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live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> a devastating fire tears through buildings in san francisco. tonight there are no serious injuries but more than three dozen people cannot go home. good evening, i'm eric thomas. we have team coverage tonight of this developing story. let's begin with abc7 news reporter lisa, who is live from near where flames first broke out in san francisco's burnal heights neighborhood. >> reporter: more than 150 firefighters have been in and out here tonight. take a look behind me. you can see they are still spraying down those store fronts. they want to make sure nothing flares up again tonight. thick smoke hung over bernal heights for hours as fire ripped through six buildings at mission and 29th streets. early indications are the fire started near the rear of cole's

hardware store. >> we do have some, you know, products with chemicals. and we don't really know how it start of course. but unfortunately that might have helped spread it across the whole building. >> reporter: this was an aggressive fire. firefightersh a hard time with it. at one point they had to get out of the building and fight it from the outside. >> within the cole's hardware building we may be dealing with some flammables. and i believe the prevailing wind coming out of the west, blowing west to east, when those windows in the rear of the building broke it added wind and oxygen to the fire that caused it to increase in intensity. >> reporter: the intense flames created so much smoke that a shelter in place order was issued for everyone in fife blocks this area. the owner of this chicken restaurant watched around him. >> my biggest concern is for the neighborhood and the people that live in the building and the safety of everybody around.

>> reporter: so he opened up his kich tony firefighters and volunteers because doing something made accepting this a little easier. down the street a man started sandbagging a neighbor's business. in this neighborhood, every little bit helps. and the air quality was tested tonight and came out all clear. meantime, everyone is asked to avoid this area. firefighters will be on scene until around noon tomorrow. live in bernate heights, abc7 news. >> the flames first began around 2:30 this afternoon. in this time lapsed video you can see the fire quickly spreading from our sutro tower camera. within minutes officials sounded a third, fourth then fifth alarm. around 6:30 san francisco fire declared the fire contained. thankfully no one was seriously hurt. but what's next for those residents who lost their homes? abc7 news reporter sergio can tanna picks up our team coverage from the shelter residents are

spending the night at. sergio. >> reporter: i just checked in with the shelter. they tell me there are 35 people who have checked in tonight for immediate shelter through the evening. the fire department tells me there were 40 people who were displaced but they expect that number to increase. as the fire raged in the distance, the displaced residents trickled into the safeway parking lot. kids, adults, and seniors. all of them without a home tonight. some in shock. what was it like leaving home? >> stressful. i was stressed. >> scary. >> i woke up to a fire alarm and i thought maybe somebody was playing with it and so i went outside to see what was going. police and fire deputy was get out. >> reporter: tonight they will try to determine how much of their lives in san francisco can be salvaged. the mayor said the city will help them transition. >> housing is a huge crisis.

>> reporter: the residents will have a temporary shelter for several nights and they will get timely updates on when they can retrieve their belongings if any survived the fire. this is also the first fire since the new good samaritan ordinance. under the new law landlords can provide a home at the same rent controlled price that a resident lost in a fire for up to two years. the idea of the good samaritan law is to give people who have been displaced by a fire a window of about a year or two years for that place to be rebuilt so they can move back in. reporting live in san francisco, sergio can tanna, abc7 news. we want to thank all the viewers who sent in pictures and video of the fire today. when you see news where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us using hashtag

abc7 now. we may share it on the air or at abc7 news.com. abc7 news was at mission street in san francisco when firefighters delivered happy news to two men. they thought their two cats died in the fire. they were reunited. >> it was almost if worst day ever. now it's the best day ever. >> if you are looking for your pets call san francisco animal control. the number on your screen, 415-554-9400. the mission district has seen some devastating fires over the last couple of years n. april fire damaged two buildings at 17th and guerrero. in december, two people had to be rescued from a second story balcony at mission and cesar chavez. in february, nearly two dozen people were displaced by a fire at 16th and shotwell. in february of last year, more people were forced out by foyer

