understatement for the confusion and concern over blood clots linked to the johnson & johnson coronavirus vaccine. good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. for the next 15 minutes we are going all in surrounding the johnson & johnson vaccine including who is affected, how bay area counties are responding plus, a live interview with dr. patel. he is a member of the vaccine team. of almost 7 million patients who received the shot, keep in mind, six women developed a rare blood clot disorder. it is literally a one in 1 million event. that is important respect is to have. it was enough that today, the fda and cdc called for an immediate pause on the use of that single-dose vaccine. all 50 states have heeded the advice including california. we will begin team coverage with stephanie sierra. she is tracking how many appointments will be affected in the coming days. >> reporter: tens of thousands of appointments will be impacted across the state. the good news is the state supply of johnson & johnson vaccine was already shrinking. most providers and mass

vaccination sides have not been relying on those doses to maintain the majority of appointments. >> pulling the j&j vaccine from our clinics and our distribution network >> following a meeting with the white house covid-19 task force, the governor is temporarily positing any use of the johnson & johnson vaccine while the cdc and fda investigate a handful of rare blood clotting cases. >> we will learn more about some of the nuances and details and in terms of where the vaccines were administered and who those individuals are. >> the state received more than 67,000 doses of johnson & johnson vaccine this week.

8800 of which are currently scheduled appointment on the states "my turn" site. >> we are working to convert those reservations to moderna and pfizer alternatives. >> the good news, as dr. george rutherford explained -- >> we went using very much j&j vaccine. >> we do not expect many allocation. >> the data explains why. >> the cdc's latest vaccine totals and of the more than 23 million doses administered in california, johnson & johnson vaccines make up less than 4% where as moderna makes up 45%. pfizer is even more at 50%. >> moderna and the pfizer vaccine are perfectly safe.perf. i don't want people to generalize from this. this is a specific problem with this vaccine and the astrazeneca vaccine. this is six people out of 6.8 million doses that have been administered. it is a one in 1 million complication. >> rutherford is competent, even with the projected supply loss, the state is still on track to reopen the economy by june. >> i don't think this sets back governor newsome's goal of june 15th either.

we will get this figured out. >> reporter: the cdc expects these blood clot cases will be fully vetted within a matter of days. meantime, the state says the pols will not be impacting the eligibility expansion for anyone 16 and older which is set to happen this thursday. >> staff, since you have been in touch with the state do you know how people will be notified of their appointment change? we will yes. the state is sorting through that right now, dan pick if you previously scheduled an appointment with the johnson & johnson dose, you will be notified of the states "my turn" site. the state has asked other providers to do the same. meantime, if you are dealing with a smaller clinic, you can expect a text, call, or even an email to reschedule your appointment. >> okay. that is good enough. it is not surprising a revelation like this may alarm those who just received a vaccine. we spoke to two women today who were recently vaccinated. when is concerned and the other is not. >> i feel if i was going to have any negative effects, i would have had them i really. >> i am feeling fine.

i am not worried about me. >> you hit his medical advisers is saying it is safe. take whichever when you can. then, having this news come up out of nowhere is a little concerning. >> the principal investigator for stanfords phase three johnson & johnson trial says none of the volunteers had an adverse reaction. he says taking a few days to pause and investigate shows the monitoring system is working. for months, our abc7 news vaccine team has been answering your questions and bringing stories about how to get a shot and what to expect to members join us live. dr. patel will be answering your questions. first, let's hear from luz pena. there is a group of people who were unsure about vaccines before all of this. now, they are even more úhesita >> reporter: absolutely! transparency will be key moving forward. for months, community members and medical experts gained the community's trust with covid test sites in those neighborhoods. that was followed by community vaccination hubs. news like this could set that entire work back.

