>> i'm am a daetz. t it's said the sfp broke state and federal law. >> it shows police are trying to figure out how i got this police report on the death. in the court document an sfpd investigator lists i-team reports tweet by tweet story by story on the death of jeff adacih in february at this north beach apartment. they wanted to know how i got the police report that included photographs of the scene and concluded dan noise was offered the death investigation report by brian carmody that obtained the report from a san francisco police officer. carmody is a freelance reporter that sells information. based on that affidavit, the judge approved a warrant for carmody's phone records and another judge approved a raid on his home and office. david snider is executive director of the first amendment

collision. >> i think the police department violated the california constitution and california law. i think they violated federal law in executing these search warrants. this is a huge deal. >> the investigator did not tell the judge he's a journalist and had a press pass for 16 years. they listed him as freelance videographer, communications manager, uso bay area and wrote he is not currently employed by any of the news organizations that obtained the death investigation report. >> i would say it's absolutely clear that the department should have known that brian carmod kbrrks is a journalist and stretches credibility they had no idea. >> bill scott declined my request for an interview today but i questioned him at a news conference in may. how can you defend a raid on a journalist's home and office? >> i'm not -- i'm not here to try to defend it because there is a lot of information that we have to really look at and refle

reflect. >> his staff says the police department is reviewing protocols on members of the news media and san francisco department of police accountability is investigating what p happened. in san francisco today, scott said we must take steps to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> the suppress a corner stone of our democracy and the last thing we need is police raids on journalists so that they can't even protect our sources. >> the judge ordered six lines blacked out on the affidavit for a confidential informant. it appears to be someone that identified carmody has having that police report but under the court order, all of the information is not to be use in further action because a search warrant on a journalist is improper. >> out of curiosity, your name is all over this document. >> yeah. >> how did it make you feel seeing how -- i don't know if the word obsessed is correct but they clearly wanted to find out how you got your information. >> i kind of expected it.

i expected to be questioned by the police at some point but it looks like they realize i'm a real reporter and am protected under the california shield law so they couldn't really come after me. but they did go after brian carmody. >> what's next? >> four more hearings on four more search warrants, the one on his home and office so we should have more documentation like this coming out. >> interesting. >> continue to follow it all. thank you, dan. new at 6:00, berkeley police told us a woman was raped as she walked her dog near people's park this morning. it happened a dwight way. police say a man went up to a dog walker around 7:30 claimed he had a gun, forced her into a secluded area and took her cell phone and that's when the sexual assault happened. police have arrested a suspect, his name is demetrious johnson 36 years old. investigators say the victim did not know the suspect. he was a stranger. new at 6:00 a san jose man is charged with the murder of his mother. police say 35-year-old ryan

gar garner assaulted his 57-year-old mother at their home last thursday and dropped her off at regional medical center and left. the woman's enjuinjuries were n survivable and died after being on life support for four days. >> new at 6:00 a long-time member of the san francisco police department is moving across the bay and will be hayward's next police chief. tony toney chaplin will start in september. chaplain tells abc 7 news quote it's a great opportunity but leaving is bittersweet to me because i've worked with great people here. with an update out of oakland on the search for a potentially armed suspect near 580 in the intersection of keller avenue. police say they have arrested two people and have found guns, as well. both suspects are wanted in connection with the criminal investigation. one of the most clicked stories on our website abc7news.com is a tragic one. a couple celebrating their wedding anniversary in san

francisco over the weekend hit by a speeding car. the husband died, the wife still hospitalized. the driver has been arrested on misdemeanor charges. only abc 7 news has video of the crash that shows just how fast the driver was going. we've slowed it down so you can better see what happened and froze the video so you don't actually see the impact as the couple got hit. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez following up on the story joining us live. many say not enough is being done to protect pedestrians in these cases. >> reporter: that's right. they are saying that but take a look at this very busy intersection. you have the crosswalk very visible here. you have these markers surrounding me. to my right, let's be the bicycle lane all meant to protect me and the bike psyccyc and advocates say more of all of this is needed around the city.

>> lucy morales. nancy ing. >> reporter: today in front of san francisco city hall a moment of silence for those pedestrians and bicyclists who have died this year after being hit on city streets. the most recent one this past sunday. this video seen only on abc 7 shows the driver of a black tesla speeding and going through a red light before hitting a couple in the crosswalk. while this chart put out by sfgov shows the number of people killed dropped over the years, city officials say more is needed. >> we know, these are not numbers. we have to constantly be reminding people that these are people. >> reporter: the city spent millions on engineering projects meant to keep pedestrians safe. at this intersection in laguna street, cars are now not allowed to make a right hand turn on red after a pedestrian died at that intersection but san francisco is criticized for being being

reaction. a few month ace go police were stopping people on 19th avenue caught texting while driving. today, there is no enforcement in that location. and last may citations were given out to uber and lyft drivers that double parked at a busy intersection to pick up passengers. if you go today, they are no longer there. the driver of the car that hit the two pedestrians was charged with involuntary vehicle slaughter and running a red light. those charged usually face minimal penalties. state senator scott weaner says that, too, has to change. >> california state law honestly when you read it, it's as if people who aren't driving cars barely sat amento that would force caltrans to make pedestrian

