you can clearly see why. this is a big mess. >> yeah. so far, we haven't heard about anyone being hurt in this crash. there are reports that the truck, though, is leaking fuel. the chp hasn't said how long it's going to take to clear the roadway. it's almost unbelievable seeing how it is on the divide there. how did that happen. >> hard to imagine exactly how it got into that position. and that there were not a lot of other cars involved. as we have reported to you a moment ago, to our knowledge, we don't know of any injuries at this point. we don't know about the driver of that truck. look at the damage. it ended up on the center divide there in such a strange position. >> there at 280. we apologize, the shot is breaking up a little bit from sky7. we'll keep a close watch on this and the traffic and the situation. a couple of lanes still getting by. we'll get our shot a little bit better. there's a still picture of it. but we will keep tabs on this and bring you the latest for you

on this newscast. also on abc7news.com as well. for now, thank you for joining us. >> now, to today's top investigators confirmed what our i-team reported last year. >> the massive loma fire did start at a marijuana grow operation. investigators pin pointed the cause. a portable generator. >> dan is here with all the information for us. >> before the fire even started, neighbors complained to me about the marijuana grow, worrying about the fire danger. that came true in a devastating way. cal fire now confirms what i reported just days after the loma fire started last september. that it originated in a marijuana grow on land owned by the ceo of a medical marijuana dispensary at the time. >> we determined the cause is from equipment, a generator or electrical cord in the vicinity of the generator. >> reporter: chief jim crawford said cal fire has forwarded its

investigation to the santa clara county district attorney for possible charges. last year, i identified the pot farm where the fire started after speaking with residents, growers and this man who works in the marijuana industry. >> the locals know where it started. >> where? >> at the bottom of the hill right here. >> reporter: a facebook live video pinpointed the spot. carlos was driving his u.p.s. route when he pulled over and recorded the beginning of the blaze. >> i got here before the firefighters. >> reporter: i took this strain from her video. look at the two sticks. he was able to find the exact spot where carlos parked. i shot my own video of the area, sent sky7 overhead and identified the plot of land, the same property neighbors complained about the month before. they even sent this google earth image. those houses survived the fire. a check of public records confirms an llc operated by 41-year-old andre siegel purchased the property in 2015. at the time of the fire siegel

was president president of green acres medical marijuana dispensary in santa cruz. >> there's simply no evidence did anything wrong. >> reporter: i spoke to his attorney last year. he refused to comment. sources familiar with the investigation now tell me the authorities came down hard on siegel. executing a search warrant on the property, forcing him to tear out the greenhouses and remove rvs where workers were living because of alleged code violations. cal fire tells the i-team the 11-month investigation has been thorough. >> they've investigated numerous people, including the landowner. that information and all of that will be provided to the district attorney's office as part of their case. >> a law enforcement source tells me since the loma fire, the sheriff's department has cracked down on the pot grows in the mountains. there are few on the santa clara county side. but the santa cruz hills are exploding with pot farms.

>> thank you so much, dan. developing news now in the conflicted with north korea. president trump is not backing down and neither is kim jong-un. mr. trump today met with top national security advisers, while north korea state media says a plan to fire four missiles near guam, home to two military bases, could be ready for review in days. >> let's see what he does with guam. if he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody's seen before, what will happen in north korea. >> california congresswoman barbara lee said the president is taking the wrong approach. >> we have to have direct talks and diplomacy to get north korea, and these kind of saber rattling comments lead farther from that. >> u.s. defense officials say there are no indications of any imminent launch activity by north korea.

while secretary of defense jim mattis said the u.s. has a military solution already in place. secretary mattis spoke to david louie just a short time ago during a visit to moffit field. >> reporter: dan and ama, of course, secretary mattis is not going to lay out exactly what the u.s. military will do, if north korea initiates a strike. instead, he is hoping there can be a diplomatic solution to avert what he calls a catastrophic war. defense secretary james mattis said the u.s. military is ready to take action if north korea launches an attack. but he says he backs efforts by the administration to seek a diplomatic solution. >> you can see the american effort is diplomatically led. it has diplomatic traction. i want to stay right there. right now. the tragedy of war is well enough known, it doesn't need another characterization beyond the fact that it would be catastrophic.

