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now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> breaking news, a massive evacuation effort is under way right now as more than 100,000 people are trying to get out of the way of a potentially catastrophic failure at the lake oroville dam. >> if that is not addressed and we don't take care of that and mitigate it properly, essentially what we're looking at is approximately a 30-foot wall of water -- >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. we're waiting for the start of a news conference on the latest of the situation at lake oroville dam. the dam is near chico 160 highs northeast of san francisco. the problem is with an emergency spillway designed to relieve pressure on the dam when it's holding too much water. abc 7 news reporter alisa harrington is live with more on the previous news conference they just held a short time ago. >> very chaotic and scary day for people who live below the dam. right now the goal is to prevent

water from coming over the top of this emergency spillway. to do this, helicopters are doing drops of boulders to try and plug the eroding soil and crews are releasing 100,000 cubic feet of water per second on the main spillway to try to lower the level of the lake. at least 130,000 people were ordered to evacuate sunday afternoon after officials warned the oroville dam's emergency spillway was at risk of failure. a breach could cause catastrophic flooding in nearby towns. >> scary. >> reporter: some people had only minutes to flee their homes. like this man. he did not grab any belongings, just his family. >> our phone started going off. we just immediately loaded up the kids and took off. >> reporter: carol and garrett made it to an evacuation shelter in chico but worried about her daughter. >> i have a handicapped daughter that can't walk and the ambulance won't come in and take her. she's got to get out. > reporter: the mad rush out of town caused traffic jams.

officials with the california department of water resources noticed something was very wrong when they found a hole at the head of the auxiliary spillway. they blame severe erosion. this is the first time the emergency spillway was used after recent rained damaged the main channel. but at a press conference about an hour later, they had better news. the erosion was not advancing as rapidly as they thought. >> we are dealing with mother nature and a very dynamic situation that is ongoing and moving. >> reporter: heavy boulders were bagged and loaded onto helicopters, being dropped into the crevice to plug the hole. officials are also working to lower the water level of the lake by turning up the flow through the main spillway. >> that is not addressed and we don't take care of that and mitigate it properly, essentially what we're looking at is approximately a 30-foot wall of water that would be coming out of the lake. not the lake draining, but a 30-foot wall of water. >> reporter: and we've learned the governor just ordered an emergency order tonight to speed

up response to the area. reporting live in the newsroom, alisa harrington, abc 7 news. the county sheriff -- let me move on to the evacuation centers. as we mentioned several have opened, three in chico, the neighborhood church of chico, st. john's episcopal church, and the silver dollar fairgrounds. two are in paradise, the paradise alliance church and elks lodge. the beal air force base in marysville is serving as an evacuation center as well as the fairgrounds in the orland. lilian kim in melldica menlo pa swift water rescue team left an hour ago? >> that's right, and they'll be on standby. they don't get called often. when they do they're ready to go in a few hours, all hands on

deck. 14 members of this menlo park swift water rescue team joining units from all over the state. >> people may not get out in time. we'll be there to possibly assist in rescues. swift water environments, very dangerous. you know, we're trained to handle that. >> reporter: this team has been through this before. most recently 11 years ago in louisiana where they performed roughly 1,000 rescues in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. before that it was the floods of '97 near yuba city where they rescued 14, a situation that could be similar to where the crew is headed now. >> you had propane tanks on the ground, or water. animals, cattle that were in trees and dead in the water. it was a pretty horrific sight. >> reporter: this time they're bringing two personal watercraft and three inflatable boats. equipment they hope they'll never have to put into action. >> but i certainly hope that we don't end up getting used. nobody wishes harm. we don't wish harm on anybody or anybody getting hurt or stranded or stuck.

>> reporter: a caravan of rescuers heading to an emergency where they may or may not be needed. >> even if you don't live near the oroville dam or have family or friends there, there's reason to be concerned about what's happening up there tonight. >> it's a wakeup call. this is a very major, important structure. and clearly the potential impacts were not really fully considered. and unfortunately this is not a unique situation. this will require a fairly critical review of many, not just state dams but i think dams in the west. >> uc berkeley engineering professor nicholas sitar says there's probably no way to anticipate a problem of this magnitude, which was brought on by the rainy weather. he warns the next few hours and days will be critical to finding a solution before the next storm hits. you can see what a difference just one day makes. on the left, looking at drone video shot yesterday at the oroville dam. on the right, you see video from early this morning showing much

