>> i had zach in the fourth grade.first day, you have holly's mother basically fall out on the stand during her testimony. >> can i take just a minute? i'm feeling sick. >> let's take a recess. i want everyone to remain with me while the jury files out, please. oh -- get a nurse. >> holly's father also testifies. >> what day did you give up hope for the very first time? >> about three years into it, give or take, with the tbi come to our house and told us that was holly, that holly had been found. that was her remains. >> i'm going to ask you to look at this picture. you recognize it? >> prosecutors produce the alleged murder weapon. it's a .32-caliber revolver witnesses claim was owned by zach adams' friend, shayne austin, and it was recovered in a drainage ditch just months before the trial. >> we located a metal object that was later identified as a revolver. >> a parade of no fewer than nine witnesses testified that, over the years, adams, often while on drugs or in jail, made incriminating statements. >> he said,

i'm zach fuentes. tonight we know buildings are destroyed and firefighters are working to figure out how many. yeah. just listen to those intense flames. there firefighters are calling this the point fire. it's burned more than 1000 acres since it started just after 1230. today it's burning on the south side of lake sonoma, just west of geyserville. it started right along stewarts point skaggs springs road and exploded to the east. firefighters. firefighters spent hours defending vineyards and homes along dry creek road. containment is up to 15. people across the bay area are noticing the smoke from this fire tonight. satellite images show that smoke plume spreading down into the east bay. and check out the view from this alaska airlines flight. you can see that thick layer of smoke. we have team coverage of this fire tonight from the evacuations to the dangerous weather conditions. let's get straight to abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn with the latest from firefighters. suzanne zach, tonight, this

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zach >> spencer. thank you. now another effort to help prevent wildfires will launch tomorrow and tuesday. p-g-and-e's says it will conduct inspections of power lines with helicopters and drones in parts of santa clara and santa cruz counties. p-g-and-e's says it's in preparation for any potential public safety power shut off or psps events. that's, of course, when utility issues a planned outage during extreme weather that could cause trees to fall into power lines, and to southern california. now, crews are battling a wildfire that's triggered evacuation orders in los angeles county. the post fire was reported around two yesterday afternoon in gorman, south of the grapevine. the area is under a red flag warning today, with winds expected to increase from nine tonight to midnight. more than 1200 people were forced to evacuate last night. flames have burned more than 12,000 acres. >> the winds are probably going to be the biggest factor i battling this blaze. we're going to have gusts as high as 60mph, but that

zach >> and jr, at this point, we are seeing some promising things. right now. we've seen a couple of engines actually leave here. a hose starting to be rolled up. that's not to say that this fire is out that all that it's all clear right now that is not the case. but considering the circumstances, things are looking a lot better than when fire crews were first brought out here called at 1015 this morning. now, we do know that the building that caught fire is considered a total loss. let's go to some sky seven video right now to really just show you the scope of this fire that tore through this affordable housing project. there are two buildings here, only one caught on fire, a very big building. fire officials say it started at the north end of that building, and was pushed by winds all the way to the other side. construction workers were on scene at the time, but there are no reports of injuries. thankfully, the affordable housing project, it's been nearly a decade in the making in terms of planning, but construction really started getting underway about a yea

zach, how's it going? >> well, julie, as we have seen with other recent wildfires over the last two weeks, the real issue here is the wind. it is really driving this fire. this fire first reported, as you mentioned, just west of geyserville, just after around 1230, actually, you can see the smoke billowing from the hillside right now. at last check from cal fire. this fire is sitting at some 300 acres, only 15% contained. mandatory evacuations are now in place for an area north and east of chemise road. south of stewarts point. skaggs spring road and west of dry creek. this is an area filled with vineyards, a number of homes, so cal fire crews are now actively working to protect structures in the area from both the skies. they are dumping water and with crews on the ground. they have dozers here. we spoke with one man just down the road from here, forced to leave his home as the fire neared. >> everything i owned is there, so, i'm kind of hesitant to leave, but i know i have to. so, normally, you know, the

