the attack happened in the ring con hill neighborhood. >> we have team coverage to do -- to give this story proper context. liam melendez looks at crime in san francisco comparing perspective to reality. >> let's begin with stephanie sierra with the chilling details of bob lee's last moments. several sources confirmed surveillance footage -- he was looking for help before he fell to the ground on the sidewalk. we don't know what exactly led up to the stabbing but we are told he was in town this week on business. >> 365 main. >> it was just after 2:30 tuesday morning. sources tell the abc 7 news i team surveillance footage shows the bob lee, a high-prof

alngown the empty block of main street with apparent stab wounds in his upper left chest. sources say the 43-year-old was looking for helpbuilding nestley bridge. a reporter with our media partner is san francisco standard has seen the video. >> the video i viewed shows bob lee or someone looking like bubbly walking up main from the bay bridge toward harrison. at harrison, he seems to lif his shirt up as he approaches a car that is stopped on the corner with its flashers on. the car then drives away. he falls to the ground. he gets up again and walks back on main the way he came. the other side of the street and falls down. the blood that i saw at the scene also tracks that video seemed to show. >> lee received cpr six minutes

after emergency crews were dispatched but he died at the scene. a kitchen knife with a four inch blade was found in caltrans parking lot across the street. >> i am overwhelmed to hear today's news. it is incredibly tragic. >> george sobel was his former next door neighbor in mission bay. > we were an extra neighbors for three years and got closer. spent a lot of time together. >> he knew him during his time as squares chief taylor g officer and when he founded cash upcoming the first app to pave the way to instantaneously transfer money without fees. >> without him there would be no cash out. he helped some different startups. >> a longtime member of the silicon valley software development unity he had recently moved to miami. >> i did not realize how big he was in the tech industry. he was another kind of guy who talked about himself. >> jake shields was traveling to go see him in miami this week.

>> flying to miami tomorrow. we had plans to meet up. it is a little weird we were both supposed to hang out tomorrow night. it just happens to my mind is still processing it. when you lose someone you are like this is unexpected. >> close friends described him as an incredibly generous person and the proud father of two daughters. > he was charismatic. he was a thinker. it was a doer. his dedication to his kids was first and foremost. bob was father of the year. bob was also a patriot. >> investigators are asking anyone who parked in the neighborhood monday night into tuesday morning anywhere near main street that may have dashcam or parked car video to share that with sfpd. >> bubbly's family posted about the news on facebook today.

his father rick said bobby worked harder than anyone and was the smartest person i have ever known. it will be missed by all of those who knew him. bob's brother tim who lives in palo alto shared i was so fortunate to grow up with him and feel like i have lost part of myself. >> we've also heard from mayor london breed. she writes the homicide of bubbly is a horrible tragedy in my sympathies go out to his family and friends. the district attorney treated i want to extend my sincerest condolences to family members and loved ones for his loss. we don't tolerate these horrific acts of violence in san francisco. in he tech executives have taken to social media to say that violent crime in san francisco is horrific and the streets are unsafe. >> you hear that a lot but is there truth to that? we and melendez is here with true facts regarding violent crime. >> when someone you know is killed or attacked, it hits close to home. we understand that. people have also witnessed the

car break-ins, the shoplifting at stores. the lawlessness and you suddenly hear people say i don't feel safe anymore in san francisco. it is a perception. we want to acknowledge that but it is still our obligation to be impartial and to spell -- and to dispel the narrative gang put out about crime in san francisco. tech executive bob lee was killed in ring con hill, an upscale san francisco neighborhood. it is home to many young professionals. opening to the latest census the median household income is more than $244,000. lee's murder is the first reported homicide this year to take place within the southern station of the police department . neighborhoods like the tenderloin and bayview have had or homicide so far this year yet that seems to go unnoticed among many san franciscans. but that one statistic in ring con hill has summoned the tech

industry talking and posting a lot. tesla ceo elon musk poston violent crime in sf is horrific. many more executives criticized mayor breed and city officials for creating in their words unsafe streets. congratulations, your policies have claimed another life. but is san francisco really as dangerous as these tech executives claim? not according to the latest 2021 fbi and local police crime data has compiled in abc 7's neighborhood safety tracker. san francisco is close to the bottom of the list of major cities with 6.9 homicides per 100,000 people. austin, los angeles, miami, washington, houston, annapolis, oakland, chicago, atlanta, milwaukee, philadelphia, detroit and st. louis had more reported homicides than san francisco. supervisor matt dorsey

