the livestream a labor of love started by biologist sandy steer who runs friends of big bear valley.ow rare is it to have all three eggs hatch? >> only 50% of the chicks hatch, this is an amazing time all three are hatched. >> reporter: it hasn't been easy for jacky and shadow. one year, ravens devoured the eggs. they tried again. but a snowstorm buried the nest, and the eggs never hatched. what was it like for you this time around? >> it was amazing. i was grinning ear-to-ear, heart pounding and tears streaming down my face. >> reporter: jacky and shadow taking turns feeding their little ones who will grow quickly, the trio building their strength to fly into the future. camilla burnell, nbc news. >>> back in a moment with small businesses facing tariffs and stocking up like this. the impact on what we all pay. >>> we're back with the impact some small businesses are bracing for if a proposed tariff on aluminum goes into effect next week. as antonia hylton reports, one business is getting creative as it prepared. >> reporter: in connecticut, brewery owner hamilton is bracing for imp

. >> dan okay, sandy, thanks very much. all right. coming up here, we're talking emotions, but mostly joy as the emeryville team behind pixar's inside out two gets ready for the oscars and their nomination for best animated film. you'll also hear from some of the creators, and we'll have a live report from the on the red carpet of the dolby theater, just before hollywood's biggest i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] it gets night. >> and as you can see, we are now just one day and 22 hours away from the 97th oscars. >> and among the list of nominees is the team behind inside out two, our friends from emeryville based pixar. >> abc sev

. >> thanks, sandy, very much. >> new details tonight on a crash in oakland that left a car nearly split in half after it slammed into a traffic light pole monday morning. the driver survived. it was at 54th avenue and international boulevard. late today, the police chief announced the department is looking into whether an officer was chasing the vehicle. >> this investigation is meant to determine whether or not a pursuit actually occurred. the officer observed the vehicle turned around, turned on its light, and it struck the pole. so because of the proximity and the sequence of events, we want to on the side of caution to make sure we are looking at everything from a factual basis. >> if there was a chase in, the next step would be for the police department to look into whether the officer followed protocol. oakland city council members say four fire stations will not be closing, and three others that had been shuttered will be reopening tonight. the city council passed a resolution that will provide all the necessary funding. faced with a massive budget late last year, the city moved

hi, sandy. >> hi, there. yeah. you know what, dan? and take a look at this picture. all right. if you like what you see here. good evening, everyone. then you're going to love the weekend. this is the view from our south beach camera looking at sutro tower. we are just all basking in the sun here in the bay area, and temperatures are running higher by six degrees in santa rosa, seven degrees san carlos, up six in concord, five in san jose. high pressure taking control of our weather. and that means we are in for a nice mild weekend. as we look at live doppler seven, we don't have any rain, but don't worry, i do have some in the accuweather seven day forecast and we need it, i know that. so let's talk about those temperatures right now in the 50s and the 60s. if you are going to be flying out of town, it is fiesta friday travel forecast time. and look at the view from okay, somebody taking off a lot of sun right now. here's a look at the forecast. if you're flying out 65 tomorrow. sunny skies heading to guadalajara 86 degrees. that sounds so good. morelia 82, zacatecas 74 degree

hi, sandy. >> hi, there. yeah, dan and ama. it is definitely been a windy day, and we will be seeing another one where it's breezy to gusty as well. i do want to show you a time lapse from zephyr cove tonight. just a friendly reminder. it's still winter and the snow was just piling up. this was a short time ago up in the sierra, which obviously will take any day. statewide snowpack 83% of average right now. chain controls on 50, 80, 88 and four. so it is still snowing. and a winter weather advisory is going until 4 p.m. tomorrow. above 4000ft, 3 to 8in of snow expected above 5500. even more than that, we're looking at live doppler seven right now, and i do want to show you where we are picking up some showers, really spotty right around boulder creek. you will notice out towards morgan hill, aptos area and also on the peninsula. we are seeing a few showers around 280 los altos hills, moody road, north san antonio road in the los altos area. earlier today, there were thunderstorms in eastern santa clara county. there were strong