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> thanks, zach. another group of pro-palestinian protesters gathered on san francisco's valencia street today outside a fundraiser by vice president kamala harris. police set up barricades and only let residents through between 18th and 19th streets. we saw officers take at least one person into custody, at least one protester attended the event at the chapel. a live music venue. security escorted him out as he interrupted harris's speech. >> former president donald trump is also making a fundraising stop in san francisco. he'll be in town tomorrow for an event hosted by tech billionaire david sachs, who lives in pacific heights. tickets range from $50,000 to half $1 million. trump supporters are planning a rally at marina green tomorrow afternoon. it's not clear if that's where trump will arrive, but sitting presidents sometimes arrive at marina green by helicopter. the location is also just down the hill from the trump fundraiser. on the other side, the organizers behind the inflatable trump chicke

. >> zach fuentes, who is live at the scene, zach. >> yeah, it was an intense firefight out here. reports came in at 1015. crews have been fighting since then at three. just after three. they finally announced that the fire had been contained after a fierce fight for more than 100 firefighters. i want to take you back to some sky seven video from earlier, just so you can see the entire scene in the scope of the fire, what it tore through this affordable housing project. there are two buildings here and only one caught fire, but it was a very big building that did catch fire. fire officials saying it started at the north end of the building and was pushed by winds all the way to the other side. a construction workers were on scene at the time, but there are thankfully no reports of injuries here. this affordable housing project had been nearly a decade in the making in terms of planning. construction really got underway about a year ago. now the building sits just behind fair oaks health care center. it's a clinic which was evacuated, and it's also very close to homes, which were a

set -- host: i'm going to zach wamp. what woulday republican.t: well, i think that certain things. and there is no questionto get that same day voting res we can do what we did in florida. i want to say to the caller, florida knew the outcome of at 11:00 that night. and they had a whole lot of mail-in because senior citizens in florida prefer to vote by mail. mail florida are very secure. florida ran elections perfectly. the outcome at 11:00 at night. our organization was tryinglature prior to the 2020 election toss legislation like florida where they would process all of the ballots that had been mailed in before the election day so that they can hit a button and know the results. it is absurd for new york and pennsylvania bluer states to be counting votes day. we are the group that's trying to bring solutions to this in a birtisan way, put the country first. you can't just point fingers and not jump try to fix the problems. we are trying to fix these things. you don't want nationalize it. where we have a national situation. but i got to tell l

zach, what are you learning tonight? >> well, you heard from that battalion chief just a short while ago. the real story here, the wind. it is really driving this fire. they have a long night ahead of them. i am just off interstate 580 here in tracy, which, as you mentioned, is shut down now in both directions between corral hollow road and interstate five. here's why it's shut down. take a look at the conditions they're dealing with this fire jumping the interstate again, prompting them to shut down this highway power now being impacted to some homes here in tracy. flames first reported here around 230 this afternoon. that fire quickly growing from there. crews from cal fire, alameda county fire, other area departments all involved right now again, windy conditions, making the work of these firefighters very, very difficult. gusts of 40mph being reported. here's what the battalion chief had to say earlier. >> firefighters are struggling to get the upper hand on this fire, you you can feel the winds . they're extremely,

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zach. thank you again. >> just another example of how dangerous wind can be when you combine it with fire, especially as we saw yesterday. >> that's right. and our chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now to update us on the conditions tonight that firefighters are facing. >> bill. yeah. and you know that area where zach is just east of the altamont pass? there's a reason they put the windmills out there right? it is a wind funnel, a wind tunnel, if you will. and the winds are still gusting. this is the zone. here's livermore, altamont pass in here in. the fire is out in this area as we come in a little closer, i want to point out the there's altamont at 36 miles an hour right now. the winds are gusting, but i want to see this orange area that's right where the fire is. that's the contour representing the strongest winds right now. and pretty much all day. so it's a funnel. so anytime you get a fire starting out there, even if it's not windy it's going to be windy. did current wind spee