>> reporter: secretary mattis came to silicon valley today to show a support of technology to protect the country. and in his words, to make the military more lethal. the defense innovation unit started under the obama administration. it partners with the military. the sail drone is an example. it's also working with kapella space. the backpack size satellites can penetrate clouds and darkness which hampered technology. they're counting down the hours before their launch at year's end. it may not be fast enough if north korea launches sooner. >> that shows where the trump administration goes, in terms of the prioritizing of the threat. but also, in how to deal with it in a diplomatically effective manner. >> reporter: david louie, abc 7

news. we have new details about a deadly plane crash. investigators believe pilot error caused the tragedy. two icon aircraft employees died when a small experimental aircraft crashed on may 8th. the ntsb suspects the pilot mistake one canyon for another. new details have been revealed within the last few hours about a big bust named operation cold day. the largest number of arrests for one operation in atf's history, 75. melanie woodrow joins us live from san francisco with the latest. melan melanie? >> reporter: unprecedented, that's how we heard this operation described several times today. the goal, to get guns and drugs off the streets. we have video to show you of warrants executed in connection

ith the operation this past tuesday, as well as yesterday. 90 firearms seized, many of them stolen, more than 100 ounces of narcotics and 48 stolen vehicles. a partnership between atf as well aes law enforcement in san mateo, and san francisco counties. one neighbor shared some cell phone video that he took on tuesday at brush and hallaman in san francisco. he said it was something like out of a movie. >> when we saw all this, we were pretty shocked. but happy. that there's some type of activity now that's been taken to push these individuals that are creating these situations in our community out. >> one firearm in the hands of a gang member or prohibited person is one firearm too many. >> as many of them said when they were arrested, leaving out the obscenity that goes with it, they said, i'm really messed up. they knew what they faced. that's what they'll be saying to anybody else in their world who might engage in this conduct. >> early on, some folks made

some comments that it would be a cold day in you know where before an operation like this would come together. and he made a comment that maybe we ought to call the operation cold day. >> we also learned today why daly city and san mateo county were chosen for the real estate for the sting portion of this operation. we heard that it was less expensive than it would be in san francisco. we also heard today that perhaps they'll be able to obtain more stringent sentences in san francisco, or rather in san mateo county than they would in san francisco. of those arrested, 42 of them are facing federal charges. the rest of them will be facing state charges. again, most of them in san mateo county. live in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. melanie, thank you. new at 6:00, three members of a milpitas family and three others charged with making and

selling counterfeit video games. they sold consoles between 60 and 3,000 counterfeit games. each are charged with 14 counts of felony counterfeiting, and face jail time if convicted. google's ceo canceled a meeting with his staff this afternoon. it was supposed to be about that infamous memo on sexism in tech. find out who's still talking about it. plus -- >> started here with a lot of pops. pops, you know. it was gunshots. >> at 6:30, first responders relive the day when they rushed to the scene of an active at a u.p.s. warehouse. an action that now has them called heroes. a little coastal drizzle developing during the overnight hours. i'll have a closer look at the forecast coming up. next, we're live with what makes this year's outside

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you are looking live again at the scene of breaking news in san francisco. drivers face delays in both directions of 280 after a garbage truck jumped the center divide. it's like the cab is just up on that one half, and then -- it's a mess as you can see. this is near the 101 interchange. the highway patrol is urging drivers to avoid the area. you do see some cars getting through in both directions. but obviously, it is going to be slow going as they try to get that cleaned up. let's take a look at video that sky7 captured a few minutes ago. we're told two people suffered minor injuries. you can see all that foam that's covering the ground beneath the truck. there have been reports that it was leaking fuel.

