including the mafr mayor who took a swipe at donald trump. >> can you imagine what it would be like to have somebody sitting in the white house who is not only disconnected from real people, from real cities, but let's be honest, who is disconnected from reality. >> if you want bridges, not walls, if you want unity, not division, and if you want a tomorrow economy, not a yesterday economy that won't come again anyway, hillary's your candidate. >> we're back live here. this is the art center in richmond. you can see there are several hundred people here. we saw about the same size crowd in oakland. relatively small rallies but as you heard there a lot of rallies today. there's been some focus on trump. no mention at all of bernie sanders, however the senator has to be on the minds of the

clintons certainly after tomorrow's primaries here in california and elsewhere in the country. we've heard hillary clinton already talking about trying to unify the democratic party. live in richmond abc 7 news. hillary clinton is spending the day in southern california. she just took the stage at a get out and vote rally in los angeles and she quickly targeted donald trump. >> i gave a speech last week in san diego talking about how unqualified donald trump is to be president and even i found it hard to believe what he's already said. >> earlier today mrs. clinton attended a rally near compton and tonight she'll be in long beach and then she'll attend a concert. happening now in san francisco, sky 7 hd was overhead

as sanders supporters gathered for a free concert. people have been there for hours. many arrived early to get a spot. the event starts less than an hour from now. we'll have a live report at 5:00. senator sanders campaigned today in emrowville and is in san francisco as we mentioned. we pick up our team coverage from the college in san francisco. >> reporter: a poll released thursday sanders leads by 2% hence the flurry of appearances by all the candidates today and by senator sanders. he came to the mission district, to the campus of city college of san francisco in the mission district. let's show some video from just a few moments ago when he stepped on stage. he appeared before about 400 people here. he gave a variation of the same stump speech is that reporters

have heard so many times before, but it made no difference to them. the difference today california's primary vote is tomorrow and he wants those 475 delegates badly. >> i think because of our campaign and the energy that it's bringing there has been an incredible surge in voter registration here. >> reporter: many of those who came today cannot remember the last time a presidential candidate visited the mission district. they say to have bernie sanders here is symbolic. one voter said normally candidates go where the money is. they said to come here essentially was a promise that bernie sanders will represent working people, ordinary people, that by coming here he made good on that promise that actions speak louder than words. we'll be keeping an eye on senator sanders. he's on his way now.

he was on the street a few moments ago getting back in his car heading to christen field. we'll have more later. >> thank you. we're following everybody. hillary clinton expected to clench the democratic nomination tomorrow. >> she needs 2,387 delegates. she's at 2,360. bernie sanders has 1,568 delegates. keep in mind these totals do not -- they do include the super delegates in that count. droufonald trump was not on campaign trail. the list of republicans criticizing donald trump for comments he made about the ethnic background of a federal judge is growing but trump isn't backing down. trump says the judge should be disqualified from presiding over a fraud case against trump university because he's

mexican-american. trump says that puts him in conflict with trump's plan to build a wall. it was tweeted donald trump should apologize to the judge and try to unite this country. the senator from maine says trump's comments are unacceptable. download the news app today and enable the push alert so you will be first to know primary results tomorrow. a child was stabbed this morning during a robbery. the boy is in the hospital and will need surgery. >> abc 7 news reporter is live from the bank with what happened. melanie. >> reporter: the banks been closed since the incident but we've seen a number of people coming trying to get in not knowing this happened. police say this was unprovoked by the 12-year-old boy who thought he had been punched in the back, not stabbed. police are working with this

bank to obtain security video of the incident. the police say a 12-year-old boy visiting his family from out of state was stabbed inside this bank on east 14th street this morning. >> i can only imagine what this boy's going through, the shock and scare. >> reporter: a 32-year-old woman stabbed the boy three times, the most severe wound is in his upper back near his neck. police say the woman was either armed with a knife, a pair of scissors or both. >> the wound was deep and it will require surgery. >> reporter: police say the woman was initially demanding money from customers. she robbed one customer who was at the bank to make a cash deposit of a few hundred dollars. >> she got enraged and walked over to the boy who was sitting in the chair peaceful waiting for his family member to complete their meeting they had there at the bank when she stabbed him from behind. it was unprovoked.

