district neighborhood to try to get control back of mission street. >> a street vendor banned in san francisco's mission district on day two. we are tracking the enforcement and asking does the city really have control all. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. the 90 day ban means street vendors both with and without permits, are not allowed to sell on the sidewalks of mission street. >> but today, one day after it went into effect, permitted vendors say the fencing operations are already back. >> abc seven news reporter lou pena has been monitoring this situation. she's in the newsroom with the very latest. louis >> that's right. we saw multiple changes. sidewalks are now clean. people can now walk without stepping on merchandise. and we also found this. you know, a sign of stolen items in the mission district. it's been 24 hours since the 90 day street ban on san francisco's mission street went into effect. and according to this vendor, what you see will depend on the time of day. >> there was a lot of activity, people selling, buying, and

there was inspectors on the side doing nothing. >> last week, rodrigo lopez was selling on 24th street. now he's documenting what's happening in the area. >> we feel very disappointed, disturbed because we are not selling right here right now on the street. but all the illegal vendors, they are on the street. so we want we demanding more actions from the city. >> at 8:40 a.m, rodrigo says he captured people pulling merchandise out of suitcases and selling them on the sidewalks. when we showed up several hours later, 24th street was clean. no vendors in sight, and public works inspectors began to show up with sfpd. it turns out when rodrigo shot this, it was before inspectors began their patrol on weekdays. >> we're there right now from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m, although we're looking to see if we can extend that a little bit. it's really dependent on resources. and then on weekends, we're out there from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. so outside of those hours, people can go out there and continue vending. so what the city is going to do is really monitor this. is it

working during these hours, the san francisco public works department says inspectors have been attacked by unpermitted vendors. >> so for months they've been patrolling with sfpd officers. >> they're going out and telling them that they're not allowed to do that anymore. they have to pack up and leave. if they don't do that, if there's not compliance with that, we can issue something called a notice of violation. >> an amine owns pueblito marquez on 24th street. he's thankful for the change, even if it's not consistent yet. have you noticed a difference? >> yeah, the difference is better. people they can walk uh- clean several bart plazas are part of the ban. >> in the past these have been fencing operation hotspots on the phone, the bart police commander confirmed they're now adding extra resources to the area. but vendors like rodrigo say it's not fair that unpermitted vendors get to set up shop when inspectors are not around. what's your message to the city? >> so the message to the city is to do their job.

>> and bart police officers and public works employees have the authority to confiscate items if unpermitted street vendors do not move. but off camera, a public works inspector said on primitive vendors leave as soon as they see them coming in the newsroom. lou pena, abc seven news. all right, lewis, thanks very much. >> in the north bay, a suspected gas leak at a sonoma county overnight camp sent two children to the hospital. it happened at the catholic charities cyo camp in occidental where as many as a dozen kids complained of headaches, dizziness and nausea. here's abc seven news reporter leslie brinkly. >> early tuesday morning, the occidental volunteer fire department responded to a 911 call from an adult at the catholic charities cyo camp on bohemian highway. they were reporting a child having a seizure. paramedics arrived at a cabin in this camp and quickly escalated the emergency call. >> we found out that there's the cabin was leaking gas or the gas, the smell of odor, gas odor

in the cabin. now it became a mci, a mass casualty incident because there's 12 minors in the cabin as well. throughout the night. so everybody was lightheaded. headaches and not feeling well. >> more ambulances arrived and the young campers were triaged and given oxygen to determine their degree of illness. eventually, two were taken to the hospital. >> the degree of worry is higher when it's when it's minors. >> officials suspected that leaking propane gas had made the children sick. and an investigator into the cause got underway. the western propane gas association aviation talked to abc7 news and said that a company called mcphail fuel provided the propane equipment to the camp and that the lines and tank had passed a safety inspection in 2022. but the president of the gas association said they don't service appliances connected to the propane and in this case they believe that a faulty space heater may be to blame. catholic charities cyo camp and retreat