at church and 15th. in january of last year one person was killed and six people injured in a fire at mission and 22nd. the last fire same september 4th 2014 in a commercial building. firefighters are making progress on several wildfires currently burning across the state. crews now have the 7800 acre sherpa fire 45% contained near santa barbara. they say winds didn't materialize last night. no homes were burned but hundreds remain evacuated. in amador county a 210 acre fire is expected to be fully contained tomorrow afternoon. cal-fire tweeted out these pictures of a 240 acre wildfire in san bernardino county. it is 80% contained. it has damaged four structures. danville police arrested a

man they believe broke into a school early this evening. a silent alarm alerted officers. officers say he broke into the administration building. they found some vandalism inside. it'san unclear if anything was stolen. in oakland instead of concentrating on game seven of the nba finals tomorrow many respects are worried about it is police department. the city had its third chief in nine days as rumors swirl. >> it is embearsing. >> city lead remembers shaking their heads in disbelief over a growing sex scandal scandal. at least 14 officers may have had an inappropriate prip with a teenager who goes by the name celeste. more are implicated in other departments. another scandal involving this homicide sgtd who could face charges for allowing his mistress to help write police

reports. a clearly disgusted oakland mayor put a fourth person in charge for now. >> i am here to run a police department, not frat house. >> reporter: this city council member is ready to just have federal regulators take overrunning opd. >> too many years with that negative behavior and now i'm supposed to accept it, pay your salary and continue to do that and violate my children and families? absolutely not. >> reporter: young people volunteering on the streets of fruit vale said the unfolding scandals are a breach of trust. this outreach worker for sex trafficking victims is appalled. >> they might be accused of they are messing around with us. it's kind of weird right now. the position that the cops are in, dealing with the prostitute. >> not only will oakland have to recruit a new chief but they will have to look long and hard at how they are recruiting police officers. leslie brinkley. in pleasanton you can see

where a car chase ended after it stretched through several communities. it started when police say a man hit several other vehicles in freedom fremont. officers claim he tried to ram one of their vehicles before driving the wrong way on a freeway trying to escape. still to come. a touching moment during the first professional shooting event in orlando since the dead will he mass shooting one week ago. hear about a daring rescue going on right now in the south pole. first. >> i remember being an 11-year-old kid, the first time i saw a moose. >> fond memories from the outdoorsman in chief. a report from yosemite national park where the first family is spending father's day. temperatures were near normal across the bay which was a comfortable start to the weekend. but the heat is building to our south. and some of the heat is going to move in for the-second half of

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family, friends, and even total strangers said their final good-byes to some of the 49 people murdered during last week's nightclub massacre in orlando. you are looking at mourners packing a church to remember 21-year-old corey connell. he aspired to serve his community by becoming a firefighter. today, local first responders honored connell and his family in a special way. >> he is the type of guy that you want to work side by side with. he >> traffic accident marred one funeral. a driver collided with two sheriff's deputies he is courting a funeral procession. both deputies were badly hurt. officials say the driver who hit

the deputies appeared to be impatient. san jose quaeks played in orlando tonight in the first sporting event since last week's attack. >> please join us in a moment of silence to honor the 49 victims who lost their lives and 53 injured during last weekend's tragic event. >> players stopped playing when tonight's match reached the 49th minute. an artist donated her time and talent to help raise money for the victims of the terrorist attacks in orlando. abc7 news was there at 16th and market streets when the artist named deb began creating a painting that will be auctioned off. she has partnered with the owners and the patrons of the look out bar. >> i just wanted to do something to help. i was sickened and i was upset after i heard. and i just felt ill. the look out bar has already been really supportive through this horrible tragedy. and they were the first people i

thought of where i could ask if i could do this. >> deb hopes to finish her mural tomorrow. you can stop by the lookout if you would like to bid on deb's painting. tonight president obama and his family are resting in yosemite national park. earlier today he went for a hike and spoke about climate change. reporter gene haggisson from our sister station in fresno was there and has the story. >> how gorgeous is this day? this has to be the perfect way to spend father's day. >> with the majestic yosemite falls as his backdrop, president obama made it clear he was overwhelmed by the beauty of yosemite. >> it's a park that captures the wonder of the world. that changes you by being here. you can't capture this on an ipad. you have got to come here and breathe it in yourself. >> reporter: had in his address he stressed the need to preserve and protect america's natural beauty and took credit for

