back seat her two-year-old child who was later reunited with family the suspects face a number of charges including murder robbery child endangerment and conspiracy. this shooting follows days of headlines about gun violence across the country and new at six abc 7 news anchor list crisis here in the newsroom force with a deeper look with a bay area perspective on this list. hi, dan and alma one in five americans reports having a family member who has been killed with a gun. that's according to a survey by the kaiser family foundation. that number is just staggering. think about it. we're talking 20% of americans and the problem seems to only be getting worse. it's a reality that's hard to swallow day after day headlines about victims of gun violence across the country in missouri, new york, texas, and now again here in the bay area blake mows. the home depot employee shot and killed trying to stop a shoplifter at their store in

pleasanton the common denominator across all these tragedies guns gun for violence even in our state happens every day following the recent deadly shootings bay area lawmakers, josh becker and mark berman held a virtual town hall to discuss gun violence and prevention among the panelists dr. garon winnemu the director of the violence prevention research program at uc davis. one of the myths is that americans are somehow uniquely violent as people and that's simply not true if you compare us to other wealthy industrialized countries our rates of robbery and assault are actually lower than the average for wealthy industrialized countries and where we are unique is in our rate of fatal violence and that happens because we have a unique level of access to a consumer product that changes the outcome that product is firearms according to

gallup 45% of americans live in a household with a gun in california. we're background checks are required to obtain a firearm data shows the number of people looking to obtain a gun has drastically risen over the last two decades this graph from the abc 7 news data team shows that in 2002, california conducted roughly 680,000 firearm background checks in 2022 that number more than double to more than 1.4 million law enforcement has also cited the rise in privately manufactured ghost guns as a compounding problem here in california where the listen market is regulated major law enforcement agencies have sometimes reported that 30 to 50 percent of all the guns they recover in prime are these unserialized privately manufactured ghost guns. so what can be done does gun control even work the answer is an unequivocal? yes. there are a number of strategies

that have been shown to be effective when immutes says one example is gun violence restraining orders, which she says have been used to prevent 58 mass shootings in california. and dr. william said the california as a state actually is an example that gun control measures can work to lower deaths from firearms. he said in the late 80s and early 90s deaths from firearm violence in california were substantially higher than in other states lawmakers, then began enacting gun control measures and by the turn of the century death rates plummeted. he said in 2020 california's firearm death rate was 60% lower than the rate in the other 49 states put together, so that is positive news, but still not any easier news for all the victims of gun violence here in california in the newsroom liz cory. it's abc 7 news. all right, liz. thank you. you can use the abc 7 neighborhood safety tracker to look up crimes where you live we have data for san francisco, san jose and oakland and we're working to add more cities as well. it's on the home page of abc 7 news.com and remember if you're

looking for an ally when it comes to dealing with gun violence and the damage that it inflicts on some in our communities go to abc 7 news.com/take action police are looking for aspect responsible for fatally shooting a man in san jose today. police say the shooting happened just after 1:30 pm on blossom river drive when officers arrived to the scene, they found one man fatally wounded investigators were asking for witnesses to come forward. this is san jose's ninth homicide this year one person was seriously injured in a fire earlier today in san francisco's russian hill neighborhood. when an abc 7 news crew arrived, but on the scene on leavenworth street flames were shooting out of the building's top floor firefighters. soon was trying to escape but was trapped and needed to be rescued that person suffered serious injuries a second person was treated at the scene and then released the fire started around 1:30 in the afternoon and was under control in about an hour the cause still under investigation. we're going to end.

landlords but abc 7 news reporter ryan curry found neither side likes the new laws. oakland will adopt new housing laws once the eviction more torin ends. those laws will protect tenants from evictions under certain circumstances, but still allow landlords to evict tenants who don't pay rent but some landlords say this will cause problems at this point. i'll be in foreclosure before i can evict for non-payment of rent hannah kirk says she has had numerous issues with her tenant for the past three years the new law says tenants cannot be evicted for missing payments during the pandemic. they also cannot be evicted if they owe less than one month of fair market rent which kirk offers i offer my unit for $800 a month. the room itself is 1969 so i have to wait three months in order to do anything

