stephanie. it's sunday. >> got light showers moving across the bay area. >> it's an interesting day is a chance of thunderstorms, especially maybe in the south bay and the east bay and at the coast is not a great day to head to the coast because there's a high surf advisory in effect. it's because of long period. westerly swell that are supporting breaking waves of up to 20 feet. it is dangerous to swim in this water. it is also dangerous to surf in this water because we have very large sneaker waves that are possible. that means you could be walking on the beach on standing on the dock across jedi's and in and big lpwave to come out of just abou nowhere. seemed like it could sweep people off into dangerous cold waters. we have a rip currents that are quite possible also with this pattern. so today tomorrow, i think it's a good idea to maybe to stay away from the beach, but we are also experiencing interesting conditions in terms of the winds. not impressive now, but watch how these winds blosso

hi, stephanie. all right. president blakeman, do you have any any guidance for stephanie other than she wants to just explain the overview of the event? >> yeah. so sorry. i thought you were going to start there. so generally when people come here they just tell us a little bit about the event what you're planning on doing, what kind of music you're playing, maybe a little bit about the sound and where it's located and anything else that you think is important. >> absolutely. so we are doing a google pixel gemini integration in the space interior and exterior where consumers are invited to basically go through the space and integrate with the gemini itself throughout the space. the area in question is the backyard where we will have the basketball court set up. there will be a deejay music which is more ambient music throughout most of the activation time that does extend over the six hours that we that was mentioned. and then the biggest notable probably the loudest sound will be during the 9 p.m. to 10 p.m.

stephanie. well, what a great beginning to march and what a difference. february. and last week we had some record breaking temperatures, high temperatures even in the upper 70's to low 80's in some spots. we are not going see anything like that today or even for the rest of the workweek. because wet weather returns today. it's not going be a deluge. we do have some clouds moving in with have coastal clouds moving in with some fog forming. and when we have that clouds and fog, of course, overnight temperatures were not as cold, but we do keep things on the cool side as we try to warm up through all those clouds, current conditions, san francisco, 50 degrees, not much wind to speak of and temperatures across the entire bay area. now mainly in the 40's and 50's looking at 50 in oakland and also 44 in 46 degrees in santa rosa. so nice. start to the day. you'll see a lot of clouds at times and also the possibility of rain drops. another radars lighting up a little bit. here's futurecast showing us h

stephanie. >> all right. thanks, francis. worst flu season in 15 years. the trend we're seeing here in california as officials begin to look ahead to the next flu season. abc seven news at 9 a.m. is next. let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends... now smoking is down 60 percent. lung cancer 42 percent. a couple of our cities have already ended tobacco sales. a california without big tobacco isn't just possible, it's already happening. ♪ ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. now abc seven mornings live. >> not in a good

stephanie. >> all right. frances. thank you., speaking of, the countdown is on, and we are just hours away from hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, which will be right here on abc seven tonight. the stage is set. the glitz, the glamor, the grandiose of hollywood are all on full display as we await the final awards show of the season. but we know the road to gold begins with the red. the red carpet that is abc seven mornings anchor amanda delcastillo is in hollywood to set the scene. >> we are here. we are on the red carpet. this is where fashion and film collide. the show before the show, as people talk about, i'm going to give you the point of view of a celebrity on oscars sunday, starting with this step and repeat. the celebrities will walk in, take a few steps, turn and smile, get captured by a sea of reporters, a sea of photographers, everyone trying to get that best angle. come on, we'll continue. then talk about that tv magic. this is that hallway that, let's say, publicists, family members, anyone who doesn't want to b

. >> good morning, i'm stephanie sierra.t detention center. it's in response to ice considering converting the now closed fci women's dublin prison. the facility was closed last year for inmate safety reasons after years of reported abuse that included poor physical conditions like mold, asbestos and crumbling infrastructure. the rally calls for the site to remain permanently closed. all right, let's get you outside and check on the weather. good morning francis. >> good morning stephanie. it's great outside because of an approaching system, which you can see here with live doppler seven and a satellite radar image. temperatures right now, generally in the mid 40s to low 50. and then this afternoon the onshore breeze will clear some of those clouds. but it's going to be cooler generally in the 60s. and then the showers arrive tonight. >> stephanie francis, thank you. and thank you all for joining us. gma is next. ♪ my mind is like a record setup on auto-replay, replay, replay, replay, replay ♪ >> whit: welcome back to "gma"

