fell right onto some bart tracks tonight making a mess of the evening commute. enough is enough. tonight the rain is finally starting to taper off. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. we want to show you a live look outside. this is the approach to the bay bridge in oakland as you can see the rain has finally stopped here, but the pavement still looks wet after a day long downpour. >> we have live team coverage tonight. our chief meteorologist bill martin has been keeping track of all the watches and the warnings. debora villalon is in kernville where hundreds of people have -- guerneville where hundreds of people have been advised to evacuate. a down tree has strand bart riders. >> reporter: we're going to start in marin county where evacuation sirens sounded this evening in the communities of fairfax, roth, and san anselmo. san anselmo's downtown area was evacuated after the creek peaked at 13½ feet. ktvu leigh martinez is there tonight. leigh, since that reading the creek has receded some? >> reporter: that's right. it has receded quite a bit the last time i checked. it was around 9:30 and just above eight feet. so we are out of the warning zone. it stopped rising. as of right now we're taking a look at some of the clean up that's going on in san anselmo avenue. marin county sheriff's offices set up their flood sirens around 7:00. signaling everyone to evacuate downtown and the problem they were having was trying to get people off of the streets because they all wanted to take a look at the creek for themselves. well the entire length of san anselmo is closed. roth valley fire says people are putting themselves in danger even though the creek is receding. after reaching their peak as 13½ effete high. local business owners, however agonized over leaving their stores. >> i was kind of going crazy, watching the internet. you know the news, they were scared. it just came up. >> they finally have live cameras showing the creek playing on the roth valley fire website as well as updates on the water level every 15 minutes. as of right now downtown is still closed, we still do see some people coming up downtown to take a look at themselves, but they have stopped raining. just to let you know of that as well and the bridges are also closed. so the transit buss and the city is not running tonight. in any word on when that bridge could reopen, leigh? >> reporter: i'm having trouble hearing you guys out here. i think you mentioned about the bridge. as of right now it is still closed off. they are not sure when the bus wills be running, they said it's a possibility it would be back up in full service for the morning. >> all right, leigh, thank you. now to developing news. a section of highway 101 marin county is closed in both directions tonight due to flooding and dangerous driving conditions. the chp says all lanes are shut down between athens avenue in novato. at this point there's no estimate on when the highway will reopen. also in marin county fire crews rescued four people in fairfax this evening after a mud slide trapped them in their house. the people rescued included two children and two grandparents, but it appears everyone is okay. however there is a lot of mud and debris surrounding the home on marin road. it looks like the car was also badly damaged there. >> chief meteorologist bill martin has been watching water levels rise throughout the bay area. what are they looking like right now? >> reporter: the rain let up just in time. we've got watches and warnings, flood watches, flood warnings throughout the bay area. let's take a quick peak at them. the rain has let up for now, but here is a concern up in the burn area of the santa cruz mountains with a flood warning for the san lorenzo river. here is the yubas creek area. you're up here in the creek where the flood warning stays in effect tomorrow morning. it's an offchute of san anselmo creek. flooding up around the pen grove area, you get the picture. there's a lot of activity out there, but the showers, the heavy rain has pretty much ended for now. we do have an area that's going to move here in the north bay, you can see it. but it's not anything like we've seen. they will move through with heavy showers at times. but the heavy rain, that persistent half an hour inch of rainfall some areas getting four to five inches of rain in 24 hours that, should have ended about an hour ago. now a widely scattered pattern as i just said it will be better news for all of the river and all the russian river, they will peak above flood stage tomorrow. we will talk more about that and we will see you back here with the latest computer model. the national weather service is planning to extend the flood warning for several areas along the banks of the napa river. forecasters predict the river will rise to 26 feet in downtown napa by 4:00 tomorrow morning. that's a foot above flood stage there. moderate flooding is also expected. the flood warning was set to expire tomorrow afternoon, but now it may remain in place until thursday. now to guerneville where the russian river is also forecasted to crest well above flood stage tomorrow. 