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with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> it's red, which is sort of cool. >> well, stargazers young and old were looking out tonight for the super blood wolf moon lunar eclipse. >> the cloudy skies parting just in time at one sold-out viewing party in oakland. thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. the red glow was caused by the earth's shadow covering the moon. >> abc7 is at the space and science ten where hundreds, a sold-out crowd came to star gaze. uncer. >> reporter: that's right, it called for rain and clouds. at 8:30, the clouds parted, the crowds came out. the sun, earth, moon aligned and

for a short bit, the moon turned red. just after 8:30 p.m., they aligned. the sun, earth and moon all in a row causing the moon to turn red. >> that was unbelievable. like i literally felt like i was watching a movie, like somebody just pulled a fake image background. it was unreal. >> reporter: the earth casting a shadow over the moon is what makes the moon look blood red and clouds finally getting to see the super red wolf moon. >> i am enamored. i didn't know what i would see, but it was kind of fantastical, if that makes sense. >> reporter: for those who came out it d. at the space and science center in oakland, one of several viewing parties around the bay area. what did you see? >> a lot of red. >> reporter: astronomer gerald mckeegan gave a lecture to the hundreds who came out. astronomers have been able to

predict lunar eclipses 2000 years. tonight's celeste ral event may not have created new science, but it created new fans of science. >> to me it is an extraordinary event, to pay attention when mother nature is putting on a show. >> reporter: now, it's called a super moon because tonight's full moon was at its closest point to the earth making it look bigger and brighter than normal. it's called the wolf moon because that is at name native american's gave to january's full moon. the next super blood wolf moon over the bay area will be in 2029. in oakland, uncer, abc7 news. >> thank you. if you want to see more of the blood moon we have video of it on our abc7 news facebook page. >> as he mentioned, rainy cloudy weather impacting the bay area for most of the day. take a look. you can see the gusts there from atop our mount tam cam from earlier today.

there were strong waves in santa cruz. >> let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma for more on the weather cast. >> tonight we're still tracking some scattered showers out there. we're not done with the storm system quite yet. live doppler 7, i want to zoom in to a couple spots. from novato, san rafael over to hair ward and san ramon right now. into the south bay we have one downpour that moved out of willow glenn moving into edenville. there are pops of yellow. even to mount hamilton, once you get higher vegass and colder air, the white you see on live doppler 7 could be a few flakes flying in our hills. the wider picture had a line of showers move through earlier this evening. now they're widely scattered. so forth next four hours, we're going to keep the storm impact scale intact for scattered showers, even the possibility of some wind gusts near 30 miles an hour. and there is the isolated chance you could see a couple of hail storms pop up within that

four-hour period. behind the storm system, we have a major change to our pattern. we're going to detail that in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, drew. abc7 news was in mill valley where localized shutting shut down a few lanes especially near the mansanita park and ride where flood sergio garcia a problem. >> from rain, snowfall is expected in the sierras. it will stay into effect until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. that could make driving dangerous. you are looking at video captured by cal trans. traffic cameras earlier today, if you plan on driving in the mountains, chains are required on parts of both interstate 80 and u.s. highway 50. up to 3 feet of snow is expected in the higher elevations. >> you can always check weather conditions where you live with the abc7 news app. it's free to download. you can enable push alerts so we can notify you with any hazards or warnings related to the weather. >> san francisco police have made an arrest in the brutal

beating of an 88-year-old grandmother. >> you may recall the terrible attack on -- that happened earlier this month in the city's visitacion valley neighborhood on the elderly woman. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has more on the 18-year-old arrested for the crime. >> they are just hearing about the news themselves about having a suspect in custody. >> reporter: the family of 88-year-old yik oy wong reacting to word an arrest is made in her brutal beating and robbery. >> there is certainly relief that if there is somebody who had caused harm to their grandma, that this person might be able to cause harm to another person. >> reporter: the s.f.p.d. sayser committing another y. detailsf thatrime are unr.he ogina pole sketch of th suspect. police believe he beat wong the morning of january 8 at a park in visitacion valley before breaking into her home nearby. >> i'm just glad that a suspect

has been apprehended. this is one of the most heinous crimes you can do to -- something like this to a senior, it's something that should be unheard of. >> reporter: wong's family said she remains in critical condition with a shattered face along with a broken spine, hand and ribs. the crime shook the community and a safety forum was held on saturday. police assured neighbors they have increased patrols. >> anybody who comes to our community and does something this violent on a senior, on a child, we are going to find them. >> reporter: grandma wong's family said there are signs she is improving. >> she is reacting to family members on their visits, slight improvements, but they're very, very hopeful about what they're seeing. >> reporter: and they continue to pray for her recovery. the 18-year-old suspect remains here in county jail. he denied our request for an interview today. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> the san francisco police officers association was

offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. there's been no word in that reward will be given out or not. now, as we mentioned, police have not released many details about the arrest of the suspect. in the meantime, a gofundme page for wong and her family has raised more than $9,000 so far. we have a link to it at our website, abc7news.com. >> this is day 30 of the government shutdown. a live look right now at capitol hill. congress is on recess until tuesday and there's no sign of the shutdown ending after democrats turned down a compromise offer from president trump yesterday. meantime, today mr. trump took aim at house speaker nancy pelosi and san francisco. he tweeted that nancy pelosi has behaved so irrationally and has gone so far to the left that she is now officially become a radical democrat. it says she is so petrified of the lefties in her far at this that she has lost control. by the way, clean up the streets in san francisco. they are disgusting. speaker pelosi responded by

saying, 800,000 americans are going without pay. reopen the government, let workers get their paychecks and then we can discuss how we can come together to protect the border. new at 11:00, san francisco mayor london breed also weighed in tweeting back at mr. trump, we are cleaning up the streets just like speaker pelosi is cleaning up after the mess that is your presidency. she's getting mixed response from supporters and people pointing out that many city streets are still dirty. >> all right. tomorrow, of course s martin luther king, jr. day, there are lots of events planned in the bay area. >> cal trans will be running its traditional celebration train that takes people to the celebration in san francisco. it's free and starts in san jose, but you have to register in advance. the march is planned in san francisco and there are several other celebrations going on for the civil rights icon. his son is encouraging people to give back to the community. >> my mom often said it really is a day on, not a day off. so although it's a holiday, which means maybe kickback and relax, it really is more of say day we should be engaged in

service. >> a reminder that tomorrow is a federal holiday, so the post office, banks and the stock market will all be closed. for a full list of events go to our website at abc7news.com. >> it's official. the los angeles rams and new england patriots are headed to the super bowl. abc7 sports avgnchor mindy bachs here. one has been around awhile. >> it's crazy to think no other player has been to more super bowls than tom brady. he's appeared at 8. if the patriots win over the chiefs he is going to his 9th super bowl extending his nfl record. super bowl liii will be his third straight super bowl appearance. brady was 24 when he played in his first super bowl. that was xxxvi against the st. louis rams. well, coincidentally, nevada's own jared goff is going to his first super bowl age 24 as quarterback of the rams. he also went to cal and is

excited fellow cal running back c.j. anderson will be jointing him in atlanta. >> unbelievable. can't put into words. the fight we have being down, just had to feed off of what we were doing. c.j. was running the ball well. i expect to have a hill of a game at the super bowl. i can't believe i'm saying that. >> these are memories that will last a lifetime. i said a few weeks ago i'm blessed to find something that i love to do, that i love to work at, and that's probably been the biggest blessing of my life. >> and redwood city's julian edelman is going to his 5th super bowl with the patriots. sean mcvay is a former 49ers executive during their five super bowl winning seasons. he's the youngest coach to coach the super bowl at age 32. even though no bay area teams will be in atlanta for super bowl liii, there are plenty of bay area connections worth watching in that game. >> we will be watching. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. should be very good. >> mindy, thanks. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, thieves on the run from

cops stopped for some tacos in san francisco. how officers busted them just in time, even after thinking they'd lost the suspects. >> and a palo alto mom is pitching her dress company on shark tank. coming up, the story of how the single mom with no fashion background got her compa

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it is a burglary with a strange twist. san mateo county sheriffs have released this photo of a burglary suspect who released a live feed of the event on social media. hassan in palo alto went to a home in wood side and confronted a victim inside. she grabbed the victim's cell phone and began live streaming, shedding her clothes as she walked out into the backyard. the victim managed to lock her

out and call the sheriff's department. >> if you think that was bizarre, a pair of suspected crooks didn't get to finish their lunch after being arrested while dining in san francisco. a highway patrol airplane followed the suspects to this taco shop you see here in the sunset district on friday. we're looking at video shared by the chp. the chase began when officers took a report about a stolen credit card in sausalito. now, that sparked a chase in san rafael, but officers decided to stop their pursuit on the golden gate bridge. even though the ground chase ended, the chp airplane kept following those suspects. >> new at 11:00, six years ago, a single mom from palo alto put dres shean te sn eeuhaan sewing . ab newudn he >> reporter: for single mom whitney, it was sink or swim from the beginning.

