windbreak and able to pulled the truck upright 30 minutes ago. >> we just got this video in from san francisco. it shows the empty hole left behind after a window fell out of the high-rise at 555 california st. it is believed to be weather related. people any the area of california and pine streets were told to shelter in place. authorities said one window on the third floor cracked. a young girl is recovering strong winds toppled a redwood tree. denting the roof and falling on the classroom. the girl suffered a minor head injury and was taken to stanford medical center. the girl is expected to be at school later this week. >> all over the bay area power outages are a problem and are blamed on the weather. i know walnut creek a tree leaning on to power lines in windy conditions.

take a look at pg&e's outage map. it looks like a christmas tree. there are 258,000 customers without power bay area wide. that drop slightly pit the south bay remains the hardest area with 128 thousand. customers without power was leanna campbell, cupertino and sunnyvale followed by the east bay with 68,000 outages. >> let's begin our team coverage with abc 7 news which meteorologist sandhya patel. >> is it getting a little bit better? from the wind and rain perspective. let's take a look at a live picture. sfo care must still showing you raindrops on the lens. they are reporting delays over two hours due to wind and the rain. strongest wind gusts so far, los gatos 88 miles per hour. sfo, 74. novato, 60. still gusty appeared not as windy as it has been.

as you take a look at the hilltops mount diablo is 32. 7:00 tonight you are still going to notice the winds are gusting over 30 miles per hour across parts of the bay. they will ease as we head towards 11:00 p.m. the ground is so soaked it is not going to take a lot of wind to knock things over. wind gusts will still remain in the 50 to 70 for the highest peaks for a few more hours. there are still showers scattered about around highway 17. the summit heading toward highway 101 into gilroy, monterey road, santa teresa road. it is a moderate strength storm level two primarily because we are still going to be dealing with downed trees and potential for power outages. 7:00 tonight still a few showers . 8:00 as well. 9:00 p.m. shifting into the gilroy area. flood watch until 4:00 a.m.

tomorrow. creeks and streams are still running high. flood warning for sonoma county until wednesday and :00 a.m. power row, 5:00 p.m.. flooding concerns are still there but we are in for a break for at least two days. i will let you know when the next round of rain will arrive coming up. >> exceptionally gusty winds made a mess on the roads today. all across the peninsula tree crews have their hands full trying to clear away the debris. suzanne phan joins us live along 280 today by bunker hill drive and san mateo. how are things there? >> tonight things are moving along smoothly but that was not the case earlier. it has been a wild and windy day. we can also tell you

photographer dean here says he is never seen and photographed so many downed trees in a single day. so many trees have come down because of today's fierce winds. just before noon we got to burlingame. here at el camino in cambridge a massive 60 foot tree could not withstand the gusty winds. a 40 foot branch came crashing down blocking lanes of traffic. utility lines got yanked down. city crew spent a long time rerouting traffic around the mess. things got a little tricky on southbound 280 between millbrae avenue and trousdale drive a high wind advisory was in effect for the area. drivers battled the elements it had to maneuver around the fallen eucalyptus tree. all debris forced cars to use the shoulder and traffic slowed to a crawl. it was one of two trees that toppled on a stretch of 280. here is another fallen tree that partially block of the offramp on trousdale drive.

in san down. all the rain has saturated the ground. two different trees toppled. they blot a section of northbound el camino real. it happened across the treat -- the street from this doctors office. the back entrance tests and colors i care is blocked because the wind took down the awning. >> it was very loud. there was fortunately no one was injured and no one was parked back there. >> all across the region the wet weather and spray head a lot of people coming and going. it was the wind that made its mark. here's a closer look from crystal springs dam. you can see the winds whipping across the reservoir. in beaumont at the school two trees came down in the playground. as first responders worked to secure the area many are grateful no one was hurt and school was not damaged. we got all sorts of photographs

today from tree crews and residents. trees into homes. trees on cars paired most in the burlingame and carlos area. it was a tough day for so many people because of the wind and the rain. we are live in san mateo. >> rain might have kicked off the day but in the east bay it was the roaring winds that started taking down trees and power lines in the afternoon. leslie brinkley continues our live coverage. >> lots of reports this afternoon from all over. while marinda comeau won a creek and throughout the east bay about downed power lines and trees. i took a drive this way. as you can see behind me this tree totally cracked at the base. huge 50, 60 foot pine tree. if i continue driving there is more downed power lines. more trees down in every direction.

