it doesn't make any sense. it doesn't make any sense at all. >> an east bay family struggles to understand why someone opened fire on a freeway killing their loved one. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller. a hero, the description used by the family of a man who died after a freeway shooting. demarcus stopped after being shot three times. his family spoke with abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow about what they say is his final heroic effort. >> you can imagine the fall let's grieving. they call demarcus' death senseless. they're speaking because they want people to know he was a hero. 24-year-old demarcus daws was the baby brother, youngest of

six in his family. >> demarcus was my best friend. i lost my best friend. i really lost my best friend. >> reporter: thursday, someone shote drove on eastbound interstate 80 in richmond. >> it doesn't make any sense. it doesn't make any sense at all. >> i don't think nobody has slept yet, been up since thursday. any time i close my eyes i see him. >> reporter: demarcus' sisters say even though he was the baby, he was their protector, a role he played thursday as well for his passenger and close friend. >> that's the last thing he did. he covered her and took all the bullets for her. and he would have lived. just that one to the head killed him. >> reporter: law enforcement officials said the shooting wasn't random but demarcus' family said no one would want to hurt him. >> college student, good kid. all he did was work out, play with the family. >> reporter: richmond police located a vehicle matching witness descriptions and took

three into custody, one 24-year-old and two 17-year-olds. >> we want to see justice for sure. we want them to get the max. the max. >> senseless. everybody just killing each other for no type of reason at all. >> reporter: the family has set up a go fund me page to help with funeral expenses. oakland police help witnesses will help identify suspects for two men gunned down in east oakland, dashwood avenue. another man shot inside a car near 60th street on martin luther king jr. way near the oakland/berkeley border. to arrests have been made. former president barack obama quietly came to the bay area tonight. abc 7 news reporter sergio quinn tawn know was at mineta when obama arrived and joins us with details. >> former president obama's

arrival was unlike what we've seen the last eight years on a much lower profile. this is the first visit to the silicon valley since he left the white house. he didn't come out to answer any questions. we just saw his motorcade drive out of the airport. this weekend is also one of his first public sightings since current president donald trump lodged still uncorroborated claims that obama's administration ordered wiretaps of trump tower during the election. those charges by trump were posted last weekend. he wrote in part, how low has the president gone to tap my phones during the very sacred election process? the sitting president has refused to answer questions about his charge. but the house intelligence committee has asked the u.s. justice department to hand over any evidence of this claim by tomorrow. the democratic ranking member of that committee is skeptical. >> i don't expect we're going to see any evidence of this. >> reporter: members of the president's own political party also have their doubts. >> have you seen any evidence

that president obama ordered a wiretap on president trump during the campaign? >> george, i have not seen that evidence. >> the president has one of two choices. either retract or to provide the information that the american people deserve. >> reporter: obama flew into san jose after spending the day with warren buffett in omaha. that was also a low-key affair. they shared sunday lunch at a country club. there was no comment to local media. a pregnant woman is safe after disappearing for several hours in san francisco. lauren soriano called her mother this evening. soriano is nine months pregnant. family notified police after she went missing for several hours. they told police they last saw soriano at her home in coal valley around 11:00. officers searched golden gate park where she often visits. people affected by the coyote creek flooding got help from the community today. abc 7 news was at

where a donation drive was held. people dropped off clothes, furniture, and other items. flood victims came to the school and picked up whatever they needed. >> i was not affected but i was two blocks away. my husband and i and family wanted to give back, so our way to give back was go through the neighborhood, see what people really needed. >> the city admits it didn't give people enough notice to evacuate. a new flood threat warning system is being developed. to our warm weather now. a clear night tonight after a nice warm day. how's your work week looking? abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma has the answer. >> we're wrapping up a fantastic weekend. sunny skies and very mild temperatures. take a look at today. oakland, you were 9 degrees warmer than your average high of 62. san francisco made it to a high of 70 earlier this afternoon. and san jose, 10 degrees warmer than normal, coming in a very comfortable 75 degrees. as we get you out the door for work and school tomorrow morning a reminder that sun gets up

