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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> we can't be more thankful as a, as a community here. >> tonight san francisco giants fans are remembering the man that helped keep the team in town and got them a new ballpark. peter mcgowan, former giants managing general partner for 15 years has died. good evening, thanks for joining us. i've eric thomas.>> iansco's cit up giants orange tonight in honor of mcgowan. mayor london breed did that saying she is joining giants fans in honoring him. >> abc7 news kate larson joins us from the ballpark that mcgowan helped to build. there's lets of reaction tonight. >> reporter: absolutely. and not only did peter mcgowan

help keep the giants here in san francisco, he helped create a winning team. he signed barry bonds back in 1993 to a huge contract and then he went on to high the leaders who took the giants to three world series championships. he's also known for sitting with the fans right behind the giants dugout. growing up in manhattan, his favorite team was new york giants. years later in 1992, mcgowan, current ceo and group of investors had a chance to buy the san francisco giants and keep them from moving to florida. >> peter's never say die attitude was instrumental in keeping the giants in san francisco. otherwise, here we are in 2019. we'd be watching the tampa bay giants. >> reporter: bayer spoke to us by phone after his gaethje us battle with cancer. he called him a close friend and mentor and reflected on his pioneering personality that led him to find private funding for

the new stadium that opened in 2000 originally called bac bell park. >> some are liked, some are disliked, peter was a loved donor. >> i'm just heartbroken. what a prince. >> reporter: it's not hard to find a giants fan who isn't grateful for mcgowan keeping baseball in san francisco. >> he was such an extraordinary influence on the city and for any of us who cared about baseball. >> he was the kind of owner that cared about the team and cared built fans and loved the sport. come to ownerships. >> reporter: larry hayes is the giants tour guide at the newly renamed oracle park and credits him for ushering in the new team. >> where we are standing now would be dilapidated warehouses peistence, the lovf cgowan, lary bear, and the entire giants ownership group brought to this project.

>> reporter: actually just this past week, the giants announced that mcgowan would be inducted into their wall of fame during their fan fest event. larry bayer tells me because of mcgowan's passing, they will probably postpone that ceremony. mcgowan is survived by his wife, five children and 12 grandchildren. kate larson, abc7 news. >> kate, thank you very much. taking a last look at city hall. funeral services for peter mcgowan will be private. the giants say in lieu of flowers donations can be 345id to the peter mcgowan field for kids pro fund. and we'll be sure to keep you posted as the giants reveal more details about that wall of fame ceremony. >> well, senator kamala harris officially launched her presidential campaign today. oakland police say 20,000 people attended a rally in her hometown of oakland. >> harris outlined her policies and wasted no time critiquing those of president trump, including his immigration

policies. >> when we have children in cages, crying for their mothers and fathers, don't you dare call that border security. that's a human rights abuse. >> harris is promising medicare for all universal pre-k, debt free college and tax cuts for families. >> we will deliver the largest working and middle class tax cut in a generation. [ cheers and applause ] to $500 a month to help america's families make ends meet. >> abc7 news reporter katie yudis is live in the newsroom with what political experts and the people are saying about the bay area candidate after today. katie? >> reporter: eric, with nearly or more than 20,000 people in attend anxious, there's clearly a lot of local excitement for her, but political experts say it's too early to say who will pull ahead as a democratic nominee. senator harris has things going both for and against her.

>> in my whole life, i've only had one client, the people. >> reporter: from prosecutor to presidential candidate. >> the fight for justice is everyone's responsibility. >> reporter: democrat kamala harris has represented california as a u.s. senator for the last two years. >> she may have less experience than some of them, but i think the current president and his predecessor showed us that voters don't necessarily need a huge amount of experience in government. >> i've been following her since she was attorney of san francisco. >> reporter: following seven years as s.f. district attorney, she served as california attorney general for six years under governor jerry brown. >> so, we went after the five biggest banks in the united states. we won $20 billion for california homeowners. >> reporter: in national politics she's made a splash during senate hearings with her prosecutorial style of questioning. >> when i heard jeff sessions, you know, you scare me, you know. well, it's not about being scared. she's holding them accountable and that's what we want.

