plunging of the car that is plunging off the cliff along the dangerous stretch of highway known as devil's slide. trump's potential vp makes his way back to silicon valley. new insights on tomorrow's campaign fundraiser with jd vance a somber reminder in the south bay

tonight, five years after the horrific shooting, is there a chance the garlic festival returns to gilroy? >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> thank you so much. time cleaning the area. did everything possible as a firefighter, i did everything possible. but this fire was just just too angry. >> wiped out by wildfire. the park fire is just the latest to prove that lifelong training and priceless belongings stand no match for a blaze of this size. and tonight, firefighters are making it clear this one isn't going anywhere. any time soon. good evening and thanks for joining us i'm j.r stone. even with the first signs of progress this weekend, federal fire agencies say they don't expect full containment until at least august 15th. the largest wildfire in california so far this year is sending up smoke over the bay area and beyond. it's one of more than 20 active wildfires in the state, and 103

across the united states. the park fire ticked up in size to 360,000 acres, a relatively small jump from this time yesterday at 350,000. crews have also upped containment to 12%. 4200 homes and other buildings are threatened tonight. 100 have been destroyed so far with nearly 5000 personnel working this fire. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is here now in studio with more on what they're up against. >> yeah. jr crews caught a bit of a break this weekend with some favorable favorable weather, but warned this park fire is far from over with temperatures expected to heat up again this week, flames still roaring and winds whipping sunday. firefighters working to contain the massive park fire as thousands of people are forced from their homes. >> we're doing the best we can to safely get them back. >> susan singleton and her husband fled their home just

north of chico, taking shelter in their vehicle with their seven dogs. >> whatever we had can be replaced, but i wouldn't have left the animals this helicopter pilot, saving the lives of a rottweiler and her four puppies left stranded. >> and these sonoma county firefighters also making a rescue. >> they saved several structures throughout the night, and at one of the one of the residents, they were able to save two, dogs, they loaded those into their fire engine and, transported them down to a sheriff's department personnel that, immediately took them to an animal shelter. >> history tells us that many of these folks left with very little to no notice. and so they'll have whatever they had with them in their pockets on their backs. >> rick martinez is the executive director of the california fire foundation, the nonprofit. so far doling out $150,000 in cash cards to people who've been displaced. >> people need food, and sometimes there's food, provided

the shelters are very good about feeding and sleeping, but there's other things that they may need from diapers to formula to medication. or in some cases, gasoline, just to get you know, to a friend or a relative's home. >> meanwhile, crews are committed to continue the battle, keeping people and their pets safe. >> we'll do whatever we can to save their their, houses and their animals and stuff like that. >> now, if you are interested in helping out park fire victims, one way is to note is to donate to the california fire foundation. you can do that by visiting their website, and we'll have a link to that on our website jr tara, thank you so much. >> further south tonight, firefighters are struggling to wrangle another large fire still burning strong after more than two weeks. the burrell fire sparked in the sequoia national forest during a lightning storm earlier this month. on friday, it burned through the historic mining town of havilah. crews

are still figuring out how many homes are destroyed. the fire has burned more than 38,000 acres, with no containment. dangerous fire weather continues into tomorrow, but the fire may start moving into an area that burned a few years ago. air quality is now always a question. this time of year. you can get those detailed maps with our abc seven california wildfire tracker. it gives you a full picture of the fires and smoke across the state. it's up for you right now on the front page of abc seven news.com. let's get a check now on our current weather picture. now that the air quality and some of the we have some chances of morning drizzle. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian here tracking all of that in your accu weather forecast. >> spencer okay j.r i'm going to start with a look at the satellite radar composite image showing this a brisk and cooling onshore flow that has been beneficial to the bay area and to northern california in general, including the area up in northern sacramento valley, where the park fire has been