creating public lands and waters during his terms in office. >> that industry supports 6 million american jobs and almost $650 billion in spending every year. that's a lot of fleeces and head lamps. >> the trip to yosemite caused the president to reflect back to his first visit to a national park. >> i remember being an 11-year-old kid, the first time i saw a moose in a lake f first time we drove over a hill and suddenly there was a field full of -- full of deer. >> reporter: following his remarks the president and his family were able to take a tour of the valley, and also get off the valley floor visiting some of the more out of the way places like glacier point. in yosemite national park, gene haagenson, besides a 7 news. >> it was a beautiful day there, as you can see. and a beautiful day here as

well. let's check in withdrew tuma. >> it was a beautiful start of the weekend. clouds of yesterday out of here. total sunshine today. temperatures comfortable for this time of the year. as we head into sunday those temperatures are going to rise and go some ten degrees above normal in spots. a warming trend is underway. live doppler 7 hd right now, nothing to see here. quiet as can be. explore for yum camera top of pier 15. showing you the bay bridge, lit up, quiet on the bay waters. a nice night. we continue for clear skies out there and still rather comfortable temperatures at this hour. 63 in san francisco. same in oakland. 67 in san jose. 62 in san ramon. brentwood 68. napa cooling off to 59. overnight tonight under those clear skies. everyone is going to drop into the 50s. 53 in san francisco. 54 overnight oakland. inland, where we had more warmth today we'll mainly say in the

low 60s. antioch dropping to about 60 degrees. planning father's day tomorrow, really nice forecast shaping u. first thing in the morning lots of sunshine. midday what you are going to notice, a few passing clouds from time to time. nothing to really impact the weather. you will notice it's going to get a lot warmer. inland, low 90s. around the bay '80s. 73 in san francisco. 78 the high in oakland. 90 for livermore and antioch. 87 napa and lake port under mainly sunny skies. topping out right around 85 degrees. a perfect looking beach day. tons of sunshine. santa cruz, 80. monterey way, 70. 68 for ocean beach. right now ocean air temperature at 68 degrees. something to keep in mind tomorrow, the uv index for the next day or so, even into monday will be on the extreme side.

between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. you want to use sunscreen. if your sun is unprotected it can burn in less than ten minutes. that's something to keep in mind tomorrow and monday afternoon. we'll take you to oakland, game seven, oracle arena tomorrow. lots of sunshine as fans go into the arena. after the game, a temperature mild under a light breeze at 70 degrees. future tracker temperatures show you as we jump into monday with our numbers it's going to be a battle between a sea breeze and a land breeze. what that means, the coast is going to cool off back into the 60s with that sea breeze. but that sea breeze is not quite strong enough to move inland. so inland wiehl we are dealing with a land breeze. we'll continue the warmer temperatures from the low to mid 90s. the summer spread in full effect on mob, which is fitting because summer officially arrived at 3:34 in the afternoon. here's your accuweather seven-day forecast.

tomorrow it's warm for dad. a really nice day with a few passing clouds. warmer than today. monday wins at 3:34 in the afternoon. cool off on the coast and warm up in the inland. continue to warm up tuesday, wednesday and thursday in the inland locations. cooler on the bay and the coast. friday dropping back into ♪ this goes out to every backyard hero. for all the effort you put into making the perfect barbecue,

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the semifinals of copa america is set offer today's quarter finals. this evening at levi stadium it was a one-sided affair for chile who defeated mexico 7-0. ar jen teepa will face team u.s.a. in the semis and chile whether play on wednesday. the championship game is next sunday.

with other sports action. let's check in with rick kuan. >> we will be talking about the warriors later on. baseball also to talk about. coming up in sports, with their game tied in the ninth it was panik time for

