wreckage is still out there on the runway. looks like hayward police still keeping watch. the ntsb is scheduled to arrive tomorrow. we'll show you what it looks like from sky 7. you can see at this point this was shot a short time ago and there were emergency vehicles out there including the local fire department but unfortunately, we understand the flight instructor was pronounced dead at the scene. the student was taken to an area hospital. we understand he is in critical condition. we did talk with a witness, a young man who was passing by the airport when he heard an unusual noise. >> driving down the skywest and just heard a loud bang and came down here and saw that helicopter crash. >> hopefully everything is all right.

i just heard somebody passed away so they were practicing hovering, which was unique to helicopters. and something happened. the helicopter crashed. >> reporter: this is a picture of the helicopter we found on the company's facebook page. the tail number on this picture matches the helicopter, the tail number on the wreckage behind me. the facebook page has since been taken down it appears by the company. at this point again, investigators, the ntsb expected here tomorrow. according to the airport manager, there was no disstress call from the helicopter in the seconds and moments before the crash and there was no black box inside the helicopter. in hayward, laura anthon abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. breaking news in the north bay and just after 4:00 this

afternoon, trains were running between san rafael south of where this happened. a bus bridge is taking passengers between sonoma county airport stations. this is the fifth fatality involving smart trains in the past few weeks. >> it's been three months since the abc 7 news i-team broke this story. a 12-year-old girl attacked by a bully in an east may classroom and the teacher walked away. >> that teacher wants to give his side of the story and spoke with dan who is here with a report you'll only see on abc 7. >> the teacher said he received no training how to handle bullies or break up a fight. he wishes he had a second chance and says he should have handled it differently. jeremy cooper was a second year teacher still on probation preparing for his history class in march. >> in walks a large group of students led by the student who bullied val. >> reporter: cooper says it was planned and students that didn't

belong in the class took out cell phones and recorded a bully beating the 1212-year-old. the camera caught the teacher raising his hands and walking away. >> i called the office. i spoke to the secretary. first thing out of my mouth, it's a student in my class, it's val i don't know what to do. you need to help me. >> reporter: the beating continued for a full 40 seconds. she felt all alone and wished cooper stepped in. >> i was very shocked that he didn't do anything because most teachers just go and try to stop it but he didn't do anything. >> reporter: finally, a p.e. teacher came to her aid. >> if you had a second chance to do it differently, would you? >> of course, yeah. >> reporter: how so? >> well, i would have immediately stepped in and done what the p.e. teacher did. >> reporter: cooper tells me he had no training from the school district, the union or new teacher training program how to handle an incident like this. >> i've been told by the principal and by many other professionals you should never

touch a student, call the office. it's the principal's job to break up fights or stop these kind of interactions. >> reporter: school superintendent matthew deafuffy declined to be interviewed but a spokesman said classroom management is covered at the four-day new teacher orientation and student safety is the top priority for district employees. every adult is expected to take necessary steps to protect the children we serve. val val's mother kept her out of school after the beating and complained for weeks the a school did not address what p hah happened. after i started asking questions they placed the principal and teacher on administrative leave and they both lost their job. >> it was sad. >> reporter: he said it cleared him of wrongdoing. still he says he's lost several teaching opportunities because of that viral video so he's not awe plying to be a sheet metal worker.

>> it feels like teaching as a profession is this very high-stakes endeavor. if something happens or goes wrong or if there is a complaint made against you, it blows up into this big huge thing. >> cooper tells me he's learned from the mistake and hopes to return to teaching. by the way his family appears in courti court trying to get a restraining order:i'll keep track of what happens. >> shame all the way around. >> it is. well, two fires sparked today in the south bay, one on the left you're seeing video from where fire burned five acres and a barn and damaged several buildings. on the right a fire that burned in san jose destroyed buildings and claimed a dog's life. that fire burned on aborn road. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen is live from the scene with more, chris? >> reporter: hi, dan. the fire department will remain here at the scene throughout the night just in case anything flairs up. if you take a look behind me,