represents the district where the was murder. >> it is not a city where anyone should feel -- and fear for their lives at 2:30 under the morning. >> the crime trends for the year as of april 2 20 23 have 12 homicides compared to 10 for the same period last year. the number of reported assault cases is up by 2% and robberies are up by 14%. but rape and human trafficking crimes are significantly down. >> statistics don't matter when it is somebody you love who has lost their life in an incident in san francisco. that right there puts everything into perspective. san francisco has problems like many cities but these numbers we just showed you, this factual information does not fit the narrative that some people are putting out their on social media. that said i want to echo what supervisor matt dorsey said. these statistics are not comforting to the families of

any of the victims whether they live in ring con field -- ring con hill or the tenderloin or the mr. -- or the mission district >> but important figures to know. >> leanne showed you are abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker. it is an interactive tool on our website you can use to look at different crimes in different cities could see how crimes have gone up or down over time and how they compare to other places it is on the homepage of abc7news.com. >> several small businesses in chinatown are going to get another tool to grant money is going to pay for about 100 security cameras in the neighborhood. suzanne phan has a closer look. >> attacks on asian americans, break-ins and other crimes. edward is chair of chinatown merchants united association of san francisco. today he and other committee leaders say there is help thanks

to a $30,000 donation from the rose pack foundation. some businesses in chinatown sf will get a new security camera. >> they don't have to go through bureaucracy paired they can easily install the cameras in a much faster way. >> local leaders say the cameras would be a big help. that will help the police station and the police officers in identifying criminals. >> others say the cameras will be a big deterrent to criminals. >> when you walk into chinatown we are watching you. that is very important. >> a lot of businesses in chinatown sf have security cameras but committed to leaders say the grant money will give more mom-and-pop businesses a chance to install better quality cameras outside of their place. >> 80%, some have sight. right now we are looking for professional one on the outside to >> kathleen had several

cameras inside her store. she and other business owners have a lot of concerns. >> worried about the safety here. the robbery here. into before. surveillance video captured it. >> the homeless use a stone to break the front glass. >> owner henry chan says more cameras will only help. >> it is better than nothing because we are looking at what is going on. >> bart police chief is stepping down. at alvarez announced his retirement after 21 years of service with the transit agency. he has been chief for the last four years. just last month he announced changes in service that include an increased police presence on bart trains.

his last day on the job will be may 1. deputy chief kevin franklin will step in as interim chief. >> from hotel to housing. is it part of building a better bay area? there is more than one opinion about that. >> atm thieves drain a man's spec account but the bank does not believe it. how one victim tries to catch a thief. it's spring! non-drowsy claritin-d knocks out your worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion, without knocking you out.

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>> want to turn your attention to a butter -- effort to turn -- a downtown san jose hotel is undergoing more changes. the sick ne-yo by hilton was formerly the fairmont. the owner is considering selling

off one of the towers to be transformed into housing. abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains how that might affect the city. >> once a centerpiece of hotels in downtown san jose, the future of the former fairmont now sick ne-yo by hilton is again in question. >> want to call on the city council to greet -- to use its governing power to set protections for workers, the arts and downtown prosperity by ensuring the use of the space stays as a hotel. >> the owner is accepting b to sell the 264 room seven tower of the hotel. while the northern tower would remain these members of the community argue it would lead to the loss of transient occupancy tax money that goes to the arts community and the elimination of hundreds of hotel jobs. >> my colleagues and i have weathered the storm of the pandemic. if the 264 rooms of the south tower are eliminated

illuminate their ability to return to work. >> city councilmember torres once the city to review potential impacts before the sale. the signs theax dla, ' about what pas of . jose has never had a good ratio of hotel rooms for convention center use. the fact of the matter is if these hotel rooms go, more folks are going to be less interested in having a large convention in the city of san jose. mayor's plans for downtown vibrancy but the ceo of san jose's downtown association says while losing hotel rooms is sad, gaining housing could be better for downtown potentially lowering in more businesses. >> eventually we will reach critical mass. important interesting retailers will be interested in coming to downtown because critical mass has been reached. i am thrilled with every additional housing unit we can

