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i'm dion lim. this could clear the way for most middle and high schoolers to be vaccine eligible. pfizer ran a clinical trial and announced last month the vaccine was indeed safe and showed 100% efficacy for children in this age group. san francisco's department of public health says it is already preparing to provide the vaccinations. all that needs to happen is the actual authorization from the fda. >> the safety signals are really good and we anticipate that they won't be different for children. even before school it's going to make a big difference this summer. people want to get out and vacation. >> if the fda does authorize the pfizer vaccine for children ages 12 to 15, they may be able to start receiving the shot later this month. both san francisco and player rip marin could be moving into the yellow tier this week. marin county could go yellow as

soon as tuesday. abc7 news reporter luz luz spoke to business owners who said this would help them work toward turning a profit again. >> reporter: for the past year this crossfit gym once packed with members sat empty. >> we lost 40% of our business which was huge. >> reporter: her gym is open at 25% capacity now and the news of moving into the yellow tier she says will be a game changer which means they'll open at 50% capacity indoors, but even after moving into the yellow tier gyms like this one will continue to offer the outdoor option, but they say that moving into the next tier also gives them an opportunity to expand into indoor classes. >> my hope is that it just makes the public feel more comfortable. >> reporter: last week marin county was on the verge of moving into the yellow tier, but a slight increase in the

county's case rate set them back. today's numbers 111 covid-19 cases in the past 14 days. supervisor damond connolly is optimistic. >> we would actually have to show a case rate of less than two per 100,000 population over a given time. we're right on that cusp. >> reporter: under the yellow tier bars that don't offer food will be able to open indoors at 25% capacity. other sports bars like the flat iron that have a food menu will expand capacity to 50%. >> it's been a year basically on borrowed money, you know, and now most restaurateurs have basically reopened in debt. so we're all trying to get back to zero. >> reporter: marin county has the highest vaccination rate of any county in the state with over 172,000 people vaccinated with at least one dose, a key factor as covid cases go down

influencing a tier change. >> at the same time let's not let our guards down. >> reporter: in marin county, luz pena, abc7 news. >> you can watch more of our pandemic content including some of our covid diary series featuring business owners on our abc7 connected tv app. it's available on roku or whatever streaming device you use. well, breezy conditions will continue overnight after what's been a windy weekend for many parts of the bay area. right away let's get to abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma with a look at the conditions now. hi, drew. >> hi, dion. yeah, those winds today have really increased our fire danger this past weekend. tonight, though, the winds have backed off. it's still a little breezy. we can see a few gusts over 10 miles per hour, but unfortunately that wind will pick up once again tomorrow afternoon. that's going to drop humidity levels once again. you look at tomorrow afternoon at 4:00. we can see those humidity levels drop into the single digits in some areas inland.

it's for that fact solano county, the combination of the humidity, gusty winds and parched landscape bring high fire danger and the red flag warning that will last until 5 p.m. tuesday. tomorrow is a much warmer day than today. we'll have those numbers in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. speaking of bone dry conditions are making most of our state a tinderbox. fire crews know our wildfire season outlook is severe and as abc7 news reporter cornell barnard shows us, some are getting an early sample of what could be ahead. >> reporter: vacaville firefighters working to stop this fast moving grassfire near travis air force base, the smoke was thick. in fact, you could see it 20 miles away in fairfield. the fire jumped hay road moving west burning about five acres. >> the winds always makes it challenging the fires. it takes and runs the fire to where it jumps the roads and breaks that we have. >> reporter: high

temperatures, low humidity and strong winds in solano county. the winds are fierce in vacaville now. it's tough to stand on top of this bluff, an even tougher time for firefighters. drought conditions and dry grass already providing fuel for fires in early may, a bad sign. >> it's very concerning. we just want to make sure our resident realize how dry it is this early in the year. >> just the nerve wracking experience of having to evacuate. >> reporter: joaquin kunez remembers last summer's lmu complex fire which destroyed homes. >> it's pretty scary when these hills catch on fire. hopefully we don't see it this year, but i think it might come. >> reporter: in the south bay this fire was spotted sunday in the santa cruz mountains. calfire quickly stopped the fire's progress. in solano county fire officials are still searching for a cause for this grassfire. in vacaville, cornell barnard, abc7 news. calfire is taking a proactive approach this fire season. the agency is concerned about the number of dead trees and is