issued a statement saying we are in the process of investigating what happened. we are happy to share that everyone is safe in the north bay. i'm leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >> acosta public health says it will be testing air quality in the richmond area after flaring at the chevron refinery. flaring began yesterday afternoon after officials say there was a power outage at the refinery. chevron says the power has been restored and the flaring has stopped, but intermittent flaring is possible. it is still investigating the cause of that power failure. all right. let's get to our weather because that rain is coming. >> yeah, it was dry today, but that's about to change. here's a live look now around the bay area from our various cameras. our weather team is tracking showers that are expected to move in soon this evening. >> let's get right to abc seven news meteorologist andy patel with the first look at the forecast sandhya. yeah >> ama and dan. we have wet roadways ahead over the next few hours. we're going to start to notice those showers picking up. so let's look at live doppler seven right now and this is what's happening. the system is approaching the northern

california coast. so we are starting to see some radar returns off our coastline in just a matter of an hour or two, we'll start to notice some rain moving into the north bay. it's a light level one storm. the low pressure system is still off the coast. it'll drive this front through in the overnight hours and tomorrow morning. so that's when we're expecting most of that rain. 7:00 tonight, the north bay starts to get some showers as we head into 10 p.m. there's spreading. and then we go into the overnight hours and the rainfall intensity will actually pick up during the morning commute. we'll see some pockets of showers at 5 a.m. be prepared for slower commute across parts of the bay area, 8 a.m. you will notice those showers as well. winds are starting to pick up out of the south. you will notice it's a little breezy, but not terribly windy. it's a light level one storm on our exclusive abc7 news storm impact scale between tonight and tomorrow morning. light to moderate showers. slick roadways, breezy conditions and a very slight possibility of thunder. i'll let you know how long you'll need to hang on to

the umbrellas when i come back. dan okay, sandhya, thanks a lot. >> keep track of the rain any time with the same live doppler seven radar that sandhya and our entire weather team uses every day. it's available on demand on the abc7 bay area app. download it wherever you stream. >> all right. tonight is a big night for the warriors. draymond green returns after serving a five game suspension and it's the finale of the nba in season tournaments group play abc seven news sports reporter chris alvarez is live at golden one center in sacramento with a preview of the action tonight. >> chris. >> hi, dan and ama. yeah, it's going to be a lot of fun here in sacramento. i'll just get right to it. draymond green, one of the big headlines, and he came out just for our live shot. there he is taking his first dribbles of pre-game warmups. the two big headlines you guys mentioned, draymond green and this in-season tournament game. now here's a live look at the court. you got all the three main guys out here, steph klay, draymond, draymond returned to team practice on sunday. the dubs went two and three in his absence. now as far as the warriors trying to advance in

the nba in season tournament, the scenario is this the warriors need to win and get some help. they'd like to see the thunder beat the t wolves. that's the quickest path to the knockout round for the warriors. now, if the t wolves win and the warriors win, there's going to really be a complicated a little bit three way tie breaker deciding with point differential. so basically the warriors need to win as for the return of draymond green, here's some pregame reaction. >> so i'm going to always be myself and not changing that. but like i said, i do understand and know that there are there's room for growth. there are different ways to handle things and i need to be better in those moments, in different situations . >> i'm not really worried about the environment one way or the other for draymond. i mean, he's been in every environment, so this this is a great place to play loud. you know, fans are passionate. it's a great venue. we you know, there's a lot of things to love about playing here in sacramento. but draymond

has seen it all and your your are looking at a live shot of draymond green getting some warmups as i mentioned he's been out for those five games he got in that scuffle with rudy gobert during an in-season tournament game play out here as well. >> steph out here as well warriors trying to get back to 500 and also get advanced at least in this nba season tournament. we have much more with larry coming up in sports at 650. and i wanted to make a little quick mention. i watched sandy as weather report. there's that storm impact scale. i'm going to go with the crowd impact scale going to be at a five plus here in sacramento. warriors and kings have such a rivalry. so the exclusive abc7 crowd impact scale five plus tonight at 7:00. >> that's off the charts off the scale. >> all right, thank you. chris glover. >> that's fun. all right. still to come, a new challenge to plans for california forever. that's a utopian city in solano county being planned. the i-team is back with an update on this story that we've been following for months. >> and the a's may be leaving, but a new professional baseball

team is about to call oakland home. >> what we're learning about the oakland ballers, o will swing into town next spring

