today. >> kate larsen is live at the district's board meeting. kate, the teachers have numbers of their own to bring up. >> reporter: ama, dan, that's right. they wants the numbers on their paychecks to go up. there are teachers, parents, students here at the school board offices. there are more on the way marching from the park. everyone trying to get their point and concerns across. they're meeting this evening at the school board. >> reporter: teachers, parents and stoouudents of the new have school district are marching ahead of the meeting. the new haven teachers association wants a 10% raise over two years. 5% this year and 5 next year. the district is offering 1% next year with a possible 3% bonus. the district is arguing that their teachers are among the highest paid in the state. the teachers dispute that saying their paychecks are actually

lower because they pay for their own medical costs out of pocket. now, this woman grew up attending school in this district, now a fourth grade teacher here and has two kids in schools within the district. >> honestly, it's very sad. we do deserve what we are asking for and i do hope that the board of directors sees it as well. it's just unfortunate that we can't really meet eye to eye. i don't know why. >> your kids been in school this week? >> oh, no, they've been with grandma. >> she's not alone? keeping her kids out of school this week. attendances have been dropping since the strike started on monday. today only about 14% of students attended school in the district. now, the school board meeting starts at 6:30 and the reason that there are so many people here on their way to attend in signing up for public comment is because it is the first time since the strike started since thevoicr concerns officially

to the school board. but no decisions or v are necessarily expected to take place tonight. live in union city, i'm kate lars larsen, abc 7 news. back in february, oakland teachers went on strike for a week. they later ratified a contract with an 11% salary increase and class size reductions. teachers in dublin avoided a strike and received a class size reductions and raises. san ramon also avoided a strike after an agreement was reached in march. >> we spent a week digging into issues as part of our efforts to build a better bay area. they're all on abc7news.com. we also devoted a week to covering b.a.r.t. we talked with riders and those in charge of making b.a.r.t. better to see what changes are coming. there will be discussions tomorrow at the board meeting. fare evasion is one of the most can common problems mentioned by

passenge passengers. upgrading fare gate could cost to $20 million. abc 7 news reporter liz crouse is live with more on how it could make a difference. >> reporter: hi, dan. at the embarcadero station. added air pressure to the gates making it harder to get through. tomorrow the board of directors will be looking at more options to improve the system here. that includes a possible fare hike, about 50 cents a ride and potentially replacement gates. >> this is the first look at four new gate options b.a.r.t. is considring as a way to crackdown on fare evaders. one replacement is what's used in new york city. another is used in boston. the most likely and least expensive option is this one. >> this double cinch, the four leads that you see to increase the pressure, it is the most

inexpensive. $15 million to do the entire system. >> b.a.r.t. hopes it helps to curb the number of people who jump over them. it results in a $25 million loss every year. we were at the glenn park station, our cameras caught several people doing it. one man took a more extreme measure. >> one man pulled the fire alarm to get out without paying. >> the board plans to discuss the new options. it will include a fare increase of 5.4%. >> we're going to have over a thousand new trains, we're going to have a new train control system. >> it costs $9.10 to go from glenn park station round trip to 19th street in oakland. we did the math on it. with the fare increase, it would go up by 50 cents. that means next year, you'd pay $9.60 >> it's an increase some say is a reality. >> it happens. it's so expensive here already. it's just like one more thing. >> but new gates, maybe that's a different story.

>> have you ever jumped the gate? >> of couse, i grew up here. let me tell you what, kids are resourceful, we're going to figure out a way over the wall. we won't let trump build the a wall or b.a.r.t. build a wall either. >> reporter: such a response. i love it. ment p. it will continue until 2028, it will go up every two years, 3.7%. until then, they want to use more money to hire more police officers. also looking at a pilot program to give discounted rides. that will all be reviewed tomorrow at the board meeting. a final vote in june. live in san francisco, litz kroits. we'll be there to follow through on what they discuss and decide. we'll let you know. now to an i-team update. the federal judge handling krtc

attorneys for the victims pushed for a $250 million fund that could be replenished and argued pg&e is creating the fund as a public relations move. the pg&e ceo, bill johnson, said, we feel strongly that helping these communities in their time need is the right thing to do. the money will be given to the victims with the most urgent needs. court records show 50,000 people have been displaced by the recent wildfires. we'll move next to a really disturbing disgusting story out of san francisco. police arrested a suspect in just a terrible crime. a 74-year-old woman was raped and held captive for five hours. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live at police headquarters with a story that's hard to conceive. >> reporter: dan, it happened in the crocker amazon district of san francisco. it's been a week and a half since this terrible crime occurred. the victim is still in the hospital recovering. as for the suspect, he's been

