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fallout from sfpd's raid of a journalist's home. the police you know called odd for the chief to resign. now today a powerful group is defending the chief. >> it was a cold gray may day but our storm is exiting now. we are tracking whammer weather on the way. >> i'm luz pena at sfo where warriors fans are flying to canada to cheer on the dubs against the raptors. abc7 news starts right now. >> now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. let's get to drew tuma tracking the weather this long holiday weekend. >> what a day today. certainly felt like the middle of january. it was cloudy, it was cool.

we had showers, live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you the storm system over much of california. you notice the showers are now falling apart as the storm system moves to the south. locally live doppler 7 showing you the showers are gone but the clouds are still overhead. temperature wise these numbers have not bunched at all throughout the entire day. stuck in the 50s. so tomorrow morning, it's a dry morning. but the cloud cover is around. partly sunny and temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s. we're about to turn the corner though. our weather pattern is changing for the warmer. we'll have those numbers in a few minutes, guys. >> sounds good. you can keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc7 news app. you can get the updates from our weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. >> shotsang out in one of san francisco's most visited parks tonight causing folks to run away. abc7 news was at dolores park when police looked for clues

after a man was shot. he is expected to survive. people described the scene when shots were fired around 5:00 this evening. >>. >> i heard two gunshots go off and saw a bunch of people running down the hill. we got our stuff and ran off, as well. >> sounded like fireworks. the only thing that was scary was everybody started running towards us. >> police have not made any arrests and have not shared a description of the suspect. >> a developing story right now. another new chapter surrounding san francisco's em battled police chief as the police commission weighs in. >> this story has taken several twists an turns when the chief apologized for a raid at a journalist's home as they searched for who leaked a report on jeff adachi. >> abc7 news reporter kate larsson joins with us more. >> reporter: after getting slammed by the police union yesterday which represents the

rank and file of sfpd, chief scott is getting support today from the people ho help hire and sometimes fire the police chief. the san francisco police commission president and vice president defended sfpd chief bill scott releasing a statement which says in part chief scott apologized to the citizens of san francisco. chief scott has shown himself to be a person of high integrity. we would like to see him continue account great reform work he has started. three hours later, the commission sent another e mail which says the statement issued 0 it the media this morning was on behalf of police big president hersh and vice president taylor. at this time, it would be inappropriate for the commission to opine further without seeing the results of a full and fair investigation. aniquiv indication by the police commission was preceded ed by unreserved criticism from the police you know who on saturday called for the chief to resign. the san francisco police officer's association said his apology to the media for raiding

brian carmody's home was meant for him to safe face as opposed to accepting responsibility for his own actions. >> there's a question of veracity of the truth eighth been praised. that's why i keep steering back to the police commission who an componented the chief. >> richard is director of usf's institute of justice leadership. he says the police commission has a tremendous amount of authority over the chief and the department. >> if the poa's narrative holds bathe, it seems to me the police commission is in a position to find out where does that accountability stop. >> reporter: while attending carnivale on sunday, the mayor declined to comment when asked about the latest on chief scott's fitness to lead. she released a statement i'm glad the chief apologized but i remain deeply disappointed by the actions taken in this case up to today. this is unacceptable and we have to do better.

so there seems to be a little bit of a game of political hot potato playing out here. today's statements from the police commission just the latest in the evolving controversy over sfpd's raid of the local journalist which has set off a national debate about freedom of press. i'm kate larsson. back to you in the studio. >> thanks. weekend talks between the new haven unified school district and striking teachers came to an end without a deal this evening. abc7 news was at the office of education in hayward as both sides met. the only issue keeping teachers and the district part are salaries. teachers are seeking a 10% raise over the next two years. district says they can't afford that. >> we are struggling to keep teachers in the area. we're struggling to have teachers who can live close by to where they work. >> thi they called it, they can call it off. we are exceptionally motivated to get our teachers back in the classroom with our kids. >> teachers walked off the job

