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pennsylvania as gunfire rings out at former president trump's rally. the secret service rushing to protect him. >> we just heard like a bullet. you just seen him, like, swipe his ear there, you know? then next thing you know, you heard other bullets and he fell. >> the former president says he was shot in the ear. he's expected to be fine. those who were at the rally found themselves scrambling to get ou. president biden says he reached out to trump and condemned the violence. >> there's no place in america for this kind of violence. it's sick. it's sick. >> good evening. i'm j.r. stone, thanks for joining us. here's what we know at this hour. the former president is safe and in good spirits and has set his sights on the upcoming republican national convention in milwaukee. officials say the gunman fired as many as eight

shots before being killed by the secret service. the fbi has identified him as 20 year old thomas matthew crooks of bethel park, pennsylvania, a suburb south of pittsburgh. a bystander was also killed, and two other people at the rally were injured and are said to be in critical condition. the fbi is in charge of the investigation, with several other agencies involved, and this is being looked at as an assassination attempt. the former president returned home a short time ago. this is video of him getting off of his plane in newark, new jersey this evening. we begin our coverage tonight with abc news reporter perry russom. >> take a look at what happened, new information on what's being investigated as an assassination attempt on former president trump. >> the secret service says a shooter fired multiple shots toward the stage from an elevated position outside the rally venue in butler county, pennsylvania, north of pittsburgh. the secret service says their team neutralized the shooter, who is now dead. officials holding a briefing

hours after the shooting. >> this evening. we had what we're calling an assassination attempt against our former president, donald trump. and at this time, we are not prepared to identify who the shooter is. >> law enforcement sources tell abc news the shooter fired as many as eight rounds using an ar style rifle from a rooftop 200 to 300 yards away tonight, trump releasing a statement that reads in part i was shot with a bullet that pierced the upper part of my right ear. i knew immediately that something was wrong and that it heard a whizzing sound shots, and immediately felt the bullet ripping through the skin. >> first you think like maybe firecrackers, but it continued. it continued. and then somebody yelled, get down! we got down, we got down and we huddled and we started praying. >> the shooting happening minutes into trump's rally, trump on stage, reaching for his right ear, then apparently ducking behind the podium. secret service agents rushing the former president. moments later, trump taken to his feet with blood on his right ear, trump waving a fist in the air as he's led off the stage

surrounded by secret service agents. this is happening ahead of a major week for trump. the republican national convention in milwaukee. >> there's no place in america for this kind of violence. it's sick. it's sick. it's one of the reasons why we have to unite this country. we cannot allow for this to be happening. we cannot be like this. we cannot condone this. >> perry russom, abc news, milwaukee. >> what went wrong? that will be the focus of what will be a sweeping federal government investigation into today's attempt on former president trump's life. cory allen of alameda is a former u.s. secret service agent who protected president obama and his family. he was very forthright about what happened today. >> there was a there was a lapse in security, something something was missed or something went behind. after the sweeps were done. and somehow somebody gained access to it with a weapon, allen told us protecting a president and a former president involves not only the secret service, but also local and state police, multiple

security sweeps are performed. >> he defended his former agency, which he called the best in the world. >> they're safe and these agents do a stellar job, and they are the best at what they do in the world, period. people come to them to get trained for their expertise and the foreign dignitaries that come in and out of the country constantly, and you never hear a peep about it. it's because they do a stellar job and they will continue doing a great job, and there will be lessons learned from this. there has to be, he says. >> what happened today was unfathomable, considering how good the secret service is at their jobs. this is a live look at milwaukee tonight, where the republican national convention is supposed to begin on monday. a welcome event was scheduled for tonight, but canceled. the calendar does show a number of events scheduled for tomorrow. it is not clear if they will go on as planned, and if any changes will be made to the convention. the president's campaign team says he will still appear at the convention this week. it is supposed to run through thursday. former house speaker nancy pelosi is reacting