>> i don't have child care, i don't have money, i have nothing. >> reporter: she founded a clothing company sonnet [phonetic] james. her prebaby wardrobe didn't work and she was over maternity clothes. >> there was a problem, i went to the store, i didn't find anything meet in the middle. i'm just going to make something. >> reporter: but she had no experience sewing or designing dresses. >> at the time i was a single mom. i put my boys to bed and then from 8:00 until 2:00 every night i would teach myself. it was a super hard learning curve. >> reporter: now more than five years later she's being circled by the sharks on abc's show "shark tank." >> standing before that door is for sure the most nerve-racking part of the entire thing. >> reporter: wash friendly clothing for moms who play with the kids resonates with customers. >> what matters to me most is besides liking the product is i want to support female-run businesses. >> reporter: so did the sharks. >> i'm going to offer you the

$350,000 for 25%. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the founder of the women's shape wear brand spanx sarah blakely took a bite. in a shark tank rarity, she offered what whitney asked for. >> once i was going, it was never, never, never stop. >> reporter: in the south bay, katie yudis, abc7 news. >> now i want to check out her clothes. that's a great story. >> it is a great story. >> yeah. >> now let's check out more about the weather. here's meteorologist drew tuma. >> guys, we're still tracking scattered showers out there tonight. but tomorrow the day is going to be dry. so the storm is on the tail end of the bay area. live doppler 7 right now showing you some scattered showers. as we zoom on intoee lel we'll notice over the past 30 minutes or so where those showers are hitting. they're very light in nature. not everybody is seeing them right now, and we only have a couple more hours left with this storm system. so the picture tonight will take

you to the golden gate bridge camera. we still have wet pavement on the roads tonight. where we saw the rainfall today, it was light in nature, but a quick hitting downpour did add up pretty quick in napa. about 3/10 of an inch there. san francisco close to a quarter of an inch, less than that in oakland. san jose almost 2/10 of an inch. livermore coming in with 15/100 of an inch of rain. temperature wise, we are quickly thawing. that cold front moving through, behind the cold front we have cooler air working in. so our numbers are quickly falling into the 40s at this hour. part of the reason why we're cooling off pretty quickly, we have a stiff breeze in a lot of spots. gusting to 28 in half moon bay. 24, current wind gust is 28 in novato. the winds remain pretty active over the next couple of hours so we continue to have that wind advisory in effect. this lasting until 4:00 early monday morning. we're at times we could see winds gusting close to 45 miles an hour, but after 4:00 a.m., the winds are going to relax. so the storm impact scale will

keep this in for the next four hours or so as the system begins to depart. so we have those scattered showers right now. the winds could be active. we have had reports of hail earlier this evening. not out of the question another shower could drop some quick-hitting hail as well. winter storm warning still in effect in the sierra until 4:00 tomorrow morning. still talking about above 6000 feet. we could still pick up one to 2 feet of snow once the storm is totally revved up tomorrow afternoon. so keep our eye on that. when we're talking about overnight lows tonight, it will get chilly. it will remain pretty windy. we see temperatures in the upper 30s to mid 40s as our storm kind of exits the region. we do have another coastal flood advisory in effect tomorrow morning. it coincides with our highest tides all year. the king tide. so high tide in san francisco right around 11 in the morning so we could see again minor flooding in our low-lying areas. the 12-hour day planner on your monday, look at this. we are mainly dry. could see a coastal sprinkle

early on. otherwise it's a mixture of sun and clouds out there. it's breezy in the afternoon. 10 to 20 miles an hour. nowhere near as windy as we are right now. temperatures mainly in the 50s across the board. highs monday 57 in san francisco. about 58 in oelkd. 59 in san jose. about 59 in concord, half moon bay cooler than that, a high of 55 degrees. so the accuweather seven-day forecast as we get the storm out of here tonight, in the wake of it sunnier skies prevail. warmer weather moves in mid week. by thursday and friday, 60s widespread, even on friday afternoon could see some 70s with that dry pattern continuing into next weekend as well. >> like we said yesterday, spring is here. >> it's here. >> yeah. >> for a moment. >> got it. thanks. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a tiny dog is safe in san francisco after being trapped for 26 hours. how hang glideers helped come to