what about the wind, zach? that was a factor earlier. has have the winds died down or is it still pretty windy out there tonight? >> you know, for the moment it does feel like they have died down. certainly they have died down considerably since perhaps just two hours ago. but again, this is something that firefighters are certainly going to be keeping an eye on because as if it picks up at any moment, that can really once again drive this fire in these dry conditions that they are contending with. >> all right. zac sos reporting live in sonoma county tonight zach, thank you. now, the point fire has prompted the healdsburg unified school district to cancel summer school classes tomorrow. the district says it's closing down for the day because of those evacuations, power outages and smoke from that fire. well, fire activity around the state has definitely picked up over the past couple of days. >> right now, cal fire is working 15 fires throughout california. ten of those just started today, including the point fire. there are two big fir

zach what's the reasoning here? >> yeah, jake, the georgia court of appeals, issuing an order that is a stayed issuing a stay on all proceedings at the trial court level until it decides whether or not fani willis should be disqualified from the case. you'll remember that judge scott mcafee was it's overseeing the georgia election subversion case to the fani willis can stay on the case if her lead prosecutor, nathan wade, stepped away, which he did but that was appealed up to the georgia court of appeals, which took up the appeal and is now going to decide whether or not fani willis does remain on the case or if they want to remove her and until they make that decision, which could be by march 2025, they're now saying that work on the trump case in georgia must halt. it must stop completely judge mcafee had allowed work to continue in the pretrial phase while the appeals process with playing out. so that is being overridden now by the appeals according itself, as it sorts out this disqualification issue. but really

and we are joined by zach williams, ethnic studies professor washington state university. welcome to the program. guest:v thank you so much for having me on. good morning and happy juneteenth. host: remind usut and what it means and how it got started. guest: cjuneteenth is a commemof final ending of slavery in thunit states. it transpired in texas on june 19, 1865. ■nthe last remaining enslaved people were informed of their freedom in general order 3 which was read from the balcony in■ galveston, texas. that is what the day coemorates. host: this is the third year since it became a holiday. guest: great question.adc] tremendous impact on the holiday. the recognition a federal level establishes its have been celebrating at a local level for a number of years now. i think it is a step in the right direction for us to he very slow process by which slavery was ended and to celebrate together as a community once and for all its official ending. host: you have said juneteenth■g and learning blackeverywhere. what do you mean by that? guest: certainly.what we see whk history we t

host:■ zach williams, thank you for joining us. guest: as you know, it is juneteenth.celeatn of the holiday taking place on the ellipse outside the white house. the event includes scholars reading documents related to in addition to poems and writings organized by the national juneteenth observance foundation. you can watch that live at noon here on c-span, c-span now, or at c-span.org. we will get back to kathy waitn wisconsin, independent. caller: hi. ve a couple of things to get through. i don't understand whr 2 has bes congress. there is some good law reform and that. ■3no one s the 84,000 lost children in the united states were f farms. i had not heardmaybe you guys ct up and see. more things illegal apropos to juneteenth. it is slavery by any other name. you hear congress say we ne people to pick our potatoes. generation irish -- i am a 10th generationmy family has those r. it seems like other name is slavery. as far as the health insurance re, i have been on for 10 years now. anything else costs me. it is catastrophic insurance. it is not health insurance. you.

zach, i appreciate it. the dog that has the tongue sticking out that seems to take home the prize. congratulations to wild things, zach. thank you for that report. well, bart will soon be making improvements on a section of track in oakland, and this work is going to affect riders on the red line for six weekends this year. starting this saturday and sunday for the next two days, free busses will replace trains between rockridge, macarthur and 19th street stations. riders can expect delays of up to 40 minutes on the weekends while crews are working. construction will fall on one weekend a month through november. a portion of highway one in monterey county is reopening on sunday. the section of highway one at paul slide south of big sur has been closed since january of 2023, when a 500,000 cubic yard landslide blocked the road. caltrans says the reopening will restore some normalcy for business owners and residents in the area. a portion of the highway, though, is still closed at regents slide. caltrans expe