>> as a black man, malcolm and john went into medicine to help his community. he is an infectious disease specialist at ucsf. after seeing how blacks were three times more likely to die from covid, he led an effort to vaccinate his community in the church is. j&j was the main vaccine they administered. >> we are partners with the community. we are from thththththth does this concern me? yes. for a number of reasons. obviously, the data itself, its impact on those who have had the vaccine. >> as the johnson & johnson news broke out, dr. john a says transparency will be key. for months, they gained the community's trust. now, this could set the work back. >> particularly the black community which has had some higher rates of vaccine hesitancy and actually embraced the j&j vaccine. >> in the last three weeks, they vaccinated 400

the majority were african- americans. this is the reports of blood clots are extremely rare. if there were any side effects within this local group, can't chances are he would know by now. >> about 3-4 weeks ago. >> by now you would know somebody had a reaction? >> we should if they reported it . >> nothing at? >> we have heard nothing. >> on sunday they were planning to vaccinate 200 community members with the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> that has been placed on pols. we will contact those individuals letting them know about the pols and other opportunities to be vaccinated within the city. >> reporter: dr. john will be holding town halls this week for the african-american community to target those hesitancy questions. this is the pfizer and moderna vaccines continue to show high efficacy and this should not discourage people from wanting to get vaccinated. we know san francisco's

glide church has been using the johnson & johnson vaccine to vaccinate the homeless population. what is the plan with that? >> reporter: the san franciso clad memorial church group is also stopping the johnson & johnson vaccinations for now. so far, 300 of the vaccines have gone to the tenderloin residents in the area. the majority of those have been homeless. they are now pivoting to the moderna vaccine. let's continue our coverage now from our abc7 news vaccine team. we are bringing in dr. patel. dr., on a scale of wind-10, how worried are you about the blood clots in j&j's vexing? >> that is a tough question. i am going to say, with regards to how worried i am about the potential risk i am going to put that at a 1 or 2. with regards to the effect other end of the spectrum. i am putting that as an 8. i think there are two potential effects. i am more worried about what

will happen with regards to trust in the process. it should actually boost trust. the one thing bashing on the statistics and downplaying the fact that there are still six women who were severely affected from this. one lost her life. i want to make sure people are cognizant that there are still people out there worried about them. i am sincerely hoping that is taken into account the people speak about this. >> a good point. a blood clots or serious. >> dr., we have a viewer who want to help. >>: says i had the j&j vaccine yesterday. i am on hormone replacement patches. should i stop those? we know but you are a doctor. what would you tell her? >> i am citing what you may read from the cdc and the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists. hormone therapy whether it is a

patch or oral contraceptive can increase your risk of blood clots. it is a different type of blood clot that is being reported in the rare blood clot in these cases. what we have not there is any link between the johnson and johnson vexing and these six cases. it was possible to get a closer look at what happened in these cases. as of right now, i will tell helen there is any indication to stop the therapy. she has any particular questions? absolutely check in with your family doctor or obstetrician gynecologist or whoever is monitoring the therapy. >> finally, with this full stop on j&j at least for a moment, will this adversely impact the vaccination rate as it accelerating? >> from a supply chain standpoint i don't think it will hinder as much as it could if it were pfizer or moderna or if there was a ramp up and supply. we saw the 15 million that would pause because of the

manufacturing issue. fortunately, i think we will still get to a good goal. in april and may and one thing i want to mention is the vaccine hesitancy in the black and brown community. remember, vaccine hesitancy is still very high among young adults and a white republican men according to polls. we want to make sure really we are really coming out with a transparent reassuring message.. i can imagine there are a lot of questions and a lot of potential hesitancy. >> dr. patel, thank you. remember, you can submit your questions to the abc7 news vaccine team simply by going to abc7news.com/vaccine. you will find a big blue box to click on. across the bay area health department and clinics have been scrambling to try to fulfill today's vaccine appointment. matt boone has warned how counties have handled the sudden loss of supplies. >> at the vaccination

san pablo things seemed normal. they had been administering johnson & johnson shots but had enough moderna to cover the people coming in. >> to me i was thinking a shot is a shot. >> only 4% of their vaccines were johnson and johnson and they did not have to cancel any appointments . they are being forced to change their homeless outreach plan. >> unfortunately now we are having to shift to pfizer for the mobile operations. we will continue that pays but it is going to be with a different product just not as easy to work with. >> mayor london breed recently got her dose of the j&j vaccine but she hadn't felt any negative symptoms no, she felt it was worrisome. >> sky 7 was over the oakland coliseum which had transitioned to the shot but they were able to switch to pfizer this morning saying they don't expect any cancellations. >> in santa clara county officials say they are working to make sure the change doesn't disrupt their vaccination goals