you can see the extend of the damage and how the fire got very close to a number of homes on the hill. in san jose today, evergreen resident mimi told abc 7 news this is one of the hardest days of his life. >> i lost everything. i lost everything. >> reporter: late this afternoon, she found out her cottage was among two buildings destroyed by a vegetation fire that burned 47 acres. her dog bubby was home alone when the fire broke and did not survive. >> it's my baby. it's like my son. i rescued him because he was in a hurricane harvey. >> reporter: the fire near aborn road started just after 11:00 this morning. it was contained within an hour and a half but in between neighbors watched helplessly as the flames got closer to their homes. >> one of our sons called me and said, you know, do you know that the hill is on fire and i didn't. >> reporter: some neighbors stayed back to try to protect their properties. linda's husband was among them.

>> he's been spraying down the yard really and just keeping an eye out on any new fires starting up or whatever but he's been outside the whole time. >> reporter: the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> we've got three different kinds of fire engines on this scene right now. we've got hand crews from cal fire in the department of corrections. we did have aircraft both fixed wing and helicopters working on this fire as well as dozers. >> reporter: more than 100 firefighters from cal fire and san jose responded. >> if you need them, they are there in a few minutes. really glad they are there. >> reporter: for some, a bitter tweet sense of gratitude. >> that's my life right there:it just got burned down. >> reporter: as you can imagine, the roads behind me leading up to the homes are very narrow but just moments ago, san jose police reopened the road to allow neighbors back into their homes. we're live in san jose, i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> we are coming down to the end

of the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. the jury picked at the end of april. opening statements wrapped up days later. the prosecution started in early may. the defense just got its turn in june. now the final witnesses are expected to take the stand tomorrow with closing arguments scheduled for the end of the month. today prosecutors brought two witnesses to the stand. a former oakland police officer and an atf agent. both gave testimony contradicting statements made by a ghost ship warehouse resident and by defendant derick almena. one victim's mother called the stories out right lies. >> it appears to me that he is lying and not only him but about two of his other buddies are making up stories. >> they face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 2016 fire. to find out when a victim is reached in the case download the abc 7 news app.

we'll send out a push alert when the news breaks. i.c.e. was expected to begin sweeps over the weekend in ten major cities including san francisco for about 2,000 undocumented immigrants. now while we have not heard about anyone being taken into custody here anxiety is running high in many bay area communities. abc 7 news reporter luz pena is live in the mission district. >> dan and ama, here in san francisco's mission district, it seems like everything is getting back to normal. families out here talking to friends and shopping but even though raids didn't take place here in the bay area. they tell me they are still afra afraid. rolling her ice cream cart she said she came out of hiding. [speaking foreign language]. >> she explained to us she's still afraid but had no other option but to go out and work. >> these raids are politically motivated as we know and get closer to the election that these attacks will be constant.

>> reporter: after president donald trump confirmed 2,000 undocumented immigrants will be detained by i.c.e. starting sunday. many families like this one were on high alert. do you guys have a plan? >> yeah. >> so we always say that if we do have people knock at the door, to not answer, to not even pretend like we're not home and if there is forced entry, we have a hiding spot for our parents. >> reporter: a hiding place they built years aduo. they tell me that after the announced raids, they are even more convinced secret room is necessary. the rapid response network is ready to represent any undocumented immigrants detained by i.c.e. but this weekend they did not receive any reports of raids. in san francisco, activists tried to deliver petitions to amazon callingorec giant to cut ties with i.c.e. >> amazon web services which provides all the storage for the data that people are mining and collecting about immigrants in

order to detain and deport them. >> reporter: in a statement, amazon responded there is clearly a need for more clarity from governments on what is acceptable use of artificial intelligence and ramifications for misuse. and we have provided a proposed legislative frame work for this. the rapid response network did confirm they received more than 300 calls from san francisco alone this weekend to put it into perspective, they receive that many calls in a month. in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> for information about rim ever immigration rights, zifrl rights and more go to abc7news.com take action to find answers and find your ally. abc 7 news has made a commitment to building a better bay area. looking for ways to improve the place you live. >> next, we're live with san francisco's newest idea to give the homeless population a place to stay. >> if i do and build a better bay area, i need to get a better night's sleep. >> she is on board with building a better bay area but not with