>> reporter: the bank had two unarmed guards inside. the boy is in stable at children's hospital in oakland. police say the woman who is now in custody may have also hurt herself. the woman is facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon but depending on the location and severity of the child's wound those charges could be upgraded to attempted murder. abc 7 news. in fremont squatters may be responsible for a fire at a vacant house. huge flames were shooting from the home. squatters have taken over the home several years ago after it was abandoned. that house is a few doors down from the standoff of a man accused of shooting two fremont police officers. >> investigators announced the suspect in that standoff shot and killed himself inside that home. one of the officers who was shot is in critical condition and the other officer's condition is improving. the co owner of the casino

matrix has been stripped of his gambling license. the commission fined him $14 million. that's a record for violating state gaming regulations. he's accused of moving casino profits to avoid paying taxes. still ahead on abc 7 news stanley cup fever in the south bay. we are live outside the shark tank as fans get ready for game four. why steph curry is opting out of the olympics and the teammates who may follow his lead. this could be the world's most wanted monkey. it's unusual heist caught on camera. michael finny is live to answer questions on facebook. live look at the afternoon

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don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding. and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have kidney problems, stomach ulcers, a bleeding condition, or take certain medicines. side effects with pradaxa can include indigestion, stomach pain, upset or burning. ask your doctor about pradaxa. and its specific reversal treatment.

this is abc 7 news. the sharks host game four of the stanley cup final tonight at the tank. with a win they would even the series with two games apiece. rick joins us live. >> reporter: tonight's game four is set to become the biggest

game so far in shark's franchise history. if they lose they head back to pittsburgh. shark fans do not want to see that happen and hopefully it will not. every game has been close with all three being decided by one goal, two of the games went to overtime. the good news is the sharks are 8-2. the bad news is star four will once again miss the contest because of a lower back injury. still the win in game three shark's fans are feel confident and they think they know the formula for victory. >> you have to come out and skate and you have to not let them out of their own zone and score. they need to first score. >> i've been a season ticket holder since '95. i was here for detroit games in '94 when they shocked the world

and they're going to shock the world again this year. >> reporter: what are they going to have to do to win. >> kick butt, stay focussed. >> reporter: that simple. >> that simple. come on guys, you can do it. >> reporter: we're back live here. as you can see the fans are tailgating or you might see fin gating. they have a fin on their truck. they're pretty confident and hopefully we'll see if the sharks can eat penguins tonight. back to you. >> all right. thank you so much rick. >> it's going to be fun down there and of course the warriors have been fun but this is an interesting twist today. back-to-back steph curry says he's not playing in this year's summer olympics in brazil. he says the recent ankle and knee injuries led him to this decision. he's played with team u.s.a. in the past but he's never played in the olympics. he says he will focus on his

body and allow it to heal and get ready for next year's season. green and barns are still eligible to play and they said they would like to play in rio. he is weighing his decision because of the growing concerns over that zika virus. meanwhile curry and company heading out to cleveland today after the blow out last night over the cavaliers at the arrowa kel. after the game clay thompson surprised yours truly on the court after the game. >> clay thompson is here. so nice of you to join us. >> thank you guys. we have to win one. we don't want to extend this as long as we have to. got to win one, hopefully two, but just -- we cannot have 20 turnovers and go to cleveland. if we have 20 turnovers they'll feast on us. if we cut that to about 12 we'll be in good shape. >> abc 7 is the only place you

can watch every game of the fines. game through is coming up on wednesday. a special warriors pregame edition of abc 7 news at 5:00. at 5:30 the coverage begins right here. tipoff is 6:00 and after that you can join any along with mike who will be in cleveland for after the game we'll have analysis from warriors and we will be live from oracle where warriors fans will be watching the game. a big watch party and tickets are still available for that party at $20 each. >> there's no reason to turn away from us really. >> it's an sbaembarrassment to e the warriors and the sharks in the finals. >> spencer is here with the forecast. hi, spencer. after weekend warmth we got a cooler note to start the week on today. a few clouds around and a little

