he loss of my sister. my nephews will join me for the very first time. bay area from abc7. >> just hours ago, a red flag warning went into effect for parts of the north bay hills. residents taking precaution. good evening, i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. let's get to meteorologist drew tuma with more. >> that red flag warning did go into effect at 8:00 earlier this evening. it will last through much of the morning tomorrow it. >> does affect the north bay hills. what we're watching very closely are winds out of the northeast gusting close to 35 miles per hour combined with low hupdty. that means fires can easily start and easily spread. middletown over to cloverdale

south into forest knowles. knowl so future weather, watch the winds ramp up early by 2:00 a.m. that continues into 8:00. but later in the morning the winds will calm down. however, it will be a very warm afternoon across the entire bay area. a look at the afternoon highs coming up in just a few minutes. let's go to n reporter on how people are taking precautions during these red flag conditions. >> reporter: eric, four extra firefighters are working out of this station overnight. in the county a special strike team has been formed all because of the red flag warning. >> we don't have like a knife, do we? >> reporter: these campers are on a mission. >> bless you. >> ruz a red flag warning is forcing them to put their fires out soon. >> right now basically for the next three hours we are going to do a bit of a cooking marathon,

make dinner and make breakfast. so basically just get everything done. >> it kind of sucks that we can't have a camp fire and we have to make like all of our food now. >> better than nothing. >> reporter: the high wind at higher altits the reason for the warning which also forced the closure of several roads. marin county fire has upped staffing as well. >> this time of year in october we do see our highest risk of fires with rapid growth in the north bay, especially the coastal area dual to the fuel moisture being at its lowest point. >> reporter: those in the east bay were still on high alert because of the warm weather. gwen court before noon was threatened. >> some of the fence lines, our fire engines actually stopped the fire from progressing past the fence lines. >> reporter: dozens turned out to clear brush that could ignite

this fire season. >> we want to help out al everiate any possibility of any fires coming up this season. and the homes that are here behind us. >> reporter: and the red flag warning will end on sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. live in marin county, lisa, abc7 news. about an hour ago, pg&e pg&e began shutting off power for those in plumas, butte and yuba counties. they expect power to be restored tomorrow but it's not clear when. a pg&e spokesperson tells the san francisco chronicle those counties have been removed from the scope of the power shutoff. you can stay up to date with the abc7 news app. it's free to download in the app store. just enable the push notifications. well, did you feel it? thousands of people in the bay area did. the moment a 3.5 magnitude

earthquake hit this morning off the coast of pacifica. luckily there were no reports of damage, but it is a wake-up call for all of us to be ready for the next big one. >> reporter: that's what the 3.5 quake sounded like at 8:41 saturday morning. it really freaked out the folks living in this house. >> did you feel it? >> i felt it. >> i thought someone hit my store with the truck. >> reporter: tiny wires on the shelves prevented lots of booze from smashing onto the floor. >> no daniemage. >> reporter: the quake was centered a mile off the coast of pacifica. >> i believe this has had three tiny aftershocks already. >> reporter: this seismologist says the shaking happened between the two major faults. she does not believe it's a foreshock of something bigger. >> the best analogy for it is to

think about it pulling up on a blanket. most of it moves the direction you want but all around i you get all these tiny little wrinkles. >> reporter: more than 3,000 people between san francisco, the peninsula, and parts of the east bay reported they felt it on the usgs website. minutes after the break, train service was halted to inspect the tracks but didn't find any damage. >> to me it was like a rgggggg, but it shook the windows. >> reporter: jim and elaine definitely felt it. >> here's the extra batteries. >> reporter: elaine and jim lived through the 6.9 loma prieta quake 30 years ago. >> it was so hard and just so long. >> reporter: they know being prepared for the next big one is the only option. in pacifica, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> and as you take a look at the shaking intensity map, you can

see the strongest in terms of what was felt across the bay area in san francisco and other parts of san mateo county, that magnitude 3.5 earlier this morning. as we widen out the picture, you can see thousands of people in the bay area felt this earthquake early in the morning. >> it was very weak. the shaking intensity was felt in the north bay and as far south as morgan hill. so just a reminder we do feel those light earthquakes across the entire region. if you need to pack an earthquake kit, we have a list of what you should include on our website. go to abc7news.com. a body was found this morning during a search for a woman who went missing off the waters of san francisco breach. the body still needs to be identified. crews have suspended the search for the woman. investigators say the 24-year-old was with friends at mile rock beach near lands end

