two on the exclusive abc seven news storm impact scale with scattered showers, downpours and thunderstorms. >> yeah, check out how quickly san francisco flooded. this is in the marina district at union and franklin streets. cars and even a muni bus on the 45 union stockton line made it through the intersection, but they had to go through what looked like a few inches of water after the flash flood warning has expired, it is no longer in effect. >> yeah, abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the storm for you and joins us with the very latest on this. sandra, that's right. >> and dan and anna, let's check out live doppler seven because you will notice that we are still tracking wet weather across the region. we're going to get you right into street level radar where it is raining at this hour across sea ranch old state highway, annapolis road in the north bay. so watch out. the roads are still slippery. heading towards the piedmont area. emeryville, berkeley. it's lighter rain into orinda across 24 now san francisco this afternoon got 8000/800 of an inch per hour

just in one hour. and with that much rain on top of saturated ground along with the fact that we have a lot of concrete and hills, well, the ground just couldn't take it. which is why we saw the flooding. you see that taking you back in time. showers right now from the santa cruz mountains, heading towards morgan hill and spotty and san jose offshore. we do have a batch of moisture. it is moving in the direction of point reyes at 6:45 p.m. watch out for downpours at 745 in santa rosa. so we're not through yet. there are a number of flood alerts across the bay area. we're going to start with that flood warning in sonoma county until 10 p.m. tonight. they've already seen flooding roadways, streams, creeks and that remains a threat. flood watch for the rest of the bay area. and then there's a flash flood watch south of us in the burn scar area until 10 a.m. tomorrow. so as we widen the picture, this area of low pressure is still drying up moisture. we're still seeing lightning strikes off the coast. and as we go, hour by hour, we'll still see some pockets of downpours. this evening. tomorrow morning we'll see those showers, those showers

will continue into the afternoon and even into the evening before this system moves on out. it is a level two thunder threat continues today. downpours at times and urban flooding. i'll be back with a full look at the timeline and when our next opportunity for drying out comes up. ama all right, we'll check back. >> thank you. sandhya, the north bay is seeing its share of flooding from these storms. a woman had to be rescued in forestville after getting stranded in a car. numerous other roads are underwater and people are being told they should be ready to evacuate because of the potential for more flooding. be prepared. >> we want to really preach resilience in our communities. have a go bag. have a plan. check on your neighbors, your elderly neighbors. >> a tree came down in sebastopol, forcing the closure of two high school campuses. county officials haven't announced whether schools will reopen tomorrow. >> did you hear that? that rumble. wow, that was a thunderstorm. thatrillionolled

right over the abc seven studios in san francisco this afternoon. we don't get that very often. check out the rain and gusty winds that came with it they were running through the rain in san jose when this downpour hit downtown. drivers had their windshield wipers running on high as well >> this is the view drivers had on highway 24 today, headed toward the caldecott tunnel from oakland. caltrans just announced that highway 84, also known as niles canyon road, will remain closed until at least friday. what's called a slip out resulted in the damage that you see here, and prompted caltrans to close the road about 24 hours ago between old canyon road and main street in sunol. on friday, caltrans will reassess the damage and see if it's safe to reopen one lane. you can get the latest forecast and track all this rain anytime with our live doppler seven radar. just search abc seven bay area in your

device's app store to download it now. new developments in the battle over that ca martial center bike lane. ttrillionuns nearly a mile along san fraisco valencia street, a group of business owners has filed claims against the city. they say the presence of the bike lane violates their rights and hurts the economic vitality of the area. abc seven news reporter luz pena has covered this story since last year. she's here with the very latest on this lose. >> that's right, the center bike lane was finalized six months ago, but the actual construction began in april. so for over ten months, many business owners say they've been struggling today, three business owners filed complaints against san francisco and the group said at least 20 other business owners are set to file in the coming days and weeks. stand behind their attorney. a group of valencia street business owners said they reached their breaking point today. they filed multiple claims against the city of san francisco over the controversial valencia street center bike lane. >> violates not only our clients civil rights, but also the

city's charter, which mandates that the city protect the economic welfare of its businesses. the center bike lane has been a catastrophic failure to the businesses on valencia street. >> the claim seeks immediate removal of the bike lane and compensation for financial losses caused by the bike lane. one of those business owners said the bike lane contributed to the closure of his music venue in november. >> we are declaring here today that we are incredibly inspired and motivated by how many citizens are rising up, speaking out and filing claims against the city right along with us. >> kevin ortiz represents multiple businesses on valencia. he said today's claims are the first of a wave of many others. >> this is one of the few times that, you know, community and businesses are fighting back. we've had multiple businesses closed down as a result of the bike lane. right. and so, you know, you know, folks feel like this is their last, like option. >> and for the first time, the valencia merchants association,