oakland councilmember nikki. fortunato bass says the new laws are made to phased out the moratorium but prevent many residents from becoming homeless. we're working to continue to protect our most housing insecure tenants and also responsibly phase out the moratorium. so that property owners can start collecting rent. however, some tenants say they still need more time a member of the oakland tenants union who is asking to stay anonymous says she is still recovering from the pandemic. she says she owns her own business and more money is slowly starting to come in, but it's not enough. right away. kirk says the only way for her to get away from her tenant is to sell her property. it's something she doesn't want to do but is considering i love my home and i would really love for a family to live in that home and enjoy it the way my

family did in oakland ryan curry abc 7 news. and update from the i-team tonight. san francisco. police. say a man seen on camera throwing eggs at passengers on a muni bus. all yelling racial slurs has been arrested and investigators say they've linked him to two other incidents as well 44 year old joseph benjamin pleaded not guilty today to battery and hate crime charges in addition to the egg throwing incident from february investigators. say benjamin has also been charging connection with a cheese throwing incident on a muty bus on christmas day and he's accused of assaulting immunity driver by spitting on him. also from the i-team, san mateo county is one step closer now to becoming a sanctuary county the board of supervisors passed an ordinance that prohibits the county from cooperating with ice without a federal warrant, but critics argue the legislation designed to bring more equality overlooks public safety abc 7 news item reporter stephanie. sierra has the latest an ordinance that aims to bring

more equality for asylum seekers and san mateo county passed with the 4-1 vote transfers to ice constitute double punishment for immigrants, but critics argue. the headline doesn't tell the whole story when a person who is a convicted rapist or child molester or or murderer is released from prison. they're not we will have no ability to work with ice in order to go ahead and deport that individual the ordinance by supervisor david canopy prohib. is all departments in san mateo county from using county funds to cooperate with requests from ice without a federal judicial warrant. i'm concerned about it supervisor ray mueller was the only one to vote against it. he would have supported the ordinance if it honored three exemptions for murder rape and child molestation. why didn't you support the three exemptions for those convicted of rape murder and child molestation when it comes to those sort of crimes. you're exactly right.

that we are not going to cooperate with ice. why should there be? double punishment, but the question i should be supervisor was why didn't you support those three exemptions? but why not the answer to that question is we took it on its totality stephanie we heard from families lily ray is the co-founder of bay area border relief a non-profit dedicated to supporting children and families seeking asylum in the us. she says a man seeking asylum in san mateo county has been charged with molesting of 14 year old girl just feels wrong. it just feels wrong. this you come to this country. you've got to follow the rules concern of his getting out is concern of anybody getting out that they will do it again. do you know the recidivism rate of convicted criminals seeking asylum and san mateo county? i don't know. i i don't know the doj has done a study that found child

molesters have the highest recidivism rate. does that change your answer? look stephanie? that's not going to change my mind. what's the difference? if we have someone who commits a crime that is a non-immigrant. and then we have someone who's in who who's an immigrant. how is the community? how is the community safer the question was how can you make that assumption? that it's safer without knowing the recidivism rate. of convicted criminals and san mateo county seeking asylum you heard you heard what i've said, though, right my question to you was oh i hear i hear you. sorry, you know that without knowing the recidivism rate. yeah. i mean, i understand what you're saying. i i get it i get it and maybe maybe safer, you know, let me walk that back. well supervisor can about added that. he has heard from people in the community. are scared to cooperate with police afraid. they might get deported but critics argue victims of

convicted criminals released from prison and not deported will share that same fear. so we'll of course stay on this that the final vote will take place next. okay, stephanie. thank you. well if you have a story for the abc 7 news, i team called this number on your screen one eight eight four zero. i team or go to abc 7 news.com slash i-team. alright coming up here. next are you do money from meta's 725 million dollars settlement over the cambridge analytica scandal and seven on your side is michael finney joins us live tonight with more tap to pay problem stories. i'm meteorologist sandy patel temperatures trending higher today. i'll show you how much warmer it's going to get this week coming right up when abc 7 news at 6:00 continues.

