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>> luckily i got called in and i had tears in my eyes waiting to register. >> don't give up hope. the vaccine is coming in. we are red i had for it. >> reporter: as to when this site at moscone south will open back up, it is unclear. officials tell me it will be closed at least through all of next week. j.r. stone, abc7 news. >> the city college site expects to resume giving out shots friday, but only second doses. san francisco is moving forward with opening a third mass vaccination site this week at the produce market in the bay view. but appointments will be very limited. in a tweet tonight, mayor london breed said she is frustrated as the sites have been running well and she's been getting positive reports. she says she hopes the lack of supply will change soon. other bay area counties are facing a similar situation.

big mass vaccination sites are open, but only so many vaccinations can happen with such a limited and unpredictable supply. san mateo county's event center is opening spots as vaccines become available. the alameda county fairgrounds has been setting up in pleasanton with a goal of about 5,000 shots a day. the number of people vaccinated at this site is far fewer than its capacity. and in santa clara county, it involves shifting personnel and vaccines from site to site to make sure they're all in operation. >> we move the appropriate number of doses to the various sites to make sure they have at least a minimal amount of vaccine to be able to continue the operation going. >> now, there is a bit of good news coming this week. a mass vaccination site is opening tuesday at the oakland coliseum. that site is jointly operated by state and federal agencies, and they have access to a different supply pool. they plan to operate at max

capacity on day one. that's going to be about 6,000 doses a day. now, a look at the pandemic numbers in california. the state reached a milestone today, not seen in months. the seven-day positivity rate came in at 3.7% and hasn't been under 4% since november 8th. the state also reported more than 8800 newly diagnosed cases which is below the daily average for the past two weeks. and another encouraging sign is hospitalizations are now under 9,000. abc7 news is monitoring the covid vaccine rollout with our tracker. you can use this interactive tool to find out when you might be able to get your shot. you can find this all at our home page on abc7news.com. well, wet weather tonight didn't stop bay area couples from celebrating this valentine's day. traffic was heavy tonight in downtown half moon bay. some people still out for outdoor dining. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma tracking that rain. hi, drew.

>> hi, dion. yeah, we do have that light rain out there this evening. live doppler 7 showing you some scattered showers as we zoom in a little closer and we'll show you that spotty light rain from san franciscoer over into oakland, south into fremont and even now just beginning to fall along the peninsula near palo alto. so we're going to be dealing with these on and off light showers through tomorrow as well. so on the storm impact scale over the next 12 to 18 hours, we have this level 1 light system with scattered light showers, and rainfall totals will generally be less than a quarter of an inch. we'll go hour by hour time-out this rain and show you some brighter skies ahead in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> okay, sounds good, drew. thanks. to the issue of race and social justice now, just one topic we focus on in our efforts to build a better bay area. today we heard directly from victims of the recent rash of attacks on asian americans. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard was at an antiviolence rally where people took a stand

for the safety of us all. >> we're here to say that we are not targets. >> reporter: that message heard by hundreds who gathered in san francisco civic center, a rally to confront the ugliness of recent violent attacks against elders in the asian american community across the bay area. >> as a multi racial community, we're not going to stand for it, and we're going to condemn this violence. >> reporter: many say the violence isn't new, but there are reasons it may be escalating. >> we lived under a presidency that has continued to blame covid on asians time and time again. >> reporter: the family of vita held tight to his picture. the 84-year-old killed in a violent attack near his home in january, a 19-year-old suspect arrested. >> everyone keeps blaming them on covid-19. these are attacks on innocent people based on race. >> reporter: a similar healing vigil was held in oakland saturday where attacks have been

widespread in the chinatown area. oakland police announcing a new community resource officer to help bridge cultural and language barriers. but activists want city leaders to do more to address the deeper root causes of violence long term. >> dialogue and healing, asian community and black communities. that humanize all of us. >> reporter: tanish for safety and justice says there is much work and healing to be done. >> we have to to dress the root of the problem here which is racism. >> reporter: reverend norman fong shared his wish for the future, peace and love. >> we are here hoping for that beloved community that at least in san francisco we can do something to stop the hate. >> reporter: in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> lunar new year is a time of fresh beginnings and optimism for the year ahead which is what the asian american community needs more now than ever. in the past 12 months, we've battled hate and xenophobia spawned by the pandemic.

