out on bail. and back to school. students return three weeks after the deadly shooting

a short time ago the man accused of killing an unarmed teen in florida was released from jail. george zimmerman walked out of seminole county jail tonight. he was released on $150,000 bail. >> zimmerman is facing second-degree murder charges in the shooting death of unarmed teenager trayvon martin. during friday's bond hearing a judge said he could leave the state for his own safety, but laid down several conditions including being monitored by police. >> and back in the bay area, students are returning to class tomorrow. it has been three weeks since seven people were shot to death at a small christian college in oakland. lilian kim is live where they are preparing for a very

sensitive day. lilian? >> reporter: the president was here this afternoon. he didn't want to go on camera, but off camera the decision to reopen the school was rooted in its christian values. that the school must overcome. it it has been nearly three weeks since they were shot and killed. the people who have no affiliation with the school continue to stop by. this couple from san francisco was in the area and came to pay their respects. >> i just made it through the area, and when i first heard the story, it just touched our heart. the fact that these people were here, and trying to get a degree. >> classes will resume on monday and most of the 150 students plan to return. the bullet holes have been filled and nearly every door has been replaced. nursing students will be spared from returning to the scene of a shooting and those classes will be returned to fremont. the suspected it gunman was a former nursing student and most of the shooting victims

were in the nursing program. abc7 spoke to her. they are still recovering from a gunshot wound near her hell bow, but she has every intention of going to class on monday. she told us over the phone, we have to move on with our lives. we will always remember the ones who are part of our class and will graduate and pass the state exam just for them. these women from oakland were happy to here that classes are starting up again. they also were in the area and came by to see this side of the shooting for themselves. >> the school can't stay closed. they have students who want to finish whatever they started. it can't stay closed. >> there was one classroom where most of the students died. we are told that will remain unused indefinitely. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. and the school has set up a memorial fund for the victims and their families. we have a link on our site. go to abc7news.com under see

it on tv. we will have full coverage on the school's reopening tomorrow on abc7 news. it was land used for agricultural research, but it is now slated for development. uc berkeley owns the land located in albany, but tonight it is home to occupiers. thomas roman is live with why the occupiers are camping out. >> uc police gave the occupiers until 10:00 to clear off the land, but they are still here. the group is calling themselves occupy the farm. and they timed this action to coincide with today being earth day. 5* couple of dozen occupiers are m cay ped out on the land -- are camped out on the land. they want to keep priss teen and agricultural while uc berkeley plans to develop the property. they came with shovels and picks and a roto tiller. they are called occupy the farm. they broke is down to a 10-acre plot of land in albany

near the border. about 100 occupiers immediately started tilling the soil and planting seeds. the land was used as an agricultural research project, but now the uc plants developed a property. this group of occupiers made of students, residents and activists want the area transformed to an urban farm and used for hands on education. the group claims to have planted some 15,000 seedlings to begin the transformation. neither have returned calls regarding what they plan to do about these occupiers. now back here live, so far we haven't been able to talk to the occupiers. it is private property, and none have come out to tell us what their plans are. we do know they planned to stay overnight. how far in the future they plan on staying is sill stile a mystery to us -- is still a mystery to us. abc7 news. >> thank you, thomas. one person is in the hospital after being burned when a fire raced through an

apartment in campbell. it broke out around 11 ooflt 40 this morning in a -- 11:40 this morning in a four plex. firefighters suspect a pot of grease sparked the fire. the flames spread from the ground floor to the attic. >> the common attic and a lot of a uh tbres sigh fire fighting went on. you can seat number two unit was the only one lost. >> they got some help from the san jose fire department. the red cross is assisting several people who were displaced by that fire. the sheriff will face a commission who will look at how to proceed with the case. the commission will then submit a recommendation to the board of supervisors who will take a vote on whether to remove him from office. he will be charged on unofficial charges.

