shea says the country was still coming to grips with race.e people realize that a good player who was a joy to watch was simply that, regardless of his skin color. let's turn to former ktvu sports anchor joe fonzi now to talk about the many times that he's come across willie mays. and, you know, joe, you were working as our sports reporter and you saw willie mays many times. >> yeah. so i think for people of my generation, you know, i suppose if you have, if you put him in the category of, you know, if you were a, if you were a kid and you were a football fan and joe montana was winning super bowls, he was he was the guy. and there's a couple guys that grew up in this part of the world, you know, tom brady and aaron rodgers, you know, both hall of famers grew up kind of idolizing joe montana and saying, that's the guy i would like to be. if you were a much earlier generation, probably born in 4050s or 60s, you know, the height of the baby boom, which i'm right in the middle of that. willie mays was the guy. i mean, if he was, if you thought b

. >> sarah shea is the parks superintendent with santa cruz county. >> yes.e do not have enough lifeguard swim instructors to accommodate the need of the amount of individuals who want to be in swim lessons, although demand is high, shea said lifeguard incentives have led to a successful recruitment season. this year, we held multiple free lifeguard training classes for the community so anybody could come and sign up, and we would train you to be a lifeguard, shea said. >> they are exploring other job perks as well, but we need these lifeguards who are on deck who can facilitate safety, who can teach our young community members safety in the water in the south bay. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> you can always keep an eye on the heat and other weather where you live with the abc seven news bay area app. it gives you access to the same forecast tools that our weather team use every day. download it wherever you stream abc seven news happening now. >> the us border with mexico is effectively closed. president biden's new executive action on immigration wen

. >> sarah shea is the parks superintendent with santa cruz county. >> yes.e enough lifeguard swim instructors to accommodate the need of the amount of individuals who want to be in swim lessons, although demand is high, shea said lifeguard incentives have led to a successful recruitment season. this year, we held multiple free lifeguard training classes for the community so anybody could come and sign up, and we would train you to be a lifeguard, shea said. >> they are exploring other job perks as well, but we need these lifeguards who are on deck who can facilitate safety, who can teach our young community members safety in the water in the south bay. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> you can always keep an eye on the heat and other weather where you live with the abc seven news bay area app. it gives you access to the same forecast tools that our weather team use every day. download it wherever you stream abc seven news happening now. >> the us border with mexico is effectively closed. president biden's new executive action on immigration went into effec

shea says the country was still coming to grips with race.ople realize that a good player who was a joy to watch was simply that, regardless of the color of his skin. dave and pam. >> yeah. well said. thank you sal. willie mays was also very important to former san francisco giants great barry bonds. not only was he a mentor, willie mays was bonds godfather, and bonds called him the second father figure. both are considered legends of the game, and both play the majority of their career for the san francisco giants. bonds posted this photo on instagram, writing quote, i am beyond devastated and overcome with emotion. i have no words to describe what you meant to me. you helped me shape me, shape me to be who i am today. thank you for being my godfather and always being there . give my dad a hug for me. rest in peace willie. i love you forever. >> wow. >> well, from san francisco to birmingham, alabama, where willie mays started his career during a minor league game at the field, fans were sad to hear the news. >> willie mays one of the greate

profound reaction tonight from the man who wrote the book on willie the man, john shea. the book 24. shea spent months researching the book, talking to willie and cannot believe he's gone. it's really hard to grasp and comprehend that he's gone because we just never imagined this day. we just always thought he'd live forever. but if willie had to go today was the day to do so. well, according to one man who loves baseball and loved willie, i'm a little tore up about it, to be honest with you. so you know. 618, 20, 24, 24, 24, you know, only fitting. right? so yeah. let me clarify that. last gentleman was talking a little numerology action. six 1824 is today six plus 18 is 24. and willie mays of course, was number 24. there's not a lot of great things to say about growing old, but i can tell you that one good thing about growing old is that i happen to see willie mays playing. yeah, at candlestick many times, but also at seals stadium. my dad took me out there with the giants. first came to town. my dad was excited about that seal stadium and willie mays and, yeah, the sa