monday and by friday, only 9 of the district's students showed up for class. >> in the south bay, a dui crash shut down all lanes of highway 17 in santa claire rare county. around 1:00 this morning, a ford pickup truck hit a power pole on 17 north of idyllwild road knocking down power lines. officers arrested claudio maldonado for driving under the influence. a total of two poles were damaged. pg&e has to permanently repair them. >> the chp has put out initial numbers about duis this holiday weekend and says there have been at least 18 fatal accidents so far and in those crashes half of the people who died were not wearing a seat belt. officers arrested close to 740 people for driving under the influence. the maximum enforcement period ends tomorrow at 11:59 p.m. >> jen rafgsz veterans saluted

the sacrifices made by a ship's cress during a marcher battle during world war ii. abc7 news was at san francisco's lands end for today's ceremony honoring the "uss san francisco". the annual event pays tribute to the role the cruiser played in 1942's naval battle of god counsel kaniel. they stopped the japanese navy every sailing towards australia. >> golden state warriors are getting set 0 begin their title defense with week on foreign soil. >> they travel to toronto to take on the raptors thursday. warriors fans and commands have already begun talking smack. here's luz pena. >> this was toronto last night. raptors fans were celebrating their hick win into the nba finals. warriors fans are saying all right, enjoy it while it lasts. >> i think we're going to win.

we've got more experience than them. they're too excited. >> warriors, ready for war, baby. >> some fans are going the extra mile and flying to toronto to support the dubs. >> i'm bringing a warriors t-shirt to her husband, and he has a raptor t-shirt for me. >> now let's talk about cost. if you're thinking about flying to toronto to support your dubs, let's tell you those tickets cost between $400 to $600. and some fans don't mind paying that much. at the air canada counter at sfo, we met some raptors fans who couldn't hold back. >> the dinosaurs are in the building. we're going to take it all. >> these two canadians can't seem to find any raptors jerseys in the bay. we wondered why. >> because all the fans and drake supporting us. >> drake will be there. >> he's got a whole army behind him. >> you have some height. he's not one person. he ha is a whole army around him. >> yeah, talking about drake, local rapper e40 posted this

picture saying it's on. fans are taking further. >> all the radio stations in the bay we shouldn't play his music till this is over. boycott. i'm calling for a boycott on drake. >> okay, all this in good fun. at sfo, lus pena abc7 news. >> and abc7 is the own place to watch the golden state warriors in the nba finals. you can game one on thursday, may 30th. >> still ahead, a california man was killed by a shark in hawaii. tonight, we're learning new details about him and where he's from. >> if you thought memorial day travel was a headache, it's only going to get worse. the big increase in summer travel they're expecting. > plus as we've seen basketball fans are getting ready for the finals and so are the two teams. coming up in

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tonight we're learning new information about the california man killed in a shark attack off the coast of maui. >> officials saw say the man is from granite bay northeast of sacramento not far from fullsome. here's darria all binger. >> reporter: first responders is racing into the waters off the coast of maui on sated. >> we have a shark bite. >> reporter: a man swimming about 60 yards offshore was attacked by a shark. >> unresponsive. >> reporter: the 65-year-old california man identified as thomas smiley rushed to shore, his wife on the beach panicked. >> we could hear her screaming that's my husband. life guards quickly transferring the victim from a jet ski to a gurney. a witness described the scene. >> they pulled the man up. he looked unconscious when they.

>> referee:ed him to the other gurney. they were trying to do cpr on him. as we got closer i saw blood. it was really traumatic to see. >> reporter: so far this year there have been 16 shark attacks with one fatality. that follows a very active season last year that saw 32 shark attack and one fatality. maui is considered a hot spot for shark attacks in hawaii but this is the first tay fatality in the state since 2015 when a tiger shark bit a snorkeler. signs warning swimmers of swlarks posted. a small memorial surrounding one of those signs. abc news, new york. >> expect roads to be japped with travelers coming back to the area tomorrow from their memorial day get aways. aaa said 43 million peopleflationwide traveled by car, train and plane, an increase of 1.5 million everyone last year. the strong economy has more americans wanting to travel. experts have words of vice.

not everybody is listening. >> there is probably around 10% to 5% of the people that are getting here late. they just don't arrive in time. it's a difficult situation and we try to do everything we can to help them. >> if you thought this weekend was busy this summer could set travel records. airlines expect more than 257 million people in america to fly between june 1st and end of august an increase of more than 3% from last summer. >> chilly wet weather, not what most people wanted this weekend but it's what they got. >> news reporter cornell bernard found some folks making the best of it. >> reporter: a big sunday surprise in the south bay. it was haling in san jose. and snowing in lake tahoe. check out the new snowfall happening at squaw valley. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: memorial day weekend weather was blustery at treasure fest on treasure island. folks bundled up big-time. >> still feels like we're in the fall or something. >> how about winter.