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on the old cars, bart will add straps to the bike areas. bart has been testing them to help hold bikes in place and bike psyc bike cyclists are adding them to the dream cars we devoted a week to covering the cars as our commitment to building a better bay area. you can see them on abc7news.com. housing is a big issue where we focus our efforts and highlighting an idea giving people who don't have a home and sleep in their cars a safe place to park. the lot would be next to the ba balboa park with enough space for three dozen cars. the homeless population is the highest in the bay area and is rising. you can see the graph on abc7news.com. we are joined live from the city with a look at the logistics behind the latest proposal. >> reporter: hey, so here is the lot behind me.

there are already plans to build more than 100 affordable housing units here but the construction won't start until the fall of 2020. in the meantime, the vision is for this to be a safe place for people living in their vehicles, people who have gone through a screening process to not only park but get services, too. in just a few months, this parking lot could be transformed. spaces empty now filled with campers, rvs and vehicles for people who use them as homes. >> i think it would be actually pretty good. >> reporter: john says it's better than what is happening now, people parking cars and rvs on streets in front of people's houses. >> i see it all the time, you know. it's kind of like sketchy because you don't know what is going on in there. >> i heard from neighbors said i'm concerned for those living in vans and rvs. what are you going to do about it? >> reporter: the supervisor proposed this idea making this the city's first ever vehicle

triage center with space for nearly three dozen vehicles. >> it will have 24-hour security and bathrooms and on site services and the idea is calling it a triage is to get folks out of their vehicles and into a more permanent housing situation. >> reporter: supervisor says it's more than just safe parking. there will be staff on hand to connect people with social services. >> i personally wouldn't have a problem but i think if it does become a concern, then maybe the city would have to try and see what they can do about that and how that can further improve. >> reporter: the mayor committed still for it to happen here, there has to be a planning code change and approval from the board of super vivisors. >> we have to help people get off the streets, you know? >> reporter: this isn't a done deal just yet but the supervisor said he really wants to hear from the community so that's why he's going to be holding a

community meeting that will be held this saturday from 11:00 to 1:00 so he can hear from residents before moving forward. reporting live, a brbc 7 news. >> the idea of safe parking sites for vehicle dwellers is not specific to san francisco. in oakland, mountain view and palo alto and san jose over just the past few months. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area, share them by joining the better bay area group on facebook. >> great to hear from you. all right. another week started. what it will be like for the next few days? >> drew tuma has that for us. >> it's starting off warm and windy and find a little bit of fog turning overnight tonight. live doppler seven with satellite right now showing you it is a mainly clear picture for a lot of us. the sweep is a calm one. the picture tonight will take you to emeryville a live look outside, beautiful golden gate bridge in the background and alcatraz and light chop on the bay waters and a lot of sunshine right now but we will find fog

returning. here is the accuweather highlights over the next couple days. we'll track the coastal fog over the next 12 hours. that fog is going to be limited tonight. it won't be wide spread. it is an indication tomorrow it will be a very warm day away from the coast again our warmest spots going into the 80s and 90s and later in the week slightly cooler air will arrive. you'll feel that thursday and friday to finish the week ahead. micro cliemmate in full effect. 77 san jose and warm 90 in brentwood and napa checking in warm in the north bay with a temperature of 83 degrees. so we take a look at the winds and still breezy. look at san francisco gusting to 40 miles per hour thanks breeze coming off the ocean water so that's why the city is in the 60s. 24 the current guest and 17 in oakland and 24 fairfield. we're tracking another breezy day on the way tomorrow. high pressure right to our east has given us that rather warm air today and this is slowly