tonight, referencing the attack on her husband at their home in san francisco. she said, quote, as one whose family has been the victim of political violence, i know firsthand that political violence of any kind has no place in our society. i thank god that former president trump is safe. as we learn more details about this horrifying incident, let us pray that all those in attendance at the former president's rally today are unharmed, and california governor gavin newsom also reacting, saying, quote, violence has no place in our democracy. my thoughts are with president trump and everyone impacted at the rally today. reaction is pouring in from all over and from both sides of the political aisle. abc seven news reporter anser hassan talked to local leaders and experts to get their assessment of today's shocking events. joins us live from the newsroom with more. >> unser jr. good evening, bay area elected officials have been condemning the attempted assassination of president trump, calling an end for any to

any and all forms of political violence. while bay area trump supporters are rallying around the former president, people on both sides raising concerns about political rhetoric. >> violence has never been the answer. violence is not the answer. violence will never be the answer. >> bay area congressman eric swalwell, himself a victim of political threats reaching across the political divide, condemning what appears to be an attempt to assassinate former president donald trump and warning against threats of retaliation to anyone who is seeking to use this for any political benefit. >> i urge you not to do that, that unity must be our antidote in a moment like this, desperation. >> this is a desperation move. it's very tragic. lisa drisko is a moraga resident and longtime trump loyalist who has organized rallies at the overpass in lafayette. >> she sees the shooting as an outcome of an escalation in political polarization.

>> as president trump was walking off the platform, he put his fist up and said, fight. and that's exactly we need to fight in the political realm. not with bullets, not with fists. >> there's been a build to something like this for some time. >> john dennis, chairman of the san francisco republican party, says he has had made threats against him as well. he's calling on both sides to forcefully condemn what happened and critical of how democrats have portrayed the former president. >> the fine people hoax, the russia hoax, the, you know, the bleach hoax, all this nonsense and basically call him a dictator in waiting. despite the fact that he, you know, served as the as the president of the united states. we need to cut that back. >> melinda jackson is professor of political science at san jose state university. she says political polarization has been leading to political demonization for years. >> he has the best security in the world surrounding him. so the fact that someone was able

to take a shot, at president trump, at a political rally is pretty, surprising and disturbing for sure. she points to the attacks on nancy pelosi's husband and the attempted kidnaping of michigan governor gretchen whitmer as other examples of escalating violence, but she thinks it's too early to determine what political impact there may be, especially with undecided voters. he has a history, certainly, of, sometimes, you know, violent rhetoric or rhetoric that seems to support violence. and if that happens, then i think some voters could certainly be turned off. >> tomorrow morning, trump supporters will hold a day long rally at the overpass highway 24 in lafayette. they say it's in support of president trump and free speech in the newsroom. anser hassan abc seven news. >> answer. thank you so much. shootings involving politicians and candidates in the united states are quite rare. the most

recent one prior to today was congressman steve scalise of louisiana. he was shot and severely injured during a practice for the congressional baseball game in july of 2017. the gunman was shot and killed by police at the scene. scalise would return to congress in september of that year. he posted this on social media, quote, praying for president donald trump. there is never any place for political violence before that. in 2011, arizona congresswoman gabby giffords was shot during a public event. six people died in the incident. the shooting left giffords permanently injured and she would resign from congress the following year to focus on her recovery. she has gone to become a vocal proponent of gun control and anti-gun violence causes. the shooter pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life plus 140 years in federal prison. giffords posted this to ex. political violence is terrifying. i know i'm holding

former president trump and all those affected by today's indefensible acts of violence in my heart, political violence is un-american and is never acceptable. never. we are updating this story as details come in on what happened at the rally and former president trump's injuries. you can find continuing coverage on abc seven news.com or wherever you stream abc seven. still ahead on abc seven news. a sad ending to the search for a three year old bay area girl. the emotional message from her mother and those who planned on visiting alcatraz this weekend might have to change those plans. why? workers who run the tour boats are on strike. >> i'm spencer christian first, a cool down and next tomorrow morning, maybe some drizzle drops. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment. when abc seven news