last night when she went out for a swim and was swept up by strong currents. a woman in dublin says she was sexually assaulted while she slept in her homes. police arrested jatonio simmons. she told police she woke up when a man began touching her. she screamed and ran out of the office. he faces charges of sexual assault and burglary. firefighters were investigating a small fire that broke out this afternoon in san jose. the fire started just after 2:00 at san jose boiler works. that's oakland road. fire officials say nobody was injured and the choir was quickly put out. the cause of that fire is under investigation. next new well, new season, new roster. the dubs played their first game at chase center in san francisco. you can see even city hall went up in warriors colors to celebrate. the war yoz faced off against the l.a. lakers and suffered a

loss. that didn't stophe party though. n reporter luz pena spent the night out there and was live with the fans. >> reporter: eric, think back to your first day school. new uniform, new classroom and obviously a brand-new school. well, that's basically what happened here at chase center. a new home, new team players and a ton of fans. >> reporter: it was a party outside, the ones in charge of getting everyone hyped up. they blew notes. the warriors' new music ensemble. we've got a pre-half time situation going on. ♪ fans from all over the bay area came to experience a $1.4 billion chase center. >> much easier to get here than going to oakland. so we're glad that the team's coming to the city. >> reporter: talking about transportation, i jumped into a pedicab. the drivers are working more

than usual. having chase center here, how is that helping you? >> well, it's helped us in a couple ways actually. it's expanded our range. chase is farther south than where the giants play. >> reporter: with 18,000 seats, the arena was packed with warriors fans and some lakers fans as well. this group didn't come from l.a., but fremont. >> i've been raised a laker fan. i guess i can't portray my family. that's the first thing. ♪ >> reporter: so now that we're inside, let's search for the biggest warriors fan. so what is that one thing that if you are titled the biggest warriors fan you need to have hands down? >> you got to be dressed in warriors gear all the way, swag level 100 as the kids say. >> absolutely! i'm the biggest warrior fan. you just have on more stuff than i do. but look at my hat. >> you look good. >> i do look good.

>> reporter: hold on, is there a fight going on? who's the oldest? >> he's the oldest. >> so i'm the oldest and biggest fan. >> warriors biggest fan, baby. 42 years plus. ahhh! >> reporter: i love that ahhh! okay. no sad facese tonit. they will be playing their season game against the l.a. clippers october 24th. >> and abc7 sports anchor chris alvarez will have highlights of the game coming up in sports. still ahead on abc7 news at :00, explosions rock an oktoberfest celebration in southern california. the latest on injuries and just how it happened. > francisco emt shows off some secret skills we explain this neighborhood dance-off. plus,

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breaki . at least four people have been injured including two firefighters in anxplosion during an oktoberfest celebration tonight in huntington beach. the injuries though are said to be minor. witnesses reported hearing multiple blasts and seeing a large fireball. it happened near a restaurant, and the flames spread to tents that have been set up for the festival. investigators say the explosion came from an electrical vault. blue grass wrapped up at san francisco's golden gate park. there are some noticeable differences. extra fencing has been put up. and in order to get in visitors have to go through one of four security checkpoints. restrictions are also in place as to what can be brought in. all the changes are in response to the attack earlier this year

at the gilroy festival. and the same level of security is expected at fleet week which gets underway tomorrow in san francisco. the annual event draws hundreds of thousands of people to check out the shipsn the aerial shows. city officials are reminding people to be prepared for crowds, particularly along the waterfront. online we have a complete schedule of fleet week events and digital videos about the history of the blue angels and the event itself. just head to our home page abc7news.com. in the east bay, abc7 news was in oakland whe a community group expressed concerns about the newtadi. oakland united made up of community groups and neighbors demanded the agreement. >> right now we do not have a legally binding community