mays told shea the abuse was so bad that he wasn't sure he wanted to keep playing. former giants first baseman will clark shared this picture tonight. great shot. it's him standing in between willie mays and willie mccovey at candlestick park earlier in the day, will the thrill posted his condolences with a picture of him sitting next to mays in the dugout. now, this afternoon on our 3:00 pm, getting answers program, another former giants first baseman, j.t. snow, shared some of his memories about the say hey, kid. the one thing i always remember about willie is he always wore a hat everywhere he went. >> when he went to the white house uh- parades, and it always had the g on it. he would never wear an sf hat or a new york hat. it was always a hat right there, seeing the videos with the g on it, because he just considers himself a giant, not a san francisco giant, not a new york giant, but just a giant. and he was a giant among players. and i got nervous asking him for his autograph the first time because he was larger than life. >> and look at this. the birmingham

profound reaction tonight from the man who wrote the book on willie the man, john shea.ook 24. shea spent months researching the book, talking to willie and cannot believe he's gone. it's really hard to grasp and comprehend that he's gone because we just never imagined this day. we just always thought he'd live forever. but if willie had to go today was the day to do so. well, according to one man who loves baseball and loved willie, i'm a little tore up about it, to be honest with you. so you know. 618, 20, 24, 24, 24, you know, only fitting. right? so yeah. let me clarify that. last gentleman was talking a little numerology action. six 1824 is today six plus 18 is 24. and willie mays of course, was number 24. there's not a lot of great things to say about growing old, but i can tell you that one good thing about growing old is that i happen to see willie mays playing. yeah, at candlestick many times, but also at seals stadium. my dad took me out there with the giants. first came to town. my dad was excited about that seal stadium and willie mays and, yeah, the say, hey

. >> and tonight we heard from john shea, a national baseball writer for the san francisco chronicle. he also coauthored a willie mays biography with mays himself. he told our own sal castaneda about what he learned while writing that book. >> i didn't know he inspired so many people. i mean, in my day job at the san francisco chronicle, if i'm working on a story and i reach out to ten people and if 3 or 4 of them get back, that's a wonderful day with willie mays. everybody has a willie mays story. i put out ten phone calls and ten people would call back. i interviewed george w bush and bill clinton and hank aaron and all these amazing hall of famers 30 and all and childhood buddies and celebrities, everybody has a willie mays story, and everybody's eager to share their willie mays story. >> shea says he spent time with mays last wednesday, and said mays seemed healthy. he said the two discussed the upcoming game in birmingham. well, the giants were on the road tonight playing the cubs at wrigley field, where mays played many times. and tonight the ballpark held a moment of silence. >

francis shea reminded me that you have yet to vote on the actual budget. and i was like, yes, i realize that, but i think i just wanted to give a moment for before we actually cast our vote and make sure that all the committee members had a chance to not only comment on it, but in the last, like whatever else that we wanted to talk about and take action. i just really want to make sure we do leave that opportunity before we cast our final vote, to, to the budget, so now that we all have, let me let me say this, though, in years past, this would be a moment, i think for a while now, i agree with, supervisor melgar that if you have been through the 2008 budget process in the city, and i certainly did, i would say that in the years past, since then, in the years past, this would be a moment of celebration because we carry out a budget that truly serves all san franciscans. at least that's usually, you know, really the feeling and the at least we can put our best foot forward. i have to be very honest. unfortunately, in my opinion, not to put a damper on this

mays told shea the abuse was so bad that he wasn't sure he wanted to keep playing.ormer giants first baseman will clark shared this picture tonight. great shot. it's him standing in between willie mays and willie mccovey at candlestick park earlier in the day, will the thrill posted his condolences with a picture of him sitting next to mays in the dugout. now, this afternoon on our 3:00 pm, getting answers program, another former giants first baseman, j.t. snow, shared some of his memories about the say hey, kid. the one thing i always remember about willie is he always wore a hat everywhere he went. >> when he went to the white house uh- parades, and it always had the g on it. he would never wear an sf hat or a new york hat. it was always a hat right there, seeing the videos with the g on it, because he just considers himself a giant, not a san francisco giant, not a new york giant, but just a giant. and he was a giant among players. and i got nervous asking him for his autograph the first time because he was larger than life. >> and look at this. the birmingham ci

