barrage of gunfire. >> please don't shoot me anymore, please. just stop. i thought i was going to die. >> reporter: commander and christopher are still in the hospital, shocked. >> if i lean another way we're not having an interview in the morning. >> reporter: tony is now recovering at home but also in disbelief. >> i saw the flashes from the gun and at that point it went into survival mode. >> reporter: according to police, elijah and taylor were killed and 11 others rushed to the hospital. >> he doesn't deserve this and now facing the fact he might not be able to use his hand ever again is extreme. >> reporter: authorities identified the suspect as 24-year-old david katz. atf agents were searching this townhouse owned by the suspect's father but so far no motive. >> he legally purchased the firearms from a licensed dealer. >> reporter: the 24-year-old seen here at a previous video

game tournament is said to be an avid gamer who regularly competed in big money tournaments. katz was eliminated from this competition in the early rounds. officials say the outcome could have been much worse if not for a group of firefighters who responded immediately and rendered aid. turns outside they were across the street at the mall for training. the gaming industry in the bay area says violence has no place in their world. cornell spoke with gamers today joining us live in the newsroom. >> the world of esports can attract big crowds and big money in the bay area, a competitive sport where anger is not accepted or tolerated. >> reporter: when he's not attending computer clients classes at san james is online competing in

esports games. he is a manager fore gaming, 600 members and counting. >> i can't fly a fighter jet. i can't be somebody with magical powers sore things you can really do. the appeal for a lot of people is almost escapism. >> reporter: a tournament in jacksonville, florida, turned violent sunday. the electronic arts that hosted the nfl madden 19 tournament inspired by raiders coach,ach,a, madden are devastated about the loss of two players in the shooting and we offer our deepest sympathies by those. most of us knew i lie jay and taylor as well. their fighting spirit was i tnk that hasng to do with games and everything to do with hisur mentalmeanetxtre

competitive and some players get carried away. >> people get salty and everyone gets a little mad trying to win certain prizes. at the end of the day, it is just aame.d sportsmanship critical and always good protocol to type "gg" at the end of the day, that means good game. much more on the jacksonville florida shooting including reaction from survivors. download the apps and enable push alerts as they santa clara county is being cast as not wanting to help the homeless. >> homeless advocates think the civic center would be ideal to shelter the homeless.

>> david outside annex, at the center of this controversy. >> reporter: yes, it is. this is the home of the old city hall annex. housing advocates believe it could house between 140 and 150 people who are homeless if only given the opportunity to go inside and do a feasibility study. the problem is they've only been given two weeks to do so before supervisors vote whether to continue with demolition. he old city hall was abandoned 12 years ago. with no maintenance down the six story annex structure has roof problems. air-conditioning and heating are beyond repair. the owners want to tear it down as the cost to fix it would be in the tens of millions of dollars. >> you're looking 60 to $70 million range to bring it back to office building.

>> reporter: housing advocates belie the buiing for homeless and don't see the structure as a lost cause. >> the only reasonth because it thing to do. >> reporter: joined by the housing network of santa clara to do a study to conduct a feasibility study for 120-140120 people. >> small rooms and not permanent housing, temporary housing. >> reporter: the county argues repurposing the housesesesesesee require mandatory code upgrades and concern the low bid to raze the building expires next week and new bids would be higher. >> clearly, if we could have

reused the building we would have. >> reporter: housing advocates are hoping to get into this building in the next few days. they are facing a tough deadline two weeks from now when the supervisors decide about the demolition and whether they can afford to postpone things. david louie, abc7 news. >> thank you. today, san jose police officers took a big step towards more transparency. the board of directors made an agreement to give the independent police editor more power to review complaints and specifically empower the auditor to review officer involved shootings and terms of force. this came after there were reports the association considered to be misleading. now that mr. sizzer is gone, we want to move forward immediately and show the community we have

their backs like we always have. >> an assistant auditor will oversee police auditing until a replacement is named. starting off the work and school week on a cool week in terms of numbers for august. temperatures 5-10 degrees below average. a bank of cloud cover right up against the coastline. we'll take you over the past four hours. that cloud cover and marine layer very stubborn and deepen even more and usher in cooler air over the next 24 hours. out there, our warmest spots only in the 70s. this time of year, likely see upper 80s to 90s. only 77 in concord, concord and 76 in san jose. hour-by-hour, thickening.

