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it was 2:30 a.m. a mother and daughter were in this toyota yaris, making a left turn from fremont boulevard when a chevy malibu plowed right into them. maria marcelino was behind the wheel and survived the crash. her daughter shane did not. the two were just a minute away from home. shane had just spent the evening at the james logan high school prom. >> she was a kind hearted person. and she always loved everyone. >> reporter: tonight friends brought flowers to the crash site. shane was an honor student, played the flute for the school band, and was just weeks away from graduation. >> she was supposed to be graduating like next month. and then like not seeing that, it hurts my heart. i just want to see her graduate. >> reporter:. >> teachers will inform the students first thing in the morning. tragedy has hit james logan high school already this academic year. the logan community lost a student and a former student in

a car crash on 880 in september. john matos is the district's director of pupil services. >> it's going to be a struggle to kind of balance the typical kind of celebration that one might experience at the end of a school year and temper it with, you know, really a very tragic, tragic accident. >> as for shane's mom, she is being treated for major nonlife threatening injuries at the hospital. the people in the car that hit her suffered minor injuries. fremont police are looking into whether alcohol or speeding played a role in the collision. in fremont, lilian kim, abc 7 news. developing now in the east bay, the chp has shut down a freeway offranch in hayward where there was a report of a shooting at west winton avenue. you can see paramedics working on someone, but there is no official word yet on any injuries. officers are combing the area for clues right now. all lanes on the freeway at south are open. and of course we'll stay on top of this and bring you any updates that come into our newsroom.

emeryville residents who had no power for more than 36 hours after a massive saturday fire finally have it back tonight. that same building caught fire ten months ago. that fire was ruled suspicious. now the developer thinks this one is as well. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live with our story tonight. melanie? >> eric, a pg&e spokesperson says the remaining customers, about 220 of them had their power restored just after 9:00 tonight. meantime, workers prevented another possible tragedy from occurring overnight. watch as this crane is brought down in a, quote, controlled fall. this after an early saturday morning blaze destroyed the holiday development project for the second time. >> i think common sense is that it's a pretty suspicious event, given that we had one ten months ago in the exact same nature. >> here is the fire last july. saturday, traveling embers caught the roof of another home on fire. the cause of saturday's fire

remains under investigation. with atf on the scene alongside alameda county firefighters. a large generator meant lights on for at least one building today. pg&e is working to restore power to other surrounding residents and businesses. even with electricity on, nearby showers experienced a drought of customers this mother's day. >> being with all that happened, they assumed we were closed, again, which really killed our business today. so maybe next year. >> while owner tony martinez looks ahead, the family wishes they could go back. they're moving in across the street from the building that caught fire tomorrow. >> i might as well be smoking a pack of cigarettes with the air i'm breathing. >> reporter: they plan to rapidly rebuild. >> whoever is doing this is not going to stop us from building housing. >> we're happy that rick holiday is going to come back and put this project together. >> while it's not clear if anyone is trying to stop holiday, he has said there are

12 cameras outside the property that could help investigators searching for clues. in emeryville, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. [ gunshots ] a quiet mother's day morning broken by the sound of gunfire in a quiet san francisco neighborhood. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has more on how some neighbors in russian hill had to duck for cover. >> i dropped to the ground immediately. it was too cars chasing each other. >> reporter: lynn nguyen took cover with her dog loki when shots range out. >> i heard these pop pop pop pop pop. >> michael kelly's home security captured this, a gray sedan being fired on from a red bmw coupe. a high-speed chase from lombard to bay. a stray bullet shattered the windshield of this audi. they closed two blocks, counting shell casings scattered in the street.