which represents 200 businesses here and has been meeting with sfmta behind closed doors, it's also making their stance against the bike lane public with this letter, but we want it gone immediately. >> the timing is really important. we want we kind of want people to pay attention to what's going on here and treat this as the emergency that it is. we have lost a lot of merchants and we're continuing to lose merchants. >> reporter it comes ahead of the latest sfmta board of directors meeting after feedback and some say pressure from many in this community, the agency is now considering to change the bike lane design into a side running bikeway. regarding the mid valencia pilot project, but some cyclists don't want sfmta to change the center bike lane at all. >> i feel safer after i ride with my one year old. i feel i bike, i can see what's happening because i'm not worried about getting doored or run over. >> sustainable transport.

advocate luke bornheimer says started the better valencia campaign about a year ago, before the center bike lane was approved. he says many cyclists here are against it. i'm really happy to see mta uh- coming forward with two designs for curbside protected bike lanes and really talking about changing the center bikeway to a curbside protected bike lane design. now, the biggest setback, according to business owners, was the removal of 70 parking spots, turning them into loading zones to build the bike lane. sfmta has made changes around the bike lane, including bringing back 58 parking spaces in the evenings. but business owners say that's not enough. as to the claims filed today, the city has 45 days to investigate and decide if the claims are denied. business owners have six months to file a lawsuit. luz pena, abc seven news lucy thank you. >> president biden touched down at lax just a few hours ago for a two day california visit, which includes stops in the bay area. president biden will participate in two campaign receptions today and tomorrow in southern california. the president will fly to the bay area tomorrow for two more fundraising events, one in san francisco wednesday and another

in los altos hills on thursday before returning to the white house for the march 5th. primary is just two weeks away, and that means midnight is the deadline to register to vote. but if you miss it, there are still options. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes explains there's just 15 days before the march 5th primary. >> some people might think a primary election is not as important as a general election, but every election is important. >> it's a message officials like santa clara county registrar shannon boucher are working hard to share, even in general elections. the statewide turnout leaves much to be desired. in 2022, only 51.5% of eligible californians voted in the november election. boucher says the primaries have even more room for improvement. >> look at four years ago, in our last presidential primary election, where only 52% of our registered voters turned out and cast their ballot. so those 52% of people made the decision for 100% of the voters. so it's

important to get out. there are local races, there are state races, and federal races. >> that's why she says getting eligible voters registered is a priority. ahead of march 5th. the deadline is tuesday at midnight, but in california, there are still options. if you miss it, we can do what they call conditional voter registration starting tomorrow. >> so through election day, where any voter can come down to any of our 100 plus vote centers , or they can come down to our office and they fill out a conditional voter registration. >> from there, people are given a ballot and can return it with a conditional voter registration envelope, and we will take it back to our office, enter their information, and then be able to count their ballot so it's not too late. >> if they don't get registered by today. >> heading to register to vote ca.gov can not only let you register to vote, it's also where you can check your registration status, confirm your address and other details to help make sure those who can are able to vote. >> you need to get out and cast the vote to have your voice heard. you're only getting one

vote and that's how you make your voice heard in santa clara county. >> zach fuentes abc seven news coming up next. >> literally building a better bay area. the new plans for an old shopping mall in cupertino, plus. >> and i thought i just have not reached my potential as yet. >> he is the oldest student ever at cal's executive mba program. he's learning a lot, and he's teaching the younger students a few things as well

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closed the library on saturday, a move they say was due to car break ins, drug use, harassment of staff and other illegal activity. the library now has a patrol vehicle and an extra armed security guard. in addition to the guard already inside. during library operating hours. plans for the largest housing project ever in cupertino have been approved. we're talking about the former site of the vallco shopping mall as abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains,

city leaders believe this will help build a better bay area. >> this is all that remains of vallco town center after the mall officially closed nearly a decade ago, the mall acted as a community center where people could gather and meet. and now, newly approved plans by the city aims to bring back that sense of community. >> it has housing uh- it has retail, it has office space and, um, you know, i think it will it will be a hub for our civic and social activities. and in a few years when all this comes to pass, soon, this empty lot along stevens creek boulevard and wolf road will transform into the rise. >> it's the largest housing project in cupertino's history. nearly 2700 units, including 50% affordable housing. there will be plenty of retail and office space as well, but mayor sheila mohan says the emphasis is on giving people a place to live. >> it recognizes that uh- times have changed. the city has

