i'm ama daetz. the fire is being blamed on power lines that sparked off of mcva kbrchlt avenue. >> firefighters doused themselves with water. one firefighter was injured. it was an extreme situation because of the weather. >> chris reyes is live on the sene. kris, do we know how that firefighter is doing? >> reporter: good evening, ama and dan. i was told the firefighter was treated for dehydration on scene and released. he's now doing okay. we also know that no residents were injured. that homeowner drove by us about an hour ago to tell us she couldn't get back into her house. as you can see behind me, the scene is pretty much cleared. but it was a three-alarm blaze. >> right now the heat is taking its toll on the firefighters that are fighting this fire. the civilians in this area should stay out of the sun, stay plenty hydrated and avoid activities that are going to

cause more problems. >> reporter: this is video over mcveigh and hubbard in east san jose. crews were called do a house and vegetation fire this afternoon. they believe wires went down and started the blaze. fire crews were in full force working in the intense afternoon heat and cooling off anyway they can. officials say two homes were on fire. one of them was next door to the residents who called 9-1-1. >> i was on my deck working and looking over the valley and then i heard some loud popping noises. and i thought, ooh, that's not good. after a little while, maybe 15, 30 seconds or so, i saw some flames start and that's when i called it in. >> reporter: many in the neighborhood couldn't get back into their homes right away. >> i'm really worried about my dog right now. we have three english bulldogs in there. they're probably really hot. the ac is off. >> my friend lives this street but i live right there by the fire. trying to make sure i'm not

evacuated. >> reporter: do you have an evacuation plan? >> no. my brother is up there right now. i texted him things to grab, important stuff. >> reporter: all right. so i did just get off the phone with that resident who called 9-1-1. he's back in his house, everything is okay. we also are waiting to hear back from pg&e to confirm that it was a power lines that may have started this fire. in san jose, kris reyes for abc 7 news. thank you so much. happening now, a flex alert is in effect asking all californians to reduce power usage. >> it was issued from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. when they expect the demand to peak from the record-setting heat. >> thousands of pg&e customers are without power as you can see on the outage map. the biggest outages are in the east bay, affecting customers in orinda, lafayette and union city. >> spencer christian joins us from the roof. spencer, when is it going to cool down? >> it's going to cool down. that's little consolation

because it's so hot at this moment. let's look at the high temperatures, including record highs for this date. nine of them so far. maybe more will be officially reported later. 100 in pitfield. 100 in richmond. all records from this date. 99 in san jose and sfo. also record highs for this date. 85 at half moon bay. notice, there are other locations inland that were even higher. not records, but still hot all across the region with numerous triple digit highs. you can see it's 102 at brentwood and fairfield. 99 at san ramon. 90 in oakland and san francisco. almost ten minutes past 6:00. we have an excessive heat warning until 9:00 tonight for most of lake county and solano county and the inland communities like concord, brentwood, san ramon and livermore. and we have a heat advisory in effect until 9:00 p.m. for the remainder of the bay area, with the ex senception of the coast,

area outlined in orange. relief is not far away, i'll tell you in a few minutes. dan and ama. the warriors dodged elimination last night in toronto. what a cost. with the win comes the loss of kevin durant. >> try to stay with durant. durant is open, he goes down holding his leg. >> it was durant's first game back from a calf injury. this time he injured his achilles. many athletes have sent well wishes, tiger woods he knows what durant is going through. >> you can see it on his face. how solemn his face was. when things pop, you just know. it's an awful feeling. no one can help you. >> abc 7 news reporter liz crate spoke with a former warriors physician to get his take on what happened. she's live with that story. liz? >> reporter: hi, dan. here at the chase center where we know the warriors will play next year, hopefully with kevin durant, that doctor we talked to defended the team physician's

