time. >> melanie wood row is live now from federal court in sacramento with the story. melanie? >> dan and kristin. highly emotional day in court. nearly two years in the making. the judge saying the one thing denise and aaron have had through all of this is each other. >> through tears at times stopping to catch her breerj, denise huskins briefly described being kidnapped and raped twice by matthew mueller. the only way i could get through it is to picture that it was aaron who i was with. >> very, very brave and very good. beautiful human being. >> vallejo police called the kidnapping a hoax. huskins said i was a suspect accused of making this up and publicly shamed. >> it was emotionally exhausting. and i had no idea how bad it was for denise. >> aaron told mueller you strategically destroyed our lives. he said, mueller told him, 48 hours and can you move on with your lives. to date he said, it's been more than 17,000 hours. their nightmare made worse by what kwins's attorney calls a botched fbi investigation. >> the horror these folks went through is all about their incompetence tense. >> matthew mueller spoke briefly saying he was sick with shame. the judge sentenced mueller to 40 years, the amount of government asked for as part of his guilty plea deal. muller family friends steve reed. >> the family hopes there's some degree towards closure. >> huskins told the judge, as long as he walks free, there will be more victims. in sacramento, melanie wood row, abc news. >> new at 6:00, seven businesses destroyed in last month's fire in san francisco's china town are getting financial help from the city. $70,000 in grant money will go to help the business owners relocate, restock the shelves and buy new equipment and pay employees. each business will get $10,000 each. the money comes from the city's small business disaster relief fund. >> this 71-year-old man hats be has /* has been arrested on child pornography charges. police tracked down materials uploaded from a home on newton street. on monday they searched the home and arrested john morrison. he taught film classes to children in marin county. police want anyone with information that may help their case to come forward. >> tonight we hear from the head of the napa school district for the first time about hazing scanned that that involves napa's high school football team. just yesterday the head football coach resigned as we reported to you. abc news reporter wayne freedman is live from napa with the superintendent's perspective on all of this. wayne? >> reporter: good evening, dan. we are expecting a large crowd in the school board hearing chamber which is behind me. they will be walking through that door over there. they will be upset about the head coaching staff resigning. all they will protest the possible expulsions of nine players in connection with that hazing scandal. aside from a statement the so superintendent has not spoken on these matters until three hours ago. >> people don't have all the facts. but we understand there's going to be a lot of commotion around this. >> napa unified school district superintendent patrick sweating under a lot of pressure lately. today he spoke with abc 7 news hoping to bring context to outside criticism. >> there are certain areas mandatory. they are called mandatory expulsions by the state of california, department of education. the education code. and this falls underneath the mandatory expulsions. >> napa police say there are 16 possibly involved in the hazing. today they had no other choice except to bring the case into the case. >> it went directly to the police because of the seriousness and gravity of the situation. >> parents weren't notified that their students were being brought in togivestatementsto police officers. parents weren't notified that private investigators were taking statements. >> then yesterday an escalation when head coach resigned and much of his staff reportedly followed. the superintendent said he wishes the coach had stayed but he insisted on hand-picking his staff without district approval. >> the biggest thing that we need to improve on is to make sure that all of our coaches understand all their responsibilities. >> what changed between last year and this year? >> we have a new athletic hand book that were distributed to coaches. in this case some coaches did not receive the hand book and they did not know the procedures. >> whose fault is that? >> the superintendent didn't answer that question but in summary did say this. >> does it feel like a mess? does it feel like it went out of control? >> i think we're doing -- i think -- i think after tis over, people will thank the school district for standing up for students' rights. >> wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> new details emerge bed a teenage girl shot and killed by police. investigators in hayward announced she was pregnant. 