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damage is done. clean up efforts are underway after the bay area got a lot of rain at once. a live look outside from our richmond san rafael bridge camera. the roads are slick still. it could be a problem for tomorrow's commute in the morning. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama dates. we have live team coverage of the damage the storm left behind. first we will go to the broadcast center and leigh glaser with a look at live doppler 7hd. >> yes, it looks like the storm system has moved on toward the east. in fact, the north bay took the brunt of this storm. it is definitely starting to dry out this evening. you can see on live doppler 7hd and we will take you to

some locations that are still reporting a little light rain near cloverdale and over toward the lakeville area and also in the east bay, oakland is reporting a little light mist and drizzle. walnut creek and san ramon and even toward sunnyvale they were reporting heavy mist and drizzle. in santa cruz it is all over there as well. once the storm decided to move it moved quickly and that's exactly what happened. boy, the three-day totals, these are preliminary ones. you can see the trajectory in the north bay over six inches in santa rosa and over 11 inches at mount saint helena a and close to an inch at sfo airport. lesser for livermore and san jose. was it enough to put a debt in our percent of normal? well not too much. only 40% of normal for santa rosa and 37% of normal for san francisco.

san jose still very low at 28% of normal. i do want to mention that santa rosa this time last year was at 102% of normal. we have more rain in our forecast coming up this week. we'll look at that in a bit. >> thank you, leigh. >> one part of the bay area that has seen the most severe flooding and damage has been mill valley. that's where abc7 news reporter john alston is live for us tonight. john? >> behind me is old mill creek that runs through downtown mill valley. a few days ago if you wantedded to cross here you would barely -- if you wanted to cross here it would barely get your shoes wet. if you dared cross here you would be swept away. the rain was welcome, but not the anxiety of living so close to a raging creek. he has an office next to the water. >> i came around 11:30, 12:00. i saw the water raging. >> so he put sandbags in front of all of his doors and raised his computer equipment a few

inches off the floor just in case. >> scary when you think of how much computer equipment you can lose. >> tonight the plastic sheets cover the hillside in mill valley to prevent anymore erosion. earlier in the day a mountain of earth came tumbling down toward this mass 7 home, but stopped short of doing any damage. sunday was clean up day on miller avenue. the bar didn't get a chance to live up to its name closing an hour early after water backed up inside the building overnight. the combination of heavy rain and high tide. >> all of our floor drains and toilets and other drains were taking water on. we were filling up from the inside out versus taking water on from the outside in. >> the bar was back open as the water started to recede. abc7 news. >> the rain was so bad in marin county people were forced to evacuate. rock slides and mudslides

closed the state park. an employee said it was a mess. >> it has been pretty scary. there were a lot of slides and trails had a lot of blowouts on the trails. there has been flooding in certain areas. so for public safety sake we were trying to evacuate some of the park. >> at the lower elevations you can see streets were flooded. lilian kim is live tonight in shellville. part of a busy highway has been closed for the past day lilian, there is still no word when it will re-open to traffic. >> reporter: that's right, ama. the heavy rain stopped hours ago, but this area is still flooded. we are on highway 121 and the water here is receding very slowly. this is the result of days of steady rain forcing cal trans to close this intersection where highways 12 and 121 meet just south of sonoma. a few contemplated whether

they could make it across. the driver of the tesla thought about it for a minute or two and ultimately turned around. that wasn't the case earlier in windsor where unrelenting rain caused flash flooding. throughout the day one car after the next drove through the flooded roads. >> it is a rush. >> others avoided the risk altogether. he chose to ride his bike instead. >> the roads are pretty bad in sonoma county. if you are driving on them through water you can't see the potholes and you will probably stall out. >> in addition to the flooded streets the storm toppled trees. the oak stood tall before it scam crashing down -- it came crashing down damaging a car and a fence. as for highway 121 there is no official word when it will re-open. but i spoke to a cal trans worker and he thinks it will be cleared overnight. live in shellville, lilian

kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. new at 11:00, heavy flooding has closed woods and parks. this was the pellican inn. visitors looking to visit those locations should check to see if they are open beforehand. floodwaters covered parts of here is how it looked at the elementary school. it didn't cause too many headaches for drivers. investigators in the north bay are looking into whether the storm was a factor after a driver was found dead in the backyard of a mill valley home after he crashed his car nearby. sergio has new details on what happened. >> reporter: emergency crews found the body in the back of one of these homes. he was spotted after the

rescue teams were called in. the neighborhood is built into the side of the valley and the streets and hills were slick from the storm. this whole search started when somebody spotted an overturned suv down a hill just before 10:00 a.m. >> there is no one inside the vehicle at the time of the officers responding. we tried to determine if the person was able to get out of the vehicle and how many people were in the vehicle. >> reporter: the scene of the crash is several yards up the hill from these homes where the body was found. police say the so -- the suv went down this gully and they had to use a large wrecker to pull it out. the neighborhood was locked down for hours as the search and search-and-rescue teams prompted concern for residents. >> we are all making sure everybody is okay. >> reporter: police will not release the identity of the man, but they say he lives nearby. >> does the person live in that neighborhood? >> they come back to a resident in the area, but we can't confirm the location at this time. >> reporter: the coroner's office will determine how the

man died. abc7 news. >> a weekend of rain caused minor flooding. cars splashed their way through large puddles. you can also see the storm's impact with more water flowing through walnut creek. rising creeks and canals can be hazardous. they suggest staying away from the fast-moving water because it can be deadly. on san francisco's folsom street many are using sandbags to keep back the water. there were several deep pools of water along the street. the rain didn't stop anyone from shopping. union scare -- union square was helping those get away from the rain. and there was an area very dry a short time ago. the assignment manager also provided video of the large tree which fell on loloma avenue. berkeley firefighters say the tree was about 75 feet tall of the pg&e responded because the

tree was leaning on power lines. >> power was knocked out to hundreds of pg&e customers. right now 49 customers on the peninsula are without power and 275 in the north bay and nearly 450 in the east bay. the south bay reports 38 customers in the dark while there are just five outages in san francisco. pg&e say most are related to underground failures. part of the western span of the bay bridge was also without power for a couple of hours this evening. the lights between treasure island and a tower on the san francisco side were out. the outage de -- depart ied the bridge. the lights came back on at 9:45. today's storm forced many travelers to change their plans at san francisco international airport. you they say more than 120 arriving and departing flights were canceled. more than 300 others were delayed.

they each reported three canceled flights. the weekend storms are proving to be a bonanza for skiers near lake tahoe. 14 inches fell today alone. over the past week as much as seven feet of snow has dropped on parts of the resort. there was so much snow and rain the national weather service estimates lake tahoe received an additional 13.5 billion gallons of water in the last 24 hours. the snow is making the roads in the sierra tough to navigate. cal trans was working to clear the roads of snow near castle peak. chains are required for the westbound trucks only as the storms are clearing out quickly. you can track the storm on our abc7 news weather app. it makes it easy to share photos of how you are welcoming the rain. download it on our website, abc7news.com/apps. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, develop is news from

hayward. a man is shot and killed during a home invasion robbery. and the new plan to get san francisco city college back on sound financial footing. who is throwing their weight behind this latest idea? and looking for leaks on the new bay bridge. reassurances after another potential problem is exposed. and could it be a casualy of obamacare? >> and traces of rain are being tracked. leigh glaser is ahead for the accu-weather forecast when abc news at 11:00 co shot neces is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt?

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aside from the accreditation problems, the college has major money issues. an analysis showed huge problems with the bloated pay role department and the inability of finance administrators to make tough fiscal decisions. mark leno is also backing the bill. the new span of the bay bridge has experienced cracked steel rods and wells. tonight there is a new problem, it leaks. the cal trans crews spent the day searching for the leaks. the rainwater is filtering into the structure on the suspension span of the bridge. cal trans says this was anticipated which is why openings were drilled. >> enough water does collect, then that water will then find its way via gravity to weep holes. the water will then run down through the weep holes to a master weep hole in the base of the deck sections and then it will drop out that way. but we are not even seeing that amount of water. >> bridge officials say the amount of water in the bridge right now doesn't meed to be