choice -- there's questions about what happened last night and what happens next. it was a bittersweet victory. >> i think i was tearing up. >> the warriors nailbiter win over the toronto raptors overshadowed by this moment. kevin durant limping off the court. he played game 5 of the fiejs monday after sitting out for 30 days recovering from a calf injury. now he could be out longer. >> my guess is he'll be out for, six months to a year. >> he's the former orthopedic physician for the warriors. we asked him for his play-by-play take on the moment he was injured. >> as you see, he plants to accelerate as he's going towards the top of the key. as he plants that right foot down, his heel goes down as he's accelerating forward. if you watch that video, that's probably when the injury occurred is the first step. as he goes to plant and turns his back, he plants again on his right foot, that's when he drops the ball and i'm suspicious at this moment is when he realized he hurt it on the planting just prior to that step.

>> in a tearful press conference after the game, warriors general manager bob meyers says durant suffered an injury to his achilles, the same leg as his calf injury. he had clearance from the doctors to retun to the court but offered to take the blame. >> i don't believe there's anybody to blame. but i understand this world and if you have to, you can blame me. i run our operations department. >> five weeks is a reasonable time to recover from a calf injury. achilles injury takes longer. but he believes durant would make a comeback. >> i don't see a reason to believe he won't play again. >> reporter: the doctor says he's seen no research that says having a calf injury makes you more susceptible to an achilles injury. we should learn more soon. kevin durant is expected to have an mri today.

liz cruise, abc 7 news. news. kevin durant's mom will be on "good morning america." >> you can watch the game 6 on thursday in oakland. abc 7 news sports director, larry beil, will be live at oracle arena with mindi bach and joe bin i fort son. our coverage begins at 4:00. that will be followed by the dubs on 7 pre-game show. the nba countdown at 5:30 and game 6 of the nba finals is at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game, live from oracle arena. let's move on. 259 days, that's how long san francisco's sales force transit center has been closed because of cracked steel beams. we've been counting up the days. now we get to start down to the reopening date of july 1st. but we found out that date might not mean what you think. >> reporter: it's complicated. that's how many san francisco

residents feel about the sal salesfor salesforce. a crack was found on a beam and another one. no bus service yet. >> i think it's pretty ridiculous. one of the biggest problems in san francisco is the transit system. i think it's always delayed and it being continually delayed. >> the question that many are asking, it opens july 1st. but why not transit service? >> we had to remove ceiling panels and covers in order to inspect the facility. we need time to put the column covers back, reinstall the ceiling panels before we can allow the operators to use the bus plaza. >> after eight months of an intense inspection, authority says it's all been fixed. is the building right now 100% safe? >> yes, it's 100% safe and has been probably reviewed and looked at more than any other building in the city. >> reporter: metropolitan transportation commission confirmed that the panel of

international experts and construction signed off on had last night at 7:00 p.m. no more cracks? >> well, look, there are cracks and then there are cracks that matter. there's nothing perfect in any structure. so they reviewed any potential problem in that building and are very confident that the building is safe. not only that, but they're putting in sensors so they can measure the building as it flexes, as the buses use it. >> reporter: louis pena, abc 7 news. we've been checking every single day since it shut down. you can see what it's taken to get the center ready to reopen by reading through this timeline on our website, abc7news.com. the city of san francisco is police department and the police chief were slapped with a lawsuit today filed by officers who say they were discriminated against in the promotions process. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live with the story for us tonight. vic? >> reporter: ama, there was a similar lawsuit filed in the city against the san francisco city and the san francisco

police department about 16, 17 years ago, which resulted in a $1.6 million settlement with the city. now, this lawsuit was filed by 13 white officers who applied for promotions as sergeant, lieutenant and captain. >> appears that there's a lot of favoritism taking place and i think most of it is based on race and gender. >> sergeant thomas walsh was passed over for promotion to lieutenant. >> in the top 20 names on the list. i've been skipped twice. >> sergeant brian greer ranked 17 on the lieutenant's test. >> i was given no reasoning. i was given no information at all about why i was passed over for promotion. >> my clients are not mad at other police officers. we're upset with the system. we don't think it's trans paint. >> lieutenant rick schiff is ranked 12th on the captain's promotion list. he too, was passed over. >> this is a 40-year pattern of discrimination.