>> that too. >> we're all layered up, yep. october is when it gets warm. >> reporter: adella was waiting patiently for customers at her ice truck. >> if not today, there will be another sunny day. it's california. >> reporter: we spotted traffic director rich michaels it braving the elements and ready for just about anything. >> i'm ready today. i have my scarf, my coat, my raincoat. >> reporter: freeway signs warn drivers about high winds on the bay bridge and in oakland, this woman was trying to keep her kids warm. >> the kids just had ice cream. despite it being freezin. >> reporter: the gauntlet cooking competition had a bit of a small turnout but brought out big appetites. >> we're warm in our hearts. >> it's lovely to be sunshine though but it's still a good day. >> it was a good day. >> reporter: chp says if you're dining on any of the bay area bridges, be careful.

it was really windy up on the bay bridge today. bundle up. cornell ber marred, abc7 news. >> good to see drew back in the studio, not on the roof. >> what do you have for us? >> the rain is out of here. tomorrow is not a totally sunny day, but it is a totally dry day. we're making improvements over today. the sweep across the region, any wet weather we had has moved out. the hailstorms are gone. it has move down to the south and now in southern california where some downpours near bakersfield and mountain snow in l.a. county. this has been a winter that will not give up. outside tonight, a live look from emeryville showing you that we have pretty clear conditions from the vantage point. you can see sutro tower in the background. mostly cloudy skies overhead. when i saw this map i chuckled because the national high temperature map look what sticks out.

san francisco a high of only 57 degrees today. 62 in l.a. one of the coldest cities we have on this entire map. but we are going to warm up over the next couple of days. it gets better from here on out. numbers right now, still in the 50s for most cities. 53 currently in san francisco. we haven't dropped too far from our high earlier today. 54 in san jose. spomts like napa and san rafael in the 40s today. overnight mostly cloudy. the numbers fall from where we are now, settling in the mid 40s in our coldest spots in the north bay lower 50s around the bay shoreline. we'll break down your memorial day itself, the holiday tomorrow. you notice we don't have the storm impact scale. the showers are gone, but the cloud cover is going to linger for much of the day tomorrow. partly sunny skies throughout the afternoon. breezy, 10 to 15 miles per hour. it's a dry day. temperatures slightly warmer tomorrow than we were today.

but still for may standards, this is below average. 63 in oakland tomorrow. 59 the high in san francisco. 64 in san jose. 65 in livermore and santa rosa. about 69 degrees. the unofficial start of summer this weekend a lot of people want to go to the beach tomorrow. not the greatest beach day. you can see it's partly sunny. a chilly sea breeze that limits temperatures into the upper 50s to lower 60s. ocean water temperature is chilly. everything will change by tuesday. look at these numbers. we are turning warmer. most spots away from the coast going into the 70s and then we're going to call wednesday back to reality. this is where we should be this time of year. we shout be well into the 70s and 80s in our warmest spots that's where we will settle midweek before even warmer air set to arrive for the upcoming weekend next weekend.

sev seven-day forecast. turning warmer on tuesday, even warmer on wednesday. we'll see a little bit of fog on thursday. it will knock us down a few degrees. back up on friday. by saturday and sunday, a lot of people would he have liked that forecast this weekend. a little delayed feeling like summer in the 70s and 80s. >> could we keep it like that for the rest of the season? >> june can be foggy. >> thanks. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, aladdin rises to the top of the box office. could it take on popular animat man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet.