it just president obama told john shea with gentian road is book. he said. willie mays made it impossible to be a racist. so he just he just so much for baseball. you know, that he's saying that we talk about the warriors as steve kerr preaches. joy, right? and that's always been the the warriors trademark. willie mays was joy. that's what he was about. >> scott new underline something that, you know, we all heard about his his charisma, his effervescent says i love the detail of the hat flying off on purpose because it looked cool. but he wanted to make it fun for people. >> here's something the late bill rigby who was the first manager of the san francisco giants win. they would care i i would try write a book with him once he told me a lot of stories and some about willw and use that one-time willie early in his career was playing winter ball. like puerto rico and but it's like that and play winter ball. so he's playing one about what was playing center field and right fields, roberto clemente, the great that's for right fielder. who is part of the bridge

southern gaza, close to a red cross field hospital that was flooded with casualties. emergency workers, shea, the plas, happened just outside an area that is real deans to be safe. also coming up a massive russian aerotech targets powered infrastructure across the ukraine facilities and lived even the west and separation. it in the southeast or damage with several workers injured. the and welcome to you of yours around the world. michael. okay. we start in gaza where the him off fled. health authority says at least 25 people have been killed and another 50 wounded by is really showing on a camp for displaced people near the southern city of ruffled relatives of those killed in one of the strikes knew a red cross field hospital say is really forces fired a 2nd time and that last killed people who were coming out of their tents. israel's military says the incident is under review and is looking into potential strikes at the locations reported by emergency workers. and meanwhile, israel says it has carried out a number of strikes on has blood targets across the border in southern lab or not. th

southern garza, close to a red cross field hospital that was flooded with casualties. emergency worker shea . the blast happened just outside an area that is real deems to be sate. also coming off a massive russian air attack targets power infrastructure across ukraine, damaging energy facilities and injuring several workers. it's the 2nd large strength by russia this week, the and a warm welcome to you, our viewers around the world. a micro loco. we stored in garza where the home us glad health authority says at least 25 people have been killed and another 50 wounded bike is really showing on a camp for displaced people near the southern city of ruffled relatives of those killed in one of the strikes near a red cross field, hospital se is really forces fired a 2nd time and that last killed people who were coming out of the tents. israel's military says the incident is under review, but there was quote no indication that it had carried out a strike in the area. meanwhile, israel says it has carried out a number of strikes and has split targets across the border in southern lebanon. these re

major league eating president richard shea spoke to abc news about when they learned chestnut was breaking the apparent rule that competitors cannot endorse any hot dog that is not nathan's. >> we learned just a couple of days ago. then we asked, we hope that this is not true, or that you would reconsider. and we were told that there's no interest, to reconsider. so we have to move on. >> well, okay, let's hear chestnut side of the story now in a post to social media, chestnut wrote that he was, quote, gutted to learn from the media about this ruling and promised his fans rest assured that you'll see me eat again soon. and it seems like he's not kidding. it has now been reported that netflix will stream a different hot dog eating contest on labor day, and chestnut is apparently going to compete in this other competition. so while sadly the winner of the past eight years will not be around this july 4th, the good news is that now folks who have lost to him before can have a better chance. like, say, maybe this reporter do you want mine? i feel bad i was 22 when we did that one. are >> yeah,