let's check on conditions outside now with francis. >> hi, stephanie.rs around the bay area with live doppler seven satellite radar image. also, just a lot of cloud cover. winds have really picked up in san francisco. 32 mile per hour winds gusting up to 22mph in novato. temperatures in the 40s warming up to the mid 50s later. stephanie. >> all right, francis, thank you. and thank you all for joining us. gma is next. >> thoughts on best picture nora don't know her. the brutalist way too long a complete unknown. also unknown to me. dune part two i'm still here. i'm not nicole. boys don't know it. the substance. no conclave boring. amelia perez. it's a no wicked. no, no, it's the oscars hosted by me. >> conan o'brien. today on abc seven. >> the oscars hosted by me. >> conan o'brien. >> tonight live on abc. sponsored locally by sutter health. a whole team on your team >> after a car accident, be careful what you sign. be careful what you say. and beware of who you trust. insurance companies have been known to use tricks like tracking you down in your hospi

stephanie. all right frances. thank you. to sports.sco 40 niners have agreed to send standout wide receiver deebo samuel to the washington commanders in exchange for a fifth round pick. abc seven sports director larry beil has. >> a look in your morning sports. >> good morning everybody. with jimmy butler the warriors may be legit title contenders. without him they have to fight and scratch for every win. that was the case in philadelphia. butler out with back spasms. and man was he ever missed. so no jimmy butler and no joel embiid. he's out for the rest of the year for philly with a knee injury. they lost nine straight coming in. warriors got down early but they fight back. nice interior. passing up two to kevon looney. looney had ten points but the dubs got lit up by quentin grimes who was channeling his inner steph curry making shots all over the place. he was on fire. sixers came in, as i said, having lost nine in a row. so a shock to see them up by 12 at the half. moore grimes in the third quarter driving and scoring steve kerr s

stephanie. >> all right francis thank you.ng about warriors star steph curry after his incredible night putting up 56 points thursday night that topped his previous season high of 38. he never ceases to amaze. here's abc seven sports director larry beil. >> good morning everybody. at his jersey retirement ceremony, andre iguodala said it was really just the start of the steph curry celebration. and when you talk about number 30, there's always more to celebrate like 56 points in orlando on thursday night steph totally changed the game. hit the heave just before the half. this is on february 27th is the date steph went for 54 against the knicks in 2013. 46 on the same date in 2016 and 56 points last night on february 27th. curry, now with the most 50 point games after age 30 in history with nine funny moments as he tosses his jersey to his mom, sonja, who smells and goes, oh, that was the only downside of what was a truly spectacular performance. >> create a lot of memories. now for myself. i know for fans who've watched the wh

we get more from our friend, stephanie. >> reporter: it's the moment many have been waiting for. >> so cute. so cute. so, so cute. >> reporter: 3-week-old asian elephant met her adoring fans for the first time. >> we're here to see the baby elephants. >> i can't believe that, like, baby elephants can be, like, that small, but then grow to be, like, five times bigger. >> reporter: thousands of people made their way to the oregon zoo to get their first look at tula, born to mama rose on february 1st, including these third graders on a field trip. what do you think of the baby elephant? >> she's really cute. >> yeah. >> she really is really cute. >> like, tula tu is so small. i'm trying to get all the details to tell my mom. >> reporter: others took the chance to share the special moment with their own little ones. >> it's fun for us to come together since we're a mom and son and we get to see the little baby elephants and explain to him what they all mean. it's easier than with live stuffies. >> reporter: the elephant curator tells us tula is keeping mom on her toes. >> she's very active

stephanie if bennett is tracking that that story for us. hi, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, griff.erms, fighting shuled not resume while negotiations are underway for phase two two. of course, during the initial 6-week phase one hamas released 25 living hostages and returned the bodies of 8 others to israel in exchange for nearly 2,000 palestinian prisoners. thousands returned to northern gaza, aid increased and some israeli forces withdrew. now, phase two is supposed to create a more permanent end to the war, see all israeli troops withdrawn and the reare mains hostages returned. israel, egypt and the united states have been involved in those negotiations, israel proposed extending the first phase by 42 days to get more hostages back without withdrawing troops. but hamas sources have is accused israel of delaying the second phase. other challenges, of course, israel has said hamas cannot be involved in governing after the war while hamas has anticipated it could be willing the hand over power. israeli officials say they will do whatever it takes to free the hostages. >> if there w

