thank you for joining us. >> this is a quick timeline of the new developments that oakland is still struggling to resolve. the hack was confirmed that week. the nonemergency systems including phone lines within the city of oakland were impacted or off-line. the city said 91 one service as well as fire and emergency resources and financial data were not impacted. >> the following week, oakland declared a local state of emergency, allowing the city to speed up the process of getting equipment and materials, and activating emergency workers if needed. on march 3, hackers leaked dat of city employees. >> stephanie sierra has been closi closely following the attack. she has an update on the information compromised and efforts to get back control of that effort. >> we have known about this hack for nearly a month. tonight, we are getting new

insight into how bad the implications may be. the personal and financial information of thousands of city workers and small business owners compromised. for some, their information has been linked onto the dark web. >> a ransomware attack crippling oakland city systems for nearly the past month has gone from bad to worse. >> the concern is that ransomware may have access to the social security numbers. >> credit card numbers, whatever. >> any business owners? >> that information i'm not quite clear, but my understanding is that information of the business or someone who went to do business with the city may be in jeopardy. >> the group play ransomware, also known as clay crypt, claimed responsibility for the group, and is known for attacking governmental organizations and hotel chains. for weeks, the outage has

impacted his ability to do his job. >> my computer still is not working. i cannot use zoom. people are texting me, i tried to reach you but i can't reach you. we are not answering phones. >> he says the city has not paid the $9 million ransom, and the hackers reportedly leaked its first batch of stolen data because of that, potentially compromising ids, passports, and other documents. >> i checked these daily now. >> hours after, he received notice his social security, credit card, and bank account information could be compromised, and he should regularly check for fraud alerts for the next 12 to 24 months. the mayor's office was unavailable for an interview but said in a statement, we are unaware -- we are aware that an unauthorized party has acquired information from our network. we take this seriously and are doing an in-depth review with the assistance of a specialized third party data mining firm. >> we believe some of the information that has been taken

over as related to not only the employees but the businesses. >> it really is affecting our lives, our livelihood. >> crystal is the owner of a restaurant, ogled in the fruitvale mart station. she is one of thousands of small business owners who tried to pay her taxes on the city's website but couldn't. for weeks, she and her daughter saw this. >> it had that big red warning sign saying that the city is down right now and i couldn't do anything. it is putting our business bills on hold. >> but now they're worrying has shifted from bills to their bank account information potentially leaked on the dark web. >> what went through my mind was how they were not protected. >> the key question raised. i asked the councilmember if the city did not have the proper antivirus protections in place, and he told me it appears that

is what happened here. the mayor's office says the city is actively notifying people whose personal information was involved in today's leak. the mayor told us in a statement tonight, moving forward they will focus on strengthening the security of their information technology systems. plenty of unanswered questions we have yet to be answered. we will stay on it. >> what a mess it is. let's move now to the weather and a live look at the conditions outside. we are getting on and off showers today, and a new atmospheric river taking dead aim toward the bay area. spencer christian is tracking it all for us. >> you are right about that atmospheric river. let's take a look at what is happening because the current storm is still with us even though it is weakening. we have only pockets of's showers -- pockets of on the storm impact scale, this storm ranks level 1. tonight, we expect more pockets of scattered showers, isolated hail, some snow possible as snow

levels coming down to about 1500 feet. once we get to the evening hours and just after midnight, the storm sort of falls apart. you can see on this this plume of intense moisture flowing toward the central case. this will tap into that moisture and produce a storm with very heavy rainfall coming our way at times. this is what we expect at the end of the week. heavy rain, warmer air. along with that warmer air, melting snow, especially in the sierra, saturating the ground with heavier rain. there is a good possibility of localized flooding. >> damage system of storms is starting to add up. it comes some people are dealing with issues from january's

weather. ryan curry has a look at an available resource for storm assistance in the east bay. >> this road has residents worried they could be trapped. the storms in early january damaged part of the road, making it difficult for them to leave their homes. >> our road suffered a landslide, and we have about a dozen neighbors who use this road for access. >> brian campbell or says the road is private and they are responsible for paying to fix it. he came out to the disaster relief center in danville on monday to see if fema can cover the cost. >> we are asking fema for help because it will be a six-figure amount of money we have to put up to have the road repaired. >> contra costa county and fema opened the center in february to give residents who experienced damage a place to go for disaster relief funding. county officials advised anyone who experienced damage to go to the center. >> it is an opportunity for residents to get plugged in, to get potential resources for any losses they might have