1,700 people were told to evacuate today and landslides are continuing as a risk. ktvu debora villalon is in guerneville this evening where it looks like it will get worse than better, deb? >> reporter: yeah, we're on the sycamore neighborhood. we're on church street leading into this neighborhood where it is under water. last night at this time we could walk. it was dry all the way past that fence. so the situation has gotten much worse, the creek, which runs nearby just has nowhere to go. we found fire crews now going in to help. in sometimes pouring rain it's a trip made time after time. the russian river firefighter chec on resident who is were surrounded by water. offering to bury them out. >> there is nothing for me actually. >> and some people are still choosing to stay in their flooded neighborhoods. something ryan lenz and mark haas could understand. >> you know your houses, they have been there for quite a bit and for any number of a ye they are faar with what happened. >> downtown guerneville is okay, untouched by water. to flood the business district, the russian river has to go well above 40 feet. and it is expect today max out on wednesday just over 38, about six feet above flood stage. >> and what is predicted tomorrow that will be the highest it has been in ten years. 2006 was the highest i remember it. >> new year's 2006 more than 44 feet. and these floods, not even close. but that low lying area isn't the only one in trouble. saturated slopes are now giving way. the biggest mud slide outside guerneville, they cross several roads. because trees are falling, seven homes are now red tagged as uninhabitable. it's a quick sand and impossible to walk through. and water is flowing around in between homes, where other residents have elected to stay despite the risk. >> it's a little concerning, not terribly. but i feel pretty okay. it is worth it. >> life is full of risks and challenges, and things can happen in any moment as we never know. >> and since ions worsen, fire crews will stay close. >> they don't want to leave. they don't want to leave. you cannot force them to go, but there will be water in that trailer later. >> low on supplies and patience, more people are agreeing to be plucked from the floodwaters. a mission that will give everyone in the community confidence. >> our emergency response crews here in guerneville are on top of that and if anybody needs to get out of their homes they can get out of their homes safely. >> there you go. >> along the russian river and their tributaries, there are hundreds of properties with water creeping in or close. so everyone will be watching what happens tomorrow. but as you can see this apartment building is one of many structures in the river communities that have been raised up to take them out of flood danger. down below you see the parking garage is flooded, but the building is up high. and it has no danger of flooding and so this really has e reduced a lot of the property damage from the floods. people out here, they are so resilient about the flooding, you know, they say this is not a river community without the river. it is our life flood, it is our tourism in the summer, so we just have to take the bad with the good. back to you. >> and again as you said it looks like the downtown area, they probably aren't going to get flooded because the flood stage, they would need to go even higher than right now. >> and they would, they would need to go well higher than they have predicted to go tomorrow. the record by the way is 49½ feet. that was back in 1986. this seems to happen every ten years because in 97 there was another big flood. so you can see them count on it every decade. >> all right debora villalon, along the russian river tonight in guerneville. debora, thank you. now to san francisco where bart resumed full service within the last 30 minutes after trees fell onto the track and was hit by a train. it happened three and a half hours ago causing massive delays during the evening commute. ktvu jana katsuyama is live at balboa park station. are the passengers all right, jana? >> reporter: julie, bart says no one was injured thankfully, but they did have to shut down the track as you said and that caused a ripple system throughout the bart line throughout the bay area. now this station just opened about half an hour ago 9:30 as you said they were able to clear the tracks. but this is just one of many problems with toppled trees from the storm. the wet messy evening commute got messier at 6:00 p.m. bart station at balboa park came to a stop. a bart station ran over a tree falling on the tracks near the station. passengers were stranded in the rain. some waited for buses. this bart rider says her friend was on board the disabled train. >> she was on the train, she said they hit a tree and they were stuck for about an hour, i guess on the tracks. they finally got a rescue train. >> reporter: bart shut down service between 24th street and daly city, stranding many passengers including berkhart. >> trying to get home, trying to figure out how to get to the peninsula. >> i probably won't get home until 11:30 due to the weather. >> reporter: the high winds and trees caused power outages throughout san francisco. fire crews tried to clear this one off 280. a 70-foot pine tree fell on to two cars about 9:00 a.m. rupturing a gas main. juan gutierrez heard the tree come down on his uncle's car. >> it started creeking and crunching. and then it slowly fell down. as soon as it hit the car, the power outage just went. >> reporter: in pacific heights the tree came down on jackson street on to muni and electric lines. on japan town in filmore leaving debris blocking traffic. >> this afternoon we have lost 47 trees out of the 225 flights. >> reporter: yellow tape surrounded a giant tree. and then another one fell on mlk way. uprooted from the ground. then the director says the tree that has not been proved are the most at risk because they could act like big sales. back here at the bart station again, the balboa park station is open and they have been able to clear the tracks, causing two-hour long, three-hour long delays for many of the commuters with more rain expected, just hoping tomorrow will be a much