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members of the western conference champions san jose sharks threw out the first pitch. or tried to. lintz couple giving up one run on four hits. he struck out a pair. just called up from the minors, andrew trig. mike trout hit his 14th home run of the season. the angels broke it open with five runs in the sixth with the bases loaded. trout bloops one to right. burns can't make the catch. two runs score. lincecum went six innings for the victory. 7-1 was the final. timmy said he was a little nervous before today's contest. >> i didn't sleep well. i woke up a few times thinking about the game, what my expectations were of it and what it was going to mean to me. and after that first inning everything went away and i could get back to work and making my pitches. >> for a guy that hasn't started to come in and take this role and embrace it, pitch well, give

up one run, i thought he did his job, for sure. >> wearing throwback uniuniform, the giants looked got at tampa bay. matt duffy got this solo shot off matt moore. albert suarez gave up three home runs but all with the bases empty. a no doubter from loganson makes it 3-1 raies in the fourth. the giants scored one in the fifth. then in the eight crayon den drives in posey to tie the contest at 3-3. then in the ninth with two out, joe panik connects for a three run homer. the giants beat the rays 64: >> because of thursday's big rain delay the u.s. open had to finish its second round today and start its third. let's go to the oakmont country club near pittsburgh. lee westwood had the shot of the day on a far 4 5th hole from 130 yards, his second shot goes in for a eagle.

at the time that tied him for the lead at 3 under. dustin johnson had the lead for three rounds. lowry is the current leader he nails this putt to get to 4 under par. lets take a look at the leader board. after 14 holes lowry is 5 under. andrew landry is two strokes back. johnson is three back as is sergio garcia. and westwood, mickelson, and mcilroy didn't make the cut. in this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. later in the show we'll preview game six of the nba finals and highlights from the copa america match between defending champ chile and mexico. >> i think you meant game seven. >> game seven. >> on the campaign trail, insults fly today between donald trump and biz elizabeth warren. and a dangerous ambiguous to the

>> announcer: live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> good evening i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, flames and smoke rose from a massive fire at san francisco's mission district. that fire broke out this afternoon. and firefighters remain on scene to make sure hot spots don't reignite. fwlams damaged six buildings. the red cross is assisting at least 340 people who were driven from their homes. they probably used a few of their nine lives. two cats survived today's fire in the mission district. firefighters found those cats inside a closed off room this evening and quickly reunited

them with their owners. in oakland, leaders and residents want to see immediate changes in the police department. this comes as more than a dozen officers face accusations of being involved in a sex scandal. oakland has had three police chiefs since last week. the city's administrator is now overseeing the department. it was a dad of sadness and mourning in loornds. today nearly one week after the horrible massacre at the pulse nightclub some of the victims were laid to rest. abc news reporter lindsey janice has the latest from orlando. ♪ >> reporter: a sea of red, orange, yellow, blue, and green. >> hate came to orlando, and orlando countered with love. >> reporter: thousands across the country paying their respects to christopher linenen, the 32-year-old and his boyfriend were among the 49 people killed last sunday. the couple had planned to get married. outside, a show of solid artd.

protesters facing down and drowning out a few members of the west borrow baptist church who came to demonstrate. corey pommell also laid to rest today. >> doesn't matter what came to corey, he would take on the world without even blinking once. and a biker gang stood guard at the funeral of stanley almudibar. dozens of wreaths decorated with the images of each victim. one victim shot twice now back home. he described hissior deal. >> 15, 16 people ran into that bathroom as well. and we all closed the last door. and we all laid down. we got down. >> reporter: abc news has learned the fbi now has high quality surveillance video showing the attack. that video has yet to be released. but a source familiar with the investigation tells us the shooter was, quote walking to

the rooms mowing people down, cold blooded. lindsey janice, abc news, orlando. back here, abc7 news was at pittsburgh city hall today as police showed off some of the weapons and ammunition turned in by citizens in its gun buyback program. people can turn guns in amon nowsly. contra costa county gave out target gift pardons, people got between 50 and $350 depending on the type of gun. most of the nation is experiencing triple digit heat this week. a remaining fire in santa barbara has quadrupled in size and hundreds have been told to got out. jim afl la is in southern california where skraekss are underway. >> reporter: tonight mandatory evacuations for hundreds as high winds and bone dry brush fueled the santa barbara county fire burning to four times its previous size in just 24 hours this.