experienced, or damage to their private property or business. >> residents say this road has been deemed possible for cars to go through, however you can clearly see the extent of the damage. residents say they want this road fixed soon or else they fear the rainstorms ahead will damage it even further. >> our canyon has not seen rain like this before in our living history. how are the canyons going to handle it? we are watching. >> the center is only available for people who have experienced damage from new year's eve to january 31. however, officials at the center say fema can expand that window if the upcoming storm causes more damage. governor newsom did request a state emergency. that may change some of the aspects of the current declaration, or it may be a new declaration in and of itself. >> with more storms on the way, they say anyone who did suffer damage and are worried that more can come should seek help.

in the east bay, ryan curry, abc7news. >> continues today. this is hail coming down as some cities in the bay area sun. you can access the same doppler our weather team uses. it is available on the bay area app. >> people in south san jose were finally able to return home this weekend after being forced to evacuate as police cleared a nearby home of explosive material. as dustin dorsey explains, the people living there are shocked to find out what is going on. >> finally, a sense of peace and quiet for neighbors on potomac court in san jose. settling back into their lives after the street was shut down after huge amounts of explosive materials were found in this home. >> for four days, it was wondering what was going on. it was like living in a war zone.

it was like terrorism but not having the bomb go off. >> this man week. investigators claim he is responsible for two separate explosions at power transformers a few miles away from his south san jose home. zillow showed the home was sold in march 2021. he said he lived in the home with three children and his wife. according to court documents, his wife said he liked chaos and made comments about attacking infrastructure. neighbors described him as an odd man out. >> i knew him kind of quiet, kept to himself. i think we need to figure out who they are. you have to meet your neighbors. >> the investigation detailed how they were able to link this neighbor to two separate transformer explosions. investigators were able to use geo-fencing technology to follow his path from an explosion on december 8 and a separate incident on january 5 back to his home. his wife told police her husband

texted her the morning of the snell explosion, saying he was going to dispose of an unsafe box. she said her husband would often do experiments. neighbors said he could be seen doing work. >> he was always doing some project in his runway. you never knew what. . >> the house has been condemned after police cleared a meth lab in the garage. for now, the neighborhood can breathe a sigh of relief. >> i think we all feel grateful that it was discovered because who knows what the outcome would have been if it wouldn't have been done right? >> the police say they will have an update on this investigation later this week. in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> students at santa rosa's montgomery high school return to class for the first time since two classmates were stabbed, one of them fatally. the students walked off campus in protest because of safety concerns. some parents joined as well. they accuse school

administrators of missing warning signs of prior violence from the 15-year-old suspect that they say targeted the student. >> students do not deserve to die. i blame the whole administration. i don't care where you guys are. i blame all of you. >> school officials were not available to respond to those claims. santa rosa police say they assigned three officers to the school today. they were present but asked to stay off campus. the 15-year-old suspect faces two felony charges. >> new details on a hiker killed by a fallen tree yesterday in cupertino. her name was released today. she was on a hike with her boy scout troop when a tree fell yesterday morning. emergency crews say that tree brought down other trees around it. the trail where it happened remains closed tigers. -- closed two hikers. >> the brother of the mayor may be getting out of prison sooner than expected. >> a judge set aside his

manslaughter conviction because of changes to state law. >> dan noyes has been following this case.he is here some responded on social media >> >> that this must have been a backroom deal, but that is not the case. prosecutors fought against the mayor's brother getting a lighter sentence. >> san francisco mayor's brother deserves to get out of prison early, according to his defense attorney, because of a change in state law. >> under the old law, anybody who is involved in a felony where someone dies is guilty of murder. under the new law, you actually have to be the actual killer or act with intent to kill. >> brown was convicted for the june 2000 robbery of johnny rockets in the marina district. he was also convicted of carjacking and murder, later reduced to manslaughter. brown pushed the getaway car's