later now thanks to daylight saving starting today. so that sunrise tomorrow not occurring until 7:23 in the morning. but once it gets up there, it's going to be a sunny start with lots of sunshine, temperatures starting out in the mid to upper 40s. live doppler 7 along with satellite, we are tracking a cold front off the coast that will bring much cooler air to the region. kind of a return to reality for our temperatures. we'll talk about when that cooler air arrives and how long it may last coming up in that full accuweather forecast. football fans came from across the country and they joined a rally aimed at keeping the raiders in oakland. pro football hall of famer ronnie lott spoke to fans at a hotel near oakland airport. lott is working with a group trying to build a new stadium in oakland. fans representing all 32 nfl teams hope to convince owners the raiders belong in oakland forever. >> the best course of action is for the nfl to actually table a

vote until they can truly make a determination, one, if there is a viable plan in oakland. >> they shouldn't go anywhere, stay here. they went to l.a., they still came back to oakland. >> any move by the raiders to leave can be blocked if nine nfl owners vote against it. radio shack is closing nearly 200 additional stores tomorrow after filing for its second bankruptcy in two years. more than 1,800 employees are expected to be affected. the electronics chain previously filed for bankruptcy in 2015 and closed 2,400 stores, including several in the bay area. radio shack has not released which stores will close tomorrow. abc 7 news talked to employees of radio shack on san francisco's market street and another on 24s street. both say they don't know if their stores are closing. an iconic group in san francisco sings the praises of a famous comedian. ♪

celebrating a champion of lgbt rights, kathy griffin talks with abc 7 news about the honor she received tonight. how did this happen? the story behind this image out of new york that sums up how people in the area have been feeling. cold. >> the pain is so deep. also coming up we hear from the grandfather of a 3-year-old girl who died in a fire sparked by a hoverboard. it left an entire city in mourning.

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smoke billowed from the sky over downtown los angeles when a store went up in flames. nearly 200 firefighters responded. fire was showing through the roof and crews worked to control

the flames from there until it was deemed too dangerous. firefighters said items in the store and a large amount of chili peppers added fuel to the fire as well as created an irritant. it's unclear at this point what started the fire. we're now hearing from the grandfather of a little girl in pennsylvania who was killed in a fire linked to a hover board. 3-year-old ashanti hughes died yesterday. the fire happened friday night when a hoverboard that was plugged in and charging exploded and sparked the flames in her home. two other girls are in critical condition. a man and a teenage boy were also hurt but have been released from the hospital. we can't replace her. the pain is so deep. hurt. my soul is hurt. >> a firefighter was killed responding to the fire. police say a drunk driver hit a stop sign and hit the lieutenant's far. the milpitas man accused of

sneaking onto white house property will be in federal court tomorrow. a secret service officer stopped jonathan tran yards from a white house entrance. tran told the officer he was a friend of the president and had an invitation. they say they found two cans of mace on him. tran's been charged with entering restricted grounds while carrying a dangerous weapon, faces up to ten years of prison if convicted. his brother says tran was troubled after being laid off from his engineering job and was living in his car. a missing woman found in woodside after nearly two days is now out of the hospital. bethany hari disappeared thursday afternoon after going on a hike. rescuers found her yesterday at the bottom of a ravine. hari spoke to abc 7 news on the phone today. she's physically exhausted with bumps and bruises. her brain scan showed nothing abnormal. hari thanked the crews that helped find her. one of san francisco's most famous performing groups saluted one of comedy's biggest stars for her support of gay rights.

abc 7 news was in nob hill when the san francisco gay men's chorus honored kathy griffin at the ritz-carlton hotel. griffin believes the chorus can help spork dialogue about lgbtq rights when it performs in bible belt states later this year. >> i think it's really special. it's also -- i go into these areas, i say to my liberal friends, the whole world is in new york and l.a. there's a whole country in between. i think the chorus is going to have a great time on the tour. >> money raised at tonight's gala will help pay for that trip that the chorus is calling the lavender tour. the recent wikileaks cia data dump shows just how easy it is to hack into everyday items inside your home. hackers exploit flaws in internet connected devices to get personal information. abc news reporter rebecca jarvis with the question you need to ask to protect yourself. >> reporter: from this jeep stopped remotely on a freeway -- >> guys --

