leandro where he was wearing a police style uniform. someone posted video on social media showing taylor being led away in handcuffs. they say he also had a german sepherd, the same breed obviously used by police. live ammunition and magazines, and they believe taylor may have impersonated an officer in other parts of the bay area over the years. >> we're asking anybody who may have had experiences with mr. taylor to please come forward and let your local agency know about those. >> taylor is accused of brandishing a gun inside a berkeley bar last month while wearing a police style uniform. police say taylor works for a security company but they don't know if he's a licensed security guard. now to the peninsula. we're getting a first look at a personal trainer who's been arrested for three chargess

including lewd and teenager. in the south bay just about an hour ago. santa clara supervisors voted against an i.c.e. note policy. her accused killer is an undocumented immigrant who is wanted by i.c.e. nearly 100 people signed up to speak at today's meeting. most against cooperating with the agency. >> i urge you to not forget the human impact this has on the community and not just as a policy that you sign or not sign and just leave behind because it does affect us very much. >> supervisors say they don't feel it's necessary to let i.c.e. know when an undocumented immigrant is released from jail. it could lead to racial profiling and i.c.e. already has access to planned release dates as well as criminal histories.

meantime county supervisors voted late today to shutdown the city's juvenile hall. that's a move opposed by mayor london breed. >> reporter: well, that vote to shutdown juvey hall was almost unanimous. it was 10-1. and by the way it came down late this afternoon here at city hall at the supervisors meeting. a meeting that was disrupted several times by opponents of the bill. the disruption by reverend amos brown. speak truth, tell the truth he chanted directing his remarks towards supervisor shaman walton, the main sponsor of the bill. brown stopped interrupting the meeting after sheriff's deputies warned him he would be escorted out. the bill would end the jailing of most young offenders in the city sending them instead to

smaller community based facilities. walton who spent time as a youngster in jail says the bill would provide better programs for rehabilitation. >> mental health support, more education exposure and supports and job and life skill supports. >> reporter: she's a coauthor of the legislation. >> juvenile crime has plummeted while our spending has remained consistent or gone up. >> reporter: she quotes a san francisco chronicle investigation that showed last year it cost $266,000 to lock up a minor in juvenile hall. a figure that nearly doubled since 2011. this while the 150-bed facility normally houses fewer than 50 young offenders. reverend brown says the bill's author slighted the african-american community. >> the niinnis measure did not have the courtesy or respect to meet with the african-american community.

>> reporter: he opposes the bill as does mayor london breed. she argues the legislation provides no clear-cut alternatives after juvenile hall closes. >> it's why i focused on starting this blue ribbon panel to have a real honest conversation about the challenges we face. >> reporter: well, the mayor's blue ribbon commission will look at alternatives if juvey hall is shutdown, and that includes secure facilities for those who are a danger to themselves as well as to others. and by the way the vote today was the first reading, so supervisors will have to vote again before sending it to the mayor hope she won't veto it. >> we'll follow that closely, obviously. drivers on highway 101 in san jose found themselves stuck after several cars hit and killed a man on the road. investigators believe he jumped from an overcrossing. all southbound lanes were shutdown for three hours.

the chp are now alonging for the drivers involved saying they kept going after hitting the man. >> they could be charged as a hit-and-run as a potential possibility. there's no information ear indication from us at this point to assume that being struck by those vehicles is the incident that resulted in the fatal injuries. >> the chp says it is not sure if the drivers who kept going after the man was hit will be charged with hit-and-run. they just want to talk to them first. if you or someone you know is struggling with mental illness or thoughts of suicide we have resources for you. nbc 7 news.com/take action. the prosecution in the ghost ship trial could rest its case this week. it's been almost a month since prosecutors called their first witness. jurors are listened to 16 days of testimony from survivors of the deadly fire to experts on

the fire's cause. leslie brinkly has the wrap up. >> reporter: late today the da took the stand in the ghost ship trial showing rental contracts and text messages she downloaded from defendant max harris' cellphone to prove he claimed responsibility for hosting events at the warehouse. prosecutors also played recordings made by an atf criminal investigator days after the december 2016 fire in which max harris called himself creative director. i facilitate the division of space. he went onto claim there are fire extishuishers all over the place contradicting the testimony of other prosecution witnesses. >> it's one of the most intense moments of my life. >> reporter: who was in the ghost ship during the fire described his escape. he described the thick smoke and feeling like he wouldn't make it out alive as he