navigating neighborhoods this afternoon, even now since the storm subsided it is still a bit treacherous. trees toppled seemingly everywhere. the ferocious winds took down not only the huge trees but in many cases power lines. roads were blocked and traffic snarled. from ygnacio valley road to hilltop crescent in one creek. >> i'm strapped because of way our tree company told us we have three more years life in the trees. have been gone all morning. came home to this. >> pg&e crews across the region patching a power outages. it was morning rains that may have triggered problems at this contra costa county administration building in pleasant hill. worker showed up to find water coming in from the roof of their third floor offices. the decision was made to evacuate the building as a precaution impacting employment and human services paired the

workforce development board and the smelled business development -- the small business develop and center. >> we know there was water coming into the building. the uncertainty with all the rain that had been happening, we did not want to take any chances. >> more than 100 employees were told to go home to work remotely or were assigned to other nearby office space. slick roads caused a big rate to jackknife early in the mornings in pleasanton at castlewood. at one point the backup was nine miles long to part of stanley boulevard in -- in pleasanton remains closed. this down around noon today. they got the live powerlines out of the road, chopped this up just a bit but a lot of messes to still be resolved out here in the east bay as we go into the evening. at least the wind has now combed

down. dramatically different than a couple hours ago. reporting live in the east bay. >> those crews are working hard. at the golden gate bridge peak gusts topped 64 miles per hour this afternoon. bicyclists are not allowed on the west sidewalk because the wind is too strong. you need to share the east sidewalk with pedestrian spirit gusty winds forced a lot of big trees to come crashing down across the north bay. abc seven news reporter lena howland shows you the damage done in marin county. >> as rain hammered parts of marin county the wind was a beast of its own glowing downed trees, debris and trash cans while utility workers struggled to work through the rain. this while some homes were inches away from disaster in the community of woodacre. >> we have a tree about to go down on our house. i'm just grateful we are ok. >> she has lived here for 31 years. but this morning was forced to

grab her two dogsand evacuate os tree at 0 feet tall even way at any moment. >> got my babies out, my little dogs and we have a cat in there. the trees are falling down. the ground is saturated. with all the gusts we worry. we usually leave and i'm glad we did this time. >> it is a story familiar for their neighbor. the same thing happened to his home about 15 years ago and to his car just last year. >> i've been looking window every year. it is like a freight train coming through your house. it is just one of those things you never forget. the shaking of it. the feeling of the and the sound of it. -- of it and the sound of it. it is pretty terrifying. juggling calls in woodacre and cyclists were seemingly unbothered by the extra moisture. the damage continued into luck when he toast as this massive tree was uprooted blocking sir

francis drake boulevard. bob rado, a marin transit bus driver forced to back his way out of this one. >> other branches and debris have been falling. i have never seen it this bad. i've been here for eight years on this route. >> no exception to the damage. delver part -- tolliver park cut in half by a tree park to shut down and definitely well a nearby creek was swelling with more rainfall. >> the trees are nice but they are dangerous. >> if you see a powerline with a downed tree resting on it or a downed power line in the middle-of-the-road do not approach it. call 911. for all other non-emergencies including other downed trees blocking the road you are asked to call 311.

area this week. you can keep track of the changing conditions and access the same live doppler 7 our weather team uses. it is available on demand on the abc 7 bay area news app. download it wherever you stream. >> take homeowners insurance covers flood and mud damage? michael finney joins us to expose the truth. >> what could be the final chapter of the i team's batmobile investi

