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allowed to take off those masks in both places. excitement is at a high. >> tuesday is a big day. >> totally aware. >> reporter: in fact it, ballet crew we ran into is so excited they showed us their moves in preparation for their first live performance in a year and a half takes place friday at the great star theater in san francisco's chinatown. has there been a lot of dancing in the kitchen? >> yes. angry neighbors downstairs. >> reporter: in downtown pleasant hill business after business had these covid signs in their windows, but when the state's color-coded reopening plan is lifted on tuesday, these signs will no longer be seen. building owners ordered them down. >> so we haven't had to deal with unmasked customers until now, so it's a little nerve wracking, but i'm happy for what it will do to our business. >> reporter: while not everyone may realize tuesday is the day -- >> what's going to be done on tuesday? >> reporter: -- they know changes will come with the

official full reopening. >> reopening up, we're expecting. i'm waiting for that, people free to go out and enjoy and open their face. >> reporter: already many are showing off their faces. come tuesday they'll get to do it inside, too, at most locations. >> we're just ready. >> reporter: everyone, though, not shy in the least about what they're looking forward to. >> feel like going to the restaurant and actually filling up your own coke cup at taco bell. >> i'm a piano teacher. i'm teaching kids and looking forward to going into the homes and i've been vaccinated and it's all good. >> reporter: the general manager there at gotta eat a pita tells me she says excited about the reopening. it is a bit nerve wracking without the restrictions place. she's hoping the uptick in

business will outweigh the stress. if you're getting ready to venture out tuesday, it looks like the weather got the memo. meteorologist drew tuma with a look at that reopening forecast. >> it's going to be a little warmer tuesday than this past weekend, but all in all tuesday shaping up to be a really gorgeous day across the entire bay area. look at your afternoon highs on tuesday, temperatures at or just slightly above average, 60s and 70s around the bay shoreline, tons of sunshine. our warmest cities are getting into the low 90s. the hotter weather is about to move in later on this week starting wednesday. look at all these excessive heat warnings for southern california. excessive heat watches stretch up the central valley through redding and this does include parts of the bay area. we're likely going to go under a heat advisory or excessive heat warning later this week for triple digit temperatures. we'll show you how hot you get where you live in the full accuweather forecast. with reopening with horizon doctors are urging anyone who hasn't been vaccinated to book

that appointment asap. scientists are concerned about a new variant already circulating here in the bay area. abc7 news reporter luz pena who is a part of our vaccine team explains what this means for people who have and have not gotten their shot. >> reporter: we've been waiting for this moment. on tuesday california will reopen. the mask mandate will expire. we will finally be able to go back to the so anticipated normal, but scientists say there's a new threat, the variant. >> it's much more transmissible person to person. >> reporter: the gladstone institutes is a biomedical research organization to which this doctor belongs and they've noticed in india cases are surging with this vavava

vaccination numbers are low. are we safe to reopen on tuesday? >> it is safe to reopen in communities where there's a high rate of vaccination. people who are not vaccinated will be at risk of getting this delta variant because it is spreading in the united states. >> reporter: the delta variant makes up 6% of the covid-19 cases in the u.s. in the bay area, marin county detected at least seven of these cases in may. >> the main thing people can do is to get vaccinated. you give the virus less of a chance to move take the. >> reporter: this dr. krogan's team discovered groundbreaking details about the uk variant that could help understand the delta variant. >> what we discovered is that some of these other mutations are having an effect once the virus is in the cells and that it's suppressing the immune response. >> reporter: both experts agree that even though we're doing well in the u.s. and statewide, our focus now needs

to be on vaccinating the rest of the population at home and abroad fast. >> the big danger is that one of these days as the virus replicates around the world that there will be a variant that evades the vaccines we have today. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. we have a complete list of what other restrictions will and will not change come june 15th. that's all on www.abc7news.com. if you want a vaccine appointment, that information is there as well. in san francisco dozens of people are displaced because of a fire that broke out at the national hotel on market street tonight. flames and smoke could be seen coming out of the rear of the building just as fire trucks arrived. on market a person got video you can see here of this huge cloud of smoke just drifting down the street. firefighters evacuated the three-story building rescuing 80 people and two dogs. supervisor matt haney tweeted that the hotel offers housing