for a while you may be entitled to some settlement money. facebook's parent company meta has agreed to pay hundreds of millions of dollars over a lawsuit over data sharing and as abc 7 news reporter, zach fuentes explains. you can apply to receive some of that cash. did you have a facebook account between may 24th, 2007 and december 22nd of 2022 then you may be eligible for a settlement payment facebook boasts more than two billion active users making it one of the largest social media companies, but it's popularity has been impacted recently. the company is laid off another round of workers wednesday as part of job cuts announced earlier this year by ceo mark zuckerberg and long before that was announced the company had been involved in another scandal they gave access of our data to a third party that third party

was a data analytics firm that worked with the trump campaign a class action lawsuit was filed four years later facebook agreed to settle in a federal judge here in california approved it preliminarily in december now facebook users can apply to get a piece of that 725 million dollar settlement. i applied myself. that's pretty information though. facebook is denied any wrongdoing san jose state tech expert. i'm in monopolis facebook agreeing to settle is far from surprising because when you go to trial number one is your competitive. about your inner working how your company is working. number two that you're gonna hear from so many people inside the company things that you have no control. they cannot lie. they have to tell the truth about what's going on. it's also something he says social media companies will be taking note of a lot of companies are worried about their income and revenue they trying to cut costs and now you have a case that will force them to pay hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars. so it's not it's not good a final settlement approval hearing is set for september 7th. there's no appeals. the settlement payments would be distributed after that. but the time to apply is now the

online claim form says that applications are due by 11:59 pm on august 25th of this year. you can find a link to that claim form on our website abc7news.com in san jose zach fuentes abc 7 news. all right still a little colder than i expected today. i know it's gonna warm up soon enough. we think a meteorologist sandy patel is here with the forecast sandia. yeah, dan and alma those temperatures did come up a few degrees today, but still a good four to seven degrees below average. that's not gonna last as we head towards friday. those temperatures will be well above where they should be for this time of year showing you nothing but sunshine from our tower cameras right now golden gate emeryville, san jose sutro and in case you're wondering where those temperatures are going average high in livermore 70 degrees tomorrow 71 heading up into the low 80s friday. i mean, it's still going to be warm saturday and then a little bit of a dip only to see those temperatures recover again as we had towards next week numbers

are up by 11 degrees in santa rosa compared to 24 hours ago four degrees warmer there in oakland five in livermore still a little bit of an onshore breeze gus to 30 at sfo 25 and half moon bay. this is why the coast today only the 50s but you got inland and it was up into the upper 60s. we're going to go hour by hours seven o'clock tonight still breezy along the coast. so if you're stepping out grab that layer that extra layer because it does feel a little cool tomorrow morning the winds ease and then they pick back up again, but this is the typical sea breeze that we expect in the afternoon and the evening sunshine from our emeryville camera as we look back towards san francisco right now tree pollen is running high with the wind blowing the tree pollen around might be suffering from allergies. it's going to remain high along with the uv index grass pollen moderate. the main culprits are oak mulberry juniper and cedar but you know, it's that time of year when the tree pollen is elevated. and so we all end up suffering from our suture tower camera. you are seeing blue skies right

now the upside to this windy pattern as air quality is good and that's going to continue tomorrow a little bit on the moderate side for santa clara valley friday and saturday as those temperatures come up, but still safe enough to get outside and enjoy high pressure is commanding our weather now and as that ridge pushes that storm track up to the north. we will continue to see our temperatures rising the next few days. so the numbers right now in the 50s and the 60s showing you live view from our san jose camera where it's a sunny view mainly clear skies cool start in the morning sunny and much warmer the next few days and that warmth holds heading. to the weekend, so 7 o'clock tonight 50s 60s those temperatures will drop a little bit by 9 pm. it's not going to be terribly chilly. tomorrow morning will be in the 30s and the 40s and then as we head into the afternoon notice those temperatures inland popping up into the low 70s. i'll show you where they'll max out in just a moment. your morning numbers will be in the 30s and 40s clear skies for most of you as we head into the afternoon. you'll need the sunscreen and

it's definitely short sleeve weather in the south bay 71 morgan hill los gatos 70 in santa clara, san jose pretty mild day on the peninsula upper 60s from palo altoona mountain view 58 degrees and half moon bay, san francisco and south cities 63 degrees breezy along the coastline north bay numbers 70 in novato sonoma 72 santa rosa heading into the east bay you're looking at mid-60s to upper 60s, oakland 67 68 in fremont 69 castro valley inland areas. you're gonna be nice and mild 72 degrees in in fairfield conquered 71 degrees in more now that's more like spring the accuweather 78 forecast the warming continues tomorrow temperatures soaring on friday into the low 80s inland the 80s will hold for saturday that spring warmth with us the 60s near the coast for those of you who don't like it warm mid-70s around the bay and then those temperatures slowly slip for the second part of your weekend going into early next week holding and then coming right