going to break down and slowly push off to the east and help move it out of here is this area of low pressure that will move on shore over the next couple days and kind of ease the heat in the warmest spots inland but that will not happen until thursday and friday. overnight tonight, we'll see cloud cover along the coast and patchy fog along the bay shoreline and temperatures in the mid 50s close to the coast, some spots like san jose, concord and antioch will hold in the low 60s overnight tonight. so let's show you highs on your tuesday and the micro climate in the south bay 82 san jose and warm and sunny 80 in sunnyvale. along the peninsula, bright and warm. 78 the high in palo alto tomorrow and 74 in redwood city. half moon bay breezy and cooler at 64 degrees. down ton san francisco with afternoon sunshine and morning cloud. 66 downtown. 70 the high in south san francisco and north bay it's a warm one again in the 80s. 89 santa rosa and 88 and 83 the

high in thnavato. 73berkeley. it's warm to hot. upper 80s to low 90. 91 brentwood and 89 concord and 87 livermore and fairfield 89. let's plan the next seven-days for you. we'll track the fog to sunshine tomorrow and wide range on wednesday. then we'll gradually feel the colder weather going back into the 80s. start the weekend breezy and the breeze will warm us up sunday and monday we're back into the low 90s. >> very nice. thanks. >> sure. coming up, see how close and how far uber is to

another record setting day on wall street but without the big gains we saw friday. the dow added 27 and the nasdaq went up by 14 and the s&p was flat but ended in the green which nudged it the a new record close. stock in uber rose today. the same day it released the annual diversity report. the san francisco ride share company wants to be quote the most diverse equatable and most inclusive workplace on the planet. how close is it to the goal? uber has more women, more black and hispanic workers.

more women are in leadership roles but the company has a way to go. in the u.s. uber staffer is currently 64% male, 44% white and 33% asian. the popularity of politicians the research center combed through to find who american adults follow. more than a quarter of adults on twitter followed barack obama. one in five follo follow @realdonaldtrump and followed by 6% of adult users. president trump is at the center of a controversy with a tweet about four democratic congresswomen. president trump wrote why don't they go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came? then come back and show us how it's done. some people took it as being racist because all four of the congresswomen are of color and one of them immigrated from somalia. the president today explained his tweet and whether he's worried about how it's being

interpreted. >> it doesn't concern me because many people agree with me and all i'm saying, they want to leave, they can leave. now, it doesn't say leave forever. it says leave. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is planning to hold a vote on the resolution condemning the president's comments. you can soon go back to calling the owani hot hot hot ht ahwenie hotel. cigarette butts, glow sticks, empty bottles of beer. remanence of a good time and that's without a late night food truck. what has some residents saying not in their neighborhood. on prime day you're doing more than just

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the hotel is coming back in yosemite. a settlement deal is reached following a trademark lawsuit. >> work to change the name back has begun now that the dispute

is over. >> jason from our abc sister station in fresno has the story. >> reporter: a day for celebration and even some high fives as park officials and visitors share excitement after seeing crews begin to switch back the names of some of the properties at jyosemite nationa park. >> today is a special day like historical. >> reporter: robert burnet has been visiting the park all his life and seeing the iconic sign restored reminding him of his youth and summer spent at yosemite. >> it brings back memories my father and mother, it is family. >> reporter: hotels and other yosemite land parks were renamed more than three years ago because of a contract dispute. the parks former concession operator delaware north filed a lawsuit saying it owned the trademark name for the hotel, curry village and other properties. but all that change monday after the two sides announced they had struck a deal to give the national park its names back.