water sis stern surrounded by firefighters into the night destroyed by modern. the declaration of emergency bringing out hundreds of hand crews, air tankers, including converted passenger jets. that's a dc-10. helicopters and hotshot specialists on the ground. it's not just california. parts of the west could see their highest all-time temperatures by monday. in all, parts of 17 states, more than 70 million americans, under sweltering heat advisoried. hydration essential. in memphis, the heat index, 119. in houston, tragedy. a 3-year-old boy slipped unnoticed into a family car pashd at his house dying of heat exposure. neighbor marlene gonzalez witnessed the anguish. >> heart breaking because i have three kids of myine. when i seen it, it was sad. >> reporter: in the east, powerful storms along the mid atlantic knocking out power to thousands. >> that was jim afl la reporting

from santa barbara. that fire is now 45% contained. 1200 firefighters are working the front lines. now to the race for to white house. the presumptive republican nominee discussed gun laws on the campaign trail today. donald trump made stops in las vegas and in arizona. trump said things may have been different that deadly night in orlando if more people in the nightclub had been armed. >> if you had bullets going in the opposite direction, right at this animal who did this, you would have had a very, very different result. believe me, folks. >> every day, it becomes clearer that he is a thin skinned racist bully. and every day, it becomes clearer he will never be president of the united states. >> presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton is a grandmother now twice over. chelsea clinton announced the birth of her son aiden on twid twitter today. she and her husband already have

a 20 month old daughter, charlotte. the clintons said they are over the moon with this new family addition. tonight a perilous mission is underway to rescue a desperately ill worker at a research center in the south pole. the tech rouse conditions are unlike any conditions anywhere in the world. david write has that story. >> reporter: tonight at the end of the earth an emergency air lift in the middle of the antarctic winter. >> we are working hard to make this a positive outcome. we're hopeful that it can be. >> reporter: the national science foundation dispatched two begin engine otters from canada on a fich day flight to the south pole, to a lonely research station. average daily temperature, 70 below, cold enough to freeze jet fuel. there is no run way. only an endless stretch of ice and snow. it's night time. the sun set in march. it won't rise until august. there is moonlight right now.

but only for the next ten days. >> now we are waiting to get just the right weather windows to do what we need to do. >> reporter: the weather is crucial. this is only the third time in history they have undertaken a south pole rescue in mid winter. this footage from a previous rescue mission shows the brutal conditions. >> ultimately it is the guys in the plane that have to make that decision on continuing or not. >> reporter: at least one worker at the south pole is in urgent need of medical care. they can't wait until the weather improves. david wright, abc news, new york. still ahead on abc7 news at 11, germs in space can be incredibly dangerous, even deadly. up next, the bay area researchers designing at to protect astronauts when they need it most. an unlikely connection. the story behind this rare underwater encounter next. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. temperatures today were comfortable to start off the weekend. sunday will feature a big warm

we have breaking news about a fire that's going on in oakland right now. we don't have pictures of it, but it started on -- right there. let's go. firefighters are battling this three alarm fire in a strip mallon walnut street in east oakland. flames began about 45 minutes ago. firefighters are trying to keep the fire from spreading to a

nearby apartment building. so far no reports of any injuries. technology invented here in the bay area could help keep astronauts safe from threats on foreign mission like journey to mars. abc7 news anchor dan ashley has the sorry. >> reporter: the view from the international space station may be out of this world but some bay area scientists are more concerned about what might be lurking on the inside. >> we don't know what microbes might be there. >> reporter: crystal jiang and her team at the lawrence livermore lab helped create a device that can quickly identify more than 12,000 type of bacteria, viruses and other microbes. >> we are determining what microbes are present. >> reporter: tracking them could be critical in space. because months in low gravity can cause changes even in living

organisms raising potential that a microbe could evolve into something more dangerous. >> the crew's health may be affected. >> this is how you go to the bathroom in space. >> reporter: to track what tiny visitors might be doing they are planning to gather samples across the spacetation that is roughly the size of a football field. >> where they sleep, where they exercise, where they eat, where they go to the rest room. these are the areas where we are curious to see how the micro organisms change over time. >> they have trained the astronauts to take samples and developed a sophisticated air sampling system. after six months samples will be sent back to earth for analysis. the long term goal? >> we want to have counter-measures available in case bad bugs affects the crew. >> reporter: he says that kind of planning will be more urgent as nasa chases journeys like a mission to mars. it is a hostile environment that

could eventually be made much safer with technology developed right here in the bay area, dan ashley, abc7 news. time to meet a crab that doesn't deserve the stigma attached to the game. this diver got a cuddle from the crab. it's possible he was clinging to the diver to help protect itself from predators or maybe he just liked him. check in for look at the weather forecast. >> we are talking about a comfortable end to the weekened. right now, nice numbers, 60s in many spots. our coolest spots are 55 at half moon bay. tonight, everybody drops to the 50. antioch holds around 60. father's day forecast hour by hour, a few passing clouds midday. temperatures start to warm up. especially inland. low 90s around the way.