>> promotions to sergeants, lieutenants and captains are based on civil service exams. in certain cases the chief can factor in special skills like education, training, awards, something called secondary criteria. gender and race cannot be considered. the lawsuit alleges chief william scott has been doing just that. >> at the end of a lenl it mat promotionalal process, the chief administration bastardizes the process to pick who they want. why give an exam in the first place? >> the officers in the lawsuit say this is not about race or gender, that it's about a level playing field. >> the reason they came up with civil service exams like this was to avoid nepotism, favoritism and racial inequality to begin with. >> police union president tony montoya says his group is not a party to the suit but wants the exams to be the sole criteria in promotions. >> if you go rank order appointments, meaning you promote those who scored the highest first and move down the list, you can't go wrong. >> reporter: the san francisco

police department referred us to the city attorney's office. its spokesman told us that they are reviewing the lawsuit and also that they use civil service exam and not age, race, religion gender as criteria. we also reached out to the officers for justice, the african american police group but they have yet to respond. vic lee, abc 7 news. all right. what is water worth to you? whatever it is, it will soon cost more for some people in the bay area. >> we do the math to see what a difference it will make each month. i'm wayne freed man in san francisco with a question. would you trade living here for phoenix? you know when you're at ross and you find.hmmm. ...at a price that has you, like... okay. that's yes for less. say yes to the latest spring trends at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less.

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>> water rates are going up for east bay mud customers. despite protests from dozens of speakers. late this afternoon, the board approved an increase of nearly 13% over the next two years. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the explanation being given for that rate hike. >> reporter: east bay mud says it's a vital investment in the future. a way to safeguard a water system that serves 1.4 million people daily. >> the budget adds new pipeline crews to repair over 4,000 miles of pipe and to keep them in good shape before they break. >> the crews that we're adding will help us reach our goal of 20 miles of pipe replaced per year and that's a doubling over a couple of years ago. >> it's a responsibility first and foremost to the people in your district or is it to your bond holders? >> for some, the latest increase is just another slap in the face. >> for most of us, that's a

meal, that's two meals, i mean, it's only going to increase the amount of poverty that already exists from workers. >> part of our job is to make sure we don't have the pipelines breaking. >> still, the east bay mud board of directors voted to approve a two-year hike of 13% to raise $65 million. to pay for ongoing computer upgrades and replacement of an aging infrastructure, including pipes like these dating back as much as 100 years. rates will increase 6.5% this year and another 6.25% next year. the average household will see its monthly bill increase, $3.62 this year. and $3.73 next year. >> we need to look at the bigger picture. we're just trying to live. that is it. this is a natural resource that has been put a dollar amount on to it. thas not how god intended this to be. >> reporter: wastewater rates will also go up 4% per year over

the next two years. the rate increases go into effect on july 1st. but customers likely won't see them on their bills until the end of the summer. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. part of our commitment to building a better bay area is finding solutions to improve our kwult of life. >> there's no argument we live in one of the most expensive places in the united states. wayne freedman is live from the ferry building to explain how phoenix, arizona, wayne, is looking to cash in on our cost of living. >> reporter: dan, we've heard a lot about people leaving california, thousands of them every month or so we're told. some of them are being prodde and prodded by campaigns like the one we saw today. it is a website called #cal struggles. it features potholes, traffic jams, it talks about taxes, the high cost of rent. i'd love to be able to show you some of the tweets right here. they didn't give us permission to do so. but they did talk to us today.

