>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> right now another round of rain hitting the bay area. you can see on live doppler 7 almost nowhere is being spared. >> yeah, this is a live look from conditions across the bay area. you can see there the golden gate bridge, san mateo and san jose. >> good evening. and thank you for joining us on this wet saturday evening. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. we are on top of two big stories tonight. first, learning new details about the deadly plane crash on mt. diablo, but let's get to the weather. >> it's been a mixed bag across the bay area. it's raining in most places right now. but earlier in the north bay it was snowing. >> and in kelsey ville up in lake county, a moment of calmer conditions. a rainbow shot across the sky. you can see it there peeking behind the trees and behind the store fronts. >> let's get right to abc7 drew

tuma. drew? >> it's been a wet evening. even now we have downpours across parts of the bay area. live doppler 7 is very busy. let's get you down to street level. first in the south bay where we have downpours right now, working through santa clara through san jose as well. we see brighter colors. the yellows and the oranges, live doppler 7 estimating that that rain falling at almost half an inch per hour. so that's a quick burst of rain. just had some downpours through milpitas moments ago, and the wider picture showing you our tracking another downpour that's moving to the east. so palo alto at 11:25 expects heavy rain. mountain view at 11:41. we're seeing rain turning to snow. mt. diablo, popsz of white is flakes. we have a winter weather advisory. this going until 10:00 tomorrow morning for the chance of some wintry precipitation. so on the storm impact scale tonight, tomorrow morning it's a level 1 system with the showers and the chance of that wintry

mix in our hills. taking a much closer look at the storm system coming up in accuweather, but first with the recent streak of wet weeks, we want to know how folks were feeling about all this wet weather here. and also the snow in the sierra. so he with sent luis pen i can't to find out how folks are loving it or longing for summer. luz. >> reporter: hi, drew. i'll tell you this, some people in the bay have scattered opinions, kind of like our scattered showers. one thing is for sure, we did chase the rain tonight and we found it along with some opinions. tonight we met two groups of people. the one who love the rain and want more. >> it cleans the environment. it's good for the plants. it's good for the drought. >> little day trip and we say rain or shine we're going to go, and we did anyways. >> reporter: sorry you didn't get the shine part. >> that's all right. >> when you have cabin fever, you brave the weather, go out and do what you can with it.

>> reporter: the second group, they can't wait for the rain to be over. >> i check every day considering how bad it's been, and my mother gave me this umbrella, so thank you. other than that, just staying dry. >> thank you, mom. >> thanks, mom. >> reporter: the opinions were scattered, kind of like the showers we're getting this weekend. >> it's the worst thing in the world for the snow. you get new snow then water on top of it, it ruins it, so it's terrible. >> reporter: these employees tell us people have been coming nonstop to rent skis. how are you going to ski? show me. i think you're ready. >> we have an annual trip with friends so we have a big trip coming up in a couple weeks. >> reporter: with the weather conditions many are planning to go to tahoe next thursday when things begin to clear up and lors in the city are wishing ll: the rain will turn into powder for obvious reasons. you wish maybe snow would fall here?

>> yeah. >> reporter: that would be crazy. >> we could also cancel school. >> 3, 2, 1, rain! >> reporter: that's right. we're going to see more rain tomorrow, so get your umbrellas and rain boots ready because the rain has just begun. live in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> we were wondering when you were going to whip out the umbrella. thank you. one of the popular features at our website and the abc7 news app, if you do want to track the rain yourself, just click the blue live bar at the top. you can also check the weather conditions where you live and enable push alerts to get the latest news as it happens. >> we have new details tonight about a plane that crashed into the side of mt. diablo. the plane seen in this new video was discovered this afternoon hours after it crashed yesterday. >> now faa investigators, they are on their way, leaving the scene almost untouched until then. abc7 news reporter has more from danville.