sandy. >> yeah, and dan and parts of the bay area did get wet.us was in the southern and eastern part of our viewing area. i do want to show you a live picture. a pretty one from zephyr cove right now, where we are noticing choppy waters and there have been some snowflakes as you see there. the statewide snow pack is at 83% of average right now. chain controls on 88. winter weather advisory until 4 p.m. tomorrow. above 4000ft. expecting travel to be difficult at times. 10 to 16in of snow above 5500ft. and you can see the snow on live doppler seven right across the sierra. thunderstorms in northern california. we've had our share in parts of the south bay. earlier this afternoon, severe thunderstorm warnings were issued. right now all is quiet on live doppler seven, but you could see those showers. the rain that moved through earlier today. parts of the south bay, the east bay, the santa cruz mountains got in on it. but if you were in the north bay or san francisco, you really didn't see a whole lot. there is some cold, unstable air associated wit

i mean, the gun buyback was started 2012, i believe, when sandy hook happened. right. and so y'all know sandy hook or anyway, from that point, there was people who wanted to figure out how to get rid of guns without having to go into all the red tape. and so the first monday that i had was able to get didn't even come from the city. it came from dispensaries in the neighborhood and district six. we got the most dispensaries, and they was willing to put their money up. and so we got that. but when it started working, we had to build relationships with certain organizations to make it happen. i can't just get a gun. you pull up and give me a pistol and you know, i'm an ex-felon. i can't i can't even own a gun. and so i had to get the right, proper people to do that. who was there? it was the gun range people from sfpd. so they jumped on board. i got the mamas who lost their kids to gun violence. right? i got ex-felons who did life sentences. we got the youth. we got all the pieces on the table to make it work. and now we've been getting over thousands of guns off the str

sandy. >> yeah. it's going to be an unsettled pattern the next couple of days. and let me show you a live picture from our sutro tower camera. the winds have really dropped off. was a gusty start earlier today. a beautiful view from downtown san francisco. let's look at our rain chances. they're going up starting tomorrow. best opportunity for wet weather is going to be wednesday, thursday and sunday night. as we look at live doppler seven, here is this first system that is really not going to bring a whole lot to us, other than some drizzle and spotty showers right now. you will notice that on live doppler seven looping it, most of that moisture is still off the coastline and evaporating before it actually reaches land. temperatures at this hour in the 40s and the 50. live view of emeryville camera looking at san francisco and the bay bridge. it's beautiful. tomorrow. drizzle. isolated showers. midweek. we're looking at scattered showers. and then friday into saturday it's going to be sunnier and milder weather before that. next system gets in sunday night goin

bays to a site where is this kind of spreading to all the way across the wrong time to q a, into a sandy rape. your heart breaks are the persistent right. there's potential for a flat thing here, or just the occasional shower. they do stretches files half as couple hours pressed as far west as mecca, which isn't it $24.00 degrees, not let's see that you've been so insistent on reaching during the winter. this won't be a bit to you admittedly, but the showers aren't going your way. and i think we will see funding in southern iraq as well is right and improvement. so not a gasket not from this out to the way the weather is looking beautiful. however, there are big showers, full cross pine, had been full in other countries in southern africa, and then moving slow. the west was through south africa the, when much day arrives, the 3 normally comes to life. with football is not all they shout about a club, west societies disenfranchised of the loudest voice. and political defence takes center stage. they on the roof goes resistance. the old shows of roger casablanca defends, who make football

the documents were actually declassified sandy was that the cool that's about what was going straight to cause entirely by or an actress who or maybe the the central intelligence agency of that or just degrees secret intelligence or. ready in my 6, what i guess is more, i didn't know. i think for the best time to go to the president has been so old enough to actually read wednesdays. always adds to say something weeds. you know, you're, you're describing the position i gave you back to the patient. it's a, it's a fire stick is traffic leads that so that, that they had at least a box that we'll see you in the so i think what is happening now is awesome. i can imagine how way across especially big waste. i forgot, so i have to reach him. there isn't a leading of consciousness nowadays people the same. soon as the events to the days of the history has said, very clearly that the sort of true wisdom that many of these countries gonna include it ended up going down. i haven't really made any so now it's time to dig this into the arrowheads. it won't even let me open it and so i can i see t