back up again. so ama and dan we're gonna bring you warmth finally, i like it. yeah, me too. yeah, i really do. okay. thank you women's access to the abortion pill mythopristone remains unchanged for two more days the us supreme court decided today to extend a pause on a lower court ruling that would limit access to the drug a decision is now expected by friday members of what's formally called the pro-choice caucus in washington today vowed to fight to keep the bill of the pill available american women are not going backwards and the politicians mostly men who are trying to drag us back to the 1950s had better be ready. the case started in texas when a judge declared the fda's approval of memphis stone invalid saying the agency didn't properly consider the drug's health effects the contradictory ruling in washington state and a split decision in a federal appeals court have led to confusion about the abortion pill. coming up here the family of tyree nichols the man killed by police has filed a half billion

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the history of violations at this new york parking garage, which collapsed yesterday killing one person and injuring five others witnesses. say the four-story garage. pancake without warning sending cars cement and people crashing

down to the basement records show the garage had 64 violations since 1976 two decades ago city building inspectors cited the property owner for failing to properly maintain the building finding cracks and defects in the concrete and inspection done in 2013 showed no further structural issues. today, it's been 28 years since the oklahoma city bombing 168 seconds of silence were observed one second for each person who was killed on april 19th, 1995 a rental truck filled with explosives detonated outside the murah federal building two former us army soldiers timothy mcveigh and terry nichols were convicted of the attack mcveigh was executed by lethal injection in 2001. nickels is serving life in prison and the family of tyree nichols today filed a 550 million dollar lawsuit alleging wrongful death. it names the city of memphis. it's police department the officers involved and others video of the incident on january

7th shows five police officers kicking and punching nickels during a traffic. stop the 29 year old died in the hospital three days later. this has nothing to do with the monetary value of this last song lawsuit, but everything with that has to do with the accountability amir those police officers murdered my son to make it financially unsustainable these police oppression units unjustly kill black people in the future the officers involve faced criminal charges and their unit has been disbanded. are the officers involved in the antioch police text message scandal a police gang that's what some people claim why this could be extremely difficult to prove plus arraignment today for the man accusive shooting ralph yarrow the teenager who

accidentally went to the wrong house to pick pick up his siblings last week.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> there from the antioch police scandal involving racist, misogynistic and homophobic text messages. >> al sharpton is calling for the u.s. department of justice to protect mayor thorpe. >> some people are questioning whether the officers acted as a police gang. >> anser hassan tells us proving that could be difficult. treated like professionals they are going to need to act like professionals. the bay area are raising concerns after documents reveal a series of racist, sexist and homophobic text messages sent by police officers and supervisors over almost two years. a sample of some of the text messages, officer mark

what are you guys up to? in other rights violating civil rights. >> this is not just the antioch police department. this is historical. >> an attorney claimed you was named as being targeted by police. she believes given the number of officers involved they could be considered a police gang under california law. >> penal code section 13 670 and it seems to me a lot of what we have meets the definition of a law enforcement gang. >> i have no problem saying it is a police gang. >> john burris says even though he would count as the antioch pd to have acted as a gang it would still be up to an outer agency to investigate the department to make that determination. >> to the extent it

work then you consider that to be a gang. >> as enticing as this notion might be, this is not a gang it is difficult to argue the antioch police department has engaged in criminal behavior that would be similar to that of a gang. >> greg woods is professor of justice at san jose state university he says a gang is loosely defined as three or more involved in criminal behavior. he points to the writers gang in oakland where police planted evidence and made up false reports. >> here we have text illustrating racial animus and we have at the very least perhaps an interpretation of bias, bigotry, racism. he says antioch >> but he acted more as a fraternity rather than a law enforcement gang and would likely take a class action lawsuit to determine otherwise. >> police in alabama say three

