say rising wages puts their livelihood at risk. >> they spoke today with abc 7 news reporter liz which could be a contentious city counsel meeting, liz? >> reporter: yeah, good evening. small business owners are not paying the $16.30 minimum wage because of an amendment that exempts businesses with up to 55 employees but could be repealed here tonight. we do expect many minimum wage advocates and small business owners to come here and make their case. it's the question facing emeryville city counsel. should they be exempt from the minimum wage, the highest in the country. on one side, minimum wage advocates, president of the restaurant opportunities centers united. >> with the minimum wage of 15, in the bay area, you know that's not livable. >> on the other side, small business owners.

>> we like to have certain number of minimum wage but going beyond $16 an hour i think that's going to hurt a lot of small businesses. >> reporter: dave is the owner of black diamond cafe. he pays $15 an hour. he says increasing his employee's pay to $16.30 would have increased his weekly cost an additional $331.50. he couldn't afford that so prior to the amendment exempting small businesses from paying the higher wage, he said he let two part-time workers go. >> i think it will impact pretty good because we have to cut labors. so also we might prai price. >> the rising costs of rent, food, transportation, all the things in the bay area, that adds up for a restaurant worker. >> reporter: she says there are other ways to cut costs and save money. >> let's talk with the city counsel about tax incentives for employers. let's not talk about cutting

workers' wages. >> reporter: you know, if this amendment is not repealed tonight, small business owners stillincreate mentally increase it. by 2027 they are paying $16.30 minimum wage. there is a chance no decision gets made and the city counsel will put it on a ballot for a vote in an upcoming election. >> liz, i know you've talked with other minimum wage advocates as well. what do they tend to say to small business owners that say they simply couldn't afford it? >> reporter: yeah, business owner says i can't afford it and that's that. what do you say? i asked the woman i interview that question. she says she works specifically with businesses to figure outweighs to cut costs in other areas. she mentioned that tax incentive and said there is ways to cut cost with electricity and said she's happy to work with local businesses here in emeryville. i hope the two sides can come

together and figure out a solution. >> a win, win. thank you. happening tonight at the san bruno city counsel meeting, a review of last week's shooting at the shops. it's been a week since a fight turned into gunfire and sent terrified shoppers running for cover. two teenagers were shot and wounded. both are recovering. one suspect has been arrested with an accomplice, another suspect 18-year-old deandre gant is still out there. >> in the east bay the search is on for a young man that shot and killed a teenager. it happened at the taco bell in livermore. the victim was just 16 years old. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is on that story. >> reporter: the painted window at taco bell says it all the day after the 16-year-old was shot and killed here. his close friends missed him more than ever. we're not using his name because it's not been released by police or his family. >> he's such a good person and

kid. he always had a good heart and smile on his face. >> reporter: the teen was shot and killed here last night at taco bell's parking lot. police got the call at 9:45. police sergeant steve george said it wasn't random. >> we don't know there was any on going feed br ing feud prior. it sounds like the suspect killed a gun and shot the victim in the abdomen. >> reporter: police say there is no indication it was gang related. they are looking for the killer. 21-year-old jorge luis torrez. they hope someone will tell investigatiors where he is. >> he did serve a search warrant. he's not at home. he's still outstanding. >> reporter: the 16-year-old went to livermore high school and played junior varsity football here. tina sanders is a football mom. her sanjay son was one of his

best friends on the team. >> i have a 16-year-old calling me asking me about how he copes with this and how this is even possible to happen. >> reporter: that's what all his friends here at this parking lot memorial were asking, how could this happen? >> he had really high goals for himself. he lost his mom in his eighth grade year. that changed him tremendously. >> reporter: livermore has a operatio population of about 90,000. it's a small quiet city and murder is the last thing you expect here. the last one happened four years ago. vic lee, abc 7 news. all lanes have reopened after a fire near interstate 580 in the hills. you can see just how close the fire got to the road in this video. as well as all the heavy smoke. the chp issued a traffic alert around 2:00 this afternoon. closing the portion of westbound 580 because of the six-acre fire. there was at least one report of a vehicle's tires catching fire. nobody was hurt. off interstate 680 an

overturned big rig blocked an exit in san ramon. the chp tweeted this. the truck was across all lanes after noon and an alert was issued. >> brace yourself, expect your power and gas bill to go up if california's public utilities commission approves pg&e's request to raise rates. today was the first chance for the public to weigh in. lyanne melendez is live from pg&e's san francisco headquarters after seeing how much of a hike might affect and cost you? >> reporter: this won't happen overnight, dan. a panel of three judges will listen to what the public has to say and then write their recommendation and cpuc commissioners will vote. that will likely happen next summer, 2020. pg&e executives came prepared to listen to their customers and try to convince them that the utility needs more money for