>> former presidential candidate john edwards goes on trial tomorrow for a high profile scandal to derail the personal and political life. he is accused of using illegal campaign funds to cover an affair. bob woodruff has more. >> how are you feeling? >> the case is sure to be one of the most scandalous political trials in years. on the witness list, the candidate's mistress, rielle hunter, the mother of edwards' four-year-old daughter. and also set to testify kate edwards. kate has been standing by her father since he was arrested last june. >> how do you feel today? >> prosecutors say the case is simple of the edwards is so determined to hide his relationship with hunter -- >> the story is false. it is untrue and ridiculous. >> and so intent on keeping his campaign going, even after hunter got pregnant he solicited hundreds of

thousands of dollars in illegal campaign cash to cover up the affair. it is a high stakes prill trial that could -- criminal trial that could send edwards to prison for 30 years. edwards' lawyers called the case crazy and radical. the payments were gifts that had nothing to do with the election. >> i didn't violate campaign laws and i never for a second believed i was violating the campaign laws. >> edwards never touched the money, his lawyers say, and he will argue that he was trying to hide from his wife and not the voters. the key witness once so loyal he publicly claimed to be the father of hunter's child. young says edwards was in on the plan every step of the way. >> he knew about the money. he knew about the methodology and the sources. >> they say young has a vendetta against his former boss and he can prove young siphoned thousands of dollars and spent it on himself. >> they are going after his credibility to why he is

saying this, why he is doing this and how effective the defense is in cross-examination of andrew young could make or break this case. >> abc's bob woodruff reporting. edwards' defense attorney claims most of the money in question came from a 101-year-old heiress from virginia. the woman offered the under the table cash to edwards to cover his personal expenses of the. a new report says the media picked mitt romney as the presidential nominee long before voters did. the report is from the research center analyzing tone and content between january and mid-april. the report concluded that the media conceded to romney after he won the michigan primary. that was in late february. president obama will crunch the nomination on tuesday when five states vote. president obama had no opposition in a race very few people even knew was happening. arizona police say they found something suspicious while searching for a missing

six-year-old girl. she has been missing since early saturday morning in tucson. her parents last saw her late friday night in her bedroom where isabel's window was found open. >> you don't think anything like that would actually happen like that to you. all of a sudden you wake up and you are in that scenario. you are angry and upset and frustrated and confused. >> police would only say they found, quote, suspicious circumstances around a possible entry point of the house which could refer to the screen on the bedroom window. coming up, a big boom rattles northern california. the space debris that caused a big scare. >> and the impact on commuters and what it means for a nearby neighborhood. >> and the secret service scandal heats up. tonight, what we now know about the woman who pulled the agents out of columbia. >> and a light bulb that costs $50. it is on sale right now, but is it worth it? >> and good evening. i'm in for leigh glaser.

a lot of cloud cover moving in from the coast and over the bay area. we will see fog and drizzle and rain this week. i will have all of the details with your accu-w

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a loud noise and bright light in the sky is from a meteor smash nooght sierra. people reported a sonic boom that rattled windows across several counties. the boom came from debris cloud left by the comet thatcher during the annual fly by. >> my dogs even jumped. they were looking around like, what the heck was that? >> twos a bright green -- it was a bright green flash with a tale on it.

it was metallic and reflective like. it shot across the sky. >> the meteor shower is at its peak tonight and tomorrow and most visible in the northern hemisphere. the full weekend closure and demolition of doyle drive is underway. it will demolish part of the road and while the closure will affect thousands of comawters, some residents who live near the construction will have to loaf their homes until the demolition is over. thomas roman has their story. >> i think it is going to be loud and a lot of dust. definitely not something we want to be living by. >> they have been deemed seismically unsafe since the loma prieta earthquake and will be closed from 8:00 p.m. on friday the 27th until 5:00 a.m. sunday morning. he is taking his two daughters and wife out of town. he is not alone. the small group of homes is next to doyle drive. most of the residents are leaving. she needs to leave because of

her fore-year-old son's -- four-year-old son's newly diagnosed asthma. >> we want to make sure he is safe and his health is not jeopardized. it is not so much about the noise, but it is the chemicals that could be really dangerous. >> no one has told them about what might beacon tanked in the dust when the -- be contained in the dust when the highway comes down. >> they -- molly graham a liaison between the presidio and construction contractors says all safety measures have been taken. they had to be because of the workers who are going to be in close proximity to the dust and deem -- demolition. they placed them around the presidio. and there are these seismographs that measured the unsafe vibrations from the construction. when the new presidio park was raised, this is what it will look like. in the meantime, a lot of traffic is being diverted in the presidio.