>> of all the invitation you're likely to receive in downtown san francisco, here's a new one. >> do you want to go to phoenix? you don't want to go to phoenix? we asked because the people in this car spent today doing the same. they represent the greater phoenix economic council. they came here to convince emerging or established bay area companies to move there. chris camacho did the talking. >> i think california is a great innovation economy. the challenge is companies can no longer go to scale. >> but they would have a better chance in the economically friendly arizona desert, he says. meantime, his office in san francisco at the bay area council, rufus jeffers says this is not the first time a city or state has come to california hoping to attract business. >> these carpet baggers show up every year. >> in arizona, average wages are lower as are employee benefits. >> the employee payrolls are much less. somebody making $59,000 here would make $46,000 there. >> but the typical house sales

for $50,000 there. state income tax tops off at 3%. the cost of living, about half. >> is it about numbers. >> it's too hot. >> 300 golf courses. >> i don't like golf. >> there's more. phoenix claims to be the fourth ranked millennial city and number one pizza city. how did that play in north beach? >> i've never heard of north beach, arizona. >> big opportunities in phoenix. going once, phoenix going twice. phoenix. gone. >> next stop, north beefrp. beach. the u.s. world and news report ranked san francisco the 7th best place to live in the country. phoenix has slipped to number 26. as for some of those twee, i put links to them on my twitter account at wayne freedman.

whether you agree with them or disagree with them, they will provoke a reaction. live in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. they will indeed. check it out. wayne, thank you. so we're not quite as hot as phoenix. although, it's a little similar. >> seems pretty close. they don't have much on us in terms of temperature. >> is there a per susceptibeptu difference between 105 and 107. we have high clouds right now. here's a view from emeryville. current temperature readings, 92 in san francisco. 90 in oakland. san jose, 95. morgan hill at 98. the view is nice at the golden gate but still hot in lots of spots. 98 in santa rosa. 99 in petaluma. 104 concord. 99 at livermore. the view at santa cruz beach, which would be a great place to be right now. the heat eases tomorrow afternoon and it will be much cooler in all areas on thursday

and we can expect a pleasant and mild father's day weekend. let's talk about the heat. we have an excessive heat warning in effect until tonight. lake county, solano county and the inland east bay. concord, san ramon, brentwood and livermore. there's a heat advisory also in effect until 9:00 tonight. the coast is not under an advisory. the areas under the advisory may not see temperatures drop below 90 degrees until after 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. overnight lows on the mild side. mainly mid to upper 60s except cooler at the coast. breezy at the coast. fog returns to the coast. highs at the coast around 70. maybe a high of 73 at san francisco. upper 70s to low 80s on the bay shorelinement inland locations well over 100 today will be in the low to mid-90s tomorrow. still be warm there. but a big difference from today. we'll see fog, not only surging up to the coast but beyond.

that will bring nice cooling influence for us on thursday as highs will drop into the upper 50s on the coast. mainly upper 60s and low 70s along the bay shoreline and only low to mid-80s inland on thursday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. temperatures bounce back 2 degrees or so on friday. still a seasonal range for this time of year. it will cool down more on saturday. sunday, father's day looking great. sunny skies. highs near 90. low 60s on the coast. they start warming up again on monday and tuesday. not looking at triple digits inland yet. but by tuesday of next week, look for highs inland in the mid to upper 90s. low to mid-80s around the bay. temperatures inching up there again. >> kind of a partial feat. >> that's what i would call it, yeah. all right. rolling out a new look. >> also a new name and a feature that could help it rival other that could help it rival other trancalifornia phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones.

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breaking news in san leandro. sky 7 is over an officer-involved shooting. this happened around 4:00, a couple of hours ago. police are just beginning to release information. the scene is on martin boulevard. a two-block long street near the davis street exit not far from costco and walmart if you're familiar with that area. you can soo he it on the map. officers are investigating. they have not said if anyone was hurt. we'll keep you updated at 6:00 as well as the abc 7 news app as we get more information on this officer-involved shooting in san leandro. for now, we want to tell you about a santa clara couple searching for answers after their dog died in the care of a local trainer. that trainer was contracted by the canine association and paid to board the dogs for one weekend last month. >> abc 7 news reporter kris reyes got everyone involved..