>> the village opened in 1899 and the hotel in 1927. for a lot of people it's family history and a connection. >> reporter: the settlement won't come cheap. the current concessioner aramark is set to pay $8 million and the federal government will kick in another 4 million to change the names of places like the majestic hotel and half dome village back to their original name. no matter what happens, this settlement agreement will allow the national park to hold on to its naming rights in the future. in yosemite national park, jason al jason, abc 7 news. a man that confessed to killing a couple in 2004 was sentenced to three consecutive life sentences in pricson toda. the parents of lindsey attending the hearing. lindsey and her fiancee were camping at fish head beach in genre when they were shot and killed by sean gollon. lindsey's brother brought the dress she was supposed to wear

on her wedding day set for the month after the murder. >> they had a future in their marriage. they had a future with us. their grandchildren. the emptiness of the dress is what i wanted to show. >> new details about the killings were revealed including that lindsey was not sleeping when she was shot. audio from the confession was played and he said lindsey sat up when she heard the shot that killed her fiancee. one dog dead and another hurt, all the result of a chi yowe -- coyote attack inside. that coyote is still on the loose. >> i turn the corner coming to the kitchen and there is blood all over the floor in the kitchen. >> reporter: these are pictures of what scott gooding says looked like a crime scene. >> my dog murphy was lying here in a pool of blood. >> reporter: his three dogs attacked inside their own home by a coyote that came in through the doggie door.

this is surveillance video from next door of the packed gathering in the street. murphy was badly injured but survived however his 10-year-old mulitpoo sally was killed. >> when they are a threat, we have to do something. when the coyote comes into my house, they are a threat. >> reporter: this is unprecedented. >> the city manager says the city is trying to raise awareness. >> keep pet food inside. keep water inside for your pet. keep lids on trash cans. >> reporter: neighbors fear what happened at scott goodings home is not an isolated incident because one year before that another pet was killed at this home and it was caught on camera. the video shows the coyote moving back and forth several times and jumping up on the side wall before the cat tries to defend itself. the coyote gives chase killing the cat just up the street. >> that is scary bausehey

are nttking mpets.they are also with wildlife coyotes were here before we were but so were the rats. yet when we have a problem with them, we do something about it and the coyotes should be no different. >> reporter: gooding and his neighbors say they are circulate a petition to try to get the city to hire trappers. in the meantime, he says to protect his remaining pets, he'll take matters into his own hands. >> i keep a shotgun right on the kitchen counter if the coyote comes in here again, i'll take him out. >> reporter: rob mcmillan, abc 7 news. a hiker who vanished for days in the forest near death valley has been found alive. 60-year-old cheryl powell is recovering in the hospital with her family you see here. she disappeared friday near a camp ground in the national forest. she walked away to use the restroom, but ran when she saw a man with a knife coming toward her. today searchers found powell using helicopters and thermal

imaging. she survived by traveling at night to avoid dehydration and ate a cactus. >> what a story. >> yeah. abc 7 news is about building a better bay area. residents of one neighborhood banded together now. >> they are petitions against a food truck from operating on their streets. dion lim got answers from all sides and brings us the story. >> we see cigarettes butts and glow sticks. just up the street are beer bottles so this is without the foot truck. >> reporter: kris has lived here for over 30 years near busy union street. >> i knew what i was getting into with the bars. >> reporter: it's what is about to happen with folks outside the bars and late at night that has kris and dozens of neighbors worried. >> there is shouting and yelling and fights and those things pierce up the hill, right up to the residents. >> reporter: according to the permit notice, a taco truck plans to operate between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. the department of public works tells me more than 80 people have filed petitions against the

permit believing the truck will bring not only extra noise but trash and more. this is the foot truck in question. even though residents say the permit appears that this truck wants to operate six days a week, the owner says that's not the case. your intent is only to have it for three days. >> yeah. >> reporter: he has three street meat food trucks in the city and for a couple of years, parked without a permit. he says he's dedicated to working with the community. >> we put our garbage can outside and have our security. >> reporter: supervisor kathryn stephanie's office said she welcomes the community's robust response and her office will continue to monitor the item closely. a public hearing on the permit will happen in the coming months and in the meantime, chris is focussing on the bigger picture. >> san francisco has so many other problems but this is going to start pulling resources away