recently a new crisis has emerged, which has challenged my own mental fortitude as a reporter and as a human being. flooding my social media inboxes and then in our coverage on tv, images and videos of senseless attacks on asian americans. this has shaken me and our community to the core. many victims have been vulnerable seniors, but the wickedness knows no age. on lunar new year itself, a young woman was brutally attacked outside her oakland home. as more of these tragic events unfold, there are signs of change. a new community liaison for the asian american community in oakland's chinatown who will report directly to the chief. thousands gathered at vigils and rallies across the bay area to come together in a time of crisis. grassroots efforts to raise money for patrols and keep our streets safe. but there is a long way to go. so as we enter the year of the ox, we may not be celebrating with the usual parades and festivities, but what i have now

and perhaps you do as well is hope. that by supporting one another, whether it be something as small as by lending an ear or speaking out or something as grand such as offering a reward or starting a movement, we can work together and make this lunar new year a time of renewal for us all. now, as the bay area confronts issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. just head to our website, abc7news.com/take action for complete list of conversations and local resources. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, almost a week after pau petroleum products spilled off richmond, city officials want answers. the actions they're taking this week. and a new mural in the east bay pays tribute to an often overlooked segment in the fight for equal rights. the story behind this artwork and the message the artist wants to to convey. plus how bay area couples got

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over the past three days, gun violence has left at least 17 people injured in san francisco and in oakland. victims include six men hurt during a shooting at about 1:00

yesterday morning at 9th and washington streets in the old oakland historic district. you're looking at video of that location. then last night six people were wounded near 3rd street and cassada in the bay view district. three men were shot at turk and hyde street in the tenderloin. police say they don't know if those two shootings are connected and two people were also shot at a hotel friday night at drum and market street. a man from fresno turned himself in for that shooting. in the south bay, multiple side shows kept san jose police busy overnight and went to dozens of drivers receiving citations. you could certainly hear the gunfire, though it is not clear if anyone was injured. san jose police say they did impound four cars which can be expensive, because the person has to pay for towing and storage fees. richmond city council has asked representatives from chevron to answer questions at its meeting this coming tuesday.

councilmember claudia jimenez is also asking the coast guard, san francisco bay keeper and state officials to appear. she has introduced an item on the meeting agenda to discuss the response to last week's spill and the long term impacts from it. investigators say hundreds of gallons of diesel water mix leaked from a refinery pipeline on tuesday. in the east bay, a new mural is being painted on the side of a west oakland home. the art is dedicated to the unsung women of the "black panther" party. jill christina vest who owns the home recently commissioned the mural saying she wants people specifically young girls to be able to walk up to her house and feel the pride that is their history. the house is located at center and 9th streets, just a few blocks from the panthers' former headquarters. well, valentine's day was very different this year with couples enjoying outdoor dining and celebrating with covid precautions in place. abc7 news reporter luz pena caught a glimpse of some love

stories in san francisco tonight. >> reporter: if you believe in cupid, let's just say his arrows hit several people tonight. right under the iconic cupid span, edgar lopez was pacing back and forth. >> you are about to propose? >> yes, i am. i'm nervous, feeling nervous. >> reporter: he's been waiting over a decade to pop the question. >> i don't have anything planned to say. >> reporter: let's practice. >> i know my heart belongs to you. >> reporter: while edgar was calming his nerves, we met a san jose couple having a picnic overlooking the bay bridge. >> and he just said we are going to san francisco to watch sunset, and -- >> there was no sunset. >> but we got a good date. >> reporter: the valentine's day picnic is actually a result of the pandemic. this is kathy law's passion project now turned into a business. >> we did six already. we did three yesterday, three today. actually have two more tomorrow. >> reporter: let's check on edgar one more time. he's trying to breathe.