came down the stairs. tony sarah asked him to describe an encounter with a blonde woman he ran into on the stairs who was heading up and warning people of the smoke. the mother of chelsea faith dolan, one of the victims who died that night, said the blonde woman was her daughter and resented defense attorneys, implying her daughter caused people to not go down the stairs and escape. >> no one tried to go upstairs and warn those people except my daughter and now tony is trying to throw her under the bus. i am beside myself with fury for his slimy tactics. >> we're certainly not trying to throw anyone under the bus, and if someone says he saw someone coming up the stairs telling people not to go down because the smoke is too much, that's an important fact. >> my interest is less on the -- less on the blame and guilt of this case and more on the healing of the families. >> reporter: testimony continues tomorrow. the defense is supposed to start presenting their case on monday.

in oakland i'm leslie brinkly, abc 7 news. in the new haven unified school district school attendance is hoovering around 10% on this 11th day of the teachers strike. the big obstacle remaining with the district is its refusal to accept the pay increase proposed by a neutral fact finding rorlt. one teacher told us today because the strike has gone on this long some teachers are leaving for new opportunities. >> they're being offered really sweet deals to come to other school districts and we're going to be losing some of our best people if we don't get back in the classroom and end this. >> we here at abc 7 news have not been able to confirm that. the districtayis committed to participating in discussions as long as they remain productive and move the parties to a settlement. the top consultant on california's high-speed rail program has been suspended tonight after a state ethics investigation. this is the latest issue for

this project that has been plagued by problems. from our sister station in fresno has the latest on the story. >> reporter: the high-speed rail authority maintains it takes conflict of interest concerns very seriously. in a statement to action news spokesperson parker said we have directed them to temporarily suspend roy hill from the high-speed rail program until the determination is made by the fppc. the commission is looking into project consultitaant roy hill. hewas listed with a construction management company which builds transportation and commercial projects. >> he also was being paid over $100,000 a year. it might have been substantially more than that by wsp which is one of the prime contractors for high-speed rail. in all my years in public life i have never seen a conflict that is this blatant. >> reporter: assembly member

patterson pushed for the state probe. in 2017 roy hill signed a $50 million change order involving a company he invested in. documents show hill owned at least $100,000 worth of stock in jacobs engineering which patterson says provides services for a valley portion of the project. but the forms don't indicate when he bought or sold the stock or if ownership was the result of a company merger. >> there is no excuse for the high-speed rail authority nor mr. hill to suggest that he didn't know that there was a huge wind fall coming his way. >> reporter: in fresno, abc news. also happening tonight, a meeting in east palo alto to talk about a project that's an example of building a better bay area. abc 7 news is committed to looking for improvements to the big issues that affect our quality of life here.

the rv safe lot parking program officially opened last month on bay road. it's paid for by the city and by a non-profit. the law provides a secure place for people to park rvs as well as bathroom services. tonight the council will receive an update how its going. mountain view also recently launched a safe parking site. and we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them with us. just join our better bay area facebook group. all right, we are less than 24 hours away now to the next nba finals game which you can see and only watch here on 77. >> and fans and food. find out how you can play a part. >> and building a wall one brick at a time. but there's a twist it. and we had hototay is com ourw. i'll have

happening tonight, after creating an up roar over a decision nod to fly the pride flag dublin's city council is expected to vote tonight on policy that would reverse that controversial decision. if it passes that rainbow flag would be raised. the mayor voted against flying the flag saying he wanted some sort of policy established. today in san jose there was a rally to kick off pride month. the goal is to celebrate pride while helping those who are affected by violence in the

community calling it pride with a purpose. >> as we enter pride month it should be a celebration but also a call to action particularly to allies. >> according to the santa clara county office of lgbtq affairs fatal violence disappropriationly affects transgender women, primarily black and latina transgender women. >> this time tomorrow game three will be under way. >> the warriors and raptors tied at one game each in the best of seven series. >> that's right. today the teams practiced and the reporter was court side tweeting these pictures and videos you're looking at and she joins us live from oracle now. >> reporter: hi there, yes between the press and the players. and all of the preparation here going on behind me at oracle right now, saying that it's busy may just bey an understatement but the warriors tell us that they are ready for game three.