breeze. we still have mainly sunny skies but there's a presence of a few low and mid level clouds and breezes are fairly normal except at fairfield where we have gusts up to 33 miles an hour right now. 23 mile an hour winds but it's not a windy day, just a cool breeze. the 24 hour temperature change, 15 degrees cooler in livermore than it was this hour yesterday. looking at some low clouds drifting up over the north bay hills. it's 62 in san francisco and oakland 66 and 80 morganhill and 59 at half moon bay. the low clouds are getting lower. it's 71 degrees right now in santa rosa. nevada 73 and 77 at livermore. here is a look at our fog cast animation starting at 7:00 this evening. we'll see the low clouds and fog pushing well out across the bay

and inland by about midnight. 5:00 in the morning the visibility will be low and there may be some wet spots from the spotty drizzle. low temperatures early tomorrow morning will be in the mid 50s and later in the day we'll see the low clouds and fog pulling back to the coast line and we'll have mainly sunny skies over the bay and mainly sunny skies over inland areas but the fog and low clouds will linger at the coast. let's move along and look at what else lies ahead. high temperatures tomorrow will be right around 60 at the coast. we'll see low to upper 70s around the bay and low to mid 80s in the inland areas and of course the fog and low clouds will surge back across the bay tomorrow night. that's been the pattern. here is the seven day forecast. we'll have a gradual cooling trend into thursday and temperatures will drop off on friday and highs will be below

average for this time of year around the bay area from bay to coast to inland. saturday, a little bit milder and then a big warmup on sunday, upper 80s inland and low 80s around the bay and 60s around the coast and monday up to about 90 in the inland spots and mid 80s around the bay. temperatures all over the place here. >> all right. thank you, spencer. up next, if he can be hacked, are you vulnerable. >> are you kidding me? >> why it might

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happening now in los fire crews are busy this afternoon with. the fire department says the construction crew hit a gas line severering it around 2:30 this

afternoon. the crews were called to the scene and capped it about an hour later. the shelter in place has been lifted but crews are still there. school children are literally seeing the fruits of their labor at the white house kitchen garden. >> we're seeing that folks across the country are starting to do what we're doing here at the white house. >> kids are spending the day with first lady michelle obama picking veggies. students participated in the planting back in the spring and they helped prepare a fresh healthy lunch with ingredients from the garden. they got a helping hand from rachel ray. the hijacking of mark zuckerberg's social media accounts is raising questions about online security. a group calling itself our mind broke into his accounts yesterday and notified him of the breach using his twitter account. online security experts say it's a reminder that everyone's online accounts are at risk and one of the best things we can do

is create unique passwords for each account. >> if they can get his stuff. >> then they can get anybody's. >> that's a concern. >> yeah, it is. to beat the blues human interaction must be face-to-face not virtual. >> here is today's wellness report. >> reporter: even though americans are more connected than ever 26% say we feel deeply lonely. that feeling of being neglected is a dee predictor of depression, illness and death. loneliness is increasing to 40% today. virtual experiences through smartphones or tablets don't cure loneliness either. people need human contact to feel better. a survey found that 67% of women worry about aging and that number increased to 80% who felt they were starting to look like their mom's. women are seeking treatments at younger ages than ever before

including 3-2 computer monitoring. prevention will become ad free starting with the july issue which hits shelves next week. prevention's print advertising dollars have suffered with the shift to digital and the magazine is smaller. 62% of people who participate in wellness at work say everyone should do so. the health mind survey says if wellness programs at 100% participation than all health care costs would go down. a third of the workers say their comp's wellness programs helped them be more productive and take fewer sick days. here's to your health. up next, what you need to know before you head to the polls tomorrow, the important questions answered. a 9-year-old is at the center of a political controversy. why his school is banning him from wearing a certain hat. plus. >> i'm asking you one more time

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taking a look at your headlines at 4:30 investigators say a woman who wanted to rob a

bank stabbed a child this morning. we were over the branch on east 14th street. the 12-year-old boy is in the hospital. police have arrested a suspect. crowds are already gathering in san francisco ahead of a bernie sanders rally and concert headlined by dave matthews. th is a live look at the event. abc 7 news reporter karen tyler is there. we are covering the with clinton campaign. bill clinton made a stop at the fox theater in oakland today, one of five stops he's making ahead of california's primary to support his wife's candidacy. one of bill clinton's stop this afternoon was at an elementary school where eager crowds greeted the president. le >> reporter: i described this as a very warm, hometown sort of welcome here at the elementary

school in antioch where they're tearing down the stage. there was a crowd of about 400 who came here hoping to get a picture of bill clinton. >> i believe that she will win! >> reporter: this clinton rally was billed as a block party. >> the choice was go to six flags or come to see this but it's like a once in a lifetime chance to see one of the previous presidents. i may never get that opportunity again. >> reporter: the podium was a ford flatbed pickup truck. >> that security is to be found in bridges, not walls. california basically is a litmus test for that. >> reporter: bill clinton started out in hayward.