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as a homicide. fremont police say a body resembling ellie lorenzo's was located in san jose this morning. ellie's mother reported her missing when

she did not return from a scheduled visit with her father. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has a message shared by ellie's heartbroken family. >> a south bay family is remembering a little girl who they say spread joy everywhere she went. the death of three year old ellie lorenzo was confirmed by her family, who shared this message. we are heartbroken at the loss of our dear, sweet ellie. she was the most charming, funny, smart, friendly little girl we wanted to extend our thanks to the community at large in their support through the search for ellie, ellie, lorenzo lived in mountain view. her mother, crystal obi, said she was last seen thursday when the toddler left for a scheduled visit with her father in fremont, but never returned. obi, making this emotional plea. >> ellie, i love you so much. please please know that we're looking for you and we're going to find you. >> police say ellie's father was found dead in san francisco on

friday. investigators say the body of a toddler resembling ellie was found in san jose. according to bay city news, that discovery happening at a recycling facility on saturday morning, police say a motive for the crime is unknown. fremont police were at the casa arroyo apartments on saturday where it's believed ellie's father lived. officers were seen entering a unit at the complex. neighbors learning about the tragic news death of a child who's been missing. >> well, i mean, my typical reaction is disgust. >> fremont police asking the community for patience while they continue to investigate the tragic death of a little girl in fremont. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> in the east bay. it's the last day in business for a casper's hot dogs location in downtown hayward. for the last 75 years, the building on c street has been hard to miss. the family owned bay area hot dog chain is consolidating locations, shutting down its

oldest restaurant because of declining foot traffic in downtown hayward. loyal customers paid them a visit today to relish one final frank the hot dog. >> they have the very best hot dogs. we got wienerschnitzel over there. we got 7-eleven over here. but nothing beats casper's because it's a very, you know, it reminds you of your childhood. >> employees have been offered roles at casper's restaurant on foothill boulevard. not too far from the c street storefront. casper's also has restaurants in dublin, oakland, pleasant hill and richmond. the workers, who operate the tour boats to alcatraz island walked off the job. today, members of alcatraz workers united picketed outside the ferry landing for alcatraz city cruises in san francisco earlier today. workers are striking over wages and working conditions. >> we are fighting to try and bring this workforce up to area standards with all the other ferry companies that can include that includes wages, working conditions, our schedule. we

just want to be at the same level as everyone else here. >> hornblower, which is the operator for the alcatraz ferries, says tours to the island are operating as scheduled. alcatraz city cruises general manager told us in a statement, quote, we have been in good faith negotiations and are working diligently towards reaching a mutually beneficial agreement. our company is focused on achieving a fair and equitable resolution, which supports both our crew and the continued success of alcatraz city cruises. spencer christian here right now, you always hope that the cruise lines are going because it's beautiful. usually when you go there and it's something you want to be able to do, and it's becoming more beautiful now that is cooling down a bit and the skies are still bright, so it's not like we have awful weather coming our way. >> here's a look at the satellite radar composite image we had a return of the marine layer. it's it vanished for a while, but it'll be back overnight. we've had some cooling onshore breezes right now. the breezes are relatively

light, except over in the delta area where we've got some gusts up to about 23mph. rio vista and the temperature temperature change over the last 24 hours shows most inland areas several degrees cooler than at this time last night, but closer to the coast and the bay, it's a few degrees milder. so here's the view from emeryville. looking back along the bay bridge, current temperature readings starting in san francisco are 58 degrees low 60s at oakland and hayward. upper 60s at san jose and redwood city, 57 at half moon bay, and at the golden gate right now the fog has lifted, but it will be back overnight. we have a mid to upper 50s at petaluma and santa rosa, 62 at napa, upper 60s at fairfield and concord, 70 degrees right now at livermore. and these are our forecast headlines for the remainder of the weekend, which basically is tomorrow. the cooling trend continues for the week ahead. we'll have near average temperatures under bright, mainly sunny skies. and then next weekend, also under sunny skies, we'll see inland heat returning, but probably not up in the triple digit range. so the forecast animation overnight shows lots of clouds passing