. >> thanks, sandy, very much. >> new details tonight on a crash in oakland that left a car nearly split in half after it slammed into a traffic light pole monday morning. the driver survived. it was at 54th avenue and international boulevard. late today, the police chief announced the department is looking into whether an officer was chasing the vehicle. >> this investigation is meant to determine whether or not a pursuit actually occurred. the officer observed the vehicle turned around, turned on its light, and it struck the pole. so because of the proximity and the sequence of events, we want to on the side of caution to make sure we are looking at everything from a factual basis. >> if there was a chase in, the next step would be for the police department to look into whether the officer followed protocol. oakland city council members say four fire stations will not be closing, and three others that had been shuttered will be reopening tonight. the city council passed a resolution that will provide all the necessary funding. faced with a massive budget late last year, the city moved

hi, sandy. >> hi, there. yeah, dan and ama. it is definitely been a windy day, and we will be seeing another one where it's breezy to gusty as well. i do want to show you a time lapse from zephyr cove tonight. just a friendly reminder. it's still winter and the snow was just piling up. this was a short time ago up in the sierra, which obviously will take any day. statewide snowpack 83% of average right now. chain controls on 50, 80, 88 and four. so it is still snowing. and a winter weather advisory is going until 4 p.m. tomorrow. above 4000ft, 3 to 8in of snow expected above 5500. even more than that, we're looking at live doppler seven right now, and i do want to show you where we are picking up some showers, really spotty right around boulder creek. you will notice out towards morgan hill, aptos area and also on the peninsula. we are seeing a few showers around 280 los altos hills, moody road, north san antonio road in the los altos area. earlier today, there were thunderstorms in eastern santa clara county. there were strong

the diverse of cable cars -- when i first came to cable car, sandy barn was the first cable car.eing a grip person. fwriping cable cars is the most toughest and challenging job in the entire city. >> i want to thank our women who operate our cable cars because they are a crucial space of the city to the world. we have wonderful women -- come on forward, yes. [cheers and applause] these ladies, these ladies, this is what it's about. continuing to empower women. >> my name is willa johnson is and i've been at cable car for 13 years. i came to san francisco when i was five years old. and that is the first time i rode a cable car and i went to see a christmas tree and we rode the cable car with the christmas worker and that was the first time i rode the cable car and didn't ride again until i worked here. i was in the medical field for a while and i wanted a change. some people don't do that but i started with the mta of september of 1999 and came over to cable car in 2008. it was a general sign up and that's when you can go to different divisions and i signed up as a conductor and c

a mechanical stabilization process is being used to consolidate the liquid fashion of the mud and sandyuse treasure island is a manmade island, we have to do a significant amount of soil improvement before we can build new infrastructure and new buildings on the island. in the foreground, you see here, it's a process called surcharging we we import additional topsoil to simulate the dead weight of the future buildings to be constructed at that site. so this is causing bay mud that underlies island to consolidate over time and we can monitor that and as that consolidation primarily consolidation is complete, then this soil will be removed to the intended finished floor elevation of the new structures. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> in the 1989 loma earthquake, the ground level of this island dropped by four inches. pretty much uniform across the island. loose sand material used to build the island, whether it gets hit by a seismic forces, the sand moves and consolidated. >> one of the processes to further stabilize the loose granular ground, a dynamic rate is used to densify the soil by high frequen

sandy. >> yeah. it's going to be an unsettled pattern the next couple of days. let me show you a live picture from our sutro tower camera. the winds have really dropped off. was a gusty start earlier today. a beautiful view from downtown san francisco. let's look at our rain chances. they're going up starting tomorrow. best opportunity for wet weather is going to be wednesday, thursday and sunday night. as we look at live doppler seven, here is this first system that is really not going to bring a whole lot to us, other than some drizzle and spotty showers right now. you will notice that on live doppler seven looping it, most of that moisture is still off the coastline and evaporating before it actually reaches land. temperatures at this hour in the 40s and the 50. live view of emeryville camera looking at san francisco and the bay bridge. it's beautiful. tomorrow. drizzle. isolated showers. midweek. we're looking at scattered showers. and then friday into saturday it's going to be sunnier and milder weather before that. next system gets in sunday night going in

i mean, the gun buyback was started 2012, i believe, when sandy hook happened. right. and so y'all know sandy hook or anyway, from that point, there was people who wanted to figure out how to get rid of guns without having to go into all the red tape. and so the first monday that i had was able to get didn't even come from the city. it came from dispensaries in the neighborhood and district six. we got the most dispensaries, and they was willing to put their money up. and so we got that. but when it started working, we had to build relationships with certain organizations to make it happen. i can't just get a gun. you pull up and give me a pistol and you know, i'm an ex-felon. i can't i can't even own a gun. and so i had to get the right, proper people to do that. who was there? it was the gun range people from sfpd. so they jumped on board. i got the mamas who lost their kids to gun violence. right? i got ex-felons who did life sentences. we got the youth. we got all the pieces on the table to make it work. and now we've been getting over thousands of guns off the str