pumped out -- doesn't need to be pumped out, just moped up. stay with abc7 news for all of the latest olympic results for team usa and all of the teams you are following. here is how we will handle keeping you informed. on air we will announce a spoiler alert. so if you don't want to know you will have plenty of tame to save the surprise. platforms will be posting the results, but you will have to click on a link to see them. you can find us at facebook.com/abc7 news and follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. of course we are always on-line at abc7news.com. for our first full check of the weather and the rain that has been moving out of here, let's get to leigh glaser. leigh? >> it has been moving out of here. a little sooner than i must admit i anticipated earlier in the day. that is good news. especially for the 5:00 a.m. commute. live doppler 7hd right now is showing you how that secondary

plume just raced through the bay area. still picking up moisture from cloverdale north to the 101 and ukiah and that is moving over toward the clear lake area. hayward on 580 all the way out toward livermore is picking up a few light showers. some of these will continue to rotate from time to time. in fact, here is a good example. you can see a wave of moisture and sunnyvale and cupertino and even into san jose, you will start to see the residual shower activity as well in the next 15 to 20 minutes. what we will have to deal with once the moisture moves out is the low clouds and the pockets of dense fog. you can see from our exploratorium camera and looking toward the bridge there is a low ceiling there. you will see san jose in the upper 50s and you can see the wet pavement. still a lot of mist and drizzle flying around the bay area. napa 56 and 58 for livermore.

and here is a look at our forecast. we took you into the workweek and we will look for a few showers overnight. maybe just the heavy mist and drizzle. pockets of dense fog tomorrow morning. clearing tomorrow afternoon. get ready for dryer and warmer weather conditions for at least the next couple days. there was that last wave of moisture just pushing south. you can see the clearing that has already taken place. the moisture headed into southern california right now. let's take you through the time period and our forecast. it is 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 in the morning. you will notice that we still have the clouds and the mist and drizzle. we will see a little for the 5:00 a.m. commute. but really it is going to be the fog tomorrow morning and then by around midday, the brighter skies and the clouds part and we should break out into afternoon sunshine. as ama was mentioning, the most that has fallen is in the form of rain because we have had such high snow levels.

blue canyon over five inches of rain this weekend. winter weather advisory is posted through 4:00 tomorrow morning. maybe an additional four inches at lake level. the 6500 foot level. it will be gusty with southwest winds up to 30 miles per hour. our high for monday, we wake up with clouds and mist and drizzle. and then we end with plenty of sunshine. inland locations, livermore, oakley, antioch is in the mid to low 60s by tomorrow afternoon. tuesday is a dry day as well as wednesday for much of the bay area. the temperatures begin to warm. we may see a chance developing wednesday and thursday in the north bay. you will be on the rain line once again and it looks like the next chance for the bay area will be saturday night and maybe sunday. we will keep you posted on that. i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. back to you. >> thank you, leigh.

shu is here with sports and a major announcement today. >> there was just that. the nfl is on the clock for the upcoming draft. and michael sam told espn today that he is gay and proud of it and he wants to play in the nfl. reaction to this coming up next in sports.

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lineman told espn that he is gay. sam was the sec defensive player of the year and looking forward to a career in nfl. he told his team in august and he said they supported him 100%. he decided to come out after playing in the senior bowl where every nfl team had representatives. he will be the first openly gay nfl prospect. his head coach says he is

proud of michael and a great example of how important it is to be respectful of others. the nfl put out a statement saying they admire his courage. how will the nfl teams react? >> it shouldn't matter. if i work hard, if i make plays, that's all that should matter. can he help us win games? is he a team player? that's all that should matter. see myself as a team player and i can help teams win games and that's all that should matter. >> just four months ago 35-year-old jimmy walker began his eighth pga season without a victory in 187 starts. today at pebble beach he was the fourth player in the last 20 years to win three times in the last eight starts this season. he played along one of the most beautiful settings in the world. walker came out firing at the pen. greatest second shot in golf. walker puts it three feet and

makes that for birdie and has a four-shot lead. johnson, the two-time winner here. made a run and finished a six under 66. he is in the clubhouse at 10 under. 67 with the birdie on 18. walker started leaking oil. his lead is now down to one stroke going into 18 where he had to sink the 6 putter for the win. there it is. jimmy walker and wins the at&t by one stroke and a bogey on 17 made 18 a little tense. >> it wasn't in the best frame of mind. i had a one-shot lead. i wanted to get it down there. i made it a little more dramatic than it needed to be. i always believed i could win. join if it was -- i don't know if it was a matter of doing it once and having it happen again and again, so i don't know. i have always felt like i could win out here and that's what people -- i think that's what you have to believe is that you belong. >> great week at pebble. we'll take a brief timeout and

