county declared af lal coronavirus. e suere at the board of where the board unanimously approved the motion. the declaration allows the county to respond quickly an receive help from the state if it needs it. two cases of coronavirus have been reported in santa clara county. abc 7 news was in san leandro today as med share announced it was sending 1.5 million masks and gowns to china to help fight the outbreak. the humanitarian aid group says it's had the supply for a couple of hs. waiting for anntmo disaster to respond to. san francisco consul general was ehexpssre tore announcement. help. >> we are grateful to you and your members for the generous donation to fight against the outbreak of the coronavirus.

it's common tasks of the members of the international community. >> coca-cola is helping with funding and ups is delivering the masks to china. >> several people from the bay yar are on board the quarantined cruise ship currently docked in japan. >> cornell barnard is in the newsroom. cornell, how are holding up? >> ama and n, all. about two dozen of the americans testing positive. passengers on board that ship trying to cope under anearquo.n nightmare. some passengers on board of yoamond princess docked in mahako t ryg sane, including these newlyweds. >> we aren't sick and want to keep it that way. >> but others are. >> you don't think something like this will happen living life. >> rebecca is one pas fraernginh a confirmed case of coronavirus. for some, it can be serious and

. but so farly adrebecca's treatm in an isolated hospital room on >> it doesn't even feel like a cold to be perfectly honest. i wouldn't have known there was anything wrong with me if they hadn't tested me. >> her husband had to stay behind on the ship. so far he's tested negative. he's on day six of a minimum 14-day quarantine on board of diamond princess. >> i have anxiety julie choy fo is confined to herin c they're okay and not showing symptoms. but there is no contact with the crew. >> tyheivel dheer times. the breakf dinner. other than that, i don't see anybody. >> julie showed >>ca tbihen re's a bathroom. one chair. and then one desk. >> julie choy's cabin is about 160 square feet. that's roughly 16 by 10. check it out.

sky map 7 shows us how small that area is. you're not allowed to leave. >> the quarantine period end on february 19th that. doesn't mean passengers will be allowed to leave. find someone have fever, are we going to start the 19 -- the 14 days all over again? >> that's a really good point. the story is changing by the day. unclear when the passengers who are not testing coronavirus will be allowed to leave that cruise ship. live in the newsroom, c llne 7 cornell, you showed us the size of that state room is about the size of a parking space.an . emotionally?holding it togetrhe >> there are a lot -- a lot of thim are not. julie choy tells us her stress hallucinating h the im sro.of bee uscain hdoeshwsoas in her cabin. her medication is running low, no toothpaste. the only thing to look forward to is a walk around the ship. with 2,000 passengers on board,

they can happen every two to three days. the rest of the time she's in her cab in. >> that is rough. there are a lot of questions about coronavirus and we have answers to the top seven on rou website, abc7news.com. new at 6:00, chp officer has been arrested ongoing relationship with a teenage girl.this is the mugshot for 34-year-old wbrian watkins arrested on count of sexual assault. detectives have been looking into the case since july. the relationship began when she was 16 years old and continued even after he found out about the investigation. the chp says they've put officer watkins on administrative leave. there is extra safety on b.a.r.t. tonight. new ambassadors started on the job. almost a dozen of them will patrol trains and stations to help passengers withs and emde pesblcalarote situatio. we're live at the west oakland

station ansaghnito this ist. part ofnui >> it is. b.a.r.t. officials are call this a new day for b.a.r.t. ey'rextrely excited about the launch of this ambassador program. the police chief says the ambassadors will be the extra eyes and ears of the department. they're not police officers. but they are here to help passengers feel safe. >> we'll be riding the trains, be more visible. having high visibility on the train. patrolling and kind of escate t situations where ew sto i. e av hen>> ambassadors. she ride b.a.r.t. and knows the beeen 2:00 p.m. and midnight. >> if that's helping with the direction, if they need help with clipper card and where to go, that's what we're there for. >> the ambassador program is pa demanding more safety on the