more water rushing over the dam towards the auxiliary spillway. all our recent rain storms and water from melting snow have swelled the feather river with a high volume of water. meteorologist drew tuma is here with more. the national weather service advisory for the lake oroville area? >> we have a flash flood warning in effect around the oroville dam. a flash flood warning is put in effect any time water is forecasted to rapidly rise, whether a river overflowing its banks or water spilling over part of the oroville dam. let's get you down to street level. there's the dam on your right. there's the auxiliary spillway that is of concern at this hour. we'll pull out a little bit. if that water were to overflow the spillway once again, downstream, the area of concern is oroville itself. it's for that fact the national weather service has that flash flood warning posted for that area. mother nature is not going to cooperate, unfortunately. rain the next seven days, storms

are going to return. we get you back down to oroville, 2 to 4 inches of rainfall is expected in the next seven days. we will see a return of storms here locally in the bay area. we'll detail that hour by hour coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. we'll have more on what's happening at the oroville dam later in the newscast. also go online for new details, download the abc 7 news app and enable push alert forth the latest information. in san francisco police are urging witnesses to come forward after a shooting left one person dead and sent two others to the hospital. bullets littered the scene at third and quesada avenue around 4:00 this afternoon. investigators have not revealed what led to the shooting. they're looking for surveillance video from nearby businesses to identify any possible suspects. south san francisco, police need your help to catch a hit-and-run driver. witnesses say a silver-colored four-door car hit a woman while she crossed memorial drive next

to orange park around 1:00 this afternoon. the driver kept going along orange avenue before turning onto myrtle avenue. the victim suffered serious injuries, being treated at a trauma center. we're learning more tonight about a man gunned down during what milpitas police believe was a robbery. the victim died after being shot inside the garage of an apartment complex late friday night. the 26-year-old was a native of india and about to finish his master's degree in computer science at a local university. an indian news outlet reports the victim was probably going to move home, possibly to start a new job. milpitas police arrested a suspect following a short chase. there's much more ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. after a weekend in florida, president trump is back in the white house tonight. and another controversial executive order on immigration could be coming as soon as tomorrow. plus -- ♪ welcome from the other side >> beyond just the performances,

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a news conference on the situation at lake oroville, the dam there, the spillway that's threatened, let's listen in. >> mostly the displaced folks that have been forced to evacuate as a result of the potential conditions in the emergency spillway. the governor's been closely following all of this and has been in contact with the officials that are managing the incident throughout the weekend, and again has had conversations

with us here tonight. within the last hour, he has issued an emergency proclamation for the situation. the proclamation will give us the ability to take all actions necessary to protect public health and the health of local officials in their effort in doing the same. we also activated the state operations center which you see behind me this afternoon when the department of water resources realized the problem was developing at the auxiliary spillway. our 24-hour california warning center has also been sending notifications to counties downstream that could be affected by any potential rising water and/or evacuations. our law enforcement branch has also deployed a number of mutual aid law enforcement assets to assist butte county sheriff and others with the evacuations of individuals. and our fire and rescue branch has deployed a number of swift

water rescue teams from throughout the northern california area to assist with any evacuations that are necessary or any high water type of situations. we've been also working very closely with our partner agencies in state government, all state agencies that have a role have been activated and are here in the state operations there. this is a combined effort in support of butte county and surrounding counties. and the red cross has also been engaged to support with shelters of displaced residents. part of that has been the folks you see behind me, i'm going to let each one of them talk. california highway patrol has been very much engaged with traffic management in support of local authority. the california department of forest and fire protection, cal fire, has been very engaged with their incident management teams and the california national guard has been engaged with

deploying resources at the ready, both air assets and ground forces as necessary to support the situation. so with that i'm going to turn it quickly over to each one of the leads from the various agencies. first i'm going to turn it over to chief ken pamlock, director of cal fire. >> good evening. as director mentioned, cal fire deployed an incident management team to work directly with the department of water resources as early as thursday evening we've had incident management teams jointly colocated, embedded with water services engaging in all the operations, working towards mitigating the incident. in addition to that, they're not just working on plans for the facility and the operations there, but they have been very actively engaged in contingency planning well outside of and downstream of the facility. and the evacuations and the processes that occurred today was direct result of contingency