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and john shea, who was covering the rickwood field tribute to the leagues, told me the game will nowely become a tribute to mays, who most say is the best player to do it in the major leagues. dave and pam. >> sal can't argue with that. well, the giants are preparing for the game at rickwood field in alabama tomorrow night. it's an historic game. you'll be able to see it right here on ktvu. fox two. in fact, these are live pictures of the field. the stadium right there, rickwood field. that's where willie mays began his pro career with the birmingham black barons of the leagues. willie mays illustrious career went from rickwood field to san francisco's candlestick park. ktvu frank mallicoat talked to giants fans about the life and the legacy of willie mays all the way down game day at oracle park. >> and although the great willie mays hasn't played a game in a giants uniform in 52 years, the say hey kid is still bigger than life. >> just effervescent. i mean, he was just like such a sparkling personality at the willie mays gate on 24 willie mays plaza, fans pay homage to the five too

shea langeliers got one he couldn't drive out. let old times. game 6 section 5 and have won 3 of the last 4. it started at -- failed in birmingham last night. one spot in san francisco's 6-5 loss was elliott ramos. he now leads the giants with -- comparing row most of the man they played -- pay tribute to last night. >> with the san francisco giants, you think about willie mays. that's the kind of stuff he does. we are down three, all of a sudden, we are tied up. >> i used to know a secret to everybody, or was one of the greats, you mean . >> take note of this, sarah. here's a fly out for chicago. so that's the second run. but paul dione, he lost track of the outs. he got thrown out trying to get back to first base, and that is how the night ended. 20-57, the worst record in all of baseball. i've seen that happen before. i've also seen games where the quarterback thinks it's third down, but it is actually fourth down. >> those are the think use -- the things i would do. >> look at all the stank eye looks from the team after -- >>> a professional

it was interesting to hear danielle shea yesterday say the stock always goes down after earnings. that they have reported early, maybe it gets the negative catalyst out of the way, but sit possible the shares are below $20 by then? why are they trading so poorly? >> it's possible that the shares are below $20. if you look at the volatility priced into the options, you are seeing everything trading from people buying $128 calls to people buying five or ten-strike puts. so anything is possible in this name. if you were hedging this and had this position, one of our clients had this position when the stock was $50 a couple of days ago, you might sell some stock, so at least you have a little bit of your position covered in case the stock does crash. from what he's telling us, it does not seem like he's doing that. >> it's halted right now. you had some clients you mentioned. what is your sense of how big money or institutions are playing this, are they in the long side, short side, is it a mixed bag this >> they're really not. i was saying if we were advising our clients in this game

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shea langeliers got one he couldn't drive out. let old times.game 6 section 5 and have won 3 of the last 4. it started at -- failed in birmingham last night. one spot in san francisco's 6-5 loss was elliott ramos. he now leads the giants with -- comparing row most of the man they played -- pay tribute to last night. >> with the san francisco giants, you think about willie mays. that's the kind of stuff he does. we are down three, all of a sudden, we are tied up. >> i used to know a secret to everybody, or was one of the greats, you mean . >> take note of this, sarah. here's a fly out for chicago. so that's the second run. but paul dione, he lost track of the outs. he got thrown out trying to get back to first base, and that is how the night ended. 20-57, the worst record in all of baseball. i've seen that happen before. i've also seen games where the quarterback thinks it's third down, but it is actually fourth down. >> those are the think use -- the things i would do. >> look at all the stank eye looks from the team after -- >>> a professional

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shea langoliers his first career grand slam. that's why they call him bangalis. he's up for nothing in a flash. but the twins came back. this game goes to extras. max kepler walks it off for minnesota. good night. game over. drive home safely. six five as the a's drop their seventh straight second round of the us open, tiger woods, a 73, finished seven over par, missed the cut by two shots. he is going home for the rest of the weekend, chipping went better for rory mcilroy. this is for par. mcilroy a second round 72. he's only two back of the lead. bryson dechambeau. he's played all the majors solidly this season. the approach here to set up a birdie on 18 shot, a 69 one back heading into the weekend, and your leader is the man from sweden, ludvig heiberg, a one under par 69 for the 24 year old. he leads by one heading to the third round. and that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil, thank you larry. >> and a reminder tonight is game four of the stanley cup final. the florida panthers have a30 series lead against the edmonto