b.a.r.t. emst hsyasani. fountain worry about the increased surveillance on the b.a.r.t. system. he is glad that more is being done to address problems. s laly on as safetywise, what' the b.a.r.t., anything to help us will be better. >> the ambassadorsrough th anti-bia gs training and that t ambassadors will be unarmed. should a situation escalate, the police will be called. >> it's going to be a forced multiplier for us, more eyes and ears in oursystem. it's something that our riders have been askingor for a long time. this is our commitment to increase our presence to them. >> reporter: the ambassadors will be unarmed but they will carry peparpeay ssix-month program. if it works,be extended and could include adding more ambassador. anser hassan. abc 7. hatrm strong wind of ng with the

yestery. flew over this apartme building and a tree went through the roof. pa watched as crews lifted up ort aethf sizable hole on top of the building. this is just off portola avenue in livermore. take a look at what concord tweeted. cleanup of aedar tree at willow pass park.0 people lo over the 2800 still tn thr ghts c't on. pg&e said it did not turn off the power preemptively. there was no red flag warning. weather anchor, spencer christian joins wind teat t quius over? >> not yet. it's still windy in the hills. the wind has calmed down on the surface le over the bay area's s,ll st. helena right now. 35 miles per hour at hawkeye and we still have a wind advisory in effeilnt u morning for the north bay hills and mountains where wind will generally be out of the north,

northeast at 20 to 35 miles per hour. but we still may see gusts of 50 of course, that could cause downed trees and power lines. more on the forecast in a few minutes. dan? >> spencer, thank you. the weekend wind kept firefighters busy running from one emergency call to the other. o teydo station. hmid-january.y fire stationonou abc 7 newsorr r is here with more. how the impact was felt. >> reporter: that's right, dan. we saw the impact of one less fire station in this community. according to the alameda county fire, on a regular sunday, they yesterday they got 300 calls. >> alameda county fire was responding to downed power lines, trees blocking roads and many evacuations, the list of emergency and calls kept popping up nonstop all across this region. >> in this area here, that's

where union city is. we used to have four stations with 12 firefighters. now we only have three stations withfie inghfire area. >> 302 c according to alameda county fire, it was their busiest day he said their backlog was affected by the closure of fire station 30 in union city. >> up to 20 calls that were backlogged had engine 30 been in service, they would handle many of the calls. >> own january 15th, they closed fire station 30 for good. stating it was underutilized and costing the city 3.2 million d a year. >> what we ardoing is looking at different service delivery models so that we can ultimately use that station for something that will help us with e medil callenrgme ev aheecd on union high w city, we asked the mayor. >> did it make you rethink the

need of the station in that >> it is underutilized. >> it didn't make you rethink that? >> it did not make me rethink reopening that station at all. >> now that the wind died down, alameda county fire's concern is a bigger emergency. >> in the fall. those downed wires would have caused fires on many of them. so in that a ca faster turn aro scene. htth's important to highlig at the firefighters that worked aton 30 he betita s reassign to other fire stations around the area. in union city, luz 7 news. silicovalley's university is building a better bay area.c0 today they have a chance perman >> i needed manpower. i needed help. >> only on abc 7 news, ayilam g

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un conructn arde san jose university. >> we want a student who comes out ofos hem t hall and see their fellow students working side bwith facultyh labs. >> reporter: we were there as t heenst final structure beam of the first new academic building to be built on tamo change how teach how our students get jobs in the future and just how the community views the university. >> repor eight-story, hete t $181 million building will house d research labs, as well asan a science for high performance computing and dedicated space for collaboration. >> we norti mde iidn k the worl. especially with climate change and everything. this is a good thin dng. t >> local educators say profile has risen in resent