planning and they're prepared to provide that notification to make those evacuations based on the planning and the efforts that had gone on. this is something cal fire is well practiced at with incident management teams not only on wild land fires but all hazard emergencies around the state. in addition to the management team, cal fire as part of the mutual aid system has numerous fire engines, hand crews, and helicopters deployed and available to respond should they be needed. >> you've been listening to a news conference about the situation at the oroville dam where a spillway, auxiliary spillway, is having erosion problems. there were fears it could collapse and cause flooding. as one official put it, a 30-foot wall of water. things have eased up a bit. but still more than 100,000 people have been advised to evacuate from oroville and the valley floor of union yuba coun. you see some of the state agencies involved, cal fire, highway patrol, national guard. we'll bring you the very latest on how this is affecting people

up there later in this newscast. you see the dam right there, the water spilling over the top. president trump's advisers say there could be a new executive order on immigration as soon as tomorrow. with three weeks on the job, the president returned to washington tonight after his second weekend at his private club in florida. he continued meeting with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. he also went on twitter to defend a weekend crackdown on undocumented immigrants around the country. critics say the federal raids have targeted those who pose no threat to national security. >> let us know whether the people they're targeting are in fact violent, dangerous criminals or whether they're going after peaceful people who have been here raising their families, paying their taxes. >> president trump's earlier executive order that had briefly banned people from seven muslim countries to travel remains suspended after a court upheld an order blocking it. the trump administration says all options are on the table to "keep the country safe from

terrorism." in the sierra, cal trance says landslides could keep highway 50 closed through at least monday night. there have been three slides in a 12-mile area, including this one friday. the closure is from just east the pilot pines to west of the turnoff for sierra at tahoe resort. on i-80 a major slide near blue canyon is clear and the highway is open. but the chp picture shows westbound 80 from the state line to truckee is down to one lane indefinitely because of work on another slide up there. accuweather enjoying a brief break from the wet weather. sunshine returns, mild temperatures, that will continue tomorrow. live doppler 7, it's quiet, giving us the all-clear tonight with this brief break in the storms. out there right now we have fallen into the 40s and 50s. 51 san francisco. 48 novato. 49 hayward. 50 san jose. 46 in fairfield. monday, notice most spots

starting with your wakeup temperatures in the 40s, a couple of spots inland may drop into the upper 30s, if that happens could be a little bit of patchy frost. the afternoon, do not worry, we warm up nicely. by 4:00, the sunshine, the sky with clouds. temperatures very similar to where we were today. hghs on your monday. you like the mild temperatures. enjoy this tomorrow. 62 in oakland. 65 san jose. 64 san rafael. 68 fairfield and san francisco up to 59. we'll get you into tuesday, and yes, that is valentine's day. your friendly reminder. 7:00, sun is up, lots of sunshine on valentine's day. you have evening plans, leave the umbrella at home. grab the light jacket, we remain dry. temperatures do cool off rapidly, by 11:00 most spots are cool in the 40s. we bring back the storm impact scale. this begins thursday. that's when the wet weather will return across the region. if you're with us yesterday you do remember the storm was ranking a 2. but today we have downgraded it to a 1. the reason being the winds have

backed off quite a bit with this storm system. that's good news there. we're still going to see light to moderate rain in the morning on thursday but the winds will be breezy and not damaging. still we've already been so soaked this winter season that flooding with each and every storm from here on out is a concern. future weather as we get you into wednesday night, perhaps a sprinkle north of the golden gate. the action really gets going thursday. thursday morning you see green across the entire screen. so 8:00 a.m. thursday, the light rain returns. prepare for the thursday morning commute to be a slow one. accuweather forecast going to show you enjoy the sunshine. the clouds, mild temperatures through tuesday. wednesday's mainly dry, a sprinkle late in the north bay after sunset. everywhere thursday morning, that's when the rain returns. and all the storms this week are light. looks like flooding, while a concern, may remain low. ♪

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back to the breaking news in oroville. a press conference happening right now. that's where california emergency officials have announced 188,000 people are facing evacuation. they also said the national guard is being called in. numerous swift water rescue teams are on the way, including one from menlo park. that's because of trouble with an auxiliary spillway for that overloaded dam that's holding back lake oroville. you see the water flowing out of it right now, at 101% capacity. we'll stay on top of the story and give you any new developments as soon as we get them. right now talking sports with rick kwon. >> some basketball at oracle. a record crowd for a d-league game. the warriors take on oklahoma city. don't mess with texan jordan spieth. he earns