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zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thanks very much. a prescribed burn near lake sonoma got out of hand this afternoon. it broke its containment lines. and the breakaway fire quickly grew to 20 acres. it was fairly breezy. time lapse video from the area shows smoke rising from that area west of geyserville. the fire is in a grassy woodland area controlled by the army corps of engineers. no structures are threatened and looking live out at a nice day across the bay area, but again, windy weather could cause some problems for the weekend. >> yeah, this father's day weekend. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the fire danger on the way for us. sandhya >> yeah, kristen and dan, we definitely have winds that will be ramping up this weekend. humidity levels dropping and that is prompting a red flag warning for parts of the bay area, specifically lake county and parts of solano county. it starts at 11 p.m. tomorrow night, runs until 8 p.m. sunday. the concern is that northerly wind, which is very drying, gusting

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> zach, thank you. today, unionized academic workers went on strike at uc irvine. they're protesting how the uc system is responding to pro-palestinian protests. reporter david gonzalez from our sister station in los angeles, has the details. >> we are out here today to let them know that we will not stop strikes across several university of california campuses over how the university system has handled pro-palestinian protests has reached uc irvine. >> this is a five alarm emergency, which is why we are taking the situation seriously. >> as many as 5000 uc academic workers are represented by uaw, 4811 walked off the job on thursday as part of the union's unfair labor practice strike. >> this is a moment of profound severity and importance where we have to stand up and we have to tell the university that it has to abide by the law of this country, by the law of this state, and by our collective bargaining agreements, that we fought for six weeks to win in 2022. >> uaw argues the university is trying to

zach >> yeah, that's right.g that his plane is taxiing in phoenix, so they should be on their way here very shortly. but earlier this morning, an afternoon his supporters had been gathering in different parts of the bay area, forming those caravans. we went over to redwood city, where one of them was going on. about 50 to 60 people decorated their vehicles with signage, planning to display it all on local roadways as they drove towards marina green. and though it was in san mateo county, visitors also came from places like santa cruz county, san joaquin county and others. the people we spoke with told us that they don't expect to even get a glimpse of the former president, but still felt it important to gather together. >> we're a bunch of fun loving people that want to get together, to enjoy like minded people, and because there's, you know, obviously less of us in the bay area. so, yeah, we just like to hang out with each other so it isn't some like, we have to see donald trump. >> that group that gathered in

zach, christina. >> live in sonoma county tonight. >> zach. thank you.ire crews made quick work of a vegetation fire this afternoon in san jose near highway 101 and oakland road. it started at about 330 this afternoon, roughly 3 to 4 acres burned. and firefighters say windy conditions could have made this situation worse with the wind and the heat that poses a problem for firefighters. >> obviously, that's an issue for us. we got to always keep an eye on that, making sure that it doesn't ignite in other areas as well. >> firefighters say they did find some small spot fires as they work to contain the bigger vegetation fire. around 40 crew members helped put out the flames in san jose. police were called in to help keep crowds away from the smoke. no injuries have been reported. >> red flag conditions are hampering fire crews in southern california battling two major wildfires. there the post fire exploded overnight to 14,000 acres. it is burning along i-5 near the grapevine, 70 miles north of los angeles. evacuation orders are in place now for areas west

let's start with abc seven news reporter zach fuentes, who's live at the scene. zach >> yeah. fire crews were first called out here at 1015 and just after three. they said that they had that fire contained after hours of intense firefighting, we're now seeing crews start to roll up hoses. we've seen some engines leave. something you couldn't even fathom just earlier this morning, i want to take you back to that sky seven footage that we showed you earlier, just so you can get the whole scope of the fire here right now that tore through this affordable housing project. there are two large buildings here and only one caught on fire, albeit a very large building. fire officials say it started at the north end of that building, and was pushed by winds all the way to the other side. construction workers were on scene at the time, but there are no reports of injuries. thankfully, it's an affordable housing project here, and it's been nearly a decade in the making in terms of planning the construction really got underway about a year ago. now the building sits just behind fair oaks h