wildfire protection. first came assurances from pg&e's ceo bill johnson. >> that means it doesn't go toward the pay of my colleagues or me. >> reporter: the money would go towards their new wildlife safety operation center that opened in march which includes weather stations and cameras in high-risk areas. the utility has plans to manage vegetation around power poles and wants to harden those poles. >> that's replacing wood poles with non-wood poles and hard hardening the wires. >> reporter: to do this work, pg&e wants to increase revenue by more than $1 billion in 2020. that's a 12.4% increase and 454 million by 2021 and 486 million by 2022. pg&e assured customers they would pay $10 more a month the first year if they live in a typical residential home. the utility reform network reminded everyone more increases are imminent. >> this proposal comes on top of

other rate increases currently being proposed by pg&e. >> reporter: she's right. last april the cpu voted to allow pg&e to recover some of the expenses incurred back in 2016 and '17 when the utility had to prune, cut back and remove dead or dying trees because of the state's severe drought. customers will see several increases to their bill over time. >> this is the bailout and over step of the way that they come and ask for more money is an additional insult to injury. >> reporter: there will be a more of these meetings which will allow for public comment, they will be in different locations like san jose, oakland and santa rosa. for the dates and more information, visit our website, abc7news.com. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. pg&e will host a second open house meeting this week so

customers can learn about preemptive power shutouts in times of high fire danger. the first meeting was last night in oakland. >> we don't know how long the blackouts will be. we don't know where exactly they will be. i don't think pg&e can predict that either. >> pg&e says it will give a 48-hour warning to customers in the event of a planned outage. the second open house meeting is on thursday in walnut creek at heather farm park that will run from 6:00 until 8:00 p.m. sacramento kings head coach luke walton says sexual assault allegations against him are not backed up by facts. walton's attorneys filed a court brief in april sports castor kelly tenant filed a lawsuit saying walton assaulted her. she says he invited her to his room, grabbed her, kissed her and laughed when she asked him to get away. walton said the encounter was

plato platonic. he said she quit and fired suit after five years after a pleasant encounter because she needs money. new at 6:00, news of the first transit service returning to the sales force transit center since it reopened. muni buses will return on saturday. five fulton, fr, 7 haight andhad geary and 38 rgeary rapid. there is no service on the third level bus deck. the transit center reopened after being closed for more than nine months. a developer reportedly paid $15 million to buy the site of the old bow town restaurant in san jose according to a media partner, the mercury news. it went out of business earlier this year. it's not yet known what kind of project will be developed at that site. the properties on second street near east san salvador closeed to san jose state university in

an area that's seeing a lot of development right now. you know, it hasn't been a week since the two big earthquakes shook southern california. >> tonight, see what's closed for business and what stores are busier than ever because of the earthquakes. i'm luz pena at one of the few stations up and running here in the bay. we'll tell you what's going on. >> i'm spencer christian. temperatures are below average now but

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include as focus on our environment. the state wants people to drive zero emission vehicles and are there incentives? luz pena takes a look at the issue. luz? >> reporter: that's right. the goal is a total of 1.5 million clean vehicles in the year 2025. we're at a hydrogen station, one of the few up and running. we'll tell you why. he is one of the only fuel cell drivers in the bay area. today he left his zero emission vehicle at home. >> thinking about like let's say i have to use the station down, then i cannot do it. >> reporter: on june 1st, an extension at the main hydrogen facility affected him and thousands of drivers who for a month and eight days have been saving their hydrogen. >> there was disruption of the supply and hydrogen and i think

there are roughly 11 stations in the greater bay area and there are actually six still in operation and in a part that's a technology based difference. >> reporter: assembly member phil knows the set backs but pushing for more zero emission vehicles. his plan to increase the amount of rebates for electric cars to $7500 from 2500. >> it's an important time to revisit how big the rebates should be. >> reporter: california's main leader gavin newsom united with 23 governors and called for a strong national clean car standard, donald trump's rollback of federal vehicle emission standards. >> right now, the trump administration is moving backwards. they want to rollback fuel standards and want to not have clean car standards. they don't want to allow california to have its own clean car standards and i think this will be a disaster. >> reporter: in california there

