year. so let's go to abc seven news meteorologist handy patel for those details. real reason to feel optimistic here. absolutely especially after three dry years and a drought that it just got worse and worse . take a look at october. 1st and anoma. this is the start of the water year. all of the state was in a drought and the worst category for the extreme and exceptional was covering a good portion of california today. i'm happy to report 64% of the state is drought free. and all those storms paying off as you both just mentioned 99% of the bay area is out of the drought still in the dry category for parts of the north bay parts of napa county lake county, as you will notice there now this spring flood outlook from the climate prediction center is showing minor risk of flooding for much of the state, but moderate risk for the sierra the foothills in the central valley. i do want to tell you. i want to update you on what's happening. so you know this was a la nina winter. we

didn't follow the typical path of a la nina winter. the storms are paying off. we're now in a neutral phase minor to moderate spring flooding expected around the state possibility of an el nino this fall. stay tuned on that, and it's always a good idea to conserve because you never know we've gone from feast to famine here. reliability of rainfall isn't always there, but we do have an active pacific on live doppler. been some more rain coming our way. the first opportunity will be sunday. you will notice in the morning some light to moderate showers and there are other storms brewing in the pacific. i'll be back with a look at the next storm that's coming as well. plus those timelines coming right up , man, sandy, thanks very much. today, officials in santa rosa officially called an end to their ongoing drought emergency, abc seven news reporter cornell bernard explains what that really means. back to back winter storms have been more than a drop in the bucket for santa rosa. it's been a game changer when it comes to our drought for santa rosa. we no

longer need to implement our water shortage plan and we don't need to have a water shortage emergency in place. those are words water department director jennifer burke never thought she'd say. but this week after 33 inches of rainfall since october, 1st the city canceled its drought emergency plan, which asked the community to reduce its water use by 20% we now have about four years of water supply in place. so great news. rosa gets most of its water from lake sonoma reservoir last fall water levels here were the lowest in history. today the reservoir is essentially full. the lake has not been this high in my memory, since i think june of 2019 chris cooley from the u . s. army corps of engineers says there's so much water releases have begun on the dam spillway to make room for more rainfall expected next week. we've seen an incredible pendulum swinging from the lowest low to not when we are highest, but certainly we've gone up 70 plus feet and then

some in a very short amount of time right now releases are equal to about 30,000 gallons of water. for second. it's an amazing sight. i mean, it's we feel so thankful to have that much water where they can let some out, abc seven news meteorologist through touma says our drought picture is vanishing the start of this water year 99% of california was in a drought watch what happens today? with a series of impactful storms this winter. now 64% of california is now drought free. i think most people are feeling that the drought is over, um i know everybody will be so thankful to have those water restrictions over with despite the abundant water supply, officials are still urging residents to use water wisely and santa rosa cornell bernard, abc, seven news people are still without power because of this week's storms, but the vast majority have their

power back. here's a look at current p jenny power outages pg and e says about 32,000 customers are without power right now. but check out the progress that's been made on tuesday, the day the big storm hit more than a quarter million bay area customers lost power yesterday that number dropped below 100,000. and today just 32,000 areas in santa clara county were hit the hardest by outages has a total of 140,000 customers were left in the dark during this week's storm. the company admits it faced tough weather conditions, areas that we couldn't access because of safety issues and at one point because we did see when cas that exceeded 90 mph crews had to stand down because it wasn't safe for them to get work done the work falling trees brought down power lines. on top of that mud slides and flooding damaged underground facilities. crews continue to work around the clock to restore power. pg and e says it's working with engineers and local government to invest in better infrastructure. today

is the deadline to apply for fema assistance for the storms we had before this last one. this is for the disaster that was declared due to storms that hit in late december and january . assistance is available to help people pay for temporary housing, essential home repairs , medical expenses, transportation, childcare and more if you live in alameda, contra costa, san mateo or santa cruz county's, you are eligible to apply. but remember, the deadline is today, so there's no time left. for more information , go to disaster assistance dot gov update from the abc seven news i team victims of the ransomware attack on the city of oakland are reporting their credit card information has been and their identity stolen item. reporter stephanie sierra spoke with one of the companies hired to help repair the damage and joins us live with the latest developments. steph yes, alma. we're told tonight. the fbi is still in negotiations with the ransom group play, the city hired a security awareness company to help prevent future attacks, but experts don't