draymond, klei, and curry, oh, my. game three, yes. it's almost time. as the court opens up to the press it's like the battle of the fittest in here to talk to players. >> we understand how special and privileged we are to be in this position and to be in the nba finals here in and year out. >> understanding the big picture, we've got three more wins to get. >> reporter: everyone is trying to get their questions in one last time before the game, and international media were trying to talk to some random local reporters. oh, wait. that's me. there's only one girl i noticed that didn't have to elbow their way to the stars. fourth graders we saw the two earlier prepping their questions. >> they were taller and a lot nicer. well, draymond was very nice. >> yeah. >> and since we already met stephen, he was again really

nice. >> reporter: well, excuse me. so how had they get this gig? late last year we met riley after a letter she wrote to steph curry about his sneakers not being able in girl sizes went viral. who knew it would later land her a one-on-one with curry during the finals. good morning america later asked the girls to be their sports reporters. >> they're having fun with it, and we're really thankful and blessed to be here. >> reporter: and so is the team. riley morrison's family also got an invitation to the game tomorrow night. and if you're aren't going to be inside you can check it outright here on abc 7 and be sure to snap some pictures and use the hashtag dubs on 7. abc 7, news. >> and warriors fans are helping to make a full-court press against hunger. workers at the san francisco food bank were getting into the spirit today with a pickup game at the warehouse. it's part of a challenge for

fans of both the warriors and toronto raptors to see who can bring in the most food. >> we're feeling a lot of energy with warriors fans. we're trying to turn these into these with some help from fans. >> it was a great opportunity to channel that warriors pride and really call on that to get people together and not just about basketball but about ending hunger in their community. >> and as part of the food bank challenge the warriors will be setting up a donation table at the game tomorrow. donations can also be made online. we will report on the progress daily during the finals. for more information how to donate just go to abc7news.com. >> and remember abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors and nba finals. game three tomorrow is in oakland. they'll be there covering it for you. our coverage begins tomorrow on abc 7 news at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00. nba count down at 5:30.

and game three of the nba finals at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game live from oracle arena. do you think that's going to be exciting? >> just a little bit. and it's going to be a little bit hot too tomorrow. >> man, it was steamy today. >> things not only heating up at oracle arena but here in the atmosphere as well. we have sunny skies across the bay area right now on a day that was really scorching inland. and even right now you can see the 24-hour temperature change indicates most bay area locations are about 10 degrees warmer right now than they were yesterday. 16 degrees warmer in fact in sonta rosa and most of the heat was concentrated in inland east bay where even now we have temperatures in the 90s. and about an hour ago all of those locations were in the mid to upper 90s. here a view from sutro tower where it was 65.

now we present you another list of temperature readings. 87 degrees in santa rosa, conquered, 94. 90 in livermore, and mt. tamara lovely looking view on the bay. and we'll feel more inland heat tomorrow. breezier and cooler on thursday, and temperatures will start rising again over the weekend. overnight look for mainly clear skies, perhaps a patch or two of low clouds near the coast. overnight lows mainly in the mid-50s. inland east bay lows will be in the low 60s, even milder. and tomorrow we have another hot day coming in our inland areas. 91 cloverdale. mid-90s fairfield, antioch. and mid-80s right around the shoreline. game time 6:00, yes, we know the game is played indoors but weather outdoors is important, too. if you're going to the game it'll be sunny and mild in the

late afternoon hours in oakland. and on we go to the cessions on thursday. a sharp cool down is coming our way on thursday along with a strong gusty wind. highs only to the upper 50s along the coast. mainly 60s along the shoreline and upper 70s to 80s inland on thursday. that's a significant drop in temperature from what we expect tomorrow. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. hot again inland tomorrow as i have pointed out. cooler and breezier on thursday, and friday not much change in the pattern those two days. and on saturday it starts warming up again. up to about 90 inland. 80 around the bay shoreline. even warmer sunday. mid-90s inland. check out monday. upper 90s, maybe approaching 100 in a couple of inland locations monday. upper 80s, 70en the coast or even higher. we've got some really summer like weather coming our way. >> head for the beach. >> stay hydrated.

