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the san francisco city office association wants the police chief out. in berkeley hundreds of dollars of japanese high-quality beef were stolen from this market. live doppler 7 showing you a storm headed our direction for sunday. we'll have the hour-by-hour forecast in accuweather. the warriors will make their fifth straight appearance against the raptors. abc 7 news starts now. check out live doppler 7. you see green? it's showing your next storm has arrived. good evening, i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. that storm is putting a damper on the holiday weekend. let get to meteorologist drew tuma.

>> a big change into sunday. notice that leading edge of rain is just beginning to move into the north bay. zoom in tighter, we're finding guerneville, santa rosa, light drizzle. but this is the leading edge of a storm system that is still to our north. the wider picture showing you the center of circulation is on the california/oregon border. and that is moving in our direction, bringing us a pretty wet sunday across the region. on the storm impact scale, level 1 system. scattered showers, a brief downpour, even a threat of a thunderstorm popping up, and it will be a rather cold day across the bay area. we'll go hour by hour, time out this storm, show you what we expect on monday, the holiday, in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. you can get updates from our weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. to a developing story.

a call to resign coming from san francisco's police officers association pointed at the city's police chief. >> this comes after the chief apologized for the raid to find out who leaked a police report into the death of former san francisco public offender jeff adachi. >> lisa amin gulezian joins us live from the newsroom to explain this one. >> reporter: there is outrage from many in the department's rank and file. they claim the chief violated the journalist's first amendment rights. search warrant and sledgehammer in hand, san francisco police officers tried to force open the doors of freelance journalist brian carmodi's home and office. they seized computers, cameras, notes. the goal was to find out who leaked a police report into the death of public defender jeff adachi. >> well, we made mistakes. >> reporter: chief bill scott admitted this yesterday and says the warrant did not identify carmodi as a journalist, but rather as a freelance videographer and communications director. journalists have constitutional

protections. professor margaret russell teaches the first amendment at santa clara university. >> just storming into someone's apartment and seizing computers and all sorts of files is way over the line. >> we're either asking the chief to voluntarily resign, if he doesn't resign, we're asking that he be fired. >> reporter: san francisco's police officers association wants the chief out after what happened. >> it's obviously a convenient case of amnesia. i'm calling his bluff, that he did have complete knowledge of the investigation. >> reporter: richard coria is a former commander at sfpd. he's sure the association's accusations are hurting the chief. >> he's their leader. to have a question about his confidence to lead is probably devastating to a leader. >> reporter: meantime in a statement, sfpd said today chief scott has made it abundantly clear that transparency and accountability are paramount in this criminal investigation. that is why sfpd is seeking an

independent, impartial third-party to take over the original criminal case. and mayor london brit has called for an independent external investigation of the san francisco police department conduct in this matter. >> abc 7 news sent a breaking news push alert as soon as we learned the police union is calling for the chief to resign. download the abc 7 news app and enabling push alerts to get breaking news updates sent directly to your mobile device. today marked the third anniversary of a teenage girl vanishing while she walked to school in vallejo. nobody ever saw pearl pinson again after she disappeared from a pedestrian overpass above i-7780. vincent would have graduated from high school this year. vincent's sister hopes a new detective being assigned to the case might solve the mystery. >> kind of scary because i don't want him messing anything up. at the same time, i have to trust him because he's new eyes to her case. he could be the one that finds where she's at. >> the solano county sheriff's

detectives suspected a 19-year-old man in pinson's disappearance, butter than dough castro died in a shoot-out with police in santa barbara county one day after pinson disappeared. investigators focused a large part of their search for pinson in jenner along the sonoma county coast. oakland police are looking for the person who stabbed two people in front of a church this afternoon. it happened around 4:00 in front of the west oakland church of christ on 12th street near lindon. both victims were taken to the hospital, their conditions have not been released. new details about some east bay beef thieves. shoplifters in berkeley stole hundreds of dollars' worth of high-quality japanese beef. >> the owner of the tokyo fish market caught one of the suspects stuffing the beef inside a purse. here's abc 7 news fast.thesllartuing ound worth o psteane known as wagyu. >> this piece of meat is $89.99