expect to see any significant threat reduction for at least a year. it's been 12 days since stolen personal and financial data from the city of oakland was leaked onto the dark web site now has more than 3100 views. how many victim profiles appear to be active on the side right now? no currently there's 40 different victim profiles active on the site. a lot of the victim profiles actually have data that has been weak. a couple of them are new victims that are being posted. so it has kind of a countdown timer, letting that victim know how much time they have left before the dead is going to be released . councilman noel gayo says current and former city employees and local small business owners are reporting their credit cards have been hacked their identities stolen, many of whom are struggling to get help. but i do get the phone calls and emails and people knocking at my on my home door. what is this mean? how can i get this resolved and i can use my credit card. the idea confirmed the city of oakland upgraded their microsoft 3 65 services

this week in order to implement multifactor authentication and compromised account detection. it can take up to a year for a whole organization to reduce their risk. with regards to the phishing attacks, the city hired know before a florida based cyber security awareness company to conduct simulations that assess the percentage of oakland city employees at risk to phishing emails. one of the ways the ransomware group may have hacked into the city's network currently around one in every three employees may be at risk by doing those fishing simulations. you'll be able to reduce that down to like one in every 20 people, maybe one in every 30 data obtained by the team shows the city's it department has 89 budgeted positions with 17 current vacancies don't just rely on training and security awareness . patrick hard, the ceo of an integrated cloud security company, says ransomware threats will only become more vicious. vicious through artificial intelligence, like check gpt, so

they mimic the almost your likeness they can mimic voice. they can also mimic the places that you go. now we have confirmed there are 18 leaked files from the city of oakland accessible on the dark web right now. it includes about 10 gigabytes of data. experts tell us this play ransomware group could likely wait six months to a year before using all the data or reselling. it will keep a close eye on this. alright with a stressful time for a lot of people. stephanie thank you. if you have a story for the abc seven news, i team call this number on your screen. 188840 i t or go to abc seven news .com/ i team the catholic diocese of oakland might file for chapter 11 bankruptcy because of child sex abuse claims. bishop michael barber sent a letter to parishioners today saying the diocese may be facing more than 300 lawsuits. a state law allowed a three year window for people to come forward with otherwise expired claims of

child sexual abuse. that finding period closed at the end of last year. earlier this week, the diocese of santa rosa filed for bankruptcy in the face of potentially hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits. former theranos executive ramesh sonny boy alwani will be allowed to stay out of prison. at least for now. elwani was to begin serving his 13 year sentence today, but his lawyers filed the last minute motion with the ninth circuit court of appeals. the court has a rule allowing people to remain out on bail pending a ruling on emotion. wani was convicted last year of orchestrating a blood testing hoax. theranos founder elizabeth holmes. meantime taiwanese ex girlfriend is scheduled to begin her 11 year sentence next month. she is attempting to remain free pending an appeal. coming up next. are these trees too big for the neighborhood, see who's tackling tree safety after this week's storms, plus seven on your science, michael finney is alive with the push to skip the slip. 18 yea

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well, tonight, you can see and hear how busy crews are here. working to remove these fallen eucalyptus trees. neighbors tell me they never want to see the damage that's happened here happened again and today we also saw an arborist out. tagging unsafe trees. we are absolut elated right now, after nearly losing her home in burlingame to down trees, stephanie infantino has learned some promising news from caltrans arborist has been out along state route 82 communal real looking at eucalyptus trees, marking the ones that need to be removed. one of those tank trees is directly in front of infantino is home. there is a sense of urgency. they understand that the storms are coming the atmospheric river so much damage has already happened on the corner of el camino edgehill drive during tuesday's violent windstorm, infantino says four eucalyptus trees came down on that corner, crushing a truck and suv and a tesla and it smashed into infantino is home. michael vanderlei says the

eucalyptus trees along el camino real have been a hazard for a long time. it's a preventable accident. i think you know the lack of care and maintenance of extremely tall. you know? sales effectively by caltrans is, you know. had they done what they should have done for years and years and years. this might not have happened for sure they are problematic trees, especially when they get to be extremely large as they have the mayor. burlingame says plans have been in the worst with caltrans for the past five years to replace the eucalyptus trees and improve the stretch of el camino real. the project will be north of $100 million. the city will contribute to bringing the electric utilities underground. it will be a complete renewal of the roadway, including drainage and sidewalks. infantino she says. she's just grateful for other changes that could be happening really soon to remove