we are keeping on top of this. we'll bring you any new developments. a musician has died after chasing a thief who had stolen his laptop. it was snatched from outside a cafe on telegraph avenue yesterday in oakland. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live from the scene to explain exactly what happened, this terrible tragedy, laura. >> reporter: hi, dan. we're learning more tonight about what happened here, and about the man who died here. dave deporous, and why he may have given his life to protect the music he cherished. snoetsd ♪ >> reporter: this is how friends say dave would want to be remembered. spreading his joy through music. >> friends with everyone in the community. an excellent musician. loved nature. loved connecting people, hosting events for the community. >> reporter: the 40-year-old singer/songwriter was killed wednesday after being dragged by

a speeding car along rich street. according to witnesses, he was sitting with his laptop outside this cafe when a man came up and grabbed it. he chased the suspect and apparently grabbed on to the car as it sped away. >> the car sped down the street, and dragged him. >> reporter: leslie told us she heard screeching tires and came out to see deporous gravely injured. >> i don't know him, but he was young. he had his whole life ahead of him. i wish he would have let go. but maybe he couldn't. >> property can be replaced, but life can't. in this instance, it was dangerous. >> reporter: he regularly played at various local clubs. and he lived in an oakland artist studio. >> he loved his music more than anything in the world. that's why he chased his laptop. i would assume all of his music was on there. i don't think he would have chased after everything like he did that. ♪

>> reporter: in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. it's back to the drawing board for google after its ceo suddenly canceled a town hall late this afternoon to address the controversy over a former employee's memo. meanwhile, the engineer is making waves of his own, actually showing up to google headquarters. abc 7 news anchor kristen sze is here with the latest. >> yeah, ama, take a look at the brand-new twitter account of james moore. two hours ago, he tweeted pictures of himself at google headquarters, wearing a t-shirt that says gulag as in the soviet prison camp. and look at this. people are out there taking pictures. he's holding a sign that says fired for truth. which by the way, is also his twitter handle. moore, now a conservative darling, after he wrote a memo criticizing google "diversity practices, and asserting that

biological differences drive the gap between men and women in tech jobs. goog google's ceo was to address the issues this afternoon at a town hall, but canceled a half hour before it was set to begin. paul holland said it's still necessary to have that conversation. >> i want to make sure that every employee, every stakeholder, and every prospective employee knows that everyone who works at google has an equal opportunity to advancement and to the best jobs, whether they're man or a woman. >> in canceling the town hall, he cited employee questions and identities are being leaked. just yesterday, conservative pundit posted on facebook the twitter bios of googlers who allegedly criticized demoore's memo. they're saying they're now harassed online, so this is becoming a safety and security issue. back to you, dan and ama. >> thank you, kristen. let's turn your attention now to the weather forecast as we get closer to the weekend. >> i've got to admit, the

coolness in the morning, kind of nice. for a nice walk, things like that. spencer is here with the latest. > a little bit drizzly out there in the mornings as well. live doppler 7, the low clouds with pretty strong moisture content along the coastline and pushing out over the bay. we'll probably see drizzle overnight. as we look in this direction from the rooftop camera, eastward, we see lots of blue sky. 62 degrees in san francisco right now. 65 across the bay in oakland. 76 at gilroy. half moon bay stands at 61 degrees right now. looking in this direction, westward from emoryville, you see the low clouds stacking up there. and it's currently 76 in santa rosa. 81 fairfield. 84 in concord. 75 in livermore. this is the view at the golden gate where you see some clouds and breaks of blue. these are our forecast features. cloudy conditions overnight. another drizzly morning is likely in some spots. mild to warm in the next few days, through sunday. we've got a brief cooldown early

next week, before a warm-up late next week. here's the forecast, 7:00 tonight. during the overnight hours, 2:00 a.m. or so, we'll see spotty drizzle near the coast. the morning commute will begin with lots of fog at about 5:00 a.m. fog will fall back to the coastline by late afternoon much like today. lows generally in the upper 50s. our highs tomorrow will range from low 60 fls at the coast to low to mid-70s around the bay. mainly mid to upper 80s in the midland areas. antioch perhaps topping out at about 90 degrees tomorrow. here's the seven-day forecast. a rather steady pattern, certainly steady range of highs through sunday. then we get cloudier skies, a little bit cooler weather. cooler for august on monday. late next week, high temperatures climbing back up to and perhaps even above the average low. we'll get a little summer heat by thursday. >> thank you, spencer. coming up next, we're live