and the marry me letters behind him were made by a local family business that pivoted during the pandemic. >> and started offering contactless services, like balloon bouquets, these light-up ladders. >> reporter: up the street we met lori and mugsy. they drove here to celebrate their love. who said i love you first? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: did he say it back? >> not immediately, not that day. >> reporter: and loving the packed outdoor dining was pete, the owner of water bar and epic steak. >> this is only our fourth day that we've been open since the shutdown. so we're very grateful >> reporter: down the block at the covid test site we met the investigate a family. their valentine's day present to each other was getting tested. >> it's better than a restaurant. we come here and take the test and then go home, safe home. >> reporter: let's check on edgar again. and here she comes. let's just say there was not a

dry eye on the embarcadero tonight. this moment was a decade in the making. >> i opened my eyes and i saw him right there, my heart just dropped. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> that is so precious. congratulations to the happy couple. things could not have worked out more perfect. drew, hopefully you had a chance to celebrate valentine's day. my husband brought tacos for me at the station tonight. >> yum, i think we all just enjoyed earlier today. it was a dry day for the most part, dion. you got to go out and about earlier today. but tonight it's really a different story. we have cloud cover overhead, fog in spots and some light showers spreading across the region. so live doppler 7 tonight, we'll show you where the action is. let's press in a little closer, shall we, into the south bay with some light mist drizzle, light showers are just beginning to move into the south bay. i have some light showers on the east bay as well.

hayward, fremont, move a little bit to the north. in the city it's been a pretty persistent drizzle, light shower for the past five or six hours. it continues tonight, some light showers near richmond and san leandro. so the theme overnight is we're going to be dealing with some wet weather: golden gate bridge camera right now tells the story pretty well. it's foggy, it's wet and that's what it will look like tomorrow morning for any early commuters. with this storm system, it's riding along a warm front rather. what that's doing is the temperatures tonight not too chilly. we're running several degrees warmer compared to this time last night. most of us are sitting in the loer if not mid 50s. 54 in oakland, 53 in san francisco. the same in san jose. 49 right now in santa rosa. really tonight be numbers not going to fall too far from where we currently sit. so all in all for mid february, it's pretty mild night. storm impact scale level 1 light system, scattered light showers. rainfall again, less than a quarter of an inch.

it will create some slick roads. so future weather, early tomorrow morning stop the clock at 5:00 a.m., there you can see a peppering of those light showers around the bay area. that continues through 9:00 a.m., and then into the afternoon we'll see this wet weather get out of here. the cloud cover likely will begin to break down. we'll actually end the day with a little bit of sunshine for our monday afternoon. rainfall, again, it's really light in nature. i think most areas will end up with less than a quarter of an inch of rain if not less than a 10th of an inch. once this is all said and done. so overnight tonight we'll find temperatures again, maybe dropping one or two degrees from where we are right now. mostly cloudy skies with those showers moving through. tomorrow it's kind of a day of two weather patterns. the morning we'll find scattered light showers. the afternoon much dryer with a little bit of sunshine. temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. we'll get a little bit of snow in the sierra, winter weather advisory in effect until 4:00

p.m. tomorrow. snow level is pretty high with this system, above 6,000 feet. we'll find 2 to 4 inches of snowfall. our highest peaks we'll likely find 8 inches, so certainly some slick travel tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. accuweather seven-day forecast, best chance of finding those showers will be tomorrow morning. dryer in the afternoon. much brighter tuesday and into wednesday with a warmer afternoon. by thursday we'll find increasing clouds throughout the day as our next storm arrives friday morning bringing us some showers. and then it's out of here by the weekend. both saturday and sunday, dion, looking bright, mild temperatures mainly in the 60s. >> ah, good timing on

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the buells are 93 and 88 years old, and because of the pandemic they haven't been able to hug their children or grandchildren in more than a year. the long-time san jose residents say they are looking forward to their hugs. chris alvarez now joining us with a preview of sports. chris. >> coming up in sports, maverick on the move. highlights and reaction from the stanford product after his best finish on the pga tour at pebble. plus a fiery finish, nascar season opener kicks off with a long rain delay and a crazy so you went to ross to refresh your look for less? and snag top brands for prices that have you, like "oooh yeah"! styles that take you here or here or even right there. slip into the best bargains ever... at ross. yes for less!