certain eucalyptus trees by her home. we've seen obviously first hand here the devastation that they can cause, and i don't know anybody who is really interested in keeping these trees here any longer. and we can tell you that caltrans finally did get back to us. they tell us that there are verses done tagging unsafe trees . now it's up to caltrans to work with pg knee and contractors to figure out the time and how long it's going to take and when they'll be able to remove those unsafe trees live in berlin games. suzanne fawn, abc seven news, suzanne. thanks very much. it's nice that we are getting a little bit of a break, so to work on those things. get the trees taken care of everywhere i went. i am sure the same for you, mama around today you saw tree trimming crews. pg and e cruise a lot of work getting done, sandy taking advantage of this low yeah, and that's that's actually a good idea. since we do have more rain coming down and amma for now, though, just sparkling out here , breeze blowing through plenty jo a certainly prepare andnd

clean up as we get ready for some more rain. let me show you what it looks like. in terms of our temperatures today, it was such a beautiful mild day. there was plenty of sun as you will notice close to 70 degrees in fairfield. 60 degrees in san francisco 65 degrees in santa rosa 64. san jose got up to 62, oakland and 54 degrees in half moon bay. we still have more sun in our future as high pressure is our commanding force brought us the dry weather today we're going to see it again tomorrow. just increasing high clouds and then we do have some more wet weather in our future as the pacific remains active. so let's get right to live doppler seven. it is quiet right now. things will change as we head towards sunday. here's a live view from our san jose camera, and there's plenty of sun out there it is 53 in the city cooling off your oakland 56 degrees 59 in san jose. if you're stepping out tonight, grab a light layer. you will need it from rescue tower camera. clear skies over the city right now. 60 degrees in

santa rosa, mid sixties for napa. 62 in concord and 59 degrees in livermore. one other live picture from our emeryville camera. as we look back towards sutro, you couldn't ask for better visibility. the sutro tower. they're mild afternoon. tomorrow we're going to see increasing high clouds. scattered showers this weekend and wet, windy weather early to middle part of next week. so we're going to go hour by hour. tomorrow morning. just like this morning, you'll see patches of fog. but the biggest difference is you're going to notice a higher clouds coming in, so it's not gonna be quite as clear as it is right now. increasing clouds will lead to seven a.m. sunday rain moving in its light to moderate and intensity and turns very scattered in nature for the afternoon, so it's going to be a fast moving system. as we head towards tomorrow morning . you will need a light jacket temperatures in the mid thirties to the mid forties combination of fog and a few heightened wispy clouds. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay. i mean, really, just a mild day, so signs of spring 67 in san jose gilroy in the south bay 65. milpitas. on the peninsula

you're looking at mid sixties from mountain view to palo alto , 59, half moon bay and pacifica downtown san francisco 62 degrees 59 in daly city. north bay temperatures 64 in san rafael 67, calistoga, 66 napa, santa rosa heading into the east bay 65 oakland 66 in fremont. inland areas will be in the upper sixties and our warmest spots like concord, fairfield, 67. brentwood 66 degrees in livermore. now we're going to take you through the rest of your sunday afternoon with more rain. moving through. sierra is getting some snow, but really not heavy until monday and tuesday. that's when the mountains will start to pick up heavier stow here in the bay area. we're expecting widespread rain monday, winds intensifying on tuesday. and that atmospheric river right now looks to be south of the bay area from monterey bay heading towards southern california. but in case things change, stay tuned. it's certainly is going to bring us

widespread rain and mountain snow in the sierra. but locally , we could see snow level down to about 3000 ft. so we can't rule out that mixed precipitation on tuesday now through sunday, we're just looking at about 1/10 to a third of an inch. some areas may just get a couple of hundreds of an inch. then when we add on next week's storm, you will notice rainfall totals will be in that 1 to 2 inch category for some areas up 7/10 of an inch for some of the drier locations. whether 70 forecast will feature a mix of sun and clouds for your friday late night chance saturday, but it's looking more likely sunday. it's a light level one storm with showers monday when spring begins, we're going to drop the temperatures bring in more wet weather turn it windy and gusty on tuesday with 11 able to. it's a one for wednesday. so we're going to continue with the same pattern that we've been going through with winter in spring, alma all right. thank you so much. sandia after all these winter storms

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now on demand on abc seven bay area app wherever you stream thousands of student beds are being added to uc schools that will help with housing problems , but some say it's not realistic. also ahead. states vision, whatever it may be is realized locally. locally that's how we'll see the benefit of california's new investment to solve the housing crisis. stay with us. friday night. love triangle murder arson now john kenyans takes you to this can be the coldest place on earth, but in the search to find a killer turn up the heat 2020 friday night on abc. this month is incredibly important for empowering our women of today and honoring those that came before us celebrating women everywhere every day here in the bay area and around the world happy women's history month, ladies, we got this.