benefits agreement. hopeful that the a's will sit down to negotiate a cba that addresses our concerns. >> the a's have an agreement with the port of oakland that. includes a range of community benefits as part of the stadium project. but oakland united argues they serve as a guide and can be revised. the a's released a statement saying we are happy to see community groups meeting to discuss the project. we encourage public jaemt to create a win-win project. the stadium is expected to open in 2023. new at 11:00, sometimes a little dancing can be the best medicine. check out this video taking by a san francisco fire department emt. you can hear marvin day's "let's get it on" playing. and one of the emts decides to party at the impromptu celebration in the middle of the street. this was clearly a fun little

break from the grind for everyone. big marvin day fan here. all right. time to check the forecast. >> eric, we are tracking warmer weather to finish out the weekend. widespread 80s by tomorrow afternoon. so a lot of heat is making a comeback. live doppler 7 showing you the sweep. outside tonight the camera showing you clear skies. you can see sutro tower blinking all the way in the background. so not only do we have clear skies tonight. that means we have a lot of sunshine on the way for your day tomorrow. but in the short term in the accuweather highlights, tonight we are tracking that elevated fire danger in the north bay hills with that red flag warning continuing overnight until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for those gusty winds over the next 12 hours or so. those winds will also bring us a warm to hot afternoon. and by tuesday we will track cooler, more october-like weather. it's still 67 in the city.

we are at 52 though in santa rosa. checking out the temperature right around 61 degrees. a current look at our winds especially in our hills where we do have that red flag warning. knoxville greek gusting at 28 miles per hour right now. future weather showing you 2:30 in the morning. you can see our winds are most active in the north bay. we are tracking gusts that could come close to 35 miles per hour, continues once sun is up here at about 7:30 t morning. then those winds will really calm down midday. and they will stay that way for the rest of the afternoon and evening tomorrow. overnight tonight we are tracking temperatures, upper 40s to low to mid-50s in the next 12 hours. clear skies and again it does turn windy in the hills in the north bay. the 12-hour day planner at 7:10 in the morning. that sun really going to warm us up pretty quickly. so by noon we are already into the low 80s and then autumn heat by 4:00 with our warmest spots

topping out in the low 90s. starting in the south bay, 87 in san jose tomorrow. 92 though for gilroy. along the peninsula, it is a warm day, a lot of sunshine, gets us to 86 in menlo park. the coast line warm in the upper 70s if not close to 80 degrees. 83 tomorrow afternoon. the north bay it is warm to hot in 91 in santa rosa. 88 in sonoma up to about 85 degrees. it is warm well into the 80s above average for this time of year, a lot of sunshine. 84 berkeley, 83 in oakland, 85 in fremont. then inland upper 80s to lower 90s. 88 in walnut creek and pleasanton up to 89 degrees. here's that autumn warmth tomorrow, still warm for monday. and then the fog returns on tuesday and our numbers begin to

turn around. by wednesday, we're back into the 70s where we should be for this time of the year. but it does again wednesday night to thursday, eric turn windy but we are near average by friday and turday. >> average is good. >> thanks. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, pricey and popular geisha coffee is now being made in the u.s. for the first time. how a

the pricey and popular geisha varietial of coffee is being grown in the u.s. for the first time. it's happening in southern california with help from a celebrity. singer jason mraz has a farm in san diego county and teamed up with bird rock coffee roasters to make the geisha coffee. they are selling 4 ounces of beans for $200.

4 ounces for 20 buck0 bucks. beans grown in panama goes for 75 bucks a cup at clatch coffee so 50 bucks an ounce. >> can we get in on this business model and split some? >> after you buy me some. they threw kind of a big party at the chase center. you want dubs coverage? we got dubs coverage. highlights from coach and