>> reporter: whether her role as a prosecutor hurts or helps is still to be determined. >> i think you've already sort of seen some questions about her record as a prosecutor. that sort of raised questions among liberal activists about her law enforcement background. >> reporter: harris's campaign said she raised more than $1.5 million in the 24 hours following her announcement to run. back on martin luther king, jr. day. >> as the only candidate of color in the race, she has states like south carolina where there are large blocks of african-american voters. i think that is something that will work to her advantage. >> reporter: there was an attempt by a protester to interrupt the senator's speech, but the favorable crowd drowned the person out with chants of, kamala, kamala. the senator is now headed to iowa. in the newsroom, katie yudis, abc7 news. >> katie, thank you very much for the report. now, senator harris is joining a growing list of 202 presidenalotrs he ehe declaredheir candidacy or formed exploratory committees. >> even more on e aare till on

fence. former starbucks chairman howard schultz said he is seriously considering running as a, quote, centrist independent. he also appeared on cbs's "60 minutes" tonight. >> this president is not qualifi qualified to be the president. but the fact that both parties are consistently not doing what's necessary on behalf of the american people and are engaged every single day in revenge politics. >> some high-profile democrats including the democratic party chairwoman in washington state where schultz lives are urging him not to run. they fear he could detract from a democratic candidate resulting in a win by president trump. all of this comes ahead of schultz's memoir release tomorrow. he'll be in san francisco as part of his book tour february 1st. >> we're following potential candidates as they make their intentions known on our website. you can find it by going to

abc7news.com/politics. >> after a hazy sunday, spare the air alert goes into effect tomorrow. >> abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma is here with details. drew? >> eric and deon, over the next 24 hours, our air quality will be declining thanks to our stagnant weather pattern we've been under several days. our air quality will be poorest in the north bay over the next 24 hours. elsewhere, from the coast to the inland eastbound and the south bay, we'll have moderate air quality. so it's for that fact the spare the air day is in effect tomorrow. that means it's no wood burning. that's illegal the next 24 hours. so what to expect under these air quality issues tomorrow? you'll notice haze in our atmosphere especially in the afternoon, that's when we'll find the worst air quality during that time of the day. so it's a good idea if you have respiratory issues, you do want to limit your time-out doors. the good news, this poor air quality will not last all that long. rain returns to the forecast this week. we're going to detail that when i see you for the full

accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> we'll see you then, drew. police are investigating an attack on a muni bus in san francisco. video shows a man in an ambulance with a gash on his head. the attack happened around 8:00 tonight on the 8 bay shoreline while the bus was near 5th and howard. we reached out to both s.f.p.d. and muni for more information. >> oakland police arrested a woman for a hit and run crash that critically injured a teenage boy. the accused driver faces charges and police say she was on probation for a similar crime. abc7 news reporter laura anthony salt do sat down with the boy's family. >> reporter: the woman shown in this cell phone video who allegedly ran over a teenager with her car and left the scene is now behind bars in alameda county. 36-year-old leah is now facing multiple felonies for the january 2nd hit and run that left 14-year-old carlos prieto iii severely injured. the boy was riding his bike in

the fruitvale district when a car driven by connor struck him and dragged him several blocks. the allegations include assault with a deadly weapon, reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. connor was already on probation after her conviction three months ago for felony dui with injury. and evading police related to an incident in sonoma county in march of 2017. >> he undergoes a lot of surgeries about every other day. >> reporter: the boy's grandfather was among dozens of people who gathered at the fruitvale bike ride and fund-raiser to help the family. >> he's a fighter. he's a strong individual mentally, physically. he's going to pull out of this with the help of god. >> he's holding in there. he's fighting, staying strong. so that's all we can pray for. >> reporter: the riders ended up on macarthur boulevard where vendors and local artists set up booths to help raise money while carlos continues to recover, connor is set to be arraigned on tuesday morning.

police say they are not looking for any additional suspects. >> really don't have a good thought about her so i'm not going to say anything. i just, you know, i feel for my grandson and he's the most important on our minds right now. >> reporter: in oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> our family is pleading for a driver to surrender to police for a hit and run crash that killed a san francisco state university student. 21-year-old angelina died after being struck by a car in her hometown of redondo beach. just south of los angeles. witnesses say an audi q 5 suv hit pineda while walking in a crosswalk last night. pineda was the youngest of six children. her grieving family wants justice. >> my baby sister had the most amazing soul, and i wouldn't be surprised if she would be here telling me to forgive that person. please, winouo

give our family the peace that they deserve to give her, the peace she deserves. >> hard to watch. pineda was in her third year studying at san francisco state. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, people hit the beach today, not to enjoy the surf, but to show their appreciation for it. they scoured baker beach during a clean-up event, but this event went a step furlt thfurther tha just picking up the trash. >> a 911 operator is recognized for