16-year-old elena mon dragon was shot by police who were shotting at a car. mondragon was a passenger in the stole yn ca stolen car. man ran from the vehicle. police captured him. mondragon's family says that man is her boyfriend. you looking what martinez police believe is stolen mail and homemade key used to open large mailboxes outside of hartmapart an condos. officers stopped a car after getting a report of a man trying to pry open a mailbox. they found evidence inside the car linking man and woman to martinez. this follows complaints about mail being stolen in martinez. yahoo! is being sued over the largest data breach in history. shareholder filing the suit in santa clara county on behalf of other shareholders. the lawsuit is a day after the justice department revealed russian intelligence agents were involved in the compromise of least a half a billion user accounts. it claims yahoo! executives are personally responsible because they failed to act quickly enough. >> you learn now that this information was right under their noses back in 2014. for two years they didn't ask my questions. didn't follow up. >> he goes on to say, had they followed up, the data breach and other breach a year earlier would have not happened. we reached out to yahoo! today and they told us the company doesn't kpmt on pending legal matters. >> san francisco skyline hit a big milestone this week. sales force which brought naming rights to the huge tower built at the terminalted a picture on instagram of the building. it says sales force towers now officially the tallest office building west of chicago. a building in l.a. that's more than just offices is actually taller. >> a haircut or a manicure could soon cost you more in california if a proposed tax services bill makes it to a successfully through the legislature. it is being debated now. lonni ra vera is live on webster street to explain exactly what is going on. >> yes, dan. still a lot of questions about how this would be enforced given these services operate with money but we talked to business owners on the street who would be impacted if it were to pass and many say aren't we taxed enough in california already? studio barber lounge has a staff of barbers who work as independent contractors. they all try to keep their hair cuts affordable. >> it doesn't feel about to make someone feel good then turn around and make them feel bad by telling them i had to raise the price. >> extending sales tax to services at california barbershops and hair salons doesn't sit well with the barbers and hair stylists. >> that's taken out of our pockets. it will affect our family. >> people can't afford what they are getting now, now you will tax it even more. it will cost people to not want to get their haircut. >> the price for pedicure, dry cleaning bill, haircut and color would be possible 8.5% service tax. that means $79 haircut at rate of 8.5%, paying close to $7 more. >> everything is so expensive. you have to have two or three jobs just to survive. >> proposed bill could mainstream customers in the pocketbook by things like car repair, yoga class, even landscaping services. board of equalization vice chair george renner is against the measure. informing california businesses about its impact. >> it would collect about $2.3 billion. well that means it's $2.3 billion coming out of consumer's pockets. >> the bill's language saying the money would go to infrastructure, education and health care. a senate committee is set to take up the tax on services idea next week. in alameda, lonni rivera, ac 7 news. >> state democrats have a plan to raise gas taxes and fees that would add up to $5.5 billion in extra money for transportation projects. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are pushing a measure to ensure funds are not used for anything else. the author of the measure says giving voters the opportunity to secure new revenue for transportation projects only may lessen the blow of tax and fee increases. >> i think it is justifiably weary of new taxes unless they have that assurance that they know exactly what they are paying for. >> the tax increase plan would raise gas taxes by 12 cents per gallon phased in over the next three years. also increase vehicle registration fees by $38. >> heads up all westbound interstate 80 will be shut down for a few hours tonight in fairfield. so caltrans can install new signs. they will be going in near green valley road. crews will close all westbound lanes tonight from 10:30 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. tomorrow they will close lanes for a similar time. this is part after big project caltrans is doing to improve the interchange of i-80 and 612. >> five years ago teenager sierra la mar disappeared. >> her family spent today in court at the trial of a man accused of killing her. tonight hear why the defense questioned the reliability fingerprint evidence. >> the environmental protection agency is the front line protector of public health. >> in the water and in the air. next how the bay area would see and feel the impact of federal budget cuts to the epa. >> i'm spencer christian. dry for st. patrick's weekend but may follow a drenching. >> a computer that promptly it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? 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leak up to 30 homes have been evacuated as crews work to remove that machine. danville town officials say they expect to let people back into their homes by 6:30 tonight. about 15 minutes from now. we are told the situation should be cleared up by about 8:00. >> president trump is sparing few departments from major cuts in his new budget. $1.15 trillion proposal cuts into 12 of the government's 15 cabinet agencies. here is a look at the budget by the numbers. the defense department's budget would increase by 10%. the biggest boost for military since the 1980s. 19 agencies including corporation for public broadcasting and national endowment for the arts would lose all funding. the state department faces a 28% cut. ea facees a proposed 31% reduction which could affect all of us living here in the bay area. ac 7 news reporter kate larson