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a retired judge that comes to a stunning conclusion. >> the raid by san mateo county sheriff's investigators by an indiana garage that builds batmobile should never have happened. >> dan noyes first broke this last summer and is back with the latest. here we go. >> this was a confidential report. the san mateo board of supervisors had to vote to make it public. i was there to see it come down. the san mateo county attorney seemed to downplay the findings of the independent investigation performed by tired alameda superior court judge winifred smith. >> can you outline in the report what went wrong? >> i guess i am not trying to be cagey but it is not clear to me anything went wrong per se. >> a thorough read of pages confirms my reporting and reveals new details. wealthy atherton retailer sam ignacio called his friend carlos below knows complaining he had not received the $210,000

replica batmobile he ordered from fiberglass frakes in logansport indiana. report says the sheriff took his call because he is acquainted with them. he is a local businessperson and a friend of the sheriff's brother. the sheriff referred the case to the head of his vehicle theft task force even though this case did not fall within its mission. the head of the task force spent six-month investigating and took a crew of four department personnel to raid the batmobile garage in indiana. >> he never bothered to call you before showing up at your garage. >> or having somebody else contact me either way. >> so the never got your side of this. >> the report points out calling the sheriff he tried to sue mark rica but the judge dismissed it saying indiana courts were the proper venue p the judge says the das office has a policy that complainants like him who choose to resolve their disputes in civil court cannot avail themselves of the

criminal justice system. the raid and the fraud charges dropped after my reports should never have happened. >> public trust and policing and public safety requires the sheriff's office never be perceived in its use of police power to be influenced by private or a political relationship. >> the deal caused his business $350,000 he estimates. it has taken a personal toll. he is going in for a mental health evaluation for ptsd. >> because of this. if i see a sheriff's car go past i freak. even just for a moment. it might only be a seconds or 15 seconds but that is not me. >> in the meantime he is making good progress on other batmobile's. now three and half years of away from completion. sometimes up to a year to get a chassis and it is taking six months to get a drivetrain. it is really crazy.

>> it adds up. six months of an investigation, within $10,000 to travel to indiana for the raid. $55,000 to pay the judge for her report. she concluded ensuring the appropriate expenditure of public funds should always be of the highest priority is the bottom line. a lot of money and time spent it appears for a personal favor by the sheriff to his friend. >> thank you for that update and the continued reporting following the story for many months. get an update on our weather because it was intends earlier. >> so many problems. things we were not used to seeingg. downtown san francisco. hopefully things are going to get better. >> it can only get better as we head toward the next 24 hours. we have seen the wind damage. drenching rain this morning making a mess of the morning commute. now we are taking a look at a

live picture from our golden gate bridge camera. the flag is not blowing in the wind quite as violently as it was earlier. this is an improvement compared to what we were seeing before. we are still dealing with showers. very spotty in nature around the santa cruz mountains. felton, capitola heading into the kilroy area across highway 101. if you do have to travel across monterey road, still some slippery roadways. the atmospheric river causing damage. take a look at all the reports. over 60 reports from flooding to non-thunderstorm wind damage across the region. a much rain are we talking about? dumped over two inches of rain over santa rosa. four inches in ben lomond. san francisco, 89 hundredths. you look at the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains, by the time the moisture reached san

jose and livermore it was only a quarter to eighth third of an inch. temperatures anywhere from the 40's to the 60's. live view from zephyr cove where it is choppy waters. the snow level rising. they have seen almost a foot of snow at the highest elevations. you see the snow on the ground. winter storm warning remains up until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. five to 10 inches of snow above 6000 feet. 10 to 20 inches above 8000 feet. gusts to 70 miles per hour. this is giving you a little glimpse of what is to come. a little peek of some clearing. gusty winds and showers through tonight. dry and sunnier the next two days. on our exclusive storm impact scale i'm keeping this as a two for a few more hours through tonight. gusty winds strongest in the hills. downed trees and outages are still a possibility.

showers with flooding concerns as we head into the next few hours. 7:00 those winds are still 33 miles per hour. as we head toward 11:00 p.m. the winds start to dial back. breezy going into tomorrow morning and afternoon but nowhere near the intensity of the winds we have been experiencing. 7:00 tonight you are still looking at showers partially in the east bay on the south bay. it :00 p.m., same general vicinity by 9:00 only around the gilroy morgan hill area. the storm exits. we get a chance to get a break tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 30's and 40's. a few clouds around tomorrow afternoon. mid-50's to the near 60 to the mid 60's. sunshine and occasional clouds. seven-day forecast will feature dry and calm conditions for your wednesday. a milder afternoon on thursday. increasing high clouds. between friday and sunday i would not eat you concerned. this is -- i would not be too

concerned. we will call it scattered showers between two tencent 4/10 of an inch over three days. what i am concerned about is monday and tuesday. wet and gusty. a level 1 a right now as spring begins but there is potential for a stream of moisture to come in early next week to middle of next week. the details are not certain yet but one thing we know is we are going to get more rain. the problems we are seeing right now are going to get exacerbated. percent of normal in terms of rainfall, we are at 117 to 180% of average snowpack in the sierra. 217% of where you should be. impressive numbers. some cities have gotten rainfall for the entire year in just a matter of a few weeks to a month. what a difference. coming up next, the latest in