charge rape. may 10th, about 8:00 in the morning. the 74-year-old female victim was on a morning walk on the 1,000 block of prague street. the morning routine of many senior citizens in this frank quill neighborhood. the 47-year-old suspect grabbed the woman dragging her down the driveway into this house and into a garage. sfpd public information officer adam lop singer. >> she was forced into a home and she was sexually assaulted repeatedly over the course of several hours. >> the district attorney's office says she was bitten by a pit bull that was in the home. prosecutors say a.m. dore eventually dressed his victim and left her semiconscious on this street near the house. lindy chris lives nearby and says saw the helpless woman. >> my ald the police. he saw this person lying on the

ground. didn't know if she was dead or alive. >> last friday, police arrested him at the home. michael rich lives across the street. he remembers the commotion that day. >> just a lot of activity, a lot of police. that sort of thing. >> rich says he's noticed a lot of suspicious things going on in that home. >> so many people come and go over there. there's a lot of people coming and going at that house. >> neither rich nor chris could believe something so horrific could happen in this normally quiet neighborhood. >> we're sort of isolated here. it's kind of a protective bubble. it's a one-way street. >> d.a. spokesman said his office has filed a motion to detain a.m. adore without bail even though he hasthe severe na alleged here. >> reporter: he will be arraigned at the hall of justice tomorrow morning at which time the no bail motion will be heard. by the way, prosecutors tell us

that he has confessed to the crime. vic lee, abc 7 news. thank you, vic. a man believed to be the last person out of warehouse during the ghost ship fire took the stand today. this against the wishes of defense attorneys who felt it would sway jurors once they saw what the fire did to him. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony was in the courtroom. >> sam maxwell is one of the few people who survived the ghost ship fire, though his life was forever changed by it. speaking in halting fashion with tanslation from a speech therapist maxwell testified from his wheelchair about the night december 2, 2016. maxwell had been to the ghost ship before for music events. he called the front stairway dangerous with a section that looked like a boat ramp. once the fire broke out, there was a bottleneck at those stairs. quote, i chose death on those stairs rather than an unknown risk. the people who perished were trying to escape through a back

exit. >> to hear someone there in the fire and saw how unsafe the stairs were and how scary the fire was and to know my sister was in there and how she died, it was very painful to hear. >> that staircase was sturdy to a dozen witnesses who testified. it was built well and sturdy. people will have to take mr. maxwell's testimony with a grain of salt. retired oakland arson investigator maria sabatini demanding to know why the atf's national response team wasn't called in for a fire with so many deaths. >> if this is an arson fire, which i believe it is, all they had to do is one thing. make one phone call. we'd know the truth. call the national response team from the atf. >> sabatini maintained atf investigators were among many on scene. abc 7 news video from the days after the fire shows at least some members of the national response team were present. >> sabatini will be back on the

stand to face further cross-examination first thing thursday morning. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. progress versus protecting the bay. >> those aren't the only issues at stake for a local tech company with plans for the east bay. we're live to explain it all, next. i'm spend kerr christian. the weather will be unsettled. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. thanks, spencer. a woman suspected of driving under the influence led police on a high-speed chase in a stolen rv with two dogs sitting on her lap. find out if officers did the ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape!

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a southern california woman facing charges. the 52-year-old was driving a stolen rv and failed to stop for an officer last night. she smashed into several cars and one of the two dogs with her jumped out of a window on to the street. three innocent people were hurt during the chase. reporter carlos granda from our sister station in los angeles looks into the decision-making during this police pursuit. >> the rv smashed into at least six cars during the chase shredding the side of the passenger side open. at times, the rv almost lost ntl. h by tchle imas o boxy, not as maneuverable as a vehicle. it's unpredictable. your normal policy, agencies have the -- that's probably not

one to try to do something like that. you don't know what the outcome is going to be. >> there's been a string of dangerous chases. police say a man was running from officers in a stolen car, went through a stop sign and hit another car. the woman inside that vehicle was killed along with four dogs. back in april, a pickup truck plowed through this intersection, striking five other vehicles. a closer look those parts of those cars and trucks flying into the air. the pick yun truck flipped on to its side. officials say there's a lot going on behind the scenes during the pursuits. trained experts are watching and evaluating risks. >> we want to minimize thesssib. it's aho delicate balancing add between the need to apprehend and the safety of the community. >> following them from the air is the safest way to do it. >> we can go to surveillance mode. we're not behind the vehicle.