>> reporter: this was the scene saturday afternoon. investigators combing through thick brush, trying to reach this plane that crashed into the side of mt. diablo. >> the only reason we're able to find it today at the time we found it was the clouds had lifted high enough so you could see it from the paved road. >> reporter: in an e-mail to abc7 news, the faa confirms the small single engine mooney m-20 plane took off from hayward executive airport friday night. but mt. diablo park rangers say they only learned of the crash saturday afternoon. >> it is unusual to have planes crash at mt. diablo. very unusual. it's in a remote area. the park does close at sunset, so if it did go down last night, there would be no one in the park to see it or hear it go down. >> reporter: you can see how tall the bush is where pheinto. off to the side, how dense and thick this fog is, which is making this investigation so difficult. along with the poor weather conditions, they aren't ruling out possible mechanical failure. investigators havant identified the pilot but believe he was the only one on board.

the crash site is blocked off with the pilot's dead body still inside the plane. park rangers have been ordered not to remove the body until faa and ntsb teams conduct their investigation. >> they just thought it was unusual that it went down and they wanted to be treated as a crime scene until they could get on scene to make their own findings. >> reporter: they'll be back out on sunday. in danville, abc7 news. >> gunfire erupted at an east oakland strip mall this afternoon sending people running for cover. a red suv was peppered with bullets at the strip mall at peak and burger boulevard just before 5:00 today. no one was hurt. police responded to the mall, but the shooter managed to get away. investigators did not release a motive for the shooting. >> developing news, ntsb investigators today interviewed the heavy equipment operators believed to have ruptured a natural gas pipeline in san francisco's richmond district, triggering a massive fire. federal safety investigators say they also visited pg&e's gas pipeline control center in san

ramon. the team was able to see what pg&e employees saw when the gas line caught fire. as part of the investigation, the ntsb will look at how long it took for the utility to shut off the flow of natural gas. >> in the 1981 accident that the ntsb investigated, it took pg&e 9 hours 10 minutes to shut off the pipeline. in 2008, it was 2 hours 47 mnutes. in 2010 in san bruno, it was 95 minutes. >> the ntsb says it took about 2 hours for gas to be shut off in this most recent incident. a preliminary report is expected in the next ten to 14 days. ntsb officials also said today they'll be looking into the credentialling, background and qualifications of the excavation crew. >> cal osha has said an employee for subcontractor san francisco-based kill ford engineering was operating an excavator when that gas line ruptured.

>> kilford issued a statement. it said, in part, killford continues to support all authorities in this investigation and will actively contribute to it in the search for answers and in the interest of improving safety. >> new developments now with the richmond/san rafael bridge and the falling concrete that snarled traffic this week. cal trans says there shouldn't be any more closures this weekend. the agency sent out video of the repairs crews did overnight. they replaced a metal plate on the upper deck with a bigger one with more protection for the roadway. work on the permanent repair will start on monday as long as the weather cooperates. concrete fell onto the lower deck on thursday striking at least one carnd at brie for hours. >> on two pass were killed when a suspected wrong way driver crashed on highway 1. >> this happens to be the second deadly crash involving a wrong-way driver here in the bay area in less than a week. >> abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has our story. >> reporter: there is little left of the silver toyota prius reduced to a twisted chunk of

metal. the c.h.p. says its driver was going the wrong way on highway 1, traveling south in northbound lanes when it crashed head-on with a chevy pickup near claridon road near 4:15 a.m. >> there were two passengers in the prius that did die on scene. the driver of the preas was transported to the hospital. >> reporter: the driver of the pickup was taken to the hospital. it is unknown exactly where the prius driver got onto highway 1, but the c.h.p. says he may have been driving the wrong way for miles. >> we do believe it was closer to 280, highway 1 interchanges. >> that's our street sign. you cantt night. it's barely lit of. >> reporter: she isn't surprised someone may have got on highway one the wrong way. >> the signs are not lit, the do not enter. people don't really understand. if you're not from this area, it can be bad. >> reporter: just last sunday, a suspected wrong-ray driver on highway 101 took the life of

waheed, a father of 7 from concord. he was an uber driver. his passengers were injured. the wrong-way driver was also killed. >> the driver of the prius was listed as critical condition. chp says two people riding in the car were not wearing a seat belt. authorities don't know if drugs or alcohol played a part. the investigation is still underway. in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> firefighters recovered a body from san francisco bay this morning. emergency crews responded to reports of a body in the water just after 7:00 a.m. they found an unidentified woman near the red and white fleet headquarters at pier 43. the san francisco medical examiner arrived at the scene to remove the body. the incident is under investigation. >> new at 11:00, police are looking for the man accused of stealing from an alameda restaurant. alameda police released surveillance video. you see it here. the video shows the suspect entering the offices of burma

superstar at 3:00 afternoon wednesday. they didn't say what was taken but the suspect is wanted for grand theft. anyone with information is asked to call police. burma superstar is a popular restaurant and has locations in oakland and san francisco. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, helping camp fire victims get back to work. we'll show you the home depot shopping spree for contractors. >> and the rain wasn't enough to dampen giants fan fest today. excitement running high as spring training is now just days away. >> all next week, abc7 news follows the bay area bart experience. tune in to see what it's like to ride now and what track the transit system will take next because the safer bart means a better bay area for all of us.