>> reporter: to these cars broken into with the touch of a button. even baby monitors turned into spying devices. >> i heard a voice. it was screaming at my daughter. screaming "wake up, baby, wake up, baby." >> reporter: everyday technology hacked as we learn this week in that wikileaks data dump, it can also happen to your phone or tv. >> the truth is, anything that's actually connected to the internet and exploelsed directly to the internet is potentially hackable. >> reporter: darrell highland's job is to find those weaknesses so companies can fix them. this all sounds like science fiction or a horror movie. >> it could appear to be a nightmare. but in reality, researchers are really focused on identifying these issues. >> reporter: to protect yourself, the most important question to ask before you buy -- >> have they ever had vulnerabilities exposed? that in itself is not an issue, the question is, how did that vendor or manufacturer handle

the vulnerability? >> reporter: island says change default pass worveds. and when you aren't using a device, it should be turned off. >> that was abc's rebecca jarvis reporting. you might remember it was last october when a group hacked into household appliances and used them to overwhelm servers, taking down major websites. take a look at this. that is a house. a real house encased in ice on lake ontario in fork. this is just one of the effects of a nasty blizzard that hit eastern canada and parts of the u.s. for the past five days the area has seen powerful wind gusts. it's creating big waves that spray the shoreline. in this home on the shore, it never dried out. the temperature plummeted this cottage became an igloo. accuweather coming off a winner of a forecast this weekend. tons of sunshine. warm temperatures. and that will continue as we head into monday in your work and school week.

live doppler 7. tons of sunshine. we have a beautiful night sky out there. so live doppler 7 is quiet this is how it looked earlier this evening. the full moon rising in the eastern horizon with the bay bridge in the foreground. really just a clear night out there. and a pretty comfortable night. a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. great visibility. fog will not be an issue tomorrow morning. we'll have clear skies. to san jose, looking great here in the south bay as well. walnut creek, equally as quiet, equally as delightful. so you take a look at current numbers. out there right now, for this time of the night, and this time of the year, this is pretty comfortable. we're at 56 in san francisco and oakland right now. 58 san jose. we're approaching midnight and some spots are near 60. 57 in concord. 56 antioch. 52 napa. overfight tonight, it will be a fool night but not quite chilly near where we should be this

time of the year. stars, a full moon, 48 the overnight low in san francisco and oakland. 49 san jose. 42 napa and antioch 48. if you like the weekend you're going to love tomorrow as well. temperatures a few degrees warmer. highs in the south bay. 77 san jose, beautiful. tons of sunshine. 76 sunny veil. 76 cupertino. morgan hill 80. 74 redwood city. 74 mountain view. along the coast a little bit cooler. a little bit of a sea breeze. mid 60s, not too bad for this time of the year in half moon bay. downtown san francisco 70. 76 daly city tomorrow afternoon. north bay, a few 80s popping up on the board from clover dale to santa rosa, 80. 77 petaluma. 79 vallejo. sausalito 70 into the afternoon. oakland tomorrow comfortable, 72. 75 fremont. about 70 richmond. hercules and inland near 80. 79 concord.

77 pleasanton and brentwood up to 78. everything is blooming, especially trees. look at this, tree pollen still at high levels. your main offenders, if you're sniffling and sneezing, it's pine, cedar, juniper, ash. unfortunately those levels do not look to change any time soon. because future tracker temps are showing you tuesday is when the warmth is going to peak. so monday and tuesday will feature very similar temperatures. wednesday, things are going to change. it's going to be noticeably cooler by some 10 to 15 degrees. wednesday we cool down and cloud cover will increase as well. but it will be short-lived. the accuweather seven-day forecast going to show you we'll heat right back up. monday and tuesday, it's mild. tuesday, a few coastal clouds. inland we're near 80. wednesday, we're much cooler, much cloudier. thursday and friday, we warm back up and all indications early next weekend we're equally beautiful. >> spring doesn't start until next week.

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abc 7 news was in downtown san francisco when lines stretched out the door of old navy and beyond. why? warriors fans waited for a chance to meet the superstar klay thompson. today's line snake alongside old navy's flagship store and through several alleys near stockton and market streets. no word on how many fans actually got to meet klay. she's out and he's on the bench. he's having some rest. all the warriors, they did yesterday. >> i wonder if our cameraman got to see klay. >> you could probably walk that whole huge line by the time he got near the front, i'm going home.