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>> barbara snider has a rich history in silicon valley, working as a programmer and engineer for one of the biggest tech companies and later a teacher pre and post retirement. she's dedicated her life volunteer work. >> i've been involved with rebuilding together for about 21 years. rebuild together. >> silicon valley is the nonprofit that has captured barbara's heart. one that helped so many in santa clara county. >> we provide life changing home repairs for low income clients across the valley that work becoming even more critical in recent years. it's always been a big need to make sure that as people age their homes, age with them alongside and that they don't become unmanageable or uninhabitable. >> some people, especially older adults living in dire situations with few options. >> we are one of the wealthiest counties in the world, and we've got people going hungry, people who don't have decent shelter, but volunteers like barbara are working with rebuilding together silicon valley to provide those life changing services in just two days this year, they were able to help over 40 homes with over 800 volunteers fixing

roofs, plumbing, providing wheelchair access just before veterans day, we were able to see them at work fixing the home of a 93 year old veteran in santa clara. >> this is something i won't forget either, i'll tell you. >> for volunteers, the work never ceases to feel rewarding to me. >> it's so exciting because this is helping the working poor. >> this day of giving the nonprofit hopes people will consider helping them continue their decades long work. >> every dollar that's given to us on giving tuesday goes to things like a full roof repair or replacement like the installation of a much needed wheelchair ramp or lift. >> barbara, a donor herself says a donation will be money well spent. and we're not giving a handout. >> we're giving a hand up. >> in santa clara county, zach fuentes, abc seven news, the boys and girls clubs of silicon valley received a $1.4 million donation today from xrml, a dutch tech company with headquarters in san jose. >> it's the largest contribution ever received by the organization and the boys and girls club's president calls it a game changer.

>> frankly, we've never had a donation anywhere near this size , so we don't have a lot of precedent for this. but we are we are going to dramatically increase our stem program to help kids thrive in school who are behind in the sciences. >> asml makes semiconductor routers and employs thousands of people in the south bay. now, if you'd like to help this organization or any of the others, we're profiling on abc7 news today on this giving tuesday, we have all the information on our website. now it is important to do it today. that's because as many nonprofits do, matching pledges this day of giving. so it amplifies your donation. just head to abc7 news.com slash take action. >> a new baseball team is coming to oakland. the minor league oakland ballers will likely play at laney college this spring. abc seven news reporter ryan curry looks at the new baseball chapter in oakland. >> and that's why we're here to announce a new baseball team for oakland and a team that will never leave town, even without the a's.

>> you'll still hear the crack of the bat in oakland. plan a to keep the team in oakland may not be working, but there is now a plan b we just couldn't let that end up being the last chapter of baseball in oakland. >> the tradition of baseball in oakland is so deeply tied to this tradition of the city. it's the it's the best baseball town in the country. we believe the oakland ballers will be a new minor league team playing in the pioneer league. >> oakland natives paul friedman and brian karmel started this idea in june. they wanted baseball fans to still be able to root for a team in oakland. we identified the league that we wanted to join being the pioneer league, which has its roots in 1939. >> and then we worked to build a community to support us because we really believe at the end of the day that sports teams are about community. they're about bringing community together. >> the hope is by spring of 2024, those lights will shine the field, the ballers will call home, though not a done deal yet . it's perfectly located in the center of oakland. a new start for this baseball loving town. >> very optimistic that we will, you know, figure it all out. and

it's a wonderful place to play baseball. it's where we want to play. >> when a's owner john fisher decided to move to vegas, fans pushed back hard, demanding he sell the team long time a's fans like george leon are excited to create new memories with the ballers. >> we feel like it was always being taken advantage of and i think this is a great time, great start to like finally taking that sport back and giving it back to the community. >> the ballers have support from mayor shengtao in oakland, rapper mistah fab. he says this is not just about watching baseball. it's about building something that changes the town for the better. >> the last thing that we would want to see is another sports team just driven by views and finance. you know, how are we going to reinvest in our communities? what are we going to do to utilize this to open up job opportunities for those that are without work? >> when play ball is shouted, it will be good a's and hello b's in oakland. ryan curry, abc seven news.