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row against washington. the huskies have had enough and upset the third-ranked cardinal. we go to seattle where she put up her usual numbers. she could be the player of the year. not only in the pac-12, but the nation. washington shot 47% from the field including nine, three's. plum with nothing but net. they lead washington with 23 points and all five starters in double figures. stanford coobt hit the broadside of a barn shooting 35% from the field. 9 of 41 from beyond the arc. cardinals lose for the first time since november 11th. 23rd ranked cal women and pullman facing washington state. and that's why we play indoors. hitting a milestone and that gave her 1001 career points. britney boyd lays it in and one. she had 23. bears scored 50 points. cal wins big 87-70 your final.

last night oklahoma state basketball made headlines when he pushed a fan late in the loss to texas. he received a technical. the big 12 conference suspended the all-american for three games. he said something to provoke smart, but that is no excuse to push or touch a fan. but that fan should have been ejected. >> this is not how i condone myself and this is not how the program is ran and not how i was raised. i let my emotions get the best of me. it cannot happen again and it is something i have to learn from, a lesson i have to learn from. the consequences that come with it, i am taking full responsibility. this is all on me. >> and this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. more from michael sam later in the newscast. i applaud his announcement, and it opens the door for the nfl to make this a reality. >> it certainly does. thank you, shu. up next, the winter storm's impact to our neighbors to the north. oregon is blanketed by ice and

snow and the mess it is causing there. and two separate deadly crashes, both caused by wrong way drivers. one happened right here in california. and international outrage over the killing of this young giraffe. the pleas that zookeepers ig are nod. don't. i want you to be kind.ff i want you to be smart. super smart.

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i'm ama dates. in tonight's headlines, the rain appears to have triggered the mudslide. the debris did not enter the home and nobody was hurt. sonoma county drivers will have to wait until floodwaters recede until they can drive through the junction of highways 12 and 121. this weekend's rain flooded the shellville area south of downtown sonoma. mud and rockslides forced rangers to evacuate the state

park. the wet weather made many roads and trails in the park hazardous to visitors. still many unanswered questions in the valley after a man's body was found near an overturned suv. the vehicle went off the road and landed in a steep, rugged area. the car is registered to a nearby resident. the coroner will decide how he died. days and days of rain means some rivers are on the verge of flooding. the rising water levels made some residents and business owners nervous in downtown truckee. but many others haven't started filling sandbags yet. they would like to see more snow after a lack of snow and the skiers that follow it have cost many merchants big bucks. it might take awhile before many can get around portland, oregon. several inches of ice and snow cover the city. the freezing rain added to the mess after most of the snow

fell yesterday. temperatures will rise to the 40s. forecasters predict it can melt by tuesday or wednesday. drivers needed a boost over the snow-covered streets of seattle. and the snow can cause big problems because like san francisco it is a city built on top of many steep hills. tragedy on the highways in two u.s. cities today including one in southern california. 11 people killed. accidents caused by drivers who drove the wrong way on the highway. one of those crashes was caught on camera. abc news reporter shows us what happened. >> what is he doing? >> a driver in such disbelief. she pulls out her cell phone to record an suv swerving through on coming traffic this morning on interstate 275 near tampa, florida. in a few more seconds it ends

horrifically. the wrong way driver dying after slamming head on into a carve college kids -- a car of college kids. four fraternity brothers also killed instantly. less than three hours later a driver went past these warning signs on to the pomona freeway. three vehicles mangled. six are dead. a wreck so bad investigators still don't know which vehicles most of the victims were riding in. >> our hearts go out to the families. >> wrong way driving causes 3% of the freeway crashes, but they are deadly. up to 27 times more likely to be fatal and killing more than 360 people each year. those wrong way signs are often missed when drivers are too impaired to even notice them. >> the driver who caused the crash in diamond bar faces criminal charges for driving under the influence and causing the crash. new at 11:00 -- new at 11:00, plug in