he also worries about safety. >> i do. i have two young kids and it is a concern. >> abc7 news. next week the right hand northbound lanes will be closed so crews can remove the sidewalk. the work is in preparation for next weekend's full closure of doyle drive. gite federal government is investigating 5,000 school buss that could have mechanical defects. the probe focuses on 2008 models built by international ce brands. there have been at least three reports of buses stalling because of a problem with the fuel injection system. the stalls have not caused accidents or injuries and it is cooperating with investigators. a snowstorm is on its way to the east coast tonight, and areas where it was 82 degrees last night from florida to maine heavy rain forced people to dig out their rain gear they stashed away weeks ago. several states are under a flood watch while others could

get a foot of snow. >> the leaves are going to act as sort of collectors. they will make the branches heavy. >> it could leave to the things like the pre halloween storm. they say the storm will be around awhile. francis is in for leigh glaser. we are seeing a quick change in the weather. >> our big story is the temperature drop. we dropped as much as 20 degrees. and we will drop some more tomorrow. i want to take you out and show you a live shot. looking toward the bay bridge, cloudy skies that moved in from the coast. the temperatures are coming down, but not as quickly. because of the cloud cover we are not cooling down so much. it is 53 in san francisco and 58 livermore. compared to this time yesterday, we still saw some 70s during the 11:00 hour. we are 16 degrees cooler, but notice half moon bay, we are 4

dries warmer. it has definitely changed around here in the bay area. we have patchy fog moving in and drizzle along the coast. it is going to be cloudy tomorrow and cooler for everybody except for right along the coast where we dropped today in terms of temperatures. and then rain midweek. here is the satellite imagery, and it is going to move south and increase the on shore flow and with that marine layer moving in and the winds pushing the clouds and fog in, we are going to see cooler temperatures and more fog as well in the morning. here is a look at the forecast model which is even some possible drizzle along the coast and parts of the north bay. a lot of cloud cover for the morning commute. and then the clouds stay with us off and on tuesday into wednesday. that's when we see the rain develop wednesday afternoon to wednesday night and through thursday that's the latest forecast for the timing of the storm. and we will keep you posted on that.

we will get a better handle on it as we get closer to wednesday. overnight lows for tonight in the 50s. with the exception of santa rosa at 49. look for the fog to push well inland and into antioch at 56 and look for 55 in san jose. tomorrow afternoon will be much more comfortable and the interior valleys getting up to the low 70s. so we saw 90s on saturday today we got into the 80sand tomorrow we will be in the low 70s. san francisco is up to 64. your high in san jose is sift. 70. there is a very, very slight chance of a light shower on monday and tuesday. but we will have to deal with the fog and drizzle during the morning hours. and then for tomorrow partly cloudy conditions in the monterey bay with the low 70s through morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. 66 in santa cruz. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. we have a lot of things in play. monday and tuesday, fog and

drizzle will be the big factors with the temperatures coming down tomorrow. and then they dip down a little bit on thursday. you notice rain expected tomorrow afternoon and evening. all day through thursday. it should taper off thursday night into friday morning. by next weekend it will be dry and back to normal and warmer and more like average numbers as well. >> spring showers. >> thank you, francis. >> rick quan is in. one of our bay area baseball teams couldn't play. >> they had their game rained out. still baseball to talk about. the a's salvage the final game of their series with cleavland. and meta world peace i l@

range was the winner as the giants and mets had their game washed out. they plan a double header tomorrow. lynn succumb and balm gardener are expected to start for san francisco. it was little league day at at the coliseum. pennington sends one into the

gap. weeks scores from first. we are even at one. the a's took the lead in the fourth. he connects with a man on. his first homerun since coming to oakland and it was 3-1. pitching on his 25th birthday and tyson ross would get the win. he gets some help from weeks who turns a line drive into a double play. the a's got an insurance run from kurt suzuki. oakland says aloha to cleavland, 5-1. >> try to pick it up where i left off last year. people are going to games are more confident as far as that goes. >> we are taking it one game at a time. at the same time, we were 2 and 0. >> the long and winding road has come to an end for the warriors. they are at minnesota for their third road game in as