over, mainly mid and high level clouds and it will start to drizzle. pockets of drizzle offshore mainly, but after about 5 a.m. or so we'll see some of that drizzle moving onshore. so there may be some wet spots in the early morning hours, but the showers or the drizzle won't be very widespread. and we're not talking about measurable rainfall overnight lows will be generally in the upper 50s to low 60s and highs tomorrow. low 60s at the coast, mid to upper 70s around the bay shoreline, inland areas that for many days have been in the triple digits. tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to just a few low 90s. so comfortably warm weather is certainly coming back our way. here's the accuweather seven day forecast, and after a few low to mid 90s inland tomorrow, look at the week ahead. we're talking about inland highs upper 80s to maybe 90 degrees monday through thursday. so certainly a nice pleasantly warm string of days there. but then on friday and saturday it starts to get warmer. we'll see inland highs in the mid 90s upper 70s to about 80 around the bay

shoreline, which is pretty warm, but still a far cry from the 102 to 110 that we saw in many locations over the last week or two. >> it feels nicer, and it's actually safer for people. too much safer. >> also, in terms of fire concerns, it's lower a lower concerns, but for our health, you know, it's much safer as well because the excessive heat means a higher risk of heat related illnesses. >> spencer, thank you so much. still ahead on abc seven news, a special weekend in san jose's japantown. the importance of the festival to the community. this year's aids walk is just eight days away on sunday, july 21st at golden gate park. the annual fundraiser benefits local hiv and aids programs. to register, call 415615. walk or visit spacewalk dot net

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to honor loved ones who have passed. it's filled with traditional japanese performances, music and food. san jose buddhist church hosts the festival. the event is held on fifth street between taylor and jackson streets in san jose. if you missed it today, it's okay because it continues tomorrow from noon through 9 p.m. fun times all around. stephen curry hits the links as he prepares for the olympics, while the giants honor some greats from their championship days, chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports. >> yeah jr coming up in sports steph curry finds a way to hit the links halfway across the world. plus the core four from the giants bullpen of the wall of fame. those guys affeldt casilla lopez all honored to and romo all

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world series championships in the 20 tens the core four, as they're known, jeremy affeldt, santiago casilla, javier lopez, sergio romo all honored ahead of today's giants twins games. the guys who stood on the mound alone during some of the greatest moments in giants history stood together saturday as they were enshrined on the giants wall of fame kayaks on the cove. that is one way to watch a ball game. looks like fun. good weather to bottom five down two one elliott ramos. hey now he's an all star. there's a reason why base hit up the middle and through a clutch base knock. we're tied at two. twins are spot on the six carlos santana high and deep to left is it fair or is it foul? umpires say it's gone. bob melvin not so sure. so he asked it to be reviewed. really hard to tell on the replay here. it was upheld but it sure looks foul as you see the ball to the left side of the pole look like twins. up three two. bottom eight. same score. patrick bailey got a hold of one deep to right center, but it is off the wall. would have been a homer in every other big league park. instead at oracle park it's a triple. next batter

matt chapman. the rally ends there. fly out to right. giants lose four two. they have the rubber match tomorrow afternoon. how about the a's in philadelphia? got mascot madness in the booth. who let the fanatic in the a's booth watch out. dallas braden in the third down, two one. zack gelof got all of that one. his 11th of the season. and we're tied at two. but it's all phillies after that. bottom 442 game trey turner got that 162 game after that shot to left center bryce harper drove in three runs, including his 21st of the year as an oppo taco phillies win, 11 five. they have a major league best 62 wins, while the a's have 61 losses. day two of the tahoe celebrity golf tournament edgewood. one of my favorite weekends of the year up there. newly retired former shark joe pavelski in second place with 50 points in that stableford scoring system, chipping in on 12. great shot there from mini joe. and it's former tennis

player in 2020. champ mardy fish having a day. nine birdies on the day, including the shot of the day. he's at 57 points. and what about charles? barkley had his best ever round on the at the tournament on friday. looking pretty good here. but he hit it in the drink on 18. he's tied for 57. so that is good because he's not last place. stefan currie, the tahoe defending champ, unable to defend his title because he's playing for team usa as they get ready for the olympics, currently in abu dhabi for some exhibition games and still able to get some golf in with teammates devin booker and jayson tatum. >> we are at yas links in beautiful abu dhabi, uae. hey, hanging out with my friends, my golfing buddies. you know, we got deep book jt out here having a great time in abu dhabi. it's a great way to decompress after practice. see it right. >> yeah. well he said that. >> abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. j.r, it's thinking about those giants, those championship years, ten