we back off. they think they're not being chased. but we're following them to the destination. >> carlos granda. . one of the dogs jumped out during the pursuit. both suffered nonlife-threatening injuries and in the custody of animal control. they're registered to the same owner and the woman in custody is not the owner listed on the chips. a local tech firm wants to make an investment in the old alameda naval air station. a key component of the plan is using water from the bay. but environmentalists are sounding the alarm. eric thomas is live in alameda to explain their concern. eric? >> reporter: there are data centers all over the bay area. most of them use air condition to go cool the hot servers. as you mentioned, the company that wants to put one here want to use bay water. environmentalists wants to question the impact on the bay and the seals there. >> take naturally cold water and

borrow it. >> we caught up with jim con ton, ceo of nautilus for a facetime chat after he got back from ireland. they want to build a new data center on the base without the old cooling technology. >> today they use air conditioning, which consumes massive amounts of energy, consumes massive apartments of drinking water and produces wastewater and greenhouse gas chemicals. >> nautilus wants to convert this assembly plant into the data center. no matter where you put it, it will generate a lot of heat. he says the best cooling solution is san francisco bay. >> we don't consume any water. we don't use anyca. pce wast f t four out of five councilmember's approve. this is the lone holdout. he said it would run under the

dock these seals use for a home. >> the sierra club wrote a letter to us talking about the possibility of toxic algae accumulating where the water discharge would be. >> he says that's because the water back into the bay would be four degrees warmer than when taken out. con owe ton says not so. >> what goes into the water, it will be less than a tenth of a degree fahrenheit and when it blends with the bay, it's unmeasurable. >> it's trust us. if you don't trust us, trust the state regulators. >> that's because they've given tentative approval to the project, as have the feds. there's a similar project currently being built in stockton. it has full approval. here in alameda, the vote on whether to liease or not begins next month. eric thomas, abc 7 news. eric, thank you. let's check on our weather. we actually got niceness today. >> we did.

maybe short-lived but niceness after that. >> niceness is a good term. >> partly niceness coming our way. still pretty nice in the bay area at this hour. we have blue skies and breezy out there. in some spots, winds is getting calm, especially in the north bay. ukiah, santa rosa, wind speeds under 10 miles per hour. gusts to 23. this is the view from siutro tower over san francisco. oakland 68. 71 at mountain view. 57 at half moon bay. a nice view looking from emeryville. a few wispy clouds. mild in the inland areas. napa 71. 76 at fair75. 67 at livermore. the view at the golden gate looks pretty good. traffic is moving smoothly as well. these are the forecast features.

bright skies tomorrow. there's a chance of isolated afternoon sprinkles, mainly in the south bay. clouds will increase overt weekend and rain returns on sunday. a high surf advisory still in effect until 9:00 tomorrow morning. wave heights elevated for a couple days now. they may range between 14 and 16 feet. breakers to 20 feet. there's the possibility of dangerous rip current and beach erosion. on we go to overnight conditions. breezy at the coast. mainly in the low to mid-50s. tomorrow's highs generally in the low to mid-60s on the coast. breezy there. but mild for coastal conditions. right around the bay shoreline, highs in the low to mid-70s. inland areas, north bay to east bay to south bay will be in the mid to upper 70s tomorrow. our forecast animation for the weekend will start at 9:00 saturday morning at which point we'll see clouds thickening and afternoon bringing spotty showers on saturday. even into the evening hours spotty showers. they'll break up overnight.

another wave of rain appears to be moving in our drechblgts looks like light rain. it will be widespread. it could be a wet sunday for most of the bay area taking us into memorial day, which is monday, of course. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. beautiful weather tomorrow. mix of sun and clouds. little change on friday. nice and mild and dry. but clouds increase on saturday with a slight chance of an afternoon shower. then on sunday, we'll have a system swinging through that at the moment has a ranking of 1 on the storm impact scale. a storm of light intensity. it appears that scattered showers will fall on sunday. milder and drier on monday. memorial day. then we have a warming trend beginning on tuesday. by wednesday, we expect temperatures to reach or exceed 80 degrees in the warmest inland areas. >> nice. >> graduations on sunday. >> yes. good luck with that. >> congratulations. could be just days away from a milestone announcement surrounding what's supposed to be the grand central station of