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dozens of volunteers joined a monthly ritual that took on a new twist in san francisco abc7 news was at baker beach when the

surf rider foundation led its monthly clean up effort today. several nonprofits will count which company's products were found on baker beach. volunteers know they will always find one item that people discard at the beach. >> cigarette butts are a real big deal because they're the number one source of pollution at our beaches and our cities, everywhere all over the world. every year in the bay area alone, 3 billion bucks are lit erred. >> the surf rider foundation also leads to clean up events in san francisco's ocean beach each month. >> in the south bay, after nearly 73 years of san jose radio station is set to go off the air at 11:59 tonight. kliv a.m. has been broadcasting since 1946 when it began as kfm. they changed to kliv in 1906 during an ownership change. it has forecast a myriad of formats, mostly country, media

partner mercury news said they are considering donating the station to the city of san jose which will allow it to go back on the air. a five-time olympics swimmer adrian nathan is expected to go under surgery after he revealed he's battling testicular cancer. he shared photos from his hospital bed. his wife also shared a post saying, they hope the surgery will be the cure. it appears he is being treated at an oakland 4079 and he's optimistic about his diagnosis and getting back in the pool to continue training for the 2020 tokyo games. >> a's 911 dispatcher is being praised for taking the time to help a young caller who had a math emergency. >> 911. >> i had a really bad day and, um, i just -- i don't know. i just have tons of homework. >> oh, okay. what subjects do you have homework in? >> math. >> what's so difficult?

>> fractions. >> is there a problem you want me to help you with? >> yeah. i'm sorry for calling you, but i really need help. >> talk about going above and beyond. antonia bundy in indiana stayed on the phone with the grateful boy to help him solve his fraction. police tweeted the call to the public who praised the woman for choosing to help. officers are working to track him down to make sure he is now getting the help he needs all 9 time. >> full service, like that. you got to like that. >> listen, if there's no other emergency, by all means take the time, make the difference in someone's life. >> indeed. >> yeah. >> so, we mentioned there is a spare the air day in our future. >> yeah, things are getting a little bit hazy. drew tuma is standing by with a little more spare the air, but warm weather once again. that is not how we will end the upcoming week. rain returns to the picture. live doppler 7 sweeping around coming up dry, we will remain

dry in the next 24 hours. the picture east bay hills, great visibility from this vantage point. it's a really quiet night out there. tomorrow the highlight is going to be the air quality, moderate to poor across the roegion. it's a spare the air day. a mild afternoon. we're back in the 60s, if not near 70s in our warm est cities to start out the week. cooler, much more winter-like air will begin to filter in here wednesday and thursday and that's ahead of our best chance for rain. that looks like friday. we could see some widespread showers across the bay area. so looks like our storm door may begin to open once again. live doppler 7 along with satellite tonight, though, high pressure is firmly in control over california. you can either thank or blame it for the warm weekend that was upon us. this is not moving over the next 24 hours. that's why we're expecting another mild day tomorrow as well. but underneath high pressure in the wintertime, what you have is

agely sinking air. and that acts like a lid in our atmosphere and unfortunately it trapped pollutants in our atmosphere right at the surface. that's the reason why we are going to see that poor air quality in spots tomorrow. the reason why we have that spare the air day in effect as well. it also causing a mild night out there. these numbers are still in the 50s in a lot of cities right now. not typical of late january numbers for this time of night. 56 in san francisco right now. we're holding at 57 in fremont. 54 in concord. one of our coldest spots now, santa rosa, only at 49 degrees. overnight tonight, it's another mild winter night. most spots will drop into the 40s over the next 12 hours. under mixture of stars and clouds. so, the 12-hour day planner on your monday, if you like the weekend, temperature wise it's pretty similar. we'll start with sunrise at 7:16 in the morning. then through the afternoon it's a mild afternoon, but again, you're going to notice that haze in our atmosphere thanks to the spare the air day in effect. so we will have that poor air

