dan: let's go to julian glover for the stories coming up. e looking forward to the weekend coming up at 5:30. it's been a record season for tahoe snow. lots of folks heading to hit the slopes. we get a check of those conditions before you go. tonight, we say farewell to the viral sensation crepto kitty made famous by our reports right here on abc7. this live caught known for swiping stuff has cross crossede rainbow bridge. we'll be chatting live with dusty's owners at 5:30. join us for those story and more on our bay area streaming tv. amia: you can join us in just two minutes on the app. >> world news tonight with david muir is nextle we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. ama: and i'ma ama daetz we'll see you at 6:00. and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. you didn't choose cat allergies. i ge you didn't chooseive an your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives ou

julian glover, abc7 news. can get in touch with julian on twitter and facebook -- perhaps you have a story idea or want to share your story with julian, @julia on instagram, julianglovertv. larry: coming up -- the hazards before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. kristen: it's time for the four at 4:00, a doctor is raising concerns about remote work. dr. jordan m. writes sufficient consideration has not been given to potential negative health effects of working from home. he is concerned it makes people less active and impacts her mental health. he believes hybrid work is the best way forward. well, i mean -

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let's go to julian glover with a look at the stores coming up at 5:30. julian: it was a $500,000 lowball home appraisal believed to be racially motivated. after more than two years, there is finally some resolution for the bay area family in their discrimination lawsuit. we will be joined live by one of the plaintiffs. plus, the sierra continues to receive lots of snow and more is on the way. we are chatting with the lead scientist at uc berkeley sierra snow lab. for details on those conditions, join us for those stories and a lot more when we see you at 5:30 on bay area streaming tv. ama: you can download the abc 7 app or had to abc7news.com to join julian. dan: we appreciate your time. ama: we will see you again at 6:00. your hairline. or that thing where your knee just gives out for no reason. but... you can choose your doctor who will care for all the things you didn't choose. kaiser permanente for all that is you. man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. that's why i take osteo bi-flex every day. it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 day

julian: and i am julie e-gov -- julian glover. ama: we have modified concerns in sonoma county. julian: first up we get to meteorologist sandhya patel. hi there. sandhya: hi. let's get to live doppler 7. we have showers but this is not based on that will bring us the height impact. we are getting some light showers. get ready. you have a few hours to go before this level 3 strong storm arrives with the atmospheric river. as you can see, live doppler 7 is tracking it appeared we have a flood watch from 10:00 tonight until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. the entire bay area that watch. flooding likely in creeks, streams, rivers, and roads. we have an advisory until 5:00 a.m. wednesday for the entire region. wind gusts will range from 50 to 70 miles an hour. those strong damaging winds are expected to take down trees and cause outages.wi6: nt u00 see light showers. it really gets going overnight come up tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m., you will see those downpours, the winds will be strong. this is a level 3 on our exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, downpours, gusty winds, possible thunder, down

i'm julian glover.very day, we talk with experts about issues important to the bay area and we get answers for you in real time. millions of californians who rely on state assistance to to n a tighter budget starting tomorrow, the vice president of the united way bay area be joining us to discuss the changes coming to the cal fresh program. also san francisco is launching an effort to spruce up the city's parks. we will talk about why april will be a big month and how you can help out. first up -- the latest on the historic unprecedented indictment of former president donald trump. la to plead not guilty and will aggressively fight those charges. >> this is unprecedented in this country's history. i don't know what to expect other than an arraignment. julian: trump's attorney says the legal team was caught off guard by the new york district attorney's investigation, even though trump tweeted about a possible arrest last week, calling for his supporters to protest. sources now telling abc news that new y

all you have to do is download the abc 7 app, or head to our website to join julian glover coming up in just about two minutes. >> if you're watching us on tonight, from our team we appreciate you. >> we will see you again at 6:00, take care and be safe. ♪ ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver. harness the power of 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins to smooth, heal, and moisturize your dry skin. gold bond. champion your skin. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air involving former president trump. with so much focus on that question, will a new york grand jury indict trump, tonight, the breaking developments involving the special counsel's investigation into trump. sources telling abc news a federal judge has determined that the special counsel has presented compelling evidence that donald trump may have broken the law in his handling of classified documents found at mar-a-lago. the special counsel making the case that the former president allegedly misled his own lawyers when he had them declare that all classified documen

i'm julian glover.een a fixture for decades but tuesday's big storm left it damaged and taking on water. this video shows us what the yacht harbor looks like now. just look at that. that's where we find reporter cornell bernard live with the story you will see only on 7. reporter: hey, kri julian. if you've ever been here, you have seen this come arguably -- this, our ghibli the most famous houseboat in the bay area. -- arguably the most famous houseboat in the bay area. all got out safely. that is the good news. but the houseboat's future is not looking good tonight. >> it is flooded into the main flooring. reporter: one of the most famous houseboats is sinking after being tossed and turned by tuesday's epic storm. >> you probably heard, the bump cyclone, it kept coming from that opening. it broke the windows. reporter: the caretaker says the houseboat is quickly taking on water. salvage crews have tried to raise her but with no luck. the back deck, full of furniture, is slowly banishing. >> we had 14