urging communities to take a hands-on approach to fire safety. it's reminding residents to keep as much as 100 feet of defensible space around their homes. tomorrow calfire is hosting the first of three wildfire prepared ness events. it begins at 11:30 at 500 san pablo dam road in orinda. tourists are starting to come back to san francisco and crime in some popular tourist areas is also now ticking up. neighbors near san francisco's palace of fine arts say car break-ins now may be worse than they've ever seen. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone is following this story and has details. >> reporter: look closely at the top part of your screen. this is all new surveillance video from saturday near san francisco's palace of fine arts. someone gets out of a car, breaks into another, fights off someone running up to stop them, then gets back into the get-away vehicle and speeds off. >> every single day more and more car break-ins. >> reporter: neighbors say crime in this tourist area

eased during the pandemic. from april 1st to may 2nd of 2020 there were just two larceny theft cases which is how sfpd classifies these car break-ins within sight of the palace of fine arts. fast forward to april 2021 and it's been a different story. according to data sf, 111 cases like this one reported during that same period of time. >> it's very like, you know, it's concerning as a single female. >> reporter: we checked larceny theft cases in april at other tourist spots like lombard street and the section of san francisco near the lake cliff house, cases on the rise in both locations but not nearly like at the palace of fine arts. the 111 cases are actually more than double of what we saw during that same time in 2019. word has gotten around, too. >> there's people who take everything out of their car. so happened to my friends a couple of times. >> just assume your car's going

to get broken into. plan for the worst. >> reporter: in many of these videos onlookers watch as thieves go to work. neighbors we talked with say it's too much risk to get involved. they're hopeful something can be done to stop this. >> when you look at what's happening all over the city and you see these videos of people pulling out guns or pulling out other weapons, people just don't want to get involved. >> reporter: i did talk with an officer who tells me it is challenging addressing crimes like this at the palace of fine arts. you set up on one block and thieves then target the other block. in san francisco, j.r. stone, abc7 news. abc7's commitment to building a better bay area includes exploring issues involving race and social justice. today california's new attorney general pledged to stand up against hate crimes. rob bonta made the remarks at an asian pacific american heritage month celebration in san francisco. he said the department of justice will work with police departments to insure officers

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the u.s. coast guard now says four people died and dozens were injured after a suspected human smuggling boat broke apart on a reef near san diego off point loma at 10:30 this morning. rescue officials called it the worst tragedy they've responded to in more than 25 years. here's more on what happened. >> reporter: the call came in sunday morning, a boat off the san diego coast that appeared to be in trouble. >> a report of a of a of trawler aground with dozens of people in the water. >> reporter: the boat flipped over, then broke apart on the rocks. three drowned. >> this was a mass rescue

operation that turned into a mass casualty incident. we had about 30 rescues when the vessel broke up on the reef. >> reporter: nearly 100 first responders raced to the scene. >> they got two harbor police boats plus a couple jetskis doing search and rescue. >> reporter: 30 people found, but there was no manifest for the boat, so officials don't know how many people were on board exactly. u.s. coast guard helicopters rescued some victims from the water wrapping them in blankets bringing them to dry land. federal officials say they think the boat may have come from mexico. >> every indication from our perspective is that this was a smuggling vessel used to smuggle migrants into the united states illegally. >> we do have the boat captain in custody. he's a bit out of it, but he is speaking to agents on scene. >> reporter: several of the injured were transported to local hospitals for treatment. later some were seen leaving the hospital in the custody. investigators are now collecting pieces of wreckage

that washed up onshore. two navy sailors just happened to be at the beach in point loma when that boat capsized. kale foley is an active duty rescue navy swimmer. he said he and another man training to be a navy s.e.a.l. saw the people in need and knew exactly what to do. >> before we jumped in the water we looked at each other and said all right, i'm comfortable going into the washing machine is what we call it. we both smiled and jumped in and did what we had to do. >> such quick thinking. as the boat was pummeled by waves the sailors pulled people onto pieces of wreckage for something to hold onto. they both knew they were putting their own lives at risk foley said but knew they had to try to save lives. let's get back to the weather, drew tuma standing by with more on the windy conditions. drew? >> yeah. those winds tomorrow, dion, will bring in even warmer weather, warmer than today.