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gained 239. the s&p added 64. the collapse of two banks tested investor confidence. the latest on the fallout from the collapse of silicon valley bank paired sources tell abc news part of the fbi's early focus will be searching for signs of insider trading. they will be looking into any of the bank senior leadership got bonuses or sold stock in the days leading up to the collapse. investigators -- investigations are underway after the failures of both silicon valley and signature banks. the federal reserve preparing for next week's meeting on interest rates is now expected to consider the financial troubles of with banks while deciding on rate changes to all this wet weather is taking a toll on our roads and cars. see who is trying to fix the potholes while it is still raining. we will take you on a tour of

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as active as earlier on the worst of today's strong storm hit the bay area but what you don't see on the radar are the winds. in the east bay police blocked off traffic in union city neighborhood. five large eucalyptus trees fell along sterling drive. they damaged several homes and vehicles. one witness said she was getting out of her car when she noticed a tree about to fall. there are no known injuries at this time. > on the peninsula a fallen tree almost hit a van. this was in the brentwood neighborhood of south san francisco. fortunately the tree did not hit anything as it came down. cal fire crews cut up a eucalyptus tree on highway 92 blocking the road. in the north bay an example of why road closed signs should not be ignored. our news crew spotted this van drive right as does sign and a greenville only to stall a few feet into the flooded street. the sonoma county fire district had to be called to pull those inside the van to safety. the driver says she learned her

lesson. in santa rosa crews had to clear a giant tree that toppled overnight damaging two cars and bringing down at powerline could bob duxbury heard it come down. he is not fazed by the wild weather. >> i grew up on the south side of manchester. this is tuesday. >> all the rain is getting to take its toll. they are worn out by what they are calling these long crazy wet days. wind gusts picked up quite a scare for a couple in novato. a tree was uprooted and fell on their home. it crashed through the roof of their bedroom paired the wife is home at the time but made it out safely. > i heard glass breaking so when i walked out i thought it was like the window and then i looked and i could see sky. >> no one was hurt but the house had to be red tagged. we saw many roads have been

closed due to storm damage. >> open roads, things like potholes can be damaged -- can be damaging and dangerous. dustin dorsey explains how potholes are impacting repair demand. > getting around in been no easy feat with almost constant rain and back to back atmospheric rivers roads have been a dangerous place for drivers. >> it has been insane. it has been insane. took me over an hour to get here. people are driving way too fast. the roads themselves need a lot of work. there is a lot of potholes and flooding and more dangerous than they have been to >> the san jose department of transportation has been doing everything they can to keep up. they normally received five calls a day to repair potholes. 10 on a rainy day. >> we have been averaging more like 20 to 25 calls a day since we started to get these big storms. there is no let up. >> the dot says crews have been

able to repair potholes in the rain. well they have fixed more than 20,000 potholes under the city since 2019 there is no slowing down this year. >> we are working. our field crews are committed to the job to keep people safe. they are out there around the clock dealing with all kinds of storm impacts. potholes are one of the top priorities. >> if the road has not been fixed and you had a pothole you may end up at a tire repair shop to >> driver hit a pothole and it paints the rubber somehow. >> like the dot bruce's tires and a san jose is noting -- is noticing an uptick in calls. >> 50 sometimes. >> 50 per day? >> sometimes. we have been pretty busy. lot of busted rims, punctures. seen my fair share of cracked wheels. unfortunately from the weather. >> bruce's tires special getting your tires preemptively checked can proactively prevent the damage.