sandy. >> yeah, absolutely. congrats to michelle once again. it was fun celebrating. me show you the snow that is coming back to the sierra over the weekend and heading into monday. we have about 11in coming to kirkwood, five inches at donner. on live doppler seven. clouds are passing through right now. that's going to change. come this weekend. we'll have some showers and it is going to be cooler tomorrow. 50 and 60. you start off with the fog in the morning and then showers saturday night. now next week we have some more wet weather coming our way tuesday evening going into wednesday. so this weekend you pull the umbrellas out and i would hang on to them next week because off and on there will be some unsettled weather. accuweather seven day forecast oscar sunday. it's a level one. we have showers coming in and then another level one on tuesday and on wednesday. >> ama and dan we need every drop. >> yes we do. >> thanks, andy. >> all right. dropping some threes maybe. >> larry i wish i could shoot like steph curry so much. imagine just having that power. i know you'

i'm sandis vilmanis. >> i'm john robertson stay tuned for the story. >> we will talk about the priceu.

. >>>> sandy on c-span q&a, kentucky republican congressman james,, house oversight committee chair andr of "all the president's money," talks about the committee's 15 month investigation into the business practices into then former president biden and his family. he argues that biden's have benefited financially from corrupt dealings involving ukraine, china, and other countries. >> six different banks had filed 175 suspicious activity reports against the bidens, most of which were when he was president. then they were subject of another 50 suspicious activity reports. let me put that in perspective, no bank would file a suspicious activity reports against the son of a prominent in addition unless they were darn sure that a financial crime had been committed. because if you filed one of those, the bank examiners rolled in the bank and because causes a lot of problems. so the banks knew that there were some bad things going on here. that is on the investigation really took

new york congresswoman and squad leader alexandria cortez or sandy is blaming republicans for illegalon problems. check out this interview that she had with npr. >> to what extent is immigration as an issue part of your problem with working class vote centers >> i guess my question is what does the word problem mean? [laughter] >> people voting for the other side and not for you. >> we have a problem on immigration because of the lack of progress. that we've had on this issue. and as we know republicans weaponize that lack of progress. >> that is amazing i've been down to her district interviewed her constituents and they get it i wonder if she's been down there lately aoc urge citizens to resist deportation. and idaho state senators introducing a bill that would require cursive lessons at public schools under the legislation students would have to start lessons by third grade and temples must test their writing with bench marks and assessments bit ends of the fifth grade they have to be proficient in cursive this idea reminding us a scene from the adam sangtd her movie billy madison.

sandy will be along to let you know if it's going to stay that way for the weekend.ed forecast in a moment. >> and the tech takeover of a downtown san jose park that is in san jose is just ten days away. >> it's the nvidia gtc global artificial developers conference, and it will take over cesar chavez park in downtown san jose. >> abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes found local businesses really excited for the boost. >> so we're here at ios and nick's. we're a new restaurant in downtown san jose. >> business owner dan fan is one of the many in san jose banking on nvidia's gtc ai conference, set to kick off march 17th. the conference brings together top talent and companies to see the latest in ai and accelerated computing, all of it happening at the mcenery convention center. a short walk away from fans, businesses. >> you know, downtown san jose was on a huge roll pre-pandemic. you had wwdc out here. i think facebook had their f8 conference out here, and there was momentum building, and that all kind of stopped a little bit after the pandemic, as everyon

. >> dan okay, sandy, thanks a lot. when the rain moves in, you can track it with the abc seven bay area app. get the latest forecast and look at the same live doppler seven radar. our weather team uses every day. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store to download it when you have a moment. >> now to new details on a crash in oakland that left this car nearly split in half after it slammed into a traffic light pole monday morning. the driver survived the crash at 54th avenue and international boulevard. late today, the police chief announced the department is looking into whether an officer was chasing the vehicle. >> this investigation is meant to determine whether or not a pursuit actually occurred. the officer observed the vehicle turned around, turned on this light, and it struck the pole. so because of the proximity and the sequence of events, we want to on the side of caution to make sure we are looking at everything from a factual basis. >> now, if there was a chase, then the next step would be