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discovered that beams had cracked. all repair work is done and an independent review panel meeting for the next two days has to sign on on everything and we'll find out when it will reopen. we'll let you know. you could call today take two. another battle between president trump and democratic leaders after the the white house with nancy pelosi right in the middle. sending your kid off to college this fall, i'm michael finney. what you may not

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roads, bridges and more. there's a $2 trillion national infrastructure plan under negotiation and they went nowhere today. president trump and democratic leaders were planning to sit down and talk infrastructure, but the meeting was derailed. nancy pelosi accused the president of a cover-up and donald trump's reaction came very quickly. >> abc news reporter serena marshall reports on the high drama. >> the day started with the house speaker trying to dampen a pending revolt from within her

democratic caucus over impeaching the president when she casually dropped this line. >> we believe that the president of the united states is engaged in a cover-up. >> that comment striking a nerve on the other side of pennsylvania avenue where the president was preparing for a meeting with her and democratle on repairing the infrastructure. instead, the meeting lasted minutes with the president stornling into the rose garden. >> i walk into people who just said i was doing a cover-up. i don't do cover-ups. >> they believe it was an excuse to get out of negotiating what they estimate is trillions of dollars of -- >> he went in the rose> one of graphic showing the cost of the mueller investigation. what the white house did not show the second half that included what those efforts produced. the president insisting he wants to work on infrastructure.

but -- >> get these phony investigations over with. >> while democrats insist, we have to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time. >> the speaker going further. >> this president is obstructing justice and he's engaged in a cover-up. and that could be an impeachable offense. >> senior administration sources tell abc news that the top aides try to stop the president from marching into the rose garden and giving those remarks. the house speaker's comments set him off. one thing is clear, infrastructure week is going nowhere fast. serena marshall, abc news, washington. another guilty plea today in the college admissions scandal dubbed operation varsity blues. menlo park doctor, peter sahr tore yoe pleaded guilty to paying to have his daughter aers a.c.t. test corrected. they're recommending a sentence of zero to six months and a fine

of $9500. sentencing set for october. we have a complete list of bay area parents charged in the scheme on our website. abc7news.com. if you're sending your child off to college for the first time in the fall, there's something to know. >> you have little say when it comes to a medical emergency involving your minor child ivan if it's not life or death. >> 7 on your side michael finney explains this to us. >> i was surprised by this. children under 18 have no right to decline ambulance service. if the parents aren't around, get this, paramedics have the final say. >> tristan recalls the day an ambulance drove him from the university of san francisco to the university room at st. mary's medical center. >> i fell off the bed and hit my leg on the chair below me because i had the top bunk. >> his leg still hurt a week later, he mentioned it to a staff person.

>> i jokingly said i'll go to the hospital. my leg doesn't feel too good. they said don't worry, i'll call public health safety. >> paramedics applied a cold pack to his bruise. before he knew it, he was being transported to the hospital. they told the then 17-year-old, because he was a minor, he had no choice. >> i was shocked. i don't think i said anything. when they said i couldn't say no, i didn't know what do. >> the doctors put a wrap around his leg, gave him crutches and discharged him in stable condition. tristan's mom expressed shock after receiving an ambulance bill for $3,000. >> i was outraged. i'm like, feel that i've been violated, number one. like i said, my son is underage. they shouldn't have the authority to actually transfer him. >> she feels king ambulance should have gotten her permission first. >> at this point in time, he was actually not in a life and death

situation. >> usf tells us she's not the only one to complain about the policy about minors and ambulance transports. he said the policy is a good one but needs flexibility. >> it could be more clear. if the student is of sound mind, a call should be given to the pafrnt immediately. >> the drive from usf to st. mary's hospital is less than half a mile, making a $3,000 bill more annoying to tristan. >> when i heard it was about $3,000, i was shocked. i was like, $3,000? >> we contacted kings ambulance and say it falls under the complied consent standard. in absence of a parent, it's implied that awodout them. this standard is used by the city of san francisco. usf says it often helps students in this situation get medical costs reduced and offered to do the same for tristan. tristan's insurance, anthem blue

cross, agreed to cover the entire cost of the ambulance ride. >> it felt nice, it felt good that they acknowledge an incidents. we will take care of this for you. >> we checked and the implied consent standard is adopted by the vast majority of locations around the country. now, if this concerns you, instruct your children to call you immediately if they are ever in this type of a medical situation and put you on the phone with the paramedics. i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is open weekdays from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. the telephone number is 415-954-8151. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. good information for all those parents with kids heading off to college. >> a ton of them. >> thanks, michael. tonight we're celebrating the thousands of new college graduates in the bay area. >> that's right. we'll introduce you whosz whose story took him from

crossing the border to crossing the stage at uc berkeley, no less. we're enjoying sun today as you can see in this live picture from santa cruz. there are quite a few clouds out there as well. it's not going to stick around through the holiday

