>> live breaking news. >> news -- silicon valley bank has been purchased. the fdic committed official about one hour ago. the new owner is first citizens bank. all 17 branches of silicon valley bank will reopen as first citizen outlets. svp was once a top lender to many tech firms in silicon valley before it right into trouble. the regular says the person purchase price was discounted by about $16.5 billion. now to our other top story tonight. another storm barreling towards the bay area and we are getting you prepared for what's to come. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. it is the big story not only of the week but really the past month or so.

n d the strongnd wh c w expect? spencer: we are about to repeat. let me give you a look at our exclusive storm impact scale. the approaching storm, it will be a level two storm. late tomorrow night into early tuesday, we expect rain heaviest in the morning hours. windy with gusts up to 50 miles per hour. here's the forecast. late tomorrow night, first rain arriving in the north bay around 11:00 p.m. in a couple of hours, this drone will intensify into a level two storm just-in-time for the morning commute on tuesday. it will be a pretty powerful storm with heavy downpours and gusty winds. rainfall estimates by wednesday night anywhere from under inch in the south bay to over one inch in the bay shoreline two over two inches in the north bay. wind advisory will be issued for most of the bay area because of the powerful gusts.

for more detailed look, we will have that later. dion: thanks. tiful weekend, it is hard to forget about this next storm system turning towards us. j.r. stone continues our team coverage tonight. j.r.: sunshine, trees still scattered all over the place so it is likely no surprise that the weather models now show more rain and wind on the way this week. >> i am thrilled. j.r.: sarcasm, yes. but after the destruction left by several storms and major wind events, that feeling may be a way to deal with the genuine concern and fear out there. >> it was terrifying. it has been stressful. >> i am kind of scared. my grandma does not want to be alone. >> i am prepping for tuesday. i think i'm may stay at my parents house in san jose monday night and maybe tuesday night

because i know roads are going to close but i need to go to work. j.r.: s live in the santa cruz mountains. they have seen trees come down on houses, in driveways, and mudslides wipeout roads. she's even had to drive on top of and underneath downed power lines just to get places. >> you could be driving and a tree is down. you either have a chainsaw in your car or turnaround. j.r.: many wondering if this is the new norm. >> we may be entering a period where we don't get normal winters anymore. we get abnormally wet or abnormally dry, so there's more of a swing going on. i think it is too soon to draw the conclusion this is the norm. j.r.: professor bridger of san jose state university does not expect tuesday's upcoming storm to be as bad as last week's, but says at least three storm systems, including tuesday's, could hit in the coming weeks. >> if you believe the long-range

models, there might be another one late next weekend. and if you believe the long-range mods,here mhtt er been here for 35 years so this is the most rain i have seen. just hang on, boys and and we will be all right in the long term. dion: listen to that guy. over the north bay, it has been a race against time to reroute a critical gaslight around a landslide that is still active. highway 101 has reopened crews completed the repair work. now as the next storm approaches, abc7news reporter cornell barnard shows us how those already hit by flooding are getting prepared. cornell: traffic is moving again on southbound highway 101. a closed portion has reopened after pg&e successfully rerouted

in underlined gas pipeline around this landslide that is still moving. crews had to cut through the road and highway 101 to lay the temporary bypass and then back across the freeway. the landslide happened during last tuesday's bomb cyclone. >> it was not damaged in the event, but understanding we have additional weather systems coming our way in the days ahead, we wanted to put forth contingency plans to ensure continued delivery of the support of utilities. cornell: a new storm could bring more of what we have seen too much of this rainy season, flooding and downed trees. first responders know many in the bay area are suffering from storm fatigue. >> we are just concerned the public is just getting a little bit numb to the hazards and risks these storms pose. it has kind of become business as usual. cornell: the chief urges the public to stay vigilant. his department getting ready for the next round of rain.