they seem to feel that their liberation is entailed after he died ten years younger and why should shea live up to -- they live up to soup machismo. to say they are killing big muscle, hemmingway, would make every man feel inadequate that he has to defend himself. you have ten strikes against him before he begins. this is almost as bad as the ef feminine mystique in never finding it in participation in society. >> since betty friedan's days the pendulum has swung back again. there are people, primarily on the right, tucke carlson, josh hawley, who bemoan what they call a crisis in mlast hint in our -- masculinity in our culture. the argument that young men have become too feminized. can you imagine what roosevelt would make of an argument like that? >> well, i never like to take these -- theodore roosevelt out of his time, but it's a fascinating commentary that theodore roosevelt felt like he had to find ways to be masculine. i mean, betty friedan talks about hemmingway who adored tr and modeled some of his behavior on tr, you know. the one thing that tr didn't shoot was a bear. of cour

they seem to feel that their liberation is entailed after he died ten years younger and why should shea live up to -- they live up to soup machismo. to say they are killing big muscle, hemmingway, would make every man feel inadequate that he has to defend himself. you have ten strikes against him before he begins. this is almost as bad as the ef feminine mystique in never finding it in participation in society. >> since betty friedan's days the pendulum has swung back again. there are people, primarily on the right, tucker carlson, josh hawley, who bemoan what they call a crisis in mlast hint in our -- masculinity in our culture. the argument that young men have become too feminized. can you imagine what roosevelt would make of an argument like that? >> well, i never like to take these -- theodore roosevelt out of his time, but it's a fascinating commentary that theodore roosevelt felt like he had to find ways to be masculine. i mean, betty friedan talks about hemmingway who adored tr and modeled some of his behavior on tr, you know. the one thing that tr didn't shoot was a bear. of cou

and willie mays, biographer, john shea. john, i want to start with you because you spent so much time with willie writing this biography of him. >> what of all the accolades that he has received, what do you think is his legacy? that he mentored many. it was a friend of many when he was young. he was mentor by his father? willie howard may senior. it was mentored by piper davis, the manager of the black barons in birmingham he was mentored by leo de rocher once he got to the new york giants, he was mentored by monte urban leagues legend who was his first tee made on that giants team throughout all that time in new york, he was the guy that everybody looked out for the giants moved west to 1958 suddenly he became the guy that looked out for everybody else. and i'm talking willie mccarthy, orlando's so peda one marriage cell, the aloo brothers he was the guy in the clubhouse. he was the guy on the team so all that wisdom, you've got from the leagues and the black parents and his father playing catch as a young boy was all put

so george shea. thank you. he's on the right track. >> thanks, george thank you we're back here in a few minutes there are giant so much they your the minute woman building or babies next generation submarines. >> they are giants and what they do because they worked in a place where they can grow, where they can learn the skills to build careers as powerful listed we built because it takes one to build one if you have chronic kidney disease, you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with par sega because there are places like to be for seeker can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections and low pledge sugar. >> a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum can occur. stopped taking four sika and call your doctor right away at the symptoms of disinfection and allergic reaction or ketoacidosis right now, you get a free foot locker up weight just by hand and foot. >> i'm going to add to get one free geoff

one big highlight for the oakland for oakland was a first inning grand slam home run by catcher shealiers. sadly, they do end up losing to the minnesota twins in minneapolis, 6 to 5. a's have now lost seven

next man up, shea langoliers bengalis back to back, belly to belly. his 15th of the year as well.ht four. then two batters later dez cameron says, hey i want some of this. a's with three homers in the ninth, four in the last two innings win nine four, snapping an 11 game road losing streak. the nhl draft was tonight at the sphere in las vegas. for the first time in their history, the sharks had the first overall pick, taking a guy who played for the sharks junior team, macklin celebrini. his father, rick, is the director of sports medicine and performance for the warriors. the pick, announced by sharks legend joe thornton with the first overall selection in the 2024 nhl draft, the san jose sharks are very proud to select from boston university. macklin celebrini. >> i'm just i'm so happy to be drafted by such a great organization, couldn't be more excited for what's to come. >> just keep learning. >> keep like learning from all these experience guys that i now have around me, joe thorne being one of them. that was that was pretty special moment. >> what a cool moment for the celeb