from things that are much more important. >> reporter: dion lim, abc 7 news. here at abc 7 we are celebrating our 70th anniversary this year. >> television news has come a long way in that time. compare what you're seeing now to what it was like decades ago and see what i

we're sad to report one of the earliest sport s casters passed away at 97. he started at abc 7 in the early 1950s right after the station first went on the air. bob's long career on tv and radio included calling games for the 49ers, warriors and many colleges. this video shows bob when he came back to abc 7 for the station's 40th anniversary in 1989. while we're taking a look back at history, all this year we're celebrating our 70th anniversary some of the first people to work in tv like in the early days to the tech community now. a whole new industry trying to invent the future. one thing they had to create is a newscast and station executives were not too sure how to handle it. imagining what local tv news would look like was especially

challenging. the cameras were huge and expensive and not suited for fast on the spot news. the first formula they came up with was a 15-minute newscast with a lot of still photos and occasional bit of film and an unseen announcer reading details. that lasted well into the 1950s even as kgo tv moved to a new state of the art station on golden gate avenue. the television industry was flourishing along with the rest of the nation's economy. >> they will know you've arrived when you drive up in the 1958 car that's truly new. the same year it showed up, the san francisco giants arrived in town and channel 7 managers decided it was time for what they call the news commentator to finally be seen on camera. he appeared in front of a big map like this and read stories ripped off the wire service teletype. william wenter was kgo tv's first commentator. >> the station management

wondered whether television was really equipped to broadcast news because the person would sit behind a desk and look into the camera and talk. >> well, of course tv turned out to be a well suited for news coverage but it took awhile to figure that out. >> it did. we have the whole story at abc 7 news in the '50s and '60s and memorable moments from the past and they are all online. >> check it out on our platforms including amazon fire. all right. we're facing a start of anoth

prime day is in full swing. >> michael finney has been tracking the sales and reactions to it. >> hard not to be watching this today. i mean, fwere you getting the emails? remarkable. the two big shopping seasons were the december holidays and back to school. black friday and cyber thursday lengthen the holiday buying season, now amazon has done the same with back to school shopping. amazon prime is in full swing on this july 15th. now think about that date just for a moment.

the 15th payday for many americans. >> amazon really does have a good understanding of consumer psychology. they pay attention to things like that. >> that's consumer psychologist kate yarrow. she says amazon is creating an early back to school season to get closer to us, to train us. >> if you order on alexa you get extra discounts and buy things before other people. if you try some of their in home shopping services, you get a 20% discount. use more amazon knowing that they can train people behaviorally if people like what they do. >> check out the countdown clocks all over amazon's website. the prime day sale ends when? this item goes off sale in exactly exact exactly 10 hours, 29 two seconds. fear of missing out and amazon is a player.

>> the fact that this is kicking off the back to school shopping season is really central to the success of prime but the other thing that they are great at is instilling fear. so we get is the fear we're going to miss out. >> 102 million? >> it creates similar consumer stresses as auctions. time is running out, there are only so many and you are in competition. >> we don't buy it now, it will be way more expensive or the fear that somebody else will buy it and be left for us. >> sure, amazon is trying to sell you stuff but not just today, prime day is a relationship building tool. keep that in mind. now all day long 7 on your side has been tracking a market basket of products to see if real deals are being offered and the answer is yes. the products we tracked were actually on sale. you can check them for yourself on abc7news.com. now i want to hear from you, my 7 on your side hot line is

monday through friday 10:00 to 2:00. 415-954-8151 and you can reach me on my facebook page and abc7news.com. >> fomo is a powerful human emotion. >> it is. >> thanks, michael. >> let's turn our attention one last time to the weather. >> don't missgood weather. >> if you like it warm, you'll like the forecast. patchy fog along the bay shoreline and closer to the coast but again, the marine layer isn't as wide spread tonight as it has been in the past couple of nights. you see temperatures in the mid 50s. some spots in the warmest areas will stop in the low 60s. the 12-hour day planner shortly aft after 6:00 in the morning, a lot of sunshine for many of us and mild to warm again with the warmest spots in the 80s and 90s. highs on tuesday, 80 in fremont and 82 in san jose and 89 in santa rosa and 66 and breezy in

