a bay area business owner is selling her house that's been in the family for over 100 years just to stay afloat. >> then ordered to shut down businesses in san mateo count county. it starts at midnight. we talk to the disappointed business owners. >> it was a bright and breezy start to the weekend. and soon those winds will bring cooler weather. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. good evening and thanks o'joining us. i'm dion lim. i'm eric thomas. a couple of grim milestones today for california. the state set record 19 deaths. that broke the record set just a few days ago. there are more than half a million confirmed covid-19 cases in the state, by far the most in the u.s. and the seven-day positivity rate, which is an indicator of testing and transmission, is now a 6 1/2%. on the peninsula in about an hour indoor businesses like hair salons and gyms will be shut down in san mateo county. it was the last bay area county to be added to the state's watch list, and after staying on it for three days this is the result. the only way affected businesses can stay open is to move their operations outdoors. here's abc 7 news reporter chris reyes. >> the customers are calling us, are you going to be open saturday? it says you have to close at midnight. and we're like, we don't know. we haven't been told yet. >> reporter: that was at 5:00 p.m. at kathy love's salon in san carlos. we met her as she finished with a client, not knowing that would be her last for now. >> she called me and said we may not be here, we may, we don't know yet. >> reporter: an hour later san mateo public health issued this statement. "earlier today we still were told by the state that businesses could stay open. we just learned they must close tomorrow. the order effective 12:01 a.m. sunday." so we went back to tell kathy the news. >> if we had known thursday, we could have gotten our clients from next week in. so they could have got their hair cut or their perm or their color. and that's the frustrating part. >> we also had to break the news daly city barber derek peckson. >> i'm pretty shocked. i didn't know it was happening right now. i thought i had some time to talk to my guys as well. >> reporter: also shutting down, gyms and fitness centers. places of worship. wedding and funeral venues. some offices. some personal care services. and indoor shopping malls. the real disappointment for some is that after spending weeks on high alert san mateo county wasn't able to avoid being on the state's watch list. >> just new restrictions every couple weeks. it's hard to keep up. >> reporter: this steep incline is what got san mateo county on the state's watch list. its biggest spike in july saw 136 new cases. inside kathy's salon she has been diligent and responsible. she even keeps customer records in case she has to do contact tracing. she feels unfairly punished. next week alone she's canceling 15 customers. >> we're not the problem. but we become the problem because they shut us down. >> reporter: in san mateo kris reyes for abc 7 news. >> you can check out where your county stands on the state's watchlist with our interactive feature at abc7news.com. you can see the map shows you how long each region has been on the list and why the state is keeping an eye on the spreads of coronavirus there. in the east bay there's growing frustration among hairstylists and salon owners who say they're ready to defy a county order and open all at once. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard says they are just trying to survive. >> i can't feed my family! we need to open now! >> reporter: hairstylists and salon owners in the tri-valley say they've held on long enough. >> our county will not allow us to do anything. not even outdoors. >> reporter: salons in alameda county have not been allowed to reopen since the shelter in place order began in march. >> i could go get a boob job right now for crying out loud! but i can't cut hair. >> reporter: this solidarity rally brought a growing number of stylists together to say they're ready to open safely indoors. >> we can follow the rules. we can do what they ask us. so let us open up indoors. we are safer inside. >> reporter: flaunt hair salon owner christine palmer says most stylists have been certified in covid-19 safety protocols and should be classified as essential workers. >> because we are essential. to our clients' health and well-being. >> reporter: if county officials don't grant permission, these stylists say they're prepared to risk fines by reopening collectively august 17th. >> we have no choice. we've been told every step of the way. >> safe salon. >> reporter: salon owners rallied at san francisco's city hall friday. they want the city to let them open safely or provide them with unemployment pay and a recovery plan. >> everyone thinks i'm crazy. i'm the only person here in our desert doing it. >> reporter: rebecca alcorn is doing the unimaginable. she's taking her palm springs area salon outdoors, where extreme temperatures are pushing 120. she's got a pop-up tent and a giant fan offering cuts most days between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. >> i've never had the government take away my ability to make money. this is just a really nice way as a business owner to keep my head up, keep positive, keep looking for the future. >> reporter: back here in pleasanton stylists say they're drafting a levert intent to county officials asking permission to reopen. if the answer is no, they're prepared to reopen anyway in two weeks. no response