suspects, a 20-year-old and two teenagers are in custody for saturday's mass shooting that left four people dead in 32 others wounded. the shooting happened in the small city of dadeville during a sweet 16 birthday party. prosecutors say the suspects will be charged with reckless murder and the teens will be charged as adults. >> this is alabama. when you pull a gun and you start shooting people, we are going to put you in jail. we are going to do that. because we are thinking about the families. >> authorities are not saying what kind of weapons were used or a motive for the shootings. >> for at least the third time in a week apparent human error has been met with gunfire. the latest case out of texas or two cheerleaders shot after one got into the wrong vehicle. police say the shooter is 25-year-old ager rodriguez. he literally fired at the cheerleaders after one accident

we got into his vehicle at a carpal drop-off in supermarket parking let. one cheerleader was slightly wounded to the other is in intensive care. enriquez faces deadly conduct chargers and is being held on a half million dollar bond. the upstate new york homeowner who allegedly killed a woman when he shot a car that mistakenly turned to head -- into his driveway will remain in jail after a judge remitted him back to police custody at a bail hearing today. 60 five rd kevin monahan reportedly fired two shots from his front porch killing 20-year-old kaylyn gillis last saturday. the car was turning around when the shots were fired. he >> is charged with second-degree murder. >>now to the shooting of kansas city teen wealth euros shot in the arm and. white man charged with the alleged unprovoked shooting

going before a judge in kansas city, missouri hours after he was released on bond on two felony charges. he has pleaded not guilty. >> the charges and the response by the legal community today is what should have happened last week. >> lester faces felony assault charges. >> we firmly believe that an investigation of race and hate as a motivating factor in the shooting of ralph yarl place. >> he was out to pick up his younger siblings last thursday night when authorities say he went to the wrong home at mistakenly rang lester's doorbell. lester told investigators he had just went to bed when he heard the doorbell and picked up his gun saying he saw a black man pulling on the storm door

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a woman whose critics charge -- credit card was charged without her knowing it. turns out the tap to pay terminal at the safeway she was at sense radio waves inside her purse and charged her card should >> it hit home for several viewers who said the same thing happen to them in other places. >> these tap to pay systems are all over the place. millions of us are walking around with radiofrequency chips in our pockets. several viewers told me tap systems snatched their edit card information when there was no tap. friday of places. restaurants, stores, a doctor's office so is this going to keep happening? >> what else can be grabbed out of my wallet? >> edgar was trying to use his debit card to pay for groceries at safeway. >> i had not tapped it. i had not swiped it. all of a sudden outcomes the receipt. i said how did this get paid

for? >> the cashier could not explain it. >> she stood there blank. i thought the guy ahead of me had been charged. i said somebody paid for this on the credit card somewhere. >> turns out the card reader at safeway had ignored the debit card in his hand. instead it reached into his back pocket through his wallet and charged his bank of america credit card tucked inside. >> that is a pretty big reach. around me or through me to my wallet. why didn't that grabbed the car that was near it? how did it decide what to grab? >> sonya says it happened at a doctor's office. >> i went to pay and they said you are already paid. i said i have not inserted my card. i have not even taken out of my wallet. >> turns out the card reader had sent radio waves into her purse and charged her credit card without her knowing it. that was not all. >> three days later at a boutique. >> sonia got an even bigger

surprise at a little shop. >> the woman said oh my. it has just read three cards. >> the tap to pay system charged not only one but three credit cards tucked in wallet inside her purse. >> i would say i was two feet away at that point for sure. >> all charges were reversed but it was troubling. >> it could inadvertently could be happening everywhere. multiple times a day. it makes you very uncomfortable and frightened. >> someone is literally in your pocket which is very alarming. >> i was looking for the tip at the end. lunch at a restaurant. a portable pay terminal charged his card before he could swipe or tap. > it is kind of scary in a way that could happen. > he saw my story about destiny whose card was charged at safeway without her knowing it. >> i was like wait a minute.

