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( laughter ) but being with my kids is next best thing! >> reporter: other people suffered really extreme loses through covid. despite how hard it was for us, we're healthy and we're strong now and we have a happy ending. >> diaz: that's the best kind of happy ending. that's the news for this saturday. later 48 hours, don't forget sunday morning with jane pauley. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org big crowds flocking to two big games with the cities with almost the highest covid-19 infection rate in california. i'm going to walk over and watch the warriors tonight. a new look at this scene and what we know about one of the victims killed. a chance of the rain in the forecast. a fight against turning back the clock. many taking to the streets to stand up for abortion rights. we begin with a busy night for sports fans in san francisco. giants fans packing the stands at the oracle. the warriors facing the grizzlies after a controversial game. >> i am feeling real good today. we were feeling down from that loss. we have to come back and hit it. >> i think we are going to take it. >> both games drawing big crowds. they are crawling around. if you are headed into the city it will take a while. covid-19 cases spike in san francisco. e

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