>> i would guess ten or 11 bullets. >> kevin o'donnell saw the action from his apartment window. >> saw two cars side by side blow through the stop sign, high speeds. but continuous bullets ringing out. >> take a close look. from the video, you can see a gun pointed out the window of the red bmw. >> i heard the gunshots. i looked up, and i saw the gun still cocked out of the car. >> lynn said the two cars sped away. do you believe what you were seeing here? >> no, actually, i wasn't prepared for that this morning. on mother's day? really? >> police are looking for the two suspect cars. it's unknown if anyone in the gray sedan was injured. >> it's always nice and quiet. that's what surprised me. >> police are reviewing this surveillance footage. they don't know what led up to the violence. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. another court hear willing take place tomorrow for the convicted killer of morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. county prosecutors want their psychologist to evaluatorress

before his sentencing begins on tuesday. torres' lawyers claims he suffers from chronic stress and trauma. >> the defense wants to use it as a mitigating factor to say he doesn't deserve the death penalty. but the prosecution feels that that's not fair if they don't get a chance to also interview garcia torres and have him tested psychologically to say wait a minute, we don't believe the defense experts. >> last week, jurors found garcia torres guilty of killing lamarr in 2012. her body has never been found. jurors must now decide if garcia torres will get the death penalty or life in prison without parole. this time the ninth circuit court of appeals in seattle. a challenge to a hawaii judge's ruling that blocked core provisions of president trump's revised ban hours before it was set to go into effect on march 16th. all three judges, by the way, hearing the case tomorrow were

appointed by former president bill clinton. an employee of a sunnyvale company is credited with stopping the what a cry virus. owners had to pay hundreds of dollars to get their files back or have them erased permanently. it was only contained when a security computer programmer in indiana who works for proof point discovered there might be a kill switch. >> it would not take for ransom all the files on that computer. and it also would not attempt to spread itself. >> there are other versions of the ransom ware that can still be spread. it's possible for more computers to be infected. the worse could be yet to come as people return to work tmorrow and turn on their computers. tonight a fiery gregg popovich, coach of the spurs is weighing in to politics with some harsh critiques of our president. >> for this individual, he is at a game show. and everything that happens begins and ends with him, not

our people or our country. every time he talks about those things, it's just a ruse. >> popovich has criticized mr. trump in the past, but these were his toughest words yet. pop's spurs lost a close game to the warriors and it took a big comeback by the dubs to make it happen shoe will have the plays that helped erase a 25-point deficit, coming up. more more ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. a southern california argument escalates quickly. the road rage incident caught on camera. and birthday cake battle. a family claiming jetblue kicked them off the plane because of their dessert. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a cool finish to the weekend. and while summer-like heat is on the way, we have to deal with a few showers before the warm air arrives. i'll explain in the accuweather forecast. and this little guy is smiling wide tonight and safe after a terrifying hour-long ride underneath a cal

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wild video out of southern california here. it starts with an argument in the parking lot of a grocery store in beverly hills. a man gets into a yelling match with woman driving a car over littering. the woman then circles the parking lot a couple of times. the man appears to then roll a shopping cart into her car. that's when she drives the car right into the man, slamming him into the wall. police arrested the driver and her passenger. both are in jail for attempted murder. president trump is facing heat from both sides of the aisle tonight over his sudden dismissal of james comey.

he says he plans to name a new fbi director as soon as this coming week. abc news reporter richard cantu explains. >> president trump spent time on the golf course sunday, away from public view. >> mr. president, are you recording any of your meetings in the white house, sir? >> saturday, the president was uncharacteristically silent when asked about this tweet, which hinted he might have recorded a conversation with james comey before he fired him as fbi director. there were more signs sunday that those words are haunting him. >> this tweet has to be answered. i would advise the president not to tweet or comment about the investigation as we go forward. >> if in fact there are such recordings, i think those recordings will be subpoena and i think he'll probably have to turn them over. >> those republicans joining democrats in joining the president. >> first of all, we have to make sure that the tapes, if they exist, don't mysteriously disappear. >> to destroy twhohem would be violation of law. >> kenneth starr adding his

voice. >> if you're looking into this case works you be demanding tapes from the white house if indeed they do exist? >> oh, absolutely. the investigation has got to be thorough. and that means you go where you think the truth is. >> meanwhile, candidates for the fbi's top job continue to be interviewed. >> it's now time to pick somebody that comes from within the ranks or of such a reputation that has no political background. >> comey, who took his family to the theater over the weekend has indicate head would like to speak out at a public hearing. richard cantu, abc news, new york. hollywood and marvel movie and tv fans are mourning the death of a veteran character actor tonight. powers boothe passed away in his sleep of natural causes in his l.a. home. he was 68. boothe came to fame playing jim jones in the 1980 tv movie about the deaths of hundreds of his followers at jonestown, guyana. in later years he starred in the