to people facing homelessness. the red cross was called in to help provide shelter. >> everything was covered with smoke. i mean i couldn't see out the window. it was thick with gray and black smoke. i said holy cow, man, what's going on? >> the cause of the fire is under investigation tonight. the building is next to a.c.t.'s strand theater. thankfully that was not damaged. a couple from stockton has been reunited with their beloved dog after he was stolen from their car in san francisco. >> he's like where were you guys? >> you can see jacqueline so overcome with emotion as police returned their 10-year-old yorkie leo. we told you about the couple friday. they were celebrating their wedding anniversary when someone broke into their car near fisherman's wharf with leo inside. police tracked him down today after someone in oakland

purchased leo and later realized the dog was stolen. >> we just want to say thank you so much to san francisco pd and the san francisco news outlets and media and everyone. thank you so much for bringing leo home. we can't say thank you enough. >> you can see they about call. some uc berkeley alumnis say they are hired of hearing about attacks on asian americans and are now stepping up to help community members defend themselves. >> you spray in a z shape like that, off, on, off, on. >> bruce lowe is part of a group teaching asian americans how to use pepper spray. they handed out hundreds of sprays in san francisco's chinatown today. lowe says this is an inexpensive way to help people feel safe and confident out in

public. >> the asian community is going to stand up for itself. the asian community is not just going to let our elders be attacked and we're not going to wait around for government or law enforcement to take care of us. we're going to take care of our own. >> organizers will be back out in chinatown this saturday handing out more pepper spray at 1:30. part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice. while we don't have all the answers we do have a lot of resources to help. to find your ally, go to www.abc7news.com/takeaction. still ahead tonight on abc7 news at 11:00 another sign of just how bad that drought is, the emergency measures in place in marin county this week. in the east bay a woman has turned her oakland home into a mini museum about the black panthers. we get a peek inside. and most of us remember barry bonds for blasting home runs with the giants. the slugger had his eye on another title today

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in the east bay you can learn about the black panther party at a new pop-up exhibit in an oakland home. today abc7 got a sneak peek of the mini museum scheduled to open next saturday on juneteenth. the creator wants to highlight the black panthers' humanitarian efforts that began when the party was founded in oakland back in 1966. >> so this mural and this museum is trying to remind us of how to take care of each other, how to show up for each other and how to be humanitarians and that's what the black panthers taught me. >> they had so many humanitarian programs like their school breakfast program. the mini museum is located on the first floor of jill christina vest's home on center

street in west oakland. tickets are now on sale. in the north bay goats are being put to work in rohnert park. the animals are currently acting as lawnmowers chomping through the weeds and fox tails at the rohnert park animal shelter dog park. the goats will get the park to themselves tomorrow just so they can complete their mission. it will be closed. the city is asking residents not to pet them. that could distract them from their very important job. goats are often used as an eco friendly alternative to clearing out invasive plants and overgrown weeds. we're talking a lot about the drought. just how bad is it? the point reyes national seashore had to bring in water troughs for its largest toole elk herd. a lack of water could cause the animals to die who depend on the pond and other water sources that are dying up. no water means the grass the elk would feed on is drying up and doesn't pack the necessary

nutrition that they need. a famous stanford grad offered words of wisdom today to graduating students. >> build community. the brilliant minds in this room will have a hand in shaping the culture, making a long lasting legacy. >> actress, writer and producer esa ray was the speaker for the university's 2021 undergraduate commencement. now despite some changes due to covid, students still took part in stanford's tradition of the wacky walk. you're looking at it here. instead of a traditional progressional march before the ceremony begins the seniors wear costumes and carry signs to celebrate their college experiences. as california reopens, a brand-new bay area attraction is having its grand opening. the first lego land discovery center will be open to all visitors tomorrow in milpitas at the great mall. it had a soft opening earlier

this week. abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey got a look at some of the things guests can see and do and how you can get those tickets. >> reporter: imagine some of the beautiful sights of the bay area, the golden gate bridge, levi stadium, apple park. now make it tiny. this is just a taste of what guests can expect at the all new lego land discovery center in milpitas. >> there really isn't anything in this area that kind of caters to the 3 through 12 demographic. we are the ultimate indoor lego playground. pretty much and everything you can think of lego. >> reporter: set to open the beginning of the pandemic, the 31,000 square foot interactive educational space was delayed, but they continued to build towards their opening brick by brick. guests can enjoy more than a dozen attractions that include interactive rides and movies, lessons from a lego builder and the centerpiece, a bay area- themed mini land. >> if you ever wondered what a