smoother ride. >> you could only hope so as they are working to restore power to more than 8,000 customers pulling in crews from around the state. and the east bay is hardest hit with 3,900 outages on the peninsula, 2,400 customers are without power. in the north bay 890 customers are affected right now and the number is about the same in the south bay and 129 customers are without electricity in san francisco. crews are expecting more outages as gusty winds move through the region. >> and the storm created blizzard conditions in the sierra making for a very slow drive up to the mountains. i-80 is still closed at this hour from colfax to the nevada state line. highway 50 was closed earlier, but has since reopened. the storm dumped several feet of snow prompting a number of the ski resorts to shut down today due to high winds in the risk of the avalanche. alpine meadow and squavalley are expected to reopen tomorrow with limited runs. and they did a little damage today from their front door in truckee. look at that. they would show you the controlled slides here in alpine meadows. you see it there crashing through their door, but no one was hurt. and coming up another close call in the east bay. you can see the giant tree come crashing down. >> and new homes for their massive art collection. find out the proposal that would submit the winning bid. >> but first delivering a farewell address and a challenge. >> that is what our democracy demands. >> they need you. with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. this is the place where star wars lives. move along. come join us...during season of the force. now at disneyland resort. (from x-wing) hyperspace! my fellow americans, it has been the honor of my life to serve you. i won't stop. in fact i'll be right there with you as a citizen. for all my remaining days. >> president obama tonight returns to where his political career began. to reflect on his historic presidency in his farewell address. >> let's face it, i would place all those years ago not far from here in the power of ordinary americans to bring about change. that faith has been rewarded in ways i could possibly not imagine. >> fox news reporter joel waldman joins us now. he asked americans tosspot american democracy and a peaceful transition of power. >> julie, good evening to you. there was a lot of talk about ideology and democracy. and exactly what you just mentioned. president did take a little bit of the victory lap as well, but for the most part he talked about those ideologies. he also looked to the future and discussed how america needs to come together as one nation. >> tonight it is my turn to say thanks. >> reporter: president obama showing gratitude to a nation. beginning his address broadly with the challenges of democracy. >> every two steps forward. i feel we would take one step back. >> reporter: the president turning to some of his own accomplish wants within the last eight years. reversing a great recession to shutting down iran's nuclear program as he would put it firing a single shot. >> as i told you they would win the marriage equality and secure the right to health insurance and for another 20 million of our fellow citizens. >> with just ten days left in office, drawing some boos after promising a smooth transition of power. >> no, no, no. >> reporter: finding it hard to see the first lady without shedding some tears. >> for the past 25 years, you have not only been my wife or my best friend. >> reporter: before turning to the private life they were offering a final life of the importance of public service. >> and if something needs fixing, lace up your shoes and do some organizing. if you are disappointed by your elected officials, grab a clipboard and get some signatures and run for office yourself. show up and dive in. >> and he won't be getting in air force one again after heading back to washington, d.c. on the return trip. and as for marine one he's taking it that evening to take it again after the inauguration. but that is after president elect donald trump has been sworn in for the next time he's on marine one he'll no longer be present. guys? >> joel waldman in chicago tonight. thank you, joel. and tomorrow president elect trump is expected to give his first news conference in more than five months. mr. trump plans to hold a press conference in new york city, expected to be asked about their business interest, their cabinet appointments, and the recent revelations by the u.s. intelligence on mr. trump. and the press conference is scheduled for 8:00 in the morning our time and we do plan to carry it live on mornings on 2. a federal judge who was in charge of overseaing re-- overseeing reforms will retire this year. u.s. district judge might be best remembered for putting california's prison healthcare system under federal control a decade ago. the 83-year-old judge started their career in ther early 1960s working in did issue in the early 1960s working in the south. the president of the san francisco police commission resigned today. suzy loftus was taking a new job with the san francisco sheriff's department as assistant chief legal council. tomorrow will be the last meeting after five years on the commission, which sets the police department policies overseeing the discipline of officers. her resignation will come just before los angeles. deputy police chief william scott formally takes over as san francisco's new chief. so we would dig a bunch of rain today and a break yesterday. that would help out a break. we are getting a break now and tomorrow will be a much lighter day. a few sprinkles tomorrow, but nothing like sunday. they got up to four inches of rain now in 24 