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pebble beach pro am with no fans all week. jordan spieth entered with a two-shot lead looking for his first win since the 2017 british open. the course opened 200 years ago last week way back in 1919. still beautiful as ever. spieth bogeyed two of the three holes on the front, looking for a tie for the lead on 11. and this doesn't go. spieth finished tied for 3rd. how about daniel berger? tied for second when the day began. on 16, he's tied for the lead. from the sand, and this one nearly goes. and look at his reaction. just tumbled on over there. that was priceless. how about nate lashley, one of tied for second when the day began. all kinds of trouble on the 16. misses the short bogey. here's for double. a triple bogey 7, takes him out of contention. but he did finish tied for fifth. stanford's maverick mcneely, grew' near pebble. it slides on by. he goes into the clubhouse at 16 under tied with berger. so berger on 18 needs a two-putt

for the win. but why birdie when you can finish with style and an eagle, and there you go. bottom of the cup, all mcneely and everybody else can do is say, wow. it is berger's biggest win income mcneely's best finish on tour. >> i was chasing from an early point. when it got intense, breathe a little bit, focus on the shot you want to hit. i executed pretty darn welcoming down the stretch i thought. >> i love pebble beach. every time i've played it i wonder why i don't come back often. it's a special place. every time you step up to the tee, you tend to take in the sights and sounds and don't really focus on the golf as much. i think that's kind of helpful for me. >> 30,000 fans in the stands today daytona 500, largest crowd since the pandemic. bubba wallace. 15 laps in a rain delay.

plenty of fans stuck around. didn't finish until after midnight. here we go to the final lap. it was crazy. joey lagano in the lead. everybody decides to make a move. big crash. nearly half the top 10 was involved. everyone okay, but mcmcdowell was in third and gets by the whole field to win his first daytona 500. his first ever nascar win in his 13 year career. he had never finished higher than fourth. baseball, a familiar face coming back to the base. sergio, remember him? closed out the 2012 world series. reportedly gets a one year deal with the a's today. pitched with the twins, five teams in the last five years. turn 38 in march. the a's re-signed romero. those guys on the teams. it will be his fourth year with oakland. this abc7 sports report sponsored by your local toyota dealers. dion? >> chris, thanks much. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. with the impeachment trial over, democrats will now turn their attention to president biden's

agenda. the first item, a covid relief plan. the time line, to get it all passed. and congressman mark desanye talks about the effort to recal

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>> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >> new developments now in the impeachment acquittal of former president donald trump abc news reporter alex presha tell us there is fallout because of impeachment. >> reporter: donald trump

acquitted of the single article of impeachment, incitement of insurrection. >> he is hereby acquitted of the charge. >> reporter: house manager stacy plaskett defending the decision not to call witnesses. >> we didn't need more witnesses. we needed more senators with spines. >> reporter: seven republicans broke ranks joining every democrat in voting guilty. some of those republicans now facing backlash. louisiana senator has been censored by his gop. >> i'm attempting to hold trump accountable, that is the trust that i have from the people that elected me and i am very confident as time passes people will move to that position. >> reporter: lead impeachment manager jamie raskin telling abc this is the most bipartisan conviction vote in american history. >> he's obviously a major political problem for the republican party and as long as he's out there attempting to wage war on american constitution and democracy, he's a problem for all of us. >> reporter: but the vote was still short of the two-thirds necessary to convict. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell who voted to acquit

delivered this blistering rebuke placing the blame scarily on trump. >> there's no question, none, that president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. no question about it. >> reporter: some lawmakers now say they would support the creation of a 9/11-style independent commission to investigate the attack on the capitol. >> there must be a full commission, an impartial commission, not guided by politics, but filled with people who would stand up to the courage of their conviction. >> reporter: gop senator lindsey graham telling fox news he spoke with the former president last night. >> he's ready to move on and rebuild the republican party. he's excited about 2022. he's mad at some folks, but i understand that. >> reporter: he said trump has no plans to leave the party. alex presha, abc news, washington. >> with the impeachment over, democrats will now turn their attention to president biden's