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bottom five shea langoliers, single to center tyler soderstrom scores as the a's build a41 lead, butns chip away. and in the seventh, this is more than chipping. this is bombing willy castro. if it's fair, it's gone. if it's fair, it's gone. it's fair. it's gone. five four twins in the eighth langoliers again with a man aboard. oh, he got all of it deep to left his 14th and the a's with a comeback six five win. warriors guard klay thompson may not be getting the kind of money he was hoping for. the warriors reportedly offered klay a two year deal for $48 million. klay turned that one down. orlando needs shooting but yahoo sports reports the magic will only offer short term deals two years at most. the celtics celebrating their nba title with a huge parade in boston. coach joe missoula on top of the duck boat there that is ill advised. coach thousands of fans turning out to salute the team that's won the most titles in nba history. 18 jayson tatum with larry and calbert jaylen brown loving every minute of it. sports on abc seven, sponsored of in bay area. connected tv app available fo

zach shea went one to atlanta, alex sa second to the wizards and tjien salam six to charlotte.nating 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 extension from the clippers. that would be four years. we're talking like 50 million a year. the clips reportedly do not want to give george that fourth year, while the warriors would apparently give it to him to land paul george. see how it shakes out. sports on abc seven, sponsored by riv through tough times. london breed led us through the pandemic, declaring an emergency before anyone else, s

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oakland is down one run when catcher shea langeliers does. that smacks a two run home run. a's go on to win 6 new exhibit at san jose's children's discovery museum. the children are from educare, a government funded preschool for low income children. they were joined by local leaders at the opening of the museum's new exploration portal. it's an outdoor educational play space which includes eight interactive exhibits designed to help kids learn math, science and art. all right, jeff ranieri, let's end with you. that is so rad. if the kids want to go tomorrow might be very, very warm, right? super hot. yeah. temps in the upper 90s inland, but we do get a cold front moving in on sunday. that will drop it down to 92. and so far so good. next monday, tuesday and wednesday 80s return. all right. you have your warning for tomorrow. that's the weekend. jeff thank you. and thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. bye >>> tonight, the deadly shooting erupting at a grocery store in arkansas. the gunman captured on cellphone video opening fire outside the store about 70 miles s

shea lange clears high, deep. aloha means grand slam. the first of his career. ace up four.ut the twins came back. they end up going to extras. the twins max kepler walks it off. good night. game over. drive home safely. six five as the a's lose their seventh in a row. second round of the us open. tiger woods shot a 73, finished seven over par, missed the cut by two shots. he's going home for the weekend. chipping went better for rory mcilroy this is a chip in for par. mcilroy a second round 72. so he's only two back of the lead. bryson dechambeau has played all the majors solidly this season. the approach here to set up a birdie at 18. bryson with a 69 one back heading to the weekend. your leader is the man from sweden, ludvig heiberg. one under par 69, and he leads by one heading to the third round. sports on abc se some bay area kids got quite a treat this week. they got to watch half a million baby salmon get released into the san pablo and san francisco bays on wednesday night. fascinating thing to see. this is a win win. it helps the salmon population, which has been d

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rookie armando alvarez got his first career hit, then he got two more a bloop right there that scored sheaally comes up short seven five. klay thompson's waiting in the wings, but it's unclear whether the warriors can come up with enough money to satisfy klay and close the deal for paul. george that is the hot rumor tonight with the clippers and dubs. so look klay after making 43 million this past year turned down a two year $48 million offer before last season. coach steve kerr hoping klay remains a warrior. >> we want klay back desperately i want him back desperately. and you know we will have our conversations and he's got to make whatever decision he makes. but yeah we really want him back. he's he's klay thompson. >> you can watch the nba draft starting tomorrow at 5 p.m. here on abc seven. we'll take a close look at the warriors options after the draft right around 8 p.m. here on abc seven. well, this is so funny. every year the stanley cup handler white gloves and all. so careful. hands the cup to the champions the florida panthers. and then it's a complete free for all. the cup was