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zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thank you for that update. smoke from this fire led to an air quality advisory. this shot from sky seven shows you how far the smoke spread with today's winds. the bay area air quality management district was concerned about areas downwind of redwood city, like palo alto, mountain view, santa clara and san jose. and we will continue our live team coverage with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> yeah, and sandhya, the smoke got so bad, there's really been a measurable impact on our air quality. >> yeah, it certainly was worse earlier when that fire was really going down and umma, i do want to show you the air quality now as we look at air now, you will notice that most areas from redwood city down the peninsula and that good category, there are a few spots down around san jose that are moderate. this is purple air and taking a look at theirs as well. you see some pockets of moderate air quality. so that air quality advisory is still up. although the conditions there are favorable. the winds have come

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes shows how things unfolded. >> we've been given a legal dispersal order, warnings from police at uc santa cruz before many pro-palestinian demonstrators were arrested starting late thursday night. police in riot gear surrounded demonstrators on the south side of campus. the encampment started on may 1st. by friday morning, it was gone, dismantled while demonstrators and police faced off destroying the encampment. >> they were destroying tents tables. >> also gone were barricades set up this week that blocked the main entrance of campus. it was that move that the university said led it to take action. in a statement friday, it said, quote, following the continued intentional and dangerous blockade of campus entrances, uc santa cruz took action to remove the barricades and disband the unlawful encampment. those actions started early this morning. the statement went on to say, quote, they were notified that their actions were unlawful and unsafe. and this morning they were also given multiple warnings by law enforcement to leave the area and

zach. thank you. well, the corral fire destroyed one home and forced hundreds of people living in the tracy area to evacuate. before that evacuation order was lifted at 6:00 this evening. ktvu jesse gary spoke with some of those homeowners. >> the hurried pace at the house sunday due to a search for essentials before being forced to leave again. >> we came home to get our dogs out of the house and get some clothes and stuff. >> how scary is this? it's very scary. >> this small neighborhood just off 580 and highway 132 was in danger of being wiped off the map. the corral fire has blackened thousands of acres near tracy and cost the curtis family their home. >> they were able to evacuate. they took the dogs and the turtle and, they're at the motel six right now, trying to figure out how much damage is done. >> travis curtis has the unenviable task of telling his parents their home of nearly 30 years is now smoldering. ash, what are you going to report this to them? >> you give them a really big hug. so

today we're hearing from the developers, abc seven news reporter zach fuentes also spoke with neighborsfinally able to return to their homes, a frightening eight alarm fire tore through this building monday. >> that building considered a total loss high wind, not only made it a difficult firefight, it also led to separate spot fires. now, i want to give you an idea as to just how far some of the embers traveled from this fire. this is obviously the building behind me. the wind carried some embers as far away as this field right here, where right now you can still see scarring and debris from the fire. on monday, neighbors and fire officials telling us some of those embers traveled even farther than this. we had debris all the way down into palo alto. >> i'm hearing this morning, which is amazing. >> still, that fire was most dangerous to those who lived right next to it. >> when i evacuated the flames were already over and the heat was so intense and embers falling. i was i was for sure like, we're going to lose the house. >> james and michelle smith finally able to go back into their h

zach >> yeah. mike. since that fbi raid, mayor tao she has not been seen in public once today, demonstrators criticizing her for her absence as they say, the city is facing high crime and a budget crisis. >> this qingtao where shang tao where shengtao demonstrators outside oakland city hall sunday asking that question following an fbi raid of mayor shang tao's home this week. she's in hiding with our money. she is not here for the people we expect her to be here when there are 15 people getting shot and stabbed a few days ago, and the mayor is absent. the mayor is not doing her job. >> tao not seen publicly since the federal raid and in the days following a juneteenth mass shooting at lake merritt, shang needs to resign immediately. also raided by the fbi, properties tied to the politically connected duong family, the duong's owners and operators of cal waste, which runs the city's recycling program. the company, denying any wrongdoing and so far no arrests or charges have been filed by investigators. fr