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gr csou in berkeley can be pricey. it's ridiculously expensive. lola crane, a sophomore, told us she pays $1700 a month for housing she shares with other people for people. or people? yeah. and yeah, they're super tiny rooms, but it works out for like what's available of ucs campuses are facing a housing crisis. this even though in the last 10 years , the uc system has added 34,000 beds. but getting more housing online has been a challenge. take uc berkeley's project to build housing for 1100 students and some for the homeless at people's park. last august. protesters were successful at halting the start of construction and a judge sided with opponents of the plan for environmental reasons. the california environmental quality act has really been one of the most significant challenges for the u. c campuses. it's called

sequa and it basically allows anyone in this case berkeley neighbors to stop the project. last month, governor gavin newsom tweeted that a few wealthy berkeley homeowners should not be able to block desperately needed student housing for years and even decades. newsom who believes seek what needs to change added i am committed to working with lawmakers this year to make more changes, so our state can build the housing we desperately need. yet despite that commitment, governor newsom is not consistent. here's how the governor contradicts himself. we know that budget cuts are likely given the state's financial deficit. so the governor is now saying he's thinking about delaying the grant money that would go towards college housing proposal is to defer and delay some of the next round of funding. we certainly hope that the state can find the fans for funding the student grant program. meanwhile people's park

will remain for the time being a village of tents in berkeley, leanne melendez, abc seven news governor newsom focused on the housing crisis today, not just for students. he says california will invest more than $15. billion to get people housed. abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey explains how the city of san jose will benefit from this announcement. i get it. you want to see progress and you want to see it now? you want to see progress in terms of the camp mints? you want to see progress in terms of people off the streets, and, as the mayor said, you want to see our values represented in that progress. governor gavin newsom announced a step toward that progress today, 1200 small homes will be paid for by the state and built across california as part of a more than $15 billion investment to help solve the housing crisis . 200 of the units will be built here in san jose. in my march budget message, i've challenged city hall to move 1000 people in san jose. encampments into safe and managed environments this calendar year. this kind of

solution from the governor's office enables us to do that. the units will be similar in style to existing tiny homes partially funded by the state that are already operating in san jose. like the community on mayberry street governor newsom visited california's first of its kind community in 2020 that offers a safe place for people to live, inspected weekly so residents can maintain a sense of dignity. home first manages this site, three other locations in san jose. they've had success in helping people make. housing sites actually moved to permanent housing. approximately anywhere between six and 13% of the people in congregate shelters go to permanent housing , so that's a huge difference. ceo andrea arden says they need more units quickly to help more people may or may. hanna agrees and says the governor's plan is a step in the right direction. san jose is ready to solve homelessness, and we know that the way to do it. is to scale up. cost effective but still safe and dignified shelter and

basic housing for everybody who needs it. we've got to do it much faster. the units are expected to be ready in the fall in san jose dustin dorsey, abc seven news. how do you build a better pay area to share your ideas and see what others have been doing? check out abc seven news .com slash better bay area and happening today, the asian american community across the country is marking two years since the shootings in atlanta that left eight people dead at three spas in san francisco. an event is held right now at the hotel kabuki in japantown. organizers say they want to pay tribute to the lives lost and to demand action against the ongoing hate and violence against the a p i community, including the shootings in half moon bay and monterey park in january. we've had many vigils and rallies of lives lost, and this this event is meant to bring the community together to heal. to be one and two belong.

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the day in the green. today, the dow gained 371 points. the nasdaq is up 283 in the s and p rose close to 70 points. america's largest financial institutions are pitching in to help save another u. s bank from folding 11 banks, including chase and bank of america are making uninsured deposits into first republic totaling $30 billion. republic which is based in san francisco, is trying to restore investor confidence after the recent collapse of silicon valley bank here in the bay area and signature bank in new york. richard del monte is the co founder of del monte group wealth management firm in alamo. he joined us on our 5 30 streaming show and says there's a bigger message behind today's show of support. the most important part was they made it very clear that those deposits are not insured, which means we trust this bank. today's treasury today, treasury