are approximately 7,000 fuel cell vehicle owners and an estimated 3,000 are here in the bay area. in san ramon, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> luz, before you go, with this legislation would it require continuous funding for the rebate program? >> reporter: yes, it will. the idea is to continue with then governor brown's idea of having a total of 5 million clean cars out on the roads by the year 2030. back to you guys. >> all right. that is a big goal. we'll see what happens, luz, thank you. we want to hear your ideas for building a better bare area. share them by joining our group on facebook. 23 governors are opposing the plan to freeze vehicle mileage standards. the program was one of former president obama's key efforts against climate change. the trump administration says drivers want more gas guzzling suv and pickup trucks and argues demanding for fuel efficient

vehicles will drive up automobile costs and keep less safe older vehicles on the road longer. many engineers challenge that claim. all right, abc 7 news weather anchor is joining us now, spencer christian with the forecast and will we ever warm up? >> breezy and cool and pleasant but that's about to change. >> i was sitting over there with them. made to move over here quickly. i'm moving more quickly than the weather is changing, that's for sure. we have low clouds and fog gathering to the coastline pushing locally out over the bay. nonetheless despite the presence of this cooling fog, it is quite a bit warmer right now than it was at this hour yesterday. notice the 24-hour temperature change most bay area locations are four to six degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. let's move along and take a live view from mount tam it is currently 63 here in san francisco, oakland 67 and 71 at redwood city and san jose and 59

at half moon bay and here is the view at the foggy golden gate some further temperature readings right now 71 at santa rosa, napa and fairfield 75 and concord 73. here is a better view, clear e one from emeryville looking westward. here is the warming trend that's started already actually continuing tomorrow. it will be hot inland by the end of the week and the heat will hold on through the weekend. overnight, though, look for lots of low clouds and fog and it will be a bit breezy and cool near the coast. overnight lows will be in the mid to upper 50s. so despite the presence of the fog relatively mild overnight temperature readings. satellite and radar shows what's happening and what will be happening in the next few days. large ridge of high pressure will give us sunnier skies and warmer weather than the last couple days pushing out the cooling effect of that low pressure system in the pacific northwest. here is our forecast animation showing advance of the low clouds and fog pushing well

across the bay and locally inland at the beginning of the morning commute tomorrow, visibility will be reduced because of the lingering fog but it will burn back to the coastline quickly and by midday, we'll have mainly sunny skies everywhere except at the coast and it will be a bit warmer than it was today with high temperatures ranging from mid 60s at the costa mainly mid and upper 70s around the bay shoreline and upper 80s inland tomorrow. that's not the end of the warming on thursday it gets warmer with inland highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. hottest areas will be the inland east bay and far northern parts of our viewing area and even hotter still on friday with inland highs in the upper 90s, mid to upper 90s and that pattern holds through saturday before temperatures moderate a bit. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. after mid to upper 90s inland on friday and saturday and still mid-90s on sunday. we'll see temperatures easing up a bit especially inland by monday we'll see highs reaching upper 70s around the bay shoreline. maybe up to about 90 and the

warmest inland spots, low 60s in the coast and further cooling next tuesday. we'll have a nice heat spike there over the weekend and that is what we would expect mid july. it happens. >> sure. >> that's right. >> yeah, thanks, spencer. >> okay. >> improving airports. >> improving airports. which local ones are going to we're here for you. so chances are, you've seen us around the house. or around the yard... on the shelf... or even out in the field. your mom knew she could always count on us... and your grandma did too. because for over 150 years, we've been right by your side. advancing health and nutrition for everyone you love. so, from all of us at bayer... thank you for trusting in us. then and now.

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. a mixed bag on wall street today. the dow recorded the third stragts d straight day of loses but the nasdaq and s&p finished in positive news today. its newly released report on diversity increased the percentage of women and minority employees. facebook's board is half women or under represented minorities in the next five years it wants to make half of the overall work force women or minorities. twitter broadened the hate speech rule that specifically bans posts towards religious groups that are quote dehumanizing. the company may ban some other language aimed at groups such as those defined by gender, race and sexual orientation but has not done so yet. the faa awarded hundreds of millions of dollars in grants to rebuild infrastructure including ones here in the bay area.