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 extension from the clippers. that would be four years. we're talking like 50 million a year. the clips reportedly do not want to give george that fourth year, while the warriors would apparently give it to him to land paul george. see how it shakes out. sports looking for a smarter way to mop? try the swiffer powermop. ♪ an all-in-one cleaning tool, with a 360-degree swivel head that

next man up, shea langoliers bengalis back to back, belly to belly. his 15th of the year as well.o it's eight four. then two batters later dez cameron says, hey i want some of this. a's with three homers in the ninth, four in the last two innings win nine four, snapping an 11 game road losing streak. the nhl draft was tonight at the sphere in las vegas. for the first time in their history, the sharks had the first overall pick, taking a guy who played for the sharks junior team, macklin celebrini. his father, rick, is the director of sports medicine and performance for the warriors. the pick, announced by sharks legend joe thornton with the first overall selection in the 2024 nhl draft, the san jose sharks are very proud to select from boston university. macklin celebrini. >> i'm just i'm so happy to be drafted by such a great organization, couldn't be more excited for what's to come. >> just keep learning. >> keep like learning from all these experience guys that i now have around me, joe thorne being one of them. that was that was pretty special moment. >> what a cool moment for

one big highlight for the oakland for oakland was a first inning grand slam home run by catcher shea langeliers. sadly, they do end up losing to the minnesota twins in minneapolis, 6 to 5. a's have now lost seven florida features dreamworks most popular characters shrek. trolls. kung fu panda plenty of themed food such as shrek, shrek pretzel shaped like the famous green ogre right there. new land also includes live shows, a new ride, family friendly trolls roller coaster called roller coaster. we should note, or universal orlando is owned by our parent company, nbc universal. looks like a lot of fun. yeah, it to bring out the big kid in you right? yeah. all the adults, all the time. i will be writing that roller> >>> tonight, the new storm threat moving into the northeast as millions in florida brace for more devastating floods. the new images coming in to us. entire neighborhoods underwater after some areas got nearly two feet of rain. first responders rescuing families trapped in their homes. and the other storm threat we're tracking moving into the northeast. thousands of flights

shea simon has more from smash-and-grab 2 carjackings.d over a theft across the city. >>now stores like tj maxx are catching it all on camera using body can i think that new idea is fabulous. representative for tjx says the loss prevention associates are now trained to use. the cameras is there in stores across the country saying safety is top priority. but customers like stephanie griffin say prices are her priority, especially for buyers because it keeps down. price increases. >>and supporter of the store, i want to always be able to come in and find bargains. isaac, a look at memphis police department's shows nearly 400 report made last year. a tj maxx stores 102 at north germantown parkway. 181 at park avenue. >>1, 0, 9, 1, summer. i wasn't aware >>that's not a good thing. in a statement to wre the company says we hope these body cameras will help us de escalate incident. >>deter crime and demonstrate that we take safety in our stores seriously, we're kind of fed up its citizens. >>law abiding citizens anyway. california is almost her

shea lange clears high, deep. aloha means grand slam. the first of his career. ace up four.n a flash, but the twins came back. they end up going to extras. the twins max kepler walks it off. good night. game over. drive home safely. six five as the a's lose their seventh in a row. second round of the us open. tiger woods shot a 73, finished seven over par, missed the cut by two shots. he's going home for the weekend. chipping went better for rory mcilroy this is a chip in for par. mcilroy a second round 72. so he's only two back of the lead. bryson dechambeau has played all the majors solidly this season. the approach here to set up a birdie at 18. bryson with a 69 one back heading to the weekend. your leader is the man from sweden, ludvig heiberg. one under par 69, and he leads one under par 69, and he leads by one heading to if you feel like things don't add up right now... you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of you