joins us in san francisco with the break down of the impact. kate? >> reporter: you know, it cost a lot of state and federal dollars it keep the water clean for wind surfers and sailors to create access to beaches and bike paths like the one here near chrissy field. but now people are worried that trump's proposed budget is jeopardizing the bay. >> in the sund or wind and fog san francisco bay is a hub of healthy outdoor activities. become 50 years ago, president ford began the epa. with trump's proposal to cut the budget by 31% many fear the bay will change. >> the last thing to be cutting is environmental enforce amount that protects public health and safety. >> the cuts will eliminate a san francisco bay wetland, and more. >> the trump cuts to the epa would gut the epa's ability to enforce the laws that protect our health. and protect the water we drink. air we breath. and the fish and wildlife in the bay. >> without a federal government program, then people around the bay will have less access to the bay and less views of the bay. >> larry gold span says the proposed cuts also impact programs which ensure the federal government complies with state laws. >> is it going to take a hurricane that somehow floods maralago for the president to understand that coastal programs run by all over the united states, including florida, need federal support. >> california's environmental laws are already robust enough to with stand a fid rederal bud cut. beach goers hoping she's right. kate larson, abc 7 news. >> a big milestone tonight at uc berkeley. board of regence unanimously approved the first woman chancellor. carol krist is the first president of smith college. 7 it-year-old came out of retirement in 2015 to return to cal as administrator. while she acknowledges there are tough times ahead, she is optimistic about the future. >> i've never been in place so deeply committed to widening the doors to educational opportunity. >> the regent are expected to have a higher cap on out of state students allowing for more california students to enroll. that cap is 25% at campuses. she will receive nearly $532,000 a year including housing. abc 7 news st. mary's square as san francisco city leaders gather to plant a tree in honor of rose pack, a tireless advocate for china town. the tree is a ginko, species native to china. each year san francisco plant a signature tree in honor of the influential person. pack was key in getting the central subway it china town and modernizing chinese hospital. she died in september. >> california's drought conditions improved slightly over the past week even though we haven't had any rain. the two maps you are lack looking at show the maps between now and a year ago. dramatic, right? three quarters of the state is not in any level of drought. in pleasanton, homeowners with crumb wli crumbling backwards are breathing easier. there will an emergency fix and repairs for around aroya dilla laguna creek. >> i couldn't have hoped for a better outcome. i thank the board. a very good outcome. >> homeowners lost about 30 feet of land and 13 trees due to the recent rain. neighbors are worried their homes will be next, and you can see why. they are especially concerned about next week's forecast. >> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> and i'm happy to report the weather is beautiful this st. patrick's day eve. here is a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies across the bay area. conditions are generally mild though it is getting cooler near the coastline right now. still mild inland. here is a nice view of western sky from our tower camera and current temperatures as well. 58 in san francisco but low to mid 60s at oakland, mountain view, 68 at gill roy and 55 at half moon bay. here is a view of emeryville. just a different view. currently 66 in santa rosa. in fact mid 60s generally from napa to novato. we will leave it up there longer. from our rooftop camera, these are the forecast features seeing high clouds and patchy fog. warmer tomorrow for st. patrick's day then rainy pattern this weekend and next week looks pretty wet. mainly clear skies with low temperatures generally in the upper 40s. and as we look ahead, satellite image of a large plume of moisture moving in our direction and that's an indicator of the wet weather to come. let's look at our rain fall chances over the next seven days. chances of rain fairly low over the weekend. chances for rain increase significantly going into next week and each of the first three days of next week storm activity ranking one in the storm impact scale with stronger storm, moderate one on thursday ranking two on the storm impact scale. so here is a look along the weekend animation starting saturday morning at 8:00. mostly cloudy and we will see some light rain develop in the bay. by don't expect the rain on saturday to reach any part of the south and then about sonoma county then just disappear. it won't be much of a wet weekend for most of the bay area but next week will be wetter. here is the storm impact scale from monday through wednesday look for light to moderate rain fall. see at times the possibility of isolated thunderstorms and of course when we get to thursday the storminess will be even more intense. tomorrow look for mainly sunny skies. high temperatures will range interest upper 6 os at the coast to upper 70s and near 80 inland. accuweather seven-day forecast, a reminder that tomorrow is st. patrick's day. luck of the irish with us tomorrow. if you find -- if you