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since the end of world war ii only one player had won nine pga titles before age 24, tiger woods. today jordan spieth became the second. the weather was absolutely gorgeous for the final round of the at&t pebble beach pro am. the world's number one player jason day chipped in for eagle on 14. the aussie tied for fifth seven strokes back. talk show host carson daly, who began his career at a radio station in san jose, nearly birdies this hole. spieth began the day with a six-stroke lead and was never really challenged. he nails this long birdie on 17. that put him 2 under for the round. on 18 he taps in for par to finish 19 under. good for a four-stroke win over kelly craft, his first-ever win in california. >> it was a lot of fun. we played pretty difficult -- difficult conditions the first

two days to be at 10 under. then to play 9 under on the weekend was very special. yesterday's round was phenomenal. we did what we needed to today. a rough road trip for the sharks ended with a win this new jersey thanks to the play of brent burns. san jose trailing the devils 1-0. in the second burns ties it going top shelf for his 23rd goal of the season. about five minutes later, it's burns again. shooting from the point, it's 2-1. san jose only had seven shots in the period but scored on three of them. joe thornton with the goal. the sharks beat the devils 4-1, snapping a four-game losing streak. they next host florida on wednesday. the warriors have just two games left before the all-star break. tomorrow at denver and then at home to play the kings on wednesday. tonight at oracle more than 17,000 fans, a new d-league record, saw the santa cruz warriors take on the oklahoma city blue. check out this sweet drive by phil presley who lays it in off the glass. just before the half, scott wood

does his best steph curry impression, hitting from beyond midcourt. the dubs led by 10 at the break. okc dominated the third. the dish to reggie williams who scores plus the foul. james sutherland led the warriors with 20. down by nine in the fourth, jones cuts the lead to six with the three-point play. the warriors got the lead down to three but no closer. daniel hamilton hits from long range. dennis johnson with this basket. oklahoma city wins 105-96. this abc 7 reports sport brought to you by river rock casino. the d-league oklahoma city team won, but yesterday

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live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. updating tonight's breaking news, nearly 200,000 people have been evacuated around orville dam near chico because of an emergency erosion in an emergency spillway. catastrophic flooding is possible. less than an hour ago governor brown issued an emergency proclamation and called in the national guard to help. the department of water resources has increased the flow on the main spillway to take stress off the emergency spillway. large boulders will be dropped by helicopters to try to plug up the hole. a uc berkeley engineering professor told abc 7 news this incident should serve as a wakeup call to examine dams across the west. he warns the next few hours and days will be critical in orville dam to find a solution before the next storm hits.

a swift-water rescue team from menlo park left to be on standby in chico in case the situation gets worse. download the abc 7 news app for instant updates on this breaking situation. a new round of icy, snowy weather is headed to the northeast as millions of people continue to recover from the last storm that belted the region. commuters could face major delays as they return to work tomorrow. richard cantu tells us more. >> we couldn't believe it was going to snow again. >> reporter: still reeling from a major nor'easter just days ago, 50 million people in the northeast are bracing for another blast of winter. snowplows already overworked. boston's mayor fears city workers are facing snow fatigue. >> there's no time for it to melt, no time for it to clear up. >> reporter: driving is already treacherous. in massachusetts, they are getting a jump on the new storm by pretreating the roads. >> usually it's a five-hour trip to live home.

we're halfway home and the roads are horrible. >> reporter: the fierce weather already taking a deadly toll. in new hampshire three snowmobilers plunged through ice over a lake. only one survived. >> he just -- snowmobile disappeared. he was in the water for awhile. >> reporter: also in new hampshire, a 15-year-old boy is missing after falling through the ice on another lake. terrifying moment forth five aboard a small plane at hanscomb field in massachusetts. takeoff almost turned to tragedy when they slid off the end of a runway. no one was hurt. air travel as always a casualty. more than 1,400 flights delayed and more than 800 canceled. by monday morning expect blowing and drifting snow with wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour in some areas. snowfall forecast range as high as 2 feet. richard cantu, abc news, new york.