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>> announcer: abc sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> tom brady has been to eight super bowls. no other nfl player has appeared in more, yet the young and talented patrick ma holmes and the chiefs were favored by the afc title game. keep that in mind as you watch these highlights. as you know, brady sure did. he is at his best when he is underestimated. even at age 41, the chiefs damien williams scored three touchdowns in the first quarter. the chiefs led in the first quarter. brady needed 84 seconds to march the patriots down the field. rex burkhead from three yards out. patriots lead 39 seconds remain. ma holmes presumptive league mvp at age 23 got the chiefs in field goal range, a 27 yard pickup by demarcus robinson. harrison from 39 yards out.

tie game again. the patriots win the toss in overtime. so, a touchdown ends it. brady goes to work. three big third down conversions, two of them to redwood city's own julian edelman and burkhead gets it in from two yards out to win it for new england. 37-31 the final. brady's 9th super bowl, most of any player in league history. >> the odds were stacked against us. it has been that way for a while. it certainly was this year. and never started off so slow. and like i said, the last four games have been our best games. >> it hurts everybody. we knew we had the opportunities this game and this season. we put in the work. we know this can be a building block. it can be something that carries us in the future. i mean right now it's the end, but hop is jing o a longime. >> in the nfc title game nevada's jared goff way off rhythm by the incredible crowd

noise in the super dome. drew brees to jared griffin gave the saints a 13-0 lead. the rams came back. goff finds tyler hig by and it's a three-point game in the third. there was some serious controversy tied in the final minutes. no call on this pass interference by the rams coleman. that would have given the saints first and goal, and an easy field goal to win it. they would have controlled the clock. head coach sean payton said the nfl called and apologized, but the damage was done. this game goes into overtime. he makes a 57-yard field goal to send the rams to the super bowl. 26-23. goff is going to the big game. >> definitely went through a whole gamut of emotions when the field goal went in from excited to, you know, emotional to just overwhelmingly happy and very excited, man. get to play in the super bowl. we earned it. we deserve t. >> sean, what explanation did

you give? >> simple, they blew the call. should never have not been a call. they said not only was it interference, it was -- they just couldn't believe it. >> this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. you don't know if the call would have decided the game, but is certainly played a big, big role. there's nothing you can do about t. the saints don't feel any better with the apology. >> thanks, mindy. >> much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00, the teenager accused of taunting a native american man issuing a statement. that and new video giving a new side to the story. >> plus an oscar nominations are just days away. the big clue

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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now, it happened here in the bay area just after 8:30 p.m. the sun, earth and moon aligned causing the moon to turn red. tonight's so-called super blood wolf moon drew hundreds to the space center in oakland. it was one of several viewing parties around the bay area. >> san francisco police have made an arrest in the brutal beating of an 88-year-old grandmother. >> you may recall the terrible attack on yik oi huang that happened in the visitacion valley neighborhood. 18-year-old was arrested saturday in san francisco after committing another robbery. >> the teenager was part of a group accused of taunting a native american waraken at the lincoln memorial in washington, d.c. does not tell

the entire story. abc7 reporter arielle reshef has the story. >> reporter: fury over this viral encounter. a group of students from a catholic school in kentucky appearing to face-off with native american nathan phillips at the foot of the lincoln memorial friday. one of the boys seen here staring stoically at phillips as he beats his drum. the students on a school trip to washington, d.c. to attend the march for life. initial video of the incident spreading like wildfire. the student sustaining swift backlash. but longer videos posted online show much more of what happened before the exchange. both groups apparently riled up by a few self-described black israelites hurling slurs at the native americans and the teens. >> that's right. >> reporter: in the new footage, phillips seen approaching the

crowd of boys as they chant their school letters. phillips telling the local o diffuse the tension by intervening and this clip purporting to show the member of the indigenous people's group confronting the boys. >> moments later this boy tries to seem to keep the confrontation from escalating in response to the online vitriol, the father of one of the teens coming to their defense saying, to present children in a false light to advance your agenda is a new low. arielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> oakland teachers expected to return to work after some of them staged a one day walk out on friday. the teachers are locked in negotiations with the district over pay and class sizes. they are seeking a 12% pay raise over the three years and the district is offering a 5% bump over three years. union leaders told abc7 news a strike could happen next month if no progress is made in

contract talks. meantime, in los angeles, negotiations there are ongoing to try to end the teachers strike. marathon bargaining sessions have been taking place at city hall this weekend. more than 30,000 teachers went on strike on monday, demanding higher pay, smaller classes, and more support staff. the l.a. school district is the second largest in the country with about 640,000 students. this is the first strike in 30 years. >> a nightmare flight for some united passengers headed to hong kong. the plane took off from newark, new jersey, but a medical emergency caused it to divert to a canadian forces base in the province of new found labrador. they got stuck for 19 hours because of mechanical problems caused by the frigid temperatures. passengers then got frustrated with the various explanations given for the delay. >> pilot was so sick of being looked at as a guy that's lying to the passengers. he flat out said, look, here's the ceo's e-mail. oscar nunez.