hours. more in some of the other areas up by the cascade canyon, the creek where they would have the evacuations, still flood watches and warnings, we would talk about those earlier. they will start to tumble as we go through time here and napa one will probably be gone tomorrow morning and the guerneville one will be gone tomorrow afternoon. most likely these are all the watches and the warnings and the concerns for the north bay and the russian river and the creek. just a lot of activity for you when you would get this much rain for that short amount of time and no way around it. but considering how much rain we've gotten, they have probably been pretty bare for you and obviously some structures and things, but in terms of how much rain we would get it is hard right now just east of santa rosa and a lot of storm reports out there. in the mountains we are seeing significant snowfall. six feet in 24 hours kind of snowfall and don't go out there tomorrow night, but it will be bad out there and tonight at midnight, more scattered showers at 5:00 a.m., but not bad and then look at 9:00 a.m. and then as you would go to noon there is your day. a big break tomorrow enjoy it. a lot of rain and a lot of snow in the mountains. i'll give you that when i come back. the big storm created a close call for the family in contra costa today. this afternoon a huge tree came crashing down on a home in diablo. the tree crushed the truck and two classic cars. >> it sounded like thunder at that point and you could seat stuff from the ceiling. how is your house? 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live storm tracker two showing snow in the sierra tonight and the wet weather we would have here moves east. boy it looks like they're getting pounded up in the sierra. >> it's a lot getting up to six feet in some cases. there's a lot of people there all day long. we have not seen snow like this up 15 to 16 years. they've had up to 16 inches in some places, piling up. it's almost gridlock up there. you cannot move around as you do not want to go around tomorrow morning. but the blizzard warning is a big deal. we don't see a lot of those. some areas four to eight feet and the snow level down to 4,000 feet by tomorrow morning. you can see where most of the activity is up on the west slopes of the sierra, nevada. it is snowing and 80, shutting down, coming on and off really all day. and they will continue to show you a quick observation. just check it out here. here is an observer saying 40 inches of snow, that is at 8:43 this morning, 40 inches of snow almost four feet of snow. so the snow is hammering especially on the west slope. the blizzard warning will stay in effect and travel all night through tomorrow morning. not out of the question, but i would avoid it. we'll see you back here with more rain in the forecast and nothing like we've been seeing. >> to the south bay now where lexington reservoir is spilling over after it reached capacity today. now parts of the trail are closed because of the spillover. azenith smith is live where this area was under a flash flood warning, azenith? >> reporter: julie, take a look at the creek as it looks like a rushing roaring river. it hasn't had this much water in quite some time, but the weather, the rain has tapered off and the winds have died down for now. the last time the lexington reservoir was this full was back in 2001 before the drought. harvey christianson has lived in los altos to show you the reservoir -- los gatos to show you the reservoir firsthand. >> it's awesome, it's good to see you. we need the rain. >> reporter: according to the water district it's one of four reservoirs in santa clara county. now they need to spill due to the series of their storms. >> causing some issues because of the ground that's so saturated in our reservoir. a lot of them are full. >> the lexington reservoir is so full its releasing over the spillway into the los gatos creek forcing a part of the trail to be closed for safety concerns. >> some parts of those trails are certainly going to be under water so people should not be using those trails or staying away from those areas closer to the creek. >> they would also cause a problem with the down trees and the crews are busy cleaning up the large tree on winchester and newel falling onto the roadway. as they also made the drive difficult tonight. >> we have not seen something like this for ten years. >> we're excited, they're finally covering from the drought. >> reporter: they would get the family calling the intense rain an encouraging sign while other residents cannot help, but look forward to a few days drying out. >> we could have a little less for you to soak in and we don't need all of this rain right now. >> reporter: well besides los gatos, creeks here are also monitoring yubas and their creeks in south santa clara county. the water district tells me they don't expect it to reach flood warning stage, but they are keeping an eye out. ktvu fox 2 news. >> so it was 35 years ago today dwight clark made history with the catch that put the 49ers in the super bowl happening right in the corner of the end zone near the candle stick park. >> sports director mark ibanez is here now and many say -- that is the most memorable moment. [ laughter ] >> no kidding. >> and that moment, i mean we would all remember that moment. >> it is incredible, i have been there for three years a true turning point for the 49ers who had never been to a super bowl and it always seemed like the dallas cowboys, they couldn't get that. it seemed like it would go down to the wire to be the same old story, but a nice drive for you all the way down the field as he would take it the rest