democratic and republican, not everyone at these clinton appearances knows if they're voting for clinton yet. >> i'm having a problem. i have a pillow talk tonight and decide what i'm going to do tomorrow. >> reporter: these multiple campaign stops across the bay area are aimed at getting those undecided voters to the polls on tuesday. abc 7 news. with the california primary tomorrow we're getting last minute questions from voters. we have some election facts you need to know to be sure your voice is heard. >> if you haven't registered to vote it's too late because you needed to do that 15 days before the election but for those who have registered here are important facts to know. the polls are open until 8:00 p.m. you can take two hours off work without losing pay to vote but you need to give your employer two days notice. you may bring up to two people to help you.

if you make a mistake on your ballot you can ask for another. if you're voting by mail you're ballot must be postmarked by election day and received within three days of the election. if you're worried your ballot won't make it in time you can drop it off at any polling place in your county. you can check the status of your ballot with the election office. if you're trying to find your polling place in your country c county you can get that with the abc 7 news app. you can download the app for free to get instant election results tomorrow. i used it to check on the status of my ballot. you can see if it's in. if you don't have a baby-sitter your children under 13 can go into the voting booth with you. if you're unable to get into the polling place for whatever reasons election officials can bring voting materials to your car. >> thank you so much for all that information. donald trump is the focus of

a new controversy here in california. this involves his campaign hat. an elementary school is banning th this 9-year-old boy from wearing the hat. the school says the hat poses a safety concern. >> the vice principal came up to me and told me to take my hat off because it brings negative attention from other students. >> after three days of refusing to remove the hat logan was cents home early. his fight came to an unexpected end over the weekend while his dog chewed up his hat while he was swimming. president obama took a swipe at donald trump without mentioning the presumptive republican nominee by name. mr. obama said we will continue to welcome immigrants and refugees into our nation including those who are muslim. just yesterday trump stood by his earlier call to temporarily bar all muslims who are not

citizeni citizens from the u.s. criminal charges will not filed against the parents of a boy who fell into a gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. >> reporter: no criminal charges for the terrified mother of the 3-year-old boy seen here in this now viral video from the cincinnati zoo. >> she was attending to her children by all witness accounts and the 3-year-old just scampered off. >> my son fell in with the gorilla. >> reporter: the mother who made that 911 call according to investigators did not act recklessly in the moments before her son fell into the exhibit. >> had she been in the bathroom smoking crack and let her kids run around the zoo that would be a different story but that's not what was happening here. >> quite frankly i don't know

how he wasn't hurt. >> reporter: authorities say ten tense minutes after the child climbed over the three foot barrier and plunged in into the moet the zoo's team shot and killed the gorilla prompting protests. >> if anyone doesn't believe a 3-year-old can scamper off very quickly, they've never had kids. >> reporter: the zoo under a separate federal investigation which is standard in these cases is making changes to the barrier, but maintains it was not negligent. in a statement the boy's family said they are pleased with the prosecutors decision and are looking forward to putting this tragic episode behind them. as for this gorilla exhibit it is set to reopen tuesday. abc news new york. want to take you live now to former president bill clinton is

speaking live in richmond as he campaigns for his wife hillary. >> she says we're going to put a half billion solar panels up. he said i think it's a little low. he said within a couple of years we're going to making solar panels with these 3-d printers and we'll put them on every school and home and factory in america and we'll all get rich and save the world from global warming and we'll all be free. it's going to be a great thing. this is a teen-age kid in the place that people have given up for lost. why am i telling you this? because this is the darkness before the dawn. all these people that are angry, i understand it. even in america though we're outperforming other big economies. 80% of the american people have not had a pay raise adjusted for inflation since the day of the crash. the median family income, the