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starting in less than 17 hours, celebrating ten years of golden gate park. >> better planning this time

around. leeann melendez is live with a preview of what to expect. leeann. >> reporter: august in san francisco, and here we are with leather coats. you know, i advise everybody if they're coming this weekend, please wear layers. now, this area right here is one of four stages that i assure you that beginning tomorrow, this entire park, golden gate park, will be transformed into one huge music festival. >> it's only three days of music. we prepare for this year round. so we're ready. >> reporter: outside lands is one of the most successful art and music festivals in the country. >> it's very san francisco, very ethno centric. 50% come from all over the world. >> reporter: more than 80 restaurants, 41 wineries and 30 breweries will serve people's needs. 91% of the waste here will be composted or recycled. four stages throughout the park will have music for every age

group. >> we're sitting here ten years later, just pinching ourselves. it's grown every year. >> reporter: from roughly 130,000 people to 210,000 expected over the next three days. transportation-wise, public transit is the best way to get to and from the festival. muni will have extra buses as well as shuttles. lyft and uber will have a designated drop-off and pickup area in the richmond district. the city's recreation and parks department has benefited from the festival receiving more than $20 million over the past ten years. >> what a privilge it is to be able to come here and enjoy music, and food, and some wine, and some community. you know, pick up after yourself. it's not complicated. >> reporter: the festival starts tomorrow at noon. abc 7 news. a call put out for centenarians, for the past decade they've honored residents over 100 years old.

this year's ceremony is october 3rd. the county wants to make sure no one is left out. if you know someone, reach out to solano county to let them know. stay with us. same place, same team, but a different feel. see what's changed as the first raiders trading camp since announced it's leaving for las vegas. access granted again to a surfer's favorite beach after a year-long legal battle. the spacecraft getting made in california that will take astronauts deeper into space than ever before. we'll be back with an update on this truck cash on 280.

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we have another update on the breaking news out of san francisco that you are looking at here. as you can see in the video that sky7 captured a while ago, a garbage truck is straddling a divide. >> three southbound lanes and two northbound lanes are blocked near almanney boulevard. two people suffered minor injuries. as you can imagine, drivers face

is urging people to find atrol alternate routes. this is a mess here. if you or someone you know is commuting through that area, check our abc 7 news app for the update on traffic conditions. what a remarkable image that is tonight. today, 17 first responders were recognized as heroes. they were all at the scene of a deadly shooting at a u.p.s. warehouse in san francisco in june. >> the gunman killed three people and injured two others before killing himself. abc 7 news reporter kate larson talked with today's honorees about what that terrible day was like. >> the scene was chaotic. police officers were running into the building along with myself. >> we had to act fast. >> reporter: recounting the moments they arrived at the u.p.s. building with a gunman inside. >> one person actually was shot, fell near my car. >> reporter: deputy sean lee said he heard shots as he ran into the warehouse. >> as far as any active shooter, sort of a nightmare.

there were so many trucks and so many levels of buildings. >> deputy sheriff sean lee. [ applause ] >> reporter: deputy lee one of 17 first responders from six agencies honored today by mayor ed lee for their heroic actions the morning of the june 14th shooting. >> you're required to perform under difficult situations, you're trained to do that. but that doesn't take away from the individual bravery, the valor you showed. >> reporter: one of the first on season, officer garth sutton, said while the situation was frightening, he and his fellow officers didn't hesitate. >> that's what we get paid to do. >> reporter: the shooter former u.p.s. employee jimmy lam killed three co-workers and injured two others before turning the gun on himself. >> there's always that danger. where potentially there's still an active shooter. still out lurking. while you're working. >> reporter: a paramedic also awarded a heart of the city pin today. he pulled up on scene to treat

the injured, not knowing who or where the shooter was. >> to be able to go home that day was definitely important. >> reporter: abc 7 news. city officials in san jose will issue refunds after back pedaling on fines for people using illegal fireworks during a recent crackdown. last week we told you about people who claimed to be innocent after receiving citations. that prompted some change. san jose fined one woman $500 based on a complaint from a neighbor. but no photos or video existed to back up that accusation. >> somebody saw fireworks near my house, and assumed that it was me lighting them off. that's not right. >> in some cases, there wasn't ample, kind of information to be able to really support the citation. >> san jose recently issued a total of 45 citations. warning letters will no go out