changed and it attempts to accommodate the changing needs of our city residents. >> we spoke with say it's about time that the land was developed. after sitting empty for so long. but not everyone is on board. >> it's important that we do something, but i think apartment complexes is they have already so many. i would probably do more like an indoor or like an outdoor space, like a park kind of thing. then apartment complexes. >> the reality is, cupertino actually needs more housing. mayor mohan says this brings the city closer to meeting housing requirements handed down by the state. >> we have to come up with 4588 units in this housing element cycle. uh, this modified location, uh, plans for about 2700. so that's a big chunk. it's more than 50. >> mayor mohan hopes construction can start as soon as possible, so the community can benefit from all that. the rise will offer cupertino. >> probably one of the most

exciting things to happen in our city in a while in cupertino. >> dustin dorsey, abc seven news an update to a story we first told you about friday on abc seven news plans to put a sober living facility in the heart of san francisco's chinatown are being scrapped. >> it would have gone at the north beach hotel on kearny. there was considerable pushback from the neighborhood and the city heard the concerns. the mayor's office in a statement said the support wasn't there for the facility, so it will look for an alternate location. >> all right. really came down for a while. today. a number of parts of the bay area, you saw the flooding that we showed you in san francisco and other spots. >> it seems like maybe it's calming down a bit. sandhya yeah, it will tomorrow evening. >> uh- ama and dan. let's take a look at live doppler seven right now and we'll talk about where we are seeing some wet weather at this hour. light to moderate showers moving across bolinas highway one, stinson beach. obviously it is still raining on top of saturated ground, so i wouldn't let your guards down in the east bay even though it's lightrillionain uh- oakland, piedmont, emeryville. street

level radar into kensington. still seeing some spotty showers. also from san jose. alum rock park, moore avenue into the santa cruz area, boulder creek, swanton, you are seeing some of that wet weather widening the picture here. there is more moisture off the coast. it is moving towards inverness. 718 it will be in san rafael at 748. so watch out for some heavy rain. it will be brief, but it's still there and the wider perspective showing you that atmospheric river just has been slamming southern california. they've had over 70 mile an hour wind gusts, some rain as well. we have had our share of thunderstorms here across the state, not just here in the bay area, but across the central valley. that area of low pressure just off the coast, drying up that moisture. you got the heating from the sun and we had the downpours. san francisco at one point this afternoon, 8000/800 of an inch in just one hour. san francisco picking up an inch and a third so far in the last 24 hours, just over an inch in santa rosa, half an inch

in oakland and less in livermore and san jose. half moon bay, 60/900 of an inch. i want to step aside, show you some live views. still some slippery roadways from our golden gate bridge camera. zephyr cove looks quiet, but there is some snow showers in a pretty view from santa cruz. watch out on the roadways looking at emeryville cameras. still some pockets of low visibility and rain. 40s and 50s on your temperatures. here's a look at the headlines tonight. showers. thunder chance remains in the forecast tomorrow. scattered showers. you'll even see some sun and a few clouds going through. and then thursday and friday it will be dry with a mix of sun and clouds. level two for tonight. moderate strength storm. isolated thunder. chance remains. downpours at times and the urban flooding threat remains not just the roadways, but those smaller streams and creeks. 7:00 tonight you're still looking at those showers. this continues even into the latter part of the evening. we get a little bit of a lull and then here comes some more wet weather. 8 a.m. in the north bay, 11 a.m. it's confined to the north bay, and then all of a sudden you start to see some of

the showers appearing in other parts of the bay area for the afternoon. going into the evening hours before this system winds down additional rainfall. we're looking at anywhere from a few hundredths of an inch to about a quarter of an inch, but keep in mind, if you get caught under a thunderstorm, some could see up to a half an inch of rain in the mountains. that warning has been dropped. it's a winter weather advisory until 10 a.m. tomorrow for to six inches of snow, up to ten inches for the peaks, with those gusty winds, it may be difficult to get up there and there may be delays, so keep that in mind. i would carry the chains if i were you. if you're going up 30s and 40s tomorrow morning, have those umbrellas handy. tomorrow afternoon. we'll keep those scattered showers in the mix. you'll need the shades as well. 50s and 60s on the accuweather 70 forecast here is your accuweather seven day scattered showers. i should say 50s and 60s for your temperatures. level one tomorrow, thursday, friday, saturday for the chinese new year parade. all good to go. it's going to be just a mix of sun and clouds and then sunday and monday is when we have our

next opportunity for a weak light level one system to come in, bringing us some more rain. nothing like what we have experienced in the last couple of days, so it'll be a nice politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up.