driver onto the pavement. >> the victim who was struck on the bridge perhaps was thrown from the vehicle. we do have a suspicion it was an intentional act. >> there on the bridge, they were able to tell police, he threw me out of the car. napoleon brown admitted s.b. is his nickname. with that part of the case set aside, he will be resentenced on the robbery and carjacking. his current 44 years could be reduced to the point he gets out of prison in the coming weeks. >> what is the message she wants to get to the court? >> he is extremely remorseful about his behavior. >> he says brown was a much different person 23 years ago, wrapped up in drugs, reckless and thoughtless. >> he is actually grateful for the time in prison because it has given him time to reassess

the wrongs that he has committed and the harm he has caused to many people. >> a couple of steps still to go. a hearing next month, and we will keep track of that. the das office declined to comment on the action in court today. >> snowed under. a look at why yosemite national park is closed indefinitely. we talked to a local who says the situation is getting dire. >> get out of the way! >> a jeep goes on a sliding crash course in tahoe. an update on the current road conditions. >> two u.s. -- four u.s. citizens kidnapped and missing innate

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>> snow-covered roads proved treacherous over the weekend. you can see that jeep sliding and spinning out of control. this video was taken on ski run boulevard in south lake tahoe. stretches of 80 are closed because of spinouts and blizzard conditions, while chains are required on highway 50. yosemite national park remains closed and inaccessible after more weekend snow fell. leslie brinkley connected with a store owner and wawona for perspective on how treacherous the conditions are, and what they are worried about next. >> there's no where to put the snow anymore. that is one of the problems. there he goes. >> a blazing blue what those stuck inside yosemite national park needed. the park has been closed since

february 24 just south of yosemite valley. the snow is overwhelming. as much as 15 feet deep in places. >> when it comes down fast and furious, it is one thing. but this has been persistent over a long time. it has been a lot of snow every day for a lot of days. >> michael henderson owns the pinetree market, the only game in town for those isolated on still unplowed streets with homes and rental cabins. >> people are walking around. everyone has spikes on their shoes. somebody skied up to the market. people have been walking around in snowshoes. >> schools and roads are closed, and supplies are running short. >> a lot of the side roads, we have not been able to keep up with the plowing to make them accessible to propane. even if they get to your house, they have to wade through chest deep snow, shovel out the tank to hook up and refill. >> these are webcam views of

iconic places in the park with the now raging waterfalls. this time of year, tourists usually flocked to yosemite for a glimpse of the fire fall at el capitan. but no visitors allowed until park officials can clear roads and rooftops. one company that rents cabins in yosemite said they are hearing that the park might reopen later this week. they are hoping to open their rentals by the weekend, but there is more trouble brewing. >> i am hearing up to six inches of rain between thursday, friday, saturday. and then all this snow, especially at this elevation at 4000 feet here, it is going to be a warmer rain. and all this snow is going to end up in the river real quick. >> in fire ravaged areas, runoff is a looming possibility. >> just incredibl

what a winter we have had. >> i am not sure we really thought we would come this far. >> we have come a long way in terms of the drought. spencer christian is here. another pretty significant amount of rain. >> that is true. the current storm is weakening. have a storm coming in at the end of the week, a level two storm, that may produce widespread localized flooding and lots of rain. here is what we have on the doppler. scattered showers, although up in the north bay, parts of napa county have been getting a good drenching the last couple hours. most areas are quiet in terms of their rainfall. this storm is a we expect more periods of scattered showers, isolated hail. snow level down to 1500 feet. notice we will see the wave of moisture pushing on shore at that our. a new wave of moisture comes on

shore in the north bay, then things quietly wind down overnight. very widely scattered light showers developing midday tomorrow. here is a live view, looking back toward san francisco. 50 degrees in the city. oakland, palo alto, santa clara, 48 at half moon bay. the skies are bright the presence of clouds. 49 degrees at santa rosa. 45 in napa. upper 40's in concord and livermore. we present this view looking toward the bay bridge. these are the forecast had -- forecast headlines. we will see the amounts of rain and snow tapering off as we get into midweek. the atmospheric river takes aim at the bay area thursday into saturday. that is what will fuel the approaching storm. a level two storm with the possibility of localized flooding. we are looking at a chilly