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residents from paradise in butte county gathered to remember those who died in last year's camp fire. >> that memorial took place in the paradise performing arts center, one of the few buildings left standing after the wildfire. representatives from 20 different faiths honored each of the 85 people who lost their lives. the camp fire destroyed almost 14,000 homes and more than 500 businesses over 2 1/2 weeks. well, some 30 contractors who lost their tools in the camp fire took part in a replacement giveaway at home depot in chico. organizers say it's a step in the right direction for the contractors who are trying to get back to work. carl smith is looking for one piece of equipment to get his sign and graphics shop up and running. >> table saw that cuts, cuts the wood. not sh- right in the middle. >> we received a $55,000 grant from north valley, and 30,000

went to gift cards. >> it will go a long way. all of this is thanks to jim initiative who partnered with paradise adopt a family and north valley foundation. each person was given anywhere from 700 to $1,800 based on their trade. >> san francisco mayor london breed and police chief william scott took part in a black history month celebration today. abc7 news was at the fill more center for the inaugural s.f.p.d. event. plenty of entertainment to entertain the crowd. golden state warriors were among the partners who teamed up with s.f.p.d. for this celebration. >> there are dozens of events around the bay area this weekend to ring in the lunar new year. this festival in san francisco's ingles side community brought them out to celebrate. it was sponsored by supervisor

norman yee along with food and music. kids enjoyed playing in a bounce house. >> that bounce house you notice was indoors which was a good idea. >> ah, yeah. no matter what you happened to be doing, let's get a check of the weather withdrew standing by in the weather center. drew. dry times tomorrow. as of right now we have heavy rain in parts of the region. let's go to live doppler 7 and show you what's hang at this current moment. you can see a lot of activity on the screen. we're going to the south bay because this is where we have the heaviest rain falling right now. you can see through san jose, just to the south and to the east of campbell moving through willow glenn right now, there you go, live doppler 7-up dating live on the air. showing the the shower and downpour. moving off to the east. we have more downpours that have developed along the peninsula. you see just to the north of palo alto. it moved through redwood city so i do want to track that downpour as it pushes off to the east. we see right around 11:30, 8:00, rain through midnight. pleasanton 12:14 in the morning. livermore expect to see heavier

drops on your window. over in san francisco right now, just some light showers over much of the city. as we go towards mount hamilton, though, some of that rain turning into snow. you can see pops of purple, even a little bit of white on live doppler 7. showing you that mixed precip, and a similar set up in the north bay mountains. you can see -- we're seeing some snow in our highest elevations. so we are seeing a winter storm warning in effect for lake county. this going until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. we're above 2,500 feet, you can see over 6 inches of snow. live look outside san jose, you just had a downpour move through. you can see the shark tank right there. we have drops on our lens. as we take a look at our rainfall total so far today, these numbers, they're going to seem a little bit deceiving at how low they are right now. the problem is, yeah, we've seen downpours move through many of our neighborhoods. they just don't last over one area for all that long. so the numbers don't have enough time to really add up. so a lot of spots right now,

less than half of an inch of rain, but still we are tracking those downpours moving through the south bay. so, san jose, you're going to add to your number the next hour or so. temperatures, it is cold right now in spots. clear lake down to 35. that's where we had that winter storm warning in effect. 40s elsewhere. so it is cold out there. tonight we continue to see the on and off showers, and even some mixed precip in our hills. 30s in a lot of neighborhoods over the next 12 hours. so live doppler 7, here's our storm system right there. there's this bend sliding down our coast line and bringing us that rain and a little bit of snow in our hills. on the storm impact scale, level 1 system tonight into sunday morning, showers a brief downpour at times. it is breezy off and on, about less than 25 miles an hour. so early tomorrow morning, 5:00 in the morning, there you can see on future weather that chance of some snow in our hills. even around mount hamilton. and by 8:30, we're going to see isolated showers dotting the landscape. but into the afternoon, i think most spots will get a brief break in the wet weather.