one in the middle is actually after inflation -- >> we are listening to bill clinton who is in california. he's in richmond right now. he's campaigning on his wife's behalf as we approach our primary tomorrow. still ahead finding the golden mcnugget. i'm michael finney. ask finney is ahead. i'm taking your questions on twitter and facebook. post them with your #askfinney. we can see cooling low clouds exerting influence over the bay area right now. we'll have the forecast for you coming up in a moment. checking our traffic we are looking at our san jose traffic 101 southbound backed up as usual but northbound is looking good. stay with

there was the golden ticket and now there's the golden nugget as in golden chicken nugg nugget. this is an ad in japan in which a lucky customer can win an 18 karat gold chicken mcnugget. a creative contest there involving clues posted on the company's page. it's an effort to promote two no

dipping sauces there in japan. fruit cherry and cream cheese. >> interesting. the author of the harry potter series is pleading with fans please don't spoil the upcoming harry potter play. >> i'm asking you one more time to keep the secrets and let audiences enjoy the surprises that we built into the story. >> today j.k. rowling shared this youtube video asking fans not to share the story with others by giving away the plot on social media. previews begin tomorrow in london. ticket sales in the uk broke records and tickets are sold out until next year. the eighth series is set to be out in july. speaking of a first, this man is many of them. >> he's an open book. let's hop across the country and i'll give you a look at the tropical storm colin which is getting ready to make landfall

up in the florida pan handle with 50 mile an hour winds. the storm is moving rapidly, 23 miles an hour. it's going to produce a lot of rainfall, up to about eight inches but because it's moving so quickly the risk of flooding is lower than it might otherwise be. 9:00 we'll see the storm pushing into southern georgia and then tomorrow morning up along the south atlantic coast line along the carolina coast line and late tomorrow morning pushing out to sea into the cooler waters where will it weaken into a tropical depression though it may kick up rainfall. back here in california tomorrow a completely different picture, sunny and warm for much of the state. we'll have a mild to warm day with temperatures from 60 along the foggy coast line to low and mid 70s around the bay to 80s in the warmer inland locations. >> thank you spencer. still ahead on abc 7 news see this unusual heist, a monkey

caught by surveillance camera. oprah made talk show history by giving everyone a car. michael finney with a brand new way to tour a house for sale or an apartment for

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ask your doctor about pradaxa today. an unusual heist, a monkey was caught red handed by a surveillance camera stealing from a jewelry store in india. he through fruit into the shop and grabbed about $150 worth of rub byes. employees used a banana to appeal to the thief. but the monkey high tailed it out of the store with the cash. >> that's a well trained monkey. >> yeah, it is. >> i'd like to hire him. oprah made talk show history by giving everybody in the audience a car. oliver forgave nearly $15 million in medical debt that was owed by 9,000 americans. now the show posted this clip on

youtube. oliver's staff started their own collection agency. they purchased a portfolio for $60,000 and forgave the whole thing. the stunt highlighted the lack of regulatory oversight of the debt collection industry. time now for ask finney. michael finney is here answering your questions. the first comes from campbell who e-mailed have you ever heard of a property management company where you schedule a self-guided tour of rental properties. you pay 99 cents. is this a scam. >> there's a real one out there. it's called rent lee and real estate agents can contract with them. you go online and you pay a 99 cent fee one time. it gives you the code of a house you want to see and you show up

and those lock boxes where you have keys that the realtor opens up, instead you have the code and you give yourself a tour. come out and lock up the key and move on. it's a legit thing. >> it sounds like a realtor's nightmare. my son purchased a $110 gift certificate from mango garden. all three have closed. how can he get his money back. >> he probably can't. three restaurants closed at once. all you do is go to bankruptcy court. it's not going to be much money. that's why you really have to use your cards right away. when you get a gift card, use it, the sooner the better. tonight at 6:00 i've got a report on this and there's a bunch of cards in danger i want you to know about it because i don't want you to lose the money. that's tonight. >> i look forward to that.