raging. we're not capturing on on the satellite tonight, an image of the smoke, but the smoke had generally been blowing off to the northeast yesterday. the winds aloft brought some of that smoke down into the bay area. it never came to the surface. it remained aloft. and as you look at the smoke aloft animation going into tomorrow, you can see the upper level winds will be carrying that smoke away from the bay area once again. it never really had any appreciable effect on our air quality, which right now, as you can see, is good, as evidenced by all those green circles around the bay area is likely to remain good going through the next day or two. so here's what you can expect tomorrow as we plan our monday. early in the morning, we'll have lingering fog near the coast and bay temperatures in the upper 50s to about 60 uh- midday hours will bring us more sunshine and a little bit of a warm up to levels greater than what we had for much of the weekend, mid 70s to mid 80s inland. but as we get into the evening hours, we'll see the fog expanding and deepening and pushing across the bay once again, exerting asserting a cooling influence

will have at 7 p.m. mid 70s inland, upper 60s around the bay. but that fog in the morning will produce patchy drizzle across much of the coastal areas, and around the bay shoreline, so morning commuters may be greeted by a few damp spots in the roadways. j.r. spencer, thank you so much. >> to the peninsula we go where loved ones are mourning three people who lost their lives in a crash at devil's slide today. the coroner's office identified them as 28 year old angelica gaucho. 29 year old mohammad noori, both from south san francisco, and brea lynn aroma, a resident of kansas. on friday, the car landed more than 300ft down an embankment along highway one between pacifica and montara. it's still not clear what led up to the crash. happening tomorrow, republican vice presidential candidate j.d. vance is turning to his silicon valley connections for campaign cash he'll scheduled. he is scheduled that is, to headline a fundraising reception in palo alto. the washington post and

bloomberg report the event is being hosted by mike belshe. he's the ceo from the crypto company bitgo. vance is no stranger to the silicon valley campaign piggy bank. earlier last month, he helped organize trump's san francisco visit and campaign event at tech investor david sacks house tickets for tomorrow's palo alto dinner are starting at $3,300 per person. we are seeing an overwhelming call to action in cities across the country following the recent shooting death of sonia masih. today, more than 20 rallies were held in different us cities, from chicago to brooklyn to sacramento, connecticut and appleton, wisconsin. video from july 6th shows a sheriff's deputy shooting and killing masih at her home in illinois. he was responding there after the 36 year old mother called 911 to report a possible intruder. >> sonia masih called the police

to deal with the potential intruder and the irony she was safer with the potential intruder than the police. she was murdered in her home by those she called for protection. >> the deputy who shot and killed masih shaun grayson, has been fired and recently pleaded not guilty to three counts of first degree murder among other charges. tonight, abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn has more on the rallies here in the bay area calling for justice. >> there really is no justice in it. regardless of what happens. >> dozens of people gathered outside headspace barber shop on fourth street in san jose sunday night, trying to make sense of how and why sonia masih died. she was a mother of two teenagers that we have a space that's available to, to grieve, to mourn, to, to, to educate, to talk about everything that's going on. >> it just almost doesn't seem real. you know what? what we sa, she did everything that she was asked to do. >> lou dimas is with black

outreach san jose, a nonprofit formed after george floyd and breonna taylor were killed by police. >> we need an opportunity to commune with each other and talk about next steps. you know, obviously this happened outside of our state, but this issue happens here locally quite frequently. >> sid owens is an educator. >> i work with students of color and it's for me, it's going to work every morning. and having to have this conversations with my students and my family. the bigger question is how do we rise above it? how do we continue to push forward and do more things like this to ensure that, like our community, we're all together as one? >> earlier in the day, miles away, dozens of community members also gathered in oakland. >> what we know that this means is more violence in our communities. >> people say they're concerned that fatal shootings involving police officers will not end, and that more men and women may be killed. back in san jose, vigil organizer alonzo granger says as challenging as it may seem, the community can make a difference.

>> there's always ways to bring awareness. there's always ways to help the situation and to hopefully slow it down. but i don't think it'll ever stop in san jose. >> suzanne vaughn, abc seven news. >> five years ago tonight, violence shattered the safety of a beloved bay area tradition. on this day in 2019, a shooter killed three people and injured 17 more at the gilroy garlic festival. police shot and killed the 19 year old gunman. the festival never recovered. it was canceled in 2020 with the pandemic, then moved to a drive through format in 2021 before going to stockton this year. it's moving to the merced county fairgrounds in los banos, the original organizers told our partners at the bay area news group that they hoped to revive the gilroy garlic festival, though insurance will be a challenge later next month. the city council will be revising the permit process for special events like the gilroy garlic festival. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. new details of