years. >> students can see in their backyard, there is a high quality program that they have the ability to be a part of and be able to prepare for the workforce. >> reporter: current students say the new building will add to the university's growing popularity. >> it was home to me. but now people from so cal or even out of the state, they want to go here. i think that's pretty cool. >> reporter: the new building expected to be done in about two years and represents just the first phase of the university's new science park on campus. reporting in san jose, i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. the unified school district says it has presented its last best and final offer to teachers, nurses and counselors represented by the san ramon valley education association. employees in that union have voted to authorize a strike if the settlement is not reached. sticking points include class sizes, x tra counselors and psychologists and security for temporary teachers. we spent a week last year that teachers face all over the bay

area. all of our stories are in one place, on our website, abc7news.com/better bay area. a public memorial was held today for three members of the altobelli family who were among those killed in kobe bryant's helicopter crash. the three were remembered in a service at angels stadium in anaheim. alyssa was a teammate of gianna bryant at kobe's mamba sport academy. her dad john was the long-time baseball coach at orange coast years. every time you look in the dugout, he's the face you've seen. now when you show up every day, he's not there. the hardest part is knowing that he won't be there again. >> john altobelli and his wife leave behind a 16-year-old daughter and john's 29-year-old son. a go fund me page for the family raised more than $350,000. to date, vanessa bryant posted this video showing her daughter gianna playing basketball with alyssa altobelli and peyton chester.

all victims of the helicopter crash and her husband kobe coaching at his mamba academy. she included an emotional note alongside it. it reads in part, my brain refuses to accept that both kobe and gi gi are gone. i can't procet ssthsame time. slee goes on to say, god, i wish they were here and this nightmare would be over. praying for all of the victims of this horrible tragedy. please continue to pray for all. the couple had four children. all girls. a celebration of life for kobe and gianna will take place february 24th. or 2/24/20. vanessa explained the. 2 was gianna's name, 24 kolb is number and 20 was the number of years he was a los angeles laker. we want to turn to our weather. we had seriously windy weather that may not be done. >> we certainly did. it was fierce. spencer christian. he's tracking weather.

>> still gusty in the hills and the mountains. the wibd is calmer at the surface. mainly clear skies right now as you look at live doppler 7. you see calmer conditions here at the surface. what a warmup we had today. highs well into the 70s all around the bay area including three new record highs for this date. 76 degrees at napa. 70 at oakland and 72 at sfo. on we go to a live view from suit row tower looking on to san francisco with a nice clear view right now as the nighttime lights are getting brighter. 64 degrees in san francisco right now. it's unusual for this hour. 71 in oakland add redwood city. 66 at san jose. gilroy at 70 degrees. lovely view from the east bay hills camera. across the bay looking westward at the after glow of sunset. 71 degrees in santa rosa. petaluma, 67. mid-60s at napa and fairfield. 64 at livermore. this is a nice view of calm conditions along the embarcadero from our rooftop camera here at

abc 7. these are the forecast features. gusty winds continue in the hills and the mountains. sunny and warm tomorrow afternoon with gradual cooling beginning midweek. it's going to get gradually cooler, not sharply cooler. we have a wind advisory in effect until 11:00 tomorrow morning for the north bay mountains. the wind out of the north, northeast, generally 20 to 30 miles per hour with gusts ranging from 50 to 60 miles per hour at times. so there's still the possibility of downed trees and power lines and maybe outages. let's talk about how dry it's been. february 10th right now. we've seen no measurable rainfall. likely to continue for a while. we have a serious rainfall deficit in locations across the bay area. santa rosa, nearly a 7-inch rainfall deficit. san francisco 6 inches over a 6.5 inch deficit in oakland. san jose dry. under a 5 inch deficit.