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taking pictures in portsmith square. san francisco's china town is one of many places where people are marking an internationally important anniversary. >> it's been 30 years since china's bloody crack down on prodemocracy proprotesters. >> victoria park the only region under beijing's jurisdiction where a public comem ration is actually held. >> hundreds of people were killed when government troops cracked down on pro-democracy protesters in and around the square. it will be never remembered around the world of this iconic image of a lone protester standing defiantly in front of a row of tanks. >> unforgettable image. in honor of a bay area artist who was a student in beijing during the protest. >> speaking with the artist who explains why even decades later and thousands of miles away she still lives in fear. >> reporter: at the chinese culture center in san francisco

the artist' works based on her memories of the protest is on display. but last week she nearly almost took it all down. >> a couple of days ago. >> reporter: she received an anonymous messag on a chinese social media site warning her about her exhibit. >> i get so scared. i just respond who you are and then everything disappeared. >> reporter: but she's not removed the exhibit. instead she's turning that fear into her message. >> the only thing i can do is to put my true feeling in my work. >> reporter: she was an art student during the june 4th massacre when chinese troops stormed the square in beijing and fired at the pro-democracy demonstrators. she had been in the square that day but was back at her dorm when theio started. >> i was so scared. >> reporter: and yet she was proud. it was her classmates who created the statue used in the protests now a symbol of

defiance around the world. a replica of that statue stands in san francisco in china town. and people are taking pictures and leaving flowers in remembrance of that day. >> china town has always been a safe space for the community, immigrants, refugees. and the statue was really emblematic affthot moment. >> reporter: but she says in her home country not enough has changed in 30 years. it's something today she represents with this black tape. >> you don't feel the freedom to talk. you don't feel freedom to present your art like you want to. >> reporter: in san francisco, liz abc 7 news. president trump has marked his visit with the united kingdom with praise between the relationship between the two countries. >> greatest alliance the world has ever known. >> the president and prime minister agreed to disagree over the best response to iran and climate change. and now the focus of it trip

moves to marking the 75th anniversary of d-day. tomorrow the president will head topertsmith, ireland and on thursday to the beaches of normandy. he's working on a prototype he hopes to finish over the summer. abc 7 news reporter louis penya has the story. >> reporter: plastic pieces of forks, spoons and knives smashed into tiny little pieces. jessie is building eco bricks, and he hopes the white house notices. >> i thought about making eco benches. >> reporter: his bench idea was inspired by his environmental teacher at the high school. the new idea is to build a wall. that was one was inspired by president donald trump. >> we would cleanup all of the garbage in the united states, have all students stick it in a bottle and we can send these

bricks down to the border. >> reporter: so far congress has approved $1.7 billion to build this wall. 124 miles of it. but jessie says he can charge less, but it comes with a twist. >> so people can go around it or even through it because there's going to be a small door. >> reporter: a door where people like his mom who was undocumented will be able to cross over to the u.s. >> those who are willing to work and keep the nation going, of course, they deserve a chance. but when it comes to people who are just bringing, say, the crime from over there to here, that's what shouldn't be brought into this country. >> reporter: jessie is planning to finish a prototype of his take of the wall this summer and send a photo to the president. do you think that's possible? >> of course. it all starts with this. >> reporter: in concord, louise penya, abc 7 news. online shopping is quick and

convenient, but what if you don't receive your shipment? >> yeah, big question. one man says his merchandise from overseas never arrived and no one would take responsibility. >> half a year. >> are you kidding? >> half a year, yeah. our viewers package got stuck in transit six months ago. today it's still in limbo. the seller denied a refund, the shipper never insured it, so does the consumer have to take that loss? that's why he came to me. >> it lights up to whole field like a football field all the way down. >> reporter: he was so pleased with his solar panelled backyard lights he wanted more. >> when my animals went on at night i'd know where my animals were. >> and they'd also alert him to any unwelcome nighttime visitors. >> if you have a dog that goes out a night and meet a furry thing with its stripe down its back you don't want it coming down in here. >> reporter: so he ordered

another set from a company in china. the package made it all the way from san francisco but stopped there. >> and the tracking number says they're in transit. >> reporter: the package shows it was last scene at the postage shipping center way back in january. >> they have in transit ever since. >> reporter: he called the post office. >> they said it's in transit. >> reporter: in five months gordon said he was upset. he paid for something he never got. >> it was $106.95, i bought the lights. i wanted the lights. >> reporter: we checked. the package was still listed in transit. we got the postal service to search for it but no luck. however, gordon had paid for the lights through paypal, and we told paypal he never got his package they agreed to refund his money. gordon bought new lights elsewhere and the lost package, well, we may never know. >> 7 on your side, thank you. if it wasn't for you guys i