we do expect our hottest temperatures tomorrow to reach or exceed 90 degrees in the afternoon. tonight sutro tower, a live look, fog free over the city. in fact, the marine layer is so compressed we have no fog along the coast right now and we have a fog free start to the day tomorrow. we'll warm up quickly by afternoon. already trending warmer right now compared to this time yesterday. the 24 hour temperature change, we're 10 degrees warmer in concord, 4 degrees warmer in novato, 5 degrees warmer in santa rosa. tonight we have cities still sitting in the 60s right now, 62 in santa rosa, the same in vallejo, 60 in fairfield, 65 in concord. so away from the water we are on the mild side. 55 in the same, the same in oakland and san jose, popular temperature right now. let's track those winds. first thing in the morning it's just a light breeze. with the daytime heating into the afternoon the winds pick up once again. we do expect wind gusts in excess of 40 miles per hour along the coast.

around the bay shoreline we'll likely see winds gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour. heading into tuesday it's another windy day, not as windy, but you'll still notice that onshore breeze continuing to move across the bay area. it's a different story, though, in the central valley. that wind is much drier. it's coming out of the north and it's bringing even hotter temperatures. that combination along with our drought conditions has prompted a red flag warning for much of the central valley for modesto, stockton, sacramento up to redding. this does include solano county until 5 p.m. tuesday for the increased fire danger due to our current weather pattern. tonight mild conditions out there. we'll see a light breeze, clear skies, plenty of stars, 58 in antioch, 50 in the city, the same in oakland, 49 in san jose, 47 in santa rosa overnight. it's a sunny start in the morning, sunshine throughout the day and warm in the south bay, highs in our microclimate 81 in santa clara tomorrow, 82

in san jose, about 10 degrees warmer tomorrow than we were today, 82 the high in cupertino. along the peninsula hit about 78 in san mateo, 82 in redwood city, windy in half moon bay 62. downtown tomorrow in the city we'll hit 71, so a warm day in san francisco, windier in daly city, cooler at 64, 88 in santa rosa, the same in sonoma, san rafael 85, sausalito 75 degrees. tomorrow in the east bay it's breezy, bright and warm, 80 in richmond and castro valley, oakland 77 tomorrow afternoon, inland upper 80s to lower 90s, 92 in fairfield where we have the red flag warning in effect, 89 in walnut creek, 86 the high in livermore. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast. it's warmer, windy tomorrow, remains breezy on tuesday but a cooling trend hit us especially thursday. it is much cooler. fog returns. that wind will also come up to end the week friday with those windy conditions even saturday

into sunday. we'll track those winds, a little roller coaster ride with temperatures the next seven days. >> we'll be watching, drew. thanks. the aids memorial quilt is back on display the first time since the start of the covid-19 pandemic. panels from the quit were publicly displayed today in the castro district. organizers say the quilt serves as a reminder like covid-19, aids does not discriminate. >> it's a virus just as covid was a virus. it doesn't care if it you're young, opened, gay, straight, latinx, trans. it's a virus. it's a public health issue, not a personal lifestyle issue. >> another connection, extra fabric from recent panels made from the quilt was used to make masks for front line workers. the aids memorial quilt will be on display again may 16th at the aids walk in golden gate park. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00 a birth this weekend is inspiring hope among animal lovers. it is a chick and it is feeding

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this is what a baby osprey looks like with mom hovering nearby. this chick hatched yesterday in richmond. proud parents rosie and richard are taking turns keeping the two chicks and eggs warm. a live stream was launched in 2017 of the birds who made their nest 75 feet above ground in a decommissioned world war ii crane. the audubon society says the number of osprey was dwindling a couple decades ago, but thanks to environmental protections they are making a comeback. the chicks' siblings are expected to hatch in the next couple days. chris alvarez joining us now with a preview of sports. chris. >> coming up in sports both the giants and a's looking to avoid the sweep and you got to glove