the second half of the day shaping up to be a bit dryer than the first half tomorrow. nonetheless, still have a winter weather advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. it does encompass the north bay mountains, the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains where we could see some rain mixing with snow, i don' think this is going to be as widespread as that snow event we had monday night, tuesday morning of last week. but nonetheless, we could see a little bit of accumulation, mainly above 1500 feet. so, here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the next 7 days for you, morning showers, a dryer afternoon. lots of clouds monday and tuesday. then we're tracking a stronger storm mid week, especially in the morning on wednesday. not only rain, but also going to come with some strong winds as we go mid week this week, guys. >> when in doubt, just keep the umbrella with you always. >> all times in february. >> drew, thanks. >> well, still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, rain would normally wash out the giants at oracle park, but not today. >> we'll take

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2 under 70, and would roll that in for an eagle. 12 under par. he's three back of the leader paul casey who shot a 5 under 67. college hoops tonight, saint mary's gone sazaga. at halftime it was 53-20. zags. they were dreadful on the turnover. off the backboard, that's just showing off. 94-46 was the final. first time randy lost by more than 30 in his career at saint mary's. the cal men, haven't won a pac-12 game since last february when they beat oregon state. today playing oregon state. bears down by as many as 11 in the second half. connor makes it a one-point game with six minutes left. now two minutes left. cal down 5. not any more. van over again. under a minute left. it's a four-point game.

oregon state's tyler kelly on the glass for his own miss, and cal loses again. 79-71. they are 0-11 in the pac-12. long season. abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. later on in the newscast, fan fest with the giants. >> all right. thank you, larry. >> much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. the storm that's hitting us has brought snow and frigid temperatures to the pacific nort (music throughout)

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in tonight's headlines, the pilot of a single engine plane was killed in a crash into the side of mt. diablo sometime overnight. the mooney m-20 took off from hayward airport yesterday but never made it to its intended destination in placer county. the faa and ntsb will investigate the cause of the crash. >> ntsb is looking into the gas line explosion and fire in richmond district. says it will scrutinize the qualification ands training of the workers using the excavator that punctured the line. the excavation company tells abc7 news it is cooperating fully with the board investigation. >> on and off rain showers drenched people all across the bay area. a winter weather advisory is in effect for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains overnight. there is even a chance of snow in the higher elevations overnight. >> i like snow. drew tuma, of course snows. >> the winter weather advisory

is in effect for the high est elevations until 10:00 tomorrow morning. we're seeing heavy know in the sierra. live doppler 7 is taking us back the three hours. they are getting hit hard with more snow. it is for that fact a winter storm warning will continue until monday morning. we still have more than 24 hours of some very heavy snowfall to get through in the sierra. what we're talking about, this is additional snowfall on top of what they have already seen so far this weekend. look at these numbers. we'll be measuring that additional snowfall in feet. in fact, 2 to perhaps 3 feet of more snow, kirk wood 35 inches, 26 south lake tahoe, 29 in donner. this is all on top of an already very healthy snow pack right now. statewide of average, we're at 123% of normal. so we're going to get more snow and those numbers will be on the rise. that's some good news there that helps us for our water supply in the summer. we'll take another look at live doppler 7 tracking those downpours around here in a few minutes, guys. >> all right.

now, as the snow hits nevada, c.h.p. shut down colfax to the nevada line. >> this is snowy conditions there today. the highway patrol tweeted there have been multiple spin outs. c.h.p. is encouraging people to use chains and drive safely. >> the same storm hitting us already brought snow and frigid temperatures to the pacific northwest. >> conditions will not let up until monday. steve nanis shows us the damage that's already been done. >> reporter: parts of the pacific northwest woke up to snow on saturday. mixed snow and rain pushed into oregon friday night. slick roads caused accidents and led to road closures in the portland area. the arctic air hit seattle first, bringing the city its second snowstorm in a week. hundreds of flights in and out of seattle's airport were affected by the storm friday and saturday. the national weather service reported 6.4 inches of snow fell at the airport friday afternoon. that's the second highest snowfall at seattle tacoma

airport in a single day in the past 20 years. >> a little late for the winter, but we'll take it. i hope it piles up. >> reporter: the snow fell quickly in parts of the seattle metro area. snow was already on the ground in everett, washington, at 12:30 p.m. pau sichk on friday. but just two hours later, thick clouds and an extra layer of snow blanketed the area. >> i'm shoveling in between the waves of snow. >> reporter: the weight of the snow and ice brought down trees and power lines. at least 36,000 people in washington state were without power at some point on saturday. authorities in pierce county, washington, rescued a 14-year-old girl who had fallen through a frozen pond. >> when i got down there, we saw her in the water on the ice or kind of through the ice. >> reporter: the snow is expected to continue to fall through the weekend and into monday. piling onto the 12 to 18 inches that have already fallen in other parts of washington state. i'm steve nanis reporting. >> the field of democratic 2020