>> we may be looking at additional staffing, equipment. cornell: john mcmullin was making the best of a dry day to get in some yard work. >> i know it is coming. cornell: some neighbors are ready for more rain and flooding. these neighbors have gone to extremes by building a wall in front of their home to protect it from the rising water. >> we are the house that is affected the most. cornell: she shared pictures of her family's floodwall during past flooding. it has been four feet deep. she said it happened too frequently. water coming from a nearby drainage ditch. you guys have resorted to drastic measures to keep the water away. >> that is all we can do at this point. cornell: with more rain coming, the bay area is gearing up to get wet again. cornell barnard, abc7news. dion: don't forget, you can always get weather and the latest breaking news updates on the palm of your hand with the abc7news bay area app. we sent out this push alert

giving you a timeline and breakdown of the storm coming. download the app and enable those push notifications. moving on, police in san jose are looking for the driver of a car that hit and killed a woman on a bicycle tonight. that collision happened on blossom hill road just before 7:00. police say officers tried to help but the victim died at the scene. the driver did not stop. investigators have not yet released a description of the vehicle. a daylong standoff with an arm demand near gilroy has come to a violent and. the standoff unfolded at a home on dryden avenue near bishop court in santa clara county. that is where deputy sheriffs responded at about 8:00 and were shot at by the suspect. no one was hit, according to authorities. now less than two hours ago, gunfire corrupted again. t of the house and was a threat. that is when an officer from an area agency open fire.

wounded and has been taken to a hospital. a sheriffs deputy was hit by a bullet that ricocheted during the gunfire. the depucondition and expected o recover. >> it is a very traumatic event. a critical incident. one of our deputies was struck by ricocheted. regardless, that is a big situation. dion: sergeant davis says they are still investigating what caught on fire near the suspects house. our cameras caught smoke in the air over the scene. deputies say they will be epicene all night to conduct the investigation. twitter owner elon musk says the value of his company has plummeted from $44 billion that he paid to know about $20 billion. that is according to the new york times which has seen an email musk sent to his employees. he warns the san francisco-based company is still in a precarious financial position. he said cost and mass layoffs were necessary and under his

ownership, musk has advertisers leave the platform. he's also publicly suggested twitter was a danger of bankruptcy. much more to come on abc7news at 11:00. all-out devastation in the deep south. an outbreak of deadly tornadoes destroys homes. federal relief now on the way and the massive cleanup needed. plus, a story of hope tonight. the san francisco group giving new life through music and poetry.

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in a powerful tornado outbreak. morgan norwood has the latest from rolling fork, mississippi, a town hit especially hard. >> rolling fork mississippi maimed and mangled, after a monster tornado sliced through the city like a chainsaw, cutting a 60 mile path of destruction across the state and killing more than two dozen people. >> the -- morgan: the local police officer says it all happened so fast. he and his girlfriend taking cover in the bathtub. >> all we were doing was holding each other. morgan: she and her husband along with seven others survived the splitting winds by taking shelter inside of a large cooler. their restaurant was a total loss along with the community she loved dearly. >> we have so much loss. we are grieving and we are hurting for our friends. that is our concern right now. this will be ok.

we just need to make sure our community is ok first. morgan: and then there is jessica davis, who tells me she was on the phone with her mother with the twister barreled through. she said she could hear the winds in the background and her mother drove to a local store and hunkered down inside. she never made it out. >> nothing but hurt. everyone lost something. whether it was a loved one, a home, everyone lost something. morgan: governor tate reeves touring the disaster zone with federal officials. >> we will be here for you now, next week. we will be here long after these cameras are gone. >> it is hard to say or tell what actually stood here. this was once someone's home. there is a fridge here, cars littered. their lives upended. >> i know we can build, but what do you do with the devastation? morgan: morgan norwood,

news, rolling fork, mississippi. dion: in the east bay, a sandwich shop is robbed of tens of dollars. causing thousands of pounds of food to spoil at delhi rama. it included a couple thousan pounds of brisket for its popular pastrami. he says $20,000 of food is heading to the compost heap and would have netted $100,000 in sales. >> the first thing that popped into her head was we have to close the business. we don't have a lot of working capital. we are a small business. we were grassroots funded. we were a pop up before this. the community really helped us get into this brick-and-mortar. dion: the community is also stepping up to save the business. at least $20,000 so far has been raised online to help deli-rama. it will reopen thursday when it plans to sell other sandwiches,

just not the pastrami that has made them so beloved. new, multi-grammy award surprise some aspiring young musicians this weekend. she popped by the disney dreamers academy, which is taking place at walt disney world to give three kids an autographed guitar. her also shared words of inspiration to the trio, each hoping to make it big in the music world. the academy is designed to great opportunities for black students and teenagers from underrepresented communities. disney is the parent company of abc 7. veterans lifted their voices in san francisco this afternoon and celebration of heroes voices. the nonprofit has been helping out veterans for a decade. as tara campbell reports, at calvary presbyterian church, the healing power of music took center stage. ♪ tara: from the sounds of the guitar to the voices of veterans