secretary janet yellen told senate finance committee lawmakers. the u. s banking system is still strong, yellen says taxpayer money is not being spent to ensure deposits at svb and signature banks. assembly member phil tings receipt legislation seems straightforward enough. no printed receipts unless the consumer requested. however we live in a complicated world we do here with proof is seven on your sides of michael finney. michael you know, i have found even supporters of the assembly. men's legislation have concerns . i want to make sure lawmakers get it right. after a purchase at book passage in the san francisco ferry building, you'll be asked this question. would you like your seat? thank you. we have a love hate relationship with printed receipts, keeping track of purchases easy because a lot of waste grocery store i go to always asked me if i if i want to receive while it's printing out, and that's the

problem. i already say no, and they're throwing it away. yeah yeah, and that's the problem. that's san francisco assembly member phil ting. i reintroduced our a b 13 47, which we call skip the slip. what we're trying to do is have all the retailers in california do receipts upon request and only on request businesses. ignoring a couple of warnings could be fined $25 a day if unwanted receipts are printed, knows we are not fans of these mega long, endless receipts consumer federation of california's robert harrell worries, though. about returns and exchanges if a receipt is declined by something, i bought it for a reason. and i don't intend on returning it unless it's defective. i certainly don't know that something is going to be defective. before i bought it. it oft n return or exchange book passages . elaine petrocelli likes the idea but worries too, about the details of small businesses

particularly will find it very burdensome. i don't care much about the big businesses. they're going to have to give up those ads on their receipts, but small businesses, she says. some may need help paying for new point of sale equipment, allowing the yes or no question . think you're going to need some grant system for businesses who cannot afford to do it. assembly member, cheng tried to pass this legislation three years ago. now he believes he has a better chance of success this time, because since the pandemic we're using less cash, and we also used to not touching stuff. good point. all right, thank you. michael rain is going to return this weekend. sandy will show you how much longer we can enjoy this nice, dry weather. next. believe it or not , there is something better than winning an award for best mass market brand and dependability being behind the wheel. least a

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be able to do so. this year. we have crew that are depending on us. we obviously have families to feed, so i'm not exactly sure what i'm gonna do yet this summer. it's it makes me nervous . sarah bates has been fishing for salmon for 15 years. this is the second time she has seen this season closed. the first time, she says the state's fishing industry took a massive hit people started started doing other things, or they transitioned to other states or other fisheries. and in many ways we have never recovered from from that closure. the state department of fish and wildlife says the drought limited the sammons ability to breed. they say the fish need time to replenish their population, but that could take some time. fish markets and restaurants are taking the hit here and the cost could be passed on to you. meanwhile it places like sco muslim fisherman's warf distributors say the fishing industry will once again faced financial difficulties. we just keep waiting for things to get better, and they seemed just be getting worse. and it's getting worse. um in a fishery

iconic for san francisco. we already saw a delayed dungeness crab season being a financial burden for a lot of these fisheries. and now, with salmon season being closed. a lot of these fisheries say they have to find a whole new source of income. something else. rock car link cod halibut, all the stuff that i kind of started off commercial fishing for. go back to my roots, and that one is, says salmon season makes up most of his income. he also fishes for crab in the winter. he expects tough months ahead with little income. it's never been easy, but it's really gonna push a lot of guys to the point where well, how are you gonna make your income? fisher say the rain from this year could help the salmon season replenished fast in the coming years. in the meantime, they say, they will have to harvest other kinds of fish to bring in money. there is some opportunity to fish for other species such as black cod or halibut, but nothing will really make up for salmon, which is like the main driver our of

our economic engine here at san francisco fisherman's wharf in san francisco, ryan curry, abc seven news alright. one last check on the weather. so nice out gorgeous. let's go up top to the roof. meteorologist cindi patel is standing by sandy. yeah dan and alma is still clear out here. right now. we are seeing the sun outside as we take a look at a live picture from zephyr cove. you will notice it's a pretty view. just before sunset. there's plenty of snow on the ground. if you're going to head to tahoe, you have sunshine. tomorrow 44 degrees 14 degrees for the morning temperature chance at night saturday of some snow showers sunday they'll see some snow, but the heavier snow holds off until monday. through wednesday , so you'll have an opportunity to get up there and enjoy some fresh powder because look what's coming your way by wednesday of next week, we're talking about 2 to 3 ft. of snow for some of those resorts on live doppler seven. we are seeing some thundershowers mixed precipitation south of the lake tahoe area right now, here

locally, it is really quiet. that will change comes sunday. so take a look at your high temperatures for your friday yet another day to enjoy mild weather 15 16 mix of sunshine and high clouds. and then sunday is when that rain comes in. afternoon so it's not going to be a washout for all of your weekends as you check out the accuweather seven day forecast mix of sun and clouds for your friday your saturday by saturday night into sunday, we have a light level one and then a one for monday. that's when spring begins. it's going to be a rainy day at two on tuesday wins will be increasing. ah lingering showers for your wednesday and then we go dry and milder. so overall, you get a few days to dry out clean up and then we'll bring back the wet weather. alma dan. how does that sound? that sounds great. i like the break. thank you. sandia alright, well, we are in our newsroom broadcaster because we're doing a little work in the studio and solari is at the other end of our newsroom. hi, larry. there he is all the way down there and