either. >> we are making sure any dose we gather will be followed up by a second dose. >> you heard from dr. marty from santa clara county. we talked with him about an event how the client is very eager. there opening up vaccinations to anyone 16 and older. the county was excited to have the doses to do that. >> the county system is receiving a lot of vaccines. significant increase in vaccine supply that is coming directly from the federal government. combined with the increase from our state, we now have another vaccine to quickly reach our goal of protecting our entire community. >> residents or those who work in the county and or are at least 16 years of age can book an appointment through the website. san francisco also expanded eligibility to include anyone

over 16. on thursday, california expands vaccine eligibility statewide to anyone 16 and up. that is starting at midnight thursday. you can go to the my turn website to look for a vaccine appointment anywhere in the state. there will no longer be limits on having to stay within your county. wherever you can get an appointment you will go. a demand consistently outpaces supply so prepared to be patient. >> keep that in mind, definitely . my getting vaccinated is a big step to getting back the lifestyle we used to have. tonight, a step-by-step guide to going to a warriors game in a pandemic. i am not incarcerated. i haven't been incarcerated. i am not sure how that worked out. >> it seems pretty obvious he is not in jail but the edd thinks he is. returned to 7 on your side michael finney for the help.

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the annual 420 celebration and golden gate goes up . it is officially canceled today because of the pandemic. officials is a robin williams meadow will be fenced off and they are urging people not to come to san francisco to celebrate. >> we will patrol the area. we will be on the lookout for large, massive events in our city. the bigger issue for us is the last thing we want to see is san francisco go backward.

>> organizers say while the event celebrating all things cannabis is canceled in person, it is not canceled in spirit. you still have that, dan. it is not you specifically. i am not saying anything. >> [ laughter ] what have you heard? [ laughter ] let's turn things over to spencer. >> spirits should be pretty high on 420. the weather is looking good that they. right now things are almost winter like in terms of the wind and the chill. we have gusts to 38 miles per hour at sfo. as you can see it is gusty and windy about everywhere else around the bay area. it is chilly compared with yesterday. it is 14 degrees cooler in virtually every other

location significantly cooler as well. let's take a look at air quality over the next few days. that will be pretty good. a good air quality tomorrow and thursday and in most parts on friday as well. the bad news is if you are an allergy sufferer, tree pollen is still high. there may be some irritants kicking into the air. he was a look at breezy conditions on the embarcadero from the rooftop camera. oakland 57. it is breezy at the golden gate. skies are still still still sti lighter in the morning. we can expect morning fog and afternoon sun the next few days. sunny and much warmer weather developing over the weekend. he was a wind gust animation to show you how the wind speeds will change over the next 24 hours or so. it is gusty in the evening

hours. the winds what is up going into the wee hours of the morning expect along the coast. later in the day tomorrow we will see the winds kick in the afternoon and the evening hours. this breezy pattern will be with us. overnight, as the breeze is diminishing in the wee hours of the morning we can expect fog to develop around parts of the coastline mainly south of golden gate. after that, fog goes away giving us another sunny and breezy day. overnight low temperatures will be mainly in tomorrow under sunny skies and breezy conditions look for highs at 58. 62 in san francisco but when you get to other locations near the bay shoreline you will see highs rising into the upper 60s. most of the inland locations will see highs in the low to mid 70s. here is the 7-day forecast. lighter winds on thursday. slightly cooler as well. friday, the warming begins.

we'll see temperatures rising back to more seasonal range. over the weekend it really heats up. by sunday we expect to see high temperatures inland in the upper 80s to near 90. around the bay shoreline we'll see low 80s. around the coast finally a bit of warm-up. as we get into the middle of next week we will see temperatures tapering off a little bit. still, sunny. i am sorry to say dry but it will be pleasant. okay. at least have that, spencer. companies are starting to bring workers back to the office. do people want to come next, survey results reveal the next, survey results reveal the answer to th is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com