the cliemgt prediction center says we can expect dry weather to continue. a 50 to 60% chance of below normal prapg. it basically means we don't expect rain. clear skies but windy conditions will persist in the hills although the wind will continue to get calmer at the surface. overnight lows will drop into the upper 30s and low 40s near the bay and coast. more mid to upper 40s. highs tomorrow once again in the low to mid-70s in the warmest inland locations. here is the seven-day forecast. begins to cool down a bit on wednesday with temperatures still quite a bit above average for this time of the year. then we get to friday, which is likely to be the coolest day this week. lovely valentine's day. so enjoy the weather. milder over the weekend and starts to cool down again on monday, which is veterans day. >> not veterans day. presidents' day.

some presidents have been veterans. got to recover that. want to thank the new school of san francisco for inviting me today to talk with the students about weather and climate change and all those important topics. it was just a great enjoyable visit. >> i saw your cute video on twitter. >> the kids were saying, build a better bay area. >> shopping isn't just something for inside the mall. >> the big deal between shopping center

actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action.

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a mission to the moon engineered in part by local nasa scientists could be getting a financial boost. abc 7 news was at the nasa research center in mountainview where they're working on a space launch system. there's a 12% funding increase to $25 billion to help support nasa's mission to the moon and mars within four arye s'the director of nasa ames estimates it could cost 35 billion. >> that's to get us back to the moon and also eventually sustainably to the moon. >> substantial investment, especially to meet the time lines that the administration has asked us to be. >> key goal is find ice at the south pole of the moon. that could provide water for th molecules to be turned into fuel. the word of the day is deals. for tonight's bay area business watch, xerox is raising its bid to buy hewlett-packard with

headquarters in palo alto. they're making an offer of $35 billion next month. a lower bid was rejected last year. a major mall company buying a competitor. both with properties in the bay area. simon property will buy a stake in tubman realty. they have the stanford shopping center, the great mall in milpitas and santa rosa plaza and other outlet malls. tubman owns the sun valley shopping center in concord. a family in an emergency called 9-1-1 but help doesn't come. >> they say it cost them the life of their dog cora. you'll hear their story, christmas morning tragedy only on abc 7 news. governor newsom makes an appearance on the view. what he says is causing, quote,s ome of his fellow governors. california's primary is less than a month away. you probably received some of your official paperwork. we want you to be informed. check out our abc 7 news original series chasing california on the abc 7 news

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an east bay family is upset and speaking out after losing their beloved german shepherd to a christmas morning choking >> the family believes cora would be alive if their 911 call was routed to the right agency. >> laura anthony has the story from alamo which you'll only see here. >> she was three years old, still a big puppy. >> this woman and her daughters were set to open presents when the 3-year-old german shepherd cora started eating a ball. >> she tried to dislodge the ball and her daughter frantically called 9-1-1 on a cell phone, that went into the dispatch center at vallejo. >> dispatcher said they would not come out on a dog but were transferring her to animal control. >> an animal control employee

got on the call but instead of sending help, said they should take the dog to a vet. >> they hung up with the dispatcher and raced cora here to this vet emergency clinic in walnut creek. it's more than ten miles from their home. a trip that took nearly 20 minute. >> what ended up happening? >> we lost our dog. >> san ramon valley fire station 32 was less than a mile from the moem. >> we have different sizes of face mask to put on the different types of pets themselves. like all san ramon valley crews, they have a special emergency kit just for pets. >> obviously, people treat their pets like they are part of the family. that's why we hold them in high regard here as well. >> san ramon valley never got the chance to help cora because the 911 call was never routed to them. the commander at the vallejo chp dispatch center told us that i've been in contact with the fire chief in san ramon valley and two of the of us are

partnering to come up with that about what resources are available should a situation like this ever occur again. >> what is your hope at this point? >> that someone else doesn't go through this in a life and death situation when they need it for their pet. when you call, they come. >> in alamo, laura anthony, abc 7 news. all right. let move now to your voice, your vote. fewer than a dozen candidate remain in the running for the democratic presidential nomination. the result from the last contest, the iowa caucuses remain under debate. today, both frontrunners, mayor pete buttigieg and bernie sanders requested a recount. results from the iowa caucuses were delayed. organizers believe it was a coding error in an app that was used. >> on the view, governor newsom was talking about politics of course. he was just at the national