1.5 million lego building looked like, you'll have to see this. it took 7,000 hours to put together and it's a marvelous like amazing accomplishment. >> reporter: for ticket information visit www.abc7news.com. in milpitas, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. now abc7 meteorologist drew tuma joining us here with the weather, everyone focused on reopening come tuesday, but you're also talking about this heatwave, too. >> it's a really pleasant start to the week tomorrow, temperatures pretty much average. it's the second half of the week where you have the hot temps moving in and lasting for several days. out there tonight, though, it's all about that june gloom, our marine layer. it quickly moved back in even before the sun went down tonight. we had clouds rolling into the bay. so a live look of look of look exploratorium camera. we'll likely see coastal drizzle early tomorrow morning before the fog burns off for a lot of afternoon sunshine.

numbers now with the overcast skies, temperatures are elevated. we're in the 60s for the most part. it's still 63 in oakland now, 61 in the city, 64 in santa rosa, 65 in san jose, 67 that current temperature in concord. our humidity also remains elevated. we're looking at our dew point numbers. dew points measure how much moisture is in the atmosphere, how comfortable it feels outside. right now they're in the upper 50s to lower 60s and that's anywhere from muggy to humid for us this time of year, but as we advance the clock tomorrow and especially into the afternoon, we'll see drier air move in here. so by 4:00 those dew points are really going to drop into the 40s in a lot of spots. that's drier air, that's more comfortable air mass overhead to start out the week. let's time out the marine layer, about 3:00 in the morning widespread low cloud cover and againic ping up on some areas of drizzle. the best bet for that drizzle likely along the immediate coastline. by 9 a.m. we're hanging onto some of that cloud cover from san francisco

along the peninsula, parts of the east bay and south bay, but between 9:30 and 11 a.m. it all burns off for afternoon sunshine. tomorrow afternoon really is shaping up to be a beautiful day. overnight tonight it's all about the overcast skies, that fog dense in spots along the coastline along with some coastal drizzle. temperatures above average for this time of year overnight tonight, mid-50s to lower 60s, only dropping to about 60 in concord, 56 in the city, 60 in san jose, 53 the overnight low in santa rosa. so we begin the day tomorrow with a fair amount of cloud cover, burns off by lunchtime. in the afternoon it's a bright looking day, 65 in the city, 71 in oakland, 77 the high in san jose. that's very comfortable for this time of year. 79 in santa rosa, 81 that high in concord. winds, though, do turn breezy, if not gusty, tomorrow afternoon. we've seen this pattern time and time again. so tomorrow afternoon winds gusting about 20 to 30 miles per hour. by tuesday warmer weather starts to move in here. it's not all that hot. our warmest areas are going to

the low 90s, but by wednesday, that's when we see a dramatic jump in our temperatures, especially away from the coast. we do expect our hottest spots on wednesday to meet 100 degrees, maybe exceed that by a degree or 2, even around the bay shoreline starting to see some 80s pop up. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast. lower humidity tomorrow, warming beginning on tuesday, really takes over on wednesday with the moderate heat risk, but our hottest day will be thursday where we have triple digit temperatures. the coast right now looks like we'll have enough onshore flow where it doesn't get too hot close to the ocean, but nonetheless it stays pretty hot inland until next week. >> texting my friends with a pool. >> who's got a pool? best friends this

