friends have gathered here setting up this memorial, frustrated with the loss of a young man but frustrated that this could happen at a school. no one would talk to the camera, but judging by the size of the crowd you can see the impact. the police chief would not give the names of the three students but he did confirm two students were stabbed, one fatally. these three students have also had problems onam what we know so far, around 11:00 a.m. there was a fight in one of the classrooms. two juniors entered a room and got into a fight with a freshman student who was in that class. teachers were able to break up the fight but moments later there -- they started fighting again. in the freshman pulled out a knife with a four inch play. he stepped one student three times in the upper body, a second student in the head. both of those students were taken to the hospital, the student step in the upper body died at the hospital.

the freshman student fled the campus, but was tracked down by police a short while later. he was hiding several blocks away in the creek bed. >> we got witnesses from saint eugene's cathedral, which reported that they had seen a student or a young man hiding in the creek behind the saint eugene's cathedral campus, our officers scary -- scabbard that area and were able to locate the juvenile hiding there who was lying on his stomach tried to conceal himself. officers slowed down, use restraint, there was no force. they were able to take the young man into custody. >> during a press conference held by the police chief, a handful of students and parents complained that not enough is being done to handle escalated problems at the school. one student says that the students had been fighting for weeks, and that little was done. >> a student had to call 911. no one else did. >> i get that. >> i can't. this school didn't do anything.

these two have problems beforehand. >> right. >> it's their job to keep us safe. >> it's important to make sure that you guys are being hurt. >> the mayor of santa rosa and the superintendent of the school was here a short while ago. they left him for taking questions from students and parents. we were told that the school got rid of the school resource officer at 2020, and the parents and students say that had there been an officer, they may have been able to mitigate the problems that led to the stabbing. the superintendent said that there would be decision about classes tomorrow, but no decision has been made. reporting life, abc7news. >> we were livestreaming the santa rosa police update when they announced that the fight had resulted in a student's death. that livestream was available through our abc 7 bay area app. >> knew it six, the chp investigating a shooting along 580 and open. three people writing in a white

acura were shot as they drove westbound on 580 new the 90 8th avenue on ramp were fired from another car. no one was hurt and the acura has damage all across it. in the east bay, a man is under arrest after leaving the ch -- leading the chp on a wild chase. i 30's got up with him on city streets near north oakland. they say he drove 100 and five -- 105 miles per hour, eating them on a chase the highway 24, at the hyundai that he is driving was stolen. >> checking on whether conditions are the bay area. it is the first day all week that we do not have rain. we have been clear skies, as we see in these live pictures in san francisco, and san jose. check out the conditions at lake tahoe right now, a gorgeous day. here's a live look at our camera at zephyr cove, just across the state line in nevada. as you can see, partly cloudy, but at least for the moment it

is not snowing. >> such a great look. i love that camera. >> it is chilly out here. sandhya patel is here, and we are finding really cool temperatures. >> it will be subfreezing tomorrow morning for parts of the bay area. let's take a look at a beautiful view from our east bay hills camera right now as the sun is setting. look at the records this morning, 39 degrees in san francisco tied from 1896. oakland also tying at 38 degrees this morning. we are expecting the possibility of a few temperatures nearing records tomorrow morning. freeze warnings for inland areas, frost advisories for the coast bay shoreline, san francisco is the only exception but under a warning or an advisor. upper 20's in low 30's, m sure you bring in your pets and don't forget about any sensitive plants and your outdoor pipes because frost and freeze will do damage. 7:00 tonight, 40's and 50's as

we head towards tomorrow morning. temperatures will be down to upper 20's to low 30's in our coldest spot. i will be back to let you know when we are out of the chill and when we will get stormy weather coming up. >> with the storm clouds gone we can get a clear view of the snow that has fallen in the bay area recently. abc7news reporter ryan curry joins us in pleasant hill after spending the day on mount diablo. >> good evening. it was a very clear day which lets people finally taking advantage of their opportunity to up to the mountain and check a lot of that first snow that had fallen. the only issue they encountered was that they were stopped at juniper campground. if they wanted to go to the summit they had to hike up there. that is because there is a lot of ice and it is very cold on the mountaintop. that did not stop a lot of people from having fun. it is something we have seen multiple times this week, families and kids playing in the