of the way into the end zone onto the dynasty. >> 3rd and 3. looking, looking, growing into the end zone. >> reporter: it would remain the most iconic moment in 49er history. january 10, 1982. and years of playoff frustration, especially because of the dallas cowboys, when joe montana threw that six-yard touchdown pass to dwight clark in the afc championship game. that is the catch as they would propel the 49ers to the 28-27 win and the first of five super bowl championships. >> if you're in the sports business and you were anywhere near candlestick park that day you were connected. say if you were a 27-year-old reporter and montana was rolling out right towards you. ktvu is a veteran newsroom full of people who remember. >> i will never forget that moment because the 49ers, it had been so long. when he made that catch, man i'm getting chills thinking about it. the place went nuts. everybody there went nuts. and they were on the field for the entire drive down the field, the crowd was so loud. and there was so much tension for the 49er fan. i had butterflies. i remember turning to my camera man at one point during the time-out in saying these guys, they would deserve every penny they get. >> 40 years ago this week the oakland raiders would win the super bowls. to catch the 49ers, that's not my thing. >> whether it's a good memory or a bad memory, the true test of the iconic moment if you could remember where you were when it happens. that's certainly true of the catch. even 35 years later. in oakland joe fonzi ktvu fox 2. >> that is a nice counter there. no one can. >> that's what i meant by it on the field and the tension and the the stress level. that it is such a peak. i was nervous just watching these guys, seeing them perform the precision that it would take with the crowd noise and everything. i remember turning to them saying they deserve what they get because there was a plan in play, right? >> oh yeah, a play they needed to put in there a fake to it all and they were throwing it away and they never employed it throughout the year, a lot of people say he was just trying to throw it away they got lucky, that was designed. >> and the camera man was right there when he caught it? >> that is amazing. turning the point. >> i love that. of course i love watching them lose, thank you. our weather coverage will continue in just a few minutes. see how the rescue team would jump into action when the man found himself stranded in the swollen creek. >> we are tracking that weather out there with more rain to talk about. 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trying to get a person called saying they were trapped in their homes by a slide. conditions are so bad the first responder needed to walk in to get there. >> in the north bay a non- profit organization that rescues dogs has found themselves needing some help of their own. >> the green dog rescue project in windsor suffered flood damage this week and now faces thousands of dollars in repair. new at 10:00, ktvu lila alligood visits the rescue center to see how staff and the dogs there are doing. >> water started to rush in and paused early sunday morning. >> around 5:30 this morning they would call to tell us they were flooded and they were not stopping. >> reporter: four inches of water would cover all of their rescue project, running the dogs and their model so the dogs would roam free and not in cages. while some of the labradors like to splash in it. >> they were just stranded. >> some of the other dogs may have gotten up on the furniture a little overwhelmed. >> reporter: they came immediately with the shop vacs and mops, but the damage was done. >> anything in a box, the dog beds and the blankets, some food, the treats, toys. >> as well as furniture, medicine, and two computers, but the total damage, it is well over $20,000. greenville doesn't sit in a flood zone, instead what happened, all the rain went off the highway going straight through the center behind the tent and then just straight through into the shelter. >> we're not out of the flood zone and no reason to have flood insurance. while none of the dogs were hurt they are still under medical care and now uncomfortable. but they will be racing for the place to subside. >> the green dog rescue project would set up a gofundme account yesterday and the 24-hour staff would keep changing the dog blankets, to show you more rain wiping out their efforts again. >> and we posted a link to the gofundme site for the green dog rescue project as you can find it on our website ktvu.com. we've got a few lingering scattered showers out there, but nothing like we've been seeing. i mean it's been a very productive rainfall for the last couple of days. but one of the downsides is a lot of the reservoirs are releasing a lot of the water like folsom because they had so much rain. but for the mountains we would talk about the blizzard warnings, don't get that a lot of the times for the warnings that will be a big deal, which means basically don't go, it really does. but due to the avalanche control they are shutting it down off and on all day they have. i'm assuming they are still snowing up there as they will keep doing that. but the high-wind warning through tomorrow and then they will go away all the advisories with basically the flood products, right? you're allowed to do a quick tour around here as you'll be looking at the russian river and the creek with the 101 section that was closed and this is all in the central valley with yuba. then here is the alameda creek and the burn zones. here is the san leandro river mound and i'm not sure which one that was, but just a lot of creeks have come up over their banks. so much rain as you could only handle so much. we've had a lot as we are getting a lot more. the showers will not be as extreme as we have been seeing, but they could raise the streams a little bit. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning in san francisco a few light showers, then there is your day a much nicer day a whole different ball game tomorrow and a chance for all of them to increase, you'll see it's not a game changer. there's tomorrow morning, there's tomorrow afternoon, perfect. did you know this is still going off in the mountains? that's the key to them on firing up tomorrow with two and a half feet of snow. boom thursday morning. some try to spin through there and then you're done and that's perfect, right? so the weekend looks good. we're getting the big break we need because we will need it as we have hit critical mass. you'll get to the tipping point as we would talk about it all the time when things start to move up. things, boom, they just happen and they get saturated with the mud slides. we will need to hit that point where we will need to get a break with some showers, which is exactly what we need to recoop and recover. the mountains, however on the other hand will be a mess for the next 48 hours because of all the snow, it'll be snowing up there for the next 36 hours. >> thank you, bill. warriors, sharks, and more. sports wrap is next. we'll be right back. with sleep number, there'sbed? an adjustment for that. tilt your tormentor and put those snores to sleep. does your bed do that? come into a sleep number store and save $600 on our best selling mattress. it's a no brainer. a lot of rain, of course for the bay area today, but we were minus one. clay thompson getting the scheduled night off, the warriors compensate and everybody makes up for the win over the miami heat. it was a game that was sensational throughout having their moment. it looked like a locomotive with nine rebounds and five assists. that's beautifully done. look at the coordination for them to get it done as they just keep the fast paces going. he would get it to clark. he just looked like clay thompson right there, three points, ten on the night for the third period and the heat as he would just pick up. he had a quite 28 points here. he'll get the three, but you need to see it on the replay. just look at it. he just collapsed right there and perfectly legal by the way. watch zsa zsa, it is fun to say. he keeps to the left. and the highlight reel, it is on has would watch the replay. look at this guy, 12 years in the league still throwing it around like that. iguodala off the bench for nine. 107-95, they're pumped up. the warriors by the way is all well right now, 33-6. as for the raiders, we're 12-14. i sure heard a lot of grumbling this year about the offense and the play calling. and all of that, it must have been some traction to it and because today it was made public. he will not be back. his contract has expired and they will not be renewed. there you go the offense, it is thought to be a strength, but it will be the quarterback coach todd downey taking over on the offense that ranks sixth in the league. this is the first be coaching change in the jack del rio era. he reportedly was out. it's kind of a weird thing about the sharks. they've been a very good team this year and on top of the division for the great part of the season. but up until saturday night they got 40 games without scoring so much as five goals. and now back to back they would get the memo. let's get that scoring on track. tonight out on the road against edmonton, they do get it done. in the first it's the 1-1 gauge. sharks on the move, brent burns with a rock for his 16th goal. peter will coach, joe pelvelski will join brent burns on the nhl all-star team. leading for good in the second, bob kerr with a hat trick tonight. take a look at his second goal of three. it is a 3-1 lead for the sharks, building up the 4-1 in the third. oilers will get two quick ones to cut it 4-3. logan couture after a beautiful steal, they will score, but only to be appreciated, truly on the replay. as he will crash that net and watch closely as his back foot t will accidentally kick -- foot will accidentally kick it in. you can kick it in and it will be the rule of the legal goal up by three. sharks are victorious again. that is their old coach, not too happy, but hey believe it or not, even with the weather and spring training and baseball it seems way off in the distance, not so much. that's johnny quato on the beach for the dominican republic and their right hander showing a little bit of their off-season workout. i wanted to show you the blue skies there. >> wow. >> right now they are not worried about that drought and he's not worried about their rainfall conditions. >> where is that again? >> the dominican republic. >> that's incredible. >> and he is just working it out a little bit, a nice workout. >> on the sandy beach, yeah. >> draymond green looked like the o line man there. >> yes. >> that is a pick. mark, thank you. we'll see you later everyone, good night. with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. the fastest waya to ruin pancakes.. that's why denny's uses fresh, never frozen blackberries that are fresh. and never frozen. did we mention they were fresh? alex: well, i'm off. while i do love our tradition of still getting together on saturday for thanksgiving leftovers, maybe next time we can order a turkey that doesn't have its own event horizon. who cares? i know it's totally gonna slay them in my astrophysics club. first time anyone in that club gets slayed. let me give you a hug 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