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action film this year is off to a strong start. >> "aladdin" easily took the top spot doing better than expected and took in $86 million starring will smith, and is based on the

1992 animated film. you may remember dumbo used the same concept but fell short of expectations. "aladdin" reported cost $183 million to produce disney is the parent company of abc7. >> so here's a look at the top five after "aladdin" is last week's number one, john wick, "avengers" endgame" in third, bright burn and picachou round out the top five. >> is there any other sport to talk about save for basketball. >> yeah, but we will begin with the nba finals. just ahead, steph, klay and draymond are not the only warriorses to come up big while kd has been hurt. and the beat goess

abc sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> get out your passports. the warriors are heading north of the border to tip off the nba finals. game one will be thursday in toronto and can be seen right here on abc 7. kevin durant doubtful with a krafl stain. kevon looney part of the dubs game plan coming up big since kd went down. he needs to continue to make plays when he's on the floor. >> he's been dominating the finals. he's a big help for us. we know at some point he's going to come back. our job is to win games and play as hard as possible till he gets there. >> looney is a hell of a basketball player. to me, i said this the other day. he's one of our cornerstones now. going forward, i expect him to be you know, one of our

mainstays over the coming years. >> their colors are green and gold. the a's are red hot. for the first time since april of 2013, they have won nine straight. a lot of smiles as the a's taking on the mariners at the coliseum. they wasted no time getting on the board. matt chapman with a bomb in the first inning, a two-run shot. his 13th of the season. just like that, it's 2-zip athletics. josh phegley follows with a solo home run in the second, his sixth of the year. both homers coming off mike leak. a's defense helping out brett anderson who lasted 6 1/3. they turn three double plays. that one started by pro far. phegley would go 2 for 3 driving a pair in the seven with a double. and that was plenty for scott service who is gets tossed from the game. are you out of here. the a's win their ninth in a row. the final-1.

the giants and diamondbacks this little guy enjoys his day at the ballpark. arizona struggled to get runs till this series. marte hit a home run each game this series. he was 6 for 15 with six rbi. we saw a very rare sight. the giants plating a run in the first. posey with a double. the d-backs still led 2-1. marte with a base hit. dyson trying to to go from first to third. the throw is offline. dyson scores and brandon crawford is off the mark. marte stops at third. the giants lose 6-2, they were outscored 34-8 in this series. this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. coming up in 20 minutes, we'll hit the track, indy and nascar racing. > can you reenact all sounds in sports? >> more of this. >> thank you very much.

it's been really significant spiritual journey. >> coming up at 11:00, a hiker lost for 17 days in a hawaiian forest talks about her extraordinary will to survive and how the kindness of strangers led to her rescue. >> a trip to the amusement park ends in terror. what happened on a popular ride that sent two bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box.

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clues after a man was shot inside dolores park. it happened at about 5:00 tonight. the victim is expected to survive. no arrests have been made. >> the president and vice president of san francisco's police commission expressed their support for chief bill scott today but two hours later, other commissioners said it's too soon to back the police chief. the conflicting messages come in the wake of a police raid on brian car modi. police hoped to find the source of leaked information about of jeff adachi. >> the school district failed to reach a deal in contract talks today. union leaders want teachers to receive a 10% raise. the strike is entering its second week. >> midwest is going through another night of dangerous weather. >> last night a tornado tore through the town of el reno, oklahoma. two people were killed and you can see there the homes and buildings that were destroyed. this is the same town hit by a similar tornado in 2013.

abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma tracking where the storm is now. these folks cannot catch a break. >> even tonight, we still have tornado warnings meaning it's either radar detected 0 are a tornado is on the ground at this hour. it's a severe line of storms stretch stretching out of amaril amarillo, texas. you have a line of severe weather moving into wichita right now. this weather streps across multiple states even into the early morning tomorrow. a tornado watch in effect till 2:00 a.m. a severe thunderstorm watch in effect till 5:00 a.m. those storms transition into the upper midwest tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, that severe wather moves through chicago where they too could see severe thunderstorms and a tornado or two pop up. thankfully, that weather is all going to stay well to the east of us. our local forecast a look coming up in a few minutes. >> new developments. the woman who was rescued after spending more than two weeks