snow and mount diablo. wednesday was the busiest stations the story. the roads and the skies were clear, allowing people to take full advantage of the snow that's on the ground. >> my cesar of day, we packed up the bus and headed out here, and brought some cardboard for sledding, and having a blast. >> this preschool sunset in san francisco made the trip after to get the class a chance to play and something not normally seen in the bay area. >> it is some of their first times ever seen snow, and we came with a list, we had a snowball fight, made a snowman and deuce -- did some sliding. >> for them it was checking out that winter playground list. for others it was just about two killed -- two kids played hooky because they did not want to miss the snow. >> this is something that we

talked about, we saw it and found this day would be a perfect day to do it. park rangers reopened trails wanting to go to the summit. the view at the top was clear, enabling everyone to enjoy the snow. >> we are very appreciate, honestly. -- appreciative honestly, we needed the snow and we needed the rain. >> very fun days for anyone who went up to mount diablo, however, it is cold, you can already feel it getting colder here at ground level. it is much colder up there. park rangers at mount diablo said they expect to have those frigid temperatures maintain those icy conditions at the summit at least of the rest of the week. hopefully that thaws out soon and you could get people back up soon. but still a fun time even if you're going up there. life in the east bay, ryan curry. a lot of people had a lot of fun there. improvement in the seer tonight,

but not much. i-80 opened up a couple hours ago eastbound, big race will have to find another route. westbound i-80 remains closed because of the snow. for those traveling on 50, chains are required from placerville to riverton. >> all of these storms have now shut down yosemite national park indefinitely. yosemite was rescheduled to open, but officials say they don't know when it will reopen. the park is buried offia say ths continue to work with emergency services to try to get everything back as quickly as possible. and a surreal site down south where it replete look like it was snowing. this was not some seen at a frozen, not a special effect, but a real thing started falling on main street, it looks like snow, but is actually frozen

pellets with a similar texture to different dots. >> southern california grapevine reopened this afternoon, it was shut down for hours because of the slick conditions. traffic backed up for hours as and other drivers waited for i-five to reopen. some tried an alternate react and found it slow going. others had to sit and wait because they were not prepared for the conditions. >> snowing in the freezing rain. it was about this much freezing rain. a lot of snow and freezing rain. through the mountains and everywhere. if you don't have no chance, that is it. >> one of the strategies the chp uses its escorting vehicles, the slow pace helps heat of the roadway so it can fully open to traffic. you can keep track of weather conditions and access our doppler system anytime you want, available on demand, on the abc 7 bay area news app. >> a potential republican presidential candidate is coming to california, and actually

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>> vice president kamala harris will be back in the bay area this week. this is video for most recent visit in october. she will travel to san francisco on friday with a roundtable with the small business owners. it will focus on entrepreneurship and highlight the biden efforts to help small businesses. about a year from now, march 2024, will be super tuesday. that is when california voters will go to the polls for the primary election. >> potential candidates are

wrapping up the campaign, including ron desantis, who will be in california. we have the story. >> governor desantis will be speaking at the break and eventual library, which is often seen as a launching pad for presidential candidates, he will also be fundraising and this is good timing for him, it comes as a new poll shows desantis beating former president trump mom california republican voters. -- among cap 40 republican voters. he has become one of govern -- governor newsom's biggest rivals, and on sunday the potential presidential candidate will be making a visit to california, headlined the a fundraiser for the orange county republican party and speaking to a sold-out crowd at the reagan presidential library in simi valley. >> the reality is that this is the shadow primary. the whole, national and political press, will probably be in attendance, and we will be watching carefully to see how to santos does in the speech. >> political consultant and

pollster paul mitchell say that desantis is testing the waters for a presidential run. the 5.2 million republican voters could play a large role in determining the republican nominee now that the state's primary has moved up to super tuesday. >> the good news for him, he arrives in california at week as a poll was out showing that republican primary voters actually prefer him over donald trump. >> that pulled from the berkeley institute of governmental studies, showing desantis leading among california republicans with 37% report. president trump follows at 29%, followed by nikki haley at a distant 7%. >> what is important that -- is that what we see from have a little bit of weakness at this point in the election cycle, it is not like republicans have all gone vegetarian and started reading the new york times. they are still very very