but as abc seven news reporter zach fuentes explains, not everyone is happy about it. >> positive changes are being added daily to downtown san jose. >> it's vibrant as it has not been in a long time. we're standing here at the mural that was just now opened about a week ago. >> alex cetinski, a ceo of the san jose downtown association. he said art and the many new block parties have brought vibrancy and also safety to the more foot traffic you have in an area, the safer people feel. and safety has been a concern for many downtown businesses and residents. now, the city says it's responding. 24 recent police academy graduates are now assigned to downtown san jose as field training officers. >> it's 15 years since we last saw the field training program, or fto in downtown, and i'm excited to share with all of you that our recruits are back in this area, interim chief paul joseph said. >> the program is essential for the department's downtown staffing and offers new training opportunities. while some businesses are encouraged by the news, others have reservations. >> the thought of newly tr

bases loaded for the angels zach neto with a double to left here.andujar can't cut it off. so everybody scores. angels victorious five two. the a's have lost 11 straight road games. first round of the nba draft tonight here on abc seven warriors didn't have a pick but history was made. first time three international players were drafted in the top ten. zach shea went one to atlanta, alex sa second to the wizards and tjien salam six to charlotte. france dominating this year. as for local players, calbert jalen tyson played one season at cal, 20th overall to cleveland. now coached by ex warriors assistant kenny atkinson. tyson six six, 218 pounds, averaged almost 20 points per game and was mr. clutch for the golden bears. round two is tomorrow at one on espn. hot rumor involving the warriors. their pursuit of clippers forward paul george. warriors want to add a score to help steph curry. george can definitely score. he averaged over 22 points per game last year. he's been named all nba six times in his career. now george he's 34 but he wants a max ext

let's start with abc seven news reporter zach fuentes, who's live at the scene. zach >> yeah.out here at 1015 and

. >> abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is there now with new details and reaction from neighbors zacht night. many community members finding out about it this afternoon. we want to take you to some scanner traffic that we have of police responding to the scene last night. here saying there's a male with a gun inside. >> we got one male in here who's bleeding from the neck. i have the gun secured. we need a medical code. three. the injury is going to be a knife wound to the neck. it's an arterial bleed. we uh- trauma coverage. security guard. he's unresponsive. yeah, it looks like no pulse. not a breathing at this time. yeah. >> the fremont police were not available for an interview today, but say that the callers reported that a security guard and another person were involved in a verbal altercation that quickly turned violent

mike and i know the trump team was pretty quiet about this visit, but have we learned tonight, zach, at all, whether or not he is taking off from the bay area and headed to southern california, or will he be spending the night in san francisco? i don't have those exact details. my understanding, though, is that he is eventually heading to southern california, where it will be attending a fundraiser in beverly hills, zac sos live tonight in san francisco. >> zach, thank you for that. tonight's fundraiser does come as donald trump continues to draw millions of dollars in donations following his guilty verdict in new york city. ktvu political reporter greg lee has a closer look now at the donors throwing their support at the nominee. >> barricades and police officers lined the streets of pacific avenue in san francisco's pacific heights neighborhood, all of it for a high dollar fundraiser featuring former president trump. one week after his criminal conviction in new york. the last time mr. trump attended a fundraiser in the bay area was in september of 2019, when he was president, the