more than $14.5 million will go to san francisco international airport for runway reconstruction. 3.5 million will build the taxi way and roads. buchanan will get 3.7 million for runway and runway lighting improvements and livermore's mu municipal will get money. the deal is part of a merger and will give new investors 49% of stake in the company. hundreds have already air knhav agreedo y trip. the public will help elon musk and the non-crew member to take a trip to space. well, abc 7 news has made a commitment to building a better bay area looking for ways to improve the quality of life

where you live. >> which cities and counties are making the grade to keep up with the demand of the affordable housing. >> he wants to get to the answer but wants to lay the context. >> we're getting down to the last few days of the ghost ship

after waiting for weeks at the defense table, the founder of the ghost ship warehouse fire is finally getting to take the stand. and derick almena is testifying about the warehouse, the artist collective in an oakland warehouse that caught fire late on a december night in 2016. >> that claimed 36 lives. you see the victims here. the youngest was a 17-year-old high school student. almena and co-defendant max harris are charged with m manslaught manslaughter. >> harris testified and now it's almena's turn. leslie brinkley was in the courtroom today as he testified. >> reporter: for a second day, ghost ship founder derick almena took the stand in his own defense. almena pulled a list out of his

jacket, a handwritten list. his lawyer said he made while sitting in jail for two and a half years. on the list, names of dozens of city officials he said walked through the warehouse including 16 visits by 28 police officers. and 13 members of oakland fire department he testified came by five separate times. >> make no bones about it, w believe that the fire department purgered themself when they said they didn't go in and do their job. they know darn well it could cost oakland millions of dollars in civil suits. >> reporter: almena described a pig roast and how an oakland fire captain dropped in serra asked did you ever hear you were in violation of fire code? never. they were enjoying themselves. almena touched photo of his family and broke down in hairs

and harris said he had little to do with running ghost ship. as cross-examination got underway in the afternoon, a lot of animosity surfaced in court as prosecutors tried to point out discrepancies in his testimony. families of the victims reacted with disgust. >> because he's such a weasel. he cannot -- he speaks around his answers. he tries to negotiate what he said in the past. and he lies. >> reporter: the heat is on as cross-examination of almena resumes in the morning and possibly goes into thursday. his attorneys say prosecutors have under estimated his stamina as he fights for his life in this oakland courtroom. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. we've been covering the trial ever day that it's goning on and getting close to the end at this point. download the abc 7 news app now so that you'll be the first to find out when the case goes to the jury and when a verdict is

reached. new at 6:00, san francisco police are searching for two car break in suspects they say ran someone down after he took pictures of them. this happened just about 90 minutes ago in the parking lot of legion of honor. police say two men were breaking into cars in the area and a man saw them and tried to take pictures of the suspects and vehicle. that's when the suspects ran the man over. he was taken to san francisco general hospital. police say they are investigating video and other leads to try to identify the suspects. the fate of obamacare and it's coverage for millions of americans is being argued before a federal court. a court of appeals in new orleans began considering a ruling that struck down the entire law. that decision is on hold pending appeals. a grown up of democratic led states backed by the house of representatives is challenging it. those fighting against the affordable care act say it's unconstitutional to mandate everyone gets insurance or pays a penalty. the case will likely end up before the supreme court which narrowly rule in favor of the

law in 2012. former two-time presidential candidate ross perot has died from leukemia. he was diagnosed with the disease five months ago. the 89-year-old died early this morning at his home in dallas according to the family spokesman. the texas billionaire is best known for running one of the most successful third party presidential campaigns in the past century. he won 19% of the vote in per row w perot was less successful getting 8% of the vote then. speaking of voting, billionaire tom steyer told the nation he is running for president. >> if you think there is something absolutely critical, try as hard as you can and let the chips fall where they may and that's what i'm doing. my name is tom steyer, i'm running for president. >> he made that announcement today on youtube. he previously focused on impeaching president trump. i spoke with him last year about that effort that he started last

october. >> i felt very strongly at that point that this was a lawless, reckless and dangerous president. and i think that there was a ton of evidence on october 20th that all of that was true and that he was a threat to our democracy and a threat to the health and safety of the american people. >> so now he's casting himself as an outsider and opposing the corporate takeover of the democracy. "the new york times" reported he pledged to spend $100 million of his own money on his campaign. stier is the 24th democrat in the running for president. the east bacy congressman eric swalwell dropped his candidacy yesterday. highlighting san francisco's affordable housing crisis. take a look. >> my son and husband. all people. >> the whole video is more than