night, especially inland where temperatures will drop to the 30's, near 40 elsewhere. mostly cloudy skies, pockets of shower. satellite and radar. you can see it is still snowing in the sierra. it is building up and up. to no one's surprise, the winte storm warning remains in effect until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. more heavy snow is likely. only about one or two inches expected down low at the 1500 foot elevation. the winds will be gusty. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. a few showers tomorrow. morning showers thursday, then partial clearing. thursday, we start the day with bright skies, but the storm that is approaching begins to produce some rainfall late thursday. that would be level one activity. friday and saturday, we are

looking at level two storm activity with the possibility of three to four inches of rainfall across the bay area, maybe more. where there is accumulated snow, because this is a warmer storm, it will melt the snow, adding for the potential for flooding. we are looking at what could be a soaking, saturated weekend. >> the careful what you wish for. i know we wanted a lot of rain but we are paying the price for it. >> walgreens faces criticism tonight for refusing to sell abortion pills in 20 states. >> california's governor is getting involved. his clear message to the company. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems,

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neighborhood. >> what neighbors say is helping keep them safe. >> a multi--- multiple community safety efforts were launched after numerous violent crimes. it appears as efforts may be paying off. >> as dion lim explains, those spearheading the effort believe it is a strategy that could work in other parts of the city. >> for restaurant along piedmont avenue in oakland, getting burglarized three times, with the most recent just two weeks ago, has been frustrating, especially when it feels like the crimes are happening too often. >> we saw the window broke a lot. every night. >> that same day, the rocket mineral shop was burglarized by what appeared to be a number of individuals, one gilding a gun. the loss -- about one >> >> hundred thousand dollars. >> stats show burglaries are

down city wide by 11% compared to the three year average. when it comes to robberies, the stats are essentially flat over the last three years. so why do the numbers seem to match reality small business owners believe the crimes are not being reported because victims don't have hope they will be solved. >> if they cannot do anything. >> one community never stopped reporting and is now seeing progress. >> we are lucky enough to have a lot of volunteers to the our community. >> a volunteer patrol group celebrated two years in service. their formation began after merchants again speaking out about attack after attack. >> we had an additional reduction of violent crime in chinatown. >> chinatown is also slated to get one of the newly launched foot patrol officers who will be deployed in retail corridors in the city. for business owners along piedmont avenue, they hope they will get some help, too. >> we don't know what is next.

>> we have about more rain and snow coming our way, and spencer has the forecast in just a few minutes. but we want to take a closer look at what all the stormy weather means for the sierra snowpack. it is now at its highest level of this century. drew tuma has a concerns in the upcoming atmospheric river. >> we saw some incredible images coming out of tahoe for the past weekend, with heavy snow. here is a look at where we stand with the snowpack. we saw a very healthy snowpack, statewide average at 192%. we saw some issues with the heavy snow over the weekend. now, we are looking at issues with another storm headed our way later this week into the upcoming weekend. we are tracking what looks like an atmospheric river. confidence is increasing that we will see that thin ribbon of intense moisture aimed at california. but with this next storm coming

late in the week, it will tap into some warm air, meaning that snow level will be a lot higher, meaning less areas will see snow and more areas will potentially see heavy rain. we are watching significant sierra snow melt. it is very. possible late this week we saw lots of heavy snow, but now with warmer air about to move in later on this week it has the potential to melt a lot of that snow. combine that with heavy rain in the foothills, there is the potential now to see flooding on the larger rivers, and also streams and creeks. we will take you to the snow forecast first. this is a warm storm, so we will not see as much snow as we saw over the past weekend. still, one to two feet as possible in areas from incline village to kirkwood. the bigger story will be a heavy rain around the foothills. this is a rainfall estimate from friday to saturday. in a two day window, areas