low '80s '80s, even along the coast mild in the upper 60s. nice beach day, lots of sunshine. 80 santa cruz. 70 month ray bay, and ocean beach up to 68 degrees. accuweather 7 day forecast shows us it's pleasant for dad tomorrow. partly cloudy tuesday and wednesday. we warm up sunday and monday. friday going back into the mid '80s inland. >> not too late to go out and buy your dad a present, kids. rick kuan is here with sports a. great father's day gift would be a win by the warriors. >> it's winner take all tomorrow night as the warriors and cavaliers square off in game seven of the nba finals. what does golden state need do

>> announcer: nbc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> the warriors hope to display the haiti of a champion tomorrow night as they try to put away cleveland for their second straight nba title. some keys for a golden state victory? setting the tone with a good start and getting the crowd fired up. better defense on lebron james, who is having an mvp series. andre iguodala expects to play but is bothered by a bad back. harrison barnes has to step up his game. after going scoreless on thursday barnes has to make the

cavaliers pay for leaving him open. curry is confidence if the warriors play well, they will win. >> you just have to find who we are and how we play as a game. there is nothing you can do except go out on the floor and execute and stay focused on the ways that we are going to be successful. we understand what we have to do. and there is nothing you can do between now and then except wrap your mind around that focus and go out and do night we're human so when you go from up 3-1 to 3-3, it's disappointing. but you get a couple of days. you kind of take stock. you think about where we are. we like our positions. we like our chances. and we're at home. with a chance to win the championship. can't ask for much more than that. >> same mood ads it always is. we are going to go out and win.

move, loose, environment like we always have, having fun. >> i think it's an opportunity for us to do something special. you know? and i'm fortunate to be in a position where i can be a part of something that is very special. >> the city of cleveland hasn't won a sports title in 52 years. >> tim lincecum made his return to the majors today. this time for the angels. lincecum allowed one run, four hits over six innings. he also struck out a pair. andrew transition threw three shut out innings. might trout had a blast to left center. his 14th homer this season. the angels broke it open with five in the six with the bases loaded. trout with a blooper to right field. burns can't make the catch. two runs score. lincecum would get the victory. shane robinson helps him out

robbing lowry with a shoe sfrings catch. 7-1 was the final. how did timmy feel about his first major league start in almost a year? >> it felt like riding a bike again. you get into the rhythms of the game and read them and work from there. like i said, the anxiety went away after the first inning and i kind of settled in. >> the giants were looking good at tampa bay. matt duffy ties it in the second with this solo shot off matt moore. san francisco pitcher albert suarez gave up three home runs. all came with the bases empty a. no doubter from morrison makes it 3-1 rays in the furth. but the giants refuse to lose. they score one in the fifth. then in the eight crawford drives in posey to tie the contest at 3-3. in the ninth it's panik time. joe panik connects with a three run homer. the giants beat the rays 6-4.

it's their serveth straight victory. >> in orlando the 49 victims of last week's shooting were honored with a moment of silence in the game's 49th minute. baptista scored to give atlantic city a 2-1 lead. selenas evens the score with his first goal of the season. the game ended in a 2-2 tie. at levi stadium, chile took on mexico. vargas scored in the 44th minute. it was 2-0 at the half. he also scored two other times to give him the mat trick. in the 74th minute, he did it again. four goals for vargas as chile wins 7-0 it was mexico's worst loss in seven years. chile will play colombia in the semifinals. argentina took on venezuela. in the 60th minute, messi's 54th

career international goal tying him for most in his country's history. argentina wins 41:and will take on team u.s.a. tuesday in the semifinals. this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. tomorrow night, the big game. it all ends. we'll see what happens. >> you can see it right here. all right rick. thanks a lot. and that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. have a great evening and a great morning. we'll see you later.

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