lost in a maui forest is out of the hospital. amanda eller was discovered friday after missing for 17 days. she was darched from the hospital last night. she spoke about the terrifying experience one she thought she would not survive. >> there were times of total fear and loss and wanting to give up andton did come down to life and death and i had to choose. and i chose life. i wasn't going to take the easy way out. >> the helicopter that found eller was paid for with some of the $85,000 raised in an online fund-raising campaignton pay for the search for her. >> another horse has died at southern california's santa anita park, the third in nine days and the 26th since late december. the latest horse to die suffered a leg injury during a race yesterday and la times" now reports the decision was made to euthanize the horse during surgery today. it closed at the end of march before changing many policies

including what medvedenko indications horses can receive on the days they race. the owners operate golden gate fields, similar changes have been made at the east bay track, as well. >> a trip to a southern california amusement park turned into i an terrifying ordeal for a family after a mother was rejected from a log flume. two other people went to the hospital following the accident at castle park in riffside. firefighters believe a pump malfunctioned and there was not enough water to slow down the log ride. one park guest told reporters a park employee mentioned concerns about the ride. >> they said they've been having mechanical problems all day. so i don't know why they put it on or what into all of our rides are inspected daily and do not open to the public till they have been signed off. and additionally, the department of safety and health also does hair testing on our rides. >> castle park's owners and state officials are both working on separate investigations into what happened. >> a busy week ahead for the

state legislature. they face a friday deadline to pass or reject bills. there is a lot to tackle. those bills include police use of force, rent control and labor laws for workers in the gig economy. left to be decided a bill how data collected through smart speakers can be used and a bill preventing surprisingly high medical bills. >> public transit agencies will operate on sunday schedules tomorrow, memorial day. b.a.r.t., muni, ac transit, sam trans,v ta and golden gate transit also all run holiday schedules. schools, post offices banks and most government offices will be closed. san francisco parking meters though will be enforced. >> glide memorial church in san francisco launched one of its largest fund-raisers of the yea power lunch with warren buffett. the minimum ed by starts at $25,000. all

ed biers must prequalify on the site. last year's auction brought in nearly $3.3 million. that auction ends on friday. ♪ >> the sights and sounds of latin american culture serenaded the mission district this morning. tens of thousands turned out for the 41st carney val parade. it made for a fun time. >> i love it. this is tradition. this is what the mission's about. family and the neighborhood. >> this year's theme culture heals. organizers picked the theme in hopes of healing some of the political divisions in the country today. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, tomorrow 22 contenders from the bay area will begin their quest to be named the best speller in the country. we'll show you how one student is preparing. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. our storm is moving out and warmer weather is on its way.

we'll have the numbers ahead. >> abc's new is sharing inspiring stories in a series called "more in common." this week we're taking you to ferguson, missouri, one of the most dangerous places in america to give birth. meet a woman trying to change that. >> i'm a midwife in ferguson, missouri. i support moms having the type of pregnancy and birth experiences they want. say a woman presents to the emergency department with pain. she is more likely to not be taken serious. a white woman comes in with the same symptoms, she's going to be taken more serious.

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this week, 22 contenders from the bay area will begin their quest to be the last one remaining on stage in the scripps national spelling bee. one of the world's top sperls is hales from novato. mark salama attends good shepard lutheran school. he is ranked 42nd in the world and appearing in the bee for the second time. you're probably wondering if he's nervous. >> i mean, i am nervous. i just kep it in. not like as nervous as most people are. >> >> i don't know what that word is, whatever he said. mark works with a coach via video chats and hopes to become the sixth bay area resident to win the national spelling bee. catch the action on espn.

>> highway crews need something more powerful than a bulldozer to clear a roadway following a rock slide in colorado. take a look. engineers plan to use explosives to remove two giant boulders that block a highway near telluride. that would go for about $2.5 million in san francisco. the department of transportation shared these images. one weighs more than 8 million pounds. both tumbled on to highway 145 on friday. the impact destroyed the roadway. nobody was hurt. >> those are not boulderers. they are mountains. they look like it. new video shows boaters rescuing a baby deer stuck in a lake in auburn, california, northeast of sacramento. you can see there the boaters get the fawn out of the water, then carry it to shore. there they let it go. they saw the baby walking back up to its mom who was also on shore while this was all nice. if you see a wild animal in