a pound. so that piece, if you were to buy the whole piece, is $1,103.28. >> reporter: the japanese wagyu is hard to come by. the owner of the market said his employees confronted the couple but they denied the allegations. then minutes later they ran off. according to the employees, the woman handed off her purse with the beef inside to a third person who wa waiting for them a block away. off camera, the store owner said he filed a police report and confirmed that other thieves also tried to steal the beef this week but left empty-handed. >> he ordered like $250 worth of stuff. >> reporter: the butcher shop in san francisco is the largest retailer of japanese a-5 wagyu in the western hemisphere. >> i've been doing this since i was train. >> reporter: one offer guy krem said this beef is like fine wine. >> the reason why it's so expensive is it's imported over, this particular type of wagyu here. there's only about 100 animals produced or sold for export

every year. >> reporter: after this incident, tokyo's fish market changed their policy and customers have to pay for the beef before picking it up from the deli. even after all this, some employees believe the thieves probably didn't enjoy the beef the right way. >> the only thing is like, if they didn't bring ice, they probably would have melted by the time they ran away with it. across the country and here in the bay area, ceremonies mark the beginning of the memorial day weekend. ♪ >> abc 7 news was in san brawn know when bagpipers played during a tribute to fallen. a flag was placed at graves. a similar ceremony took place at the presidio. >> it is awesome seeing all the people who died for our country and seeing what they fought for. and it just feels is good placing a flag for them. >> the kids are here, they're

enjoying freedoms today because of the people in this cemetery and others like it. >> the tradition of placing a flag at veterans' graves dates back to the end of america's deadliest conflict, the civil war. in the north bay the weather could make things interesting for the final day of the bottle rock music vest fall. sky 7 was over napa as the crowd streamed in for day one. the weather held up today but there is a chance festivalgoers could get rained on tomorrow. if you're going, take a rain coat or poncho, leave the umbrella at home. security will confiscate it at the gate. santana and mumford and sons were among the featured acts tomorrow. calmer seas for more than 100 san francisco high schoolers. you may remember the story. last week's rough weather on the bay led to the cancelation of prom for 130 thurgood marshall high school students. commodore cruise arizona greed to reschedule for tonight, and judging by the photos it was a

fun evening on the bay. kids spent the school year planning and fund-raising for this big day. milwaukee, toronto? the warriors will face the raptors in the nba finals. the raptors beat the milwaukee bucks 100-norton night in game six. they were lead by kawhi leonard, from southern california, attended san diego state. in 15 minutes, abc 7 sports anchor mindi bach will have the highlights of the game and look at how the raptors compare to the warriors. and abc 7 is the only place to watch the golden state warriors and the nba finals, game one thursday, may 30th. our producer is from san diego, so whoo, she's torn. >> i know, what to do? still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, she is alive and has quite the story to tell. we are learning how a hiker rescued in hawaii survived in the wild for two weeks. a 102-year-old southern california woman is facing t a former governor that has him

coming to her aid. plus how the

a woman missing more than two weeks in hawaii has been found alive. the 35-year-old yoga instructor is recovering at a hospital following a helicopter rescue. >> reporter melissa rainy has a closer look at the daring save and what rescuers are crediting for her survival. r: miraculous rescue. two weeks after a woman hiked into a forest in hawaii and disappeared, she's been found alive. >> oh, look at that hiker. what? and out of the woodwork you see amanda eller, man. >> reporter: searchers combed the island of maui for days

looking for 35-year-old amanda eller. from the air and on the ground, volunteers searched without any luck. until friday when the yoga instructor was spotted. rescuers looked down from their search helicopter and saw the woman between two waterfalls waving her arms to get their attention. >> like a movie, like a double take. >> reporter: rescuers airlifted her to safety and took her to the hospital. she had lost 15 pounds and survived by foraging berries and drinking local water. she got lost and injured in the forest. her mother says her leg was fractured and would require additional treatment, but says she's in surprisingly good shape. >> i was crying with tears of joy, you know. i just am so incredibly grateful to have my girl home. >> reporter: her disappearance triggered a massive search and even a cash reward. but her family never gave up hope. >> even though at times i would have those moments of despair, i stayed strong for her because i knew that we would find her. >> reporter: alisa rainy