coming up in sports, the sharks left dallas seeing stars tonight. and march madness comes to moraga as

despite winning 27 games last soap, st. mary's got snubbed by the ncaa tournament committee. this year though, coach randy bennett and his gales got the nod. check out the reaction today in moraga. st. mary's is the seventh seed in the west regional. it will play virginia commonwealth thursday at 4:20 in salt lake city. if the gales win they'll likely play arizona on saturday. st. mary's went 28-4 this

season, three of those losses to conference champ gonzaga. cal did not make the tournament but will be a number one seed in the n.i.t. the bears host cal state bakersfield tuesday night at haas pavilion. cal went 21-12 losing to oregon in the pac-12 conference semifinals. the bears have to settle for the n.i.t. four pac-12 teams did make the tournament. arizona is the number two seed in the west. the wildcats play north dakota on thursday. both oregon and ucla are headed to sacramento as number three seeds. the ducks face iona. the bruins get kent state. usc is in wednesday's game against providence. the winner will take on smu. defending national champ villanova is the tournament overall number one seed. kansas is the top seed in the midwest. despite losing to duke in the acc tournament semifinals, north carolina is number one in the south. out west, gonzaga is the top seed for just the second time in

school history. the zags went 32-1 this season. the road-weary warriors are finally back home for their next three games. golden state plays host to philadelphia tuesday. with the warriors and spurs hurting, james harden and the rockets are lurking in the west. tonight they took on the cavs. j.r. smith to lebron for the slam, james had 30. houston rallied behind harden. 37 points, 10 rebounds, 11 assists. with under two minutes to play it's patrick beverley from the corner. he pops to put the rockets up by 11. cleveland got the lead down to five but no closer. lebron is off the mark. houston wins 117-112. they are 6 1/2 games back of the warriors. after disappointing home loss to nashville yesterday, the sharks were back on the ice tonight against dallas. it was bent burns grill give-away night. look, mom, no teeth. san jose took the lead four minutes in. patrick marleau finds a gap of his own.

gets his 504th career goal. tied 1-1 late in the first, the sharks on the attack. joe pavelski shoots and scores. it's 2-1. san jose struck again early in the second. logan couture with the nice assist to joel ward who shoots it through the defender's legs. the stars replace kari lehtonen with former sharks goalie antti niemi. 5-2 san jose was the final. this abc 7 sports report bot to you by river rock casino. later, baseball highlights including buster posey going deep at the world baseball classic. people bracing for a blizzard. more than 60 million peel apeope are in the path. a road trip for california congresswoman nancy pelosi.

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live where you live. this is abc 7 news. good evening. i'm matt keller in for eric thomas. tonight a family says a young man was shot while protecting a friend from gunfire. 24-year-old demarcos daws died friday evening. he'd been on life support since he was shot driving on i-80 in richmond. his friend is recovering from her wounds. three people have been arrested. former president obama made his first visit to silicon valley since leaving the white house in january. the former president arrived aboard a private jet at men net that san jose airport and rode in a motorcade to an undisclosed location. hail mary pass. fans from across the nfl joined

raider nation rallying to keep the silver and black in oakland. nfl owners could vote later this month to allow the raiders to move to las vegas. if nine of the 32 opwners say n, the raiders would be blocked from leaving. president trump working to sell his affordable care act replacement. he's fending off fears millions may lose coverage and criticism from his own party. abc news reporter david wright says an estimate of how much the bill will cost could come as early as tomorrow. >> reporter: tonight even as republican leaders make the case for their new health plan -- >> this is historic and it's significant and if we don't act, the system's going to collapse. >> reporter: some members of their own party don't buy it. >> i believe it would haved a ze adverse consequences for millions of americans and wouldn't deliver on our promises. >> reporter: outside analysts who have reviewed the republican plan estimate 6 million to 15 million people may lose their health care coverage. early this week the nonpartisan

congressional budget office is expected to give its score of the bill. republican leaders already bracing for poor reviews. >> i love the folks at cbo, they work really hard. sometime wet did ask them to do stuff they're not capable of doing. >> cbo will say, not as many people get covered. you know why? because this isn't a government mandate. >> reporter: the republican bill drops the obama mandate requiring americans to buy insurance or pay a penalty. a system designed to reduce everyone's premiums. instead, it offers tax credits and other incentives designed to give consumers more choice. >> you get it if you want it. that's freedom. >> how many people are going to lose coverage under this? >> i can't answer that question, it's up to people. >> reporter: some republican critics worry this issue could end up costing their their majority. >> i would say to my friends in the house of representatives with whom i serve, do not walk the plank and vote for a bill that cannot pass the senate and then have to face the consequences of that vote. >> reporter: also on capitol