from the county health department but the sheriff's department says salons are at risk of having their licenses revoked. as far as enforcing it goes, the sheriff's department says it has other priorities these days. in pleasanton cornell barnard, abc 7 news. a workers' rights rally delayed shipments this morning from an amazon warehouse in the east bay. labor groups organized a caravan that delivered a petition to amazon demanding the company shut down the san leandr warehouse for two weeks for cleaning. demonstrators want the company to implement safety measures and suspend delivery of non-essential items during the pandemic. in response amazon says it has invested more than $800 million on 150 safeties and changes. a business owner savings are deplet depleted. she runs a gymnastics center in san ramon. now she's decided to sell a deer valley asset just to try to stay financially afloat. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has this story. >> reporter: diablo gymnastics in san ramon has a 54-year history in the bay area. they've had to shut their doors since march 13th. >> if we don't get the gymnastics school open i'm going to end up $300,000 this debt on top of losing the $280,000 i've already spent. >> i had a career as a gymnast at diablo. then i started coaching team. then i bought the business from my coach. >> reporter: she spoke with us over zoom from spillville, iowa where she's selling her great grandfather's house he built in 1910. >> you know, it's time to liquidate assets if we can. we're doing the hail mary passes now. just what can we do possibly to stay afloat? >> reporter: the gym had 1500 students and 43 coaches. now they have 42 students and 3 coaches. >> my ppp funded on april 24th. we're still not open. it's august. >> reporter: she fears the loan will not be forgiven. >> we're not going to be able to hire our whole staff back. >> reporter: she said the loan was a band-aid. earlier this week she put a call out on social media to help their gofundme account. >> what can we do? we can beg every person that's ever come to our doors, through our doors, to help us. >> reporter: she says gymnasts learn perseverance. and just like them she's going to keep trying no matter if it takes three times or 300. >> i can only see till october right now. but i just -- in may i couldn't see june. and in june i couldn't see august at all. so every month it's perseverance. we just keep trying. >> reporter: clemmish said she'll sell other assets if she has to. in san francisco lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> it is heartbreaking. members of the public can now visit a floating landmark in alameda again. ♪ a band welcomed visitors to the "uss hornet" for the first time since march. the "hornet" is now open friday through sunday from 10:00 to 5:00. only 50 people an hour can visit the retired aircraft carrier. the "hornet" is also limited to 300 visitors a day. and only certain areas of the ship are open. they include the flight deck and hangar bay. hundreds of children have new supplies to start the school year thanks to the generosity of others on the peninsula. families lined up inside their cars for a backpack giveaway at the san mateo events center. samaritan house organized the event and the charity ceo explained how the pandemic has made buying basic supplies harder for low-income families in this video provided by samaritan house. >> this year there are no-income families. so this is critically important for these children because not only would they not get the supplies from the schools, but this is also their desk, their way of organizing their homework. >> samaritan house also tells us its food pantry is serving more families than usual and you can blame that on the economic hardships spurred by covid-19. san francisco's public library will launch a program this month to let people borrow and return books and other materials on a pick up and drop-off basis. the library calls this program the sfpl to go. it will debut on august 10th at the main library in civic center. library card holders can request materials to borrow online and they'll get an e-mail telling them when they can pick up items. and all materials borrowed before the pandemic can be returned at select locations. starting today, three major companies are requiring customers to wear masks. at target stores customers will be provided with free disposable masks if they don't bring their own. employees are also required to wear masks. at mcdonald's restaurants customers without a mask will also be offered one. employees have been trained how to best deal with people who refuse. and a mask requirement also begins today for shoppers at gap brand stores, which includes old navy and banana republic. beautiful, scenic and deadly. the warning going out to yosemite national park visitors following a rise in deaths in a certain animal. and up until now there have only been reported sightings of the murder hornet. tonight there is new proof the invasion is real. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're tracking the fog 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in san jose where groups of protesters gathered, many on bicycles or on skates. protesters we spoke with said they've seen people of all kinds gather in an effort to fight racism and make change. and at least 100 people today gathered for a black lives matter protest in los gatos. the event began with speeches at town plaza park. protesters then marched through los gatos. they blocked the streets near the park for a bit, but all indications are that the protest was peaceful. a blm protest in july in los gatos attracted in soun counterprotesters. park rangers are urging yosemite visitors tonight to drive carefully after at least four bears were hilt by cars in the past three weeks and two of those bears died. many roads in yosemite have a 25-mile-an-hour speed limit. rangers say the two bears that survived were hit by drivers who exceeded the speed limit. the national park service does place signs reminding drivers to slow down at locations where bears have been hit by cars or where bears are frequently seen. concern tonight about the spread of the murder hornet after one was trapped in washington state. so far there had only been sightings in the wild, but this marks the first time the species was actually captured in the state. officials are encouraged since the trap appears to work, but the clock is ticking. murder hornets tend to breed in september. they are a significant threat to the already fragile honeybee population. ew. can only look at that image for so long, eric. >> yeah, i don't think we need any more bad news like that. this has been a tough year already. but we have good weather news for you. here's drew. >> yeah, we really do. we're going to keep that trend of just some really comfortable august weather. we have morning fog to afternoon sunshine. and in fact, as the days wear on in the week ahead we'll find cooler weather moving in and the chance of some drizzle. live doppler 7 along with satellite shows you we have the marine layer along the coastline and in fact it is dropping visibility in some spots. switch over to visibility mode on live doppler 7 and you can see half moon bay is down to six miles. so the fog is thickening as we speak and you can see it from our golden gate bridge camera right now, a live look showing you that visibility is reduced as that fog makes its push back into the bay shoreline over the past couple of hours. winds were breezy earlier today. right now they're anywhere from 5 to 15 miles per hour. the only exception is through fairfield you can see it's gusting at 30 miles per hour. it does remain breezy in spots even at this late night hour. current temperatures right now we're mainly in the 50s and the 60s. 67 in concord but we're down to 57 in the city with that fog. 61 in fremont. 58 in santa rosa. but you can see cloverdale much warmer than that currently at 70 degrees. here's live doppler 7 along with satellite. we're kind of sandwiched in between two features here in california. we have high pressure in the desert southwest which is giving us that sunshine in the afternoon. but an area of low pressure to our north and west is keeping that marine layer on shore. we're kind of in the battle zone between -- and we'll see that typical summer spread of afternoon temperatures tomorrow, get no intense heat as forecast. thanks to that fog staying with us tonight. overnight tonight we'll see that cloud cover move back in around the bay shoreline. numbers in the low and mid 50s with those breezy conditions and that future weather will show you. tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. some patchy fog but our marine layer gets pretty compressed pretty quickly tomorrow thanks to that high pressure. that means we'll see a lot of sunshine tomorrow, even some sthien along the coast. highs on sunday, 66 in the city. 74 in oakland. about 83 in san jose. 91, though, in santa rosa. it is warm in the north bay. and 92 in concord. just a quick check of the tropics in the atlantic right now. we do have tropical storm isaias that is a tropical storm with winds of 70 miles per hour. overnight into the early morning hours tomorrow it will brush the florida coastline with anywhere from two to four inches of rain. back here at home here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. bright and breezy tomorrow. we see that cooler weather start to move in here. by mid-week look at that. wednesday it is cloudier with morning drizzle barely getting out of the 60s around the bay shoreline. only in the 70s, near 80 inland. and a gradual warming trend does move back in. but again, no intense heat for the first week of august. and by friday and saturday it's mild with temperatures mainly in the 70s and 80s. i know eric is a fan of this forecast. >> i am indeed. thank you, drew. i don't know if you guys are going to be fans of this, but coca-cola or coffee? how about both? >> if you're in need of a pick-me-up, your dream drink is going to be available soon. this is about the next 10 years. but this is 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been in orlando for a month. could they extend their stay in the mls tournament? why it took the g amazing school district. the hoa has been very involved. these shrubs aren't board approved. you need to break down your cardboard. thank you. violation. violation. i see you've met cynthia. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a bunch of money. two inches over regulation. thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com california's economic challenges are deepening. frontline workers stretched too thin. our nurses and medical professionals in a battle to save lives. our schools, in a struggle to safely reopen, needing money for masks and ppe, and to ensure social distancing. and the costs to our economy, to our state budget? mounting every day. we need to provide revenues now, to solve the problems we know are coming. the san jose earthquakes were the first team to enter the mls bubble in late june, and more than a month later they've played their way into the quarterfinals of the mls is back tournament taking on minnesota with a trip to the semis on the line. minnesota united, though, grabs two goals in 90 seconds. robin load, jacory hayes strike giving minnesota uniteded a 2-0 lead over san jose. but quakes get on the board. magnus ericsson penalty kick in the 50th minute. back of the net. he's 8 for 8 in penalties. he knows what he's doing when he 56th minute minnesota united gets that goal right back. luis amarilla left-footed strike. minnesota wins 4-1. hopefully we'll see more of that guy wando. we're expecting word to come soon on the regular season hopefully ramping back up in about a month. it's been a great run but the guys are excited to return to their families after an extended stay in orlando. >> that's true that we don't know what will happen. but i mean like we will travel home soon, spend time with our families, spend time with our kids, which will be amazing. during this time hopefully we'll get a decision what will happen. we've been together now for over 40 days and it has been great, but i would prefer to see my family instead of seeing tommy thompson every day. >> after reportedly threatening to shut down this season by monday, baseball commissioner rob manfred backtracked today said there's no reason to quit now. cardinals hif brewers series the latest postponement. no such irz on the west coast. a's looking to snap their first three-game losing streak in over a year. they played in seattle pacific northwest. this is just beautiful up there. the a's offense looked brutal until chad pender ties things up with one swing of the bat in the seventh. his first of the year. we're tied at 2, bottom nine. mariners with bases loaded one out in the ninth. but joaquin soria strike out long and we're in extras. remember the new rules. top 10. robbie grossman. shoots the gap in right center. that'll bring in kemp. it's 3-2 oakland. and liam hendricks your closer strikes out j.p. crawfor to end it. the a's snap that three-game skid. 3-2 in 10. giants-rangers, how cool this? brothers facing each other for the first time in the majors. scott heilemann, his brother tyler is the catcher for the giants. trucks third base umpire jim wolf who still makes the call safe. but he would leave the game as a precaution. donovan solano two-run single. major league leading 13 rbi. that will give you the nickname donny barrels. giants take the lead for good. they win 7-3. they've won 3 of 4 and are now a game over .500 at 5-4 overall. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. guys? >> chris, thank you very much. already hit hard by the coronavirus, florida is facing a double blow with a hurricane bearing down tonight. what residents are being told to do to stay safe. and spacex is off and headed home. but there's a real challege facing the astronauts as they return to earth. stay with us. now there's more to loveched with xfinity x1,gs? the ultimate 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prepared to risk fines by reopening collectively on august 17th. the owner of diablo gymna ob gymnastics in san ramon says she has to sell a dear family asset to stay financially afloat. michelle klemesh says she has to sell the home her great grandfather built in 1910 in spillville, iowa. she says she'll end up owing $300,000 in debt if she does nothing. hurricane yas -- excuse me. isaias tore through the caribbean killing at least three people and doing major damage despite being downgraded tie tropical storm today. it could strengthen as it heads toward florida, a state already hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. abc 7 news reporter christine sloan has details. >> reporter: after battering the caribbean with 80-mile-per-hour winds and heavy rains, isaias is now making its way toward florida, one of the major hot spots of the u.s. pandemic. the state marking another day with more than 9,000 new confirmed cases. >> this is the first time this county's been under two local states of emergency that overlap at the same time. >> reporter: a state of emergency declared in at least 16 counties along florida's east coast. shelter kits prepared for 10,000 residents. covid-19 testing sites shut down. governor ron desantis urging people to hunker down at home. >> floridians should be executing their plans, particularly if you're on the east coast of florida. you should have seven days of food, water and medicine. >> reporter: north carolina declaring a state of emergency and organized coastal evacuations. though most shelters are closed due to the pandemic. >> try to stay with family, friends, or a hotel to minimize contact with others. >> reporter: for the rest of the country 35 states and puerto rico now seeing an increase in the number of cases of covid-19. the centers for disease control predicting nearly 30,000 more americans could be killed by the virus in the next three weeks. california becoming the first state with half a million confirmed cases. the same day it recorded its highest death toll, 219, including a steernlg with underlying health conditions. >> i'm speechless when it comes to anything i can say to the family. >> reporter: contact tracers in illinois linking multiple cases to a private high school prom that nearly 300 people attended. >> it was not a good idea getting that many people together, not observing social distancing. > reporter: and in new jersey 11 new deaths and nearly 400 new cases reported on saturday. >> the alarms are going off. the only way to silence