, the healing power of music and poetry filling the chapel at san francisco's presbyterian church. >> music and poetry has become my therapy and a really great outlet for my expression. tara: robert kaplan served in the navy for four years and considers his biggest battle to be with addiction. >> if i put a substance in my body, i tend to be able to not stop taking it. i'm usually running away from the way i am feeling. tara: he credits richard harrell with helping him to stop running and start feeling. richard's opera career taking him around the globe as a soloist and a teacher. >> i used to see these young veterans as the same age of my college students going off to iraq and afghanistan. i had this, for lack of a better way of saying it, an up tiffany -- epiphany. dion: using his voice to help

serve those who served the country. >> i was following music therapy. what we were discovering about the power of music therapy. tara: heroes voices offering free community workshops and taking their programs into prisons. that is where robert was encouraged to start writing and playing. >> i met robert at the san francisco county jail. he was so gung ho and getting into writing poetry. tara: his writing earning a semifinalist spot in the national veterans poetry contest. >> i have four more published poems since then. i keep writing. so, i will be reciting four poems today. tara: people proud of how far he and others have come. tara campbell, abc7news. dion: that is remarkable.

you feel very soothed just watching that story. spencer: the therapeutic value of music. a sunny day is therapeutic also. dion: oh, we will not get any therapy this coming week. spencer: we have a storm coming our way but not for quite a while. we have, conditions. wind speeds are quite low. nice, clear view of san francisco. current temperature readings, 47 degrees in the city and oakland and san jose. mid 40's at santa clara and half moon bay. looking out over the bay, looking westward. 40 degrees in santa rosa. low to mid 40's at napa, concord and livermore. 39 degrees at fairfield. one more live look at the rooftop camera. these are our forecast headlines. clear and cold overnight. mild tomorrow afternoon under hazy sunshine. level two thunderstorm into

tuesday morning and it will we get on thursday followed by drier weather at the end of the week. tonight, mainly clear with a few high clouds moving in overnight and the early morning hours. we will have the high clouds filtering the sunshine. late tomorrow night, the sunshine develops. overnight lows under mainly clear skies. low to mid 30's and most of the inland areas. only upper 30's around the bay shoreline and on the coast. we have a frost advisory in effect for virtually all of the bay area away from the bay shoreline and the coast until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, mild weather around the bay shoreline. highs will be in the low 60's. east bay and southbay up to mid 60's. it will be cool in the north bay. let's talk about this approaching storm. this storm ranks level two and it will begin late tomorrow night in the north bay with lighter rain.

it will quickly in a matter of hours intensifying into a level two. by early tuesday morning before the commute begins, we will have heavy rain, windy conditions with gusts up to 50 miles per hour and the possibility of some thunderstorms. there will be light rain in the north bay and expands and intensifies before the morning commute on tuesday gets underway. for most of the day on tuesday, we can expect. the very heavy rain, potentially damaging wind, winds down a little bit into wednesday. by wednesday night at 11:00, rainfall totals just under one inch of the southbay. over one inch around the bay shoreline. the north bay with over two inches of rain likely. a wind advisory will be in effect for most of the bay area, especially near the bay and the coast from 5:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. tuesday for most areas. 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night to 11

a.m. tuesday for the north bay coastline. level one rain starting late tomorrow night. level two for virtually all of tuesday. back down to a level one on wednesday with just scattered showers followed by some dry days of mainly sunny skies thursday and friday. next weekend, the weather becomes active again with another level one storm. dion: at this point, i don't know what to say. we have been through this so many times. spencer: we get a two day break, two days of rain. that is our pattern right now. dion:dion: looking to see if we can break that pattern. still ahead, a little bit of hometown pride. the bay area kid making a big shot to get his