tuesday morning we start with a gray start in clouds and stubborn break and means a cooler day on the way. a look at those numbers in a few thank you. crews battling the fire that makes up the massive mendocino complex says the ranch fire is still just 67% contained since last wednesday. and the river fire is 100% contained, much smaller, burned just under 39 thowr,000 acres. and in shasta county, 96% contained, the carr fire burned more than 230,000 acres and destroyed more than a thousand homes, the most destructive in

history. the nearly 36 square mile blaze a stationary camera shows active flames and massive smoke. outside the fire containment lines, it started august 6th. we learned passengers on a wine tour bus reported their driver drunk last week. after finishing their tour they had to wake their driver, 60-year-old eugene cremen. they noticed he had a difficult time driving and eventually got him to pull over. officers charged him with driving three times over the legal limit. cremen has one prior dui adui a over the last 10 years. back open today, at the west

portal muni metro station where the commuters were using the tunnel for the first time since june. they replaced all the rail and key systems inside the 100-year-old tunnel and to full restore ful lines. we return as people mourn the death of senator john mccain. >> these are john's final words. i lived and died a proud american. plans for memorials this week and a change of heart at the white house. the battle over drunk driving, the spike since marijuana became legal in california and what the chp wants to do about it. a rare chance to visit facebook's campus and community boost and how facebook is helping smallesses. >> what happens when the kids are back at school and parents back at work.

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we're almost nine months into legal rec recreational usee in california. matt keller has the story. >> reporter: the chp marijuana safety summit in dublin brought together 3 or 400 people from the communities. >> we want to make sure with marijuana impairment we want to

make sure everybody is on board with the same knowledge. >> reporter: recreational use became legal january 1st. since then, the chp says driving under the influence of marijuana arrests have increased 31% and injuries related to people driving under the influence of marijuana increased 102%. officers say drivers under the influence of marijuana can show similar characteristics to a drunk driver including weaving on the road and traveling at an unsafe speed. >> sometimes we see drivers impaired on marijuana, drive slower than normal, well under the speed limit, a clue somebody might be impaired. >> reporter: they spoke to the crowd about the prosecution of marijuana impaired drivers. they say unlike alcohol there is no legal limit for marijuana under california law and tests for marijuana are often inadmissible in court. in the courtroom they argue common sense in determining if someone is under the influence

impairing their ability to drive. >> a lot of people think they can drive high on marijuana and it be okay. it's not. it impairs your judgment and slows your yumt bin yumt bin yu >> reporter: and they can get a ticket similar to an open container of alcohol. you need to have that marijuana in a sealed package less than an ounce. new moms that use marijuana could be exposing their babies to those chemicals drawing breast milk. researchers also found thc could linger in their milk up to six days. the study's lead author says they're not sure how it affects the baby's development and impact. meanwhile, the association discourages smoking pot while pregnant.

small business owners and community members had a chance to visit facebook's campus today. >> community boost marketing digital training to help small marketers grow their business. >> melanie is live from facebook with more on therainin concerns, too. >> reporter: absolutely, dan and kristen. privacy concerns are being addressed during this training. this is a rare opportunity for small business owners to get the sort of valuable insight right here on facebook's campus. more than 700 business people are on campus of facebook for boot camp. >> a vast majority are asking how do they find new business and hire customers and find employees. >> reporter: they're sharing what they know. with pound puppy rescue, one of the educators says they have

more than 30,000 likes on facebook. >> we couldn't do what we do on facebook. >> reporter: she said this is whenhe paid to boost her post.er >> if i paid to boost the post $50 over a week it's 100% in terms, my past experience, the dog will be adopted within that week. >> reporter: those are the kinds of results real estate agent, ronnie said she hopes to get with her facebook page. >> i started it a whilelele i wasn't sure how to navigate it and getting pointers. >> reporter: saying he's also looking to grow his business but has concerned. >> i think a lot of personal data is exposed in general public domain. that's one of the reasons i don't use heavily facebook. >> reporter: this week training includes privacy training so small business owners can understand who can see their information and where it's being