conservative but i think desantis is trying to capture some of that right. >> dissent this may have governor newsom to thank for his growing support among california republicans. there she states are often contrasted. >> perhaps governor newsom actually helped raise his profile. >> there is an irony like pro-russian, because they help each other out when they attack one another with their bases. >> brace yourself we are likely to see many presidential candidates make their way through california over the next year, partly because california's primary is now earlier than in past cycles, now in early march, so voters could have a lot of influence. and also because as we know, money, the habits you than any other state. >> other state. >> at least the rain has let up,

but it is awfully chilly. >> it will only get colder tonight. you'll have to turn up the heat or get that extra blanket on the bed. let me show you what get as you can expect if you want to get out of town and go to tahoe to enjoy all of that fresh powder that felt. the next two days will be your best days to go up in terms of travel, single-digit, tomorrow three degrees, coming up to 44 degrees, gusting over the ridge tops, that rusty paddock -- pattern continues you wont have to worry about a storm until saturday and sunday, it will be raised, colder, with heavier snow. best not to go saturday or sunday. to storm watch until 10:00 a.m. monday, only windy but heavy snow is possible. we're looking at 1-5 feet above 2000 feet. this is the forecast. 4-18 inches above the thousand feet. the snow levels will be very low, dangerous to impossible travel conditions. got a lot of snow in the last 72

hours. i mean, we are talking 5-72 feet, -- 5-70, 87 inches in kirkwood, it is three inches of snow and soda springs. statewide we are at 100 and 89% -- 189% of average. ahead of the game and it is only march. this is the start of the spring, but spring is a very wet time for the bay area so stay tuned as we take a look at the 72 hour rainfall totals, over an ancient san francisco, hayward picking up more than an inch in santa rosa, good amounts. 80, 8800's in san jose. 110% of average, on san jose. oakland 175%. 108 santa has moved on and is moving into southern california and into arizona. that is where all the weather is, and here in the bay area we have a few high clouds coming through. certainly breezy behind the system, gusting to 29 at sfo

right now as we take a look at the hourly wind gust it will remain breezy through 9:00 tonight, and then the winds will drop off as those winds come down, temperatures will drop. is that stunning or what? temper san francisco, all the way around the bay area, 48 degrees. a live view that is equally beautiful from emeryville, high clouds filtering the sun, low 50's from santa rosa to napa and livermore. one more life picture from the roof camera. breezy and gusty, frosty in the morning, how to through friday, the wet pattern returns as we can. so our coldest spots tomorrow morning will come down to or below freezing. mid-20's, ukiah, 32 degrees in livermore, 35 degrees san jose, 48 degrees and set francisco. the high clouds will be around tomorrow afternoon, but it will be a modern day, and makes of

sun and high clouds. we will call it low 50's low 60's. how about 60 degrees in santa rosa, 55 degrees san francisco, 58 degrees in oakland. we were in the upper 50's, running a good 7-10 degrees below average. we will see the nice recovery in the afternoon highs the next couple of days. certainly cold tomorrow morning with frost, nearing records and a few city, mild with sunshine for friday, then we switch things out. for the weekend, we have colder conditions, windy and wet, a level system for saturday and sunday, more snow over the higher peaks. that'll be at around 2500 feet. then it continues on monday with a few showers on tuesday. our wet pattern looks to continue through at least the middle of march, which is beyond the accuweather 7-day forecast, but i thought you would -- i would let you know. >> thank you city. -- sadie ette. >> see what

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>> investors started in march without much direction as markets closed mixed but mostly down. the doubt was the only one that ended the day up. the nasdaq fell 76 while the s&p

500 lost nearly 19 points. analysts say wall street is bracing for interest rates to stay higher for longer with patient remaining released >> if they push having to change california's behavioral health system. they are hoping to modernize the wake california can provide resources to people with severe mental illness. zach fuentes heard from the state and bay area leaders about how they hope to do that. >> the system as they have set it up is failing people. it is failing people in crisis. and if this is a part of doing something about it. -- this is a part of the big about it. >> the mayor of san francisco has joined 11 other mayors and leaders joining for support to past two bills, aging -- aiming to change conservatorship bills. >> it is the opposite of compassion to let people live and die on our streets. >> senate bill 40