big screen movie "sin city" and the series "agents of shield." a private memorial will be held in his home state of texas. united airlines has revealed is that critical information how about to open cockpit doors may have been made public. united says there are other to secure flight safety. warning them about flight access procedureses being compromised. all u.s. airlines beefed up cockpit security foaling the september 11th terrorist attacks. another airline faces some customer service turbulence tonight following a dispute over where a family should stow a birthday cake. >> to move my bag. >> but we move it. but we followed the direction. >> jetblue says the bert family of new jersey first tried to store the cake in an overhead bin used for emergency equipment. the situation escalated when they placed it beneath the seat before their flight left from new york city for las vegas.

>> you know, when she told me that i was being noncompliant, i said ma'am, have you been drinking? >> jetblue then had police remove the family, or they called them to remove the family, claiming they accused crewmembers of being unfit to fly. the birthday cake brouhaha comes days after a couple threatened with losing their children on a delta flight. johnny depp has been chosen to star in a upcoming film about a silicon valley multimillionaire who famously fell from grace. the actor will portray john mcafee in "king of the jungle." mcafee founded the first security company. how mcafee took his fortune and fled to belize where he pulled a reporter from wired magazine into a web of paranoia and violence. tonight a little kitten in the east bay is smiling wide and very lucky to be alive.

>> california highway patrol officers in oakland jumped in their suv early this morning to respond to a collision. an after driving to the scene, they kept hearing meowing. a few minutes later, they found this little terrified kitten, so cute. >> it apparently had been hanging underneath the car for at least four miles. so what are they calling it? chip. the tow truck driver at the scene asked to adopt her. now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and in accuweather, it was a bright but breezy and cool finish to the weekend. temperatures this afternoon about 5 to 10 degrees below where they should be for this time of year. the trend for the week ahead, warm those numbers up. live doppler 7 earlier this afternoon had a couple of isolated showers in the hilltops. the sun has set. the showers have diminished. but what we felt area wide was the wind. it is not good news for allergy sufferers. that blows all the pollen around. the latest pollen report shows grass and trees are at high levels. and with warming temperatures

and the winds not really relaxing all that much for the week ahead, it's likely allergy sufferers are going to have a tough time with the pollen going through our atmosphere. outside we go. a live look showing you right now east bay hills camera. really good visibility at this hour. the camera earlier this evening was shaking. but right now it's rather steady. and the winds have been backing off significantly today. wind gusts through the afternoon over 30 miles per hour. they're now down to only 14 at sfo. 13, half moon bay and concord. down to 10 miles per hour. out there right now, numbers have been falling back into the 40s and the 50s. 52 right now in san francisco. 55 in san jose and concord. 48 in santa rosa. and the current number, 56 in oakland. live doppler 7 along with satellite, the reason for the winds today, we have an area of low pressure you. see the counterclockwise circulation just to our east that kicks up the winds today. and it's going to slowly exit to the east the next 24 hours. but the winds will kick up once again tomorrow, unfortunately. so the call overnight tonight

breezy right along the coast. temperatures falling in the mid 40s to low 50s. mainly clear skies in the north bay. a coupe of clouds will try and bubble up after midnight in the south bay. so we'll call it partly cloudy skies south of the gelden gate bridge. monday is going to be another nice looking day. lots of sunshine out there. but you will notice in the afternoon those winds do turn gusty. anywhere from 15 to 30 miles per hour at times. that's once again going to keep temperatures on the cool side for your monday. 65 in oakland for tomorrow afternoon. 60 in san francisco. about 68, san jose. and 72. that number in napa. future weather. we're going to jump ahead into tuesday. tuesday is going to feature a lot of cloud cover, and a chance of a sprinkle. you see the green on your screen. it's not widespread ball. light shower is there. and that chance is there really throughout the day on tuesday. once we get this weak system out of here by wednesday, the sunshine returns. and that's going to allow very warm air to move in. in fact, future tracker temperatures. by friday, it's feeling like

summer out there. sunny and hot. 80s and 90s return inland. even around the coast, it is going to feel mild temperatures going well into the 70s. the accuweather seven-day forecast. let's plan the next seven days for you. sunny and windy on your monday. a chance of a sprinkle on tuesday. it's not widespread. but by wednesday, the sunshine returns, and we quickly warm the temperatures up to hot levels by friday, continuing into next weekend. >> beautiful forecast. thank you. >> stay consistent the whole time. >> up or down. >> layers. that's t