never would have gotten my $106 back. i've seen the light. >> reporter: paypal's protection policy says it'll reimburse customers who say their package was never delivered. and it was not insured, that's important too. now when you order online it's wise to pay with a credit card or services like paypal that give you these extra protections. i want to hear from you. the 7 on your side hot line is open monday through friday 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. i just did not get something in the mail and i used paypal, like that. >> oh, wow. thanks, michael. a certain dog breed has enjoyed a popularity boost thank tuesday a tv show. >> but now that show is over and these dogs are finding themselves in need of new homes. dear oakland. >> through the ups and downs this city has always had my

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during business hours. well, all good things must come to an end. the seemingly unstoppable james halltower fin ooally lost on jeopardy yesterday to a librarian. >> if you come up with a correct response you're going to be a new jeopardy champion. what is your wager? oh, gosh, $20,000 what a payday. >> ema ended his streak just as he was on the brink of setting the show's all-time money record. >> it was exactly how i wanted to lose if i had to lose. >> let's see what happens on jeopardy tonight. it's on right after abc 7 news at 6:00. and tomorrow because abc 7 will

carry the nba finals as we've mentioned jeopardy and wheel of fortune will not air at their usual times. it will air overnight beginning at 1:40 a.m. so set your dvr. "game of thrones" has created a husky boom at bay area animal shelters. with the show coming to an end so has the fondness to own a pet that resembles the dire wolf. many people bought husky puppies but the cuteness wore up and the reality set in. huskies are extremely active. they need lots of care as they get older. shelters say this is a good reminder. when you get a dog make sure the personality matches yours and your lifestyle. >> we do discourage people from getting an animal because of a look or perceived breed. it's very difficult to make that match just on a breed alone. >> it contra costa animal services says it has 11 huskies available for adoption right now.

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california thanks to our network of tower cameras. look at this. that's the beach. santa cruz at the left, san francisco bay in the middle and on the right that's south lake tahoe. lots of blue skies. >> and we'll have even more blue sky coming our way tomorrow. here's live doppler 7. the sky pretty blue right now and we shouldn't call it a heat wave. it's not that. but in this spell of hot weather here's some heat beating tips. stay hydrated with water, take breaks, wear lightweight clothing and don't leave kids or pets inside cars. tomorrower's summer spread of temperatures will range from 68 degrees at half moon bay to a ihooer high of 80 in oakland to a much higher high of 93 in walnut creek and antioch at a high of 95 tomorrow. we're getting a two day cool down on thursday and friday.

and the wind will be quite brisk. and over the weekend the warming begins again. and by early next week look for high temperatures back in the upper 90s, inland. upper 80s around the bay shoreline and about 70 or higher along the coast. in fact, it's certainly within the realm of probability that some inland locations will hit 100 next monday. >> all right, thanks. well, as we know the warriors i leaving oakland for san francisco after this season. >> and the move is prompting a touching new gesture from steph curry. lianima len dez >> reporter: for the past three years he's been steph curry's barber. >> we maintain a standing. >> reporter: he's one of the people being featured in a video being given shoes with oakland on them and a thank you from steph of course. >> for literally years you had

my back. >> reporter: so we asked a few of them to write their own letters to number 30. >> he had inspires the entire world and i'm not separate from that. so it's just thank you for allowing me to be around and be so close. >> i'm not sure oakland has ever had a shoe before. >> reporter: regina jackson of the east oakland youth development center also received a package. they are ordinary people who curry believes are extraordinary because of what they have done for him and what they continue to do for oakland. >> it's been a wonderful dance, a ten-yearlong dance. and, you know, i feel like i've been a princess. >> i like this, inspire oakland. >> reporter: even those outside of the 30 list like frank johnson thanked curry. we stopped to talk to him at a bus stop. >> i like the way he played ball, basketball. and i like to thank for handling the young generations to play

ball. >> reporter: people agreed there could only be one. >> r-e-s-p-e-c-t. >> put some respect on it. >> in the words of one of the 30 recipients, steph curry is always impacting the city of oakland, and that they said will never change. lian melendez, abc 7 news. >> steph will wear those shoes during game three tomorrow. >> to give back to those people who have given so much. >> you'll be at oracle tomorrow night for this game. >> i think the great thing about steph and we've said this for a long time he's probably the most humble superstar you'll ever meet, and his thought process is not me, me, me. it's what can he do using his vast resources to make others feel good and to help them. >> and he does it again and again year in and year out. it's not a one trick pony. >> and you just imagine the people that get those curry shoes.