hybrid owners who want to drive 8 loan in the carpool lane need to act quickly. the stickers allocated to plug in hybrids like the volt, cmax and prius are gone. the california dmv expects all of them to be taken in months. the stickers enable drivers to use carpool lanes regardless of how many people are riding in the car. there is interest mall shock and outrage following a decision made by the copenhagen zoo to kill a 2-year-old giraffe and feed its remains to lions. all of it was done as zoo visitors watched. a healthy male giraffe was put down by zoo officials earlier using a bolt pistol. that's him on the left. officials skinned his remains and fed them to the lion residents. the zoo says it was done to prevent inbreeding and turned down offers from other zoos and private individuals to save the animal. more than 20,000 people signed an on-line petition urging the zoo not to kill the giraffe,

but the zoo said it had to be done. complaints have caused aol to flip-flop the contributions. they said they would match them annually, but not every pay period. a decision was made because obamacare increased insurance. aol will match each pay period. it will cause anybody who left the company to forfeit any match. still ahead, a bay area hospital that may have to close its doors. could it be a casualty of obamacare? the abc7 news i team reveals iml. reveals why. >> and we have mist and drizzle around the bay area this evening. what will it mean for the 5:00 a.m. commute. we will look at my accu-weather seven-day forecast coming up in a bit.

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she says a few years ago saint rose doctors saved her life after she almost died in a fire. >> very grateful they were there and so close to where i live. >> the nonprofit hospital sees thousands of emergency room patients a year. with kaiser hayward closing saint rose will be the only facility receiving 9-1-1 patients in the bay area's fifth largest city. now saint rose will have to shutdown. >> it would be tragic for myself and the neighborhood. >> saint rose is no longer existing. that means lives are at stake because ambulance has to travel a little further away to another facility. he says as a safety net hospital saint rosies large numbers of uninsured and under insured patients. the fees those patients can't pay have been subsidized by federal and state programs such as medicare and medical. the affordable care act will reduce medicare subsidees by $22 billion over the next five

years. the idea is more people will be insured and able to afford health care. but he points out his hospital still needs that money because saint rose serves a poor community. many of whom might not sign up for insurance. >> we will receive $3.6 million less in reimbursement for the next 12 months. >> add that to the $10,000 deficit saint rose racks up every day in part because medical doesn't cover all costs. >> we are reimbursed 13 cents on the dollar. >> they are doing what is good for them without realizing how much they are hurting the hospitals. >> the health care industry says they will hurt more because saint rose is not affiliated with a larger group such as kaiser or so tter or even county. >> they are not part of the system. they don't have the purchasing power. >> we tried to talk to state and federal officials about the unintended codges --

consequences. possibly shutting them down without problems. but to either pass this to someone else or declined to be interviewed. >> the department of health care services sent an e-mail that reads in part "we value the services provided by our partners like saint rose and we are committed to ensure access for services for our medicare members. alameda county is another one. >> you have to do more. >> the director of alameda county health care services points out taxpayers are to the tune of $40 million. an amount he says was appropriate because of the important role saint rose plays in the county. >> they face the challenge of not only getting enough money, but serving a community that is increasing multi generational poverty. >> in a letter, saint rose is asking for $18.3 million each year to help cover the 3.6

million in reimbursement cuts and other funding needs. they say 18.3 million is not realistic. >> i think an augmentation between 4 million and 6 million is the right support. >> the supervisors are fair individuals and i am certain they will do everything in their power to help saint rose hospital. >> they hope it comes soon and saint rose doesn't have to close. >> they saved my life. i might want them to do it again. >> for the i-team, dan noyes, abc7 news. >> the health care reform reductions are not one-time cuts. each yore hospitals will get -- each year hospitals will get fewer federal and state dollars. something needs to be worked out if saint rose can survive. and now more on the weather so people know what to expect when they are heading out tomorrow morning. >> hopefully some will see dry pavement. we have a heavy mist and

drizzle in the air and that will probably stay with us throughout the course of the evening and possibly lingering into tomorrow morning. live doppler heavy hd is showing the plume of moisture moving on through. i want to show you this again because such impressive totals. we will update these for you tomorrow, but it paints the picture where most of it fell. kentfield close to 12 inches. close to a foot there. over 11 inches at mount saint helena. two and a half inches call it for oakland as well as san francisco and lesser toward the east and the south bay. it didn't help as much as we thought and it helped a little bit. 40% of normal for santa rosa. san francisco 37%. 28% for san jose.