agenda. priority number one is his $1.9 trillion covid relief plan. it includes $1400 checks for most americans, money to safely reopen schools, and hundreds of billions of dollars for state and local governments. the clock is ticking to get a bill on the president's desk one month from now. that's when federal unemployment benefits for millions will run out. >> we in congress need to move forward with delivering the expanded unemployment checks, stimulus checks, reinvest in our economy the american people so desperately need and deserve. >> republicans have said that price tag is just too high, but democrats have the majority and will signal that they will go it alone if needed. organizers in the effort to recall governor newsome say they have enough signatures to get the measure on the ballot. however, the signatures still need to be verified before a recall election can be scheduled. congressman mark desaulnier joined abc7 news anchor liz

kreutz and contributor fiphil matier on abc7 news at 9:00 this morning. they asked what he needs to do. >> he needs to focus and be himself. i think he'll be fine. i seriously doubt the republicans can actually remove him from office. they need an arnold schwarzenegger type figure. i don't see that. >> do you think can california should reconsider how easy it is to bring a recall? >> yeah, i do. i think elections are important. that's what the founders believed. california is different, but i think the recall is now getting to the point a little like the initiative system where if you have money, it can be used for purposes other than its desired effect according to the supporters. i think the state would be wise to at least revisit it, revisit the threshold maybe. >> what is it about politics these days, the volatility of it, even all blue california, that is triggering this? >> i think people's expectations, their

understanding of the representative government is not as accurate as i would like it to be. i think social media 24/7 news has created this environment that's very, very different. people jump to conclusions. and i think we as politicians have to be much more focused on our job and have faith in the voters that they'll see we're doing the best we can. >> now, it takes 12% of the votes cast in the last election to qualify a recall for the ballot. the signature deadline is march 17th. california senator alex padilla is going to have a big role when it comes to immigration issues. he's going to be the chairman of the senate immigration subcommittee. padilla is making even more history as the first latino chair of the senate judiciary committee's subcommittee. he became the first latino senator from california when he replaced vice president kamala harris. immigration is something he knows well. padilla's parents came to california from mexico. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, prince harry and meghan markle are expecting their

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prince hair and i meghan markle are expecting their second child. this is the valentine's day photo the couple released to announce the big news. a spokesperson for the duke and duchess of sussex confirmed the couple is overjoyed by the news. a buckingham palace spokesperson said the queen and the entire family are also delighted and wished harry and meghan well. the couple stepped down from their official royal roles last year. contra costa county did not break with an annual valentne's day tradition. there were no big crowds but there were plenty of happen couples eager to show off their marriage certificates. those who tied the knot today did so in a socially distanced

ceremony. the county clerk's office held 21 wedding ceremonies today from behind glass. the county says appointments filled up quickly. american idol is back and so are judges katy perry, brian and lieonell richie. >> my mother is kellyanne conway. she worked for donald trump. and my dad is george conway. he's a lawyer. he worked against donald trump. he's here with me. >> i remember her tiktoks. as for the audition, claudia got off to a rough start with a rihanna song, but katy perry stopped her and asked her to try something else. here she is singing adele's "when we were young." ♪ you looked like a movie ♪ ♪ you sound like a soul ♪ ♪ >> two of the three judges were a yes, and that means she is

headed to holly woowood week. you can watch american idol sunday at 8:00 p.m. president's day is among the busiest for ski resorts and that means ski shops as well. we found people lining up for equipment at sports basement in walnut creek. >> couple weekends ago we had, one day we had over 250 reservations, and that's a big uptick compared to what we normally see. >> i'm just getting a tune-up today so i can keep up with my kids. they're all up in tahoe with my husband on this valentine's day, and i'm getting ready to join them. >> now, since stay-at-home restrictions were lifted, this shop has had so many rentals, it had to extend its normal closing time by two hours. after a slow start, things are also picking up for the resorts in the sierra. sugar bowl shared some video and pictures with abc7 news. these taken after the latest storm. typical snow pack for a season