it's like a treasure that you would have in your house. i don't know whether you wear them or don't wear them. >> i say display them. >> under a glass case. >> temperature controlled. >> and signthality says photography. >> let's talk about the other splash brother, klay thompson. he's played through pain jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb.

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good evening. kevin durant definitely will not be playing in game three of the nba finals. klay thompson wants to play. probably going to be a game time decision. strained his hamstring. if this was the regular season he would rest, no doubt about that. but we're in the middle of the finals. did pretty good today but officially listed as questionable. remember klei hurt his ankle badly. last year in the finals he still played through. >> last year i think i was in a much worse position than i am now, which is good. so that's a good sign. i mean injuries are never fun. it's the most unfortunate part of sports. but it tests your character, and, you know, playing through pain makes it all worth it in the end, especially this time of year. i don't think anyone's 100%

healthy on both teams. >> he says he's feeling well and feeling a lot better today than he did yesterday and he thinks he'll be ready to go. but as i said the other night klei is always going to say he's ready to go. >> again, k.d. is officially out tomorrow. he did not practice with the team at oracle arena today, but steve kerr said he would get a work in at their practice facility. the warriors are still confident with the players they do have. >> we've been playing 100 plus games for five years now. and so we've got a lot of guys who have played long difficult seasons, and, you know, they take great care of themselves but there's a certain amount of luck involved with this, too. and we know that. we've been on both sides of that. >> no matter what type of adversity, we've found a way to

bounce back. and every man in that locker room is prepared to play whenever their name is called upon. and cred toot the locker room, a credit to the guys there. it's called being a professional, being ready when your name is called upon, and that's what everybody does in that room. >> the raptors unveiled an old school box and one defense on steph curry in game two. blanketed steph and four other defenders playing zone back in the paint. steph curry called that defense ja janky. >> it sounds right. i don't know know what the true definition is. at this stage where you got to expect to see literally anything and a lot of desperation and certain moments when they make those types of calls. so we'll be ready for whatever. >> it seemed to protect the rim

better for us and stop some of their cutting. and it was good. i don't know i was just trying to come up with something to stop him. >> it worked for a little while. consider this your personal invitation to enjoy game three of the finals tomorrow night. our pregame begins at 5:00, tip off at 6:00 on your exclusive home of the nba finals, abc 7. to baseball giants and mets, one win shot for the giants. in the fourth steven dugger, that gets down. that was with the bases loaded. one run score and so it's a 2-0 game. in the sixth a two run blast here by wilson ramos. the mets pulled two outs in the seventh and brandon belt a double right. one long score evan longoria, but that tt it's 3-3 and they're

eighth. officially retiring. he played 7 1/2 years for the niners before a short stint. he probably would have been a hall of famer except for a terrible knee injury. he'll sign a ceremonial one day contract so that he can officially retire as a niner. as a linebacker he was fantastic. dr. rick -- is the man who says whether you play or sit, so he's very big. he's got a lot of patients right now and we'll see what he says about klay thompson probably after warmups. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv 20. a chopper rescue turns into an unintended thrill ride. it was anything but for the 74-year-old woman in that basket. how this then on abc 7 news at 11:00 a shocking sight in the front yard of a home. what neighbors think of this

giant swastika. >> that's coming up later tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, catch the conners followed by american housewife, modern family and the goldbergs. and at 10:00 another episode of modern family followed by blackish and stay tuned for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> look for breaking news any time on the abc 7 news app. >> for all of us here we appreciate your time. we will see you at 9:00 and 11:00. nlash serum solution. with our lash caring complex... see a thicker-looking lash fringe in just 4 weeks. over 10,000 women tried it and love it. my husband has noticed a difference. i really love lash serum. try new lash serum solution. from l'oreal paris.

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