bring into downtown. >> the sale of the tower remains ongoing endo-deal has been made as of now. >> in the north bay, san rafael has a new mobile crisis response program. it is called safe and instead of bullies responding to certain calls crisis team will. the team will typically handle reports of mental illness or homelessness and will work together with the san rafael police department. abc 7 was there as the street hits the streets for the first time. >> we operate under 911 now. if anyone contacts police for you guys instead, the safety will come and instead of can you guys in trouble we will come and see what you guys need. if you guys need transportation, food, clothes, anything like that. >> san rafael police say the safe team hope free up officers to handle other calls. in the east bay more questions than the city of oakland about

the major ransomware to attack. lena howland is getting answers from city leaders about where the data breach stands now. >> for the first time in three years, oakland city hall has reopened. that means more people are returning to in person work in the downtown area. >> this is the beginning of a new era of a new change. >> the mayor celebrating the return of these workers with a downtown activation event. >> a lot of each other -- a lot of us are meeting each other for the first time. >> this comes two months into a ransomware attack which has put at least 400 current city employees and thousands of former employees at risk of being hacked. wednesday within the last drop of data which happened at nikole last couple of days was much bigger than previous dumps according to the mayor. >> we understand this is a larger amount of data that was dropped into the black web. we are still going through what

has actually been taken. >> still many city workers say they like to see more transparency about the situation from the city's elected officials. >> it is overly big thing. i think it is affecting a lot of people personally. for me th more cumin occasion and transparency. action. >> the mayor says as of today the city systems are only 85% back online. they're still working to figure out how much information was actually released. i am equally upset and obviously what is put out and to the dark web cannot be taken back. i'm equally frustrated. my information is out there too. what we are going to have to do is be proactive. >> she says with ongoing budget talks there looking at further investing in the city's i.t. systems to ensure this does not happen again.

some things the city council president says she is already on board with. over $3 million to our budget for chief security officer and to make sure our systems are as up-to-date as possible. we are going to keep doing that. >> we have had some nice weather for a change. >> it has been a lovely change. but it will change again. sandhya patel is here. >> we have got to please everybody and keep everyone happy. we'll bring in some rain as well. take a look at this live picture from our east bay hills camera. thanks to randy and a transmission for giving us this glorious view of the east bay hills looking up toward the higher clouds. we are seeing an increase in the clouds because the system is approaching. ahead of it on live doppler 7 this is the system that is going to bring us some rain but not immediately. for now we will go with higher

clouds and a beautiful view from our golden gate bridge camera. a little bit of a bruise but nothing terrible. san francisco to oakland. 59 in mountain view. this afternoon high temperatures were in the mid-50's to mid 60's. still a good four to seven degrees behind where you should be for this time of year. from our oakland airport camera you can see a nice view. no problems as far as flights go. 60 in napa. popping up into the low and mid 60's. fairfield, warmest spot was 65. from san jose, you are seeing extra clouds. increasing high clouds. this morning we had mid 30's. showers return late tomorrow night going into friday. warmer weather for the weekend. nice for easter. as we look at our hourly temperatures tonight at 7:00 we have temperatures in the 50's. it we start to notice 40's. those numbers will drop by

morning but not as low as what we saw this morning because of the extra cloud cover insulating us. you start off the morning with 30's and 40's. partly to mostly cloudy skies. for the afternoon, mid-50's to the mid 60's. cloutier any the early part of the viewing area. less cloud cover to the south. filtered sunshine. on our abc7news storm impact scale, this is a light level one for late tomorrow night into friday. light rain. breezy conditions. the highest amounts will be in the north bay. you're fine early part of the day tomorrow. as we head toward tomorrow evening, a few showers start to develop at 7:00 p.m. in the northern part of our viewing area. it will take a bit of time. by 5 a.m., the friday commute is going to be a slow-growing one with the rain. keep the and mind to going into 8 a.m., still some scattered showers. we stop the clock as we are expecting the giants home opener to get underway.