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he's safe and matt chapman from second to home and that ties the game 5-5. top of the eighth huge play here, d.j. stewart to deep center, ramon laureano, look at that grab off the wall as he crashes in, makes the catch. his pitchers fired up. stewart just shocked. bottom of the eighth runner on for laureano and the laser goes deep to right center, a two-run shot. a's win, 7-5. all the talk after the game about those amazing plays from laureano. >> that's just taking over a game. it's taking away two and giving you two. if he had to flip over the wall to get it, he was going to flip over the wall. he was not going to be denied on that play. there's certain guys that just find a different level of competing in certain plays and certain times of the game and certainly he's one of those guys and he did it back to back plays in this game. >> man, i just saw it. it was over my head and i tried to catch it and thank god i

did. giants trying to salvage a sweep in san diego, some fans there at petco park, top of the third down 1-0, two on for tommy la stella, flips one into left field. it's fair, tied at 1-1. next batter mike tauchman goes deep to right, a three-run shot, his first homer as a giant. 4-1 san francisco. top of the fifth, la stella back at the plate, liner to center and this thing ends up as an r.b.i. triple. la stella would leave the game later with a hamstring strain. he's getting an mri tomorrow. kevin gausman struck out six in six innings. giants win 7-1 and good vibes heading into colorado. >> it's definitely good to get one out of here. i thought we played some good baseball the last couple days. i think we do a good job against good teams and yeah, you know, just try to give the team an opportunity to win. >> i believe in our players. i believe in the group in that room. i believe in our coaching staff. i believe in our preparation. so for me to say that i'i'

surprised that we're performing well, i'm pleased and i know we have a long way to go, but i believe in this team. >> this abc7 sports report sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> thanks, chris. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00 including two tech giants who will be battling it out in a california courtroom tomorrow. why the maker of fortnite is suing apple and what it could mean for consumers. the crew one capsule returned and we have successful splashdown. >> four astronauts return to earth after a record

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions, this is abc7 news. once again good evening. i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now a red flag warning remains in effect for central california including solano county. vacaville firefighters worked to stop this fast moving grassfire near travis air force base today. firefighters say the conditions they're facing this early in the year is a bad sign. both san francisco and marin county could be moving into the more lenient yellow tier this week. marin has the highest vaccination rate of any county in the state. the yellow tier would allow bars that don't offer food to open indoors at 25% capacity. the fda could expand vaccine eligibility to kids ages 12 to 15 as early as this week. pfizer announced last month that its vaccine was safe and showed 100% efficacy for children in that age group. san francisco's department of public health says it is

already preparing to provide those vaccinations. the looming fda decision comes amid an vaccinate young adults. >> reporter: according to the cdc more than 100 million americans are now fully vaccinated and more than 55% of the adult population has had at least one dose of the vaccine, but the number of shots going into arms every day is declining, down about 25% from the peak of more than 3.3 million shots a day in mid- april. >> that's your best layer of defense not only to protect yourself, but to protect your loved ones, the other household members and people you're around. >> reporter: for the first time since the pandemic began patients between ages 18 and 64 make up the largest group hospitalized with the virus. health officials are now targeting younger americans. three central florida high schools are holding vaccine clinics. >> we're hoping to do more of these as we move forward towards the summer. >> reporter: in milwaukee the boys & girls club getting

involved. >> that younger group is extremely important because they are the most testify in our community and they have the highest possible to spread. >> reporter: the bucks partnered with the health department to offer the first dose of pfizer's vaccine to all fans 16 and older at sunday's game. with the number of new covid cases declining life is showing signs of returning to normal. new york city will join the rest of the state allowing 75% capacity indoors at restaurants beginning this friday, but overseas the crisis in india continues to worsen. u.s. travel restrictions are set to go into effect on tuesday. the country seeing nearly 400,000 new cases for the second straight day. in the east bay contra costa county is focusing on bringing vaccines to the communities that need them the most. abc7 news was at the pop-up clinic today at st. john missionary baptist church in richmond. this is the final day this mobile clinic will be at the