think of mild weather as lucky. >> yes. >> i like it. but clouds over the weekend may have a couple damp spots. >> okay. >> keep your rain gear and umbrellas handy next week. with you will probably need it. >> little league is always watching your forecast to make sure they can get their game on. tax time and the bay area one of the worst places to be if you're in a certain age a new satellite is in orbit thanks to spacex. elon musk's company launched a rocket with a commercial communication satellite from kennedy space center in florida. it was supposed to be early tuesday morning but postponed because of high wind. millennials in the bay area pay some of the highest income taxes in the country and especially bad for older millennials. there is a wider definition of millennials. they define it as ages 16-24. in san jose those folks pay an income tax race of more than 22%. slightly lower in san francisco. two cities make the top ten list. when you look at data for older millennials defined adds people age 25-44 san francisco has the highest taxes in the country. closely followed by san jose. slightly more than a third of income goes to tax. oakland and fremont also make the list. tied at number 6. with nearly 31% effective tax rate. >> airbnb's impact on the housing market inity home city, san francisco, leads tonight's bay area business watch. critics say the influx of short term rentals is hurting the housing market for permanent residents. last april airbnb started a policy called one host one home which is exactly what it sound like. almost a year later newly released data from the home find almost all hosts only list one home and the home they also live in. hosts make a median of $10,000 a year from rent. airbnb says they took down almost 10,000 listings that violated the policy. fremont based tesla could be kwoest close to the edge, so it's racing more than a billion dollars as it ramps up production of the sedan. the money comes from a stock sale and debt. tesla unveiled the model a year ago. cars are expected later this year. stock in tesla moved up a few points. dow lost 15 point. nasdaq was essentially flat. >> it's been two weeks since snap went public. there is a good example of why investors may want to consider holding on to their stock. >> it is cost prohibitive and effective. >> circuit boards instead of bricks. hear from a bay area company offering to build a virtual border wall instead of the brick and mortar type. >> an empty gas tank led to random act of kindness by a i laugh, i sneeze... there goes my sensitive 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diversity. but if the government is trying to do something to secure the border we wanted to offer a cost effective end and more technically effective solution so we don't waste taxpayers dollars. >> here is a smaller spot where it looks like new buildings have been built in this remote area. >> similarity and artificial intelligence software company combines dij that the imagery with microcomputers and sensors to detect changes for instance on a border and -- >> look for patterns that might indicate human trafficking, weapons trafficking, drug smuggling, even terrorist activity that may be coming toward the border. >> it doesn't reflect our values as a city. >> meantime city leaders in oakland berkeley and san francisco initiated boycotts of all companies on the federal list. even minority or women-owned firms like similarity. >> we stand with the principles of the city's that are boycotting people on the list. we feel like what we're doing is much more secure than finding the bad guys. >> of the 600 companies on the federal list 100 are in california about two dozen in the bay area. in richmond, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> tonight the white house is confirming it plans to appeal the pair of travel ban court rulings soon. abc 7 news was there late this afternoon as demonstrators gather in front of the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. initially pegged as protest if the ban had take yn effect as planned. since a judge struck it down demonstrators talked about what else they need to do. >> we recognize the fight doesn't just happen in the courts but also in the streets as well. and so we're here in community and solidarity to a firm we do not want any racist policies here in the bay area. >> this morning a federal judge in mare lond blocked the 09-day ban for citizens of six muslim majority countries. that came the day after a judge in hawaii issued a temporary restraining order against the new travel ban taking effect. >> a congresswoman and one of the legal heavyweights stood up against sexual harassment of women in the military. this is following nude images of female troops shared through a closed nice bam page called marines united. jackie spear unveiled a bill in washington, d.c. today. it apes to outlaw u.s. troops from sharing nude images of other service members without their permission. attorney gloria alred also joined spear on capitol hill. >> it's essential that we take immediate action to support them and change the law to defend our country. and then are treat sewed so shay is absolutely outrageous. >> several marines face investigation for their possible roles in the scandal. >> today marks five years since the disappearance of sierra la mar. the 15-year-old has never been found but the trial is under way for the man accused of killing her. that man, garcia-torre is tried for killing three women in 2009. janine dela vega