shaded in yellow, orange, even red, could see three to six inches of rain or more than that. combine the heavy rain with that significant snow melt, the potential is there that we could see a rapid rise on those streams, and a rise on area rivers. this is something we will watch closely and fine-tune as we get closer to the event. >> that was drew tuma. stranded and stuck under feet of snow. residents are. pleading for help tonight people living in communities in the san bernardino mountains say enough is not being done to clear the snow. reporter rob mcmillan spoke with neighbors in the neighbor hood of crestline. >> it was one of the strongest storms to hit crestline in decades. a week and a half later, they are still digging out. just down the hill, highway 18 into town is still closed. it has now been 11 days since the storm hit. >> we need more help. gavin newsom, your listening. we need more help. >> entire rooftops

gas lines are licking. many roads are still blocked. those who are hunkered down up here are running out of supplies. many of the shelves and hilltop liquor are now empty. >> what kinds of things are you running out of? >> eggs, milk, cheese, cereal, tortillas. >> the basics. >> the basic stuff or every breakfast and lunch. we are not talking about beers and alcohol now. just basic needs to survive. >> asked to shelter in place for the time being. the question is, how long? >> when will we be out? a lot of people are self-sufficient here but we can't be if we have no clue on what is going to happen. >> jacob says he is doing ok as far as food is concerned, for now able to get to his teaching job at the bottom of the mountain for an entire week. >> i can't tell my employer when

i will be back. i can't schedule my dentist appointment or my doctors appointment. >> lunch you are down the hill, they won't let you backup. >> i cannot afford a hotel down the hill right now. so what can i do? >> rob mcmillan, abc 7 news. >> four four americans are presumed kidnapped in a mexican town known for drug cartel activity. they were taken on friday. u.s. kidnapped at gunpoint in a case of mistaken identity. relatives say they were friends from the carolinas. one was seeking a medical procedure in mexico. relatives say they are hopeful they will be returned home safe. >> the waiting is the worst part. it has its advantages and disadvantages, but however no news is good news. that is the way i am staying with it. no news is good news. >> both the american and mexican governments say they are working together to find the four

americans and get them home safely. the fbi is offering a reward. >> junk fees are everywhere, from airlines or concert tickets, even when renting a home. >> president biden has declared war on those budget busters. now, california lawmakers are joining in that fight as well. >> michael finney has been exposing junk fees for decades and is here with an update on the effort to eliminate them. >> great news today. for someone like me who has worked on this, wonderful news. lawmakers and consumer groups are banding together to take on a variety of junk fees. six bills have been announced in the legislature. if passed, your family could see substantial savings. how would you like to save money when buying an event ticket or electric vehicle? when renting a car or home? how? by knowing all the hidden fees and charges from the get-go, allowing you to comparison shop.

a package of six bills being introduced in the california legislature would expose many hidden fees and restrict some add-on charges. >> these fees are making it too costly for many families to attend a concert, go to a sporting event, take a vacation, or stay at a hotel. that's not fair. >> often, fees are not disclosed until you are at the end of the online purchasing process, or sometimes even at the end of the actual use. some hotels have been accused of fighting fees until checkout. >> the bottom line is consumers deserve to know what they are paying for and how much upfront. it is that simple. >> we are not saying you have to eliminate the fees, you just have to be transparent about them. hotels are free to charge cleaning fees, resort fees, destination fees, but have them in the upfront price so consumers know when they are price shopping. >> the bills take on a lot of grapes, tackling home rental fees, small business loan fee

add-ons, and stop car dealers from charging more for an electric vehicle than the manufacturer's suggested retail price. the consumer federation of california's robert correll. >> on some of these issues, i think there is a chance of bipartisan support. 85% of consumers have had this happen to them. if it has not happened to you, you know someone who has. that is not only happening to democrats or republicans. it is happening to all kinds of people in all kinds of situations throughout the state. >> if you are interested, i have more information on this posted on our website. i want to invite you to join me this friday from 3:00 to 7:00 for our annual tax chat. volunteers from the united way, the irs, the california society of cpa's, and the golden gate society of enrolled agents will be here taking your calls and answering your tax questions. you can submit your questions in advance using #askfinney, for