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helping the homeless, it is impossible to address all their medical needs. >> there are more than 7000 homeless people in the city at last count. >> but there is one clinic and doctors who are doing what they can to keep this crisis from turning into a catastrophe can their work help us build a better bay area? >> abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez followed a small team of doctors working in the so-called trenches. they really are the trenches. she's here with the story. remarkable what you saw. >> i don't know how they do it, really. i mean, their work is amazing. truly. so, you know, we know that taking care of themselves, their health is not always a priority for many living on our streets or in shelters. now, there are so many other distractions and concerns they are dealing with. so we're going to show you some of the people who care that the unhoused stay somewhat healthy and alive when it comes to medically treating the unhoused. the unconventional has now become habitual. all are okay

>> okay. >> every friday, a small medical team from the san francisco health department comes to treat patients in this isolated bayview encampment. what do you see out here? we tend to see things that we see in the clinic , but they're often more severe because they've been, like unattended to for longer. >> people with more severe mental illness, more severe addiction and substance use disorders. >> and the reason you come out here, what is that? instead of them going to the clinic, there are lots of people who can't manage being inside, even for small amounts of time, who their mental illness is so intense that they're too paranoid to come in. >> they're too weak or too ill to come in. this is a patient i've known for a long time. we're drawing some blood and talking about some medications. we restarted. >> doctor catherine taylor treats anyone willing to be cared for. it takes trust.

>> how many days do you think in a week have you taken it? this type of homeless health care is an effective way to keep them from ending up in the emergency room after her weekly checkup, juliana amos spoke to us about being unhoused for the past five years. >> i assume that you don't interact with many people. what does it mean to you for doctors to come to you? >> um, it means a lot because i don't like going on the busses. the long bus ride, you know, down there. and sometimes i forget to come in. so it's good that they come out here. >> if they didn't exist, what would happen to you? >> uh? if i was dead. >> despite her circumstances, we couldn't help but notice how the american flag is the first thing you come across as we like our freedom. >> my hair, you know. so so we know what's going on out there. we don't want to be stuck in sros where everybody's doing their drugs and dying. those

unhoused or living in sros are closer to the downtown area and have access to a network of outreach teams. >> we staff between 8 and 9 vans a day, so 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. >> last year, in 2023, we responded to just over 11,000 calls. >> here's the outcome of their interactions with those struggling on the streets. 25% are taken to the hospital. another 25 are transported to a clinic or shelter, and the remaining 50% either don't meet the criteria for a psychiatric hold or they decline their services. when you reach out to somebody, is it frustrating when you know that person needs so much help and intervention, but they don't want it? >> yes, of course you know, but that's the that's the, the thing that we do the best is building that trust building that report and just being consistently able and showing up because someone showed up is why joseph peterson

is alive today. >> all that did was kept drinking and using drugs. >> so therefore, after many years of doing that, my legs started having problems, complications with my legs. so they had to amputate my feet. >> what made you decide i've had enough? >> because he kept checking on me and he was coming up there to check on me to see how i'm doing. and that helped me a lot. i said, somebody really care about me. >> you know, today peterson has permanent housing and helps out at the maria x martinez health resource center, a clinic dealing specific with the unhoused population in this building opened a little over a year ago. >> we're finding is really working for people. >> the clinic is strategically located in the south of market area and sees between 60 and 70 patients a day. >> they can come in to see the dentist and then find out, oh, you have a psychiatrist here. and they can see the psychiatrist the same day, all in one. >> they also offer addiction treatment. why do you continue to volunteer here?