e-mail him. >> united sent another plane to get the 250 plus passengers who had gotten stuck and took them back to newark. the airline has apologized. alma daetz less than 48 hours after britain's prince philip crashed his car, the 97-year-old royal was spotted driving without a seat belt. the duke of edinburgh was photographed driving a new land rover near the queen's estate. seat belts are required on public roads in the u.k. police say they are aware of the photos and that suitable words of advice have been given to the driver. prince philip was in a collision with another car on friday. he was not hurt, but two women suffered minor injuries. >> oscar nominations are just days away, but we may be getting an idea of one of the best candidates for best picture. green book is a road trip drama about an african-american pianist played by oakland native ali and his italian american driver in the '60s. last night it won the top honor at the producer's guild awards. it also won the golden globe for

best motion picture, musical or comedy. the field of possible contenders for the best picture oscar is packed. so two wins is noticeable. >> oscar nominations, those are announced tuesday. the big night to remind you is sunday, february 24th. you can watch the oscars right here on abc7. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, we are continuing to keep tabs on tonight's rain. >> yeah, that's right, guys. live doppler 7 still tracking scattered showers out there. we'll have the very latest on the timing, what to expect tomorrow in the accuweather forecast after the break. >> surveillance shows the moment a 50-foot kristen sze crashes into a california restaurant. how it just missed injuring dozens of people. >> abc's new brand local inspiring stories in a digital series called more in common. >> meet passionate athletes who t tabitie in their way of their love of steam. ♪ ♪ >> i think every blind person

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estimated to be at least 50 feet tall. red branch barbecue has been in business in woodland hills for nearly 50 years. the family believes the tree was diseased. >> they just took down the liquid amber tree in front because it was diseased. they really should have taken this one out, too. it could have been prevented. >> people are coming and going back there, and it's just a blessing that nobody got hurt. >> the bummer, though, the tree crashed down shortly before 55 guests were due to arrive for a wedding rehearsal dinner, forcing the cancellation of the event. >> facebook is going to roll out a new feature tomorrow that's designed to promote community activism. users will be able to post and sign online petitions that appear in their news feeds. the feature will be called community actions and has been going through tests the past several weeks. elected officials and government agencies tagged on a community action that will receive a notification and they can respond. >> all right. a notification about the upcoming week when it comes to the weather. >> could have a switch in our weather pattern.

here's drew. >> that's exactly right, and deoion. we could have showers. we're still tracking scattered showers really light in nature. it's not only the rain we're tracking. we also have breezy winds out there, 30 mile an hour gusts along the coast. 25 right now in hayward. 20 that current sustained wind in san francisco. so, the storm impact scale over the next four hours, we're tracking the scattered showers. we're almost done with the storm. those breezy winds, and we have had hail with this system earlier this evening. so it's not out of the question. one shower could drop some hail again, but i think most spots will remain pretty quiet. in fact, hour by hour on future weather, by 3:00 in the morning, you can see the coverage of the showers goes down greatly so really along the coast is your best bet by then. as we wake up tomorrow morning a mix of sun and clouds. perhaps showers in the santa cruz mountains. many ever us are dry from the start. monday will be dry for many of

us. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60. so a few degrees shy of where we should be this time of year. the accuweather seven-day forecast we'll show you we have a brighter and warmer trend on the way. some cool mornings tuesday and wednesday, but by thursday and friday afternoon we are getting to near 70 in our warm est spots. in the weekend looking great, saturday and sunday a quiet pattern. lots of sunshine with temperatures in the 60s. >> so is this it? has spring sprung? >> oh, no, february -- we'll see more rain. >> for the time being. >> we get a break. >> we'll take it. >> more meteorological fun ahead. we have some foot ball fun and basketball fun, whatever kind of sports fun you want. >> it was a special day out on the farm. not just because stanford picked up ano win. it's what this win means for their long-time head coach.