many games. the world's tallest man was at the contest. he is 7 foot 8, but this is no tall tale. the t-wolves lead by as much as 21. golden state would rally behind charles jenkins. he had back to back jumpers and finished with a team high 24. the warrior s who come back to win it 93-88. it is big finish and the victory snaps an eight-game losing skid. at the staples center and will farrell took in the lakers thunder. nothing funny as metawerldpeasces throws an elbow at hardin's head and meta was ejectedded and may be suspended. they could not put the lakers away. kobe bryant is one bad man. three of his 26 here and tied at 104 and in double over time it was kobe with the big shot. l.a. knocks off the thunder, 114-106. shear what world peace had to

say about the contest? >> real emotional and real excited. it was unfortunate james had to get hit with the unintentional elbow. i hope he is okay. i know they are playing for a championship this year. i hope he is okay and i apologize to the thunder and to james hardin. >> as ryan seacrest might say, he is out, and he will likely face a multi game success speption. hock -- suspension. the surprising kings try to close out top seed vancouver.ñ0i

the sharks could be in for big changes after an early exit. the blues found out they will be facing the kings in the western conference semifinals. vancouver was leading 1-0 in the third when l.a.'s drew doti beat brad richardson. they would go to over time. he gets it past snyder. the canucks in five games. he was determined to take out pittsburgh just five seconds in. he leveled sidney crosby and

it is his 6th goal of the playoffs. they take the series four games to two. the stanley cup boston was taking the capitols. he just gets his stick on it. boston would win it and it was 4-3 the final. game 7 is wednesday in boston. and this weekend the oakland a's celebrated the 40th anniversary of the first world series championship. later in the show you will hear from the daughter of then owner charles o finley. the neat thing did finley hired mc hammer as a bat boy way back then. can't touch this. >> thanks, rick. and speaking of baseball, san jose was the perfect setting for a celebration of kids and baseball. itit was the 50th

anniversary of the evergreen little league. they field 55 boys and girls teams in baseball and softball. >> they are adorable. coming up, we are learning more about the secret service scandal and the woman who forced the agents to leave columbia. >> and celebrating earth day by planting trees. and the teenage boy who wanted to bring agents -- a little greenery back to san bruno. >> will people shell out $50 for a light bulb? we will be right back.

good evening, everyone. i'm alan wang. >> and i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines, george zimmer ma n is out of a florida jail and headed to parts unknown. zimmerman made bail and was whisked away. a judge ruled he could leave the state if monitored by police. >> and it will be a tough day for students in oakland tomorrow. it was three weeks to the day when a gunman killed seven people there. students wounded planned to attend and graduate. >> occupy tents are back up. this time in albany. a group called occupy the farm broke into a track and planted seed leagues.

>> the presidio neighborhood is getting ready to evacuate. it will be demolished and reconstructed. the residents who are staying will have to deal with noise, dust and rerouted traffic. >> new details in the widening secret service scandal. we now know it was a high ranking woman at the agency who got inned with of what was going on in -- who got wind of what was going on and blew the whistle. she was there when the scandal broke and has been following every development. >> we are learning that fast action by a female secret service chief is being credited with helping to uncover and contain the scandal when it first erupted. paula reid is described as a rising star who was recently promoted to the secret service boss from the miami field office and all of south america. she was in car tau hain gnaw when she heard about a prostitute complaining she wasn't made by one of the secret service agents under reid's command. she quickly notified

washington and rounded up the 11 agent as involved who were then sent home a day before president obama arrived. today on this week, they are asking if the culture of the secret service needs to be reexamined. >> i can't help but wonder if there are more women as part of that detail if this ever would have happened. >> secret service officials tell abc news there are plenty of women in its ranks. it includes two deputy assistant directors. barbara rigs, now retired, was once the number two highest ranking official in the secret service. >> has this been condoned? >> in my experience, it has not. the secret service, when an issue comes to their attention they react very swiftly and decisively. >> we may learn more this week about the fate of the five remaining secret service agents under investigation. one president agent fired is planning to fight back. also congress is getting closer to a formal investigation.