years since 2014 already. and 14 years since 2010. i mean, that went fast, man. >> i'm starting to feel a little old here, >> throwback pictures? >> all right. thanks so much, chris. checking back in on the story rocking the nation tonight as the fbi begins its investigation into the shooting at donald trump's rally. we're looking at the lessons history has to offer. plus, remembering a legend who defined fitness for

today's attempt on former president donald trump's life at a campaign rally in pennsylvania. tonight, the fbi is calling the shooting an assassination attempt. the suspect behind the shooting was killed by the secret service. he has been identified as 20 year old thomas matthew crooks of bethel park, pennsylvania. law

enforcement sources tell abc news they believe he was acting as a lone wolf. he was armed with an ar 15 and fired as many as eight rounds. one spectator in the crowd was killed. two others who were wounded are in the hospital in critical condition. let's hear from the fbi, who spoke a few hours ago about the shooter. >> we are close to that identification, and as soon as we are 100% confident in who that individual is, we will share it with the press. with that being said, also, we do not currently have an identified motive, although our investigators are working tirelessly to attempt to identify what that motive was. >> tonight, former president trump has left pennsylvania and has returned to bedminster, new jersey. this is the motorcade brought that brought him to the airport with extra officers providing the escort. president biden has spoken with trump. mr.

biden has cut short a weekend in delaware and has returned to the white house in the last couple of hours. the political world is reeling from this. i talked to nolan higdon at csu east bay, who is a political science lecturer, about the impact of seeing this possible attack on a former president. >> i think i have the reaction that a lot of folks have in the united states right now, which is a mix of fear and confusion and concern and i think it's really critically important to mention in these very hyper polarized times in which we liv, that the party of the victim or the shooter at this point is irrelevant. it's always a big problem for your democracy when people decide to determine electoral politics through the use of violence, it's against the concepts of democracy. and so i think for those who care about democracy, regardless of which party you identify with or if you don't have a party, it's really important to remember

this type of behavior is just not something that a democracy can withstand, nor should it tolerate. >> the tension out there just seems so high. even, you know, after this incident happened today and after we see those images with uh- donald trump seemingly having blood on his ear, you know, you read some of the comments online and it's just it's vicious, despite some of what we've seen talk about the tension out there right now, >> you know, i would to those folks who are engaging in, you know, celebration of what just happened or at least making a joke of it. i would remind them that the whole reason we have not the whole reason, but one of the reasons we have a democracy is because too often in human history, we decided things with might makes right, that is where it was the most, you know, powerful and could use violence to attain power. earned power. the idea behind democracy is no. the people should decide the electoral process. a peaceful, transparent electoral process should decide. and there's

nothing, in my estimation, as someone who loves democracy, in my estimation, there's nothing funny or good about this. this is bad for everybody and not just, you know, republicans who have to worry that their candidate, you know, nearly missed death from all indications, but across the nation, this is not good. this is not a way to behave in a democracy in our nation's history. >> more than a dozen presidents, former presidents and candidates for president have been attacked. the list includes abraham lincoln, who was the first president to die by assassination in 1865. former president theodore roosevelt was shot in the chest when he was on his way to make a speech for his 1912 campaign to get his old job back, john f kennedy was shot and killed by a sniper in dallas in 1963. his brother, robert f kennedy, was a presidential candidate in 1968 when he was shot and killed in los angeles the night he won the california

democratic primary, gerald ford faced two assassination attempts in 1975, the first in sacramento and then weeks later in san francisco, and ronald reagan was wounded when he was leaving the hilton hotel in washington, d.c, in 1981. you see the video here? he was struck by a bullet under his left armpit after a bullet ricocheted off of the limousine. reagan returned to the white house after 12 days in the hospital. we are updating this story as details come in on what happened at the rally and former president trump's injuries. you can find continuing coverage on abc seven news.com or wherever you stream abc seven. iconic fitness guru richard simmons has died one day after celebrating his 76th birthday. lapd sources tell abc news he was found dead in his home today, and they believe he died of natural causes. abc news reporter michelle franzen shows us how simmons positivity carried him