presidential hopefuls continues to grow. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren today became the latest democrat to announce she is seeking her party's nomination. warren is one of president trump's strongest critics and president trump has frequently gone after warren's claims of native american heritage. the senator today criticized what she called the political elite. >> the man in the white house is not the cause of what is broken. he is just the latest and most extreme symptom of what's gone wrong in america. a product of a rigged system that props up the rich and powerful. >> minnesota senator amy klobuchar will announce if she intends to run for president tomorrow. >> on abc7news.com, we have a complete list of democratic candidates who are running in 2020. >> nashville, tennessee's thriving music community is mourning tonight after the killing of an aspiring musician. 24-year-old kyle yorlt serks was shot and killed in an alley

behind his home. a group of five minors, two boys and three girls, held him up at gunpoint demanding his wallet and keys. when he refused to hand over his keys, one of the suspects shot him. police say the suspects ranged in age from 12 to 16. >> it's a shame, you know? i know kids that age. i have cousins and nephews and nieces. >> makes you wonder what's gone wrong this that house. >> yeah, i wonder if the parents even knew where they were. >> so young. 9 suspects were arrested with two stolen loaded pistols on them. he was the lead singer and song writer for a pop funk band called carver ton whose first album was to be released next month. >> more people are coming forward claiming the owners of the "national enquirer" tabloid tried to blackmail them, too. amazon ceo jeff bezos said they tried to extort money from them.

terry crews claimed ami did the same to them. >> it is in that threat to publish those photographs that i think the federal prosecutors are going to be very interested in when they examine whether there's been a violation of the nonprosecution agreement. >> tomorrow you can watch the attorney representing david pecker, the ceo of ami, right here on abc 7. he's speaking exclusively about bezos's accusations with george stephanopoulous on "this week." you can watch it at 8 phil mickelson followed by abc7 news at 9:00. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a california police department says they are the champions of hide and seek. >> what they discovered under a manh

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the ammunition, they seized a 100-round drum for an ar-15 rifle. those are illegal in california. several suspects were arrested during a raid of that home. >> taking a lot of effort to make that happen. >> oh, yeah, you bet. >> all the snow in the mountains led to an extended vacation for guests at one mountain resort. >> snow pretty much buried the sierra nevada report and spa. it's located in mammoth lakes near yosemite. guests and staff were stuck there for five days due to this week's weather. >> i don't think they thought it was a vacation after the maybe third day, right? >> no. >> yeah. >> and they could have used a shovel. >> all right. for us here at home, i think we probably could have used some umbrellas. >> that's right. let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma. >> very popular accessory today, guys. even tonight we still have heavy rain out there. live doppler 7, let's go down to south bay. this is where we have seen the heaviest rain late tonight. still see heavy rain from san jose to santa clara. those pops of yellow and orange don't last all that long, but you encounter a very brief but

fast-moving downpour. around san francisco, even the east bay, berkeley, oakland, richmond, just some light rain at this hour. similar set up from concord to pittsburgh, but now in the north bay we are seeing a mix of rain and snow in our mountains. you can see that white on live doppler 7. that is the snow. so a winter weather advisory continues until 10:00 tomorrow morning. encompasses the north bay mountains, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. we could see flakes fly. i think the best bet is probably the north bay mountains for any sort of accumulation on our hills. pretty much above 1500 feet, the chances there the see 2 inches if not more than that early tomorrow morning. on storm impact scale, it's a level 1 light system. tonight, tomorrow morning, showers, brief downpours and that wintry mix in our hills. so tomorrow morning at 5:00 in the morning the focus is really on our hills for that snow mixing with rain. as you go into the afternoon, i think the action really quiets down. tomorrow afternoon, we may be able to squeak out some periods of dry weather, so good news

there. accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow, stronger storm will move in on wednesday and another one friday, guys. >> okay, drew, thanks. >> uh-huh. >> larry beil is here with a look at sports. >> i know you guys had a little bit on fan fest earlier. take a deep dive. we told you about fan fest, but the question about buste