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ziefrnls today graduation ceremonies began for nearly 7,000 students at san jose state. majority planning to stay in the bay area. they're wondering how the cost of living impacts their plans to build a better bay area. according to sjsu, the average loan debt for undergraduate students is $15,000 after graduation. nearly half have jobs lined up. 70% of grads are expected to remain in the bay area. >> there is a sense that there's an obligation then, once students are out of school and have graduated to do right by their families. so they are saving. they are taking excellent jobs and they are living very modestly in order to accommodate that. >> since 2011, mor students at sjsu are the first in their families to pursue a four-year degree. a new uc berkeley graduate

is on to big things. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez introduces to juan rivera whose story took him from crossing the border to enrolling in medical school at harvard university. >> persistence, hard work and a bit of luck. he's at the heart of the american dream. it begins in mexico >> my mom left mexico with my step dad when i was 2 years old. >> they came to live in concord. his mother told rivera to think big. >> my mom would say, when you grow up you're going to harvard. i would push it aside. oh, yeah, like sure. not going to happen. but. >> his mom said she would constantly tell him he was going to be her doctor. dr. luis rivera. after high school he became a recipient known as a dreamer allowing undocument bd immigrants who entered as chifrn

children to stay and work her. last year he deferred medical school to help counsel immigrant students. >> i guess knowing the immigrant environment we live in, i decided i wanted to do something during my gap year that would be meaningful. >> then came the call he was waiting for. mom was working as a house cleaner. >> i told her, hey, i think i'm going to come to harvard. she goes hey, i'm scrubbing a toilet right now, but i'm glad you're deciding to do that. it was a very bittersweet moment for me to hear that. getting into harvard's medical school is a big deal. let me show you the numbers. of the 6,815 students who applied, only 208 were accepted. that's roughly 3%. of that number, 2 are dreamers. in his wallet, he keeps a photo of his mother alongside him taken right after graduation.

a picture he would look at before every college interview. >> i felt most like myself, my goals were very clear when i thought of my mom. >> it turns out mom was always right. >> at uc berkeley, lyanne melend melendez, abc 7 news. up next, a generation donation to help st deal talk. my 2 for $5 breakfast croissants deal is back. with grilled ham and hickory smoked bacon or grilled sausage on a warm, buttery croissant, it's way better than dry cereal. i wish i was warm and buttery. aww man. download the jack app and order my 2 for $5 breakfast croissants.

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download the jack app and order my 2 for $5 breakfast croissants. in the east bay today, school principal patricia hanson watched as her campus turned into a magic kingdom to mark her retirement. teachers and students at the school staged a disney-themed surprise party. it even included a horse-drawn carriage fit for cinderella. the student body spent days getting the school ready for her magical sendoff. >> to turn a school into disneyland is phenomenal. greatest parents and teachers and our students were phenomenal. they're great, great a lot. >> the students dubbed the happiest school on earth. today it was. after waving good-bye, the carriage rolled mrs. hanson into downtown danville for a

well-deserved retirement. >> that is fantastic. in the north bay, a special gift for a preschool in sonoma county today. >> the vintner's foundation presented the mark west community preschool with a grant. >> wayne freed man explains it will help to build a new school with fire resistant materials. >> remember when we moved into this -- >> a quiet moment between a preschool student and her teach teacher. in fact at mark west community preschool in santa rosa, about half the kids and three ofacher experience. they lost homes in the north bay firestorm. >> we just sit down together and we talk about it. we let the kids open up and talk about their experiences and we share with them as much as we can. >> she talks about losing her home. she talks abo scary it w leve. fire roared

through santa rosa, it took more than her house. as soon as she took refuge here, it began to consume the original campus. only weeds remain and a rusted swing set with melted plastic clinging to the chains. she retains the hope that they might move back and rebuild this campus. >> we need another $1.5 million. >> this morning, a step in that direction. that is a check the kids are holding for $25,000. a grant from the sonoma county vintner's foundation which recognizes the merits of this school. >> bev one family that is back in their house. >> it's one small part of a community on the mend. >> the impact it has on the little human beings is intense and amazing and we have a lot of work to do to support them through this. >> in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. update the weather forecast. >> spencer has the latest. >> okay. heading into a long holiday weekend. overnight tonight, we expect