we are hoping next weekend we will get a little more moisture. travel problems tomorrow at dallas. icing and snow in the southeast. the connecting flights are just going to be a bear. we will look for a chance of showers into southern california tomorrow with los angeles 72 degrees. enjoy tomorrow.aú a few morning showers and dense fog and afternoon sunshine and a dry day on tuesday. the north bay may get hit with a few sprinkles on wednesday and thursday. next weekend we will look again to see a little more rain. back to you. >> thank you so much, leigh. shu is here with sports and more on the major announcement. >> missouri all-american defensive end michael sam testing the nfl waters prior to the draft as he announced today he is gay and proud of it. is the nfl ready for the first openly gay player? michael has his opinions and we will share th

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beach, celebrities. jimmy walker won his third event in the past four months. never get tired of looking at the beauty shop here. walker came out firing. the greatest second shot in golf according to jack nicklaus. he makes that for birdie. johnson won this in twine. ship in for eagle on two. a six under 66 and he is in the clubhouse at 10 under. birdie on 18 and a 67 and also in the lodge at 10 under. walker started leaking oil.

bogeys on 12 and 13 and on 17 has only a one-stroke lead into 18. he needs this putt for the win. two over 74. that bogey on 17 and it was a little terce. >> wasn't in the best frame of mind. i knew i had a one-shot lead. get it down there and have a wedge. i made it more dramatic than it needed to be. i played a lot of golf courses. different conditions and it is just a matter of seeing what the week brings you. >> to boca raton for the final round of the championship. san ma -- san mateo native and he got it and puts him under 18 under. he never won on this tour and he needed the eagle putt for the out ride lead. it doesn't go, but he forces the playoff with the birdie.

michael alan will win his 6th champions tour title. missouri all-american defensive lineman told espn today that he is gay. sam was the associated press sec defensive player of the year leading the league with 11 and a half sacks and 19 tackles for a loss. he told his coaches and teammates in august and they supported him 100%. he decided to come out after playing in the senior bowl where every nfl team had representatives. he will become the first openly gay nfl draft prospect. he said he is proud of michael. he is a great example of how important it is to be respectful of others. the nfl put out a statement saying they admire his honesty and courage and any player with determination can succeed in the nfl. michael feels like the first step is letting everyone know he is comfortable in his own skin. >> i am not afraid of who i am. i am not afraid to tell the world who i am. i am michael sam. i am a college graduate. i am african-american and i am gay. if i can -- if i work hard.

if i make plays, that's all that should matter. can he help us win games? is he a team player, that's all that matters. i like to see myself as a team player and i can make plays and i can help teams win games and that's all that should matter. >> i agree. college hoops and stanford women have won 21 straight and 14 against washington. the huskies ended that with an upset of the cardinals. bay area fans are not loving seattle. her usual number and 14 boards. however, washington shot 47% from the field including nine three's. kelsey plum leading the way. plum lead washington with 23 and all five starters in double figures. stanford couldn't hit anything. shot 35% from the field. nine of 41 from beyond the arc. cardinals lose for the first time since november 11th. 23rd ranked cal and pullman facing washington state. gray hitting a milestone.

it gave her 1001 career points. britney boyd lays it in and the foul. they scored 50 in the final 20 minutes. they lead the way with 24 points. it is 87-7. and last night oklahoma state basketball saw marcus smart made headlines. he god a technical. the big 12 conference suspended him for three games. he obviously said something to provoke smart, but that's no excuse to push or touch a fan. >> this is not how i condone myself. this is not how this program is run and it is not how i was raised. i let my emotions get the best of me. can't let that happen again. it is a lesson i have to learn from. the consequences that are coming with it, i am taking full responsibility. this is all upon me. >> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thank you, shu. that is it for tonight.

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