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the western conference finals. but there was a little controversy with some suggesting zaza pachulia intentionally tried to injure kawhi leonard. great to see steve kerr in the building. still not coaching, but advising. at one point the dubs had more turnovers than field goals. kawhi leonard had 26. spurs were up 20 at the half. warriors make a furious comeback in the third. steph curry heating up, 19 in the quarter. and then the turning point. kawhi leonard rolls his ankle. first time on the foot of teammate david lee. and then when zaza pachulia goes for the block, some suggest it was a dirty play. but even kawhi said afterwards he thought zaza was just contesting the shot. with leonard out, an 18-0 run. durant was a beast in the fourth quarter. loses the ball, gets it back, gives the dubs the lead. he finished with 34. 74 between he and stef. stef had 40 hits to tie it at

106. and then gets the fortune bounce to seal the deal. warriors take game one, outscoring the spurs 58-33 the rest of the way. >> it's a game we needed to kind of wake us up a bit. we know what this game is about. no matter who is on the court, they're going to come at you, keep playing hard. this wasn't a really good game for us, but we won the game and played better in the second half. >> it's a nice to win game one. we have to capitalize off that and start game two better. >> mama, can you come take my place and let me sit in the living room without the pressure? you know what? the team was fantastic. they kept their composure. san antonio is a great team. they're well-coached obviously. and they came in here and punched news the mouth. >> all right. oh, baby, giants trying to take 3 of 4 from the reds. brandon crawford, two-run double. and it's 7-0 after two. jeff samardzija did his parton 4i8. he goes 6 2/3. struck out eight.

rand don belt with a splash hit yesterday. today didn't hit the water, but it's still out of here. his seventh of the year. the giants win 8-3. their first three-game win streak of the season. a's and rangers fifth inning. rosales ties with his third home run of the year. aj griffin, a 2-2 ball game. two batters later, matt joyce, his fourth home run of the season. a two-run shot. griffin allowed three home runs in five innings. and watch this, this kid doesn't want a souvenir. you can visit. 4-2 a's. nomar knocks in the winning win. the a's lose their fifth straight. the sports report brought to you by river rock casino. a big when by the warriors. game two on

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to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kate larsen. in tonight's headline, grief counselors will be at james logan high school in fremont tomorrow morning after a car crash killed a student on prom night. 18-year-old shane marcelino died around 2:30 this morning. her mother was making a left turn when another car slammed into them. maria marcelino is in the hospital now with major injuries, but fortunately, she is expected to survive. the developer of an emeryville condo project destroyed by a fire is vowing to rebuild. yesterday's fire at the complex under construction on adeline street was the second fire in ten months.

atf is working with local police investigators and fire investigators to find the cause. tomorrow, two psychologists could evaluate the man convicted of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. lawyers for antonin garcia torres want a psychologist to show he was affected by trauma from his childhood. prosecutors want to have their own doctor interview torres. his sentencing begins on tuesday. tonight north korea says its latest rocket launch shows it has the technology necessary to reach the u.s. with a missile. >> abc news reporter gloria riviera has more on the escalation situation along the korean peninsula. >> that launch raising troubling questions about the increasing sophistication of north korea's missile program. >> it's the first time we've seen any military missile go this far. but we can be sure that the north koreans are trying to make this missile nuclear capable. >> the medium range ballistic missile launched early sunday, reaching an unusually high

altitude. covering 430 miles over 30 minutes before coming down into the sea between north korea and japan, a few hundred miles from russia. >> because these missiles are getting more and more capable, shooting up twhards russia allowed them to test the maximum range of this particular missile. >> in a statement, the white house called north korea a flagrant menace, and said the president cannot imagine that russia is pleased. but russia's defense ministry saying the test posed no danger due to that country's early warning system. this was the seventh missile test since president trump took office. the previous three tests of this type of missile failed, leading some to suggest that the u.s. had hacked the tests. >> there was a very strong belief that the americans through cybermethods have been successful on several occasions in interrupting these sort of tests and making these fail. >> but on the fourth try, it worked for the north koreans. the first successful launch of its kind, the kn-17. in response, the trump