to all the people who received citations. senator dianne feinstein is going to help people who is supposed to be deported. the family spent 20 years battling to stay in the united states, but under the trump administration, their time has run out. feinstein told us she plans to introduce special legislation next month to temporarily lift their deportation and bring them back to the u.s. >> it feels more at peace now because i know she will go out of her way to help us out. >> this is a good family. they work. their children go to school. they contribute to the community. >> the couple's four children all born here will be allowed to stay. napa today, the oakland raiders returned to work and heard adoring fans welcome them to the field. with the tea m

a m move to las vegas, it is a t different this year. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: mid-summer and football, another take on the annual theme of how hope springs eternal, even for oakland raiders fans, knowing full well with the team moving to las vegas, there's an elephant in the room. >> they're not deserting me as a fan. they're deserting oakland. >> reporter: is it possible to find a psychological separation between city and team like church and state. it would be here, in napa, with raiders fans. let's talk about feeling conflicted. >> it hurts. don't get me wrong. but they're the raiders. >> explain the love for them. >> it's unconditional. >> reporter: this is the 22nd summer they have spent together. a long relationship, with some history. the question is, with the raiders moving to vegas, how much longer will it continue. the team would not say what its future plans for napa might be. the city has made no formal study of the team's economic influence.

so we followed trickle-down theory to the executive room barbershop. have the team's summer practices made sean richer? >> i'm actually broke. i'm still a fan. >> reporter: will die-hard fan alvarez follow the team? >> i still support them from my couch. paraphrase a certain book, love is patient, kind and does not envy, not self-seeking or easily angered. here in training camp it is trying to keep no record of wrongs and to persevere. in napa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. there are now nine cases of west nile virus in the bay area. the most recent include a bird found dead in walnut creek. contra costa has seen a total of five cases so far in birds and bugs. alameda, san mateo, santa clara and santa cruz counties each have one case. there are no human cases so far this year in the bay area.

heads-up in hillsboro, the pictures show recent mountain lion sightings. police posted them on their facebook page. mountain lions have been seen around crystal springs road and jackaronda circle in the past week. here are three ways to stay safe. do not approach it. two, make noise. three, try to make yourself look bigger. the california court of appeals says everyone will have access to a bay area beach popular with surfers. martin's beach is south of half moon bay in san mateo county. billionaire owns land along the beach including the only access path to it. seven years ago as you may remember, he put a locked gate on that path. today the state court agreed with a lower court ruling saying the water belongs to everyone and a public path must be allowed to get there. >> requires the max mization of

recreational opportunities at the coast. and that applies to everybody in this state, not just people with the resources to spend money, to buy, you know, 50 or 100 acres of land along a beach and make it private. >> a court has ordered the gate to come down tomorrow. koslo vowed to take his fight to the supreme court. crossing the street in a crosswalk could actually earn you a $200 ticket. the efforts by an assemblyman to change the state law that makes it illegal. the safe way to watch the total solar eclipse that's coming. and the damage you can do to your eyes if you do it the wrong way. "american idol" is coming to abc 7 this fall. auditions will be held will in oakland sunday, august 20th. they'll give you the chance to be a star. you don't have to wait, audition online now. we have a link to the application at abc7news.com. potential contestants need to

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it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. the first major structural piece of the new orion spacecraft was built right here in california. as seen in the nasa video, it will send astronauts into deep space in the early 2020s, going

farther from earth than anyone in history. the construction took place at a family-owned company with headquarters just outside los angeles. they held a party yesterday to celebrate the milestone. the event also promoted made in america. president trump's push to encourage american manufacturing. an astronaut who was there talked about what it will be like for the crew inside the spacecraft. j looking up during the launch, and then when the orion is going behind the moon, they'll be out looking out those windows at the surface of the moon, taking pictures of that for us. first time since 1972. >> parts built here in california will be shipped to a nasa facility in new orleans for the next phase of construction. the solar eclipse is just now a week and a half away. everyone wants to get the word out. it will be incredible, but you have to be careful not to hurt your eyes. at the science center they're having a viewing party with