>> david: all right, stephanie ramos. steph, thank you. >>> there's also major news involving the pope tonight. pope francis suffering a sudden worsening of his respiratory issues. doctors have now placed him on a breathing machine to help him. let's bring in terry moran. terry, the pope's condition now reported to be guarded. what do we know tonight? >> reporter: david, this is a setback for pope francis. the vatican telling us early this afternoon, the pope had a coughing fit, and during that fit, he vomited and inhaled some of it. all of that triggering that sudden worsening of his respiratory condition. so doctors quickly moved to clear his lungs of some of that material. and they put the pope on noninvasive mechanical ventilation. that's a mask on the face. the pope was not intubated. his doctors say francis responded well to that treatment and that he was alert and cooperative throughout. francis is breathing better now, but his doctors say that the next 24 to 48 hours will be crucial. the pope, we are told, remains

stephanie. the heavier showers have moved through the bay area, and they're heading south right now. you can see here with live doppler seven satellite radar image. we're already seeing some breaks also in the cloud cover. so some blue skies out there. but the breeze continues. in fa, winds are up to 27mph in san francisco, gusting to 24 miles in concord and also down towards half moon bay. and that is going to help usher in the cooler temperatures today. we're seeing some blue skies near coit tower right now in san francisco 50 degrees. oakland 52. also san jose, low 50s in redwood city. half moon bay, hayward 49 degrees. but then check out how different it is now in san jose, where we had some rain moving through earlier. so roads are still wet there. in santa rosa it's currently 50 and other locations are generally in the upper 40s to low 50s at this time. livermore cooler at 47 degrees. so here's a futurecast animation. we saw that rain and those showers moving towards the southeast by about

analysis are nbc news washington managing editor carol lee, telemundo news anchor julio vaqueiro, stephanieand republican strategist brendan buck. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from numbers news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. the stakes are incredibly high as president trump prepares to address a joint session of congress tuesday night. it comes as newspapers around the world are highlighting what appears to be a realignment of u.s. alliances and a stunning turn towards russia. on friday in a heated confrontation in the oval office, president trump and vice president vance berated president zelenskyy in an explosive and unprecedented televised showdown. u.s. officials say the path to a peace deal to end the war in ukraine is deeply uncertain and wholly dependent on the ukrainian leader's next steps. since the clash, trump administration officials have also discussed whether to pause u.s. military aid to ukraine according to two administration officials though it is unclear

yes, stephanie.will see some partly sunny conditions right during the middle of the day before some more rain comes into the forecast. right now we are seeing a few sprinkles, mainly off the coast. there could be a few light sprinkles around parts of the bay. and temperatures are near 50 degrees in san francisco 49 oakland, hayward, redwood city, half moon bay right at 50. san jose at 51. as we show you a live shot of those gray skies over sfo. you'll see more clouds over the bay bridge. and in the north bay we're seeing some cooler temperatures. santa rosa has some fog visibility down to about a mile. petaluma 46 degrees. also livermore and we're seeing more mid 40s in fairfield and in concord. so we have a storm coming in this evening. it's a level one on our storm impact scale. it's going to be light and it will continue through mainly tomorrow morning. we'll see showers and breezy conditions. the showers could be heavy at times, especially tomorrow morning. and that brings us a chance of thunders

stephanie. >> all right. francis. thank you. president zelenskyy is in london today following his meeting with president trump at the white house. the ukrainian president was in washington to sign an agreement that would give the u.s. access to the country's mineral resources. but that visit was cut short following a war of words with the president. abc news reporter perry russom has the latest. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in london ahead of a summit on sunday with european and nato leaders. the event, hosted by uk prime minister keir starmer following a contentious visit to the white house friday that was cut short after what was supposed to be a diplomatic meeting with president trump turned into a shouting match. >> we're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards right now you don't. you're playing cards. you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with. world war three. >> zelenskyy was at the white house to

even start tonight. >> good evening. >> once again i am stephanie ruhle. welcome to the nightcap. it is day four of the second. >> excuse me. >> day 40. >> of the second trump. >> administration and the. >> whole world. >> is watching. >> the white house. our allies. our enemies. americans just. >> befuddled with the extraordinary clash between president trump. >> vice president. vance and. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. >> they were expected to sign a minerals deal. and discuss ending. >> the war with. >> russia. >> but the meeting quickly. devolved into a shouting. >> match, with trump. >> and vance berating zelensky. i want. >> to share just. >> some of what we heard today. >> mr. president, mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come into the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the american media. right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. you should be thanking the president for trying to bring an end to this conflict. >> into ukraine, that you say what

and you're absolutely right, stephanie. governments do things for reasons that are not the same as why businesses do things. the reason why government does things is because mostly business doesn't want to do it, or can't do it in a way that provides the public with the equity or equitable treatment that it demands. one is. >> why drug companies don't do all the drug research because it just doesn't pay. >> it has to be a public good. okay, i believe the trump administration is having trouble understanding that concept of public good. delta can have a first class line. the dmv cannot. okay. you can, you can. >> a good way to put it. >> you can you can get the most money you can if you're delta you don't do that at the dmv. it's why the dmv, actually, it's a lot better now because you can get it online. but one of the i think the key points is if it if it can't really yield profit, it needs to be a public good government do that. and i think there are places where the government spends and they spend there because there's no