administration is calling for tougher sanctions and press to explain its overall strategy. >> you'll soon find out, won't you? >> military action? >> you'll soon find out. >> what we're going to do is continue to tighten the screws. he feels it. he absolutely sfeels ifeels it. france's new president took office. emmanuel macron became france's youngest president when he was sworn into office in paris today. the 39-year-old describes himself as a political centrist. macron campaigned on a pro-business platform and vowed to keep france in the european union. unions have already protested against him. macron takes over for socialist francois hollande. he once served as adviser to hollande. new victims come forward after the biggs online extortion hack ever recorded. hackers affecting computers in more than 150 countries, demanding ransom to free them back up. but a second hit could actually be coming tomorrow morning when people get back to work.

abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross has the story. >> law enforcement and intelligence agencies tracking the so-called wanna cry virus say the number of attacks tonight being reported continues to grow. >> the latest numbers are over 200,000 victims and 150 countries. which the head of the joint european law enforcement agency europol telling abc news, the worst may be yet to come with the ransom ware tomorrow morning. >> when the computers are switched on again monday morning, we might see the infection rates going back up. >> the attack spread at a speed never seen before, across six continents with an ominous message suddenly showing up on the targeted computers. it was only contained when this security computer programmer in indiana darian huss discover there might be a kill switch. >> it would not take for ransom and not attempt to spread itself.

>> his information was then use bade 22-year-old programmer in great britain who talked by phone with abc news, fearful to show his face. >> i was panicking, looking through the code. and i realized that actually, no we had stopped it. >> the biggest target in the u.s. was the giant fed ex shipping service. elsewhere around the world, factories, railroads, hospital, even police departments were all hit. the targets were told to pay between $300 and $600 in ransom to free their essentially kidnapped computers, or have their files erased permanently. so far the number of targets to pay up is remarkably low according to europol. >> 20 or $30,000 only would never recommend you pay a ransom because you're dealing with a bunch of crooks. you never know that they'll do what they programs to do anyway. >> brian ross, abc news. >> new york. a group of rafters wound up drench and shivering following a dangerous mishap in the rockies. you're looking at video provided by firefighters near vail,

colorado. they used ropes to rescue three rafters, but four people actually needed rescuing after their raft got stuck on a rock. firefighters pulled three of them to safety. the fourth dislodged the raft from the rock before returning to dry land. only one of those four wore a life vest. and rescuers say that everyone should have worn a life vest. kate loves this story. in san jose, five orphan coyote cubs are recovering after a dramatic rescue. a man who lives in the almaden neighborhood noticed the pups and called wildlife emergency service. this group posted this video of rescuers using a crowbar to remove a rock one was hiding under and lift it to safety. the wildlife center is treating them for dehiydration until they're well enough to be released. >> they're cute. >> until they grow up. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a reunion this mother's

day more than five decades in the making. a mom and her daughter together at last. and i'm meteorologist drew tomb map. we'll start the new workweek off with some breezy conditions. but we're going to

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if this mother's day story doesn't put a smile on your face or a tear in your eye, i don't know what will. a mom and her daughter are reunited for the first time in 52 years. abc news reporter tom llamas has the story. >> i want her to be here. >> it's a moment donna pavey thought would never happen. >> oh my goodness. >> more than 50 years ago, pavey put her first born, a daughter, up for adoption. something she says she was forced to do. >> i always had a hole in my heart. >> she later marry and two more daughters who helped find their older sister through facebook. finally, the big moment. >> oh my god! >> the long lost mother and daughter reunited.