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who were shot and injured at the rally in pennsylvania have been released from the hospital. the 74 year old shooting victim was able to go home on friday. the other man was discharged back on wednesday. a 50 year old father

and former firefighter was killed in that shooting. that comes as abc news is uncovering brand new details on the events of that day. text messages show local snipers spotted the suspected gunman outside the former president's rally nearly two hours before the shooting. abc news obtained texts between the secret service snipers, admitting the suspect likely knew where they were positioned. less than an hour after that, another sniper identified the suspect as suspicious. now, in an exclusive interview with abc news, the local beaver county swat team says they didn't have any contact with the secret service until that day or on that day. that is, until after the assassination attempt. >> we were supposed to get a face to face briefing with the secret service snipers whenever they arrived, and that never happened. so i think that that was probably a pivotal point where i started thinking things were wrong because that never happened, and we had no

communication with the secret service. >> the secret service did not respond directly to those comments, saying the agency is committed to understanding what happened. you can watch more of the exclusive interview tomorrow on good morning america starting at 7 a.m, right after abc seven mornings. us senate candidate adam schiff is trying to shore up support in the aapi community during a swing through the bay area this weekend. the congressman visited oakland's chinatown this morning for a meet and greet, telling the crowd he plans to support new grants for aapi community organizations. the democrat schiff is polling well ahead of republican steve garvey in the race for the late senator dianne feinstein's seat. bart expects service to be fully restored in time for tomorrow's morning commute. officials say systemwide delays this weekend were caused by an electrical fire near the 12th street oakland city center station last night. that station, as well as the 19th street, fruitvale and

lake merritt stations, lost power and had to close yesterday. about 300 passengers were stuck inside two different train cars for about 30 minutes. they had to be evacuated through a smoky tunnel between the 12th and 19th street stations. >> thankfully, our ventilation system worked as it was supposed to and got the smoke out of the area we were able to evacuate all of those riders safely and there were no injuries. >> bart says it still doesn't know what caused this electrical fire. happening tomorrow, a san francisco board of supervisors committee is set to discuss a plan to designate gilbert baker's rainbow pride flag at harvey milk plaza as a landmark. if approved by the land use commission, the proposed resolution would head to the full board of supervisors for a vote in september. the gilbert baker rainbow flag is named for the late artist who created the iconic symbol in 1978. it was originally designated for gay freedom day parade, which is now

the san francisco pride parade. interesting note there. yeah, joined right now by spencer christian. you know, i went to get dinner tonight. it was a little chilly outside, and i liked that feeling. yeah, it felt good, didn't it? yes. especially compared with just days ago when we had the heat. >> it's gone for a while. here's a look at our satellite radar composite image. you can see the pattern we have now is fairly brisk onshore flow bringing cooling breezes to the bay area night and day. we had a fairly well established marine layer there earlier. it dissipated as it has done last couple of nights. it will redevelop overnight. right now we're looking at gentle winds. it's breezy in some spots, but we don't have any strong gusts at the moment, and it's about 1 or 2 degrees warmer in most locations than at this time last night, which is not terribly significant. so we're in the same range pretty much as last night, 56 degrees in san francisco right now, low 60s at oakland, hayward, san jose and redwood city, 57 at half moon bay at the golden gate. noticed the absence of fog, but it will redevelop overnight. other temperature readings right now mid 50s at santa rosa, petaluma.

napa 59 at fairfield, 60 at concord and 57 at livermore. let's check out our forecast headlines. next two days we'll see gradual warming just a couple of degrees each day midweek, wednesday, thursday, the warming pace of it increases. and then into the weekend we will see the heat cranking up in our inland areas. not to triple digits, but it will be noticeably warmer overnight. watching the redevelopment of the marine layer along the coast, over the bay and out locally inland, and lots of patches of drizzle, numerous patches of drizzle offshore and some on land near the coast and the bay shoreline. so morning commuters may find a couple of damp spots in the morning. we're not expecting rain that would make the pavement the highways slippery. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s high temperatures tomorrow under sunny afternoon. skies will reach in the low to mid 80s in our inland areas, inland east bay and up in the north bay as well. down in the south bay 77 will be the high at san jose, but farther south, morgan hill