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stiff competition this weekend, but a pekinese wasabi, the 3-year-old from pennsylvania, the top dog out of 2,500 dogs that entered the competition. tomorrow morning wasabi is set to make an appearance on gma. you can see it here tomorrow morning at 7:00. this year the competition was relocated because of the pandemic. for many dog owners just making it to the show is a thrill itself and that includes former giants star barry bonds who entered a miniature schnauzer named rocky which he owns with his sister. rocky didn't win his breed, but bond said he was proud of rocky just for qualifying. >> the reward is getting here. he qualified. it's like when i played baseball, it's just getting there. i've been to a lot of playoffs and world series and never won, played for 22 years and kept trying, but the actual thing is

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yesterday the giants became the first national league team with 40 wins, but of late the giants offense has gone

missing. would the bats wake up in the series finale at washington? cueto starting on the mound and just like yesterday kyle schwarber leads off the game with a home run for washington, 1-0 nats. bottom of the second for schwarber. if one is good, two is better, a three-run blast. 4-0 washington on that swing and this young man fired up to have a baseball, cueto, 5 1/3, two home runs allowed. retired 13 in a row and struck out a season high no walks. nats win 5-0. a's and royals, twinning is winning at the coliseum. the a's hit three three three t chris buitch, matt chapman starting to heat up, seven hits in his last three days.

1-0. let's bash. matt olson second straight game with a homer as well. 17th of the year, cool sign right there. oly not done. this one is way out and look at the bare-handed grab from the fan, what a catch. bob melvin picks up win 1,300 as an mlb manager, the 35th manager in history to do that. nba playoffs, saw it right here on abc7, game four nets and bucks, second quarter. this could change the series right here. kyrie irving lands on giannis' foot, x-rays negative, but he did not return in a lot of pain, james harden out with a hamstring and durant the last of the big three, team high 28, but he'll need help. bucks rolling along, jrue holiday the pass. game high 34 points, 12 rebounds. we're evened up at two.

bucks win, 107-96. game two in tuesday in brooklyn. jordan knew he was going to be covered, told steve be ready and hit the game winning shot securing the second of his eight now career nba titles and led to one of his best soundbites of all time. >> michael said, you know, phil, i don't feel real comfortable in these situations. so maybe we ought to go in another direction. why don't we go to steve? [ cheering and applause ] >> so i thought to myself, well, i guess i got to bail michael out again. anyway, the shot went in and that's my story and i'm sticking to it. >> abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> chris, thank you. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. a federal judge made the first ruling on a vaccine mandate, what it could mean for workers across the country. and the bay area is getting

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building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. the light at the end of the tunnel is as close as it's ever been in the past 15 months. bay area businesses and communities are gearing up as newsom cleared the way for the state to fully reopen on tuesday. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard tells us one city is even planning to throw a party. >> i'm vaccinated. my friends are vaccinated. >> reporter: erica smith from oakland is ready for california's reopening day.

>> to me it means seeing more of my friends, being more social. >> reporter: businesses are preparing for the reopening, all businesses, restaurants and bars opening at 100% capacity if they choose. what does reopening mean to you? >> back to normal. >> reporter: servers are ready for the grand reopening of barrel room bar and restaurant in san francisco's financial district which closed in march 2020. staff is getting a refresher course this weekend in wine pairings and food service. >> i'm feeling excited. i'm feeling nervous. most of our staff are really excited. >> reporter: starting tuesday the state is ditching the color- coded covid tier system and dropping face mask restrictions in most cases for fully vaccinated people. social distancing requirements will be lifted. >> we're going to ditch those masks and celebrate. >> reporter: san mateo county supervisor david canapa is planning a reopening party

tuesday near the b.a.r.t. station. >> we'll be honoring fire personnel. we'll be honoring teachers. >> reporter: but in other places like this, san francisco's union square, the reopening celebration will have to wait long past june 15th. storefronts are boarded up. many businesses across the city were lost to the pandemic. >> san francisco will bounce back. this is just going to be a harder bounce than expected. >> tragically my uncle passed away from it. i was hospitalized for a little over a week. >> reporter: san jose planning commission president rolando bunea is a covid survivor and hopes the lessons of the past year won't be lost with reopening. >> we all absolutely need one another. if we're going to be better than we were before the virus, we have to remember that. >> reporter: in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by staff members of a houston hospital who refused to get vaccinated for covid-19. it's believed to be the first