quality in spots and temperatures going to the 60s in most cities. highs on your monday, it's a mild 68 in concord to start out the week. 64 in the city. 65 in san jose, about 65 in fremont. santa rosa up to about 67 degrees, even half moon bay along the coast, you're mild at 65. what will begin to usher in that cooler air on wednesday is a weak ripple of energy. future ripple showing you by wednesday night as it skirts along the coast line, we could have a little bit of spotty drizzle, but a much better chance of widespread rainfall will come on friday. future weather, it looks like we'll have some steady light showers to kind of finish out the workweek ahead. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. put it all together for you, tomorrow all about that poor air quality in spots. it's a mild start to the week. mild weather continues tuesday. there we go on wednesday. some cooler air moves in. there's that slight chance along the coast of a sprinkle. but a better bet comes on friday with light rain. next weekend, guys, much cooler than this weekend. to round out on sunday, could have some more showers in the picture. a lot of changes the next seven

days. >> what happened, it was 70 degrees the other day. i thought we were getting toward summer. no kidding. >> see the big smile on his face? that's what meteorologists feel about changing the weather. drew, thank you. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, girl scout c

it's that time of year. girl scout cookies go on sale in the bay area tomorrow. >> oh, boy, all your favorite flavors. those are back andew one this year. it's gluten-free and called caramel chocolate chip. cookie sales last until march 3rd. if you don't spy in the scouts in your neighborhood, you can find a cookie booth on the girl scouts of northern california website. >> we'd like you to know when he's not doing sports, anthony will remind us just how bad sweets are for us. >> what a bummer.

>> he wouldn't do that. >> he did that. you just missed it. >> i'm sweet on the super bowl because today -- >> good one. >> super bowl hypoofficially kicked off. what tom brady said what might have the rest of the afc teams thinking, enough already. patriots landed in atlanta. how

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just enjoying being a part of this, being a part of the process, the pro bowl, the season and being around a lot of great people. you can't measure that when you're a little kid. >> all right. the patriots scored the first touchdown of the super bowl. they don't get 7 points. they arrived in atlanta this morning. this will be tom brady's 9th appearance on super sunday and he has guided the team to five lombardi trophies. the dynasty kicked off with an upset win with the then st. louis rams in 2002. the rams arrived in atlanta this evening. bay area native jared goff will be the fourth youngest quarterback to start in the super bowl. he's 24. the rams haven't played in the super bowl since they lost to the patriots 17 years ago. it's been even longer since the los angeles rams last played in the super bowl. that was all the way back in 1980 when they lost to the steelers. this abc sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. coming up we'll take a look at the -- preview the

warriors/pacers game on monday. >> thank you for bringing up that st. louis native. >> maybe he has good luck next sunday. >> los angeles rams? i have nothing to do with t. >> it will be okay, i'll take this next one. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00 including this famed news anchor tom brokaw facing backlash tonight. the comments he made about hispanics in the u.s. that has him in hot water. >> the california city is fighting back against the state. it has filed a new lawsuit yee ating du

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>> good evening. thanks for being with us. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines, peter mcgowan, san francisco giants's managing partner died after a long battle with cancer. he's credited with keeping the team from going to tampa and privately funding the new ballpark. san francisco city hall is lit up in orange in his honor. >> senator kamala harris officially launched her presidential campaign today. she outlined her policies and wasted no time critiquing those of president trump including his immigration policies. police say 20,000 people attended a rally in harris's hometown of oakland. >> tomorrow is the start of the first full workweek for more than 800,000 federal employees furloughed for 35 days. the workers aren't in the clear just yet. there are backlogs, back pay and a threat from the president to shutdown the government again. abc7 news reporter daria albinger reports. >> reporter: even before they get to work, federal employees are concerned about their pay. the treasury department not

expected to clear its payroll backlog until next week, many workers missing at least two paychecks during the shutdown. families forced to lineup at food pantries, some filing for unemployment to make ends meet. in washington, the national mall reopened sunday. >> definitely more people around. my daughter said the same thing, that you can already tell there's more people around. >> reporter: national parks rangers eager to help tourists. >> eagle tore get back to work and do what you enjoy doing. >> reporter: the smithsonian and national gallery of art to reopen tuesday. but with the tax filing season set to begin monday, a government watch dog group overseeing the irs is warning about a major backlog at the agency, and the status of the air. t house speaker nancy pelosi says she's working with the white house to come up with a new date for the president's address, but insists it will not take place this tuesday. all of this amid new concerns that the president who just ended the longest government shutdown in history is