reporting. a former mill valley resident who now lives in maui and is friends with amanda said she knew she'd make it home safe. sara haines met amanda on work projects. haines facetimed with abc 7 news. >> from the first day i said, this girl is emotionally strong, she's physically strong, she's spiritually strong. i new enough about her because ben talked about her incessantly, he was so in love with her. i knew this is somebody who, if anybody's going to make it, it's going to be amanda. >> haines said amanda did all the right things, harvesting water from the forest and sourcing food like berries and fruits. she lost 15 pounds while missin is loong ethend airportin neyork vlated f bery denying leases to chick-fil-a due to religious beliefs. federal regulations prohibit airport operators from excluding businesses based on the owner's

religious beliefs. chick-fil-a's owners have been vocal in opposing same-sex marriage. this comes while san jose city leaders say there is nothing they can do to stop chick-fil-a from opening at minett la national because another company holds the lease. before we get to weather, very special guests came to visit abc 7 news and drew, they may be coming for your job. check it out. these are third graders from john gee hall chin elementary school down the street from our studios. principal alan lee told me he's a big fan of abc 7, has always wanted to visit the station. the kids got a kick out of learning how we do our jobs. drew, you have a lot of fans espeal fhe ks 25 of them after your position. >> right. i don't think they're so happy with the>> yeah. >> rain coming back. that's what we have on live doppler 7, beginning to see the initial lihi storm that will bring us scattered showers.

right now we have green on the screen at this moment and that leading edge is in the north bay right now. i do just want to zoom in briefly. we're finding one lone heavier downpour in the north bay just to the west of pen grove. that pop of yellow on the screen is rain. that potentially is coming down close to .25 inches per hour. we're going to find more isolated downpours as we go through the next 24 hours with this storm system. as of right now, a deck of cloud cover overhead. as the storm moves through, we will have some delays at sfo due to low cloud cover and rain moving through. the accuweather highlights the next couple of days, tomorrow it's going to feel like winter out there. almost like a mid-january day with these scattered showers and really cold temperatures for this time of the year. memorial day itself on monday will start out with a fair amount of cloud cover. it's dry and we'll squeak out sunshine to finish it by monday

afternoon. and then this is what i think a lot of people really want, warmer weather will arrive by the end of the upcoming week. numbers right now, we're in the 50s as you can see. 53 currently in a couple of spots. 55 in livermore. 52 in gilroy. san francisco right now checking in with a current temperature of 56. overnight tonight, upper 40s to lower 50s on the board with cloud cover overhead. showers moving through. storm impact scale, level 1 system tomorrow. a brief downpour likely from time to time. this is where we're going to watch, especially in the afternoon. we could see a thunderstorm pop up. and if one does, we could see some lightning, even small hail. but widespread below-normal temperatures, some 15 degrees cooler than we should be this time of the year. hour by hour we go. let's plan out your sunday for you. sunday morning the best chance of finding showers first thing along the peninsula and in the south bay. as we go into the early

afternoon, that's when we find those showers more widespread in their coverage. where you see pops of yellow on your screen, those are isolated downpours that could potentially pop up a thunderstorm as well. 4:00, 6:00 p.m., still unsettled. as the sun goes down, we're going to see showers really fall apart. by 9:00, 10:00 p.m. the showers are ending and the cloud cover is breaking down. norntssless, if you have to be outside tomorrow, take the umbrella. it's cool as well. have the layers handy. 57 in the city tomorrow. 59 in oakland. the same in san jose in a cool 62 in napa. we'll see snow in the sierra. winter weather advisory gsecorw0 2 to 5 inches at pass level along 50 and 80. some of the highest peaks 1 1/2 feet of snow of fresh snow by monday morning. cold showers tomorrow. memorial day day, monday, clouds

giving way to sunshine. and then we finally warn ourselves up. midweek sunshine, 70s return, then by friday and saturday this is where we should be. it's back to reality with temperatures in our warmest spots going into the 80s. nonetheless, going to feel cool, chilly, wet tomorrow. >> the kids bit end of the week, they'll be happy. >> a lot of people happy about that. still ahead, the golden era is on display as the warriors chase a fourth title in five years. the

the golden state warriors showed off serious hardware for fans today. >> the team's five western conference championship trophies were on display at the warriors team store in walnut creek. fans got to take as many selfies as they wanted with them in celebration of the team's appearance in the nba finals

starting next week. >> i like them. they're really nice. first time we had all five together. usually it's one, now all five. so it's pretty cool. >> by the way, the trophies will visit other warriors team stores around the bay area before returning to oracle arena ahead of the finals. now all we need is another larry o'brien. >> yeah, wouldn't that be nice. yeah, at least they know who they will be competing against because the finals are set. toronto is in. that means three, yes, three nba finals mvps will meet up in this series.