location. next it will move on to bay point. organizers say they've been seeing about 60 people a day. >> we encourage everybody to come down and it's really easy. there's not even any lines. you can come in. people can answer all the questions that you have about the vaccines that they're offering that day and set you up for a second appointment. >> with this mobile clinic you can choose whether you get vaccinated with pfizer or the single shot from johnson & johnson. to the south bay where a new permanent vaccination site will open tomorrow in san jose at vta's santa teresa light rail station. an official announcement about the free walkup site is scheduled for tomorrow morning. vta says the site will have capacity to provide hundreds of covid vaccines a day. for more information about the race to vaccinate, head to www.abc7news.com/vaccine. we have an interactive vaccine tracker that shows how many people have gotten the shot where you live.

a tech battle will begin in a federal courtroom tomorrow. epic games, the creator of the popular fortnite video game, is suing apple. the outcome could impact both consumers and developers. abc news reporter deirdre bolton takes a look. >> reporter: a different kind of battle royale, it's apple versus epic games, the creator of the wildly popular fortnite. the two tech giants will go head to head in a california courtroom monday after the gaming company filed a lawsuit against apple alleging the app store has enormous power and uses its monopoly to coerce developers. >> one major argument that epic makes is that the iphone is essentially a computer in your pocket and if you have apple's mac computers, you're able to use apps from wherever. you can download apps from the internet. therefore, you should have this flexibility, this accessibility. >> reporter: apple ceo tim cook and head of epic games tim sweeney could both testify in

court in the coming weeks. the industry juggernauts battle over one major issue, the so- called apple tax, a 30% fee developers pay on digital purchases made via apple's app store. last year epic games added a new feature to fortnite allowing gamers to bypass apple's app store for certain in-game purchases like a new look for a character or a celebratory dance move. apple fired back booting the game and millions of their users off the apple platform. >> apple's defense is in this case it's not here to defend its app store policies. it's here to say epic broke its roles. >> reporter: apple says its control over the app store is vital to keeping its system safe and secure and protect the privacy of its users. it's unclear how the case will go, but the lawsuit could have far reaching implications. >> one outcome could be that apple is forced to allow other app stores onto the iphone which could mean less expensive

stuff. >> reporter: deirdre bolton, abc news, new york. some history overnight as nasa had its first nighttime splashdown since the 1960s. >> we welcome you back to planet earth and thanks for flying spacex. for those of you enrolled in our frequent flyer program, you've wer earned 68 million miles on this voyage. >> they successfully completed a five-month mission to the international space station and landed the capsule in the gulf of mexico. astronaut victor glover made history as the first full-time black iss crew member. >> i looked out the window and saw the earth from 250 miles up. i will never forget that moment. it wasn't about the view. it was how the view made me feel and that -- every time i look out the window i still feel the same way. earth is amazing. >> during the mission the crew did experiments, spacewalks and even as you can see grew some plants. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00 one of the world's most

famous landmarks is getting an upgrade, how the roman coliseum is being retrofitted to give tourists the experience of a gladiator. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are tracking a warm and windy start to the week 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 attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month.

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italy's culture minister announced plans to build a new hi-tech floor inside the roman coliseum to allow visitors to have the same view gladiators

once had as they prepared for mortal combat 2,000 years ago. the so-called stage will cover the subterranean chambers, made of wood and cost around $18 million to build. it is expected to be ready for 2023. vendors assemble, this morning we're getting a new look inside the avengers new campus at disney california adventure park. at avengers headquarters you may catch a glimpse of the avengers springing into action ready to save the day. you can see where ironman got his start at stark motor factory. you can grab some intergalactic eats at the food car including a mystery flavored sweet spiral rationed churro. avengers campus is set to open june 4th. disney is the parent company of abc7. it is a gourmet meal fit for a canine. hilton unveiled a new dog menu at some of its