plenty of methods in play. while there's glass, even a card with a small hole will project the image. eclipse glasses may be the easiest way to go. >> these are specialized glasses. they have protective lenses on them that will block just about all the light, except the sunlight. >> if i look at the eclipse, i should be able to see it without burning my eyes. >> when you see a light, it's just going to shine. >> the shades sell for $2.99, and the gift shop said they're selling about 100 pairs a day. for information, go to abc7news.com. we have an entire page dedicated to it. it was hard to see the sun today. clouds lingered for quite a while. here's a live look at santa cruz. spencer will have an update on the forecast and a peek

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pedestrians could be breaking a state law without even knowing it. phil tinge has authored a bill to change the rules and help you avoid a ticket. >> that's right. the bill was passed -- has passed the assembly and passed

every committee hearing it's faced. jay hernandez explains what is happening with change. >> reporter: did you know that there is a state law that says you could get a ticket if you cross while a crosswalk light is flashing? this man showed a citation from a police officer, setting him back $202. >> i didn't know i was doing something wrong. i could see him. if i knew it was wrong, i wouldn't have done it. >> reporter: but this woman knew about it. >> i heard about it, yeah. but if you're in the middle, it doesn't count. but if you start when it blinks, yes, i heard about that. >> it's a lot of money to pay. i think so. if it doesn't say go, don't go. >> reporter: the "l.a. times" reported the police department issued 17,000 citations during a four-year period, because current state law makes it illegal for a pedestrian to step into a crosswalk after the red hand starts flashing. >> it doesn't matter whether you live in downtown los angeles,

whether you live in macarthur park, this affects you in a $200 ticket. >> reporter: miguel santiago wants to amend what's on the book that amends part of the state vehicle code. he wants pedestrians to be able to cross until the flashing light ends and the hand stops. that's a scary change for at least one person. >> only because we live in glendale. and there's been a lot of high fatalities, pedestrian accidents there. >> reporter: yet lawmakers say los angeles is becoming a more walkable city, especially downtown. and they don't want to see pedestrians punished if they haven't done anything dangerous in the intersection. abc 7 news. more than half of traffic deaths in san francisco involve pedestrians. so the city has adopted a project called vision zero. starting in 2014, its goal is to eliminate all traffic fatalities for pedestrians, bicyclists and drivers by the year 2024.

stanford engineers say they've created smart windows that go from transparent and dark and back again in under a minute. the lead engineer said the so-called dynamic window technology can be used on windows, cars, even sunglasses, saying it has the potential to optimize lighting in rooms and vehicles and save about 20% in heating and cooling costs. at uc finds that people who accept negative emotions end up experiencing fewer of them. researchers think it's possible by acknowledging these emotions like sadness, disappointment and resentment, you can move on easier than if you spend time trying to change how you feel. the research is based on a study of more than 1,000 adults in both the bay area and in denver as well. time to get an update on our weather. this is a live look from the east bay hills camera, looking at mount diablo in the distance. >> here's how it looked in the valley today.

perspective from droneview7. brown grass, green trees. and blue skies. >> spencer christian is back with our update. >> i was happy to see that blue. in some spots we had lots of gray today. a look at live doppler7. low clouds pushing out over the bay. it will get gray again overnight. that's the pattern of late. lows in the upper 50s, low 60s. sunny over the bay, and inland tomorrow. mid-80s inland. and tomorrow starts the three days of outside land's music festival at golden gate park. a bit breezy and cool. high temperatures only in the low 60s. but if you're enjoying the music, who cares. here's the seven-day forecast. we'll have a steady pattern of partly cloudy skies, mainly sunny by afternoon through sunday. we have a bit of a cooldown coming our way on monday, cool for august anyhow. it will start to warm up to more seasonal levels by midweek next

week. >> rock 'n roll keeps you warm. >> absolutely. warm for decades. all right. time to turn to sports. >> yeah. larry's got lots to talk about. >> guess who's coming over for christmas. lebron is going to be here this year. and where, oh where, is the rally kitty. last night, where, oh where could he be. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you.