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dion: marin city is celebrating after darion tremmel

diego state to the final four with the wind over creighton. can you tell they are excited? this afternoon, his family cheered him on at a watch party at the marin city recreational center. he hit the game-winning free throw with 1.2 seconds left to punch the aztecs' ticket to houston. >> i'm blessed and he has blessed. we worked hard for this. he played the game, but we put a lot of work into him. >> he's a humble boy and his got a great story. he is going to take it all away. he's a great person just like he is a player and we love him. dion: the under recruited tremmel graduated at saint ignatius and then played at seattle university before transferring to sdsu before the season. talking about sports, the warriors go down to the wire with minnesota at chase center. chris alvarez joins us now with a preview. chris: coming up, it felt like a

playoff game tonight at chase. gary payton ii returns and it came down to the final minutes against minnesota. could they keep the home winning streak alive as the push for the playoff c

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river rock casino entering tonight just seven games left in the regular season warriors began the night as the sixth seed in the west hosting seventh place, minnesota who trailed the does by just a game and a half every game huge is the warriors riding a nine-game home winning streak with all-time. great ricky henderson in the house baseball's opening day is thursday warriors trail by 12 the second quarter stephen curry. finds a splash brother clay thompson for three and the dubs down four. come back is on dante even chenzo playing the defense force the turnover clay gets it back to dante ahead to draymond green hammers at home game tied and he's letting everyone know and then steph little giving go with kevon looney. corner three splash 15-0 run gives the warriors elite steph turns around he knows it's in he had 20 dubs by two at the break midway through the third now game tied, kyle anderson. a little half court prayer and he beats the shot clock.

oh, no, minnesota led by four after three back and forth we go in the fourth 90 seconds ago jordan pool with three of his game high 27 dubs up two now warriors up one 15 seconds. go trying to run this thing out draymond green's pass stolen one of 11. second half team turnovers and then carl anthony towns transition three good with 10 seconds to go minnesota takes the lead clay and disbelief next warriors possession. jordan poole trying to create and dribble dribble throws it away was looking for staff another turnover t-wolves make a free throw and they had one more chance curry corner desperation 3 no warriors lose by three now just a half game ahead of minnesota for the sixth seed which is six games to go. we just that one slip away. and that happens sometimes but we've been so great here at home this year that we just had it off night is itself tough one to log off the court not in the show for it, but sounds good.

the giants and a's returning to the bay for two quick exhibition games before opening day giants did win the game 9-5 in oakland and as far as preseason games go the most memorable moment came on a very odd sequence in the sixth inning top the sixth luis matos grounds into a fielder's choice third baseman throwed over to tony kemp tags a bag and they start jogging off the field everyone follows. but jack peterson a little confused and so are the giants because there were actually only two outs gabe kepler alerts the umpire and after a few calls were made both teams come back on the field to resume the innings gabe kapler explaining the madness post game. i think we were all kind of like what what's going on and then collectively is like they might think there's i think there's two outs in the inning and we called to confirm that there's two outs in you called our replay room. and went to build and said hey like it's only two hours. he's like really. he's like, what is your piece in? he had to make a call too.

i mean it's madness bait only in basement. this abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion chris thanks much more to come now on abc 7 news at 11:00 is time ticking on donald trump and his pending criminal investigation. you wouldn't think so judging by saturday night's rally plus what to know about tomorrow's runway shutdown at sfo the possible impacts if you're flying soon.

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over his heart the former president defiant in the face of numerous allegations saying he's done nothing wrong from the beginning. it's been one witch hunt and phony investigation after another manhattan district attorney. alvin. bragg is investigating trump's alleged hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels before the 2016 election after falsely claiming he would be arrested last tuesday trump made an ominous claim about the consequences of an indictment riding on social media. it could result in potential death and destruction some democrats blasting the former president's rhetoric. it's dangerous. and if he keeps it up he's going to get someone killed. we've already seen the consequences. of incitement from the former president security outside the manhattan courthouse being stepped up ahead of a grand jury's expected return on monday. meanwhile trump is facing a separate investigation into his action surrounding the january 6 riot as well as an investigation into his handling of classified