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with larry beale. good evening. you know, they're gonna be upsets and buzzer beaters. you just don't know when or where they will occur to shockers on the first day in nc double a tournament played the big day beginning today to see arizona goes down at the hands of princeton. they came in princeton as a 15 seed. another tigers were down 10 with eight minutes left. but when ryan language won't scores right there, princeton has their first lead of the game up one. arizona didn't score for the final four minutes 45 seconds. last chance for the wildcats down three and as you can see, they were not even close to target. last time. a 15 seed took down arizona. it was steve nash with santa clara in 1993. princeton moves on 59 55 in the cats. they are going home 13 seats firm and taking on tony bennett's virginia cavaliers. seeded 4th 12. seconds left virginia up by two inbounding from under their own hoop clark is double team throws the ball away either let them value or you throw it to the moon. don't do that. jpp gaze 6r

virginia reese speakman. now the paladins, the paladins of firm and knock off virginia 68 67. they advanced to the round of 32 to the nba with just 12 games left in the regular season. the warriors need every healthy body they can find, and that's why draymond green, picking up his 16th technical of the season last night was so ridiculous have to sit out tomorrow's game in atlanta, suspended by the nba for throwing the ball at russell westbrook, lassen. that's a selfish play. you can't do that . in this situation. warriors wasted a spectacular 50 point game from steph curry. in the loss of the clippers. steph was magical. but the performance came at a cost curry listed as questionable for tomorrow's game in atlanta. with the hawks soar left bump steve kerr says he's going to play but occur was asked what he says to steph when chef curry is cooking like this, and the answer is nothing like one of guys throwing a no hitter . you know, you just just leave

him alone. leave. let him sit in the dugout in between innings and don't say anything to him. stunning watching that show. y'all know me. it's nice to play well shoot. well that's what i expect to do every night. um no matter what the stat sheet looks like after the game. it's just frustrating when, uh you can't get over the hump and figure out a way to get a win nine straight losses on the road down 40 niners introduced some of their new free agent acquisitions study, defensive lineman javon hargrave and quarterback san donald. now officially, 40. niners are great part of that ferocious eagles defensive line that gave the 40 niners fits in the nfc title game. he gets a four year deal for $84 million. as for donald, former number three overall pick brought in his insurance for trey lance and brock purdy. this could be a good place for him to revive his career. trade jimmy and then at the end of the year, brock play, um they played, you know, with a lot of confidence, and they

played fast, and, um you know, that's something that i was very interested in going to create this and you've got a great team that they want you. i feel like it's not really a hard decision to make. um because i mean, that's all you like in football is winning and getting paid getting paid. yes, this is cool . sergio romo will take the mound one last time for the giants will sign a one day contract to pitch in the bay bridge exhibition series next weekend against the a's another. one of his former teams were almost spent nine years with the giants, part of their three most recent championship seasons. a big leaguer for 15 seasons, romo saved 137 games. back to the furman paladins. what is a paladin? a night dating back to the eighth century one of charlotte mains nights in his court, described as courageous and daring, committed to a cause . it sounds like dan ashley actually love it. thank you appreciate it. that's interesting. all right, coming up tonight on abc 78 station, 19

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welcome to jeopardy, although our champion stephen webb is performing very well here on the alex trebek stage, his skill at tracking down daily doubles does not seem to be quite at the same level of mastery. consider this in his last three games, steven is not managed to find a single one of the daily doubles available, and yet he want each of those games very convincingly. so take heart, andrew and sarah. he's good. he's very good, but the key to defeating him may lie in the three daily doubles in the game ahead. good luck to all three of you. here we go into the jeopardy round where these categories awaits first up comic influences. then we have some world universities. love in so many words. hear ye hear ye why ian quotation marks the leader before the leader. and finally, i'm wondering what kind of foul am i stephen, you begin. let's do world universities for 1000, please. hats off to a mosque turned