partly cloudy skies. it will be relatively mild. overnight lows generally in the low to mid-50s. tomorrow, another sunny, mostly sunny and breezy day at the coast. it will be mild again tomorrow, much like today with highs inland in the mid to upper 70s. lo to mid-70s in the bay shoreline. here's a little weekend snapshot friday through monday. friday will be the warmest day. clouds on saturday. temperatures will drop sharply. it will be cooler on sunday as we expect scattered showers. it will be bright and mild on monday. memorial day. here's the bigger picture tomorrow. sun and clouds, little change on friday. of course, the cooldown over the weekend and maybe showers on sunday. we're still tracking that one. hoping it will weaken. milder and sunnier on monday. memorial day and then a warming trend begins on tuesday. by wednesday of next week, we expect highs near 80 degrees in the inland areas. >> wow. thanks, spencer. a week from tomorrow. >> yeah. >> larry is here.

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good evening. while the warriors wait to see who they'll play in the finals, it's awards season. klay thompson and draymond green

named to the all nba defense scond team. draymond set a franchise record. he's the only warriors player ever to be named all defense for five consecutive seasons. he has been a monster during the playoff run. it's the first time klay has been named all defense. should have happened before. always draws the toughest defensive assignment in the court. kevin durant is sparring with chris broussard of fox sports who said his worst nightmare. broussard spent two to three hours texting durant back and forth and k.d. responded you don't have my number man. here's durant's agent at the future of everything festival. >> that was 100% undecided. i'm waiting on kevin. that's the truth. i think there's a feeling that this thing is like war games and everybody is kind of like -- >> playing a role.

>> playing chess years out. when somebody gets to the level of basketball that he's at, you can't juggle focus like that. in some ways, it's more so -- he really don't know and i really don't know. >> 100% -- >> the warriors off, the sharks are done. suddenly the a's on a roll look to go sweep the indians. >> montez was dealing. strikes out jake bowers. francisco lind or inside. bowers again. you'll all get nothing and like it. montez t of three earned runs or less. montez with run support. nears nick hundley. former jienlt. solo bomb. it's that man hundley again. he doubles deep to right center

field. lorian owe scores. a's win 7-2. the sixth straight win and reached the .500 mark. climbed back up. they're 25-25. giants play the braves tonight. have we seen joe thornton in a sharks uniform for the last time? we'll find out. they were eliminated from st. louis last night. jumbo joe has spent 14 years wearing teal. he turns 40 in july. time is running out. he wasn't ready to think about the future after the loss last night. >> joe, have you given any thought to the future? >> nope. >> he's the face, the heartbeat of the organization. what do you say? i think like a that room, as coaches we're disappointed for not helping him get there. >> sharks can't quite get over the top. whatever antonio brown was doing yesterday, he showed up for the

second day of workout with the raiders. he posted pictures on his instagram account. getting the uniform on. otas, organized team activities, they're voluntary. almost everybody shows up. he's got great speed. he just flies. the raiders said brown's absence was no big deal. he's working hard to pick up the offense. one thing is sure, the raiders prized acquisition in the off-season, he's got speed to burn. on the other side of the ball, defer sif back richard sherman came back to play with the 49ers. he said he seas says now he's feeling good. >> i feel great. i feel great. i'm moving good, i'm getting in and out of my breaks. my press is back to where it was. not feeling the pain or inhibition that i felt last year. that's a double thumbs up. >> it's a tough injury to come back from especially as a

defensive back. you've got to run with guys like antonio brown. he feels 100%. join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv 20. right here for abc 7 news at 11 clon. the man known as the american taliban. he has served his time and is set to be released from prison tomorrow. find out why authorities are concerned about the threat he could pose. then on abc 7 news at 11:00, tackling issues of identity and gentrification in the bay area. we're going to sit down for an interview with filmmakers. this is tonight. lve in front of a studio audience, norman lear's all in the family and the jefferson's followed by whiskey cavalier. stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that's interesting. groundbreaking she is. > i didn't realize jimmy kimmel

>> really cool. that is this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news with the abc 7 news an. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. i'm ama daetz, for spencer christian, larry beil and the news team, have a great evening. there's no such thing so start driving and don't stop. because no one takes off at the finish line. and the only way to get that trophy, is to take it. net generation. official youth tennis of the usta.

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