governors association meeting and discussed what other governors are thinking about the race for president. >> there's deep anxiety that we're not publicly communicating around what is potentially emerging as a berndsae ser wit warren wing of the party and the prospects as you mentioned that bloomberg moves into that and you're in a place of civil war. it's not my point of view, per se. but it is the anxiety that is, i think, spoken very much universally spoken. but not publicly. >> well, tom tom tom tom hampshire primary could add fresh momentum in nevada, south carolina and the super tuesday states, including california this year. abc news reporter mona kosar abdi has a look ahead. >> the countdown is on for the first in the nation primary and the candidate not wasting a

minute. >> now it's decision time and it's coming down to this. >> bernie sanders getting an early start addressing the crowd of supporters at a breakfast in manchester. >> we don't go to rich people's homes and get advice from millionaires and billionaires who are raising all kind of money. >> sanders is leading the pack in the polls rfeminding his grass root funded campaign. on the other side of the state. >> we have a big thing tomorrow. >> senator amy klobuchar feeling the boost from friday's debate pushed an optimistic message in the first of her four event. >> i don't have the biggest bank account in this race. i didn't have the biggest name i.d. going into this. but what i have is grit. >> senator elizabeth warren and joe biden feel the pressure to bounce back in new hampshire after third and fourth place showings in iowa. biden shifting his criticism from sanders and former mayor pete buttigieg to president trump. >> if trump is going to tell us over and over again that the

economy is on the ballot this year, it sure is. but something else is on the ballot. character is on the ballot. the character of this country is on the ballot. >> trump casting a shadow over the new hampshire primary by hosting his own rally at the same arena democrats filled just days ago. down this street in front of the arena where president trump will be holding his rally is a sea of red make america great again baseball caps worn by the crowd gathering at the front doors. the president tweeting this morning that he wants to shake up the dems a little mona kosar abdi, abc news. cut safety net program and boost defense spending. the spending proposal seeks to balance the budget in 15 years. nearly 182 billion would be saved over a decade by reforming food stamps, formerly known as the supplemental nutrition assistance program or snap. cutting spending by 465 billion,

much from reducing payments to providers. >> we're going to have a very good budget with a powerful military budget because we have no choice. >> it's unlikely that lawmakers will approve the budget in it entirety. >> for the first time, a foreign language film took home the top prize at the actors. >> parasite won best picture. the film made history and it's making a difference. a father is shocked when his 10-year-old daughter launches her own go fund me page. i'll show you what it took to get that page taken down ahead on 7 on your side. michael has that in a moment. join him wednesday for the 7 on your side tax hotline. our team of tax experts will be here to take your questions live over the phone or on social

and the oscar goes to parasite. >> and that history was made. it is the first time a foreign language film has snagged top honors at the oscars. >> parasite took home four oscars. best picture, best director, best original screen play and best international film. the south korean movie is a dark

comedy centered around income ee qualities, widely influence on two families. >> here in the bay area, it was not just korean americans celebrating. >> film industry veterans are excited about global cinema finding a mainstream audience. >> parasite. big win for the cast and crew of parasite. but just as big for korean americans he had owe kim and clara lee who held an osc osc oc party to root for the movie. >> it's special to us. we understand and really respect our korean culture. >> it feels like a marriage of the two cultures that we're we're strongly tied to. >> another of the masters of korean cinema. >> they've been championing this for a long time. they're thrilled the oscars are finally taking notice. >> what's so special about this win is that this is a film that succeeded with audiences because