these alarms and get back to the process of moving forward is for everyone to take them seriously. >> reporter: the governor threatening to pause or reverse the state's reopening plans. christine sloan, abc news, new york. a pennsylvania school has found a creative way to keep classrooms sanitized. a virus-killing robot. the mobile disinfection robot was designed by safe space technologies, and its sole purpose is to disinfect large rooms, places like school cafeterias, gyms and other commercial businesses. the robot uses powerful ubc and uvc lights which viruses like the coronavirus have no defense against. this can also help shorten disinfecting times. >> two cafeterias and two gymnasiums in four hours, which would take a lot longer if you were using manpower. >> armed with an internal gps system, it can be programmed and monitored remotely. the only down side is it can only operate when the rooms are completely empty. well, a michigan teen is back home after spending time at a juvenile detention facility for failing to complete her homework. the 15-year-old is only identified as grace. and last year she got into some legal trouble for stealing. grace received probation and was required to complete all of her schoolwork. but when covid-19 hit, grace's school switched to distance learning and she fell behind. a judge ordered grace to be placed into custody after the girl's mother asked a probation officer for help. >> the system needs to recognize that that's what mom was doing when she was reaching out to the probation officer, is hey, i need help. not hey, take my kid and lock them up. that was never what mom was seeking. >> grace's attorneys and others believe race played a role in grace's ordeal since she is african-american. two nasa astronauts are on their way home with just 48 hours of oxygen and a storm in their way. >> departing. >> dragon spacex, separation confirmed. >> the first astronauts launched by spacex are headed for earth. bob benken and doug hurley are attempting a rare splashdown in the gulf of mexico sunday afternoon. not only has this not been done in 45 years but now they have a tropical storm to contend with. the astronauts say with only two days of oxygen they have to put their faith in the forecasters. >> teams are working really hard, especially with the dynamics of the weather over the next few days around florida. and we appreciate those efforts because i know those decisions and that work isn't easy. >> right now the weather's looking the most favorable off the coast of pensacola in florida. they'll also be bringing home that now famous glitter dinosaur chosen by their sons. president trump says he plans to ban the chinese-owned app tiktok from operating in the u.s. overnight the president said he would sign some sort of executive order as soon as today. for months u.s. officials have said the chinese government could use the app to gain access to users' private data. some branches of the military have already banned service members from using the video platform. tiktok released a written and video statement saying they're dedicated to privacy and their users. >> we've heard your outpouring of support and we want to say thank you. we're not planning on going anywhere. we're here for the long run and continue to share your voice here and let's stand with tiktok. >> the president's threat comes amid reports that microsoft is considering buying the u.s. operations of tiktok. it's unclear how the president's plans may have impacted those negotiations. microsoft is not commenting. developing news now out of washington state where an 18-year-old woman missing for more than a week has been found alive tonight. authorities say gia fuda got lost in the woods east of seattle. she disappeared and her car was found out of gas with her purse still inside. crews found a notebook this afternoon and then pieces of clothing along a creek before finding her. gia was alert and taken to the hospital. rescuers are calling it a miracle. >> good news. love to hear that. the pandemic has caused lots of couples to postpone their weddings planned for this year. see how a photographer with bay area roots made it up to a few of them. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are tracking the fog rolling in tonight. when it clears tomorrow in the accuweather forecast ahead. reinventing. it's what with comcast business, your small business can work faster, with powerful internet 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came from. >> reporter: the l.a.-based photographer teamed up with the carondelet house in downtown l.a. both posted on social media about a free first come first served one-day only wedding shoot for brides and couples in july. >> it was done on instagram.