the advice here is simple. be safe, drive careful and if at all possible stay home. >> area was impacted by the weather. bart has been having major delays systemwide. sfmta has been rerouting muni buses around down trees. caltrain has been dealing with trees and other obstructions on the train tracks that has disrupted service in one way or another several times today. golden gate transit buses could not cross the richmond-san rafael bridge because it was closed. golden gate fairies are not running to tiburon or angel island because of the weather. the evening commute is a lot smoother than the morning commute. you almost see a little sunshine. >> that is unusual. >> checking on conditions for drivers. these are live views of the bay bridge. cars streaming through on your left-hand side. then we have the richmond bridge

and the san mateo bridge looking great on the san mateo bridge on the right-hand side. the richmond bridge is open. the eastbound direction was shut down earlier after a great. blonde -- a big greg. blonde downed on its side. some people have been waiting for four hours for their flight to take off. schedules are still running behind. flights at san jose minute and oakland international are faring much should a few minor delays. we are going to check on one of the worst weather issues here the breach of the potter river lever. >> almost no one has flood insurance. ahead, while your homeowner policy just is

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insurance is going to cover them for floods and mudslides. you need special flood insurance for that. he ran the bay area no one has it. >> if mud keeps lighting it will probably hit my house. >> expect a little bit of flooding but not to that extent. >> torrential rain and floods caused havoc across california turning towns to lakes, hills to mudslides. >> we just finished the house so it is hard to see it go. >> when their homeowners insurance refused to uncover flood damage. >> study after study shows consumers don't know those policies do cover losses from forces like wind driven

rain and fallen trees but not rising water or flowing mud. you need flood insurance for that. during years of drought who bothered to buy it? >> we did not have a single person in the aftermath of the storms that said i have flood insurance. >> alayna had no coverage when storms flood at the belmont mobile home park where she lives with her family. palms installed after past floods did not protect the park. statistics show only about 190 3000 homes in all of california are covered in flood will see. that is less than 2%. in the bay area the data shows 130 eight flood policies in san francisco. 74 in berkeley. 65 in half moon bay and 70 in capitola. >> nobody expected these floods. >> insurance experts noted california large firm record dry years to record downpours. >> a lot of people did not have flood insurance and are in this

terrifying situation where they're facing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages and don't insurance protection. >> most people are cobbling together a plan and doing some of the work themselves. >> for homes on mudslides it can cause too much to recover. > when you get earth movement , you get mud flow it gets expensive. six-figure estimate just for stabilizing the lot. >> homeowners and in federal disaster zones can get some help. fema pays for temporary housing or emergency repairs. the small business administration offers low-interest loans up to $200,000. increasingly folks start pointing at each other. >> for some people the only way to get financial help is to sue somebody else. >> flood insurance is is not as bad as many think. the statewide average was $770 per year. 565 in san francisco. there is a 30 day waiting period before coverage kicks

in. if you are facing repair with no coverage let me know about that. there other resources. we can potentially help you out. >> a lot of people could have used that the last couple months. >> you have to go back and look has happened to your neighborhood and remember we have global warming. >> that might be worth it. today's storm was the worst of the week but were there are more ready days ahead. -- but there are

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>> in monterey county thousands of people still can't go home after this weekend's libya breach flooded the power community. the evacuees still don't know when they will be able to return home. zach fuentes has the latest. >> it has been a hard series of days for those who live in podhoretz. >> we all have kids. we cannot get clothing for them. >> other evacuees telling us they are anxious about repairs they know will need to be done to >> we need to take the carpets and fix the room, the walls and everything. >> as crews worked to stabilize the levy one main question is

why moore has not been done to strengthen it. something the county addressed in a press briefing. >> it was determined a long time ago the current levies are not adequate. >> the county says they have done as much maintenance they can with the funding they have been provided to dez for rebuilding the levy that may not be done for eight to 10 years but th there is hope the conversation can be accelerated. >> how can we remove as many administered of barriers as we can to this project started >> the executive director of the recently formed flood management agency pair the plan is to implement the new levy reconstruction project and take over maintenance and operations. he says he has call set up with the white house and key government agencies about getting the project moving faster. >> i am hopeful this is catching the attention of the army corps and the tremendous amount of support we have been getting from them recently is going to accelerate to the point where we

can put this project in the ground sooner than we thought and we can complete it sooner than we thought. >> as much flooding is the water has receded some. still not a clear picture as to when evacuees can return home. when asked if it would be days, weeks or months the county would only say it would not be a matter of days. >> we know those people are going to be glad to get a couple dry days we are seeing in the forecast. >> when will we get that? >> as early as tomorrow. it will be nice to finally dry up around here. a life picture from our emeryville camera. raindrops on the lens and 80 there. we are going to get a chance to get a break but the winds are still gusty. there deny miles per hour, oakland hills. not nearly as powerful as earlier. still some showers especially under the southern part of our