will top out at about 85 right around the shoreline uh- bay shoreline. we'll see highs only in the low 70s as the morning fog will linger a bit. maybe up into the midday hours over the bay. and of course it will linger at the coast where high temperatures will barely break 60 degrees. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. and notice that gradual warming i mentioned monday and tuesday. we gained a couple of degrees each day in our inland areas, and we measure whether it's going to be warm, mainly by our inland areas. later in the week. we'll see low to mid 90s inland on wednesday, thursday and friday. but over the weekend the heat continues to increase to mid to upper 90s inland. so not exactly a heat wave. and certainly nothing approaching triple digits yet, but it will be pretty toasty inland next weekend. >> yeah, that's why san francisco is still the place to be. >> it's the place to be. that's right. go near the coast. you go to the golden gate. >> yes. yeah. thank you so much, spencer. all right. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. there. the pro level dance teams of the golden state warriors. and for many hopefuls, the

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organizers posted this video of runners starting the 26.2 mile course in front of the ferry building at 515 this morning. 29 year old charlie lawrence of boulder, colorado, won the men's division with a time of two hours, 22 minutes. the fastest women's runner was 24 year old jenna wolfram of barrington, illinois, with a time of two hours and 52 minutes. runners also had the option of participating in two separate half marathons or 10-k and five k races. dancers of all ages showed their moves today, vying for a chance to represent the golden state warriors. the final rounds of auditions happened today for the warriors dance

team. 137 dancers made the finals today. the top 90 will land spots on one of the warriors four dance teams. there are opportunities for kids as young as eight on the junior jam squad, along with the gold squad, blue crew and the hardwood classics, which are dancers 55 and older. final rosters will be announced on wednesday. good luck to everybody. >> hi jr coming up in sports steph curry and team usa begin their quest for gold. and as the clock ticks towards the mlb trade deadline, the giants making their case to buy instead of sell sports it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss.

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and today marked their final game before tuesday's trade deadline. things have started to turn the corner, though, this week and today at oracle park. a chance for a four game sweep of colorado. catch of the day comes from the stands. a barehanded backhanded grab and he doesn't spill a drop. those are expensive drinks there at oracle park. nice play. giants have been scoring early and right away. again it's casey schmidt high. deep and gone. fourth of the year one nothing. giants and time for high fives in the

dugouts. bottom two elk grove high grad. it's derek hill, one of the newest giants making his mark. triples to right michael conforto is going to score. makes it two nothing. the giants with five triples this weekend, the most in a series since moving to san francisco, and the pitching staff struck out 53 rockies, the most in a four game series in franchise history. taylor rogers got the side in the fifth and in the sixth. matt chapman has smashed to left one run scores and here comes jorge soler. he is safe. proves to be the game winning swing. giants win five four. they sweep the four game set, improving a 53 and 55 overall. the trade deadline tuesday at 3:00. the a's going for a four game sweep in anaheim. another great grab in the stands. sign that guy up. ouch the a's explode in the third one. nothing at this poin. bases loaded for brant rooker liner to right center and that will be a bases clearing double. it's part of a six run inning. a's up. big game over, right? wrong. because it all goes away when fresno state's taylor ward

goes grand grand slam that is angels take the lead for good. they lose eight six off day tomorrow before a two game series against the giants at oracle park that begins tuesday. the u.s. men's basketball team, with their olympic opener against serbia earlier today. stephen curry 11 points in his olympic debut. kevin durant, who was questionable with the calf injury, scored 21 off the bench in the first half. he finished with 23. the u.s. rolls one 1084. >> it was incredible, but not surprising given given what i've seen from kevin in the past, i've said it before, i think he's the most skilled basketball player i've ever seen. the game just comes so easily for him, and a long layoff like that doesn't seem to bother him. and you know he was brilliant tonight. obviously just shifted the game as soon as he got on the floor. >> nhra nationals at sonoma raceway this weekend tony stewart he's been a success everywhere. three time nascar series champ, even an indycar