change the definition that defines conservatorship. they have to be deemed greatly disabled and they are expanding on the criteria. >> not just being able to provide food clothing and shelter but being able to -- a danger to yourself and others, but being able to uncared -- not care for yourself. >> there were also be a registry that shows the number of beds available in facilities. many people where at the conference cheering the bill. >> you have the cycle of devastation of people being stuck on the streets, people who need help and cannot get it because of the current law. >> admin made a similar attempt last year, but super liberties groups cost its f concerned over whether people can be forced into treatment against their will. senate bill 43 does talk about treating somebody against her

will, but is specific. >> we talk about severe diagnoses who have been 5150, who will end up in prisons. it bears noting that our state hospital systems are full of people, who are incapable of standing trial because they are so ill, they have no insight into what kind of crimes they have committed. those of the kinds of things that people end up being treated in voluntary -- or not being treated. >> if passed would take effec in january 2024. >> if you're someone you know is struggling, go to abc7news.com/take action. we have a list of local resources and information that can help. >> tackling the bay area drug crisis. leaders going across the country to new york to see how a sick consumption site works and if it could work here. >> the effort to build a better bay area in san jose starts

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go classroom andnto a f wi areshmaatreshmapuedbed both e fatally. police at the freshman in custody. >> we are live on the campus where a memorial is underway. >> with the grandmother and some of the odds of a victim identified as janet dante. you can see that family and friends have gathered up to set up this memorial. they said they are dealing with not just the loss of a young man, but also frustrated that this can happen at a school. the police to confirm the two students were stabbed, one fatally. here's what we know so far. at 11:00 there was a fight one of the classrooms. to juniors entered the classroom and got into a fight with a freshman who was in that class. teachers were able to break up the fight but moments later they started fighting again. that is when the 15-year-old freshman pulled out a knife with a four inch blade and stabbed

jaden three times in the upper body, the second student in the hand. jaden died in the hospital. i spoke to his grandmother and aunts and say the family was told -- the family told the school that these students were having problems and nothing was done. they are demanding more accountability. they say this is what -- this is what jaden's grandmother had to say. >> you honestly don't expect them not to come home. i did not expect to have my daughter go through this. how is she going to get through this? how do you let her bury her baby? i don't understand. >> the family tells me that other students actually called the family to tell what happened to jaden, they did not get a call from the police or the school. we are also told that the school got rid of a resource officer in 2020, and everyone that we spoke

-- spoke to hear said that if there had been one they may have been able to mitigate problems that led to the attack. the superintendent says they will have an update soon as to whether there will be class tomorrow. so far, no update. reporting live. >> ever on the streets of san jose and now action is being taken to prevent a repeat. >> city council approved project along tilley road. >> hopefully this solution to saving lives and building a better bay area. >> safety is a basic necessity that everybody hopes for and expect. in the last four years, safety has not been a given people driving, biking and especially walking city streets. joseph sullivan is all too familiar with this struggle with cars while walking along tolley road. >> you could be -- it

dangerous, you know i mean. watch out for them as they watch out for us. >> sadly, that does not always happen. more pedestrians died last year than any year before in san jose. the overall traffic death set an all-time high as well. leaders have had enough. >> it must be a priority. we cannot have 63 people die on our streets, and not care. we need to care very much, and make sure that we reduce those numbers. dramatically. >> the places that need special focus and care are the priority safety core doors. >> 17th street's account for over half of the crashes. and tolley is one of the streets. between 2017 and 2021, 12 people lost their lives just along this stretch of the trade. >> the department of transportation believes the new link approved safety improvement project can be part of that solution. the grant will cover three miles and will allow for safer crosswalks and bike lanes.

median islands to allow pedestrians to cross their own pace, and even a minor light at tolley and brown's avenue. >> this will probably make it a much more pleasant place to be, it will slow down traffic and improve safety for people walking, biking and driving. >> construction starts in august and takes one year to complete. one of two major projects in the works hoping to return safety to san jose. >> these are people's lives being affected, and individuals. not numbers. so we need to do a thing we can. >> dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> overseas for a moment, a deadly train crash in central greece that claim 43 lives is raising new questions tonight about the railway safety record of grace. officials trying to figure out what both the passenger train and a freight train had a head-on collision on the same track. 57 people were injured, in addition to that that's,