prosthetic for an injured ukrainian sold you the, the sold us this year old alexandra vs need from zach parisha. like many here he wants to return to the front line. but he would need more than a simple mechanic code for septic, for that he dreams of one. like those in the commercials. high tech, electronically stabilized, big price, around $50.00 sounds, a gear of that slow, then yada was able to raise full hemley in boston. but alexander's chunk is a good, a new proceed. this workshop is being opened to live with jim and financial support over a 1000 percent takes up to be produced here every year. the jim administer for economic co operation was also present to the opening. unfortunately this war means such workshops are now needed more than ever in ukraine. we need more people who can build prosthetics. so you kind of dr. men who can work on them with patients. is a photo shoot. ya na is a little star and ukraine. everyone knows how hear something she's not to get used to. she really doesn't like all the media hype. this has been, we are supposed to get through all these interviews

ceo zach raitano is here to talk about. well, zach, i just want to know.up, thanks, liz, so much for having me. liz: sure. >> you had a perfect analogy there. so over the last two years, we have seen patients struggle with getting continuous and reliable access for glp-1s. every single month they have to hunt at the pharmacy which is a significant challenge given that they need continued access to the medication to see the results, and we saw patients sharing with one another where they found supply on twitter and reddit and in different social media platforms so we built a tool to structure that so the tool does two very simple things. it helps people crowd source supply so where they need it and where they found it we match them and it helps them report shortages to the fda in 30 seconds or less. liz: the shortages are not going away. we've been hearing about these shortages for months and months, even at the great expense of these drugs. they are definitely not cheap, so, there are all these other companies that are coming up with semiglutides mimicking

we had zach rozier, the number one pick chosen by atlanta. alex sa went second to the wizards and jon salam went six to charlotte. france. really dominating the draft this year. as for local players, calbert jalen tyson goes 20th overall to cleveland and the cavaliers now coached by ex warriors assistant coach kenny atkinson. tyson, six six, 218 pounds, averaged almost 20 points per game. he was a monster mr. clutch for the golden bears round two set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. on our sister network espn. the golden state warriors unveiled new all black uniforms that are packed with symbolism. okay, we're going to break it down for you. the thin blue line represents the bay bridge. see it? yeah. maybe and the dotted texture symbolizes the inner cables holding up the bridge. there's also this new logo here that stylized w. it resembles a hoop and net. it will be used as the team's secondary logo. the statement uniforms, as they're being called, will be used for significant games when they want to make a statement. >> can we get a yes chef? because

zac sos live in sonoma county for zach. thank you. that fire is burning not far from the dry creek valley wine district, which is a major california wine area. it's 16 miles long and two miles wide. it benefits from irrigation fed into the creek by the massive nearby lake sonoma reservoir. sonoma county generates more than $1 billion from wine revenues. dry creek generates 340 million of that, or 28. >> there's just under 70 wineries, and there is over 150 growers and we have about, just a little over 9000 of planted acres so far. >> none of the dry creek wineries or vines have been impacted by this fire. >> here's a look now across the sky above colusa county, north of sacramento. this video taken right before sunset, showing a hazy sky that's near where the seitz fire has now burned more than 4000 acres in napa county. officials say smoke from that fire is making its way into the area. our chief meteorologist, bill martin, joins us now with a look at the current conditions. >> bill. yeah, two different fires for sure. the sykes fire

we will also post the number on our website with zach's report.ool leaders in san jose are facing criticism over their response to the opioid epidemic. a new grand jury report calls out san jose unified for a series of problems, including failures to stock narcan at schools, san jose unified leaders told the grand jury their school resource officers carry the overdose, reversing drug. but the report says almost every other major bay area school district is also keeping a supply and training staff on how to use narcan. the district says it hasn't had any student overdoses on campus, a major expansion project is about to break ground at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. >> the hospital is modernizing its campus and adding a slew of new state of the art facilities. the current main building will stay, and the additions will replace several older buildings that sit behind it. dating back actually to the 1920s. plans include doubling the size of the emergency department. that's key because the hospital is the only level one pediatric trauma