is just about 500 inches. right now they're at about half of that. due to the pandemic, people should not be driving up and expecting to hit the slopes. >> there is no walk-up day of tickets any more, so you need to make sure you're planning on the day you're going to come and buy those tickets early. >> now, something else to consider is capacity at the lodges, which is limited. a final check of weather now. maybe not dealing with snow, but we do have a little bit of rain to contend with. >> yes, we do, and it's been kind of misty drizzly out there tonight and that continues through tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 right now showing those light showers through san francisco, down the peninsula and parts of the east bay. and it will remain pretty scattered in nature. this is a level 1 light storm we're tracking through to tomorrow. rainfall will be less than a quarter of an inch. so not a huge soaker by any means. tomorrow morning 5:00 a.m., we'll still track those light showers moving through. similar story even by 9:00 a.m., a peppering of light rain moving

through. and by the afternoon we're drying out. we'll find some partly sunny skies to finish off the day. overnight tonight, upper 40s to lower 50s, so all in all for mid february, it's pretty mild. tomorrow morning showers to a little bit of afternoon sunshine. we'll go to the upper 50s to lower 60s. pretty close to average for this time of year. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. plan the next 7 days through morning showers tomorrow, pretty bright here mid week before we track our next chance of any wet weather, dion, coming on friday morning. >> all right. sounds good, drew. thanks. well, you can recreate the magic of disney at home guided by disney imaginers. we launched a exclusive new series imagine from home and you can stream it right now. >> it's a one of a kind disney experience. a tod >> today we're going to draw some castles. >> i wanted to do big thunder mountain railroad. >> it's cool. >> fire works over the disney planned castle at night. ready to get started? >> an exclusive series guided by

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>> announcer: sports on abc7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> kevin durant missed nearly a week due to covid protocols, but was cleared to play last night in his first game back to the bay since leaving the warriors. now k.d. back on the shelf, he'll miss at least the next two games with a mild hamstring strain. outside of that minor injury, k.d. looked compleely healed in the first season coming off a torn achilles. klay thompson is working his way back from a torn achilles. a few weeks ago klay told head coach steve kerr the worst of the rehab is now behind him. with k.d. back in an elite

level, klay is finding inspiration. >> you know, when we played brooklyn on opening night, i talked to klay a few days later. we talked about how great kevin looked and how inspiring that was. and klay noticed. >> me and klay talk pretty often, couple times a week. it's good to see him walking, getting his boot. i've seen obviously what that process is like. i know he's chomping at the bit to get on the court and start shooting. can't wait to see him back out there. >> in the meantime, the warriors could use another score to help out steph. jeremy lin had his best game in years, 29 points for the warriors in their victory. palo alto played his rookie year for golden state but really found fame during a sizzling hot streak with the knicks almost a decade ago. he has president been in the nba since 2019. played last season in china. averaging 16% from downtown in

his g league games so far. warriors host the caps at chase. cleveland lost to the clippers by 17. golden state will look to get to their own 17-point loss to brooklyn last night. lebron going for the 8th straight win. denver nuggets, he gets blocked here. watch lebron fly in for the slam. he scored 19 in the first half. he still got bounce. nicole yokich. anthony davis has been dealing with a tender right achilles. reaggravates it here and left and did not return, mri monday, pope misses, but kyle kuzma posterized. that was nice from kuz. struggling out there, davis inside. jamal murray slicing and dicing, scoop, there it is. two of his game high denver snaps that win streak 122-105.

our own larry beil was cold in toronto covering the all-star game. three warriors were all-star, steph, klay and draymond. that was the final all-star game for the late kobe bryant. kobe scored ten points in his 8th final all-star game. larry talked with steph and dray firing the shot for kobe. >> the last all-star game. >> game on the line. down one. >> he might have to come steal it out of my hands. >> just to play with kobe, i was telling him on the court. man, you used to have bounce. he said, man, i know. man, it seemed like that was a long time ago. he said, it was a long time ago. i was 7. i'm 25 now. >> lots of teams having fun with this valentine's day on social media. the warriors twitter game always strong. every kiss begins with klay, and i hope cupid has range. there's steph curry. the a's no slouches. can i have yo number with mark kenna? matt olsson, you're my one and

oly. dubon, be my valentine. say yaz, valentine. easy money for the packers and aaron rodgers. you're my mvp, of course. he was the mvp. super bowl champion tampa bay bucs, you're my greatest catch. tom brady's lombardi trophy throw. look at that. this abc7 sports report sponsored by your local toyota dealers. dion?

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