threatening to shutdown the government again in three weeks, or even declare a national emergency if he doesn't get $5.7 billion for the border wall. daria albinger, abc. >> national parks and spaces are reopening now that funding has been restored. only drake speech road remains closed at port reyes sea shore. in washington the smithsonian museum ands national zoo will reopen on tuesday. visitors to any of those sites should check dhr website for the latest information on opening schedules. >> famed news anchor tom brokaw is apologizing for comments he made on nbc's "meet the press" this morning that many are calling offensive. the comments about hispanics came during a discussion about the proposed border wall. >> i also happen to believe that the hispanics should work harder at assimilation. that's one of the things i've been saying for a long time. they ought not to be codified in their communities, but make sure that all of their kids are learning to speak english and that they feel comfortable in

the communities. and that's going to take outreach on both sides frankly. >> in a series of tweets tonight, brokaw apologized and said he feels terrible he offended people. >> huntington beach is fighting back against the state creating dueling lawsuits about home building in california. huntington beach is a wealthy community southeast of los angeles. last week governor newsome's administration announced it's suing the city, saying it is deliberately blocking affordable housing which is against state law. now huntington beach is suing the state to overturn a different housing law. this law accelerates approving housing projects if they offer affordable housing and meet other conditions. the lawsuit says the law is an overreach into city matters. state senator scott weiner from san francisco wrote that law. he says the lack of housing in california means the state needs to set standards. >> tonight sag awards brought wins to oakland-based artists the 91st academy awards less than a month away.

ali born in oakland and raised in hayward won best supporting actor for green book. "black panther" also gained momentum tonight winning outstanding performance by a cast in the major motion picture. the film was directed by oakland native ryan coogler who said he wanted to make a film encouraging kids to be proud of their african heritage. the sentiment was shared by the movie's leading actor chadwick boseman. >> we knew that we had something special that we wanted to give the world, that we could be full human beings in the roles that we were playing. >> it is so well said. boseman also called coogler a genius, saying it was an honor to work with him every day. now, they could even reel in more awards. the oscars will be held on sunday, february 24th, and abc7 is the only place you can watch the oscars. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, thieves on social media trying to steal the identity of

a little girl with cerebral palsy. her parents explain the battle they're fighting with instagram and police almost every day to get it fixed. >> and in accuweather forecast we continue to track our declining air quality the next 24 hours before rain finally returns to the forecast. all the details in the forecast after the break. >> abc's new brand weekly digital series "more in common," this weekend a unlikely friendship between a biological mother and foster mom reminds us family is what you make of it. >> i was addicted to drugs since i was 13, heroin, prescription drugs when i was pregnant with christina, i started using meth and that was the reason that she was taken, removed from my care. >> a few weeks after christina was born, she became the charge of nancy. >> yeah. >> when heather first called me, she was in tears. she was just devastated. as a mom, i can only put myself in the shoes of what would that feel like if --

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from her instagram page including fake accounts with them. >> they're trying to scam people by saying that this is their daughter and she is ill and they need money for treatment. it's a pretty sickening feeling to see that as a parent. >> talk about low. at one point the user behind a fake account said they would only stop if the tisdale family paid them $30,000. instagram says it keeps disabling accounts but recommends people keep their accounts private for protection. >> an oakland woman walked away from shark tank with a deal, but not without some difficulty. we introduced you to zara on a midday live program on friday. she brings the montessori method of learning to kids under the age of 3. the sharks raised eyebrows along the way, not seeing the novelty of her program and frustrated with her negotiating. she ended up walking away with a deal with star kevin o'leary

that in part requires that he r now and the changing forecast, definitely something for the air to look out for. >> yeah, exactly right, dion. that's what we're going to highlight first. we have the spare the air day in effect for your monday. the poorest air quality, you'll find it in the north bay on your monday afternoon. elsewhere across the region from the coast to the south bay and inland, it's moderate air quality. so what that means, you'll see haze in our atmosphere tomorrow, and that means you're not allowed to burn any wood tomorrow. because that adds pollutants to our atmosphere. overnight tonight we'll see a blend of stars and clouds out there. another mild night. temperatures dropping into the 40s over the next 12 hours. a break down your day on monday, the sun is up at 7:16 in the morning, temperatures starting in the 40s. throughout the afternoon it will be a warm afternoon. but once again, we'll have that poor air quality from time to time, and mid if not upper 60s for your monday. highs tomorrow afternoon, about 65 in oakland. the same for palo alto and san .