you will notice there is nothing other than clouds, isolated showers eased and southeast of the area. rainfall totals come a few hundredths of an inch and it is southern part two a quarter half an inch in the northern part of the area. giants home opener, breezy and cloudy. 59. if you take a hoodie, you are fine. late-night chance of a few showers tomorrow. a one for friday. light rain. breezy conditions. as we go toward the weekend, let's just go outside. it is easter on sunday. for the little ones we don't have to worry about runny eggs for the egg hunt. a much warmer pattern. slight chance of a few showers on sunday. we go back to sunshine as we head toward next week. >> coming up next, see w difference you made to a story yo

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each strand of laer e blocks of them along grand avenue need to be replaced. chinatown merchants association wants to go from the campaign with a nonprofit called the chinatown to replace these lanterns and today they reached their goal which is fantastic. you cannot imagine chinatown without the lanterns. we have a link to their gofundme on our website. some of the donations driven from the bay area to a flood damage section of the central coast. see what a difference it made to the people receiving them. >> plus a look at what is next in the historic case against donald trump

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> it has been than 24 hours since history was made when former president trump was formally charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. he plead not guilty to all charges. >> he continues to deny any wrongdoing. m wynn has the latest pit >>

former president donald trump presidential bid under a cloud with 34 felony counts hanging over him. >> this fake case was brought to interfere with the upcoming election. >> trump defiant during a speech at mar-a-lago hours after his arraignment in new york when he was arrested, fingerprinted and processed. manhattan district attorney alvin bragg alleging a series of hush-money payments the high personal scandals were made to help the presidential run and claiming trump falsified documents to cover it up >> that is a scheme to buy and suppress negative information to help mr. trump's chance of winning the election. >> legal experts say in new york falsifying business records is typically a misdemeanor but prosecutors believe these charges rise to the level of a felony because the payments were allegedly part of an effort to conceal a crime. the da did not specify what that crime was. >> could be a compelling

argument but before they get there they're going to have to overcome the legal issues. question one, what is the crime that prosecutors are alleging escalated this from a misdemeanor to a felony? >> a state prosecutor is prosecuting a federal election will violation at is not exist according to federal election officials. >> the da requested for a protective order citing consent -- setting significant concern over trump social media acts against the das office. the order was not issued with the judge warned all parties to refrain from making comments that could incite violence or jeopardize the safety of individuals. just hours later trump continues his verbal attacks on the judge himself. i have a trump hitting judge with the trump hitting wife. >> he did go after the family and other families which i think is a mistake. >> asking him to be excused from attending in person due to extraordinary security measures.

the judge has declined to authorize that for now. >> alameda county pamela price took an extra neri step today. some legal experts call it absurd. announcing in social media video she is going to prevent superior court judge mark mckennon from hearing any criminal cases in the future. >> because of judge mckennon's inappropriate comments and conduct on two separate occasions my office will file a motion to disqualify him from hearing any criminal cases being prosecuted by our office. >> the judge rejected the plea deal for alonzo lungren should he faced 75 years to life for three murders. price offered 15 years if you would plead guilty to a single cap of voluntary manslaughter. today after mckennon rejected the motion for the judge to remove himself from the bench the da released that video. >> it has been almost a month since the levee breach that

caused massive flooding in the town of paro. many still living in evacuation centers p today major relief thanks to volunteers who traveled from the san mateo county coast to help out. zach fuentes has the story. >> the road to recovery for the people it's long. still many undocumented residents will not qualify for fema assistance. even with evacuation orders lifted many homes are still unlivable due to toxins and extensive damage. >> it is very difficult for the kids. as adults we can say we will live in the car. for kids what are we supposed to do? >> as families like this continue to struggle. some will come relief was brought to the evacuation center they have been staying at. the help coming on they doubled upper deck double-decker bus coming from half moon bay.

>> we have been through the same things with the floods and the tragedy of the mass shooting. our hearts broke seeing what was happening in pajaro and we wanted to extend our support and say we are here with you. >> the bus is only been providing help like this since december. and of the organizations behind it say it is helping to facilitate the distribution filled with things like blankets, socks and school supplies. a volunteer organization made up of san jose fire fighters also joined holding their december giveaway early. >> we think of shelter, food and clothes but we forget about the kids displaced. >> this bus responsible for bringing plenty of physical donations but they tell us one of the most important services is not one that is tangible. >> we are creating access for mental health. it is free. they can utilize it. we have amazing clinicians here. we have learned mental health as