need, it is better to call local animal control. >> let's get a look at the forecast for memorial day with drew. >> we'll rid ourselves of any showers tomorrow. clouds slow to clear out over the next 24 hours. live doppler 7 showing you we are rain free. tonight we will remain shower free. mostly cloudy across the region. numbers mid 40s to lower 50s overnight tonight. let's break down your memorial day tomorrow. it's a nice day. we have partly sunny skies. breezy, 10 to 15 miles per hour. temperatures tomorrow afternoon instead of stuck in the 50s we'll make it into the 60s away from the coast. highs on your monday 60 in san mateo, 65 fremont, 63 in oakland, warmer than today. 66 in san rafael. san francisco up to about 59 degrees. the seven-day forecast, clouds, some sun tomorrow. the numbers take off on tuesday. they will continue to climb. at the end of the week, this

upcoming which can warm and sunny. saturday and sunday bob average and feeling like summered. >> why couldn't this forecast be two days earlier. >> a little late. >> anthony flores is here with sports. >> big day on the track. nascar goes under the lights for its longest race of the season. got mill? why this is the drink of

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abc7 sports experienced by river rock casino. >> welcome back. a's winning streak goes beyond being at hottest team in baseball. they've now won nine in a row. plenty of smiles as the a's taking on the mariners. they wasted no time. matt chapman with a bomb in the first inning, a two-run shot. his 13th of the season to give oakland a quick phley follows with a solo shot

in the second. his sixth of the year. both coming off mike leak. the a's defense helping out brett anderson who lasted 6 1/3. they turned three double plays. jurickson profar starting this one. phegley three rbi driving in a pair of runs with a double in the seventh. that was plenty of the m's manager. he gets tossed. your final-1. giants and diamondbacks this little guy enjoying his day at the ballpark. the diamondbacks struggled to get runs till this series. ca tell matter with a home run in each game including this one. 6 for 15 with six rbi. here's a rare sight, the g run in the first inning. bust ter posey with an rbi double, still 2-1 arizona. things got worse in the second. marte with a base hit. dyson trying to go from first to

third. longoria showing off his wild side. crawford is off mark. marte stops at third. giants lose 6-2, they were outscored 34-8 in this series. drinking milk at the indy 500. it's a moment simon pagenaud has been dreaming of his entire life. why mill? that's how the winner celebrates. all the drama took place in the pits. tellio castro neb vas would lock up nearly taking out a crew member. will power would clip one of his crew members. the worst of them, jordan king changer. he would be carried off with a leg injury. marcus ericsson going for a little spin on pit lane. the only two accidents happened on the track with 13 laps remaining, sebastian bourdais on outside driving into graham rahal. when racing would resume, it was

all pagenaud. led for 116 of the 200 laps for his first career victory at the indy 500. >> it's an hard to believe right now it's been such an intense race. i believe we led most of the race. so the car was unreal. yell lows came out perfectly. stars are aligned. man, wow, seeing myself on tv with this is pretty amazing. > the pit stops went much better in charlotte for the coca-cola 600 except when a tire gets loose. kyle larsson's night was done early. 85 laps to go, spins and eventually hits the wall, taking out austin dillon in the process. martin true ex-pa nearly spins out but able to keep control. he would take the checkered ed . the bay area toronto rivalry got started today on the pitch. the quakes taking -- facing toronto fc.

chris wan doe lou ski scored four goals last time they played. he was not done today scoring twice including in the 1st minute for his 150th career goal. the quakes win is, 2-1. he has now scored their last six goals. final round of the charles schwab challenge. fans rooting for jordan spieth. struggled in the final round shooting a 2 over 72. he finished tied for eighth. kevin na in control the entire day. shot a 4 under 68 rolling in thatboa birdie. won by four shots for his third career pga tour title. cleveland cavaliers owner and detroit business mogul dan gilbert hat has been hospitalized. a statement from quicken loans, the company he founded, says he is currently recovering comfortably. gilbert who is 357 has owned the

cavs since march of 2005. under his leadership they've made it to five nba finals and beat the warriors to win the title in 2016. former packers hall of fame quarterback bart zrar stay dyes at the age of 85. >> that is a look at sports. >> a friend of mine posted something about bart starr wandering into the gift shop and shaking everybody's hands. >> thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> for all of

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