>> announcer: abc sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> there was a twitter rumor earlier this morning that bryce harper, the star free agent, was going to show up at giants fan fest and sign a contract with the team. well, that was as true as most twitter rumors are, which means it wasn't. but a lot of fans pulled on their parkas and their hoodies to meet the 2019 giants and so did our ace cameraman abe mendosa. >> let's go, giants! >> baseball season is upon us.

we love the jienlts and i have to get the little one involved. >> the excitement here at the park, kind of always make it feel like we're getting back into baseball season. >> this is a great time of the year. you have the energy and the excitement of all the fans, all the players are getting together for the first time as a group. it's incredible. >> go giants! >> i came out here with the family. we didn't really care about the weather, though. more of experiencing the ball field early before spring. >> craziest thing i ever signed. >> nothing super, crazy. people want you to sign the phones, not the cases but the actual phones. >> let's go giants. >> we're came out here today because we're lifelong giants fans. get a peel of the park, see the players, get the excitement going. you realize, okay, this is getting real right now. >> it's good to see the guys back at the park. >> it's good to get together before we head to scottsdale and have a buzz about it before we go into the season. >> i think bryce harper might be a nice addition. and we do need a right fielder, which i do believe that that's

where bryce plays. and who doesn't love san francisco? >> bryce would be nice. now, you saw buster posey in the fan fest piece fully healthy buster would help the giants in so many ways, especially if his power was back at the plate. he's coming off of hip surgery. says he feels good, although he has yet to put on catchers gear. buster is hoping to be ready for opening day. still has the reflexes. watch him catch our microphone here. >> get the bef st -- see, hands are good. it's hard to answer that question definitively until i get into the spring and kind of get more of that game activity. but i'm optimistic i'll be able to play and have, you know, the same work load that i have had. >> the raiders for a while were in talks about playing home games at oracle park. that, we know, is not going to happen. but it did get the attention of giants short stop brandon

crawford who was not looking forward to derek carr and company chewing up his infield. >> i saw how a weekend of rugby affected our field last year so i can only imagine what, what nfl football games would do. i wouldn't be the biggest fan of it. i also heard that games wouldn't be played here, i guess, no home games would be played here while we're still playing. at least the season. so, yeah. but at the same time what would happen if we are playing in october? >> let's talk hoops. warriors beat the suns last night. we saw a much happier kevin durant than what we observed earlier in the week when he was harsh with the media. durant drawing laps when asked about the all-star game when asked about next weekend. and what he thought about giannis picking steph curry and lebron picking him. >> john is not from here. next year he'll be better picking his team.

[ laughter ] >> got the defensive team. >> no, he don't. >> what do you think about lebron picking you first two years in a row? >> what else is he supposed to do? >> a smile there. earlier tonight on abc7 russell westbrook and the thunder taking on the rockets. james harden 25 points in the first half. finished with 42. so make it 29 straight games scoring 30 or more and the rockets led at one point in this game by 26. i mean, game over, right? 26-point lead. paul george says, no! he went for 45, four off his career-high helping the thunder storm back in the second half. let's get to the game winner. russ, 27 seconds left, splits the double-team. to the hoop. russ with his 9th straight triple double. that's the longest streak since wilt back in 1968. eric was in his crib. actually, russ had a quadruple double also because had he ten turnovers which he wasn't happy about. thunder win it 117-112. a game behind denver for second

in the west. the alliance of american football debuted tonight. steve speaker i among many players and coaches you might recognize in the upstart league. they want to cut down on kicking so of course the first points in league history were on a field goal by former charger for the atlanta legends. they also mic up the replay official. this is interesting. they have an extra ref called the sky judge who can correct obvious and egregious errors. i can see sean payton and the saints saying, i wish we had a sky judge. that was caught by gil berz who played for carolina and orlando wins this inaugural opener. the first game 40-6. eight teams in the alliance san diego is the only one in california. abc7 sports sabonponsored b river rock casino. i was thinking not only in foot ball, wouldn't you like a sky judge to correct the egregious errors in your life. you're thinking about something

and you go -- ae, sky judge. >> no, no, don't want to do that. >> married her 33 years ago. he fixes egregiousers all the time. thank you, mr. beale. >> oh, no. >> nice touch there before valentine's day. >> that's how you stay married for 33 years. >> so romantic. have a great night, everybody. we'll see you right boack here n the morning. >> i think the word you were looking for was pragmatic. we'll see you later.

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