ruling on vaccine mandates. more than 100 employees sued houston methodist hospital because it's requiring all employees to get vaccinated or risk losing their job. the lawsuit calls the vaccines experimental and dangerous. the judge agreed with the hospital that the claims about the vaccine are untrue. lawyers for the employees say they will be filing an appeal. after the conclusion of the g7 summit in england president joe biden traveled to brussels today ahead of tomorrow's nato summit and wednesday the president has a much anticipated face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. here's more on what's to come. >> reporter: president biden arriving in brussels sunday after wrapping up the g7 summit in cornwall, england. >> i think we made some progress in reestablishing american credibility. >> reporter: the g7 leader offering a united front on a global plan to end the pandemic

and fight climate change, their talk of countering china saying the days when global decisions were dictated by a small group of countries is long gone. biden and the first lady met with the queen for tea. he invited her majesty wh the latelatelatelate poll found 52% have a good amount of trust in the president to deal with world leaders and 49% have a good amount of trust in biden to negotiate with russian president vladimir putin. on wednesday all eyes will be on geneva as the two leader meet. >> we're not looking for conflict. we are looking to resolve those actions which we think are inconsistent with international norms. >> reporter: putin has said relationships between the two

countries are at a low point. the president said he hopes to find areas where the two countries can work together. benjamin netanyahu's 12- year run as israel's prime minister has come to an end. the country's parliament approved a new coalition government by just one vote. it was very close. it puts netanyahu's rival neftali bennett in power. president joe biden put out a statement congratulating bennett saying he looks forward to working with him. netanyahu is not walking away from politics saying he will be back. he leaves office, though, as the longest serving leader of israel. demonstrators gathered in san francisco today to protest u.s. aid to israel and colombia. the group rallied and painted a street mural in front of the israeli and colombian consulates on montgomery street. they're both in the same building. the group claims the u.s. fund are fueling fueling

repression and violence in both nations. >> we're here first of all to learn from each other, to be with each other, to grieve with each other, but also to talk to the larger community. >> protests have been rocking colombia more than a month now. at least 46 people have died. still to come here on abc7 news at 11:00 a remarkable story, a zoom call may have saved a woman's life, what happened when she logged onto that meeting and realized she was having a stroke. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are tracking a comfortable start to the week tomorrow before hot weather moves in for the latter half of the seven-

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has her story. >> reporter: it's a a meeting that this nebraska mom won't soon forget. >> my speech started to slur and i could see on my screen that my face was drooping. >> reporter: ann wasann wasanns on a work call. she was having a stroke. she could see it happening, the zoom screen shot capturing the moment. >> that was me actively having a stroke and then i called 911. >> reporter: and rushed to the hospital. doctors say it was her quick action and recognition of sudden symptoms including loss of muscle control and slurred speech that saved her life. >> time is tissue and that means your brain tissue and the sooner you get to us, the sooner we can fix it. >> reporter: at first ann's entire left side was paralyzed, but within 24 hours she was up and walking and tonight she has a message. >> i'm doing this so that people can really take a moment and learn how to spot a stroke because so often when we get

into a zoom meeting, we're worried about the technology. >> reporter: and doctors warn that stroke symptoms can can on suddenly. like ann did, you must act quickly. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. a 56-year-old aviation mystery outside of sacramento may finally be solved. in 1965 a plane crashed into the lake after a midair collision. the bodies of three people on board were never found. recently workers testing underwater surveying equipment spotted something unusual at the bottom of lake folsom. using advanced sonar technology they saw parts of an aircraft matching the description of the plane that went down more than five decades ago. >> he sees something on the bottom like this that looks manmade. that's when we decide okay, there's definitely something down there and maybe it's the plane. >> this technology is so advanced. low lake levels due to the

drought also helped the workers detect the wreckage. officials say they are currently having no plans to remove the plane. drew is joining us now with a look at that weather. we're talking about the heatwave and this drought we're stuck in right now. >> yeah. we're stuck in that extreme or exceptional category in the bay area and really the next three months we're in that dry pattern, so we aren't expecting that to improve at all until possibly some rain in the fall. it's all about hot temperatures this week unfortunately. tomorrow morning, though, you got that marine layer overhead, some coastal drizzle first thing likely. in the morning as that sun gets up here, we begin to get the fog to break down. it's likely around lunchtime we have sunny skies across the bay area. overnight tonight overcast, dense areas of fog close to the coast, some drizzle as well. it's muggy, mild, mid-50s to low 60s. tomorrow you'll notice two things, one that, fog burns off in the morning and, two, in the afternoon humidity levels begin to drop. so more comfortable air moves