materials after leaving office special counsel, jack smith successfully fought to bring trump's attorney evan corcoran before a grand jury sources. tell abc news a special counsel believes trump intentionally and deliberately misled his lawyers about the retention of classified documents the judge convinced there was preliminary evidence that trump may have used corcoran to advance a criminal scheme trump has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing alex pershey abc news, washington taking a live look from our sfo camera right now where starting tomorrow one of the airports. runways. we'll be out of commission for eight weeks crews will be repaving painting new striping and making other minor repairs flights will be routed onto two other primary runways instead. taxi weight will remain open next to the construction zone to limit any traffic congestion. airport officials say the closure will cause few delays during clear conditions and delays of less than an hour during foggy mornings. the runway is expected to reopen by late may. still ahead tonight on abc 7

news at 11:00 in the shadow of a majestic wildlife refuge sits a potentially catastrophic toxic o bay. i'm spencer christian. it's going to be a cold and frost united across the bay area. i'll have details on that and the approaching storm in my accuweather forecast for abc 7 news at 11 continues.

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to sweep through the bay area environmental groups are calling for closer monitoring of an industrial site on san francisco bay. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley has a look at what those groups want to do? from droneview 7 the cargill salt ponds in the southern reaches of san francisco bay looks something like a giant checkerboard a crisscross of levees turning evaporating sea water into mountains of high quality salt, but recently

environmental groups have raised concerns about the material in wildlife in the event of ahe san release. the agencies need to go out and inspect these ponds and make sure we're not on the verge of a catastrophic toxic spill into san francisco bay. louis directs save the bay the group recently co-authored a letter to the san francisco bay conservation and development commission questioning whether the agency is effectively monitoring the ponds among their concerns threats to the levees from sea level. rise king tides or a strong earthquake and the potential for a spill or seepage to reach the nearby don edwards wildlife refuge. there are toxic sites all around the edge of the bay that are much more heavily regulated. it's baffling that the agencies haven't taken a stronger stand about protecting the bay from this toxic material the environmentalists concerns come as cargill is rolling out a

pl thaousalt a t diofhem the bay. don brown is cargill's land res. his manager he says the company is working to build a multi-million dollar pipeline designed to be a long-term solution, you know, we understand that sea level rise and climate change is coming and we realize the time to act is now so we're taking a proactive approach to. check the bay the pipeline shown in red would run out 16 miles connecting cargill's spawns near newark with the way. wastewater treatment system run by the east bay dischargers authority brian is mixed with treated wastewater and diluted it would be piped to this facility in san leandro and released back into the bay general manager. jackie zipkin says the project would be one of the largest additions to the east bay wastewater system in years, and she believes the dilution process is a safe way to dispose

of the bitter. yeah. we consider it our mission to protect the bay. so we've done a lot of water quality testing to demonstrate that the combined effluent and brine from cargill would be safe to the bay the environmental impact report is still under consideration. i mean white is an executive director with the san francisco regional water quality control board while acknowledging her agency has an inspected the two pond specifically she says cargill has provided a recent inspection report including aerial photography of the site. she also supports the pipeline plan, so it's kind of returning it back came from the day. you're returning it back to the day but not at such a concentration that it could be toxic to the environment still groups like save the bay argue it would be years before construction is completed. they point to recent levy failures like the breach and monterey county as an example of the heightened risk. and in the meantime, they're pushing for increased oversight by agencies like the bay

conservation and development commission and the regional water quality control board. there's a lot of letters going back. worth between agencies in the company that's not adequate. they need to go out and inspect this site and see how close the material is to the top of the ponds and environmental balancing act in a corner of san francisco bay. that's both the center of thriving industry and home to a fragile and majestic wildlife refuge. in san francisco, dan ashley abc 7 news now while there is no firm date for a decision on the pipeline agencies. we spoke with say they believe it could potentially be approved later this year. i'll take a look at this a great horned owl was rescued after the recent storm in san francisco. it got trapped in the netting at the golden gate park bandshell near the deyoung museum. parks and rec department says it's structural maintenance team came out for the rescue while responding to storm damage. the owl has been recuperating in the care of animal care and control and will be returned to

the park. continuing our animal news now in the north bay people are santa rosaawaiting a first ofrvw rhinoceros. esha is pregnant safari west says it will be the first rhinoceros born at the preserve and in sonoma county isha has been at safari west for 15 years and never really showed much interest in breeding all of that changed though last year when a new male rhino caught her eye number too late for love. that's true things. you never think about right? well, we are running out of sunny days. yes before we get to that though a whole night. in fact the frost advisors in effect for most of the bay area overnight lows will drop into the low 30s in our inland areas and upper 30s elsewhere tomorrow sunshine with some high clouds hazy son high temperatures ranging from low 60s near the bay to mid 60s in some inland