>> so go bees. >> yeah absolutely. all right. well, go get your umbrella because the rain is coming. it is tonight. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is back with the forecast. sandy >> yeah, and we're welcoming it with open arms, that's for sure. dan and ama, good evening and good evening to all of you. let's take a look at live doppler seven and we're going to talk about out weather area of low pressure off the california coast is moving in our direction, but it's going to stay north of us. what's going to come through is the wet weather that you're looking at. so some showers around the mendocino coast. we're waiting for our share of some of this coming into the region. just off the coastline. we are seeing some radar returns and that will be here in the next couple of hours. air quality has been moderate across parts of the bay area, particularly the peninsula and the east bay. and with that rain coming in, that will help to kind of scour and move some of this air quality, make it better, i should say. here's a live view from our emeryville camera. moderate air quality is expected for wednesday and thursday, but it's always nice

to get a front coming through because it does bring in fresher air, even if it's temporary. from our sutro tower camera, look at this sparkling view. it's certainly breezy out there as we look at san francisco, our chilly spots right now, fairfield and novato in the 40s. we do have low to mid 50s elsewhere. here's a live view from our san jose camera and those temperatures 59 and san francisco got up to 61. right now in san jose but it did manage to get up to 70 degrees. the rest of you in the 60 soquel's oakland 55 along with half moon bay. this is a cool shot from our pier 39 camera as we look at the ferris wheel here in san francisco. showers arrive late tonight. wet for the morning commute. unsettled pattern continues into the weekend on our storm impact scale. this is a light level one system tonight through tomorrow morning. expecting light to moderate showers, slick roadways, breezy conditions. and there's a slight chance of isolated thunder. so we go hour by hour, 7:00 tonight, the rain is moving into the north bay. you will notice by 1030, it's starting to spread across other parts of the bay area going into

the morning commute. there will be some slippery roadways that may slow you down, especially with some moderate pockets of showers. so plan accordingly and maybe want to do some holiday shopping tomorrow morning or you're going to get a tree. these are things to consider, obviously, when you need to hit the road as we head into 8 a.m, still some showers in the southern part of our viewing area 10 a.m. is the last batch of it. and then we're seeing just clouds lingering with some sun breaking through later in the day. rainfall estimates with this system, they're actually lower than they were yesterday at this time. so we're looking at about a few hundredths of an inch inland along the coastline, 1300s in half moon bay, there will be some pockets like the santa cruz mountains that picks up about a quarter of an inch, some of the hills will pick up a quarter to a half an inch in our wetter locations. your morning temperatures this is what's going to be nice. it's not going to be quite as cold as it has been this morning. we had some near freezing and below freezing conditions in our inland valleys. tomorrow morning, most of you will be in the 40 soquel's. but don't forget your umbrellas. 39 at lakeport

tomorrow afternoon. you will need the shades as we will see some sunny breaks in their temperatures in the mid 50s to the mid 60s. and here is your accuweather seven day forecast. it's a level one for tomorrow morning. after that we go dry and then you will notice there are chances and i'm talking chances. thursday afternoon, evening, friday morning opportunities for rain. these are slight chances. saturday looks like a better chance of rain right now. the models are having a hard time and are not in complete agreement. so we're going to go with chances and then we head towards next week. and we do have milder weather coming our way, but it'll be nice to get out of this freezing cold that we've been dealing with. >> ama and dan yeah, definitely. >> it's a time change. it messes up the models. >> it must be that dan get in alignment. >> all right. thanks, andy. all right. >> how to beat the holiday shipping rush. the deadline's just announced by the post office for all those cards. letters and packages. get ready to mark your calendar. that's next as abc seven news at six