sandy. >> that's right, dan and ama, let's take a look at live doppler seven right now. another piece of energy coming our way. that system is going to produce some more showers. we certainly are seeing snow in the sierra, thunderstorms in northern california and some showers as well. so off the coastline seeing some radar returns. so don't put those umbrellas away just yet. you will need them between tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon you're looking at mid 50s to the low 60s. i want to show you the timeline just going beyond tonight as we head into tomorrow, you see the wet weather across parts of the bay area, the sierras getting that snow. and then as we head towards next week, some more storms coming through here monday into tuesday, and then a stronger one on wednesday. so the pattern remains active for march. the accuweather seven day forecast. it's a one for tomorrow. you get a nice break in time for your weekend. friday through sunday is going to be milder. don't forget to spring forward one hour sunday morning and then we've got level one for monday throug

i'm sandis vilmanis. >> i'm john robertson stay tuned for the story. >> we will talk about the price of that later. meantime thank you. john, it afternoon. i'm traced gallagher in for martha maccallum. we are awaiting a new video, giving an update on tariffs against mexico and canada plus pope francis releasing an audio statement right now and we will bring you that as we get it but first the head of the agency, billions of taxpayer dollars to foreign countries says quote multiple criminal referrals to the justice department could be coming down the pipeline. peter telling lawmakers his probe of u.s. a i.d. is recovering waste and abuse so severe it may amount to a crime. remember this is the agency that president trump wants to shut down. he called it spending totally unexplainable. >> president donald trump: when you look at the usaid, at the things they are giving to the billions, billions of dollars that they are giving to and it doesn't make sense. >> senator john is back from a closed meeting with the acting director of usaid but first to the correspondent live for us at the st

. >> all right, sandy, we'll see you in a few minutes with the seven day. happening now, a special meg of the alameda county board of supervisors. all about the sale of the oakland coliseum in january. the board voted unanimously to sell the county's ownership share of the coliseum to the african american sportsm and entertainment group. that group is proposing a $5 billion project for the coliseum site, expected to include some affordable housing, restaurants, museums and much more. abc seven news reporter anser hassan. tracking the meeting as we speak, and we'll have an update coming up at 5:00. new developments with the california state university budget cuts. san francisco state announcing today it is going to eliminate three athletics teams. the school president says men's soccer, baseball and women's indoor track and field will be dropped in july. there are 44 students who were affected by this decision. csu schools, as you know, grappling with big budget deficits and funding for the system, is being slashed by nearly 8%. >> the white house says presi

sandy. >> yeah. dan and ama. the peak wind gusts over the last 24 hours. tam, 48 miles an hour. 40 oakland. hayward. so, yeah, it's definitely been a windy one. let me show you a live picture right now. good evening everyone. as we look from our pier 39 camera at san francisco. you see the sea lions there? pretty cool view, but there are a lot of clouds out there tonight, and the winds are still gusting 33 miles an hour at sfo and at oakland, 23 sustained in san francisco. when that wind is coming off the cool ocean water, it makes it feel even chillier. but temperatures today below average mid 50s to low 60. looking at live doppler seven, we are starting to see some returns off the coastline here, all in association with the system that is developing out over the pacific. it's not a strong system for the bay area, but we will get some showers out of it. here's a live view from our south beach camera, where you see some cloud cover right now. low 50s san francisco, oakland, hayward right now in redwood city and half moon bay. san jose, you're at 54 degrees

>> i mean, you know, sandy always tells us, you know, don't look more than a week out. oh, okay.nd if you want really accurate, it's more like 3 to 5 days out. okay. yeah. >> that's a no. >> so yeah, that's a no. but she can firmly commit to saying we will see some showers the next couple of days. right. >> that's right. yes i can commit to that. okay. kristen and larry, let's take a look at a live picture right now from zephyr cove. tahoe is looking pretty. it is cloudy up there. they'll be getting some snow showers. you'll notice about seven inches there. kyburz six inches at donner by thursday night. if you are traveling blue canyon just below 5000ft. once you pass that, the snow level will be around 5000, so you'll start to see it switching over to snow. on live doppler seven we do have some clouds. we will see some spotty showers going into tomorrow and thursday. tomorrow afternoon 50 and 60 a little bit below normal for this time of year. level one for wednesday and thursday as we are expecting scattered showers. a slight chance of thunder on thursday. a break on friday sat