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good evening. the raiders kick off a preseason saturday night in arizona, with donald pence still holding out, don't expect to see much of quarterback derek carr if at all. the head coach would not commit to playing carr today. last season seth roberts played in all 16 games, caught 38 passes, 397 yards, five touchdowns, all with a double sports hernia he suffered in training camp. he never told anybody. players concealing injuries to keep their jobs is nothing new, but roberts was somehow to participate in every practice and play in all the games. like you and me, the rest of us, jack del rio just found about it this week. >> it was news to me. i said, really? i said, really? he said, yeah, i didn't tell

you. i said, who did you tell? he said, i didn't tell anybody. that's your right. you didn't miss any practice. he said, nope. i certainly appreciate guys that find a way to gut it out for their team and their teammates. i would like them to report anything they have. but i respect his decision to keep it to himself and just play. >> roberts made big catches last year. the niners opened the preseason tomorrow in kansas city. usually the starters play about a quarter at most. that means we should see a fair amount of the backup quarterback whom the niners selected in the draft in the third round. >> i'm excited to get back out on the field. it feels like forever since i've gotten some live work in, since the end of last season. >> fresh start for everybody. front office, coaching staff, players, bunch of new faces. i think this place is trying to build a new culture. new attitude here. >> get ready for another christmas with lebron. the nba released a few dates on the 2017-2018 schedule.

the dacdienef lebron and cavs for the third straight year. it will be right here on abc 7. the nba schedules the two teams that play on christmas the past three years, doves and cavs. we'll see if irving is still with cleveland by the time we get to december, because he wants to be traded. october the 17th, against the rockets with chris paul. round one of the pga championship today in north carolina, jordan spieth, at age 24, trying to become the youngest golfer ever to complete the career grand slam. good weather at quail hollow in north carolina. beautiful. spieth had three birdies and great approach on 8. 1 over 72. so he is five shots back of the leaders. tough one for phil mickelson. he had birdies in rounds before. not today.

ol geson at 4 under par. kevin kissner to finish at 4 under 67. so they are tied for first. you've got 20 players within three shots of the lead. update time on the cardinals. this kitty that disrupted last night's game, here kitty kitty, tore up the grounds crew who tried to rescue him. the cardinals gave the cat to a woman who claimed the cat was hers. it turns out it wasn't. as you might expect, he escaped from her. as she was walking home from the ballpark. so now there's a search going on to try to find the rally kitty. and i'll just say this. if you do find the rally kitty, be careful. because he'll take a piece out of you. >> he's angry. >> oh, here you go. it's my cat. >> thanks, larry. join us at 9:00 on cable

channel 13. find out the best way to keep from breathing commute fumes while riding in traffic. the man fired for his anti-diversity memo, returns to the google campus. on the abc 7 news at 11:00, the cloud hanging over the silicon valley giant celebrating women in tech tonight. here is tonight's primetime lineup on abc 7. the story of diana part two. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. "jimmy kimmel live!." tonight's guests are john lithgow and jay baruchel. that is our report. as always, we appreciate your time. breaking news on twitter on the abc 7 news bay area. for all of us here, thanks for joining us tonight. >> have a great night. see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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♪ from washington, d.c., this is the "jeopardy!" teen tournament. please welcome our three finalists -- a junior from north woodmere, new york... a sophomore from madison, alabama... and a junior from darien, connecticut... and now from dar constitution hall -- here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. don't mind me. i'm just standing here, enjoying the applause and the moment. good to be with you once again. over the past week and a half, you have seen each of these young men compete in two games. you know they are bright,

they know how to play the game, and they're fast on that signaling device. they're playing for $100,000. it will be awarded at the end of tomorrow's program. alec, sharath, and michael, good luck. let's go to work. here come the categories for the three of you... oh, my. followed by... something you'll be doing soon. and finally... each correct response will begin with a g and will be followed by three other letters. michael, i know you by now. which $800 clue do you want revealed first? [ laughter ] languages for $800. thank you very much. michael. what is shalom? good. languages, $1,000.