it was very much of itself. it wasn't trying to be a korean version of an american film. >> you can even get a taste of the movie here. >> this is the parasite combo. >> what does that mean? >> so essentially in the movie they highlight this specific dish. >> parasite cheat scheheet for someone who hasn't watched the movie? what's it about? >> it's a family down on their luck that insinuates themselves into a well to do family. >> the humor is so smart. >> for this couple, it was more than a thrilling ride. it was a bridge builder between their american and immigrant roots. >> yes. with our parents too. be in dialog about the movie and celebrate yesterday. >> in san francisco, kris reyes for abc 7 news. now, go to abc7news.com for all your oscars highlights from the unforgettable moments to the list of winners, including with

bay area ties. there are a number of them. it's all on abc7news.com. >> i tried to steal your oscar moment. i'm sorry. >> you did. >> now that the oscars are behind us, time for the biggest awards show. the middies. watch to see who wins as he celebrate the show's first year on air. fierce wind have mostly died down. what will the weather be like during the week? >> spe what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what are we gonna do with these? keep it at your desk, and save it for next time. geico. over 75 years of savings and service.

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how young is too young for a child to jump on socal media. >> a father found out his 10-year-old daughter started a go fund me page. >> he turned to 7 on your side michael fin toy get the page down. >> an interesting one. it seemed innocent to the brentwood man's daughter and easy way to earn spending money. dad, naturally, he didn't see it that way. >> mark works at a yacht club in alameda. he found out about his daughter's social media page by doing a google search. >> lot of curiosity. i'll google members of my family's name and this time it was my daughter. >> here's a portion of his daughter's page. >> i'm young and saving up to buy christmas gifts because i

like to buy my friends and family christmas gifts. i need $200. >> mark didn't discover that page until after the holidays. it still concerned him that his 10-year-old's picture remained up. we're not showing you that picture or reveal her name out of caution. >> i'm glad that no one that might have been an online predator tried to contact her and bait her. >> christine carter is with the greater good science center. she urges parents to talk to their children about the dangers lurk hg on social media. >> we need to introduce the idea that all-time spent online isn't necessarily safe and that they can protect themselves. >> she suggests setting up technology contracts for your kids. it's rules that you set and kids agree to before they use any social media. they are available online from groups like common sense media and in her new book the new

adolescence. >> there are ways that we could protect kids better. it's not happening right now. given that that's not happening as parents we need to get in front of it. >> its own policy prohibits anyone under 13 from opening an account. it's possible mark's daughter lied to launch her o ut to go f asking that it take the campaign down. when he didn't hear back, he e-mailed 7 on your side and we contacted the company. within two hours go fund me took it down. >> thank you much, michael, for helping me and keeping my daughter safe. >> it's a great lesson for all of us. go fund me as a security team to verify the identity and age of campaign organizers. it's to make sure they comply with all terms. it did not say what went wrong in this case. i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday from

10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the telephone number is 415-954-8151 and through facebook or abc7news.com. thank you, michael. let's go back and update the weather forecast as we start another week. >> spencer is here. still fairly windy in spots. especially in the hills around the bay area. let's look at the wind advisory which remains in effect until the morning. mainly for the north bay hills and mountains where gusts still may reach or exceed 50 miles per hour. there's a possibility of downed trees and power lines. maybe even outages. overnight, generally, clear skies despite the windy conditions. it will be nice and clear and chilly in the inland valleys with lows there in the upper 30s. mainly low to mid-40s everywhere else. tomorrow another warm day. warm for this time of the year. with mid-60s at the coast near 70 around the bay and low to mid-70s inland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. cool trend on wednesday. but it will be gradual. by friday, valentine's day, you'll be in love with this

weather. high temperatures in low 60s near the bay and inland and then it will start to warm up more on saturday and sunday. monday is. presidents' day. we'll be swooning with it. >> yes, we will. >> thank you for that ziemt june swoon in february. on to sports and warriors talk. >> chris alvarez is here. >> a play the warriors fans love. andre iguodala. he'll always be a warrior. andre is back in the bay. tonight, the 2015 nba finals mvp comes to chase center as a member of thet. we'll hear from andreea a ht th tipoff and the unique way that