in. numbers in the mid-60s to lower 70s around the bay shoreline, warmest spots in the low to mid- 80s with breezy conditions in the afternoon. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast. lower humidity on monday, warming tuesday, really takes off with the moderate heat risk wednesday. thursday is the hottest day before we let into the weekend. saturday and sunday the cooldown arrives. sunday is the official start of summer, one week from today. >> wow, look at that. drew, thanks so much. chris is here with a preview of what's coming up in sports. >> coming up in sports the first nba team clinches a spot in the conference finals. . . pi'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen.

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third mvp. curry finished third overall in the voting. jokic facing elimination in the possible sweep tonight against phoenix, denver's mascot rocky taking out his frustration on the popcorn. there it goes. here in the third quarter jokic slapping at the ball hits cameron payne right in the face. devin booker gets in the mix with the league mvp. both got technicals, jokic ejected for the initial hit. denver tries to stay in it. will barton corner a three ball. denver within five and he yells i ain't quitting, team high 25 for barton. how good has devin booker been? scoop to the hoop. book scored 34. suns fans showing up in denver. 36-year-old chris paul, just huge, 18 of his game high 37 game in the second half. denver's jamal murray tore his acl mid-april at chase center. suns sweep and win, 125-118, phoenix back in the western conference finals the first

time since 2010. just 13 weeks from today the 49ers kick off the regular season against jared goff and the lions in detroit september 12. earlier this week kyle shanahan called an end to the otas. when training camp begins later this summer, all eyes will be on the quarterback position where jimmy garoppolo enters as starter and third overall pick trey lance presumably backup. here's coach shanahan from what he's seen during otas. >> i think jimmy had his best spring since we've had him and as we had the spring the first year with him, the second year he had the acl and last year it was covid. so this is really a second one. i thought jimmy came in in great shape, really locked in in a good place physically and mentally. >> how do you think trey lance did? >> i think he did a good job being able to throw everything at him. now we have tape to show him, to talk to him about. he gets to get away on his own and have an idea what's expected out of him when he gets back. to golf final round

championship at lake merced. finland's matilda castern just missing the hole in one here on 3. five birdies on the front nine for her. straight to 18, the third round leader min lee needs to sink this eagle and try to tie for the lead and leaves it just short, cannot believe it. castern will sink the easy bird for the two-shot win. it's not only her first lpga win, but the first win for any lpga player from finland. french open final, 18 time grand slam winner novak djokovic taking on stefanos tsitsipas. tsitsipas pumped, but djokovic would rally, backhand there from the joker. he takes sets 3 and 4 and ultimately the 5th and final, his 19th career slam. it sure is sweet. he's now just one behind the

record shared by nadal and roger federer as he gets it done right there. giants finish up a six-game road trip today, begin a seven- game homestand against arizona in philly starting tomorrow. not only are they returning home to their fans, but their broadcasters as well. >> goes to the right of second. muncy leads the league in walks. >> coming up on abc7 news this week we go behind the scenes with your giants broadcasters and show you how they call the game remotely. the last time they called the game from a road stadium? late september of 2019. >> people say hey, you guys make it sound like you're actually there. well, that's great except we're not actually there and there are times where we can't really see what's going on. >> we have served the viewers served the listener by learning how to adapt our broadcast a little bit and be better. >> it really shows the talent that these guys have to be able

to call a game off essentially monitors. >> thanks to the giants and their broadcast team for that behind the scenes look. it will be a good story. abc7 sports sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> chris, we appreciate you. that will do it for us tonight. thanks so much for spending time with us. i'm julian glover. abc7 continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 as we track reopening as we get closer to tuesday. for drew, chris and the rest of the team, enjoy your evening. have a good night! ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious.

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