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basketball game at their brand-new arena against lebron james and the lakers. the stars are out, there's steph curry, lakers 11-0 run open in the game. steph, splash. his first three, the first three at chase center. klay thompson, we can't wait to see him back on the floor. anthony davis is a problem, fear the brow. rebound and the flush. he had 17 in the first quarter. watch out for the lakers. check out this effort by steph right here. how about some defense? lays it up and in. he had 18 with the lakers going in 123-101. >> i'm not too concerned with the result, but we do have to play better defense for sure. we will work hard on that next week, and we'll take tomorrow off and get back at it on monday. >> we got two more preseason games to get a little bit more familiar before the 24th. but it's beautiful. it's got a lot of potential to create an amazing environment,

an amazing home court advantage. >> college football justin wilcox looking for his first win at his alma mater. cal in business, dev in monster, he's out indefinitely. chris brown jr., the 22 yard connection, 7-0 golden bears on the road. here comes oregon. the cal 10. and it's a fumble and the bears recover. cal 4's three turnovers but only led 7-0 at the break. late third ducks in the red zone into the end zone. cyrus punches in 10-7. duckies 4th quarter monsters passed, tipped and picked by destroy. the momentum swinging with the ducks. oregon marks us down the field. easy score there. ducks win 17 had, 7.

stanford only lost four mes last year. second quarter stanford down 7-6. davis mills do a wide open fihoku. cardinal at recess. third quarter mills to colby parkinson. these guys are some good athletes. juggling catch, here's cam scarlet finishing things he had 151 on the ground. stanford wins 23-13. they're now 3-3 this season. this abc7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. if you want more warriors coverage go to our website. there's all kinds of good stuff. >> you mentioned oregon's uniform. when they name buildings after him up there. you're going to look real good in those nike uniforms. >> all right, chris, thank you. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. new video shows the moment the man was struck by lightning while walking his dogs. how workers at a nearby vet

hospital came to the rescue. a witness in the trial of a dallas police officer was shot

live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. diana's off tonight. a red flag warning has parts of northern california on high alert tonight. warm temperatures, low humidity and high winds are putting the north bay hills at greater risk of fire. the red flag warning will end at 10:00 tomorrow morning. a 3.5 magnitude earthquake had people in the bay area

holding their breath. that quake struck off the coast of pacifica just after 8:30 this morning. there were three aftershocks. bart stopped trains to stop the tracks. nobody was hurt. there were no reports of damage. a body was found this morning during the search for a woman who went missing in the waters off san francisco beach. a 24-year-old was with friends at mile rock beach near lands end last night when she went for a swim and was swept out by strong currents. that body still needs to be identified. the white house continues to bush back against claims that president trump acted illegally during his july phone call with ukraine's president. abc's rachel scott has more from washington. >> reporter: the standoff between the white house and congress intensifies. >> this is the greatest witch hunt in the history of our country. >> reporter: the congressional investigation into whether the president sought to strong-arm a foreign leader to dig up dirt on

a political rival is expanding. house democrats issuing subpoenas for the white house and requesting documents from vice president mike pence all related to the ukraine controversy. the white house dismissing those requests issuing a statement saying the subpoena changes nothing and is a waste of time and taxpayer dollars. the state department says it will cooperate, but with limits. >> nations do this. nations work together and they say, boy, goodness gracious, if you can help me with x, we will achieve ychl. this is what partnerships do. >> reporter: the president now fending off attacks from some in his own party. republican senator mitt romney calling the president's request for china and ukraine to investigate his potential 2020 rival joe biden wrong and appalling. today the president responding on twitter writing, quote, my conversation with the ukrainian president was a congenial and very appropriate one. senator marco rubio was asked if he thought it was okay for china

to launch an investigation of the bidens. >> i don't know if that's a real request or him just needling the press knowing that you guys are going to get outraged by it. >> reporter: as president trump doubles down on his attacks against biden, the former vp firing back writing, quote, he slanders anyone he sees as a threat. that is why he is frantically pushing flat-out lies, debunked conspiracy theories and smears against me and my family. while the house does its job on impeachment, i am going to stay focused on what matter. >> senator bernie sanders is back home tonight in vermont after suffering a heart attack. he was campaigning in nevada on tuesday when he felt chest paper pains. earlier in the week she said they would be taking part in the upcoming democratic debate. it is set for october 15th in

ohio. a man is in custody accused of killing four sleeping homeless men in new york city. police say the suspect 24-year-old randy rodriguez santos was also homeless. attacks happened around 2 this morning in china town. police say he beat them to death with a metal pipe. a fifth man was also attacked and is in critical condition. >> a random attack, no one was targeted by race, age, anything of that nature. >> santos' family says he has struggled with drug and violence. police say he's been arrested at least a half dozen other times over the past two years. three of those arrests were for assault. new developments out of texas where a witness in the murder trial of a dallas police officer has been killed in a shooting. joshua brown was the former neighbor of botham jean. jean was shot and killed in his own apartment by officer amber guyger. brown was killed last night. no arrests have been made. he lived across the hall and was