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>> restaurant week is just around the corner. establishments will be participating in the events which run 10 days from march 16th until the 26th. visit oakland president and ceo appeared on midday live and explained what people can expect. >> what is unique about our restaurant week this year is all the neighborhoods are represented, from east oakland to rockridge to fruitvale. you will be able to find some sort of restaurant participating and getting us all back and helping out our local economy. >> he says there will be something for everyone with a wide variety of restaurants participating. hotels will be offering special

rates, making it easier for people out of town to take part. >> three large hearts were unveiled in san francisco's union square this afternoon. it is part of san francisco general hospital's heart in san francisco project that has taken place throughout the city for nearly two decades. each heart weighs about 400 pounds. all three were created by bay area artists. eventually, the hearts will be auctioned off to raise money for san francisco general hospital. the hearts auctioned this year raised over $2 million. you can check out the hearts in san francisco's union square through october. >> more waves of rain are coming our way. >> spencer has an upda

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the rain has been light, but falling steadily for the last hour or so. this storm on the impact scale is a level one. we expect more scattered showers, isolated hail, snow levels down to 1500 feet. here is the forecast animation. some periods of active weather until 9:00 p.m., then between 9:00 and midnight it tapers off with quiet overnight conditions. but more pockets of scattered showers will form tomorrow. overnight low temperatures, we dropped to the mid to upper 30's in locations. temperatures will be about 50 degrees up the coast, 52 to 54 everywhere else. earlier, drew tuma told you about that atmospheric river. it is aiming directly for the central coast. there is a storm dropping out of the north that will tap into that moisture and bring us some serious rainfall totals at the end of the week. we're looking at heavy rain, warmer air. that is on top of melting snow

and will increase the possibility of localized flooding, so we will be keeping an eye on that. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. we have a level one storm activity tomorrow. wednesday early and thursday late. then we get into the level two storm friday and saturday. it will be a real soaker. event sunday, we will have some left over showers and more occasional showers. we are in a wet and active, still wintry pattern, even though it is not likely going to be colder. >> rain every day. thanks. >> we have been waiting for the man to return. >> speaking of rain, the splash brother is back. it is almost like spencer. stephen curry returns as the warriors playoff push continues. plus, surgery set for brock purdy. when the quarterback can be back on the field after his elbow surgery.

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to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. >> now abc 7 sports with chris olivarez. >> brock purdy is set to have surgery on his elbow. the six month recovery time should have him ready in early september before the start of the regular season. the surgery was originally set for february 22 but was moved because of swelling in the elbow. friday will be 40 days since he was injured during the nfc championship. according to nick wagoner, he is expected to start a throwing program three months after the procedure, which means he will

miss most or all of the training camp before the season. that will give the chance for trey lance. we will keep you posted on brock purdy. derek carr agreed to a four-year deal with the saints today. espn reports $100 million in guarantees that could go up to $150 million with incentives. he reunites with the head coach espn reporting the seaha re-signed geno smith to a deal worth $105 million. he led the league in completion percentage and finished fourth in touchdowns. stephen a leg yesterday after missing 11 games to a leg injury. golden state it. steph scored 19 of his high.

a team fighting for playoff positioning with 17 games left in the regular season. the defending champ's fifth in the west. the conference all bunched up. every game is crucial. >> it is weird to say it. we are trying to win championships but also trying to stay out of the play in. both can be true just based on what our challenge has been this year. >> i think i have stated this before, i will never doubt this group or franchise. we still have a lot of basketball left, and we can put ourselves in a great position to finish the year where we want. >> if you told me when we start the year that the year would go as bad as it has gone for us, and we would be sitting where we are, i think it is a pretty encouraging sign. >> the warriors and okc tomorrow. police are investigating john marantz -- ja morant, who was seen flushing a gun at a club. nba rules prohibit players

having a gun for any reason. morant set to miss two games. the grizzlies say there is no timetable for the his return. after the earthquake's first win of the season, a player was selected to the mls team. he was the leading scorer last year and has scored in each of their two games so far. san jose will host colorado saturday night at paypal park. spencer mentioned it will be rainy on saturday, so if you want to watch the game on abc 7, the warriors and bucks, i will be at the arena. hopefully the warriors can get out with two big road games. >> this is the time they have to step it up. >> tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, is the bachelor followed by the good dr.. stick around and stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. do not forget that abc7news is streaming 20 47.

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