only sadness and frustration. >> so this is our sheba. he's 5 years old. and this is his sister. a corgi. we're a very close family. >> eric tran and jessica lee never left their dogs with anyone until may 17th when they paid for three days of boarding at a training facility for dogs in santa clara. they knew the owner, used the company's services before and they trusted them. >> we received a text update that our two dogs were in a fight and that the trainer that was taking care of our dog brought our sheba to the vet and they said there is nothing wrong with him. it's just minor injuries. so they released him. that's according to sherri. and then the following

afternoon, we received another text and it was basically, your dog is dying. he's gone into shock and he's dying. >> by the time the couple got home, their dog was dead. their dogs were in the care of sherry gray, she was contracted by bay area canine association. they were at gray's home in hollister. gray texted eric and jessica that the two dogs were in her fenced backyard with no other dogs when some kind of fight happened when she wasn't watching. that's how itch goe was injured. >> what was your reaction as you were reading these text messages? >> we don't understand how he was one instant to now he's dying. it seems such a dramatic change. >> eric and jessica claim that their dog was healthy and never fought with their other much smaller dog. the necropsy was compatible with hemmage and congestion, secondary to shock.

after a few days of text messaging back and forth, eric and jessica stopped communication with the owner of bay area canine, steve kenz letter and the trainer when the couple felt they couldn't get any answers. they agreed to all talk to each other with our cameras rolling. the conversation went on for more than an hour. >> how can a healthy sheba go into shock and die within 24 hours? >> i didn't actually see the fight. i don't know at what point in time the fight happened but it did happen and -- and now i just -- i need to know what can i do to make this better for you guys? >> we paid for boarding services. the dogs should be supervised. why were they in the backyard on a rainy day. >> you also paid for an in-home boarding service where there are times that it's not -- the dog is not going to be fully supervised. so -- >> this is wir want to ask you. is that written down anywhere?

>> it's not written down, no. >> eric and jessica admit they did not find any kind of release form, nor did they get in writing what kind of service they were being provided or where it would take place. at the end of our conversation, they had one big demand for bay area canine's owner. >> they're asking you to shut down your boarding services. what's your response to that? >> it's a small program. i'd be happy to -- >> i think it's a start. or a move in the right direction. >> i want to be -- regardless of what was said, i want to be here for you guys. >> meanwhile gray, the trainer had issue with some of the comments that erica and jessica have made online. gray is planning legal action to fight back against the online harassment she says she's now getting as a result. she did not want to do an on-camera interview. >> where do you guys go from here?

>> we haven't received his cremation yet. we'll take whatever steps we need to take to find justice for him. >> kris reyes for abc 7 news. california and nine other states have filed suit to block t-mobile's bid for sprint saying it would harm consumers. attorney general javier becerra joined others to prevent the acquisition. they argue the bid would drive up prices for cell phone service and reduce consumer choices. t-mobile said it would upgrade to faster more -- california, new york, d.c. and michigan are some of the other states joining in the suit. all ten attorneys general are democrats. running a marathon a day. believe it or not, that's how a san jose woman is making her way across the country. >> tonight, we check in on her progress. what's been slowing her down and what's keeping her going. when you walk away from $400. i'm michael finney. how one local w

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a san jose woman running across the country has hit an important milestone. >> she's run at least a marathon a day every day for the last two

months as she looks to run from los angeles to new york city. >> incredible. abc 7 news south bay community journalist dustin dorsey caught up with molly in ohio to hear more about how her journey is going. >> been through a lot. and just have a little bit more to go. so close, yet so far. i'm currently in ohio. i'm on day 67. about 2300 miles in. but the midwest has been up and down weatherwise. crazy, massive rain. there's been so muc flooding. the bridge over the mississippi river going from missouri to illinois was so high, the water was so high they thought they would have to close down the bridge. a police officer who had been seeing us for the last couple of days was waiting at the bridge for us. he actually closed the bridge down on the missouri side and allowed us to cross no problem