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the bay area is going to face old and new problems as companies develop plans to bring workers back to the office. getting the economy back on track as a part of building a better bay area. david louis looks at a new poll of bay area residents and how they will likely bring back the traffic nightmares of pre- pandemic days. >> as companies bring office workers back, new --back, new connected to service because of safety concerns. they surveyed 1000 people last month in english, chinese and in spanish undiscovered 51% consider working at the offices and safe. many believe public transit unsafe. what. what. what. what.t

go back to driving alone. 27% will walker ride bikes. 20% we use public transit that is down from 29% pre-pandemic. 19% will carl pull rideshare or take taxis. even with proposals for a hybrid work model, a model, strategy may be needed to manage commute traffic. >> who who who who who who

for companies and employees?and? buses will need to tread lightly. >> what is my comp doing? that is another benefit and obviously every criteria as people think about what they want to spend. >> forecasting can be challenging. attitudes can change quickly as a result of vaccinations and what options they our focus at abc 7 is to build a better bay area. you can join in that effort. just ahead, the latest break in a missing person's case that is nearly 25 years old. arrests made today in the disappearance of kristin smart.

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brace yourself for this one. countless people walking freely úacross the streets of california are being told they can no longer receive edd benefits. why? because they are imprisoned. >> michael finney joins us live for this one. how is this >> yet another one of these. yet another one. a state auditor reported in january that the edd gave out $800 million in jobless benefits to inmates who fraudulently filed. now, innocent people are telling me they are being entangled in a crackdown on fraud they have nothing to do with. >> james takes his frustrations on some firewood. he lost his job in june with the drywall company.drywall com. in january his jobless benefits

which had been coming like clockwork stopped. the state wrote him a letter saing he couldn't receive benefits because he was in prison. >> i am not incarcerated. i haven't been incarcerated. i am not really sure how that worked out. >> james understands the state's hat trying to crack down on fraudulent plans but says he is an innocent victim. >> there is a bunch of fraudulent cases and things like that. that is a separate issue and i am not a part of that. i do have a legitimate claim. >> the edd has refused to talk specifically about his case but did explain in general how this could happen. >> unfortunately, there are some situations where those incarcerated individuals are using another individuals information. >> those caught up in the dragnet are urged to file an appeal. >> they will review the appropriate reaction to resolve this as soon as possible. >> james filed an appeal in january but still haven't heard anything back. >> i had 30 days30 days30 days3s

appeal and you would think they would have 30 days to respond or something but i haven't heard anything. >> he said he has worked hard to stay clean and out of prison. >> if you can't do the time, don't do the crime. i really just don't commit any crimes. that is probably the easiest way for me to stay out of jail. >> we ask the edd if those with prior criminal records are facing extra scrutiny. we are still waiting for an answer. i will report back when or if they give any answer. back to you guys. >> speechless, michael. >> thank you very much. new developments from -- where officials announced the arrest of paul florez and florez and ruben. hall has been charged with murder. rubin was booked on aon aon aona accessory charge. smart was 19 when she disappeared may 25th, 1996. officials say paul florez was the last one to see her. today, the sheriff said warrants served as a residence

related to smarts murder but her body has not been found. >> it is my hope that we will be able to take the first steps to justice for the smart family. speak peace for the community and justice for all of us and most especially for kristin. >> paul florez is expected to make his first court thursday. the police officer who shot in the black man resigned today along with the police chief. brooklyn center officer kim potter said she mistakenly fired her gun thinking it was a taser. police say officers pulled over a 20 year year year year year y an expired car registration and discovered there was a warrant for his arrest on a misdemeanor charge. today, daunte wright's mother spoke on good morning america. >> i know my son was scared. he is afraid of the police. i just saw and heard of the fear in his voice but i don't

know why. it should have never ever escalated the way it did. >> right now, a march is happening at the scene of the shooting. there have been rallies since this happened. several businesses were damaged and some officers were hurt. the scene is 10 miles from the courthouse where derek chauvin is on trial for the killing of george floyd. in derek chauvin's trial, the defense presented its case today. lawyers for the former minneapolis police officer are trying to counter the assertion from the prosecution that george floyd died because of derek chauvin's knee on his neck. a woman who was in the car with floyd last may was among those who testified today . drug use is something the defense has hit upon routinely. >> other than beingthan beingthb nodding off a little bit, did he seem abnormal to you in anyway? >> not in any way.