doug e-mailed i have a slightly broken mac book pro and want to sell it. how can i make sure i'm not getting ripped off. >> you're going to think your computer is worth more. apple is buying back computers now. you can go on to e-bay or craigs list. if you meet a person make sure do you it in a police department lob lobby. if you're doing e-bay make sure the money clears before sending off the computer. >> thank you. state undercover agents say they found a pattern of fraud at bay area jiffy lubes. on a story you'll see state investigators claim those locations have been selling services customers don't need. here is dan ashley. >> reporter: all of these bay

area stores are owned by the same family. last december they were feech y urd in this glowing article in national oil and lube news, but behind the scenes were they fighting a state accusation that many of their 41 bay area stores were cheating customers. >> fraud, false and misleading statements and deceit. >> reporter: pat is the chief of the california bureau of automotive repair which launched an investigation into the shops three years ago. they found 105 causes for discipline at shops in eight bay area counties. all part of what the bureau chaz charges is a pattern. >> trying to get the consumer to do a repair on the car that wasn't necessary. >> reporter: the undercover operations started at an auto lab. technicians documented the condition of a wide range of cars to make sure everything was working properly. one by one those cars were taken to the stores owned by the

family. >> our undercover operators request an oil change and we see what happens. >> reporter: what happened according to state documents was a long list of services the cars did not need. >> many instances our operators are being told the fluid that we had just changed is in bad condition, has debris in it, sludge, things like that and we know for a fact that's not the case. >> reporter: state investigators say some of the stores performed services on cars the manufacturer does not recommend or strongly recommends avoiding. the accusations are so extensive they took two years to put together. >> there's a lot of time and energy spent documenting those vehicles, sometimes complex systems on the vehicles. >> reporter: agents went to 37 stores owned by the family. the documents show 26 locations did at least one unnecessary service with charges that added as much as $240 to the bill. some shops are accused of doing

substandard work, damaging parts or failing to give estimates before work began. bureau officials hope the case sends a message. >> we're always monitoring. >> reporter: the bureau is asking to have the licenses for 51 stores revoked or suspended. a hearing is scheduled later this month. >> fraud is always a very big concern because that's actual theft from consumers. >> reporter: the family would not comment on the case but they sent a statement saying the family is in ongoing discussions with the bureau about the allegations. we've posted the entire statements with a list of all the stores involved on our website. abc 7 news. abc 7 news continues. >> i don't care how small the ring is. >> a look at the greatest of all time muhammad ali's way with words. a look at what's coming up at 5:00. new fall out from a sexual

assault sentence from a stanford swimmer. >> i think it shows a lack of compassion. >> how the swimmer's father is the center of outrage over the case. race to the moon will a silicon valley com hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on.

she had to earn it.anded to cecilia aguiar-curry. built a business. became an expect in water policy. balanced budgets. and always solving problems. that's how she brought much-needed technology to local classrooms... so every child has an opportunity to learn. and worked to create more local jobs... so more families can get ahead. that's democrat cecilia aguiar-curry for assembly.

muhammad ali passed away on friday. he was a champ in the ring and in life, stunning the world with his passion and his way with words. >> i have wrestled with the alligators. i handcuffed lightening. >> reporter: he was poetry in possession. nobody ever so fast in his feet. >> too fast too fast. >> reporter: so quick with a comeback. >> you're being extremely suck

lent. >> if that's good, i'm that. >> reporter: his dominance complete. he made sure the whole world had a ring side seat. >> i murdered a rock into the stone. i'm so mean i make medicine sick. >> reporter: the louisville lick his words packed in a punch. >> will be a thriller when i get the gorilla in manila. i don't care how small the ring is. >> reporter: telling all his opponents. >> i'm loud because i can back up every word and i'll whoop any man in the world and i want everybody to know it. >> reporter: he'd eat them for lunch. >> he's too ugly to be the world champ. the world champ should be pretty like me. >> reporter: muhammad ali loved talking smack.

>> built like a butterfly and sting like a bee. >> he was trying to psyche me out. i was every name in the book, i was this and that and i said wow. >> reporter: all of it just part of his plan of attack. >> he comes out and he lifts off his feet. he went back in the ring side. >> reporter: good morning america, david wright. >> he was great. thanks for joining us. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins now. we're working two and three jobs to keep food on the table. >> the economy is helping drive today's political push from bernie sanders to hillary and bill clinton. the last minute get out to vote campaign in the bay area. >> she began to demand money from people inside. police say that would be bank robber stabbed a young boy.

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