i'm stephanie rothman. >> east bay residents are pushing back tonight against a possible move to reopen the farmer women's prison in dublin as immigration detention center. this comes after bay area. congress members mark this on and so lofgren sent a letter to federal officials raising concerns about hazardous conditions and a history of inmate abuse at the facility. the prison closed in december and they say it's not equipped to handle immigration detainees, especially because it lacks the space for the legal services. they'll require. they also point to the tens of millions of dollars needed to make it safe again. kron four's lindsey ford has the latest. >> community members, immigration, activist and over 20 coalitions in support of immigration rights collected in dublin saturday afternoon. >> along with a small group of trump supporters. this all happening less than a mile away from the now closed fci, dublin, women's prison. many fear it could turn into ice detention center. >> drivers honking their horns in support of the polish meant of ice detention centers. i can't even imagin

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i'm stephanie rothman. >> east bay residents are pushing back tonight against a possible move to reopen the former woman's prison in dublin as an immigration detention center. this comes after bay area. congress members, marc gasol, and zoloft, grit and sent a letter to federal officials raising concerns about hazardous conditions and a history of inmate abuse at the facility. the prison closed back in december and they say it's not equipped to handle the immigration detainees, especially because it lacks the space for legal services. they also point to the tens of millions of dollars needed to make a safe again. kron four's lindsey ford has more details. >> community members, immigration activist and over 20 coalitions in support of immigration rights collected in dublin saturday afternoon, along with a small group of trump supporters. this all happening less than a mile away from the now closed fci, dublin, women's prison. many fear it could turn into ice detention center. drivers honking their horns in support of the polish meant of ice detention centers. i can't even imagine what it

stephanie bennet has more from london. stephanie. >> reporter: hey, jon, yeah.ations are underway for phase two. now, of course, during the initial six-week phase one hamas released 25 living hostages and returned the bodies of 8 others to israel in exchange for nearly 2,000 palestinian prisoners. thousands returned to northern gaza, aid increased and some israeli forces withdrew. phase two is supposed to create a more permanent if end to this war, see all israeli troops withdraw if see the remaining hostages returned. officials from israel, qatar, egypt and the u.s. have been involved in negotiations in cairo. us ceil -- israel proposed extending the ceasefire to get more hostages back without withdrawing troops, but hamas is accuse israel of delaying the second phase. other challenges, of course, israel has said hamas cannot be involved in govern,ing after the war while hamas if has indicated it could be willing to hand over power, israeli officials say they will do whatever it takes to free the hostages. >> if there will be no understanding and there will be

team coverage with stephanie bennet in the uk and lucas tomlinson in florida with the president and that's where we begin with lucas. >> good afternoon. after the noisy meeting unlike any caught on camera, trump director of national intelligence tulsi gabbard said sunday this is where the relationship stands with ukr ukraine. >> it's created a huge rift in the relationship, there's going to have to be a rebuilding of any kind of interest in good faith negotiations before president trump is going to be willing to reengage on this. >> many democrat senators say they regret supporting marco rubio to be trump secretary of state. >> it was a mistake. i think a lot of us thought marco rubio would stand up to donald trump on an issue like this. >> here's what mike wells said about what happened in the oval office friday. >> it wasn't clear to us that president zelenskyy was ready to negotiate in good faith toward this work. coming to the oval office with body language and shaking his head, the kind of arms crossed, we found it incredibly disrespectful. >> in addition to around at trump internatio

. >> i'm vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy. here are the latest headlines.irst phase of the fragile cease-fire deal between israel and hamas is set to expire tomorrow. an israeli delegation returned from cairo today. egyptian security sources are cited as saying that israel is pushing to extend the first phase of the deal. hamas said today it is ready to move on to the second stage which would entail negotiating a permanent end to the war. in the meantime in israel. mourners gathered at a stadium for the memorial ceremony of hostage -- whose remains were returned this week along with three others. and in gaza, palestinians prepared for the islamic holy month of ramadan even as their homes and communities lie in ruins. in this country, a jury in illinois found a 73-year-old landlord guilty of murder and hate crimes today for killing a palestinian-american boy and seriously injuring his mother. the mother testified that joseph czuba attacked her with a knife before stabbing her six-year-old son wadee alfayoumi to death in another room. he attacked them because

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