used. >> if you're a business owner we're respecting all the people that might be visiting your page. >> reporter: facebook has been auditing and removing apps that don't comply with its policies. the next two days of this training will be held at oh netta harris community center. facebook today announcing a new digital marketing certificate program with two local colleges. >> thank you. lyft is permanently moving pickups and drop-offs off a busy part of san francisco. between 16th and 19th and valencia today where the ride sharing company will end drop-offs and pick ups after a number of complaints from cyclists about double parking. i is one of the busiest bicycle commute areas and this shows the map where they will now no longer be able to pick up

riders. the forced geofencing will allow it to be safer. >> uber going all in on electric bikes and scooters. dara told the financial times bikes and scooters are better suited than cars for inner city travel. during rush hour it is very inefficient foyer a one ton hulk of metal to take a person 10 blocks. in the short term the move could mean a hit for financial drivers and uber as well. >> he air seems better. >> it was so bad. >> it was. the next 48 hours, even better air quality. improving there. tomorrow, it will be a comfortably cool day. temperatures in some spots more than 10 degrees where it should be this time of the year. doppler 7 satellite showing you

the marine layer and august a cloudy place along the coast today. you have cloud cover already encompassing san francisco before 5:00 in the evening, you know it will be cloudy for many of us. let's talk about it. over the next 48 hours cleaner air is working its way in the region and good air quality is forecast midweek around here. temperature-wise, 60s and 70s. 66 and cloudy in san francisco, 70 at oakland, 76 in san jose. santa rosa struggling to get do 72 degrees this afternoon. the marine level is expanding and mist mid-atlantic 50s we drop to in the overnight hours. we're tracking a trough, area of

low pressure that will swing through over the next 24 hours. what that will help to do, enhance the cloud cover. tomorrow, the cloud will be stubborn to break. tuesday, overcast skies early on, midday, mostly cloudy, by 4:00, sunnier skies prevail away from the coast and cool for august this time of the year. san jose, well into the 80s. tomorrow, only in the mid-70s. cooler towards concord. we should be in the 80s this time of the year and forecast high tuesday, 77 degrees. napa and redwood city, 11 degrees below where we should be. 77 for san jose tomorrow, 76 for cupertino. heading to the peninsula. cool with afternoon sunshine. 63 for half moon bay. downtown san francisco, 64. 60 for daly city.

69 in santa rosa. up to 69 degrees. only 68 in oakland and berkeley and 74 in fremont and 73 for castro valley. good air quality, pittsburgh and brentwood. the next seven days, partly sunny, below average. we keep the temperature trend thursday slightly warmer to the upcoming weekend. temperatures in the 70s and 80s and afternoon sunshine early next week. >> you can't ask for more. >> back in space, the united states sets a deadline to head back up to outer space and why nasa says, they will make it. >> feeding the homeless is one thing. what about their pets? a remarkable journey feeding the animals.

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to sea over the weekend in argentina. jessica has the video. >> reporter: rescue workers successfully treated an orca after it became stranded in argentina earlier this month. they were helping him back to sea, quite an effort. rescuers tried to straighten the killer whale to prevent the blow hole from falling below the water drowning it. you can imagine how difficult it was. it weighed almost 4 tons. crowds worked almost 24 hours before successfully reintroducing the killer whale to sea. the song that sparked an online dance craze this summer is now the official song of summer according tofy ♪ doou >> in "my feelings" by drake

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live where you live. abc7 news. the stories making headlines at 4:30, the man who shot two people at an esports tournament in florida had been hospitalized as a teenager. david katz was prescribed anti-psychotic and anti-depression medications. he killed two people and turned the gun on himself. this photo for the man wanted in the death of a 26-year-old stanford graduate. mckendry was found unconscious nearly two weeks ago in new york with narcotics. she was 20 weeks pregnant. tweeted the dioceses of hose

purchased a $2.3 million five bedroom home for the retiring bishop. reaction from the city's large catholic community. the nation is getting ready for a week of tributes to arizona senator, john mccain. the flag is play gaming of yo-yo, after starting at full staff, the president ordered it half-staff until the day of mccain's burial, this after repeated calls from republicans and democrats to keep the flag lowered. abc news marcy gonzalez is live in phoenix with the latest. >> kristen, the president still isn't explaining why that decision was made to raise the flag before lowering it again. we are hearing more from him tonight as plans to celebrate john mccann's life are finalized to celebrate john mccain's life in the nation's capitol.