transport minister -- minister resigned today, and greece has a week railway safety record, with the highest fatality rate among 20 -- 28 european countries. protests in athens, clashes erupted between protesters and police outside the headquarters of the greek rail company. the train station manage debt -- a train station manager was arrested and charged with mass death through negligence. railway safety in the u.s., new efforts underway in congress to prevent another toxic train derailment like the one in east palestine ohio. a bill introduced today would impose new stricter safety -- regulations and financial consequences for railroads. the measure would also make sure local emergency responders know what is coming through community. >> we would make i

norfolk southern and other companies have to label these trains as high as it is, so that local authorities know what is actually on the trains. >> the new bill comes nearly a month after a fiery train crash and toxic chemical release. crews have removed about 1.8 million gallons of liquid waste and more than 4800 cubic yards of solid waste from the durham at site. >> the ongoing battle against the overdose crisis, a local leaders is headed to new york get a look at the first essay consumption site in action. abc 7 news reporter tara campbell, some of the group before they left. >> through these doors is the first essay consumption site in the country. it is operated by onpoint, a nonprofit in new york city. and more than a dozen of san francisco's local leaders are going to get an on the ground look, including the police chief and supervisor hillary ronen. >> we are bringing this group of both cities employees that

intersect with this issue, with drug use, and the nonprofits that have interest in running these centers to see it. >> places people can go to use their drugs and for supervision in case of an overdose. the sites also connect people to treat and and other services, like housing and medical attention. >> how do you think this will move the ball forward in terms of actually establishing sites? >> number one, i think fire department, our police department and our department of public health director cp centers in real life and see the change they can make in people's lives and in the neighborhood, i think we will have a whole new set of advocates. >> say consumption sites are illegal under federal law, but the supervisor and others believe there could be a workaround, and it is based on what is being dubbed the new york model. these sites are funded by private donations, not city dollars. making the city, in theory, less liable.

>> the more advocates we can have that are leaders in the department that have to deal it day in and day out with this crisis on the street, the more likely i think we will get the support of the mayor and the city attorney to be brave, and to move forward, and to open these centers. >> it is really important that we are able to see a working site in the united states. >> this is the executive director of a project hoping t operate a say consumption site in san francisco. >> the sites in new york are holistic and they may help give people perspective on how this is a conduit to better health and treatment. >> in more than a year and a half of operation, staff reversed more than 700 overdoses, and connected more than 2200 people to treatment. >> to see an effective working model in the united states and

meet with the people who are working at the site, and get their feedback on what is working well, and where the pitfalls are. >> tara campbell, abc 7 news. >> terrell -- tara traveled to the first site in documentary is available on demand on the bay area app wherever you stream. >> the cruise industry is booming attempt is good.

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>> listen to this. the cruise industry is exceeding booking levels from before the pandemic. >> michael finney reports that it is back to normal for many cruisers, and some of the ships here " -- are here. >> their back. it is a busy time of year, many travelers are using these weeks to their summer cruises. >> it's full speed ahead for the cruise industry. bookings are way up, according to the cruise guy. stuart sherrod. >> all the ships are fully operational now, the occupancies are almost at or exceeding 100%. >> overbooked passengers are

being put on a waitlist. this man in south san francisco goes on a cruise once every two years. however his last cruise in 2020 ended in tragedy. three people died from covid after taking a trip on the coral princess for a trip to south america. rich lost one of his best friends on that trip. wilson ma of south san francisco. >> best manner by winick -- writing, city college days. i knew him well. >> he still planned to go back on a cruise. >> i plan for it. >> vaccines and boosters are not required except for a few destinations in asia. the port of san francisco says that the city is expecting its second straight record year for cruisers. >> coming out of the pandemic in 2020 folks were excited to cruise again. >> they expect 100 and 16 ships to cruise out of san francisco this year. three more than last year than

the record season. he says each trip contributes about $500,000 to the local economy. >> around april, we will see an increase in our cruise costs. >> spring and fall are the peak seasons and san francisco. >> for him what escolta way of season, typically when 85% of this calendars -- calendar year's sailings will be booked by the end of march. >> the best savings are found if you book in advance. purses are up, but it is still 35-dp sent cheaper than a land-based vacation. alaska, hawaii and mexico are popular destinations. out of san francisco. >> there will always be opportunities to get good deals to destinations around the world. >> more than 300,000 passengers are expected to cruise out of san francisco, this year. >> 300,000. wow.