brings you up-to-date from isn'tsanta clar county court. >> reporter: the morgan hill teenager disappeared while walking to her bus stop in morgan hill. >> that was the day that la mars life was turned upside down and the day they can never escape. repo >> reporter: sierra's body was found never but garcia-torres was arrested for her murder and he is linked to the murder of three women three years earlier. in the courtroom today testimony heard from climb lab analysts and investigators who examined a stun gun, knife and batteries found at the safeway. fingerprints they say points to garcia-torre sp. >> the prosecution says he is violent to women, takes women and he not only kidnapped la mar but he killed her. >> the defense focused on whether the fiker print found on efd was reliable and possibly tainted. the dna got transferred to the stun gun and he testified it was embarrassing and he is not sure how that happend. >> what you see the defense do is try to suggest if it wasn't done properly at beginning it doesn't matter what the evidence showed at end. >> steve la mar has been in court everyday, but the anniversary today made it difficult. >> it is always a sad day but we're thinking of sierra. we will get together later with some of her friends. >> the trial is expected to last through april. if convicted, garcia-torres could be sentenced to death or prison without patrol for life. >> we want it update the breaking news we mentioned earlier. hazmatciation in danville. we are told it is safe and the evacuations for 30 homeslong love lane have now been lifted. >> tomorrow san francisco based neil sock will go public. they are competing with companies like ibm and oracle. shares will likely be priced at $14 to $16 per share. today marks exactly two weeks since snap went public. it dropped 4 points today and closed at 1989. mark another day of declines. los angeles company's main feature is snap chat and messaging app where the text and image disappear after a short time. here is perspective. five years ago facebook stock value dropped almost in half within months of ipo when shares were $38 each. today they closed a penny under $140. you would have done well to hold on to it and ride through the initial dips. >> hard to know sometimes. technology is great when it works. but when it doesn't sometimes you need 77 on your side. >> next, see how michael finney helped this woman whose computer just kept crashing. >> live from our east bay hills tower camera. 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life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. we're following developing news out of oakland. b.a.r.t. is dealing with major system-wide delays after a part after ceiling light fixture fell on to a train. this is a picture shared with a abc 7 news by viewer steven lou. you can see the ceiling leaning down on the train at the lake merritt station. no one was hurt and the fixture has been cleared off the train but the damage to the commute is certainly done. b.a.r.t. just tweeted it is experiencing 20-minute delays system wide. >> strange mishappen. >> yeah. >> new at 6:00, a reminder that there is an awful lot of goodness in the world. it comes in the goodness of one to another. one man realize ease good samaritan was the oakland raiders quarterback. >> have you ever run all the way out of gas? >> no. no, that was kind of like a first time experience. least in this car. >> it is a new car, call it a token of ron's success and his career as dj and music producer. >> i just got back from the philippines. i'm going to miami next week. >> with an empty tank he wasn't going anywhere. his car sputtered to a stop and he was going to a gas station. sth >> this is the gas tank i had in. >> he add denali. we talked about the truck because one day i wanted to have a truck too. >> we talked and i asked him what he did for a living and he said he played football. >> at this point he still doesn't know who the helpful straini stranger was. >> i said, who is your favorite team? he said well i'm a little biassed because i play for the raiders. i said, what's your name? he said, derek carr. >> i asked him about what were his plans after football. he said, a pastor, he is heavily into god. >> so back at ron's car he offered to pray with him. i mentioned three things that i thought would be something that would be nice to pray for. he put hiseft shoulder and we bowed our heads and said a prayer. and it was a pretty surreal experience at the time. >> ron later posted his thanks on twitter an kcarr replied, any time but hopefully not on the side of the road again. carr doesn't want to be interviewed. his spokesperson said he does this all the time but not for attention. he hope he can be an example. >> just paying it forward as they say. >> jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> isn't that nice. >> and didn't carr just do something else nice, like helped police locate aissing kid? >> yeah, he was tweeting about it. >> one of the great things about derek carr is he doesn't see himself as this big time multimillionaire athlete. he sees himself as a normal person. he is very willing to help. and he is going at some point, anticipation is, that he wants to get more involved in the ministry after his playing days are over. so the notion he would stop to help a guy in need and then pray with him is really remarkable and it speaks to the character of who he is and his agents say, again, he does these kinds of things all the time. most people say, don't stop and