i am julian glover. we have been listening into indicted by a grand jury in new york city, all in relation to the hush money payment allegedly made to the porn star, stormy daniels, ahead of the 2016 election. we have been listening to the entire report with abc7 news. we have lori hastings joining us now to talk about all of this. we also want to note that of course we have david muir and world news coming up at 3:30 p.m. to break this down for our audience here. thank you so much for joining us right now. we appreciate your time. i will first let you tee it up with your thoughts on what we all witnessed. this was a day that we thought might come as early as last week. we were holding our breath and here we are today, finally the indictment of a former president, your thoughts? >> thank you. the first thing i want to say is my name is rory little and i teach at uc law san francisco which used to be uc hastings. this was a historic moment. many thought the president should have been indicted long ago and

i'm julian glover. thousands of people still without power after tuesday's storm, we have a live look right now. with pg and e s outage map, the utility says about 30,000 customers. still without electricity that's down from 450,000 on tuesday when that atmospheric river slammed into the region, abc seven news reporter zack fuentes joining us live now in the south bay with the latest on all these outages, zack we're at one of pg and e service yards in cupertino. they have a team here, working around the clock to coordinate emergency operations and really expedite getting that power back to the people who have been without it for days now, but many of those people say they are continuing to struggle to cope with these outages, some of them on day three. and they say that this struggle has really grown old. the storm has cleared but the damage remains for a huge portion of the south bay and peninsula at the height of the storm. pg and e. says 140,000 customers were without power. days later, many are stil

julian: and i am julie e-gov -- julian glover. ama: we have modified concerns in sonoma county. we get to meteorologist sandhya patel.

ama: let's check in with julian glover. larry: he has some entertainment news. e boston strangler from the eyes of the woman who helped solve the case. george p. has a preview. >> three women were strangled over the last few weeks. reporter: loretta maclachlan and jean cole worked for the boston record american and faced latent sexism trying to get their stories published. keira knightley and [indiscernible] laid the journalist and they were surprised to learn to women were responsible for catching the boston strangler. >> i think that resilience and tenacity to go after the storythat had been largely ignored by the male establishment at that time and to try to see its importance and recognized they needed to highlight it for the safety of the other women in their community i found very inspiring. >> you have a story. >> how many women have to die before it's a story? >> this is a good place to start when you have women advocating for other women and their safety. is very important to have women in positions of power so that these stories can be told. reporter: c

race and social justice reporter julian glover sorts it out.clining in to my 23 but the average home price is still $1.1 million. if you're looking to buy a home at that value the minimum amount of money out-of-pocket would be 3.5% for a down payment on an fha loan. and 3% for closing costs. that is $33,000. a staggering total of $71,500. a change to a form by the california association of realtors has real estate agents conservative buyers under the market would be required to put down even more money to the tune of an additional 3%. >> it could be devastating. >> real estate agent rico rivera is concerned about a new change to a piece of paper called the seller payment for the buyers broker agreement. this determines how a buyers agent is compensated. a change to the form could signal the homebuyer could be on thumb to pay the agent. in massive change to the transactions in the state. he is the president of the national hispanic organization of real estate agents. >> i am more concerned it is going to impact the lower income communities. i'm

. >> julian glover has been following the story every step of the way and joins us with an update. >> more than two years since i first told the austin families story, finally some resolution tonight. they settled a lawsuit against the appraiser that appraised their home point $5 million lower than expected. they believe the appraisal was racially motivated. will all all and 10 pops story firsters ported on abc news and went viral in 2021. they believe there appraisal came in low during a refinance because of discrimination. so, they whitewashed their home and took down family photos and hair products and the appraised value jumped by nearly $.5 million. their story inspired countless more families to come forward across the country sharing their story of lowball appraisals. now the appraiser has to place -- pay the austins an undisclosed amount of money and they are required to not discriminate in the future and attend a training on the history of segregation in real estate. they are required to watch our documentary our america lowballed. paul and 10 pops -- demi schuurs story to ad

this says julian glover written all over it. that's that's what i see right there. i don't know i wouldn't wear them. but if i did, i would make them fashion. would you wear these? karina? they look silly. i can see why your face it looks like you wouldn't no. and if i saw somebody wearing them, i would just question their judgment on everything in life $1200 for that. you know, i don't get it. i think you could spend $1200 on way better shoes are probably i don't know. 50 pairs of shoes at that. wow karina, i think you both can make those shoes look good, no matter what now, larry , on the other hand, no so quick question. which would you rather have those shoes we just showed, or the big red rubber boots that the rubber band they're both terrible. they're both bad. sell for way too much money. it's crazy. yes. wow. well, of course it is that time of the year again. time for those girl scout cookies, you can finally get your fix. the cookie sales are underway, but don't get your hopes up because the new raspberry rally cookies already sold out. but the other favori

reggie: julian grabber glover has been following a marin city family whose home offer was lowballed by$1 million. they believe they receive that low appraisal because of the color of their skin. a court ordered attend discrimination training and watch our documentary lowballed. >> we are thankful but at the same time we want to set the standard for appraisers who come behind to come up against of this. you have an opportunity to share your rights, share your stories, and hold people accountable. reggie: if you feel that you are being lowballed, contact your local fair housing organization. julian's r change at the federal level. to catch up on the full story of the austins, stream lowballed on the abc 7 24/7 streaming app. jobina: in today's gma first luck, a scam is targeting -- first look americans looking for jobs. >> this is an invit for amazon from home. >> this is not a real but one in an arsenal of more sophisticated methods skimmers are using to steal thousands of dollars from jobseekers. in i near report from the better business bureau, employment scams are listed as the secon