areas. only mid-50s on the coast now forecast animation starting eleven o'clock tomorrow night light rain starts up in the north bay just before midnight as a level one system moves in but it quickly intensifies to a level two going into early morning in fact before the morning commute begins on tuesday. we'll have heavy downpours widespread rainfall strong gusty winds with gusts up to about 50 miles per hour at times and once again on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. this is a level two moderate storm. here's the accuweather seven day forecast this storm will on wednesday back to level one with scattered showers. they don't have a couple of dry mainly sunny days on thursday and friday before the next wave of so far light rain moves in next saturday. it's going to be a week of pretty active weather. yeah. i know we still need to be diligent, but do you think people are getting similar to like covid fatigue fatigue over this weather pattern even i'm teel lik rdyos my job, but it'sg break out of it.

yeah. i mean we need a string of sunny daysifou spirits and to dry out our wands. oh, well that too. yeah myriad of other things. all right spencer. thanks. okay. yeah, let's get to chris alvarez now with another preview sports. hi, chris. dion coming up in sports the final four is set the bay area native that won the game for his school and how the warriors late turnovers crew to be costly against minnesota sports is next. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. ♪ ♪

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seconds to go but the late game execution what cost in the game draymond green's turn over here ends in a carl anthony towns. go ahead three. then miscommunication between jordan poole and stephan curry yet another turnover two big mistakes the warriors lose 99.96 and now have just a half game lead over seventh place, minnesota. is it a concern at all that this is still happening at his late in the season like the or execution down the stretch. well, i mean, of course, it's a concern. i mean this is you know, you go into to you know late season into the playoffs you got to you know, it's good every game's gonna be close. so we got it. we got to find a way to be better. it's one of those situations where it's not it wasn't pretty but if you found a way to just finish those last 45 seconds, it's just a different feeling and you got to take that pill and swallow it just because you know we lost and try to learn from it knowing that that's kind of like a playoff type situation where it can swing a series

basketball man. it's hard. it's really hard. sometimes doesn't go your way. really hard tense moments elite eight creighton and san diego state tied at 56 with under five seconds. go marin cities darien trammell draws of foul just before the buzzer. you can see the defender grabbing his waist creighton's coach was just furious tremel made one of his two free throws creighton's full court heave and it bounces away and the aztecs win 5756 their first ever final four tremel was named south region mvp. the moment wasn't too big for me do everything. i've been through. i feel like the opportunity was just set there for me. it was god's timing and i just had to believe in that and just having that confidence that yeah i missed the first one, but i definitely wasn't the second one and i'm sure there were people doubted we could do it, but we never doubted for a minute and not to say it's easy to get there that we would ever get there, but we're there now and we're gonna go go and try to win

the thing. one more spot in the final four. who would it be miami or texas look like the longhorns marcus carr. love them for dylan mitchell, texas led by as many as 13 in the second half but mccain's with a big comeback isaiah wong. look at this move 12 of his 14 in the second half in miami wins, 88-81 their first final four as well three of the four teams going to houston our first timers indoor football league bay area panthers kicking off the season against arizona five minutes left in the fourth quarter. we're tied at 40 quarterback dalton sneed. looks to pass pulls it down nifty running and goes into the end zone. and they are fired up at the sap center jumps into the crowd and talk about fan-friendly this lucky fan touchdown for her too. panthers win it 47-46 a lot of fun there march is women's empowerment month and yesterday clay thompson along with the thompson family foundation and the warriors basketball academy hosted an all girls basketball clinic at the facility in

oakland clay surprise 60 girls from san francisco's lincoln high and took part in some of the shoot 360 drills as well as cheering on during drills and five on five games and all female staff coached up the campers. the entire cost was covered by the thompson family foundation. what a great day in oakland this abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. the warriors continuing to do good got to love it. well a quick reminder now that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app it is available for apple tv google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. all you have to do is download the app now and start streaming for free. well, that's all the time we have for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. i'm dion limb the news continues tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock for spencer christian chris alvarez and really all of us here. thanks so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside where it does look clear overlooking the embarcadero, but brace your rn y

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