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>> the stanford cardinal has never lost to washington state in women's basketball, never. today that record improved to 64-0. that's not the number that is being celebrated at maples pavilion. tara is in her 33rd year leading the program. she had 27 points in the last game. the triple right here helped stanford start a 19-6 run. the cardinal were never threatened. williams with the steal and the easy layup. stanford led by 18 at the half. williams had 19 in this contest. smith had a career-high 34 points, her third 30-point game of the year. she also had 15 boards. that is one off of her career-high. stanford just cruised to victory. van da veer marked 900th win at the university and naturally she took it all in stride. >> i never thought about it. you know, it was -- it's a little mind boggling, you know, just to think that -- how

quickly it's gone and it's not a one-person thing at all. it's a team sport. i'm really excited just to be enjoying the day today and hope our team keeps improving. >> i am so grateful to be part of the program and be able to learn from tara every day. not everybody gets to say that they have a coach that's a hall of famer. i'm trying stoke it in while i can. i wish i could stay here more than four years. >> i do, too, anna. >> her name is christine. she has had a double-double every game this season. that's 18 double-doubles in a row going back to last season. today 30 points and 18 boards the bears held off washington, 79-70 to complete their own weekend sweep. lonzo ball sprained his ankle last night and the lakers lost to the rockets. that means l.a. will be without ball, rondo and james when they host the c demarcus

cousins got a little post game love from clai and steph in his season debut friday night. steve kerr said things went about as planned. he expects to increase cousins' minutes monday night. steph admits at the beginning of the game, a little rough. >> to be honest, it was the first four minutes he was on the court, i think we called one play and i think we messed it up. so it was a lot of -- i think we have chemistry in terms of caring for each other and trying to bring the best out of each other. but the chemistry in terms of what we're doing every possession will continue to get better. >> we'll have to ease him back in. we want to bump up his minutes as we can when we can, but it will take some time. if the game called for it, maybe, maybe play him a little bit more, you know. if there was a blowout either way, maybe try to get him a few minutes down at the end just for conditioning purposes. >> alexander was not doing so

well in his fourth round match . well, he decided to vent, and, yeah, he took it out on his tennis racket. thankfully just his tennis racket. he just mangled that. a little fear in the ball kids' eyes. the tournament just decided to let him go at it. i don't think he's going to -- i'm sure it's going to be sold on ebay. the outburst did not help. he lost in straight sets. unbelievable. this is a great moment for earthquake fans. they braved the south bay rain to meet and greet new head coach. he was in a shelter while fans wre in the rain during the question and answer period. he said forget that. part way through h jumped off stage, went into the rain himself, took all remaining questions outside with the fans. ten, of course, he stayed and met the fans individually. you talk about players coach, this is a fans coach. hopefully the quakes will be in good shape with him at the helm. they certainly need improve from last season. this is abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. embrace the rain.

i love that from coach almeda. >> embrace the crowd. >> absolutely. >> they were out there and excited. >> it's a great mantra to have for your team when you take over. >> ms. bach, if i were king, he would have had to play with that racket. you broke it, now get out there and play. >> that would have been a very, very long match, though. >> my question is, can't he get a penalty for that? that was the same -- >> they can. but they let him go. you can absolutely let him go. serena williams got a penalty, i'm sure that will be brought up. i don't know all of the situation around it. so i'll withhold judgment for now. >> kids, this is not the way you handle adversity in sports, okay? >> thanks for that lesson, eric. >> oh, no problem. >> weather lesson, maybe? >> we also embrace the rain the weather department. a few scattered showers out there tonight, guys. maybe an early morning sprinkle on the coast. otherwise it is a dry day on monday for the holiday, and then it just gets brighter from then

on out. and warmer weather does move in. people want to have a break from the rain. we'll get it the week ahead. a lot of sunshine by thursday and friday. we are warm out there. watch friday, though. our warm est spots could get close to 70 degrees. that will feel nice out there, the next 7 days get a break from the storm. >> so the people who want ed some sun are really going to get it and other people who wanted rain they're not going to get it. >> not the next seven days. >> thanks. >> kids, that's how you handle a forecast. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim for all of us here at abc7 news. thanks so much for join us. have a quite night and we'll see okay, so you've been to the it's great right? earth. but i bet you haven't done this. or that. or been here. i bet you haven't met her, or him, or them. ooo, dance-off! this is... incredible. you, see what i did right there. and when is the last time you felt like this, or that mean, come on-

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