% there were like four slots open. they were doing this photography shoot for covid brides. and so i actually saw it later in the day and i was like there's probably no spots left. i figured i'd just reach out anyway. he said he had one left, and i was really excited. >> it happened to be that i'm off on that day-i don't have to work. so i'm like let me just do it just to like not be sad and mopey anymore. >> david's partner lena suarez was on site to help the brides with hair, makeup and posing. >> david and lena were just amazing. and they were very professional and fun to work with. >> they're such a great team. >> reporter: everyone on the shoot had to maintain social distancing guidelines. >> this is something that was really fun that we could look forward to. and it was just wonderful to have something that felt so positive in light of everything that's happening. >> that was sophie flai reporting. >> i love this. and they'll have a nice memento to remember forever even despite the circumstances we're living in. well, time for a check on the weather forecast now. let's see what we have in store for us with drew tuma. >> yeah. you know what, guys, we'll find that fog is rolling on through the golden gate bridge right now. the live picture, you take the camera and you ca see visibility, it is dropping. especially along the coast right now as our marine layer thickens. visibility is dropping to six miles in spots. we do expect some dense fog early tomorrow morning close to the coast. tonight we'll see temperatures dropping into the low to mid 50s overnight tonight. and it does remain pretty breezy out there. winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. timing out the fog for you future weather 6:30 tomorrow morning. you can see patchy fog around the bay shoreline. we do expert marine layer to compress pretty quickly. by about 10:00, 11:00 a.m. we're seeing a ton of sunshine. we do expect even sunshine along the coast tomorrow. highs on our sunday pretty wide range of temperatures, but no intense heat. you just see low 90s from concord or livermore. 83 in san jose. 74 oakland. 66 in san francisco. 91 in santa rosa. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a cooling trend hits us through mid-week with some drizzle on wednesday along the coast. bounce back increasing sunshine friday into saturday, guys. >> all right, drew, thank you. >> drew, many thanks. let's get a check of sports now with chris alvarez. >> coming up in sports, we've got nba highlights from the bubble. the clippers light it up. the lakers have a chance to clinch the west's top seed. plus how is klay? warriors general manager bob myers gives us a status update on the splash an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. well, after five straight trips to the nba finals, three of those which ended in confetti, the warriors finished this season with the worst record. they're outside the nba bubble. but optimism high for dub nation this off-season. they're heading into next year. klay thompson of course coming off a torn acl.with the nba's restart pushing the calendar year back for next season klay's going to have even more time to heal up. warriors general manager bob myers joined the with authority podcast this week and said due to the pandemic klay hasn't been able to work out like he normally would but all signs are good so far. >> it's tough to say completely because with an injury like that you really want to have some contact type of scrimmaging or practicing underneath you but all indications are he's doing fine. and no red flags, no issues that have come up during the rehab. but you know, it's not something -- you'd prefer to monitor it more closely than from a distance but it's just tough to do at this point. >> be sure to catch that on all of our platforms. lebron james and the lakers with the chance to clinch the top seed overt west. the win over the defending champions raptors. lebron picks up the ball in transition. pull-up three. that's good. team-high 20 for lbj. gave l.a. a four-point lead. but the defending champs go on a big 10-0 run in the middle of the corner. kyle lowry. triple is good. little later pascal siakam and the foul. lowry dribble, dial from distance. 33 a game high. and the raptors win 107-92. clippers and pelicans also playing in the bubble. clips could not miss from distance all game. fresno state, that's where i went. paul george 3 for 3 from downtown. kawhi leonard was hot as well. san diego state, he went there. clippers made a franchise record 16 threes in the first half one off the nba record of 17. 32-point lead at the break. after three quarters. 25 total. that's two off the nba record of 27 which houston has. george game-high 28. kawhi scored 24 and the clippers win 126-103. the nba returns to abc 7 tomorrow. oakland native damian lillard and the blazers take on the celtics at noon. we'll have the milwaukee buxz and houston rockets at 5:30. stay with us for "after the game" at 8:00. that'll be fun. walnut creek's sabrina ionescu, the number one pick in the wnba draft for the new york liberty sprained her left ankle last night on this play stepping on another player's foot. the athletic report she's going to be out with at least a month with what is a bd sprain but the team will say only she's still being checked out. the nhl restart began today with 12 teams in two different bubble cities. toronto in the east, edmonton in the west. sharks aren't involved but the action looks like hockey. big hits, on-ice tussles and all kinds of things of that nature. they're scheduled to finish in october just like the nba. a plethora of sports on your saturday. this abc 7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> chris, we have a couple extra seconds left. he has an extra spring in his step, don't you think, eric? >> i was just thinking we've gone from no sports to a plethora of sports. >> that's a big word for me, plethora. >> well done, sir. >> plethora. too many syllables, chris. >> i don't know what i'm saying this late at night. >> you can see pleth tonight and ora tomorrow. you know. >> watch "after the game." >> this is going downhill really fast. we need that coke and coffee drink i think to stay awake and not get so loopy. that's it for tonight. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your 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