hill, lawmakers are pressing for answers tomorrow on the president's unsubstantiated claim that president obama bugged the phones in trump tower. part of a broader investigation into russia's role in the 2016 campaign. >> there's a lot of aspects of this whole relationship with russia and vladimir putin that requires further scrutiny, and so far i don't think the american people have gotten all the answers. in fact, i think there's a lot more shoes to drop from this centipede. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, washington. a new series of bomb threats targeted jewish community centers across america today. several jewish centers received threats via e-mail, including one in indianapolis. police searched in and around buildings in several communities. one of those searches found nothing dangerous at a jcc near rochester, new york. >> the other centers across the country that at the same time also received threats in a similar manner, by e-mail, we do believe that this is part of, at

i mentioned on tuesday, a larger picture. >> today's threats follow one made against the addison jewish community center in los gatos thursday, also an e-mail threat. sheriff's bomb squad found no explosiv explosives. house minority leader nancy pelosi visited texas this weekend. she said president trump's push to expand a border wall must be stopped. yesterday pelosi made several stops in the mccallan area including at a humanitarian center. she also participated in a roundtable discussion on white house immigration policies. >> they're saying 11 million people can be subjected to deportation. don't they understand what that would do to undermine our society, our country, our economy. >> pelosi said she took an oath to protect the constitution and the rights it confers on anyone who steps on u.s. soil. arnold schwarzenegger says he won't be back. he's staying away from politics for now.

the former governor posted this response on facebook this morning saying he's deeply flattered by the suggestion busy people who have approached him about running for senate, but he hopes to "bring sanity to washington through redistricting reform." he went on to say gerrymandering has completely broken our political system and he feels the best way to help repair it is from the outside, by campaigning for independent redistricting commissions. 60 million americans are bracing for a massive winter storm that could dump more than a foot of snow in places beginning tomorrow. bulldozers moved tons of sand to protect a coastal new jersey town from storm surges generated by the oncoming nor'easter. a winter storm watch extend friday pennsylvania into northern new england. snowplows are ready to go in connecticut whatever the weather brings. >> we have snow throwers, we have plows, we have a trackless machine that can cutting up adaa inches the snow. drew tumor mass tracking the storm and has its latest path.

>> this is going to be a big snowmaker for a lot of major cities on the east coast. live doppler 7 showing a lot of pretty colors on this map. what you need to know is this pink shading on the screen, a winter storm warping that is in effect starting now and lasting through tuesday evening, 10:00 p.m. look how far this warning covers, 500 miles of territory. you see the lime shading color near new york city, that is a blizzard watch. that is intense snowfall combined with very gusty winds over 39 miles per hour. that does include new york city even just south of hartford, all along long island. this is going to be a major snowmaker. future tracker snow amounts shows you widespread snow, new york, philadelphia, scranton, hartford. if you do have travel plans, air travel likely going to be 38ed if not canceled. take a look at a more tranquil

forecast here locally in a few minutes. a homeowner hears a strange noise, never expects what he discovered. is thisovered under homeowners insurance? the chain of events that landed this car on top of a house. also, take a look at this. not your typical day on the

a hem owner heard a noise and discovered a frightening sight. take a look at what happened. an suv skidded off the road near his house, landing right on top of his roof. this happened in china's shangzu. the driver accidentally stepped on the accelerator, skidded off the road, then landed on the roof. no one was hurt. a moose frightened skiers and snowboarders in colorado.

>> oh my god, i don't know where to go! >> one of the skiers said she pulled out her phone on friday after she saw what looked like a horse running toward her. it was actually a moose galloping down the run. resort officials say no one was hurt. if a skier spots a moose on the mountain, they should stay as far away as possible. i'm going to tell you the joke. what do you do if a moose is charging at you? take away the credit card. >> that was good. >> it's not good. >> a dad joke. >> a dad joke for show. it's quiet out there come off a fantastic weekend. not a cloud in the sky. no fog. visibility when you see 10 on this map, that is as good as it gets. across the board from the north bay to the south bay and along the coast, we are clear as could be. outside we go. the beautiful bay area, oakland

in the background, san francisco in the foreground, starting tomorrow morning in the 40s. overnight the full moon in the sky looking bright, beautiful, plenty of stars. 46 vallejo. 48 overnight in san francisco. 49 san jose. the number 47 in fremont. highs on monday, take a look at this. we are walking on the mild side still. tons of sunshine. santa rosa up to 80 tomorrow. 70 in san francisco. 72 oakland. san jose nice and comfortable, 77 degrees. concord warm at 79. so the accuweather seven-day forecast shows you tomorrow we continue that nice, warm, sunny trend. tuesday a few more coastal clouds pop up. wednesday, a front brings more cloud cover and much cooler air. that is short-lived. by thursday and friday and st. patrick's day we rebound nicely. the weekend looking equally as delightful. >> so nice. we're talking about some offseason moves by the 49ers, or maybe a lack thereof.