in washington, abc news. hundreds of people came out to help the san bruno neighborhood devastated by the pipeline a few years ago. sergio has a story of how a young boy is making a difference. >> among the caution tape the house is being rebuilt and the flowers on the chain link fence are marking where a gas-fed fire tore through this neighborhood. on this sunday there are lemon trees and wrapped bulbs waiting to be planted. >> today we are reconnecting the neighborhood that were lost in the san bruno fire in 2010. >> for those who lived through the terrible fire that burned through here when a pg&e gas line exploded more than a year and a half ago, this is a welcome day to replant and rebuild. >> very heart felt thanks from us and from our neighbors. >> patty beelike -- patty blick and her husband steve

are looking through the damage. >> we are going to plant it in our new home when it is completed, hopefully early next year. >> you need stakes. if it is windy you don't want the tree to snap. >> this earth weekend event is the brainchild of 13-year-old julian levy. it is through his efforts that the 4h club and scout troops and resident volunteers turned out to plant these trees. more than 250 altogether. they unpotted and filled dozens of tries and other plants that will soon make this neighborhood green again. after the gray of a devastating fire. >> it means not only a tree or source of food, but maybe a token of hope that the renaissance of san bruno may be beginning. >> the money was raised in part by grants through julian levy and his independent fund raising. more than $4,000 worth of

greenery was planted here in san bruno. abc7 news. >> people celebrated earth day across the bay area and around the country. thousands packed the civic center to share ways to protect the environment. the vendors did their own peddling offering plenty to eat, drink and wear. chicago just received a $20,000 grant to plant trees across the windy city. a new type of light bulb went on sale, and it may cut your electric bill significantly. but there is a tradeoff. it is the price tag. this bulb costs $50. the bulb burns 10 watts of electricity in order to produce the same amount of light as a 60 watt incandescent.

it should last 20 or 30 years so you may save money in the long run jie. even for $50 you could save money. i haven't done the math recently, but i think it is pretty close. >> abc did some math and determined if you leave the light on eight hours a day, every day, it will take a little more than three years to save money on the cost of the bulb. well, he has a new movie. author nicholas sparks talks about his latest movie "the lucky one" and why he has been so lucky as a writer. >>- q. -- >> and can "the hunger games" hang on to the top spot? >> and you can save money on air conditioning for the inland communities. the temperatures are coming down tomorrow. we have the fog and the drizzle coming in from the coast. and i will have your accu-weather seven-day forecast. we are talking about rain as well.$$$pppppppppi

i don't go out with guys that don't open the door for me. >> really? >> really. >> oh man. >> "battle of the sexes" knocks" hunger games" out of the top spot "think like a man" had millions in ticket sales" the lucky one" was number two. after four weeks on top "the hunger games" drop to third

place. "chimpanzee" debuted at number four and" the 3 stooges" are the top five movies. "the lucky one" was written by nicholas sparks who grew up in the sacramento area. >> and seven of his novels have been made into movies. sparks talked to brian copeland about the latest project and how he finds time to write all of those books. >> "the lucky one" is about a marine who finds a photograph in iraq when he is on deployment. he eventually begins to regard this photograph as his lucky charm, this thing that keeps him alive through the deployment. he gets out and he is struggling of the he has watched all of his friends die. he has survivors' guilt. ptsd says the answer is in this photograph. i will go and find the person in this photograph. if only to say thank you. i don't know why of the goes off to find her and so, it is

a nicholas sparks film. >> you know they are going to fall in love. >> there she is right there. >> when you say nicholas sparks film, how much control if any does an author of a book have -- or con -- control or say what ends up on the screen? >> it depends on the author and depends on the studio they are working with and depends on how long they have been doing this. for instance when i was starting out i didn't have that much control. now i tend to have quite a bit. i am involved in the -- >> cast ?g. >> sure, sure. you get to do that and you get to do screenplay work whether it is hiring the screenwriter or giving notes. you can be in on the selections for casting and the whole ball of wax. >> have you done so much in hollywood that you have a profile on the internet movie database. we do this little thing where you ask a couple questions to fact check. tell me if it is true or not. >> your birthday is new year's eve? >> it is. i am a cap pro corn. everybody parties on my

birthday . >> have you five kids. >> i do. >> how do you have time to write with five kids? >> that's interesting. i wanted seven, but my wife got selfish. >> i can't believe you said that. >> no, she is great. i love my wife. she wants to smack me when i say that. you work it in. you write when they were in school, and then you are still there when they get home and you are available. that's been one of the best things about my life is i have got to watch them tbroa up. i saw my kids take their first steps. >> i am going to let you redeem yourself. when you sold "the notebook" the first thing you bought was new wedding ring for your wife? >> that was the first thing i bought. my wife is great. we got married and we were very poor and she had a little ring. i sold the book and i bought a