the senate back in session missing and honoring one of its senior members who dedicated his life to serving our country. >> you can't replace a man like that. everyone looked up to him and respected him. >> reporter: john mccain lost a battle with brain cancer leaving a letter with his former campaign manager to share. >> these are john's final words. i lived and died a proud american. >> reporter: revealing more details to honor the six-term senator, mccain will lie in state at the arizona capitol on thursday. >> it will be his 82nd birthday. >> reporter: his close friend, former vice president joe biden is expected to deliver a eulogy. his body will travel to washington and lie in state at the united states capitol rotunda friday, after stopping at the vietnam war memorial friday, president bush and barack obama will deliver eulogy at the cathedral before he's

laid to rest at the u.s. naval academy on sunday. today, a moment of silence on the stock market floor and remembrances across the globe including in vietnam where mccain spent 5 1/2 years as a prisoner of war. >> he was a warrior and peacemaker. back in washington, the americanla capitol at half-staff. at the white house, the flag returned to its regular position before being lowered again late this afternoon. soon after president trump released a statement that reads in part, despite our differences on policy and politics, iry specific senator john mccain's service to our country. within the last hour, president trump told reporters we very much appreciate everything senator mccain has done for our country. still, despite these comments the president is not expected to attend any of this week's memorial events, live in phoenix. marcy gonzalez.

john mccain's former campaign manager read a farewell letter from mccain today. let's hear some of it? for the privilege of serving you and for the rewarding life service in uniform and public office allowed me to lead. i tried to serve our country honorably. i've made mistakes but i hope my love for america will be weighed favorably against them. we are citizens of the world's greatest republic, nation of ideals, not blood and soil. we are blessed and are a blessing to humanity when we uphold and advance those ideals at home and in the world. americans never quit, we never surrender, we never hide from history, we make history. >> you can read he full text of john mccain's letter by going to our website abc7news.com. >> it is quite powerful. today, president trump announced a tentative new trade deal with mexico after tentative

negotiations and sometimes strained relationship with the mexican president. trade and big day for our country. >> reporter: president trump is calling the preliminary deal with mexico a tremendous thing. >> we will call it the united states mexico trade agreement. we'll get rid of the name nafta. it has a bad connotation because the united states was hurt very badly by nafta for many years. >> reporter: speaking to reporters in the oval office monday morning the president says now it's a good deal for both countries and the tentative agreement changes key parts of the north american trade agreement, or nafta, deal between ne united states, canada and mexico. white house traded a visor. >> the agreement is a win-win for both countries but also a big win for american farmers, business people, ranchers and workers. >> reporter: talking through a

translator, mexican president said the goal of negotiations were to renew and modernize trade in north america going on to say it is mexico's wish canada will also be incorporated in the new terms. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing kind, they're rapists. >> reporter: after years of tough talk from president trump about mexico, now a new chapter in the relationship. >> president trump said negotiations with canada will start very soon. prime minister justin trudeau's office says he shares mexico's commitment to reaching an agreement for all three parties. emily, abc news, washington. a federal judge in seattle today extended an order that block as texas company from posting plans online how to make untraceable 3d printed guns. the district judge granted an injunction filed by california, 18 other states and the district of columbia. the judge agreed online access

to blueprints would pose a secure risk and could be acquired by felons or terrorists. the issue came to light after the state department removed the 3d gun making plans from the list of technical data that wasn't allowed to be exported. today, a michigan judge denied larry nassar's request for a new sentence on one set of sexual assault sentence and to remove her from the case. the defense claims she was biased from their client. judge rosemary sentenced the u.s. gymnastics doctor in february to 147 years in prison on first degree criminal sexual conduct charges. police in olympia, washington are investigating an attack on a little boy. he was badly beaten after standing up to a group of bullies. the 6-year-old left the hospital

after surgery to sew his eye back together. dst heon tm bullying his friends. >> they were bullying them, beating them up. i told them to stop, and then they did to me. >> what did they do to you? >> bully me. >> it's been hell. i haven't slept, i haven't ate, i can't do anything. i can't leave his side. >> carter says the kids beat him with rocks and sticks and rubbed sawdust in his eyes. he ended up with a broken arm and cuts and bruises across his face and head as you can clearly see. police have already located a 5-year-old they say started all of this and they're planning to get social services involved. hard to watch. saving seniors, the boom in bankruptcy and how to protect your money. plus -- >> support them, i watch them. i try to give my two cents when i can. >> giants team work, even when

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over the years the bay area has supported the san francisco giants. today, they give back that love.