visits to farmworker communities throughout california including a return stop to bring more leaf to the people of pajaro. >> we need to take the resources to them. >> those resources bringing an enormous spirit of gratitude among the families. >> a programming note. tomorrow we will have a special presentation of abc 7 news at 6:30. two months after the deadly mass shooting in half moon bay we take a deep look at the lingering crisis uncovered by the tragedy. that is the horrific living conditions some farmworkers and door. luz pena's spent days in the santa county coast investigating how these conditions were allowed to happen. join us for hitting crisis. tragedy at half moon bay. that is tomorrow right here at 6:30. >> coming up next, how some of the most iconic photography of the 20th century can help us better understand nature today and tomorrow. >> a bank does■not believe a

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>> a 7 on your side>> review -- forcing victims to use the tap feature and draining their accounts. happen to several chase bank customers in san francisco. >> the bank of one victim set out to prove to the bank he was scammed. michael finney has your story. >> amazing story from start to finish. the scammers knew that by tapping your card the atm transaction window stays open even after cash comes out. if you walk away too early the thieves step up and start withdrawing money. the bank said there was no proof of any scam. after losing everything, this young man decided to go get that proof. >> there was a card stuck in the atm. >> joey recalls how someone stole his money at this chase atm. the card slot was glued shut. a man next to him offered help. >> he says you have to tap your

card because it has been broken. i was like thanks. >> joey tapped his phone, withdrew $60 and walked off. it all seemed normal until he went back to the atm. > the same man was there. that is what i was suspicious. >> as joy withdrew another safety dollars the man came closer. >> he went up to the atm right behind me. i was like that is not good. >> sure enough he later found multiple withdrawals from his account. $1640 gone. >> i'm like that happened to me. >> that guy scam to me last night at the atm machine >> i do not think anything of it. i thought he was just using the atm. >> i definitely did not withdraw that much money. >> the same thing happened to the other customers at the atm. >> they put glue on of the card reader of the atm machine. >> a bank manager told victims the scammers poured glue into the slots so victims have to tap instead.

i tapping the transaction window stays open even after the cash comes out. if a customer walks off though closing the window a thief can step up and withdraw more money. >> i called them maybe 20 times with a misspent of the week. >> chase bank rejected his claim just as it denied other victims willing that they authorized the withdrawals. > they put in which said you don't have any proof of these claims. >> bueckers told joey he must have taken the money since he tapped his phone at the atm. >> since i did not report my phone missing i must have made these charges. which was not true. >> the bank refused to check the surveillance video to see who really took out his money. >> they said the police have to request the surveillance video should they need a subpoena. >> so joey took matters into his own hands. he made his own video. every time i walk my dog i would look to see if he was there and he was there one time. >> from across the street joey saw the same man looking at the

atm. secretly he shot this video. he says it shows the man scamming someone else. i told chase, i have this video. this is proof. they said just because you have proof of them doing it to someone does not meet it happened to you. >> we contacted chase bank. every druid -- eight review joe's case at this time you get a refund. the bank refunded other scam victims but is not said how it investigates these scams. telling us we are making changes tour atm's to protect our customers. >> i was super surprised because i tried so hard to get that money back. >> consumer advocates telus banks are not -- are required by law to conduct a full investigation. they're not allowed to simply ignore important evidence like surveillance video. if you lose money and your bank refuses to look at all the evidence you let me know about it. i'm getting people their money back. >> thank goodness you're doing it because they would not have gotten their money back. >> we are expecting rain to

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>> if someone said yosemite and photography, one name would jump into your mind, ansell adams. >> adams was born in the bay area and influenced thousands of professional photographers. >> spencer christian shows you how a new exhibition is putting spotlight on his role as an environmental influence. >> i see the picture in my mind's eye. many of his iconic images western landscapes like yosemite were both remote and still pristine. for much of his career he worked to help keep them that way. now a new exhibit at san francisco's de young museum examines how how his environment to activism is taking on a new urgency under the age of climate change. >> he is that massive figure with this sort of larger-than-life reputation one has to deal with. so i'm fascinated to realize how many contemporary artists are concerned and speaking to environmental issues to climate change.