viewing area from gilroy heading down toward highway 101. olsen road, sheldon avenue, street-level radar. more showers but the worst of it is over. still a level two storm. the concern is still residual flooding continuing and damage from winds still a possibility like downed trees. 7:00, scattered showers paired same thing at 8:00 p.m. activity primarily shifts toward the gilroy area and we are pretty much done. tomorrow morning there is going to be sunshine. a mix of sun and a few passing high clouds. mid-50's to mid-60's for your wednesday. for those of you wondering about her next opportunity for rain, friday afternoon we get rain in the bay area. not a lot. it is going to be a chance saturday morning of some light showers. sierra get some more snow mixing in with the rain over the weekend to monday and tuesday looks like our best opportunity

of getting widespread wet weather. we get the chance to dry out. critical as you check out the accuweather 7-day forecast because that will allow the grounds to dry out a bit and absorb water as we head toward the end of the week. the rainfall is not a lash out. just scattered occasional showers. it will amount to 2/10 to 4/10 of an inch. monday and tuesday as we head into spring that looks cooler, wet and windy. we will have to monitor that early next week. >> at least that is light rain. >> for at least the end of the work week heading into the weekend. >> let's check in with larry. we are talking about sports. >> are you going to sing? >> i was going to ask you guys to sing. >> i like the way you do it. it is like the marilyn munro thing. >> so many people compare me to marilyn munro. it is my thing. happy birthday, mr. president.

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>> abc 7's sports with larry beil. >> today is pi day. his steph curry's 35th birthday.

the workers are hoping his magic on the basketball court never ends. now he has reached 35 he says he is ready to stop counting. this might be the last >> birthday i stopped counting after a while. thank god for the ability to be healthy. play in front of an amazing fan base for 14 years. definitely a lot more to come. >>oved seeing him draw play's last night. how about give it to me and get out of the way? lawyers begin a critical five-game road trip tomorrow in adelaide against the clippers. with age preparation takes longer but he is stronger than he ever was and excited to keep playing. >> get your recovery, get primed for games in the whole process. you have to embrace it and accept it and have fun with it because it is a lot of work and it is not glorious at all. maintain that and have a lot more years left in me.

>> >> the paper plane bit. that is a clay signature. the saint mary's basketball team leaves for the ncaa tournament flying across country to face virginia commonwealth care that game is on friday. seeded fifth in the west region. the west region which is being played of course in albany, new york. help them with geography at the ncaa. chris talk with matt haney. just a freshman. >> this -- is that you up there? >> that is. >> how surreal is this moment? i see the big dinner. you're going to march madness. when we through your emotions print >> when i started this college basketball experience, there was no thought i would not be playing in march madness. that is what it is all about. >> it seems to me you were born to play here.

when you are here in this moment, does this solidify why you came to saint mary's? >> this is a winning college year. i like to describe myself. get it done is huge. >> kind of run me through the emotion of waiting when you hear your name called. > you take the seat and uc names go off. you definitely feel the butterflies. it is like you're giving a presentation in school. we are super happy to be in the position we are. >> you' the tournament since you were young. what is a memory that sticks out to you? >> calvin hermanson going down and dunking on mo ally cox which was saint mary's versus vcu a couple years ago. i put myself in situations like this. i'm hoping i can go out there and do my thing on the big stage. >> you might be too young to remember when staff was running around davidson. >> i never watched it live but i was able to -- when i study film

watching stuff like that is super helpful. >> now you have a chance to be on that stage. >> dreams to reality. credit to hard work. more work to be done. > the bay area kid. let's go. the new york jets doing everything they can to woo aaron rodgers. reportedly among the four-time mvps demands, a shopping list of players. i want to czar at a green bay. he agreed to sign a deal with the jets. also asking for randall cobb, mercedes lewis, odell beckham jr. among his demands. the 49ers are losing emmanuel moseley to the lines. they re-signed centre jake brendel. this is like a hostage situation with rogers and the jets. i would like all of my friends. please sign all of them and some caviar and chocolate cake

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