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me developments tonight in the sexual misconduct allegations facing windsor mayor dominic foppoli. today, the board of supervisors unanimously rescinded his appointment to the board of the golden gate district. wayne friedman explains the town is not trying to distance itself from the mayor while also admitting it had been warned of his behavior. >> in windsor tonight, more questions about embattled mayor dominic foppoli and what he was allegedly doing to him and when and if anyone in local government was looking the other way. chief of police ruben martinez -- >> if we would have known back then what we know now this would have been different. >> the mayor now stands accused of sexual misconduct by 6 who date they behavior all the way back to 2003. today, the town issued a statement acknowledging they received two emails accusing the mayor of of improprieties. it first arrived in 2017 about an incident about 2013about 2013

winery. it describes how dominic foppoli innocently invited himself inside of a party of customer women customers. none of the women gave consent. it described dominic foppoli filling the people's glasses gl with more wine so we lost count of how many drinks we had. it was choreographed so well it seemed like he had pulled this stunt many times before. deborah was mayor at the time and she received and forwarded the email. >> you think you know somebody. it is shocking personally that we didn't know him to this degree. >> that email, along with another in 2020in 2020in 2020in0

misperceptions at newtown says newtown manager ken mcnabb. >> there is a misconception that the town was aware of many of the allegations that have been revealed in the price. that is not the case. >> today, the town of windsor admitted to going to dominic foppoli about the charges in 2017 and 2020. it says the mayor denied them. the police department had an investigation and it went to the sheriff's department and decided there wasn't enough evidence to press charges. >> did any of the emails raise any red flags? >> at that time no. >> hindsight is 2020. ami up next, what could be the largest public works project ever attempted in the bay area. you will hear the reason behind it and it has to do with climate change. spencer has the weather forecast for the rest of your week. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis

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bay area researchers are suggesting a new strategy to combat climate change and it centers on something we are ready paid to get rid of. >> it is a

sneaks in with the tide. sea levels in the bay area are expected to rise by one foot or more of the next several decades potentially overwhelming levees and seawalls around the bay. now and environmental groups is one of the most powerful weapons we have to fight back is being literally thrown away. >> there are these giant machines that dredge out the channel so big ships can come into oakland. all of that material could be reused. >> leticia is with the san francisco estuary institute. she is talking about the sediment that are dredged out of the bay every yearevery yearr in deepwater. instead the group argues the sentiment could be the perfect solution to bolster the weapons around the bay. it helps to understanto understn play a critical role in absorbing the surges. to survive they need to literally rise along with the sea level. >> what you really want is overtime for all of that

protection to be building up naturally really at no cost to you if they have enough sediment. >> researchers say changes in places like the sacramento san joaquin delta in the watershed have slowed the flows that act as a buildable flooring for weapons. and a new reportnew reportnew urging to begin using sediment to make up the difference. >> we desperately need wetlands. there is wetlands to protect the shoreline. >> they spend tens of millions of dollars a year dredging the channels. it is the most cost effective options. those cost increases could be offset by lessening storm damage and the need for major levee building. >> they are now suddenly at risk. >> by broadening the strategy they believe we could potentially turn an expensive waste product into a valuable tool to protect san bay.

>> while the threat may seem slow-moving to some, some models suggest the california coast should face more than a seven foot rise in sea level by the end of the century. that is why they are focusing on this. >> let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. it is nice out there. no rain. >> let's get to spencer christian to find out if anything is coming our way. >> it looks like nothing is coming our way in the foreseeable forecast future. here is a look at our average rainfall. we generally get some rain. san francisco gets nearly 1.3 inches. oakland gets 1.4. the climate prediction center's outlook for next week shows dry across the entire western third of the nation. that includes the bay bay we are not likely to get any precipitation in the next 7-10 days. will be have right now's windy conditions with gusts over 30 miles per hour. overnight lows will be mainly in the low to mid 40s.