bay area congressman sam liccardo invited disabled army veteran daniel sandy hook, who lost his federal job at the palo alto, va last month. liccardo says that he announced san ledecky as his guest this morning, and two hours later, sandusky's termination at the va in palo alto was rescinded. our live coverage, the democrats rebuttal, and the analysis starts right now. let's send it over to lester holt, who is anchoring our nbc coverage live from washington, d.c. >>> tonight, a high stakes prime time address. >> the president's first major speech to congress, just 43 days into his administration. >> our special coverage starts right now. >> tonight on capitol hill, a

that last minute treat, you can go to noe valley bakery, arizmendi, brenda's french soul food or sandiesi love arizmendi. you can find me there just about every weekend. so that would be my vote for today. >> is that for the almond o the croissant? >> no, that's our so-called. >> oh, okay. >> yes. we go to arizmendi for the bread and for the scones. and that is my life. >> we're talking about all the bakeries today. >> still to come on abc seven mornings. more pizza and dollar 50 hotdogs coming to a costco near you. when and where shoppers can enjoy a new location in the east bay. >> and you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we'll have another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >> then a pen that prints candy. a first look at the new kids baking gadget that will be released sometime later this year. >> and okay, streaming at 7 a.m. we are revealing s.f. pride logo and theme for 2025. the executive director joins us live in studio. and you will see it first on abc seven at seven. but first, here is drew. >> we're only a few short months away

. >> and sandy perry, who has worked with the unhoused population for the last three decades, said theriminalization laws won't help the homelessness issue. >> i haven't yet met an unhoused people who says what i need is to be arrested. >> well, the advocacy group says that they will wait to see what changes actually come at that next city council meeting. they will then act accordingly. they do say that they've been asking the city council and elected officials to sit down and meet with them, have a conversation between the two sides to come up with other ways that they can help the homelessness issue. alex, back to you. >> yeah. still a long way to go in this legal fight, it would seem. bailey o'carroll live for us tonight in fremont. bailey thank you. the contra costa county district attorney's office says two women have been charged with animal cruelty for kicking a dog, and this was all captured on video. 46 year old lakesha williams and 18 year old graciela amar were seen on this video, confronting a pittsburg man in his driveway, before amar kicked the man's small dog so hard th

. >> sandy spears runs friends of big bear valley, the group that scaled a 14 story tall pine tree and gives the world a bird's eye view of america's most majestic birds. and these right here, those cracks and holes in the eggs. those are the pips showing that future bald eagles are eagerly working their way out. >> the chick has a has an egg tooth right at the top of their beak. they have to push that egg tooth against the hard shell and keep working their way around. and apparently, since they can hear each other, they kind of encourage each other and it might happen faster than usual. >> now, even though the third egg is showing no signs of hatching, it's only 34 days old, younger than the other two. so another chick may debut a little later. jackie and shadow already have three other eaglets in their family, so they could double their offspring this time around. steers says part of their global popularity is their unique personalities and modern day parenting skills. >> they both take turns on the nest, and they both want to be on the nest as much as possible. they will actually do

stunning, sandy beaches full of shells. it's dubbed the shell capital of the world.have manatees, dolphins, fishing. it really is stunning. it's got something for everyone. >> whit: swimming with the manatees. >> it's so cool. >> gio: why are you laughing? >> whit: it was emotional. >> gio: it's, like, smelling my toes underwater. >> they really are beautiful creatures, but you can get their deal starting at $98 round trip from select airports this spring break. >> whit: excellent. >> so really, yeah. it has something for everyone. >> whit: following up on that, a lot of people have travel anxiety right now given the incidents that have happened in the air. what's your advice? >> you know, that is totally something that people are dealing with right now, understandably, right? but, you know, there are options affordably that you can travel that don't require getting on a plane. but, you know, there are options you know, even though air travel is one of the safest forms of transport, hey. jump in the car or hop on the train. perfect example, say you live in the l.a. a