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you got to realize, we sat here for five years without understanding who was behind him, and it was totally shrouded. >> this is not a good faith. they're not talking to my people in fairfield. that's not how we deal here. >> today, the solano sierra club publicly opposed california forever. a new city in solano county. the organization says the billionaire backed group is endangering travis air force base by ignoring years of smart growth planning. an i-team reporter, stephanie sierra has been following this story and you have the latest development. >> steph. >> yeah, the same questions. keep resurfacing here. tonight we're learning new details about california forever's proposed land swap with solano county and why city officials are concerned about the implications to travis air force base. the sierra club is calling out what they see as threats to agricultural land and biodiversity conservation. the solano sierra club says california forever secretive

billion dollar acquisition is nothing short of a hostile takeover. criticizing the plan for a new city conflicts with county policy that restricts development on agricultural land. losing prime ag land means we're losing our ability to feed ourselves. princess washington is the chair of the solano sierra club and mayor pro tem of suisun city. she says over the past 30 years, the bay area has lost more than 217,000 acres of ag land to new development. >> this land we cannot get back. >> washington and fairfield mayor catherine moy both called out concerns surrounding travis air force base. >> the threat to travis air force base, that's a big fat no. >> city officials say they've asked california forever. why not make the land immediately surrounding travis air force base available to be relinquished? what's your response to that? >> i mean, i think that they should wait for the overall plans before anyone is kind of making making up an opinion about the project, which is what most of the electeds in the area

are doing. and we're very confident that the uses that we're going to propose in the new year, such as using it for solar farms, are going to be entirely compatible and in fact support the operations of travis air. >> washington says california forever recently learned that certain parcels north east of travis air force base were identified as targets for the department of defense to acquire for their environmental protection program. >> by the time the parcels were identified, their company had already acquired them. >> did the department of defense request for those specific parcels back? >> no, absolutely not. and we acquired them from third party landowners, so we didn't even learn about the fact that this was a priority for them from them, we learned about it from just independently talking to people in the community. and those are the very parcels that we proposed to swap to the water agency, schrameck says he would exchange around 1400 acres of pasture land for 1300 acres of their land. >> that he says has the highest habitat values. but mayor moy says there's more to the story. >> right now in this land swap

they're trying to pass off a piece of land to the solano county water agency that's now under investigation by state and by other environmental groups. and that could come with fines, up to $20 million. what's your response to that? >> that's categorically false. and i would ask her to present the evidence of that because that is absolutely not true. now the solano county water agency will decide whether to negotiate with california forever to supply water in mid-december. >> now, if they don't, schrameck says he's still confident he'll have enough water to support a city of tens of thousands of people. and those plans continue developing. ing starting this thursday, he says two new offices will open in vallejo and vacaville. so residents can come in and ask questions. and you can imagine there will be a lot of those. >> yeah, i'm sure. certainly. all right. and you'll be staying on top of this. thanks, steph. >> now to get in touch with stephanie and the i-team, you

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van. then medically evaluated shortly after. israel's health ministry says all hostages returned are in stable condition. now, a part of this truce included the release of 150 women and teenage detained palestinians. and humanitarian aid. our team so hunger, desperation and destruction. >> people who have not received any relief in weeks. hundreds of thousands that are facing an immediate risk of starvation. there's one more day left of the ceasefire extension, even though both israel and hamas have expressed interest in extending it further. >> and back here at home, the memorial service for former first lady rosalynn carter was held today after lying in repose at the carter presidential library. the former first lady's casket was taken to glen memorial methodist church at emory university for her memorial. all of the other living first ladies were in attendance at today's farewell tribute, as well as president biden, 99 year old former president jimmy carter attended the ceremony under a doctor's