on his rise to fame. what? take it out. >> two. >> he defined fitness for a generation. one and two. big hair, short shorts, crystal studded tank tops and an irresistible charm. come on. this is for you. richard simmons kicked and counted his way to success in an age before jane fonda and spin classes. simmons built an empire on infomercials, workout tapes and dvds and his effervescent appeal. he found fitness after battling obesity for decades. many americans turned to him, hoping his energy would help them melt off the pounds. >> hey, it's richard simmons calling. how are you? >> simmons was so dedicated to his mission against obesity. he spent his later years at home personally calling people who asked for help. >> i don't have to work anymore. this is my passion and this is my mission. >> and even took his crusade for children's physical education to

congress. >> i do not want any child in america to have my childhood because it was taken away from me, because i just wasn't good enough. >> the exercise icon kept teaching aerobics classes into his 60s. he did eventually pull away from the spotlight in 2014, after a knee injury. >> no one should feel sorry for richard simmons, because i think i'm one of the most loved people in the whole world. >> michelle franzen abc news. what a guy. >> there. >> still ahead on abc seven news. call it an unwanted side effect of going green. the complaints from neighbors about an electric vehicle charging station, and why it keeps some of them up at night. >> i'm spencer christian, looking at a little drizzle developing overnight in the bay area followed by a string of mild days. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up on

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equipment. but one station in san francisco appears to be a problem because of the noise. abc seven news reporter stephanie sierra has that story. >> imagine waking up going to sleep, or working from home to this noise all day, every day. that's the reality for residents living on clara street in san francisco's soma district. after this ev cooling fan was installed. evs are the future, but is this fair to residents? wilma parker de pavlov is an oil painter. when she creates her masterpieces, all she asks for is peace and quiet. >> as i was explaining no rock bands i never dreamed that a fan could upset us all. and it's not just any fan. >> electrify america, an electric vehicle charging company, opened a station across the street from her home with it

came giant fans used to cool the ev equipment. >> we didn't know what it was until it started spinning and we started hearing this really loud. hum. so our reaction was really negative. like, we hope this is temporary. >> neighbors say it's been there around 6 to 9 months now, making it hard to work or even sleep. we're testing the decibel rating right outside your apartment, and it says it's 70. >> yes, it's crazy to put that in perspective, according to san francisco's noise and sound code, anything over 50 to 60db is past the acceptable noise limit outside a residential property that's assuming ambient noise is at a certain level. it's like 24 over seven and stuff. >> we checked all areas inside wilma's house and found the decibel reading was over the required limit on each floor and room of her home, reaching decibels in the high 50s to the high 60s. electrify america sent

us the following statement, saying, while our charging station meets all the city permit requirements, we have tried several options to mitigate the complaint of one resident regarding fan noise. >> electrify america told us they had fixed the problem. they had not. they didn't even attempt to fix the problem. they just let two days pass and turned it back on, electrify america added they're exploring an option of relocating the fan exhaust, but that requires a new permit and review. >> are you considering moving? >> oh, i'm actually considering after my leasing. >> it's a permanent thing that is going 24 over seven. that is driving everybody crazy. >> stephanie sierra, abc seven news joined right now by spencer christian, who has a very loud forecast as he boldly goes where we haven't been for a few weeks and that is in cooler temperatures. >> that is true. and we welcome it. it feels really good. so here's a look at what's going on right now. we've got some clouds coming in tonight during the overnight hours bringing some

patchy drizzle offshore and some of it falling on land areas as well into the early morning hours before the sun starts to burn it all away overnight. low temperatures under cloudy conditions will be mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s. highs tomorrow. low 60s at the coast. we'll see mid to upper 70s around the bay shoreline. upper 80s mainly in our inland areas, with a few places topping out in the low 90s. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. look at the week ahead monday through thursday, especially with inland highs barely reaching upper 80s to about 90. so this will be one of the coolest stretches of summer weather we've had in some time. but it will start to heat up on friday and saturday as inland highs rise up into the mid 90s once again. >> wow, a welcome marine layer. >> oh absolutely. we love it. >> thank you so much. here's chris with a preview of sports. >> all right j.r. coming up in sports a warrior for life. the player gm mike dunleavy says will stay in the bay. plus a giant honor. the core for africa lopez romo all honor get their reaction to going on