a warm high of 68 in concord, 67 in santa rosa, about 63 the high in vallejo. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. it's all about the mild start, the bad air quality tomorrow. we'll keep that mild air on tuesday. dip temperatures wednesday with a slight chance of sprinkle on the coast. a better bet for rain on friday in the entire region to finish out l the workweek. >> sounds good, drew. thanks. >> going down under. >> talking a little tennis, serving up a major milestone, record setting performance at the australian open. and he's the fastest coach to win 300 games in nba history. steve kerr on his secret to

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everyone on the hardwood. the warriors have won ten straight, and look to make it 11 in a row tomorrow against the pacers. steve kerr picked up his 300th career win as a head coach yesterday with a win over boston. he's the fastest to reach that milestone. he knew when he was first hired, he was taking over a really good team. >> to coach these guys right away in my first job, you think about the talent. there's a bunch of hall of famers in there. it's my job not to screw it up. but i'm just lucky to coach them and lucky to have the staff that i do. i should probably thank luke walton. he had about 40 or 50 of those wins himself when i was out. you know, it's all part of being with a great organization and i'm lucky to be here. >> women's hoops, stanford and utah in a battle of one lost teams. eric khalid with career-high. elana smith had 19 for the cardinals. she tried her best to keep the game close. utah pulling off the offset.

being with another tripling, utah 18 and 1, 75-68 the final. the cardinal fall to 17 and 2. colorado in boulder, kristina led her team with 16 points. she goes off the glass and one. she also had 11 boards for the double-double. the bears were red hot behind the arc. 79%, caldwell with the triple. how about jaylen brown turning defense into offense, going up high for the steal. taking it the other way. 14. cal wins it by 20, 80-60. they are four and four in conference play. the all-star break is over, but the sharks won't be rushing back on the ice. their next game isn't until saturday with arizona. the sharks are they hope to get all-star defense man erik karlsson back. he did p injury,

despite being less than 100%, he did score two goals in front of the hometown crowd. sitting out last night's game was not a question. >> we discussed it, but, you know, being here in san jose, i think it's important to, you know, when you get the opportunity to participate like i did, felt it's something i wanted to do. i know how much it means for this organization, the fan base and the community. so i was happy i was able to do it and get a few more dates here and hopefully be back after the break. >> australian open men's final, novak djokovic taking on rafa nadal. nadal in yellow, check this out. he misses it. you don't see that happen very often. he dropped the first set, would find himself in trouble in the second. djokovic with the booming forehand winner,s the second set 6-2. he would complete the sweep on championship point. nadal hits it long. 6-3, 6-2, 6-6. djokovic wins his 15th career

grand slam. to golf final round farmers insurance open, justin rose dialed in strong from start to finish. shot his second consecutive 3 under 69 today, finished the tournament at 21 under par. this is getting better by the second. he was able to hold off adam scott, beat him by two shots. the nice approach on the final hole, setting up the tap-in birdie. collects a cool $1.3 million. tiger woods tied for 20th at 10 under par. this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. if you like golf, pga tour is coming to pebble beach in a week-and-a-half. >> eric's golf game is like that, what we just saw. >> eric has no golf game literally. eric doesn't play golf, but eric has played tennis and looked a lot like rafa on the missed -- >> wonk, wonk, wonk. >> i wish it weren't true, trust me, it is. >> one more look at the weather forecast quickly. >> tomorrow is the spare the air day and we'll track the rain

returning through friday. a lot of changes comingth nethex next five days. a lot going on. >> all right. that's it, everybody, for abc7 news at 11:00. i'm dion lim. >> and i'm eric thomas. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 with dion, drew, anthony and mindy and the entire abc7 news crew. thanks for joining us. have a great evening and a better morning.

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