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bases loaded for the angels zach neto with a double to left here. and miguel andujar can't cut it off. so everybody scores. angels victorious five two. the a's have lost 11 straight road games. first round of the nba draft tonight here on abc seven warriors didn't have a pick but history was made. first time three international players were drafted in the top ten. zach shea went one to atlanta, alex sa second to the wizards and tjien salam six to charlotte. france dominating this year. as for local players, calbert jalen tyson played one season at cal, 20th overall to cleveland. now coached by ex warriors assistant kenny atkinson. tyson six six, 218 pounds, averaged almost 20 points per game and was mr. clutch for the golden bears. round two is tomorrow at one on espn. hot rumor involving the warriors. their pursuit of clippers forward paul george. warriors want to add a score to help steph curry. george can definitely score. he averaged over 22 points per game last year. he's been named all nba six times in his career. now george he's 34 but he wan

we will also post this number on our website with zach's report. look for it on abc seven news.com. >> governor newsom is touting a major drop in crime in oakland thanks to months of chp assistance, but the city's police union is pushing a strikingly different narrative after a deadly weekend. abc seven news reporter anser hassan dives into the data for a more accurate look at public safety in oakland. >> the data is in and the outlook appears good for oakland . new numbers from the city suggest. since january, there's been a 33% drop in crime. but is that the whole picture? >> we should compare our number to a lengthy amount of time, not just the difference between this year and last year. we have to bring our number down to a level where our community feel that there's a sense of safety. >> sergeant huiwen, president of the oakland police officers association, raises an important point. city and state leaders are recognizing a 33% drop in overall crime while looking at year to date numbers compared to this time last year. but that includes a chp

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in san mateo county, zach fuentes, abc seven news zach, thanks so much. >> a suspect allegedly connectedo the fatal shooting of an armored truck guard is now in custody, police say 28 year-old artemio torres drove the car used in the robbery and shooting of 60 year old john mendez at kaiser hospital in san leandro in 2022. authorities in southern california arrested torres, the man accused of killing mendez was arrested back in october of 2022. he reportedly worked with mendez and was familiar with his route. june is gun violence awareness month and today a bay area lawmaker made a commitment to residents. napa congressman mike thompson vowed to keep working on gun control measures. he is the chair of congress's gun violence prevention task force. >> i'm a gun owner. >> i support the second amendment. most people in my district fall into that same category. i can't go to the most rural parts of my district without hearing from students and their parents that they're afraid, and they're afraid that their communities aren't safe because of the issue of gun violence, thompson says there hav

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yeah, it will be interesting to see what happens. >> zach, thank you. hundreds of people held a group prayer outside the san francisco office of senator alex padilla today. the quote, interfaith pray in and fast for gaza began with a march from the ferry building to bethea's office on bush street. organizer from christian, muslim, jewish and buddhist faiths say the goal of today's march and prayer was to call out lawmakers who support the war in gaza. the group is calling for an immediate cease fire and to halt the sale of military weapons to israel. >> uc santa cruz confirms at least 80 people have been arrested after a days long pro-palestinian protest. the university claimed it had no other choice but to dismantle the protest that had been disrupting daily operations and became a public safety hazard, as ktvu is. mark sayer reports, access to the campus has been restored. >> gasia don't you cry using bullhorns, the pro-palestine protesters directed their chants at the dozens of chp officers remaining on site to make sure the main entrance to campus r

general. >> great to have you here with us. >> let's back up for a second and then i want to get to zach'seporting their i first want to get your reaction to this very high-stakes rescue mission that brought home i'm for israeli hostages today well, from the details, we know about it, jessica, we know that these four hostages were in two different locations. >> they were very close to a refugee camp, a un sponsored refugee camp. they were taken out of civilian homes. and what we know so far as the gorilla government has suggested, is that there were citizens in those homes who were taking care of these hostages. we also here early reports from the hamas driven ministry of health within gaza that over 200 people are 400 people. they can't even get the figures correct in terms of their estimates. have either been killed or wounded so it is a continuation of the kinds of things on both sides where israeli defense forces is attempting to find through intelligence sources, where are these hostages are they, they evidently had some good, pretty good sources on this one because they were able to