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>> san jose has opened its sixth emergency interim housing site since 2020. this one is on city-owned property near the former police department overflow parking lot on guadalupe parkway and mission street. as dustin dorsey explains, it is of roy moore than a second chance for those who will live there. interim housing site in san jose looks like the five others in town but what it represents to others who will soon live here -- >> as a homeless person i know what it is like to be on the streets. not having a place to be able to shower and get somet. this placo

>> welcome to the guadalupe ae. quick build project in downtown san jose. these 96 units represent nearly 10% of mayor matt may hands goal of getting 1000 people and stable safe spaces and off the streets of san jose. >> we have to create that opportunity to move on to greater self-sufficiency. we're going to offer that opportunity to everyone and i think we will have to require it. i don't think it is feasible for our community to continue to have thousands of people living outside. benefits from communal resources to private units with heating and cooling, a shower and bathroom and a bed to sleep in. this community was created for the un-housed by the formerly un-housed. destination homes lived experience team. >> the more we listen and we use our power and our microphone t elevate people who know how to solve this issue but have denied

that opportunity that has been changing, that changes with this project. >> one of the changes is half of the units will be dedicated to the residents participating in the san jose bridge program. the program offers employment through the city and creates lifesaving second chances. >> it is a dream that is coming true. i thought i was not going to be able to come out of the situation i was in. i can say i'm a perfect example of someone who did not have anything to look forward to and now with this program it is all changing. >> creating homes and hope in san jose. >> homes and hope. >> let's get to our weather. the warm-up is coming. >> it is comingsahya patel has promised it. >> it started today. temperatures came up a little bit but you may not have noticed it because it was not a big bump up. tomorrow you're going to notice it. michelle you a live view from

our sutro tower camera. you can see blue skies and at tip-off tomorrow night when we have our home game, game three, playoffs continue. it is going to be really comfortable. then it gets cooler. 55 degrees and breezy. live doppler 7, clear skies right now. it will remain that way going into tomorrow afternoon. plenty of sun. 70's inland. 50 coast side. on friday we are going to go into the low 80's inland. saturday you see the 80's along the coastline. as we head toward sunday temperatures fall a few degrees. overall looking like a gorgeous weekend ahead. accuweather 7-day forecast. we are going to keep the warming trend going. 60's, coast side. those of you who don't like it that warm, we will drop those temperatures a little bit second half of your weekend. >> larry, i don't know.

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nba suspended draymond green in part because of his behavior after the stump onto montevista bonus. he went full de brito be after he was ejected. he worked the friends in a sacramento into a frenzy with commissioner adam silver witnessing all of this. saponins obviously started it. he grabbed greens ankle. dream on the bait he responded with a stump that was deemed to be too forceful to the nba went with suspension and part because of his past transgressions. a repeat offender. and the antics that followed the other night. we are today chose not to debate the severity of the punishment. the focus is on figuring out to win game three tomorrow at chase without green. >> i'll you have to ask but it does not matter. because it is over. i spoke to draymond last night about it. i told him when he shows up today it has got to be about the team and helping him win. it is not about their he should or should not have been suspended.

>> tremont is incredibly competitive and passionate and fiery and he has helped us win four championships. we don't have a single championship here without draymond green. he has crossed the line. over the years. that is part of it. we will go to bat for raymonde and go to battle with him every day of the week. >> we felt over-the-top and excessive. the conduct detrimental. some of the things that went on after the incident. >> you may engaging with fans? that is when you mean -- what you mean when you say the conduct? >> the conduct that your mental. and repeat offender. you take all three of those things and that is when you end up landing with a suspension. >> we will see what happens. coach mike brown has been named the nba's coach of the year. it was a unanimous vote for the first time ever. he received all 100 first-place

votes. he got it the kings to the pacific division title in the first playoff appearance since 2006. sad news from the football world. 49ers hall of famer dave wilcox has passed away. the linebacker played from 1964 to 1974. his son justin is the head football coach at cal. onto the field. giants and marlins. a day game. look like a disco. a 11 bases-loaded for camilo doval. gets garcia swinging to end the threat. a two run homer to write. giants add on. in the 11th mike yastrzemski. there it goes. the giants win their five-game losing streak. the a's on a six-game losing streak. mason miller in his big game

debut. the kid has got some smoke. 102 miles per hour for his first major league strikeout. the bullpen gave up wisdom smacks a of the right field wall. the cubs win 12-2 and the have lost seven straight. a heads up if you happen to be going to the warriors kings game tomorrow night. don't bring your cowbells. the cowbells have been banned from chase tomorrow. i just want to give you -- i >> never go anywhere without it. >> that is why i thought i should tell you. i know a lot of people have predicted doom and gloom. there is a scenario where this really is the warriors together and they give every ounce of energy which is what memphis is doing tonight without john behrendt. >> you have seen them do this before. as coach kerr said we will rally every time.

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