>> the classic raises money for kids. >> we have the story. >> reporter: they may be playing nicely on the baseball field, former san francisco giants came together to tee off against each other. players like cody ross says they will be hard on each other today. >> of course, we're trying to beat each other. we're here to have fun and give support and get competitive. >> reporter: they're here for a giant cause. the giants community fund which supports the junior giants. the tournament is named after hall of famer former giant willie mccovey who welcomed them this foggy morning. >> i'm honored you guys would come and supported the giants' community fund. that means a lot to me. >> reporter: the alums say they love supporting the cause and getting to see each other. >> it's almost like a brotherhood. we get a chance to see each

other again, it's like catching up on old times and brings a smile to your face. >> reporter: even though the current giants aren't looking too good on the baseball season, they have their backs. >> i support them, i watch them. i try to give my two cents when i can, you know, to some of my buddies still on the team. you know, it's just -- they're in the grind and they're trying as hard as they can. nobody wants to win worse than they do. we have to keep supporting them. >> reporter: i asked him who he still talks to. he said his former teammates like buster and bum. cool to see their friendships and how they come out for a good cause. in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> your accuweather forecast with drew. >> the latest on lane right now. a tropical storm that continues to weaken as it pushes off to the west at 7 miles an hour. completely die off.

there is another storm, that will become a two storm. no worries about the storm. in and around the bay area. overcast skies, mid to upper 50s. that cloud cover stubborn to break. we will see afternoon sunshine. 60s and 70s across the region. the accuweather 7-day forecast. we plan the next seven days, partly sunny and cool. below average. and still below average this time of the year. september starts on saturday. >> i can't believe it. thanks very much. >> anothern street ehind day'on your side," michael

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at record highs and the dow closed past 26,000 for the first time since february. nasdaq nasdaq closing 41 points up and finishing at 8,000 for the first time and s&p 500 jumped 22 points closing at 2896. older americans are filing for bankruptcy at an increasing rate. is there some help available. >> a look at the problem growing. >> catch this number, more than 12% of filers are now 65 or older. that doubled the number from back in 1991. as government has pulled back the social safety net and employers canceled pensions and they now are getting jobs working overnight in convenience stores. how to avoid that happening in your life, george, a good friend of this program. i know it crosses all age groups. medical bills is one of the major reasons for bankruptcy.

it has to be double that for seniors. >> senior citizens have the highest inflation rate because they have to pay for housing and inflation. the youngest is 54 and the oldest is 72. the median retirement savings is only 48,000. the math doesn't work. there's going to be a problem out into the future. >> if you're retired and you file bankruptcy, what next? you hang onto your house and that's about it, right? >> that's about it. you file bankruptcy and we normally don't recommend that. you have to go through a process to try to figure out what you can do today. you develop three columns, first column, list your assets, some might be lazy assets, maybe you should sell your house to get cash from that to help feed you while retiring. the middle column would be debt, credit card debt. maybe reconsolidate your debt. the third column is expense, maybe youo a lower cost area.

a way of look writing you're at today and managing it to take care of tomorrow. a lot of us will live 20, maybe 30 years beyond our retirement and we have to prepare for that. >> it appears to me millennials are hip to this, saw their parents lose their homes, i think they're a lot better than generations coming before. am i right or want it to be? >> no, you're right. we as baby boomers saw our parents go to work everyday, got their social security and somehow had enough money, because they had a pension. the baby boomers do not have pensions. millennials see that and a lot of my millennial clients are putting away as much money into their 401(k)s and baby boomers taking retirement beforeevy yro more. you're giving up some checks in the beginning. when you're older in friends and