a fairly cool overnight period. it is a breezy with highs in the upper 50s at the coast and upper 60s at the bayshore line. low to mid 70s inland. here is that accuweather 7-day forecast. after a range of seasonal high temperatures tomorrow through friday we can expect a big warm- up over the weekend. high temperatures in the and will be near 90 degrees. low 80s around the bayshore line. mid-60s on the coast. midweek next week we'll see temperatures leveling offvelingf more typical range. a little bit of a heat wave over the weekend. >> it sure looks like it. thank you very much. chase center is getting ready to welcome back fence for worrier games in 10 days. there will be new protocols in place to make sure it is done safely. destine dorsey gives us a first- hand look of whatof whatof whatt

expect. >> what is up warrior fans? welcome back to the chase center. on april 23rd against the denver nuggets you will be able to witness your favorite team life here on warriors ground. it will not come without a couple of precautions and protocols. let's go check it out. >> it has been 407 days since we have heard of the roar of the crowds cheering for stefan making some baskets. we have been really defined and refined our processes. we want the guthe guthe guthe gu feel like they are in a safe environment. >> the chase center and warriors have gone above and beyond state guidelines to ensure safety. the first step to get through the door is proof of full vaccination or negative covid test. fans to purchase a ticket more than 7 days in advance will receive an at-home test to take themselves free of charge. once inside, ventilation system, contactless food and drink ordering. >> one difference for fans that have been to an outdoor sports

venue is there will be no eating or drinking inside of the bowl and masks will be required at all times. >> it is in the warriors dna to do anything to the highest standard of possible. that is why we have been laser focused and have have have have tireless number of hours to redesign and reimagine the experience. >> eric wells said he witnessed steph curry become the franchise's all-time leading scorer in front of them empty arena. soon, history could be made again with fans back in attendance. >> moments like that get shared in person and become lifetime memories. >> for more safety protocols the abc 7 news.c7 news.c7 news.c i think anyone will be happy to be back. >> won't they ever! it will be fun to see all of these events spring back to life. larry, it will be great to get fans back into what the warriors. when they come back they will be watching steph curry with a new honor. >> absolutely! i would caution you on one

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the a's have won 5 of 6. bringing back jed lowrie looks brilliant. the a's bleacher creatures made the trip to are enjoying it. not enjoying the day has says lazzaro struggling. carson kelly takes a deep. he lost 5 runs. they were down 5-0. jed lowrie, that is a game-tying three lunch. they threw it back. wait a second. he pulled a fast one.

he had the ball in his throwing hand. and never took the ball out of his glove. nice try, kids.try, kids.try, k. trevino on for the save in the ninth. hasn't saved a game since 2018. it into says the game and double-play ball off the ball off the bat ofbat ofbat ofbat of a five-run comeback. 7-5 is the final. >> the giants are getting underway against the reds. buster posey took last year off because of covid. it looks refreshed and healthy. you can see the arm looking as strong as ever. buster posey says he is pleased with the results so far. >> so far so good. overall i have been very happy with the way it felt. granted there were only 10 games or whatever it may be. it felt like last spring -- i felt like my body overall was moving better than it has. i think that has carried in as well. >> favor these moments. we have had the privilege of

watching the greatness of steph curry on a nightly basis. last night he joined another man who literally changed the game, wilt chamberlain. he needed 19 points to pass will chamberlain. it is a really cool side-by- side photo there. he caught him in the first quarter and finished it with 53 points in the victory over denver. steph curry is now at 17,818 points total. he had 10 degrees last night continuing to rewrite the record books. after the game he was surprised by another warriors lewarriors e >> i want to congratulate you on becoming the warriors franchise all-time leading scorer. >> i appreciate that. that means so much to me and my family. i appreciate that. it is crazy to know what tonight meant.

i appreciate that more than you know. >> the news is as bad as expected. jamaal murray went down last night and we thought acl. it was confirmed today he does indeed have a torn acl in his left knee. he will miss the rest of the season and is out indefinitely. murray is averaging this year . went back to the warriors. they have named brandon snyder as their new team president replacing rick wells who is retiring. schneider gave me a tour of chase center before the construction began. he has been with the franchise for 19 years most recently as the teams chief revenue officer and will take over in july. 10 days away from fans being allowed back into chase center. we will be there. i am not sure where they are going to let us set off. usually we go to the baseline and thence f is 10 feet away and i have a feeling it is

going to be sorry larry. you are back town toward the garage area. >> take your draft. >> larry, i feel like you put your name in there for new team president and you were just kind of dismissed. >> i was rebuffed and rebuked, basically. that was it. it was not a serious consideration. >> thanks, larry. >> sports is a rough game. coming up tonight at 8:00 it is pooch perfect followed by two hours of big sky. don't miss abc 7 at 11:00. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, and roku. you can download the app now and start streaming. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thank you for joining us. from all of us here we

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