got scrapped that year, but this ramadan i feel like we might be back to full capacity, so i am looking forward to that. julian: a month that muslims look forward to starting each year with the siding of the cressman moon. >> and the same thing happens at the end if you find the moon, you fast one more day. if you do not see it you do not have to fast anymore. julian: muslims will fast from dawn until dusk and they will break their fast with meals. they are out -- they are offering three fast meals on the eighth, 20th and 27th renting out this all to accommodate larger crowds. >> i like the seclusion that we found in sta

julian: good morning, i'm julian glover from abc seven mornings.. give yourself plenty of time. the problem and pennell has been cleared. lisa: it is windy from freemont, 49 in the 60, 56 in mountain view, where it is also breezy, and vollmer p, winds upward of 50 miles per hour in the upper elevations. mid-50's right now, highs today with the wind advisory expiring by 11:00 at the mid to upper 50's at the coast, and getting warmer tomorrow and time for the weekend. julian: time now for life with kelly and ryan. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the hit series, "the wonder years." dule hill! plus, 'tis the season to get your job ready for spring. and sophie liard is delivering our "good news story," all next on "live"! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are ryan seacrest and kelly ripa! [cheers and applause] >> ryan:ey, guys. good morning! >> kelly: hey, how are you?

julian glover takes us to the woman owned east bay company dedicated to clothing women on the move. >itle ix came we were off of the sidelines and onto the field. julian: she play basketball, tennis, and lacrosse. >> i was in the first generation of girls and women to grow up with title ixts. my big ster, 4r did not. julian: being a multisport college athle the 80's much like today was far from glamorous for women. >> we are practicing in the bad practice lots, the shorts do not fit us. yes we have permission to play, but we do not have sneakers, i am wearing like last year's boys's varsity basketball forms. julian: title ix may have created women's sports at schools and colleges, girls and women still struggle to find proper gear to support a new generation of athletes and a new consumer. >> my buddy had to buy her shoes and the little boy departments. julian: shortly after graduating and moving west, she had the idea to start her own women's apparel and sporting goods company named after the act that gave her and millions of other girls permission to play. >> title ix the legislatio

i am julian glover from abc 7 mornings. let's check in now with jobina for a look at traffic. ing at the san mateo bridge, things are moving smoothly in both directions. i will wrap up with a live look in emeryville, showing you highway france's. hi, frances. -- frances: low 70's and lynn could've tech out the accuweather 7-day forecast. tomorrow is even gustier and cooler. julian? julian: all right, thank you, frances. time right now for "live with ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today on "live," today, from the new series "shining girls," elisabeth moss. and choosing the right supplement for a better night under the covers. plus, your comments and thoughts on another edition of "the inbox." all on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning! bring it on. it's like we're going to the club early this morning. >> kelly: oh, my gosh. >> ryan: it's wednesday come the 27th.

i'm julian glover. grab a mask if you are getting on bart this morning.ackers s it wiln ct untiluly 18.sint says they were not prepared for or expecting that federal judge to strike down the mask mandate on public transit. officials say this is to keep writers safe. >> if you are driving into work this morning, you'll see it is busy at the usual spots. heading into the city, 25 minutes. slow up the incline. richmond san rafael a bridge heading into richmond, another delay. just slow going that way. a couple more days to take advantage of this. caltrain, half off the entire month of april to thank writers. julian: under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. thi