>> because they took the time out to help me, and i don't mind helping them back. so the city's health department runs 14 primary care clinics. >> any homeless person can go to one of them, but really, that's the only one that helps them get stable and get under other care under one single roof. and it's really amazing the work they do. it's unbelievable. but the need is so huge. >> yeah, but it's so great for you to show everyone what's really happening. >> yeah. behind. yeah. behind the scenes. correct. >> thank you liane. >> thank you. well dragons might fly, but these dragons will float in san francisco's chinese new year parade tonight. >> a sneak peek at the preparations for this weekend's big celebration. stay with us. >> and celebrate community, black history, and culture this weekend with abc seven. you can join me as well as julian glover and zach fuentes as we bring you the black joy parade, streaming live from oakland on sunday at 1230. watch or wherever you stream abc seven news. and for details, go to abc seven news.com. slash black joy parade

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chinese new year parade. it is the year of the dragon. more than a million spectators are expected to attend. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan gives you a closer look at the floats and festivities planned. reporter. with and their paintbrush, crews are hard at work transforming these floats into majestic landscapes with mythical creatures for the year of the dragon. >> the disco dragon i had a team of five people for three weeks, hand gluing every one of these mirrors onto this hand-carved dragon.

>> expect floats, elaborate costume, and festive firecrackers. san francisco's chinatown will hold its beloved chinese new year parade this saturday. it starts second in market and ends at kearny and columbia. big names and familiar faces will be a part of the parade. who are you? awkwafina, the rapper and actress will be the grand marshal. >> we're very excited about that . she really bring a lot of attention to new eyeballs, to our parade. >> former mayor willie brown will be the honorary marshal to usher in the year of the dragon. >> the dragon is the most powerful sign in the chinese 12 year zodiac. it is its strength, and it's successful. it's powerful and it's very wise for chinatown, this is a moment to shine. >> the dragon brings in the power, wealth, prosperity that this city needs. and we're hoping that the parade can really be another catalyst for getting the city back to where it needs to be this year. >> expect bigger crowds and an

even more spectacular parade. >> look for the grand finale fireworks show at union square. >> also, look for the new and improved attraction this is a brand new dragon that's being unveiled at this year's chinese new year parade. it's 288ft long, and it features a lot more detail and color. >> so we add the color green to our dragon to symbolize new growth, new beginning. many hope the new lunar new year will breathe new life into chinatown and bring good luck for businesses and visitors alike. >> we want everyone to come out, enjoy themselves, but obviously open up your wallets to support our merchants in san francisco. >> suzanne phan abc seven news. >> the chinese new year parade is on saturday, runs from 5 to 8 p.m. parade starts at second and market bleacher seating is sold out. the parade will not be canceled if it rains as well. >> how much more rain is headed our way? sandhya has her updated seven day forecast for you next. the abc seven storm impact scale

. >> it's going to be a two moderate storm from 1 to 5. >> light to severe. know exactly how every storm will impact you. wet and windy once again. be prepared with the abc seven storm impact scale from abc

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my age, but you did to the year old neurologist is in the class of 2024. >> poise to be the oldest ever graduate at the storied uc berkeley school of business. executive mba program. why not just retire? yeah, that that's a good question. >> i asked that myself all the time. i closed down my clinical practice in january of 2022, and reluctantly and within a month i got so bored and i thought, i just have not reached my potential goal as yet. so doctor fung, on the board of the l camino health district and the leader of the hospital's stroke program, decided at the age of 76, an mba might help him reach his next goal to run for a seat on the santa clara county board

of supervisors. >> so he started classes two years ago. i was blown away there were so many things i did not know. >> leslie and i say after over a couple of weeks of failed tests, i say, i'm going to learn all that. his class mates were all in their 30s, and his biggest shortcoming was his lack of technical skills, as they're all the age of my children is kind of a little bit awkward. there is an app called excel and the young people are not. are all very good at it. and and i, i had never used it. >> so his fellow students helped him navigate these are people that are great, intelligent. >> and when they're partying, they can be wild. so so i'm sorry i join them. >> his professors gave him

credit for his tenacity and grit . >> that's true for someone who's 20. it's true for someone who's 40. it's certainly true for someone who's in their 70s. he was an active participant in class and doesn't look like he's in his mid 70s. >> so doctor fung bops around the cal campus, telling everyone to keep learning in every decade of life. >> nowadays, of course, we'll be talking about artificial intelligence. so there's more to learn and i'm going to be a student for all for ever here at the uc berkeley haas school of business. >> i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> wow, that's a life being well lived. >> absolutely. >> what a great every day gets up learning something new. good for him. >> all right, let's more learn more about the weather. yeah. meteorologist andy patel is back. >> sandy. yeah. and dan and omar, i want to show you just a gorgeous view of what winter should look like. this is from zephyr cove. snow is really piling up right now. they do have chain controls on 88 and four. we are tracking rain as we