80s and 90s you have more money and we're trying to maximize our cash flow to be independent in our retirement. >> all of those watching now we just made a little paranoid, save more. is that all you can do? is that really what we're down to? >> saving is really important. you have to look at your current assets and see if they're lazy assets. sometimes we have things that don't provide cash flow we can convert them to cash flow. we have to look at our debt, our expenses. how we're spending our money is really important. maybe we don't need to go out to dinner, two times a week, maybe it can be one. we have to find ways of reducing our expenses to make our money last a long period of time. when that paycheck stops all we have is our resources. >> at what age do people come in and they're serious, your clients? >> the millennials kind of get it, starting to put away a lot of money. people in their 40s might have children and a house. when they get into their 50s and

haven't done anything yet they start shaking. they don't have a long runway and could be working to 60 or 65 and only have a few years to save. they have to doublit problem. you can figure out what you want to spend the next several years and the rate of return. it's coming to grips with reality at some point we will stop working and want to be independent in the future. >> thank you. >> thank you, michael. >> fascinating discussion. free tuition for a year is now available for students at contra costa college students. they can receive the free tuition via the california college promise initiative. applicants have to meet several criteria, be first time college students, complete the pledge application, enroll and complete at least 12 units and maintain a 2.0 gpa.

there are no income requirements to qualify for this free tuition. >> it may still be august, end of august. fall is almost here, at least at starbucks. that time of year. the pumpkin spice latte is coming out tomorrow. it usually launches in september. the coffee chain announced early release this week. it's the 15th birthday. the beverage has become a fan favorite over the years. >> people love it. a man making a difference out on the streets. >> i just became known pretty quickly as the doggy food man. it was something i really loved. >> his love of dogs blossomed more than just a helping hand. >> here at 5:00, showing up for a multi-million dollar mansion, the bishop's retirement home has neighbors raising eyebrows. pictures of a bckil and and

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is helping the city's homeless population but not the way you might think. >>ntducingo project it's gainin national attention. >> the first dog i started taking care of out here she is my queen. >> reporter: five years ago, mommy the pitbull sparked >>.ething special within pa she just does this all day. >> reporter: while working at a dog boarding facility he couldn't get over the amount of dog food wasted each day. >> i started collecting up the food that was going to get tossed. i became known quickly as the doggy food man. >> reporter: one of 40 dogs belonging to the homeless he meets along the homeless route. as often as he can he provides food and medical services and tlc through his nonprofit project, open paw, owners who can't always feed themselves, say paw is an angel. >> we love him down here. we can't afford to buy dog food.

>> reporter: this month, the crowd funding site cseim as the het. goo stuck.te heldse tha00o open p area and someday make an even bigger change. >> i wanted to inspire people because i did this with nothing. i am a little man that makes very little money. working with dogs you get paid with a lot of doggy love. >> reporter: if he raises enough money his dream is to open a facility to help doggies like this to not only get fed but receive the medical attention they need. abc7 news. >> fantastic. what great work. >> paul is currently operating out of his bedroom and has only one volunteer, but -- >> you can help if you like with donations of time or money.

project open paws gofundme page at abc7.com. >> it has enhanced live interview features and customized personalization and push alerts you want in real-time. >> that's it for now for abc7 news at 4. >> abc7 news at 5 starts now. >> it opens up a whole new world for kids to partake in if it wasn't for the game of golf. >> the scramble to save other activities still in jeopardy. a bishop is moving into a multi-million dollar pangs in san jose, the archdiocese footing the bill. >> a sonoma councilwoman attacked online for the pictures of burning man. a bay area teenager makes a big splash and sets a record along the way. live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> i'm dan ashley.

>> i'm kristen sze, thanks for joining us. days after announcing they're cutting half of their sports programs, they're reversing course and reinstating three of them. >> they're all girls sports potentially violating title 9, a requirement that girls have equal access to sports in schools. laura has an eye on oakland with the latest. >> reporter: hi, kristen, these cuts announced after school was started for the fall semester took many people by surprise including it appears the district to some extent when it became clear the cuts affected girls more than boys, a violation of federal law. now, at least some cuts have been reversed. >> because of an anonymous donation we received since friday we are saving girls golf and girls tennis. >> reporter: it's game on for 10 of the high school sports cut by

a school district thanks to a $35,000