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and healthier lives and today, a major milestone has been reached. abc7 news reporter zach fuentes has a look at the new drug for dogs. >> meet zeus. a shy but playful half pit half lab, pure mabbayad said he's a loving part of his family and wants to be around for a long time. >> only 11 months. i want him to live longer. >> san francisco based loyal is working to extend the lives of dogs. ceo selene halawa says some of the largest breeds aren't living as long due to years of selective breeding. >> and that was super effective at creating this huge variety within the species of what a dog can look like and behave like. but it also caused genetic mistakes, she says. >> those mistakes see large and giant breed dogs aging up to two times faster than smaller ones, ultimately leading to a shorter lifespan. loyal's drug known right now as loi one aims to change that, but the drug is doing is once the dog is fully grown, it's compensating for this genetic mistake and to kind of make them more similar to like a medium sized dog

biologically to slow the rate of aging to extend their healthy lifespan. loi one would be in the form of a routine injection. work is still being done to determine just how much longer it could extend a dog's life. but tuesday, the company announced that the fda gave it a technical section complete. that means that the fda agrees with the data loyal provided that shows the drug's effectiveness a major step forward, but not past the finish line. just yet. >> we can't sell the drug yet. you can't go ask your vet about it yet. i'm sorry. we still have to finish manufacturing and safety. but, you know, does it work? is you know, kind of historically the most challenging and most complex aspect of getting a drug approved. >> loyal is also working on similar drugs that would serve older dogs of nearly every size and breed the possibility of the drug is one that has some dog owners excited. >> if it could extend their life, that would be great. >> others like this german shepherd owner say it wouldn't be for them using a drug. >> absolutely not. i'm against drugs. >> alejo's says she's heard criticisms, but the larger feedback has been positive. the

company aims to have loi one and its similar drugs available by 2026. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> giving tuesday donations are just crucial for local bay area nonprofits. meals on wheels san francisco has been nourishing seniors and others in need since 1973. they prepare between 10 and 12,000 meals a day for older adults living in san francisco and northern san mateo county. meals on wheels believes that seniors have the right to live independently with dignity and respect in their homes for as long as safely possible. in addition to meals, older adults get daily visits and supportive services as the need is growing as as a bay area folks are aging gracefully in place. >> they need the services us so we are seeing that uptick each year at least 2 to 3% increase in need. and so we you know, for her, you know, this 24 hours of

giving would love to be able to fund at least 5000 more meals. >> meals on wheels relies on the generosity of the public. if you'd like to help this organization or any of the others we've been profiling on abc7 news today, we have all the information on our website. it's important to do it today. remember, many nonprofits are doing matching pledges. this day of giving. just head to abc7 news.com/take action and we can all make a difference. yeah. >> and make that money count. right. all right. let's get to our weather meteorologist sandhya patel tracking some rain. >> sandhya yeah absolutely. >> and as we check out live doppler seven, dan and emma, i'm going to show you where that rain is. it's up along the eureka coastline and it's going to be moving in here in just a matter of a short time. we're already seeing you will notice some radar returns just off the coast here. so that will be moving towards us and eventually we will see those showers. so let's widen the picture here. it's a light level one storm, upper level low. the energy, the support is off the northern california coast. so that's

going to stay well to the north of us. but we'll get some moisture in here. beneficial 7:00 tonight, still mostly off the coast. by 10 p.m, some showers begin to move in. and while you're sleeping, that's the best time to get the rain. it starts to come down now. it will pick up in intensity. 5 a.m. there will be some moderate pockets of rain. so be prepared for this. they will still be some showers around as we head towards tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, you see a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s. and if you're looking for more rain chances, well, we have a slight chance coming our way thursday afternoon. look at all that snow in the sierra saturday day. we have an opportunity for rain. and over the weekend, it's an atmospheric river that's going to be moving into the pacific northwest. and that continues into early next week. so they're going to get a good soaking. accuweather seven day forecast. it's a level one for us for tomorrow morning. slight chances, two chances between thursday and saturday. saturday looks like our best opportunity. ama and dan. >> thanks, andy. >> all right, larry here sports dre day. yes

>> yes. that's good. you know who was all smiles today as he ran out for warmups? dre draymond excited to be back? yeah, exactly. the return of draymond green tonight in sacramento. buckle up, kings fans as the warriors meet the kings in a key game of the nba's in-season tournament. that is next. in