look at live doppler seven. i'm going to get you into street level radar. some moderate rain falling right now in the north bay around marin county. you will notice highway one out towards bolinas, stinson beach, pockets of some downpours and looking at the south bay from campbell to willow glen, saratoga. highway nine. watch out as it may be a little bit difficult to get around and from san francisco going towards san leandro. danville, some lighter rain falling. right now. that batch of moisture off the coast moving towards point reyes at 718, it will be in sebastopol at 8058 22 into santa rosa. so timing this out for you. more showers tonight. 10:00 you will notice some light to moderate rain falling. there will be some brief downpours tomorrow morning. scattered showers will drop it down to a level one for tomorrow. so it's going to be a weaker version of the current storm. for now though, it's a two isolated thunder chance downpours at times and urban flooding 50s and 60s. tomorrow keep that umbrella handy as we do have showers coming in. and if you're looking ahead to the weekend, a cut off low moving towards southern california

brings us a chance of showers. sunday day. and then again into monday. now there's a possibility that this storm remains well off the coast before it moves into southern california. we may not get much, but for now, it's a one for tomorrow. and then a short break. it's going to be dry through saturday for the chinese new year parade, lunar new year parade, and sunday we're looking at a level one into monday. the black joy parade. on sunday, there could be some wet weather, but fingers crossed we may get lucky and you may be okay. >> yeah. >> sounds good. >> all right. thanks, andy. >> all right. some big honors tonight. >> yeah. big. yeah. this is always, you know, a nice honor for the bay area sports hall of fame. five new members, the architect of the giants, three world titles gets the call from the hall. so does the man known as mr. sha. we'll reveal the five names next in sports

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is that we have that are, you know, right alongside us in this journey. i think it's extremely possible to accomplish both. um, you know, we just have to, you know, protect the identity of who we are. um, as best we can. and i think we're we're moving in that right direction. >> as steph mentioned, klay thompson seems to have adjusted to his new role. he's coming off the bench now. had 35 points off the bench against utah. draymond green caught up with three time sixth man of the year award winner jamal crawford, who revealed that he actually reached out to klay about coming

off the bench. >> and everybody's like trying to bury klay. i'm like dawg, you still averaging 17 points. it's crazy. i said the fight is with himself because he's been so legendary for so long right with him i tell him to embrace it. it can give him a whole nother wind. that's why i told him in the message, like, bro, have fun. yeah. at the end of the day, i'm here to tell you on the other side of it now it don't last forever. you don't want to look back with regrets. mhm >> all about mindset right. the handshake line in sports is a tradition used to instill sportsmanship. this is not that. players from texas a and m commonwealth and incarnate word. last night they dispensed with a handshakes preferring haymakers instead. after the game. this was a brawl. i mean usually basketball fights are like pillow fights, but this thing went on and on and on before the order was eventually restored at reds camp spring training, hunter green struck out elie de la cruz, but not before de la cruz fouled off a couple of

pitches. one of them broke the back window of green's car. uh. there's a close up, green said. you're paying for it. to which de la cruz replied, you make more than me and he's right. $53 million compared to de la cruz, who's on his rookie deal, makes less than a million. abc seven sports sponsored by your northern california honda dealers. it's very similar to when dan and i go out and i'm like, i don't have no, this is on you. you got to pay for that. like i forgot my wallet. >> my wallet. larry has those alligator arms. you know, can't quite get to his pocket and get get there and get that check. that's not true, larry. all right. >> tonight on abc seven at eight. it's will trent, followed at nine by the rookie. they are new episodes. and at ten, the season premiere of the good doctor. then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. all right, that's it for this edition of abc seven news. thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandyha patel, the very generous. >> we appreciate your time. have

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from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is... please welcome today's semifinalists-- a customer success specialist originally from huntington, indiana... a surgical resident originally from somers, new york... and an artist from roanoke, virginia... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings.

[cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome to the last of our semifinal games in this "jeopardy!" champions wildcard. so far, season 39 champs mira hayward and deb bilodeau have secured spots in the finals. and over the next half hour, we'll find out if it will be kat, alex, or jesse who will be ining them. good luck. let's take a look at the categories you three will be facing in the jeopardy! round. we have... ...up first. then... uh-oh. i have to ask... followed by... and some... kat, where do you wanna start? 13 colonies for $800, please. alex. what are north and south carolina? - correct. - 13 colonies, $600. - alex. - what is baltimore? or maryland.