champ, but still looking for his first ever top fuel victory. narrowly edged by 77 time winner antron brown in the final. there they go. brown gets the trophy. and then even better, though, some of that amazing wine. haha drinks up all right. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> chris thank you so much. much more to come on abc seven news at 11 a blood test breakthrough in the fight against alzheimer's. the new and accurate test to catch early cases of dementia. plus call it the cell phone pledge. what a north bay school district may be asking of families

is right here (♪) (♪) the disney+, hulu, max bundle. tonight marks 100 days until the november presidential election, and current vice president kamala harris seems to have quickly reset the race. her campaign is boasting big fundraising numbers and a strong comeback in the polls. now the question is who might the presumptive nominee name as her vp nominee? harris's campaign

says it raised more than $200 million already, capping off a whirlwind first week for her campaign. abc news reporter perry russom gives us a look at the race. 100 days to the election. >> the race for the white house continues to take shape after president biden dropped out one week ago. vice president kamala harris picking up another endorsement today, this time former vice president al gore. the latest abc news ipsos poll released today shows harris with a boost in favorability. >> kamala harris has turned her numbers around substantially. her favorability rating up eight points in the space of a week. she is now viewed more favorably than unfavorably, which is rare these days. this is clearly an early honeymoon period, but it's also clear that the presidential race has essentially reset at this stage, trump's favorability reaching a high of 40% in the days following the republican convention and the assassination attempt. >> it's now fallen back to 36%, according to the same poll, trump and minnesota last night campaigning with his running mate, senator jd vance.

>> so now we have a new candidate to defeat the most incompetent, unpopular and far left vice president in american history. >> vance, stopping by a diner this morning addressing his past criticisms of trump. >> he did a better job of that than anybody that i've ever seen as president in my lifetime. so i changed my mind because he did a good job. and that's what you do when people do a good job and you're wrong. >> speculation continues over who will be harris's running mate. among the names being mentioned are kentucky governor andy beshear, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and minnesota governor tim walz, who had this to say about trump visiting his state. >> he's here today in the state of hockey. yes, to complete his trifecta. he lost in 16. he lost in 20. he loses in 24. >> another possible vp choice is illinois governor j.b. pritzker, who declined to answer abc's martha raddatz this morning when asked if he submitted any vetting paperwork required for potential contenders. he did say he spoke with harris last week. had a great conversation with her, and i pledged to her that

no matter what the outcome of this process, that i'd be working hard for her and making sure that she wins in november. perry russom, abc news, washington. at 11 venezuela is seeing charged political unrest as one of the country's most critical elections in decades ends with both candidates claiming victory. >> socialist and authoritarian president nicolas maduro was declared the winner by his electoral council, but now the country's opposition is also claiming it won. independent exit polling suggests opposition candidate edmundo gonzalez had more than double maduro's votes. us secretary of state antony blinken says the us has serious concerns about maduro's claims of reelection, and called for transparency in the vote count. you may have felt it. two small

earthquakes shook parts of the bay area this afternoon. the first was centered near suisun city around 2 p.m. the usgs says it was a magnitude 3.3 quake. people reported feeling it as far away as santa rosa, sacramento and as far south as hayward. there was then a second quake, a magnitude 2.7, in the same area before 5 p.m. given the smaller intensity, there have been no reports of any damage. new blood tests are showing major promise in catching alzheimer's disease earlier. a new study out of sweden today found one blood test has a 90% accuracy rate. it's a big deal since right now doctors rely on spinal taps to diagnose blood tests are cheaper and less invasive, which experts say could allow significantly more people to get screened. >> the major benefit of using blood tests for routine diagnosis of alzheimer disease is that it's likely to bring an

earlier and more accurate diagnosis to a much larger number of people. >> we're still a long way from these tests becoming widely available. the fda hasn't formally approved any blood tests for alzheimer's, and insurance coverage is limited. nearly 7 million americans have alzheimer's disease. it's been an ongoing debate picking up steam across the state. would a cell phone ban work for schools in california? governor newsom called for such a ban last month, but tonight we're seeing one district in the north bay. seriously, consider the idea for the fall. abc news reporter cornell bernard has reaction from parents and experts. >> it's a decision many parents have to make during back to school time to give their kids a smartphone or not, from the children's point of view, really important for emergencies. >> you need that feeling of connection and quick access. >> the novato unified school district is hoping parents of