new ring. i said, i don't know where life is going to take us. it is going to be a crazy journey, but i don't want to go on it with anyone but you. >> oh, and you can watch 7 live weekdays at 3:00 p.m. right here on abr7. he -- abc7. he has a new fan, ama dates. our meteorologist is in with a check on our forecast. it seems to be changing really quickly. >> yes, it is. >> we have the coastal clouds coming innd la. we have patchy fog and drizzle overnight and into tomorrow morning. cloudy and cooler for the beginning of our workweek. and then rain coming midweek. there is not a lot of radiational cooling. temperatures in the 50s. down to 49. look out for possible drizzle as well along the coast. and so we will stay in the 50s and then we will climb up to the 70s again. but that is much cooler

compared to the 80s we saw. more comfortable and san francisco is 64. monterey bay as well in the 70s through morgan hill and gilroy and hollister and santa cruz at 66. in case are you wondering how it plays out, here is the forecast model. tomorrow morning a lot of cloud cover and widespread and low clouds throughout the bay area with patchy fog. then partly cloudy conditions in the afternoon. looks like the latest forecast model shows the rain moving in wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening and staying with us on thursday. then drying out by friday. you can see that with the accu-weather seven-day forecast. get those umbrellas out. i thought we were done with them, and then it looks like we will be warmer again next weekend. >> thank you, francis. rick quan in for shu and a bright spot for the warriors. >> they had eight straight going in. coming up in sports, the

shorthanded warriors rally from 21 down. and it was a big day for the a's pitcher tyson ross. the former cal star gets a w for his 25th birthday.

there was a giants-mets game in new york. they plan on playing a double header tomorrow. they are scheduled to start for san francisco. it was raining little leaguers at the coliseum as the a's and

indians wrapped up their series. trailing in the third and he tie itself up with a double in the gap. weeks scores all the way from first. the a's took the lead in the fourth inning. smith connects with a man on. his first homer since coming to 3-1. they celebrate by getting the win. he turns the line drive into a double play. the a's got some insurance as he brings him home. oakland avoids the sweep with a victory. >> the deeper i go to games the more confidence i will have and, and obviously at the end of the day you want to avoid the sweep. we are 2 and 0 and at the sale time we will -- same time, we will try and win every game. >> the warriors finish with

games on tuesday and thursday. they ended their road schedule with a surprising win at minnesota. america's tallest man was at the contest. the t-wolves lead by as much as 21. golden state would rally behind jenkins. 903-88 -- 93-88. they snap an eight-game losing streak. will farrell took in the lakers game. metawerldpeace throws a vicious elbow. meta is ejected and may be suspended. it is the one-hand slam. up by 18 in the third. he drains an off balance three. then in double over time kobe gives him the lead for good. he finishes with 26 as the i can lakers stun the thunder

114-106 in double ot. this weekend the a's celebrated the 40th anniversary of their first ever world series championship. mike shumann spoke to the daughter of charles finley. >> if your team has ever captured a team at any sport. >> they took care of that in the 1972 world series as they defeated cinncinati. >> as the final out settles the oakland a's are the world champions of baseball. joy his daughter was a teenager when the a's captured the bay area's first professional championship. >> i don't think i quite understood what we accomplished. >> finley was baseball's barnum and bailey and moved them to oakland in 1968.

he had a mule as his mascot and allowed players to grow facial hair. >> who ever can grow one of the barber shop muss stashes gets a couple hundred dollars. >> back then that was a lot of money. >> yes. >> their nicknames were as powerful as their uniforms, catfish hunter and campy. >> some people say he made players have nicknames. that's not true. all of them had nicknames. >> he was concerned about the paying customers' experience. jay he cared more about the fans than anything. >> he made it one to remember. >> his pet peeve was to hear anyone tell someone else, that is stupid. that is a stupid idea. he did not like to hear that. he wanted to hear everything no matter how crazy it was. >> they went on to win three straight world series and the yankees are the only other

ones to accomplish that. charlie finley is not in the fall of fame and no where to be found at tho coliseum. >> i would love to see a tribute jersey in the outfield that says finley. >> mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> and hopefully the a's will stay in oakland. we may find out more about the team's future when they meet next month in new york city. >> the oakland a's. >> thank you, rick. and that's it for this edition of abc7 news. i'm alan wang. >> and i'm ama date. for everyone here, thank you so much for joining us.