♪ grammy winning jazz singer al jer row has died in a los angeles hospital just days after announcing his retirement from touring due to exhaustion. this is his music video for the song "morning." he started moonlighting as a jazz musician performing with george duke while working as a rehabilitation counselor in san francisco. he went on to win seven grammys over a 50-year musical career. in greece, an unexploded world war ii bomb forced more than 70,000 people to evacuate from their homes. the bomb was buried under a gas station in a northern city. roads were shut down and people living within a one-mile radius had to evacuate while authorities worked on the american-made bomb. the greek army safely defused it and took to it a firing range outside the city where it will be detonated or dismantled. new details on a desperate effort in new zealand to save

hundreds of beached whales that came to an unexpected end today. this week more than 650 pilot whales beached themselves in two separate mass strandings. more than 350 of those whales died. volunteers have been trying to guide the animals back into the water. hundreds of whales remain on the beach but when volunteers returned this morning all but 17 had already returned to the water. >> just joy, complete happiness that they're in the water, they're floating. they look like they're going out. so we're obviously making sure they don't come back in. >> rescuers say the tide came in and the mammals were able to swim to sea. the cause of the strandings was not known, although beached whales are not uncommon in that area. volunteers managed to send the remaining 17 survivors back into the water. l.e.d. street lights are impacting wildlife. researchers in the uk looked at lights like the ones you see in san jose and san francisco. predatory spieders and beetles are drawn to them and there's

concern as more l.e.d.s are installed they could draw more predator insects that will kill off other species. researchers found dimming the lights could significantly reduce the predator population. a 911 call that started with that emergency and ended up transforming a family. abc news reporter john donovan has more on a firefighter and a special delivery. >> reporter: the long and the short of how a 5-year-old girl gracie came to belong to a family named hadden. >> where were you born? do you remember? >> ambulance. >> in an ambulance? who delivered you? >> daddy. >> reporter: the longer version? it's been on the haddens' facebook page for almost five years. in the last few weeks the soar story is going viral. the story of a firefighter named mark. one day racing a woman in labor to the hospital. >> once we got into the ambulance, we learned that we were going to be probably

delivering a baby. >> reporter: when the baby girl came, it was mark she was handed to. >> i helped her take her first breath. >> reporter: then at the hospital. >> i happened to hear the doctor say the baby's going to be put up for adoption. >> reporter: the haddens had two sons and had been wanting a girl but were having difficulties conceiving. so the decision became easy. especially after beth hadden spoke to the mother. >> she looked at me and said, i want you to have my baby. >> reporter: five years on, the haddens hoping something comes out of this unexpected moment in the limelight. >> if even one child is placed in a family as loving and supportive as ours is, that's our message. >> reporter: that is the short and the long of this one good story. john donovan, abc news. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, hayward middle schoolers learning a lesson that goes far beyond school. the benefit can go around the world. an accuweather coming off a gorgeous weekend. finally two dry days in a row. but the dry pattern will not

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for some admit school students in hayward, a lesson is science is providing a lesson in life. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom explains how they're building engineering skills while building something to help others. >> this is a solar suitcase -- >> reporter: the result of a long class project for these seventh graders. they built these blue boxes that store energy from the sun during the day to power these l.e.d. lightbulbs at night. >> we learned lots of new things i never knew i would ever do. >> this is something they're building, something they're creating. when the lights come on, it's a satisfaction that they can say, this is something i've done. >> reporter: the solar suitcase is a hands-on engineering project which already makes it a special treat for the students. but they say just as exciting is who this project will help now that it's complete. >> they're going to send to it uganda. >> reporter: kids from cesar chavez and winton middle schools

got to see who they're helping. >> 80% of the kids in eastern africa do not have light. >> reporter: that means high schoolers taking the college entrance exam often study at gas stations after the sun goes down. there are places to study at school. >> they have nine study halls. but the study halls are dark at night because there's no electricity. but the solar suitcases you built will light up those nine study halls. >> reporter: making these students not just young makers but also ambassadors. >> you really are the leaders of the future. >> reporter: the kits were paid for by pg&e and the training to build them comes from students a the cal state east bay. their professor had the idea to work with nearby middle schools. >> when you have kids in the school that themselves have overwhelming poverty statistics, what they're excited about is helping kids less well off than themselves, that is truly inspirational to me. >> reporter: the sheer fun of making things, the thrill of making a difference. >> it feels amazing. it feels, i don't know -- it feels like so happy.