pick up a guy along the side of the road. derek so big guy so i'm sure he will be okay. >> he is a good guy. >> that's why his teammates love him. >> you can tell he's got great character. >> winning fans on and off the field. >> he can throw. >> he can throw. >> all right. perfect day for football. or whatever else. little league games. beautiful today. >> right. christian is back up in the forecast. >> another day coming our way but an lot of them. painly clear outside right now. and getting a little bit cooler as we get into the overnight hours. seeing mostly clear skies. maybe a patch or two and upper 40s for overnight lows. tomorrow even milder. much milder than today for st. patrick's day. inland highs in upper 70s. low to mid 70s around the bay and mid to upper 60s along the coast. lovely day but cloud gather over the weekend. check out accuweather seven-day forecast. we might have a few sprinkles or showers over the weekend and every single day next week looks like rain. monday, tuesday, wednesday. rain fall ranks one of the storm impacts and more intense by thursday ranking two on the storm impact. >> very successful rainy season. >> pretty wet week. you might want to call in wet. >> thanks, spencer. >> all the sports. >> yeah. day one of ncaa tournament. same areas trying to survive. scare and warriors getting set for magic tonight. anyone wondering how kevin anyone wondering how kevin durant is no more. we don't want anymore! anyone wondering how kevin durant is keep calm. the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. at&t internet. speeds up to 45megs for $30 a month. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. the name of the game is survive and advance st. mary's built 17-point lead over bcu then saw it dwindle down to two but held on to win. game went final second ago, 85-77, st. mary's a winner. we aren't allowed to show highlight until all of the games are done tonight. and you know me, i would not ever break rules. other highlights. zagga pulling away from cal state. matthews with the hoop and foul. great pass from nelson to williams here. for the hammer. matthews a game high 16 points. 66-46 zags. take on northwestern who barely won in first ever ncaa tournament appearance. that game is coming up on saturday. 12-seed princeton and number five notre dame. yeah, stressful, coming down to final 20 second. tigers down 3. pete miller there to tip it in. princeton down one. notre dame missing the front end of 1 and 1 so devon, this is for the game for the win. he add good look. no. the irish hold on, 60-58 and they take on west virginia on saturday. to the pros, draymond green helping the warriors with a scare of their own against 76ers tuesday night. stellar performance. golden state hosts orlando magic at oracle. draymond had a career high six blocks against philly. you have to argue the leader to become nba defensive play irof the year win that award. 137. steals. 12th in blocks. this season has been his best defensively. >> i think each year i got better defensively. and this year i've gotten better. so i do think this is my best season defensively. but just not, you know, the numbers are more of a -- i actually feel better about what i've done on the defensive end than i have any other year. >> with 15 games left in the regular season, the hope is that kevin durant will be healthy enough to get back out on the court in final few games and then be ready for playoffs. steph is asking, you're coming bab, right? not practicing with the squad yet but was at practice looking like he borked out some. so there are signs of progress and not that big brace on his knee. as we head toward the end of the regular season, cavaliers are getting healthier. kevin love, he came back tonight. love had surgery on his knee february 14. supposed to be out six weeks. he is back about two weeks early. love averaging 20 point and 11 rebound per game. murray signing with the minnesota vikings last night. raiders have a vacancy in the back field. wonder how adrian peterson would look in silver and black. murray signed with minnesota last night. believed to be a three-year deal in the neighborhood of $15 million. nice neighborhood. ran for 788 yards and 12 touch downs last year splitting time with rashard and washington. peterson is a free agent. probably wants more money than the raiders want to spend. who knows if they are happy in job sharing situation. raiders signed jered cook and may add former bills quarterback ej emmanuel. how about the shot of day in arnold palmer invitational. not the golf shot. the shot cody gribl gave the gator who exam perred into the water. the he said the key is you've got to be behind the gator. quoting now, i mean, we're going to get you quick early but i'm not in its way. i'm right behind him. it's not gonna happen. so if you see a gator, make sure that you're not like this, because once he lines you up, tl then you're in trouble. but if you're behind him, you're all good. tail side is where you want to go. >> thanks, larry. >> tonight at 9 on on cable channel 13, coming up, chowhite house proposal that would change the way h americans fly and raise your airfare. >> dental deception. man posing as a dentist inside this office building and that's not the only crime he is accused of tonight. that's at 11:00. >> that's this edition of abc 77 news at 6:00. for breaking news we appreciate your time. >> for the entire news team, good night. >> see you at tonight at 11:00. 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