the city tomorrow and 74 in palo alto and warm 78. here is the seven-day forecast. fog to sunshine and we'll continue the trend on wednesday. slightly cooler weather to finish the week thursday into friday and breezy weekend for sunday and back into the 90s on monday. >> very good. >> all right. thanks, drew. >> an exciting day in giants' baseball. >> yeah, larry is here. >> hitting and hitting and hitting. brandon crawford puts his name in a sentence with willie bays. shortstop with a record-setting

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good evening. after struggling for most of the season scoring runs the giants turned into an offensive juggerna juggernaut. they put up 19 in colorado. in denver, get your tacos here. your tacos. this would be the opo taco. brandon crawford in the first. giants go up in a flash. crawford just getting started. doubles with two on. 7-0 giants. 4 for 6 in the game. kevin pillar doubles from home. notice the score at the top a big for you so you see the big numbers there still in the third. joe panik single and polar 9-0 and brandon belt base hit and now we've reached double digits

and buster posey caps the scoring in the inning with the fifth homer of the year to make it an even dozen enlarging the score. check out what the rockies broadcasters did. they skrcribbled it out. it was 13-0. crawford another two-run blast makes it 15-0. crawford drove in eight tieing a san francisco single game record with mays and the giants go on to win 19-2 and the scoreless in the third inning in game two. no hard feelings, just appreciation. that was the sentiment of the warriors joe myers today. and more than we've ever seen in the summertime, the moment, the second the free agency began over the nets enjoying his pals kyrie irving and deandre jordan left $57 million on the table. the warriors could pay the gap between the teams. myers says the warriors have

k.d. and understands his decision to move on. >> we just felt like it was something inside of him and in his heart he wanted to try something different. nothing wrong with that. i have a peace about it, personally. he is just and one of the best athletes in our city and certainly this organization. growing up here, the fact that kevin durant wore a warriors uniform for three years to me is pretty cool. i think for him it was a new chapter. >> as the graphic says here, myers addressing addition of d'angelo russell. he shot down rumors the warriors may try to flip russell to another team saying they didn't sign him with the i tent of dnt dealing with him. money can't solve every problem but can get you a kicker. robbie said he wanted to be traded from the 49ers, hoping to join his hometown bears.

niners saidilllke you happy to ? they agreed to a fol worth $19 million. he missed one field goal last year and led the entire nfl and field goal efficiency so gold strikes gold becoming the second highest paid kicker in football in annual salary under $5 million a year. sports released the madden players rating. the highest ranked in the bay area. his balance here . the max you can get is a 99 on the 49ers side, richard sherman highest ranked player with a 93. nfl players actually look at these e.a. sports rankings and always lobby by-iing for a bett score. tom brady wants e.a. sports to bump up his speed rating after being ranked the slowest in the nfl. clearly undoctored video on social media. new record. tom brady, let's do it one more

time. you missed it if you blinked. tom brady has a good sense of humor on social media. i'm not sure by the way if this is cause and effect but when i went on vacation, the giants exploded scoring all of these runs game after game after game for the good of the team i would be willing to go back to location, back to hawaii and report from the beach.>>ou're s >> you've always taken one for the team. >> i'll take as many as you need. many games. >> thanks, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv 20. cable channel 713. it was supposed to be a celebration of music and this happened. everyone is evacuating instead. >> then on abc 7 news at 11. >> a local restaurant owner was harassed for beiing muslim that happened just recently but she's taking a bad experience and doing good for the community. >> and coming up tonight on

7 news, "the bash lor et" and more. that is this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news whenever you like on the abc 7 news app. >> for all of us, have a great evening. >> i could go.

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