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the diverse of cable cars -- when i first came to cable car, sandy barn was the first cable car.ee or four being a grip person. fwriping cable cars is the most toughest and challenging job in the entire city. >> i want to thank our women who operate our cable cars because they are a crucial space of the city to the world. we have wonderful women -- come on forward, yes. [cheers and applause] these ladies, these ladies, this is what it's about. continuing to empower women. >> my name is willa johnson is and i've been at cable car for 13 years. i came to san francisco when i was five years old. and that is the first time i rode a cable car and i went to see a christmas tree and we rode the cable car with the christmas worker and that was the first time i rode the cable car and didn't ride again until i worked here. i was in the medical field for a while and i wanted a change. some people don't do that but i started with the mta of september of 1999 and came over to cable car in 2008. it was a general sign up and that's when you can go to different divisions and i signed up as a con

. >> reporter: sandy spears is a biologist and the executive director of friends of big bear valley. a tight shot where we got to see the first crack or what they call pip, and then the first hatching. the following day, a second, and another still working its way out. but all three already in the limelight. >> we've had over 83,000 watching at one time. that's a new record for us. >> reporter: the chicks are the latest social media sensation following in the paw prints of lovable giant pandas qing bao and bao li in washington. the amazing brown bears in alaska, and fiona, the hippo at the cincinnati zoo. why do you think people love to watch these animals and these birds? >> it gives them something to feel like they're connected to instead of all the conflict and everything that's going on outside of here. >> reporter: in big bear, mom and dad are taking turns caring for their off spring. >> both have been breaking off little pieces of fish and feeding each of the chicks. >> reporter: the parents and the fans will get 10 to 14 more weeks of the snuggles, squeaks, and snack times. >>

. >> mother-daughter trip from sandy springs, georgia. hi, caroline. >> girls trip.taste of spring out there. >> yeah. >>> guys, tomorrow on "today" we're celebrating the 40th anniversary of a song that changed the music business. "we are the world". >> what it took to record that, packing all those stars into one room. it has been called the greatest night in pop. we'll take you inside that session with one of the icons who is in the room, smoky robinson. by the way, he celebrated his 85th birthday. we'll show you remarkable impact the song is still having decades later. >> there's a great documentary on that as well. we look forward to it. >>> right now, let's get to your news at 8. the white house taking aim this morning at another federal agency. president trump reportedly ready to sign an executive order to dismantle the department of education. nbc's peter alexander is at the white house. he has the very latest on this one. peter, good morning? >> reporter: craig, good morning. the president as you know has long waited to get rid of the department of education,

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ever since sandy hook i literally started doing lock down drills in third grade before i even started sex ed. i think growing up and having to do that every year was really traumatizing. this could happen to me any day so it is scary and seeing gun violence get worse as i grow up not even an adult it is terrifying. >> too many times i walked out of school and checked my phone and see a story of kids like me in a classroom like me all day being shot and killed in the classroom. it is astonish to walk of the last class of the day and check the news and see that whether it is in michigan and texas and here in california, relatively random it was that school. it very much could have been your school. that is something we can't-there is a feeling of helplessness around that too i think. >> there was the story about the kid campaigning for (inaudible) he got shot. >> 13 year old i believe. >> campaigning for warnack. i have been the kid in freshman year volunteering on a local political campaign and lots of people dont like campaigns. that is reasonable, i get it. having a gun in the situat

ever since sandy hook i literally started doing lock down drills in third grade before i even started ed. i think growing up and having to do that every year was really traumatizing. this could happen to me any day so it is scary and seeing gun violence get worse as i grow up not even an adult it is terrifying. >> too many times i walked out of school and checked my phone and see a story of kids like me in a classroom like me all day being shot and killed in the classroom. it is astonish to walk of the last class of the day and check the news and see that whether it is in michigan and texas and here in california, relatively random it was that school. it very much could have been your school. that is something we can't-there is a feeling of helplessness around that too i think. >> there was the story about the kid campaigning for (inaudible) he got shot. >> 13 year old i believe. >> campaigning for warnack. i have been the kid in freshman year volunteering on a local political campaign and lots of people dont like campaigns. that is reasonable, i get it. having a gun in the situation

then brilliant corners partners with other sandy city funded nonprofit providers to provide the ongoing case management services for the folks in their subsidy program. >> as i mentioned before, the flexible housing subsidy pool program under a contract with brilliant corners is a scattered site permanent supportive housing program that has housed over 500 or 546 people to date. >> through this contract and the population served in this program really reflects the diversity of the population experiencing homelessness. 39% of program participants are african-american, 59% are over the age of 55 and 17% identify as lgbtq. and this this demographic is important because these populations are overrepresented in the homeless population and so we want to be sure they are well-represented in our solutions. >> this agreement is 100% funded by our city, our home funds and the cost per tenant in this program is approximately 3430 $500 excuse me $35,000 per year. and that includes the subsidy and all of the housing search and placement work. >> in terms of the case management, you see brilliant cor