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draymond will match up with another old friend, domantas sabonis, whom he stomped on during the playoffs last year, then resulting in a one game suspension. warriors went on to win in seven abc7's chris alvarez live at the golden one center. chris i feel like i should be shouting at you because i know how loud it is. i don't see people behind you with a cowbell and that makes me sad. oh the cowbells are here, larry. >> i saw one in the elevator, a young boy, and he started rattling it right in front of me like he knew i wasn't from sacramento. draymond green is in the starting lineup tonight. tonight's the regular starting five. steph klay dre andrew wiggins and kevon looney it is loud here the king just got on the floor draymond was able to practice the last couple of days back as you mentioned from his suspension of that chokehold. here's some video as you hear the warriors come out to a chorus of boos here in sacramento. draymond green took the floor, went through his normal pregame routine. now the warriors went two and three in his absence. currently set at eight and nine overall. and as you mentioned, larry, the final game of the group play in the

nba's in-season tournament. basically, the warriors need to win and they need to get some help. the return of green, though, welcome sight for those dubs. >> i know draymond is excited to be back. we're excited to have him. we need him. >> i have to be on the court for my teammates. our chances of winning drops dramatically. if i'm not out there. so i have to be better as one of the leaders of this group. you just got to find different ways. and i think for me, that's the biggest lesson in all of it, is just like, yeah, you got to be there for your teammate, but you have to do it differently. >> all right. and if you're wondering about the thunder timberwolves game, the thunder lead by two heading in the fourth quarter, of course, the warriors hoping that oklahoma city wins. it's going to be fun tonight. you mentioned also, larry, that altercation between domantas sabonis and draymond green. this crowd is going to be fired up tonight. it's going to be a lot of fun. we'll have highlights and reaction at 11 from a very loud golden one center, larry. >> all right, chris, enjoy. i'm sure the kings fans will welcome draymond appropriately booing at

every possible opportunity. all right. 49 ers had the day off today. kind of like the calm before the storm, but the rivalry, a smack talk has not really subsided. if you go back shortly after the disappointing nfc championship game lost by the niners receiver deebo samuel said eagles quarterback james bradberry was trash last night. eagles wide receiver aj brown post that it's troll debo week 19 problems that's his handle there so it's troll debo week and debo responded playfully with leave me alone man and put on his regular appearance with kay adams of fanduel and debo said he does not regret any of his comments. >> he said, what i said and you know, and they dragged it on or whatever, but whatever the case may be. but kind of like i stated yesterday, like, you know, at the end of the day, like i said it, yeah, i said it, but i don't regret it. >> i'd like to apologize to absolutely nobody while the future of the a's remains in

limbo, oakland's getting a new baseball team, the oakland ballers or the b's, if you prefer. we'll begin playing in may of 2024. they're going to be in the pioneer league with home games, most likely at laney college. kind of like a ball. former big league manager don wakamatsu from hayward. he'll be the team's executive vp. oakland rapper mistah fab big supporter of baseball in the town when i talk to the fellas and they said, man, we want to bring in not only the oakland b's, but we want to help back bring back childhood baseball and tee ball. >> and babe ruth and i was sold. i was sold on the fact because i knew how important it was to start these kids early and give them an opportunity to do something. sports sports does that. >> mr. fab is a is a big supporter in the community and he's he's spot on with this because you know, when dave stewart and rickey henderson and others were coming up in oakland , there were a fair amount of african american baseball players. those numbers have diminished dramatically. really? yeah. and you see more latin

american players, but, you know, those guys would love to see the resurgence. and, you know, maybe you start out with the oakland ballers and move your way up. but sports are so important for kids on so many levels. >> you teach so many life lessons. well, we used to say go a's and we'll say go b's, go, go b's, go, draymond, go draymond. >> yes. speaking of important sports lessons to be learned. yeah, exactly. >> no fighting. >> learn the lesson. >> thanks, larry. >> all right. coming up tonight on abc seven at eight, catch dancing with the stars at ten. watch. press your luck and stay with us for abc seven news at 11. we're always streaming get the abc seven bay area app. join us whenever you want, wherever you are. all right thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel larry biel >> all of us here, we appreciate your time. have a great evening. we'll see you again tonight at 11 from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get

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