four minutes longnd showers saers' jane taking a tour in china town to see the living conditions. the video talks about how crowded the buildings are and staff in the development center which is working to buy and build more affordable housing in the city. housing affordability is one of the issues that we focus on in our effort to build a better bay area here at abc 7 news. a new report by california highlights the on going crisis of supply not keeping up with demand. fundamental problem. just about all of the state, city and counties submitted reports for last year only 16 out of 539 of them are on pace to hit their planning goals. that's only 3% so you can get a sense of the problem. it's about as bleak when it comes to low income housing. 29 are meeting their own goals, about 5%. in the bay area, only some of the most after fluent communities are reaching their

targets including woodside, mill valley and santa clara county. this is an interactive map that breaks down the entire state by city and county clicking on the city name gives you a progress report. blue means that city or county has stream lined developments for at least 10% affordability, orange means 50% affordability. and we certainly want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining the better bay area group on facebook. we look forward to hearing from you. when it comes to last week's earthquakes in southern california, we keep saying it could have been worse. >> next, new proof of how much worse it could have been at this collapsed movie theater. i'm wayne freedman on the sonoma county coast surrounded by tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of dead muscles. what happened to them and what is to say about climate change? that's coming up

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it hasn't been a week since a pair of big earthquakes hit southern california and we're getting a better look at some of the damage done as well as the recovery efforts that are now underway. rob haze from our sister station in los angeles traveled to ridge crest near the epicenter of the quakes to show you.

>> rich crest cinemas seen its share of disaster movies but nothing like this. >> the actual roof completely just fell do you remember awn a >> she's a general manager and in case you didn't notice, that's the sky up there and the roof on top of all the theater seats. the collapse, the result of friday's 7.1 magnitude quake and what would have been a crowded theater on a friday night was empty. the cinema is closed because of minor damage from thursday's quake. this scene, though, chilling to waldon. >> that would have been bad, horrible. it's a blessing in disguise we were closed from the one before that. >> all across ridge crest workers are scrambling to get businesses up and running again. this sears appliance store swamped with water. >> when the earthquake happens, one of the sprinkler heads ended up breaking causing the flood inside their store. >> several other stores facing the same

small aftershocks continue to roll through which could be unnerving when you're standing underneath thousands of pounds of automobile. >> the potential of a larger one hitting is always in the back of your mind. there is a couple you want to start scooting but -- [ laughter ] >> you just got to -- you get used to it kind of. >> ridge crest not just getting help from the feds. these volunteers from the church of jesus christ of ladder day saints giving donations. >> this morning we made sandwiches at the middle school to pass out and now we're helping distribute items as well as just go around and look for any labor work that might need to be done. >> rob hayes, abc 7 news. and remember, abc 7 news can help you prepare for an earthquake. we have tips on what to pack in an emergency kit on our website. go to abc 7abc7news.com. on the topic of emergencies,

the red cross is issuing an urgent plea for help because of a severe blood shortage. it has less than a three-day supply of most blood types in reserve and looking for donors across the bay area. recent blood drives ended about 24,000 donations short last month. organizers say the problem is particularly acute this time of year because of the summer vacations. >> right now from the fourth of july weekend we're really having the shortage because there is a lot of people that are going on trips and gone out with their families. >> i donate as often as possible and they do really good job at reminding you when you're eligible again and i'm happy to come wherever itnever it's need >> the red cross is particularly short on type o blood but really all blood types are needed. >> all right. stay with us. summer warmth is slowly making a come back this week. >> slowly.

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cents. they are usually $2. there are a half dozen stores here in the bay area. chick-fil-la is wrapping up cow appreciation day. anyone that dresses like a cow can get free food but only until 7:00 tonight. so get a moo-ve on it. >> very good. >> one of the most popular stores is about free slurpe, s which is thursday, july 11th from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. you can get a free small drink hot dogs, chicken tenders can be sold for $1. fresh muscles are dell kasays for diners but there is a problem if you have spent time along the rocks of northern california you may have noticed a not so subtle change in the environment where the muscles live. the cause traces back to those hot days that we had last month. as abc 7 news reporter wade freed man found out the implications may be broader. >> reporter: the particular splinter of low tide along

northern california's coast, a liver of low lying summertime fog and tranquility and predictability or maybe not for jackie of the marine lab. she had been out on the rocks one afternoon last month checking the resident population when she noticed a distinct change. >> normally the muscle beds are very dark and tight. it says, looks like a carpet. >> reporter: what she found that day and remains dead muscles on the rocks, more dead muscles than anyone could count. >> we're talking tens of thousands of muscles. >> reporter: it is what scientists call a mass mortality event or die off that we now know extends as far north as fort bragg and likely due to climate change. >> we've seen smaller die offs, patches throughout the muscle bed but we haven't seen a die off to this extent. >> reporter: scientists say this should never take place in early