into illinois. so luckily we did it that day, because the next day the water level got even higher and they closed the bridge down. last week, i was in indiana and we drove to indianapolis to the ncaa headquarters and met with the athlete landis sims and his mother amanda. and that was awesome. landis is an incredible athlete. he's 13 years old. he was born without hands and without legs. yet, he still plays basketball and baseball and excels at those two sports. so it was a great chance to meet him, talk with him. hear his story. great timing. because it really motivated me as i'm getting toward the end of my journey. it also reminded me why i'm raising money and you know, how much your donations will impact other people's lives.

so i am 52% to my goal of 50,000. we have another month to get that up to 100%. so please consider donating. just want to say thank you to all of you guys who have been following along my journey. i'm in the homestretch right now. and your support has really helped me get to this point. and i can't wait to follow-up with you guys when i'm done. >> good luck to her. remarkable@leith. you can read more about her journey and support her by going to our website, abc7news.com. just search for her name, molly. >> i'm tired just listening to her. you have to be careful running outside in this heat. it can be extremely dangerous. but relief is on the way.

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take no for an answer. she's been banking at citi bank for a number of years. she responded last september to what she thought would be a simple promotion. make a $15,000 deposit, keep it there for three months and earn a $400 bonus. >> i waited five, six months and i didn't get the $400. >> isabel contacted their 800 number and told her they would look into it. >> they said oh, maybe you don't qualify. so we have to check. >> the following month, she said she received a letter advising her the money had to have been deposited by october 30th of last year. this receipt indicates she dee poise theed the money on september 22nd. isabelle then contacted a local branch manager. >> he came, you know, to help me. but he said, oh, there's nothing i can do. i will have to talk to judy and i'll call you back. >> the return call never came. so she had an idea. call 7 on your side. >> i watch michael finney before

and i know he can help. >> we contacted citi bank and discovered that a branch employee made an error when opening the account. the bank told us we're pleased to have resolved this issue for our customer and apologize for any inconvenience it may have caused. the bank deposited the $400 directly into isabelle's account. >> i feel good because without channel 7 helping me, i don't think i would get anything. >> now, do you need help with a consumer issue? if so, i want to hear from you. the 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. the telephone number is 415-954-8151. you can also reach me through my facebook page and on abc7news.com. very good. thanks, michael very much. all right. we want to check back on our weather and find out when we get relief. >> even a little bit will help, spencer. >> let's show you how hot it was today.

numerous record highs for this date were set today. 100 degrees or higher in places like richmond and redwood city. kentfield, napa, santa rosa. 99 at san jose. oakland, 85. half moon bay, new record highs for this date. an excessive heat warning remains in effect until 9:00 tonight. lake county, solano county. east bay with a heat advisory in effect until 9:00 tonight for almost all of the remainder of the bay area except the coastline. how quickly will it cool down tonight? look at the top line, the inland areas and temperatures. temperatures will not drop below 90 degrees in most inland places until 10:00 tonight. mainly in the mid to upper 60s in the morning. low to mid 90s inland. 70s to low 80s around the bay. cooler than today, but warm inland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. further cooling on thursday, friday and saturday with a lovely father's day coming our way on sub. sunny skies, highs up to about

90 and the warmest inland spots, about 80. the warmest bay shore locations and by next tuesday, it will be hot all over again. mid to upper 90s. inland. no triple digits yet. but 96, 97, 98. >> that's getting up there. >> pretty warm. >> thanks, spencer. focusing in on the warriors and the tough news. great win last night but tough news for k.d. >> that's right. larry is here with the latest. >> father's day forecast, father's day would be game 7. >> that's right. >> we know kevin durant will not be there. the warriors arrive without k.d. we'll tell you where he is and what he's doing now and who should take the blame for what happened w