elementary and middle school students will think twice before arming their kids with smartphones, the superintendent says. this summer, the district's administrative team is reviewing and developing our cell phone policies and expectations using successful models from other school districts. the district is considering the wait until eighth pledge, in which parents pledge to withhold smartphones from students until the end of eighth grade. the cell phone pledge follows an assault on a female student at sinaloa middle school by a group of other girls in may, video of the assault was posted on social media. >> i think it's really important to have a partnership with families. >> john carroll is marin county superintendent of schools. he supports the no cell phone pledge. last year, his office sued several social media companies, claiming they were contributing to an increase in mental health disturbances among young people. >> we have really solid evidence that social media companies algorithms have set kids up where they're compromising their

emotional health, setting the stage for social bullying, social psychologist jonathan haidt has rules for kids and smartphones one. >> no smartphone before 14. you can give them a flip phone. you send them out, but you do not give a child the internet in their pocket where strangers can reach them. >> i knew what tesla wanted a smartphone screenagers as a series of documentaries exploring how technology impacts the mental health of kids, created by marin county film maker lisa tab. >> my feeling is that it's one of the biggest gifts we can give our kids in this moment is to have phones off and away all day. >> some novato parents say they're ready to take the no cell phone pledge. what do you think of that? >> i think that's a great idea. i think they are a problem, and i would definitely support that in marin county. >> cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> well, deadpool and wolverine had a blockbuster opening this weekend. the marvel film made

$205 million in north america, becoming the eighth biggest opening of all time. it's the latest installment in the ryan reynolds comic book comedy, this time with hugh jackman returning as wolverine to costar. the movie shattered the opening weekend record for an r-rated movie previously held by the first deadpool. disney is the parent company of both marvel and abc seven. still ahead on abc seven news at 11. it was a wild day at the beach this weekend. it wasn't muggy, but buggy. we have the story behind this insect invasion. hi, i'm spencer christian, a foggy, drizzly night is coming our way. >> at least the overnight part of it. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a

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our recent interview who to bleep mary that's coming up this week at 1 p.m. right here on abc seven in the east bay, a new monthly market made its debut in hayward today. >> attendees enjoyed food from more than 30 local vendors, as well as entertainment. the new market is held at the south hayward bart station from noon to 4 p.m. it runs on the last sunday of the month from now through october, a day at the beach took a wild turn this weekend when an epic swarm of dragonflies descended on the crowds. this is video you just have to see. oh my god crazy. it's crazy. this was somewhat of an apocalyptic view from a beach in rhode island yesterday. some people seemed content to watch, but you can see others scrambling away. scientists say dragonflies do tend to migrate in the late summer, which may be reason for

the swarm. i would have been among those scrambling away. spencer christian joins us now. i will say, if you've got dragonflies and you don't have mosquitoes, so that's true. you'd be mosquito free with the large track and i'll take the dragonflies over the mosquitoes any day. >> yes. let's take a look at what's happening with our weather. overnight is going to be pretty interesting. we'll have a rebuilding marine layer and lots of patches of drizzle. check this out for four. a m and 5 a.m. and 6 a.m, and up until about 10 a.m. we're going to have lots of drizzle. not only along the coastline, but also out over the bay at locally some land areas. overnight, low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow mid afternoon. sunny inland but still a little gray near the coast of bay. highs will range from low 60s at the coast to low 70s around the bay to low and mid 80s inland. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. gradual warming i talked about continues into the middle of the week. but then thursday, friday we'll see some mid 90s inland, mid 70s around the bay. and over the weekend next weekend mid to upper 90s

inland, up to about 80 around the bay and even mild at the coast. not exactly a heat wave, but just a gradual warm up. and if you don't like it toasty inland, you go to the coast, you know, on saturday i felt some of that moisture in the air and it just a great feeling. it is. yeah, especially after the hot, dry weather we had last week. the triple digits, it just it was so uncomfortable. but we'll take the moisture and the breeze any time, especially with these fire situations. absolutely yeah. it definitely diminishes the fire risks. yeah. right. >> thank you spencer. here's chris now with the preview of sports. >> hi jr. coming up in sports the mlb trade deadline tuesday. will the giants buy or sell. only time will tell. while the time is now for the 49 ers. what brock purdy had to say about the team's hunger to win a