june i. was a conflew wednesd june. it was a confluence of events. the muscles never had a chance. they thrive around 50 degrees and can survive in rare temperatures approaching the low 90s but that day last month in the heat wave, their environment hit three digits. >> they were cooked. >> reporter: species depend on them for survival, think biological dominos. >> if we see events like this happening more frequently, we're concerned about the health of the muscle beds and the health of the echo system as a whole. >> reporter: what began with a pleasant walk now interpreted as a warning shot. >> i hope not to see a surprise like this again. >> reporter: wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> signs of change. let's talk about the change in weather forecast. spencer is seeing signs of change, as well. >> that's true. change i think we'll appreciate. it will be warming up but not tonight.

here is a live look fog advancing across the bay and inland as it often does this time of the evening and this time of the year. here is the controlling arrangement, alignment of systems in our weather right now. high pressure from our southeast is spreading westward and move the clouds out and bring us a warmup over the next several days but not in time to remove tonight's fog which will advance inland overnight lows in the mid to upper 50s and maybe reduced visibility and hours for morning commuters. highs range from mid 60s to the costa upper 70s to upper 8 0s inland. hook at the high temperatures on friday, saturday and sunday and mid to upper 90s and low to mid 80s around the bay shoreline and mid to upper 60s on the coast and temperatures start to moderate early next week. nice warmup is going our way. >> thank you, spencer. a lot of warriors news to talk about. >> we thought we knew a lot about kevin durant but there are things we're learning and how we gt to brooklyn is surprising. kevin durant signing with the

nets was surprising. plus, a wife carrying championship followup we have followed up and we

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from the new york daily times tweeting the nets general manager said katy committed to brooklyn via instagram before he spoke or met with the team. would you believe that? i call that interesting. it's a move we all saw coming due to salary cap restrictions but official, the warriors waved him according to espn, the 33-year-old becomes a free agent and really solidified a backup point guard spot. he won three titles with the team but livingston is moving on. coming off the summer league win over the lakers yesterday, warriors off today in las vegas. jordan pool making the most of his opportunity. the 28th overall pick out of michigan scored a game high 23 in last night's win and in the early going looks like a nice fit in the second unit taking advantage of the minutes and opportunity here. >> that's the game of runs. a great team and being able to stay composed and focused throughout the stretch is a matter of how you respond.

to be in the position i'm in now i'm blessed and showing my capabilities. >> so far pool can splash. jordan bell is moving to minnesota but not before thinking the warriors. he wrote thank you as i begin my new chapper the, i' epe echapte forget my time. this season will be in the twin cities. >> tour de france, this seems like an unfair advantage, right? what is this? action packed. that did not count. italy beats alexander in the split to the finish. >> serena williams fined $10,000 for damaging a practice court with a racket. the incident happened during a training session as she describes, she threw a racket and got fined. serena with racket in hand here taking on alison in the quarter. won the first set serving the second and risking it all. drops that in right there. she won the second set 6-4. we go to the third. serena showing us why she is

serena. watch her in the far court rally here and beautiful action in wimbledon right there ripping a winner. the fist bump. serena is serena finishing in style an ace and she wins it in three sets now. onto the semis and says she's not stressed. >> i definitely feel more pressure as i got older and now that i am past older, i feel a little bit less pressure so i -- [ laughter ] >> i'm so serious. >> how about a little roll reversal at wimbledon in a senior invitation do you recaai doubles match. i would call it fun. the chair umpire tries to make calls. watch here. he'll take a spill. here it comes. wait for it. there it is. it's just not that easy. both ways around. the player had trouble with the ipad so he kept calling deuce. yesterday at 6:00 we showcase

the world life carrying championships, an event where a husband carries his wife over his shoulders going through an obstacle course. you thought that was great? check this out. >> whoever wins gets a "good morning america" hat. on your mark, get set, go. >> hey, did you see this? spencer christian may '97 and spencer, i'll have you take over. looks like oh, oh, you missed the -- oh. there was a replay where you kind of cheated. what happened there? [ laughter ] >> whoever wins gets a "good morning america" hat. on your mark, get set, go. >> here we go. so i couldn't jump over that so i went around it, the hurdle.st [ lahter ] creativity. >> at least i cheated openly. >> you knew they were watching, right? >> right. i was strong like bull. strong like bull. >> good find there, spencer.

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