>> exactly. who's going to play quarterback? we don't know for sure. coming up we'll hear from the niners' possible starting quarterback this season. giants' buster posey has himself a

world baseball classic. team usa has advanced to the second round thanks in part to buster posey. the u.s. needed to beat canada today and did so with ease. in the sec the rockies nolan arenado connects for a three-run shot, 6-0. giants have seen that before. posy drove in a run in the first. in the sixth he rips a single to left field. that brings up eric hosmer, 7-0 team usa. in the eighth, buster comes through again, crushing this pitch. this solo blast made it 8-0. that would be the final. the u.s. moves on to the second

round to be played next weekend in san diego. even without posy the giants had more than enough offense today against arizona. in the second tomlinson doubles home parker and gillespie, 2-1 san francisco. the giants would break it open with a five-run eighth. kyle blanks with a two-run homer, 12-4 the final. san francisco had 13 hits. bob melvin back with the a's after missing two games because of the death of his mother. former giant santiago casilla made his debut. strikes out the first batter he faced jason heyward. later that inning kyle takes him deep. trailing 7-1, oakland rallied for four runs in the sixth. three of them coming on this blast by yonder alonso. the a's come all the way back to beat the cubs 9-8. oakland leads the cactus league with a 10-4 record.

the road-weary warriors play are in next three at home. the sixers come to oakland tuesday. it's been a brutal two-week stretch for golden state. steve kerr gave three starters and andre iguodala the day off and the spurs won by 22. playing without the injured kevin durant, the warriors have now lost three straight. and have seen its lead over san antonio for the top seed in the westphal to just 1/2 game. >> we're just trying to get through this stretch. that's the main thing. we got through it. we got our guys some rest. now we can come home, recharge. three home games this the week. sleeping in our own beds. i'm pretty confident we're going to get back on the horse. >> yeah, just trying to be aggressive, you know. do anything to help our team win. we got guys that we're shorthanded, of course, with our four top four players. so this is good for the young guys to come out here and compete and be aggressive. >> for the first time since

2013, st. mary's is going to the ncaa tournament. this was the scene at mckee onas the gales watched the selection show this afternoon. st. mary's seeded seventh in the west regional and play virginia commonwealth thursday at 4:20 in salt lake city. the gales went 28-4. seven players on the roster are from australia. they hope to have more than just a good day, but a few good weeks. cal will be a number one seed in the n.i.t. hosting cal state bakers field tuesday night at haas. at one time cal appeared to an shoo-in for the tournament but finished its pac-12 schedule 1-5. there's a chance the 49ers will make a deal for washington's kirk cousins but for now brian hoyer is san francisco's starting quarterback. hoyer has a relationship with niners head coach kyle shanahan. when he played for cleveland in 2014, shanahan was the browns offensive coordinator. that season he threw for a

career high 3,326 yards and led the league in yards per completion. >> i was really excited about the opportunity because i feel like we kind of have some unfinished business in clevele didn't even get a full year. so get another chance to be in the system, to be around him. he talked about knowing the type of guy i am. i know the type of guy he is too. i know this is his life. and you want to be around a coach like that. not just engines were hot at the end of the cobalt 400. fighting for third, joey logano knocks busch into the wall. martin truex jr. won the race but the action far from over. busch goes after logano. he suffered a small cut on his forehead. logano came away without a scratch. not everything that happens in vegas stays in vegas. this is abc sports brought to you by river rock casino.

>> those scars last forever. they don't stay in vegas. they come back home with you. >> yeah, yeah. march madness, we're ready for that. st. mary's headed to the tournament. and duke right now named the favorite by the las vegas bookies to win it all. >> fill out your brackets then throw it in the trash. that's what i do. >> exactly. >> after that first weekend it's gone. 100 days away from summer from today. >> amazing. >> a week from spring tomorrow. everything's coming but it feels perfect. >> can we freeze this forecast? >> you'll get it the next seven days. tons of sunshine. back into the 70s tomorrow. a bit of a cool life down into wednesday. >> it's wonderful out there. that's it for us tonight. i'm matt keller. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. it's going to come very quickly for you. we jumped an hour early this morning, so yeah, it's going to be a rough morning for everybody out there.

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