choked up on the stand after testifying about hearing both yam sing every police are on high alert this weekend after the releas of the movie "joker." there are fears it could spark real-life violence. it tells the back story of one of the iconic villains from the batman universe he finds relief and his purpose in life by committing acts of violence. the fbi has been keeping a close eye online and is alerting local authorities about any threats. the fears stem from the 2012 shooting at a colorado theater during a showing of another batman film "the dark night rises." >> we just remind people to remain vigilant. if you see anything that seems out of place, call 9-1-1 and don't hesitate to do so. >> some theaters have gone as far as to ban people from wearing costumes or masks of

screenings of joker. this man was struck by lightning while walking his three dogs. he was walking his dogs at a park in spring texas when lightning struck at his feet. his frightened dogs ran off and alex fell to the ground unconscious. employees from a nearby vet hospital saw what happened and rushed outside finding alex not moving, not breathing and his clothes charred. >> i started running through the hospital because someone was like we need help with cpr. his shoes and his socks got blown off his feet. >> they performed cpr until they could feel a pulse. he was then air-lifted to the hospital where he is recovering. this video you just need to see. it was taken this morning at a hair salon on long island in new york. now watch what comes crashing through the window. yes, that is a deer. oh, my gosh, it is a deer. it actually hit a woman sitting on the couch and nearly crashed

into the stylist cutting a man's hair. the buck quickly got back on itfeet, ran around the salon before going out the front door. the woman on the couch had a leg injury and had to go to the hospital and the police got there of course the deer was long gone. the warriors play their first game at chase center in san francisco tonight. there's no statues yet, but there are medallions before tonight's game against the lakers. the team held a ceremony unveiling them as one of the greatest warriors in franchise history. chris mullen andless but not least rick berry were all honored. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, san jose airport is going ecofriendly and high-tech. the changes coming to ads at the airport that'll make it a national leader. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are watching the red

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in the north bay repairs are going to begin this weekend on a highway damaged by flooding. this is from last winter when highway 37 flooded in marin county. s had been swamped several times in recent years near construction will be taking place every night through november 4th. this will lead to closures between atherton avenue and highway 101. thousands of safeway workers have a new contract tonight. the union ratified a three-year deal on from. >> that provides a wage increase and guaranteed benefits. it covers 14,000 employees. those markets are in northern, central, and southern california. a new kind of advertising is making its nationwide debut at a bay area airport. the first all-digital airport program is rolling out at mineta

san jose international airport. it's run by clearchannel airports and has partnerships with google. will utilize a network of more than 80 screens at the airport. nearly 15 million passengers go through that airport every year. well, a new liquor product is getting a lot of attention online for its striking similarity to laundry detergent pods. scotch whiskey released this video announcing their new product a, quote, capsule connection. the pods are made from see-through seaweed extract. the pods are a limited production being served only during london cocktail week currently. new episodes of your favorite abc shows are coming back for the fall lineup. we are also bringing in some new shows including korks kids say the darnedest things." ♪ids say the darnedest things."

♪"kids say the darnedest things." ♪ that's jaden tyler playing some blues on the keyboard yesterday. he got to show abc7 news anchors some of his talent. if you think your kid should be on the show go to kidssaycasting.com. you can see jaden and some other impressive acts on "kids say the darnedest things" followed by a new episode of "shark tank." a new episode of "the rookie" at 10:00. all right. they say never follow animals or kids. so here's drew tuma. >> [ laughter ] right? i'm in a poor spot right now. we talk about how winds are increasing as we speak in the hills, especially in our north bay communities. that is why we have a red flag warning that is in effect through tomorrow morning. gusts could come close to 35 miles per hour overnight. we have low humidity.

communities that are under this warning, it lasts until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. overnight tonight we have clear skies, windy in the north bay hills. elsewhere we are finding temperatures in the low to mid-50s. we will break down your day tomorrow. sun's up here at 7:10 in the morning. the winds will start to relax, but the warming will be quick. and by the afternoon we are in the 80s and 90s away from the coast. so it is going to be a warm day. 87 in san jose. santa rosa up to 91 degrees. autumn heat tomorrow continues on monday before the fog returns tuesday to cool us all off. but it is windy in our hills wednesday night into thursday with temperatures in the 60s and in the 70s. >> thank you very much, sir. all right. it's just a preseason game, relax. but we do have to see some chemistry develop here. >> yeah. that's what the preseason is for, building that chemistry. and you maybe won't know until after clay gets back. larry and carrie have a breakdown. don't miss that.