>> my eyes, my mouth! >> their first touch in 52 years. holding on as tight as they can. that daughter sharon gliddon, who like her mom had also been searching. sharon recently learned the truth after her adoptive parents passed away. a dna test pointed her to pavey. >> and now i feel like i'm complete. >> that's it. that's right. i'm complete too. >> mother and daughter not wasting any time creating new memories, finding how similar they are. they say the bond. >> i never want to let her go. >> will never fade away. and that mother's day, donna is in oklahoma where sharon lives to meet her new grandchildren and five great grandchildren. she can only dream of knowing. tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> a wonderful story. >> that's quite some story.

all right. let's check in now with drew. find out what the weather looks like. >> and eric and kate, we're tracking a breezy night tonight. and then the winds will pick up tomorrow afternoon once again. out there tonight, lows in the mid-40s to low 50s. clear skies in the north bay. a couple of clouds try and bubble up along the coast south of the golden gate. but most spots will see plenty of stars out there. as we good about your monday, the winds are going to crank. 15 to 35 miles per hour in the afternoon. it's a bright but breezy day once again. 60s to low 70s the name on the gym on monday. that's how we start the week. how we finish it is on a warm note. take look at this. future tracker temperatures. it is hot and sunny on tried with 80s and 90s making a return. the accuweather forecast, it's sunny monday, wednesday and tuesday. a chance of a sprinkle and then we warm up and brighten up the skies for much of next week. >> very good. >> thank you very much. so if you wager on basketball games and you're sitting at home watching the first quarter of the warriors game you doing a lot of this?

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abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> huge win by the warrior others the spurs in game one of the western conference finals, overcoming a 25-point deficit to win by a bucket. afterwards, i told head coach mike brown that his mom warned him there would be days like this. and what was he thinking when his team was down 25 points. >> mama, can you come take my place and let me sit many that living room without this pressure. no, you know what? the team was fantastic. they kept their composure. san antonio is a great team. they're well coached, obviously. and they came in here and punched plus the mouth.

our guys kept their composure and just kind of chipped away, chipped away, chipped away. and with the firepower that we have with this group, we're capable of going on huge runs at any time no matter who we're playing. >> all right. really sloppy this the first half. timeoff, san antonio's defense? what was it? >> combination of all of it. we didn't keep our poise defensively in the first half. well kind of let our game get away from us because 80. we weren't pushing the ball. we weren't moving bodies offensively. we weren't sharing the ball the right way and keeping the game simple. and because we weren't doing those things, it hurt us on the other end of the floor. and we weren't locked in defensively. and they made us pay. >> zaza involved in maybe the key foul in the game. kawhi leonard came down, resprained his ankle, left. you guys went on an 180 run after that. does the guy make that much of a difference or did you guys finally kick it in? >> no. kawhi is a great player. having said all that, you

understand that they're still a great team. against houston, they didn't have him at all and they won the game. so the spurs are a formidable opponent no matter who is on the floor. >> one of the key games, down 25, come back. what does this do to your opponent? >> i'm not sure. i'm not in their locker room. but i know that they're a veteran group. i know they have been here before in situations similar to. this and papa is a great coach. a the end of the day he is going to have the guys ready in game two. we have to be sharper than tonight. >> can we say coach popovich. >> in warriors have to win. that's it. >> your mom will come and take your place if you need it? >> mom, i'm counting on you. if we're down 25 again either you or steve kerr in a superman outfit, something, come get me. happy mother's day to all the moms out there. >> i love this guy. good to know mike brown's mom is

available if needed. game two set for tuesday at oracle. it will be interesting to see how the spurs respond to blowing that 25-point lead. to the ice. game two of the western conference finals. ducks and predators. national led 1-0, 2-0 until sammy beats peck re s th th th viktor arvidsson misses a rap. 3-2 preds. shea theodore's shot. andre case there for the rebound. just gets it over the line. 3-3 game. and then nick richie would cap off the third. goal third period for anaheim hazy nearly takes off the had off. the ducks even the series at one with a 5-3 victory. the tour's unofficial fifth major. tpc sawgrass for shot of the day goes to rafa you've seen birdies, eagles, hole in one. but rarely see an albatross.

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to you by river rock casino. it will be interesting game two. you get a 25-point lead and get blown out by that it will be interesting how they respond. but athlets have short memories. >> we were talking about would popovich steal one. this was the one to steal. that was the one to steal we'll see what happens. >> thanks. see you. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source.

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