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sunday of the nfl regular season. the niners reported training camp this week. two major storylines here brandon aiyuk is holding in, while trent williams holds out, both looking for new deals. the pads come on tomorrow for day five of training camp. brock purdy is actually going to be eligible for a new deal next season, and based on recent quarterback contracts, purdy could be in the range of 50 to $60 million a year, which makes this season on brock's rookie deal even more crucial as the niners look for that elusive sixth lombardi trophy. >> we've tasted it, obviously the super bowl. it's a couple plays away from literally being super bowl champions. we have guys in this locker room that taste it and they want it. and then obviously now with camp, with having all the guys back, you know just the way fred's acting, george juice like these guys that have been in the league for a while. man they're back ready like hungry. and i'm going to my year three so i'm hungry. but i did the same thing i walked in i'm like, how are

these guys going to, you know like seem or feel and you can feel it, man. they're hungry for it. and we're ready to do it for this organization. and the fan base christian mccaffrey got married this offseason to longtime girlfriend fiance model and former miss universe, olivia culpo. >> george kittle was in attendance and would love to run it back. >> it was kind of wild to because they're kind of like, she's really famous. and so like having the amount of police officers that were around as security and stuff and like people from rhode island, just like standing there on the corners with photographers and paparazzi stuff. that was a wild experience for me. but like, overall beautiful wedding, everyone there was incredible. so much fun, i hopefully they have like a another one just for fun and invite invite me again. >> i think my invitation got lost in the mail. all right. the mlb trade deadline tuesday afternoon at 3:00. the giants currently two games under 503 and a half games back of the final wild card spot. blake snell is their best asset to trade, especially coming off his career high 15 strikeout performance last night. they just swept the rockies and they're the healthiest they've been in months. so what will

they do? we're going to find out soon enough. >> you know i haven't heard it. we don't talk about that. we just you know, we just talk about preparing for a game. i don't know what transpires between the guys. you know, as far as names coming up or whatever in trades. but if we can keep winning games, maybe that goes away a little bit. >> wrexham and chelsea play to a22 draw on wednesday night at levi's stadium. wrexham is owned by actors ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney. reynolds was unable to attend. he's promoting a largely big time blockbuster film, and i went one on one with rob to discuss hollywood blockbusters and their soccer team. just the origins of the story. when you and ryan decided to take this on, why and have the dreams really match the reality of what you guys have become with wrexham? >> oh, they far exceeded, our, our our wildest dreams, just to be embraced by the community in the way that we were and, was just a massive step forward and we were we were really hoping

that things would pan out the way that they have. but you just never know with football, how is this show really? >> and all this experience changed the community because i talked to some fans and they're like, we're a part of it, and it really seems that way from everything that i see and can watch, i like to believe that it hasn't changed, changed the community at all. >> i like to believe that that the community has changed us. truly they have. and as you can see, it's now spreading. so the whole the entire wrexham supporter base is, is spreading all over the world. and i'd like to believe that that most of the people in wrexham are really happy with that. >> all right. so i've never been to a wrexham match but i'm is this standard operating procedure this, this this photo. no. >> this thing. look how happy this lady is. i know it follows me everywhere i go. the second it turns out that if you have a partner who's got 50 million instagram followers that. well, i don't want to, but he was. he was so liberal with the with the chest hair, i don't know, it doesn't even look like me. it

looks more like him. >> your partner's not here because he's on jimmy kimmel. we're doing all kinds of synergy with abc seven. so what do you have to say about that? ryan's not here, but he's doing something pretty cool down there. >> yeah, i heard he's promoting some independent movie. that he's been working on. it's like a avant garde sort of small little arthouse picture. so i think that comes out sometime this weekend. dede dede poole in the wolf german some. yeah. wolf in wolf. it's like a like a dutch film. >> i can confirm that is a good movie. i saw it this week. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino jr. >> chris, thank you so much. 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. well, that's it for tonight. i am j.r stone. abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at five for spencer and chris. thanks for joining us. have a thanks for joining us. have a great week

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