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abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> warriors fans aren't going to remember the score tonight in preseason's opener, but they will remember the experience, being a part of history in a brand-new building. after 47 seasons at oracle, dubs are back in san francisco. players marveled the brand-new building. they are excited to make it their new home. hey, it's just preseason, no need to panic after that loss. but here's the breakdown. >> no doubt a smashing success. on the court it was a little bit rough at times, coach? >> the chase center won, the but the fans definitely did. i thought tonight was a success and the fact that this spectacular building got a chance to open up. even though not the regular

season, a lot of good things yet to come. >> the warriors hampered because of injuries especially to their front line. you could see though the lakers are going to be a problem going toward. forward. >> well, anthony davis in particular really playing half the game putting up 22-10. being guarded in the first half too. so not against the lower half of that roster. anthony davis sfwonab a problem starting at the point guard position for the lakers. going to throw a little different dynamic in there. the lack of size and the injuries that the warriors have. but there's a reason why the lakers are coming out of the western conference. >> you know what steph is going to do. he hit the first three in this game, fittingly. knocked down four 3s. i think he could be a pretty solid contributor. >> i was encouraged by him. got nine threes up. and obviously a team that's known for the splash brothers with clay being o.

could be a big factor in the first half of the season until clay gets back with d'angelo russell and steph curry. could find himself in a new position for a contending team. >> and because you've got eight new players on this roster, the battle for minutes is wide open. it's not like we're used to the past five years where pretty much everything was set. >> this training camp should be really important for steve curr. teaching this team how to play. not as much talent that's proven outside of the top four, but clearly a lot of bodies to play with. >> so the warriors lose their first game here at chase. but still we're only in the preseason. next up is a game against the minnesota timber wolves and three more this preseason with the lakers. going to see a lot of lebron here in the preseason. that's a wrap from chase center. chris, back to you. >> what an experience it was and plenty more games. three games just three goals and

three losses for the sharks. where can i get that spongebob blanket? i'm sure i can buy one online. he turns the puck over in the first, leads to an easy goal for michael, 1-0 ducks. sharks get on the board in the second. logan couture, the top risker. the ducks captain answered though. ryan, oh, that was pretty. ducks beat the sharks 3-1. san jose's been outscored 12-3 in three games this season. playoff baseball astros fans rocking clever costumes. kou imagine that costume with a spongebob blanket? astros starter garrett cole basically unhitable. 15 strikeouts, the most in any postseason game in almost 20 years. astros win 3-0.

they have a lead over tampa bay. the yankees go 2-0 on the twins. and isn't that how eric thomas used to do it in youth league? did you do this? [ laughter ] >> oh, heck no. >> but what about the showoff part? a no-doubter, my boy aaron judge from fresno state is like let's go. >> yankees win 8-2. 8-2. this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. and we will go back to the warriors. i'm sure you were very good in youth sports. but what an experience. if you guys haven't gotten out there, get out there. 18,000 packed it in tonight. the vibe was good. it is preseason but i can't wait for the regular season when the clippers come in here. then it's going to be going for real. >> so in answer to your question i grew up in the bob gibson era. so if you stood there and looked at a homerun, the next pitch

would be right here. instinctively we all knew that. >> that wouldn't happen against bob gibson and he probably wouldn't have hit the ball as far because he was one of the best pitchers ever. >> they lowered mound because of his season. i think he had a 1.08 era for the entire season. >> tomorrow raiders in london, the 9ers play on abc7 monday night against cleveland. we've got a lot of stuff going on here today. >> thank you for joining us. that's it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. thanks for joining

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