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entrée, and a mini-molten cake. andre is back in the bay. former warrior and 2015 mvp. andre iguodala returns to the bay area tonight as a member of the heat after recently being traded by memphis. the warriors celebrating andre with a huge picture behind his press conference an hour and a half ago. made his debut in portland last night. he was a key piece during the warriors championship. won the top three titles the last five seasons. was trying to help another team win a ring. he knows how big his warrior career was. >> we brought a certain type of spirit and community around he. special. just i always try to embrace it. for me, it's just i haven't had a chance to let it be something

overwhelming. it's like another game on the schedule. >> flagrant foul. >> as soon as i get a chance. >> flagrant 2? >> it would be worth it. i get to talk about that for the rest of my life to him. so it would be worth it. >> look out for that. the u.s. olympic men's basketball team releasing their prospective list of 44 players for the tokyo games. stephan curry never won a gold. klay thompson and draymond green who won in 2016. there are three former warriors, harrison barnes, magee. no tryouts for the roster. it will be decided in june. here's draymond on that list. >> i love to be an olympian again. that's a goal of mine. hopefully i get the opportunity to represent my country again. that's always a special game. looking forward to it. hopefully it will come to

fruition. >> spring training getting under way in arizona. already the a's pitching ranks taking a hit. daniel men den had elbow surgery and did not provid a potential return day. he's well-known for the titan mustache. struggled last year. had three stints with oakland and the starter, reliever and closer in between time with aaa las vegas. it is the end of an era for philip rivers and his team. end ago i 16-year run with them. he's sixth in time in passing yards and touchdown passes. now he's going to hit free agency next month. see where he ends up. one of the great things about the at&t pebble beach pro-am are the celebrities and the high-profile athletes playing alongside golf's best. yours truly got to catch up with some of them after the final hole. >> from california, mr. green bay packer, aaron rodgers.

>> it's a fun week. there's so many great events and great people to see out here. my golf is okay. >> with the element of celebrities and amateurs, what is that like? >> larry fitzgerald was over there congratulating me on seeing me play well. it seems like he wins this every week. >> larry, what's the biggest difference between a football cheer and golf cheer. the crowd loves you here, too. >> they're much more polite here. in the middle of niner country, they treated me pretty solid. >> the biggest between a football cheer and golf cheer for you? >> people are very -- nobody is at risk. nobody, in fact, it's very -- it's a gentlemen's game. >> any celebrity or golfer you wanted to meet or got to meet and what was that like? >> i was hoping to see bill murray. i've known him a long time. i didn't get to catch up with him? >> i scrape around. i really do love the game. >> i always have a good time

playing with wayne. we enjoyed this week. it's nice to play on sunday. >> i loved having a chance to be in it again. it's so fun being in the last group. i'm hoping to continue to build on this. >> preview the state farm commercials coming up? >> i just hope they don't faze me out. pat was in it last year. had a fantastic season. won the super bowl. so i'm hoping i can hang on for a couple more years. aaron talking about, of course, patrick mahomes who niners fans aren't too fond of. aaron will still be in the commercials. he's pretty funny >> he's great. thanks, chris. join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. i'm kate larsen in the mission district where a controversy is brewing at the department of public health proposes a homeless shelter here for people with substance abuse and behavioral health issues. the full story at11:00. and too much of a good thing?

what a great sneeze. bad news for growers. but good news for wine drinkers. >> a lot more later. that is this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news whenever you like on abc 7 news. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. we hope you have a great night.

♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a translator from bethlehem, pennsylvania... a student from cambridge, massachusetts... and our returning champion, a nuclear engineer and improv comedian from cincinnati, ohio... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you ladies and gentlemen, and welcome, everyone. oral exams are about to begin for these three-- natalie, vinny, and gauravi. and--and for you at home, if you're playing along also.

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