before tonight the raptors

had never reached the nba . before this season they never had kawhi leonard. the nba finals mvp in 2014, leonard led toronto to its first championship series. milwaukee hadn't lost three straight all season until this eastern conference finals. facing elimination, milwaukee started well. decoop poe with the three. bucks up by 10. khris middleton beat the shot clock with a prayer three and the bucks led by as much as 15. the raptors ended the third and started the fourth on a 26-3 run. serge ibaka, kyle lowry with the steal, one of his eight assists, mr. leonard threw it down well. what a series he had. toronto went up by eight. leonard f wh 2 points, 17 boards, and a little bit of luck, like that bounce. that will do it for the first time since 1995 when the raptors joined the nba, they are eastern

conference champions, 100-94 the final. >> for me, to savor the moment. but, you know, i'm not satisfied. you know, our goal is to win an nba championship. you know, keep getting better and plugging away. >> you know, i work the so hard to get to this point with the season i had last year. you know, now we here, it's exciting. >> toronto, game one of the nba finals, you'll see it here thursday on abc 7. the warriors haven't played since monday night when they clinched the western conference final. andrei iguodala missed that game with calf injury but returned t needed. >> at one point you want to relax and enjoy. another part you've got to pay attention to every game, know what's going on. anxiety, the season's still going on. stuff that human beings deal with. since we're super athletes, no one takes it into account and they don't care how we feel.

>> we want to give them a break emotionally. but we also want to keep them on edge. so that's the fine line we're walking. we had a really good practice today, really sharp. and we needed it. yesterday we scrimmaged, it was a little loose. we were trying to blow it out. just have some fun, you know. get our rhythm and our timing. get a lot of shots up in the flow of a five-on-five. i'm really pleased with the way practice has gone this week. tomorrow they'll have the day off, then we need a couple more good days monday and tuesday before we take off back east. >> this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. super athlete mr. iguodala, which is funny because i thought he looked like froze-on from "the incredibles." >> are you going to tell him that? >> he knows, he's a super athlete. >> mindi, thank you. much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. a 102-year-old california

woman's being evicted from her home wiof nearly three decades. the support pouring in, including from a.

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live breaking news. >> breaking news in san francisco. right now police are responding to a shooting at ocean beach. it happened just after 10:00 tonight at vicente street near the upper great highway. >> a live look at the situation. one man we know was shot. park police tell us there was some kind of altercation. they are trying to figure out exactly what led up to this incident. officers, they are still searching for the suspect. they do say that suspect took off on foot. good evening and thanks for

joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. san francisco police chief bill scott facing a call to resign from the union representing his officers. the push for scott to step down follows his apology for the sfpd raiding the home of freelance journalist brian carmodi, part of an effort to find out who leaked information about the death of public defender jeff adachi. a grocery store in berkeley hopes this video helps catch a thief. it shows a woman grabbing a package of a-5 wagyu beef in her purse and left. tokyo fish now requires that you pay for the beef before you can have it. the delicacy costs nearly $100 a pound. tomorrow there's a chance it may rain in napa. umbrellas are not allowed in bottle rock, bring a rain coat. a 102-year-old woman is being evicted from her los angeles home of nearly 30 years. but friends like former governor

a. schwarzenegger and local officials are vowing to see how they can help her. >> a >> reporter: a gift from former california governor arnold schwarzenegger for thelma smith, who turned 102 this week, being evicted from her home of nearly 30 years in unincorporated ladera heights. schwarzenegger tweeted, thelma has been a dear friend, imagine doing this to a 102-year-old woman who gave back to the community her whole life, it is heartless. >> she's bothered. she's brave. so she puts on the front that, you know, she's okay and there's no problem. but there is. >> reporter: smith, who did not want to talk about the eviction, received written notice from the landlord in march letting her know her month-to-month lease is ending. so the landlord's daughter can move in. >> i understand his right to have his daughter live there. i do understand that.