. >> caller: good morning, sandy.int out to everyone over the course of biden's four years, president trump was saying that if he had been elected, putin would never have invaded ukraine and one time, just one time president trump said that ukraine, zelenskyy invaded russia. for all this and everybody is just so upset because he said that one time. for years he had said that putin would have never invaded ukraine if he had been reelected. i am just finding this hysteria over one time that he said this hysteria from democrats to be a little outlandish. that's all i had to say. >> host: cindy in california. a couple of callers bringing up daylight savings time. this is from axios. daylight savings time start sunday with spring forward. the semiannual change of the clock is this sunday. most of the country will spring forward into daylight savings time after more than four months in standard time. lawmakers attempt to get rid of the twice a year time change and switch to permanent daylight savings time has not gained tra

. >> caller: good morning, sandy.int out to everyone over the course of biden's four years, president trump was saying that if he had been elected, putin would never have invaded ukraine and one time, just one time president trump said that ukraine, zelenskyy invaded russia. for all this and everybody is just so upset because he said that one time. for years he had said that putin would have never invaded ukraine if he had been reelected. i am just finding this hysteria over one time that he said this hysteria from democrats to be a little outlandish. that's all i had to say. >> host: cindy in california. a couple of callers bringing up daylight savings time. this is from axios. daylight savings time start sunday with spring forward. the semiannual change of the clock is this sunday. most of the country will spring forward into daylight savings time after more than four months in standard time. lawmakers attempt to get rid of the twice a year time change and switch to permanent daylight savings time has not gained tra

the diverse of cable cars -- when i first came to cable car, sandy barn was the first cable car.ee or four being a grip person. fwriping cable cars is the most toughest and challenging job in the entire city. >> i want to thank our women who operate our cable cars because they are a crucial space of the city to the world. we have wonderful women -- come on forward, yes. [cheers and applause] these ladies, these ladies, this is what it's about. continuing to empower women. >> my name is willa johnson is and i've been at cable car for 13 years. i came to san francisco when i was five years old. and that is the first time i rode a cable car and i went to see a christmas tree and we rode the cable car with the christmas worker and that was the first time i rode the cable car and didn't ride again until i worked here. i was in the medical field for a while and i wanted a change. some people don't do that but i started with the mta of september of 1999 and came over to cable car in 2008. it was a general sign up and that's when you can go to different divisions and i signed up as a con

ever since sandy hook i literally started doing lock down drills in third grade before i even started sex ed. i think growing up and having to do that every year was really traumatizing. this could happen to me any day so it is scary and seeing gun violence get worse as i grow up not even an adult it is terrifying. >> too many times i walked out of school and checked my phone and see a story of kids like me in a classroom like me all day being shot and killed in the classroom. it is astonish to walk of the last class of the day and check the news and see that whether it is in michigan and texas and here in california, relatively random it was that school. it very much could have been your school. that is something we can't-there is a feeling of helplessness around that too i think. >> there was the story about the kid campaigning for (inaudible) he got shot. >> 13 year old i believe. >> campaigning for warnack. i have been the kid in freshman year volunteering on a local political campaign and lots of people dont like campaigns. that is reasonable, i get it. having a gun in the situat

. >> country trio remember monday will be hoping to follow in the footsteps of sandie shaw. lulu.rotherhood of man. bucks fizz and katrina and the waves. they'll be taking on the rest of europe. in switzerland this may. the very best of luck to them. i want to start a petition for a bucks fizz revival with michelle dewberry. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you very much for that, mark. there's a vision, isn't it? that's something to plant into your minds, ladies and gents. me and mark white doing bucks fizz. i don't think you'd get away with that in this day and age. him ripping my skirt off, he'd be at a workplace tribunal, wouldn't he? within about two seconds. life has certainly changed, hasn't it? anyway, look, i am michelle dewberry. this is dewbs& co. we're with you till 7:00 tonight. we have a lot to discuss. and look who's keeping me company to do just that. the broadcaster and writer charlie downs. and alongside him, the former adviser to jeremy corbyn, james schn