>> senior curato says the influence can be seen in the work of those often younger photographers included in the expert -- in the exhibition. contrast the famous photograph of the moon over a desert landscape with the nevada landscape. >> what i love about brian's work is he is looking and concerned with the fact we as a culture seem so often to extract everything that is valuable to take from the soil, to take from the earth. >> assistant curator sarah mckay said she grew up on the east coast where many of the images defined the western landscape in popular imagination. she also notes the evolution in works like the beach restoration. the environmental activism started by adams is at the forefront of the images in the exhibition. there are photographers like a lucas folia who are involved with climate scientists and whose main concern is the

environment. >> the exhibition is also intimate look at ansell adams bay area roots from the golden gate before the golden gate bridge to a developing landscape dotted by little boxes on the hillsides. a mix of classic and contemporary views of landscape, the west and ultimately the change facing our entire planet. >> the exhibit is called ansell adams in our time should it opens this weekend. >> well worth your time. let's turn our attention back to the changing forecast. >> sandhya patel has what is coming our way. >> how about some rain? let's take a live look at a picture from our zephyr cove camera. if you're heading to the mountains, tomorrow is a good day to go. friday there will be some snow showers. your difficult travel day. slickly saturday. you're looking at a mix of sun and clouds.

sunday, milder weather. live doppler 7, high clouds passing thro tomorrow, rayna rugsmo afternoon is fine. mid-50's to upper 60's giving a quick glance at what is coming. late rain friday morning. it out of here before the giants home opener. we don't have any rain for easter weekend. monday there is a slight opportunity. it is a one friday. dry and warmer for your easter holiday weekend. >> very nice. > it is feeling like baseball weather for now. >> in chicago not as much. you have to live with it. time is of the essence of this year. time was on display in the giants white sox game. what are these guys yelling at? what are they upset about? that

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>> the giants are swinging for the fences and missing a lot. today they struck out her teen times against the white sox. in five games they're averaging more than 12 case. the second worst in the majors. a small sample size. bitter better hit a lot of homers if you're going to strike out that much. giants fans made the trip to chicago. judy davis connecting. davis, his first of the year.

the only giants hummer today. the ball blasts right through the glove of andrew warren. peterson ends up with a single. the next batter mike yastrzemski strikes out. to end the inning the giants fail to score. another out of the and of the third. tim anderson thinks he called time. logan webb throws it down the middle. anderson is furious. he keeps yelling at logan webb. says please, sir. could you be quiet? anderson got ejected. allowed four runs in five innings. luis roberts with the rb i single. the white sox when it 7-3. got to make this play. get up. and's up in the suites. the a's trail quach-zero in the eighth first career bomb.cl-one.

still in the eighth. seth brown. blasts to left-center. going to be caught. they look like it might've been over the wall. they go to extras. after taking a 5-4 lead, bay area native adding some insurance. the guardians when this 16-4. let us flashback to last night. two down for the a's. singles home the game-winning run. victorious. punter-repeated that was the easy part. the hard part came when camp had to survive the post game ice shower. >> came standing at the end of that.

>> warm. >> left. last night moses moody came off the bench. he scored 13 points in 26 minutes. three of five from downtown. as you will see, he threw down a monster dunk. give me that. as the lawyers came back from a double-digit deficit, a bumpy second season for moody. limited playing time. went pro after a year at arkansas. he knew what he was setting up for. >> up and i talk to him a couple months ago and asked how he was doing with not playing much. he said i chose to develop in the nba. not at arkansas. if i was arkansas i would be playing but i chose to develop in the nba.

this is part of it. it is like the most mature answer i've heard anybody give. that is who he is. he is a mature young guy and he gets it. >> masters par 3 contest. something in the air. five holes in one today. shame is power on the eighth hole. hence the green. we are going to speeded up a little bit. all the way. first days of the day. over 10 nine. power has the power. from 119 yards. he did it again. just the third person in masters par 3 history to make a hole in one on back-to-back holes. typically guys that do that do not win the tournament. that is ok. at least you made the highlights. one more note on the warriors. andrew wiggins just came back. the warriors have decided he is not going to play. the next time we will see him is at a playoff contest paired they want him to work his way back into shape.

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♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [cheers and applause] let's meet today's contestants-- a home inspector from columbus, ohio... a local history librarian from ozark, missouri... and our returning champion-- a guest services agent from lafollette, tennessee... whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings! thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!," folks. seconds after i announced brian henegar as our winner in yesterday's game,

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