bottom five shea langoliers, single to center tyler soderstrom scores as the a's build a41 lead, butns chip away. and in the seventh, this is more than chipping. this is bombing willy castro. if it's fair, it's gone. if it's fair, it's gone. it's fair. it's gone. five four twins in the eighth langoliers again with a man aboard. oh, he got all of it deep to left his 14th and the a's with a comeback six five win. warriors guard klay thompson may not be getting the kind of money he was hoping for. the warriors reportedly offered klay a two year deal for $48 million. klay turned that one down. orlando needs shooting but yahoo sports reports the magic will only offer short term deals two years at most. the celtics celebrating their nba title with a huge parade in boston. coach joe missoula on top of the duck boat there that is ill advised. coach thousands of fans turning out to salute the team that's won the most titles in nba history. 18 jayson tatum with larry and calbert jaylen brown loving every minute of it. sports it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide

this, where you are doing it, because if you come to a football match in you are watching the biggest shea need to be weird, that is, the difference is between dandyism and shocking high-society and simply eccentricity, it very much is. but it is very subtle, there is someone to look up to, including in order not to do what some people do, there are a lot of outrageous characters that you can look at and understand, that’s how you can’t, this is also important, this is that other edge , for which you don’t need to stand, that is, this is a certain corridor of your consciousness in which you manifest yourself in order to show yourself to people to look at, that’s why there is a podcast that’s not bastard, where we talk about : what to do and what not to do, it was very interesting, thank you, thank you, thank you very much, there is more about fashion and aesthetics of different eras in other issues, you can watch it now on the website of the first one. hello, dear tv viewers, you are watching the podcast lab triggers on the first channel with you its host tatyana krasnovskaya , psychologis

sheas cser to her parents, her sister andher cousin arthur weed, who w also a student.djustment was stressful, but she found her bearings and adapted well up the road, about 25 miles from the normal school, stanford university, which opened its doors to the first pioneer class in 1891. the university held a series of talks called. the university extension club casper brenner, the first professor, hired by david starr. jordan, the president spoke three times in the fall, 1892. lew attended all of the lectures on topics here. the chemical agents, geology, mechanical work of water and geology and agency of heat. clearly, this sparked her interest. she graduate from college in the spring of 1893. she worked in her father's bank, but there was no chance for advancement there. as woman. she was offered a third grade ■classroom, but she had no interest in teaching small children as she thought about what to do next. lew, now 20 years old, remembered those lectures and sought out dr. to ask him if stanford accept a woman majoring in geology. he said yes and encouraged her to. s

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but it helped shea and mariah too. >> reporter: so does ted sound like a guilty man?im, and it wasn't the boyfriend, brad, then who killed susie? and why? there was something in the air that night. no doubt about it. not every deadly sin, but certainly several swirling in one city block in little glendive, montana. who owned those eyes in the dark that watched susie casey in the moments before she disappeared? >> mom? >> reporter: from the first moments it dawned on the kids, parents, siblings that susie had not come home, not all of them. >> give me a call. >> reporter: tried calling the woman who never went anywhere without her phone. >> hello. just me. >> reporter: that phone was her lifeline. as susie's brother rusty and sister-in-law val said during their interviews with investigators. >> i appreciate you guys coming in. >> reporter: among whom was then captain ty. >> i thought let's see which phone calls she had. >> reporter: that is when a very strange story began to emerge. >> that is where we have seen all the phone calls from a number that we didn't know who

matthew shea, president and ceo of national retail federation. thank you for joining us.e's economic releases and hear why they think core inflation could -- india's economic releases and hear why they think core inflation could trend higher in the next few months. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: all right, welcome back. you are watching the india focus just in time for the opening of trading in india. looks like a mostly risk-on day in the early going. we have most of the major indexes of nearby about .20 5%. keeping a close eye on the rupee at the bottom of your screen, just reversing away from those record lows. this is the greenback, but we will be watching that very closely today. also watching closely, india will be reducing data on inflation, industrial production, and trade this week. bloomberg economics expect inflation to hold steady with costs continuing to be the driver -- with fed costs continuing to be the driver. we will get those cpi numbers in a few hours' time. expected to edge up just did a basis points to 4.85%, but inflation, like in many countries, still