that i'm helping others that i never knew i would help others across the world. if there's one thing we can agree on in these divided times, we can agree pandas are cute, right? no denying it. the research base of giant panda breeding showed mom trying to get a handle on mischievous cubs. we have endangered clear skies. rain's moving in. >> i like what you did there. we're going to get a couple more days of the dry weather, the mild temperatures. but the rain will return this week. live doppler 7 locally giving the all-clear. an update again on this flash flood warning. the orville dam, a flash flood warning is put into place when water is expected or forecasted to rapidly rise quickly. that could be the case if that water goes over the auxiliary

spillway once again. however, mother nature is not going to cooperate. she's going to add more rain into the area the next seven days. 2 to 4 inches of rainfall is expected. so once again that lake will probably rise with additional rainfall. highs back here, dry day as you head back to work and school. partly cloudy, 59 san francisco. 62 oakland. 55 san jose. 67 the high for santa rosa. the rain returns here on thursday. it's a 1, a light system on thursday. light morning rain, winds are breezy, they're not damaging. and flooding is still a concern even with light showers, we're saturated, any additional moisture can mean flooding. accuweather seven-day forecast, sun and clouds monday and tuesday. a sprinkle late after dark wednesday in the north bay. then thursday the rain returns, on and off showers through sunday. sports? >> rain is coming but great weather for golf this afternoon, pebble beach. defenseman brent burns leads a

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in case you missed it, wars yore kevin durant made his much-anticipated return to oklahoma city yesterday. to the disappointment of thunder fans, durant scored 34 points as golden state won easily 130-114. he exchanged words with former teammate russell westbrook who had implied durant was soft like a cupcake. despite a hostile crowd k.d. had the last laugh. >> we had a conversation on the court? >> it's all in the game. that's part of basketball. trash talking, physical play, and i love it. >> glad this is over? >> most definitely. >> do you have a favorite kind of cupcake i like red velvet, next time have a few for me.

tonight at oracle over 17,000 fans, a d-league record, saw the santa cruz warriors take on the oklahoma city blue. check out this sweet drive by phil presley who lays it in off the glass. just before the half, scott wood does his best steph curry impersonation, hitting from beyond midcourt. the dubs led by 10 at the break. okc took control in the third. the nice dish to reggie williams who scores, plus the foul. james sutherland throws it down with authority. down by nine in the fourth, cameron jones cuts the lead to six with what proved to be a three-point play. the warriors got the lead down to three but no closer. daniel hamilton hits from long range. then johnson with this basket. okc wins 105-96. at the garden, latrell spree will was a guest of james dolan. new york had lost four at home but played well. carmelo anthony pops for three. the spurs kawhi leonard answers. this tough jumper cuts the lead

to two. melo seals the deal. knicks stun san antonio 94-90, anthony finished with 25. he's a defenseman but with two goals brent burns has 59 points, two behind connor mcdavid. san jose found itself trailing new jersey 1-0 but in the second, burns ties it going top shelf for his 23rd goal of the season. about five minutes later burns puts the sharks on top with this wrister. san jose only had seven shots in the period but scored on three of them. joe thornton with the goal. the sharks beat the devils 4-1, snapping a four-game losing streak. they next host florida on wednesday. he's just 23 years old. but with today's win at pebble beach, jordan spieth now has career encore earnings just shy of $40 million. just another gorgeous day on the monterey peninsula. australia's jason day chips in for an eagle on 14.

day finished tied for fifth, 7 strokes back. carson daly teamed up with pro ken duke to win the pro am title. daly began his career at a radio station in san jose, nearly makes this long birdie attempt, they finish 33 under. spieth began with a six-stroke lead, was never really challenged. they nails this birdie on 17, 2 under for the round. on 18 he taps in for par to finish 19 under. good for a four-stroke win over kelly craft, his first-ever win in california: >> got a lot of confidence in my putt they are week. that fortunately happened. going to -- from one of my favorite course in the world to one of my favorite to try and carry on this momentum. women's hoops, number nine stanford hosting utah. the cardinal took control early by scoring 18 straight first-quarter points.

elana smith, game high 16. britney mcphee added 13. stanford 87-51, it's now 22-4. cal took on colorado. michaela kalings hit from the corner. the bears kept it close but could not get over the hump. kennedy leonard beats the shot clock with this three. colorado holds on to win 64-59. it's their first road victory in two years. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. the warriors return to action tomorrow at denver. before we go, one more update for you on tonight's braig news out of orville. nearly 200,000 people have been evacuated around orville dam near chico because of major erosion in an emergency spillway. if that spillway should fail, catastrophic flooding is possible. officials said a 30-foot wall of

water could be unleashed on the surrounding area. around an hour ago, governor brown issued an emergency proclamation and called in the national guard to help out. the department of water resources has increased the flow n the main spillway to take stress off the emergency spillway. officials say they'll be able to get a better handle on the situation early tomorrow morning when the sun rises. at that time they should know more about when evacuees are back in and abc morning news at 4:30 will have the latest on it.

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