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good evening. the warriors flew back to the bay area. but kevin durant flew to new york to get an m richlt i on his injured achilles tendon. it could mean surgery and rehab of nine to 12 months. it's amazing how quickly things can change. for weeks, we heard people chirping about how long durant was taking too long to come back on what was described as a calf injury. some of the same people are pointing the finger at the warriors for pushing him to come back too soon. the warriors along with his physician game the thumbs up for his return. the notion that durant was somehow forced out on to the court against his will is just

ridiculous. or that he was listening to the twitter trolls and wanted to answer his critics. come on, kevin durant, if we know anything about him, this is a guy who loves basketball. it's life to him. he wanted to play and unfortunately, paid a really hefty price for that injury. game 6, it will be the last game ever at oracle one way or the other. warriors and raptors thursday night, pre-game at 5:00. tipoff at 6:00. only here on abc 7. by the way, kevin durant's mother wanda will be on "good morning america" tomorrow morning here on abc 7. perhaps with more insight into what's going on with k.d. right now. the warriors are going to play game 6 on thursday. the 119th u.s. open will begin that day at pebble beach. tiger woods set the open scoring record 19 years ago. although he's not the favorite, he will certainly draw a crowd and tiger knows all too well about injuries. he's had plenty. he shared his thoughts on durant. >> it was sad. as athletes, we've all been

there, that spot when you just know it. and i've been there. i know what it feels like. it's an awful feel and there's no one can help you. why do we do it? because we're competitors. our job is to make the human body do something it was never meant to do and do to do it efficiently and better than anyone else doing it at the same time. things sometimes go awry. we saw it last night with kevin. on to football. jon gruden and the gm spent years in television. they're going to be on tv again in the fall. the raiders will be featured on hard knocks. the raiders this week hold iing a mini-camp. having cameras around in training camp will not necessarily help this. but chuck, he clearly has bigger concerns. >> i just hope i live one more year, you know, quite honestly. we're trying to worry about this team, this week. we got a lot of adversity we're

facing right now with this team. we got a lot of distractions. i think we're playing in three countries. i think we go about two months without a home game. we're in a process to move them. we're going to try like crazy to keep all of our best players as we head to las vegas. >> as for the niners, they're also opening a mini-camp. jimmy garoppolo on track to return. still a question who will be the number 2 quarterback. head coach kyle shanahan says they don't have to make that decision right now and are hopeful that a healthy jimmy g makes that question a moot point. >> these guys have both proven they can play in this league and we'll have to make a tough decision who to give the number 2 job to. you don't get to compete very much in the season. there's reps, things like that. you hope jimmy stays healthy. it's irrelevant who is the number 2 guy. calla lum alex morgan and the u.s. women's soccer team in the world cup against thailand. this was not a fair fight.

morgan opens up the scoring. the flood gates open from there. make it 5-0. the u.s. scoring four goals in 6:00 at one point, which is a tournament record. morgan did not stop at three or four. she had five goals in one match. only the second time that's happened in cup history. the u.s. rolls over thailand. the final was 13-0. and that is a tournament record for goals and margin of victory. team usa will play chile next. one more note on kevin durant. the mri results will either be known later tonight or perhaps tomorrow morning. >> we'll see. he went to new york because of a specialist there? >> i'm assuming for -- have his people handle it and get a look at what's going on. >> okay. >> all right. thank you so much, larry. well, join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv 20. tesla's elon musk making big promises tonight. what to expect from the electric car maker at 9:00. on abc news at 11:00, rvs

lining the streets of one silicon valley neighborhood. can city leaders find a safe space for them to park as they consider a new ban tonight. >> a lot more on the evening broadcast tonight. here's the lineup tonight on abc 7 at 8:00. catch the bachelorette followed by press your luck. that's at 10:00. then stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> as always, jimmy kimmel live is after us at 11:35. tonight's guests include jada pinkett smith. that's this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news on the abc 7 news app. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for spencer christian and larry beil. we hope you have a great and cool evening. >> see you later. >> i'm hoping for that.

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