i have children and grandchildren. but i think the timing is off. >> reporter: smith, a huge lakers fan, served as the executive secretary for the nonprofit sugar ray robinson youth foundation where she met celebrities like michael jackson, muhammad ali, actor and former nfl player rosie greer, and schwarzenegger. smith's friends say he's out of the country but his assistant stopped by to see how he can help. >> you know, it's nice to have people that care about you. >> reporter: smith's friends say she's thinking about moving back to washington, d.c. to be close to family. her friend has also offered her a place in her home next door. >> and i love you all. for caring if about me. >> clearly she is so loved. that was eileen farrah reporting. she reached out to the landlord but did not hear back, aantime, consumer and business affairs says it is investigating the eviction notice to make sure it complies with rent control laws. a county supervisor is also looking into it.

until then smith has until june 30th to move out. a california man is dead after he was attacked by a shark this morning in maui. the 65-year-old victim was found by firefighters unresponsive in the ocean about 60 yards off a popular tourist area. firefighters performed cpr but he passed away from his injuries. his name and hometown have not been released. new developments now with the rebuilding of santa rosa. a construction company could be in trouble. "the press democrat" reports three more families have filed lawsuits against the diarra monta construction company, a story abc 7 news has been following. multiple people have complained of spending tens of thousands and the contractor doing little or no work on their homes. the state is also looking into the central valley company. kiara monta construction has not responded to the latest allegations but last week the company told us it did not anticipate the obstacles it faced in the north bay, but says it can finish the job.

in developing news, contract talks set to resume tomorrow in the new haven unified teachers strike. both sides held marathon sessions that ended after midnight this morning. teachers walked off the job last monday. teachers at union city and hayward schools want a 10% raise over the next two years. the district says it cannot afford that. in the east bay, high school seniors received graduation presents that will help them conquer college. abc 7 news was in oakland where college-bound seniors were given free or deeply discounted laptops and desktops. a partnership between oakland unified and tech exchange makes it possible for eligible high school seniors to get the preowned computers. we get them all prepped so that we can get them back out to the community. so all the computers are loaded with new operating systems, tested three times, and we provide a year warranty if they run into any problems. >> bay area tech companies donated many of the computers. golden gate bridge's two parking lots will be off limits to weekend visitors until labor

day. closures start this weekend. the lots simply get too crowded with visitors during summer weekends. traffic backing up spilling onto the bridge, visitors being asked to take buses or use ride shares if they want to take in the view. the former business manager of stan lee has been arrested on elder abuse charges. cam morgan was arrested this afternoon in arizona. he faces felony theft allegations, embezzlement, and false imprisonment of an elder adult. prosecutors say morgan tried to control lee despite the fact he had no authority to act on his behalf. morgan's attorney rejected those allegations. lee died in november at the age of 95. iron chef mass laura morimoto has used his sushi-making skills to set a new record on the williams sonoma culinary stage carving a 205-pound tuna into 100 portions of sushi.

working really fast but with precision, 12:59 flat, half the time he normally takes to carve such a big fish. that is good enough for a guinness world record. >> that is knife skills. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, there are plenty of sales this holiday weekend. but one of the best things to buy may be a car. why you can expect particularly good prices this memorial day. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. rain has returned in the north bay as our next storm moves in on sunday. we'll have the complete timing after the break.

while many of us will enjoy barbecues on the beach this weekend, others might find great deals on new cars. many dealerships have extra inventories, especially trucks and suvs. those vehicles haven't sold as quickly as carmakers had anticipated. an expert with edmonds.com believes you can expect bargains because right now supply exceeds demand. >> a lot of vehicles are sitting on lots, 60, 70, 100 days. and that is the time for them to move. they need to sell theses for ge the best deal. sellin hers online wha cre shopping might give you the edge before you enter the showroom. a major real estate title company has said a security lapse exposed hundreds of millions of files containing customers' sensitive information. first american financial reported that problem yesterday. it's not clear if any of the data was taken, but it contained

bank account numbers and other personal details. 885 million records were exposed and if they fell into the wrong hands this would be one of the largest data leaks ever. first american has offices all over the world, including the bay area. a transportation showdown on twitter between elon musk and bart. musk was discussing tunnels and suggested trains be above ground and cars below. bart clearly took exception and pointed out how many people it takes through the transbay tube versus cars that go over the bridge. it then got in a little jab at the tesla ceo pointing out its trains run on electricity. musk did not respond to bart but kept the conversation going by insisting underground tunnels are meant for cars, not trains. this whole thing started with musk praising tunnels as being the safest place in an earthquake. now you can be part of the "star wars" saga, no lightsaber training required. >> disneyland is holding open casting calls on friday for stormtroopers. they'll work at "star wars:

galaxy's edge." >> performers must be between 5'10" and 6 feet tall. disney is the pattern company of abc 7. information on how to apply on abc7news.com. you fit that mold. >> i'm an inch too fall and drew is 3 inches too tall. >> my dream gone like that, do you believe it? we've got rain returned already in the north bay. live doppler 7 getting down to street level. black point, big bend, moving into sears point, this through petaluma. 12:47 if the city. 1:11 oakland. expect rain to return at 1:30 san leandro. the storm is just getting started. scattered showers, a brief downpour, the chance of a thundershower popping up as well.

temps well below average for this time of the year. the accuweather seven-day forecast will show you scattered showers throughout the day tomorrow. it's just chilly in the 50s and 60s. the rain's out of here for the holiday monday. then we warm up by midweek on wednesday. sunshine back, 70s return. then those rapid rebounds in numbers by friday and saturday. feels like summer with 80s in our warmest spots. >> why is it so nice out when mindi and i will be in toronto? >> cold. >> and rainy. >> but there will be good basketball going on. >> yes, yes. >> absolutely. and this series is going to feature great defensive talent on the court. some established defensive talent in the nba finals. kevin durant out, here's who

kawhi leonard posted another

epic performance. 27 points, 17 rebounds and a huge dunk over giannis antetokounmpo and led the raptors to their first nba finals. the raptors ended the third and started the fourth on a 26-3 run. look at serge ibaka. yeah, getting two the hard way. kyle lowry would get the steal. this is one of his eight assists. wghr than kauai len afterward,. leonard, not only did he have the double-double, he had seven assists and a lot of luck. look at the bounces here, perfect. that will do it. for the first time since the raptors joined the nba in '95, they are eastern conference champions. 100-94 the final. next up, the warriors. >> they're one of the greatest teams in history, right? i think, what is this, five straight finals for them? there's not a whole lot of teams

that have done that. so it will be a tall task. but we'll try to figure it out. ga onega kevon looney and company will need to stop the raptors offense. looney says they're up for the task. >> k.d., he's been dominating the finals the last two years, a big help for us. we know at some point he's going to come back and our job is to win games and play as hard as possible until he gets there. >> looney's a hell of a basketball player. and to me -- i said this the other day, he's one of our cornerstones now. going forward i expect him to be one of our mainstays over the coming years. >> the return of the a's power has powered their best winning streak in six seasons. today's win makes it eight in a roy for oakland. mom, grab the snacks, let's go.

first inning, matt chapman wasn't waiting. two outs, his 12th home run of the season. a's on the board first. you go to the fourth inning, tied 2-2. marcus semien gets a base hit. domingo santana bobbles it. that allows ramon more yano to score. chad pender fall is up with a double. josh begley and simeon come home, a's up 5-2. sunny in oakland, sometimes that causes problems. it did on this a's win 6-5 the final. an 18-2 drumming by the diamondbacks on friday night did not stop this guy from having a lot of fun today. that is good. i love the optimism. san francisco gave up 10 more today. look at this, a pouncer past pablo sandoval. arizona on the board. hey, let's keep moving, doing what we're doing. so yeah, arizona got one more in

the inning. kev the great grab, finishes off the double play. yeah, that is definitely worth a dance. that was incredible. kittle marte had 3 hits for 4 friday night. he'll have two hits including this solo in the third. the diamondbacks win again by double digits, 10-4 the final today. that's 28 runs over the past two days. third round of the charles schwab challenge in ft. worth, texas, jordan spieth is from texas, so he got the crowd roaring. look at this putt for birdie on his first hole. then on 7, this also for birdie. it was his sixth birdie of 25 feet or longer in the tournament. he is tied for second place at 7 under par. just two strokes behind this gentleman, kevin na coming off an 8 under 62 round yesterday.

he shot 1 under today. that's good enough for 9 under heading into tomorrow's final rounds. great greens going there. what are you going to eat in canada? >> bagels, i'm looking on my computer. >> yeah, she's not working right now, she's dining. >> i was listening to your sportscast, really. >> that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. on behalf of all of us at abc 7, have a wonderful night.

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