hotelled called been bone-a-petit featuring brisket with mashed potatoes, sounds good, mutt roast, earl greyhound tea and a nonalcoholic wine called tail wagger creek. bone-a-petit can be found at hilton hotels in the uk and ireland. getting to drew now with a final check of the weather, i think your dog would probably like that. >> i think he'd like everything on that menu. so would i. let's talk about the weather tomorrow, still have that red flag warning in effect until 5 p.m. tuesday for solano county. there will be strong wind gusts and dry air. that means any fires that do start could spread pretty quickly. it does turn windy across much of the region tomorrow, those winds highest along the coast tomorrow, 35, 40 miles per hour. so we'll keep our eye on that as that windy weather also drags in some warmer temperatures. tonight temperatures in the mid- 40s to upper 50s in our warmest

spots tonight. it stays breezy with clear skies, but all in all, it's a pretty quiet start to the day tomorrow. those winds pick up in the afternoon again and bring in some warmer temperatures. 71 in the city tomorrow, 77 in oakland, 88 in santa rosa, 90 in concord, 82 the high in san jose. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast. it is warmer, windy tomorrow, remains breezy tuesday, then cooler air really rushing in here wednesday into thursday. we'll keep those gusty winds even through the weekend next weekend. >> drew, thanks. chris once again with a look at sports. >> coming up in sports we catch up with all pro fred, fred warner stopping by the with authority podcast. plus the warriors talk about big

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and gone for the 49ers. the headliner was insided in state trey lance going third overall. all pro fred since then has become the heart of the defense. he joined us earlier this week on the with authority podcast talking respect, free agency moves and kyle shanahan facetime calls. >> i'm waiting on that one, but i'm just really excited like you said that we got the guys back that we did. that was the number one goal heading into free agency i think was to keep the core guys part of the team. i'm excited about the roster. it's going to only get better after the draft. >> you hear someone like aaron rodgers of all people says you're the best and everybody knows it. what is that like for you to kind of realize you've done it and now you're on this major stage? >> guys like aaron rodgers who played at the top of this league a long time now, his

opinion meant a lot. that was my entire goal with coming into the league was to get that respect from my peers. now my whole goal is to become the best version of myself and continue to grow as a player you either are getting better or you're getting worse. >> have you talked to nick bosa wondering kind of how he is, your overall thoughts getting back this year with fans and that energy? you guys really fed off it in 2019. >> i have talked to nick. we talk often. he sent me videos in training and he looks great, especially for as early as it is. he's just a monster. extremely excited to have the fans back as well. for me that was a huge part of the game. that is and always will be. so last year not having them, it sucked. it does. having them back just adds so much more fun. >> we'll actually be able to do this i mean in person at some point. maybe you don't want that. i don't know. >> no. the zoom's nice. look at you. you're probably in your house

right now relaxed, comfortable. once you get off the meeting you get to slip back in your pajamas and watch a show probably. it's a good deal, right? this ain't bad. i don't mind it. >> with authority. >> you can catch the entire interview on all of our plaintiffs. eight games remain for the warriors in the regular season. golden state is fighting for a play in spot, the warriors 32- 32 in position to make the play- in tournament. the pelicans are on the outside looking in, 29-35. warriors snapped a two-game slide last night in houston, big third quarter en route to a 26-point win. now the focus turns to the pelicans and the push for the playoffs. >> it is just the next game ahead, but it is a big opportunity and we got to be ready for it. >> hopefully we can put together a run and build some momentum finishing out the season obviously because that's the first task at hand, but

definitely riding that momentum into the playoffs. hopefully we can surprise a lot of people. well, you saw it right here on abc7, kevin durant and the nets taking on giannis and the bucks. the hustle and the rebound and slams it home, that was easy, high percentage shot. late third quarter nets down two, kevin durant this, triple gives brooklyn the lead. he had 42 points, seven from downtown, but the greek freak scored 49, two-handed hammer. milwaukee retakes the lead. final seconds, off the mark, bucks win it, 117-114. final round of the valspar championship is from palm harbor, florida. keegan bradley entered as leader here for the birdie and the lead and drains it. here on 13 bradley is not going to like this, didn't hit it where he wanted to, into the water, a double bogey critical.

sam burns takes advantage, knocks down this putt and despite bogeys on 15 and 18 he had six birdies throughout the day, helped him earn a three- stroke victory, his first win on the pga. not pictured cal's mack homa finished tied for sixth. abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealer. >> thanks, chris. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5 a.m. for all of us here thanks so much for

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