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lopez all who played key roles out of bruce bochy's bullpen during the giants championship run from 2010 to 2014, each of them a three time world series champ, each holding a special role during those championship years. the bullpen they were locked down and in closed ten games as band of brothers came through clutch nearly every time. >> without these guys, i don't feel that. i don't feel that i play for 15 years. i don't stay in the league for as long as i did, and also on the field. without these guys. some of my seasons statistics would probably be look, look a little different. you know, if it weren't for some of them coming

in and cleaning up some of my messes, you know, the memories are just sweeter when you talk about us as a whole. hey, did you see when so and so did this? when harvey did that? when i did that and casey did that, and then, hey, we're all gonna try and do it at the end and, like, wow. like hey, you know what? those guys were? those guys were pretty good. it just it just it just hits different. and it feels really, really good being able to go in and as a unit is the only way to do it. >> because we did this as a unit. we did this together. we accomplished the things we accomplished, whether it be in the world series years or in non-world series years. we still had great moments to be brought in as as the only way to have done it. if you'd have done it individually, it wouldn't have felt the same. >> being able to be with this band of brothers for so long. it's just so it's something that's just so rare, at any point in time, even when we were playing together, you rarely saw a guy stay in a bullpen for this long. so i think that this moment to get recognized and be up there on the wall, i think it's fantastic. >> oh, really great to see those

guys today. stefan curry miked up at a recent team usa practice. he's going for his first ever olympic gold medal about the last feather he needs in his basketball cap, if you will, guarding lebron james and john. blah blah blah blah blah, just like anyone does at a pre game or a pickup game. that is the funniest part though. came during warm ups when he shared tales of being a volleyball dad earlier this summer with former warrior kevin durant. >> that was a uh- a true volleyball dad for like three weeks. i went to every tournament sacramento, dallas. it was a like our aau days back in the day. like things have changed. crazy. but to see her in it now. that's it. a little finisher. >> that swish is so pure. while curry is with the us olympic team, he becomes eligible for a contract extension this summer, even though his deal still has two years left to go. steph has made it clear he wants to be a warrior for life, becoming one of the few all time greats to really play on one team, joining

the likes of kobe bryant, tim duncan to name a few. warriors gm mike dunleavy made it clear this week he's very much on board with that. >> yeah, i mean, we'll we'll talk about that too. i mean, look, man, that guy, you know, kind of whatever he wants. so we'll get through all that stuff. it's been, it's been a sprint here, getting through the draft and free agency and summer league and all that, but, all that stuff will get figured out, and i think stuff will be, you know, i think, say pretty confidently, he'll be a warrior for life. >> good news there. las vegas summer league warrior suns jonathan kuminga with the head scarf. look, it's called fashion people. look it up. player of the night, daquan plowden. just a summer league deal, but he's playing like he needs a real contract. showtime dunks and then showing the perimeter game, hitting from outside splash tied for a game high 19 points. and how about something from the kids. they're going to be super sophomores this year brandon podemski forced the turnover tj d on the break and then gets it back for the slam. kevon looney making friends. warriors win 9073. the summer dubs are perfect. four. and oh let's kick

it. your choice of cotton candy, a nap or dancing at the quakes sporting kc game. i go with the nap every time. scoreless into the 48th minute. eric tommy left footed laser and the visitors take a one nil lead and that was shot out of a cannon less than ten minutes later, though, a through ball here, alan pulido gives them a two nil lead. the quakes did get an old goal late, but they fall two one. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> j.r, you'll go with the nap. i'll go with the dancing. how about the dancing tomorrow during the game? sounds good, but, you know, i could use a nap right now. wake up. we've got argentina playing colombia tomorrow too? >> napping. >> napping. oh, my gracious. >> sorry, j.r, that's all right. >> a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and start streaming. that's it for tonight. i'm j.r. stone, spencer christian, chris alvarez.

they're ready for bed tonight. absolutely. have a great night. we'll see you tomorrow.