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>> check it out, snow in the

bay. today's clear skies got us a great view of snow-covered -- covered hills. his look from all our cameras. the impact from the 12 feet of snow falling in the lake tahoe region, an avalanche hit a three story condo complex in olympic value forcing people to evacuate. fortunately no one was hurt. >> the condo next door to ours had the wind is blowing out, there was a trashcan that had been flung across the parking lot. >> the snow is making getting around the area nearly impossible. snowdrifts several feet high. people will be digging out, look at that, for quite some time. >> at least they're getting an opportunity to do that. >> a little bit of a break. they are getting big time snow again this weekend through early next week. let's talk about our freezing conditions tonight, temperatures will tumble, freeze warnings inlet, for the shoreline all the

way until 9:00 a.m., protect your plants, pets and pipes, and advisory for the low to mid 30's, and even the 20's. it will be cold enough for frost across parts of the bay area. try 24 degrees at lake port all the way to 40 in san francisco. some cities will be getting close to record levels as we check out live doppler 7 we do have high clouds overhead, and it is breezy. that will make a difference in how low those temperatures go. a nice recovery tomorrow afternoon, low 50's-low 60's, a mix of sun and high clouds will fast-forward to the weekend in case you have plans, make sure it includes an umbrella because saturday and the rain was in, the seer against snow, as we head toward sunday we see snow over our higher peaks and this carries over into early next week, this unsettled pattern through the bay area, and also in the sierra nevada as we check out the rainfall estimates. saturday through tuesday, most of you will be in that half-inch, around ben lomond to

over an inch feature eight coldy morning. wild sunshine in the afternoon, and then friday will start at chilly but it will be mild again. we bring in that wet, windy pattern for saturday, sunday, with snow over the highest peaks, especially on sunday. on monday tuesday it will be wintry and unsettled, wednesday, lingering clouds, may be a slight chance of a few drops. >> more to come. thanks. >> chris alvarez handrailing sports tonight. >> coming up in sports, the warriors, a big win over the blazers last night, and curry returned to the court. when we might see him back in action, back from

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>> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> the boys have got five and four since steph curry was out, and he is now making progress at taking part in scrimmages. it could be back on the upcoming road trip which begins as early as sunday. staff, come back for that game on abc. i met with staff to talk about a unique experience for some of his biggest fans. ♪ today, shopping spree. >> i'm seeing the warriors

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minute, i was like completely like, i was completely just -- it was shocking. >> just being here and in person and interacting with the kids, we all had times when you were growing up, with the subbasement a little bit of time, or gave you in encouraging word, hopefully something like that, with those interactions and you find amazing ways to help. >> how cool is that?kevin dura's debut in charlotte, phoenix entered that night one game ahead, there is katie, that midrange jumper, looking good, splash, fourth quarter now, dixit nine. durant, he has done this semiconscious aware, dressed out the elbow, again good. snowcapped mountains and the san jose earthquakes holding media day against vancouver and paypal park, lucci gonzalez looking to lead the new quakes and make a postseason push. >> we want fancy communities you

-- fans and community to be part of the team. when we execute for 90 minutes then there is the reason we cannot be where we want to be with -- which is playing in the playoffs. >> if we don't change then it is not a good look. , eelike f mak plof, ce we i will beetitive tea scy. >>ment around the quakes, after they had a tough loss in the season opening. i went out there, it was a picturesque, you can go out there saturday, there are lots of fun game's. i have not had a chance to personally go, but i hope to go for a story at some point. i have been to a lot of wires games over on sunday, we hope steph comes back. how cool was that? he actually got into disguise and had a little bit of like a voice change in the whole thing. he really got into character. he went all out and a lot of those kids were surprise. what a moment to be with him at

the wires shot, giving them all kinds of gifts. the never forget that moment. >> is a good guy, he does so much in this committee. >> can't wait to get back for basketball. >> coming up tonight at abc 7:00 -- seven at 8:00, a million little things at 10 followed by abc7news at 11:00. remember wheat street ready for seven, get the abc 7 bay area app whenever you want where you are. that will do it for this edition of abc7news, thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> from all of us here, we teme and hope you have a good evening. we'll see you again at 11:00. ♪

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