safety improvements when they are working on state highways that run through a city like san francisco. that would be of course 19th avenue, and park. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez. >> thank you. police say the 21-year-old driver in this case rented the car through get around. that's a car borrowing app. today abc 7 news leslie brinkley got a closer look how that app works. >> i've had my subwoofer blown out twice. >> reporter: rick took us for a spin in his 2018 audi convertible he's listed for a year. >> people can rent it online and use it and helps me cover my to convertible. >> get to enjoy my convertible when i'm home and other people pay for it when i'm not. >> reporter: it wents frents foa day to $200 a day on the

weekend. they say you unlock a vehicle with your cell phone, the keys are then locked inside the vehicle, no need to meet the owner. in fact, you can pick up the cars along a street or in a parking lot anywhere, any time. traditional car rental companies only rent to drivers 25 and older. get around says they rent to drivers 19 and older unless it's a specialty car. according to get around, a tesla model 3 like the one in the pedestrian accident is not a specialty car. thus the 21-year-old driver had access to it. benson says he had plenty of problems. >> it seems about every three months something bad happens. i had one young woman who rented cannabis. d returned it without >> reporter: last week. >> i had a gentleman rent my car on a tuesday, and get arrested

unbeknownst to me on wednesday for identity theft in sacramento. >> reporter: police impounded it. >> it was $1200. they will pay me back for that but. >> reporter: it's a hassle. >> it's a big hassle. is that worth it? i say so. my wife says no. [ laughter ] >> reporter: get around is popular in cities like oakland and san francisco. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> stories about this deadly crash are some of the most clicked on our website. we have more information about the victims and what is being done to prevent a crash like this from happening again. to learn the latest, download the abc 7 news app to get breaking news alerts. half of the homeless happen to live in oakland and that's the biggest headline from the full report just released from this year's homeless census. more than 4,000 people call oakland home without having a home. the second highe esest percenta live in berkeley. 8% live in fremont.

let's get back to oakland and a abc 7 news luz pena there live for us. what's the town doing about this? >> reporter: they say they are doing as much as they can and the mayor of oakland said she's not shocked by the numbers and tell me their goal is to have a total of 700 beds by the end of this year. let's keep in mind more than 4,000 homeless in this city. >> oakland is answerng this crisis with a sense of urgency and invasion. >> reporter: a crisis that one of more than 4,000 homeless living in oakland says it's taking too long to fix. >> our waiting list to be on a waiting list. i'm number 115. >> reporter: she says she checks every week to see if she's up for permanent using. >> srt of people like living in them tents. >> reporter: data collected by officials confirmed that oakland's homeless population

per capita surpasses anywhere in the bay area including san francisco. oakla oakland's homeless population rose 47% between 2017 and 2019. >> we have the triple whammy of income inequality, an inadequate supply of housing, insufficient protections against displacement and a mental health system that is not working. >> reporter: last month oakland opened the first rv parking site and announced two more under development. it also has four sites the city calls cabin communities offering beds in backyard sheds to 118 transitioning from homelessness. >> we need more. in the county, we need 6,000 more shelter beds. >> reporter: the mayor says the homelessness crisis is a county-wide issue. >> if other communities are not going to build housing and affordable housing, do not think it's appropriate to site homelessness facilities in their

communitie communities. >> reporter: now, that data collected also showed that between 12 to 15 people said they became homeless outside of oakland. live in oakland, luz pena. >> thank you. homeless people live in all nine counties of the bay area. to see how many there are where you live, go to abc7news.com. we have da to ta going back ove decade sorted by county. >> a bay area mother says she was racially profiled and accused of shoplifting and recorded what happened at a store on her phone and sharing her story with abc 7. she's going to walk us through her experience. >> i'm meet meteorologist drew . >> i'm meet meteorologist drew . it's a dry evening out at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households

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then and now. new at 6:00 one of the two stolen border puppies has been found. they say someone saw a woman walking the puppy in richmond. the person asked the woman about it, the woman left the dog and ran. police didn't find that woman or the other puppy unfortunately. the two dogs were stolen earlier this month. a castro valley woman took out her phone and started recording after she was accused of shoplifting at a kohl's store. she believes she was racially profiled. liz is live with the story, liz? >> reporter: yeah, ama, imagine coming to kohl's, trying to get a shirt for your daughter's

birthday party to be aggressively approached by two large men in this parkin lot who did not identify themselves and accuse you of shoplifting. that's what happened this to woman who thanks to this was able to record it. >> so please explain to me what i did. >> reporter: owe lyolanda began recording this video when she was approached by two security guards and accused of shoplifting. >> i come here and shop all the time. i spend a lot of money here, but because i look like a broke mom with a backpack, you target me. >> reporter: the nurse and mother of four said she purchased one shirt and left the other six items she tried on in the dressing room. >> they kept refusing to check my bag. i didn't take anything and kept insisting to check my bag. >> reporter: she tried to show them herself. >> let me do it. okay? a wallet, diapers, clothes, sunscreen. you see that? there you go. >> reporter: yolanda believes she was racially profiled.

she recorded the incident for her own safety. >> i knew from that moment that i needed to protect myself because i knew that it was going to be his word against mine and i was afraid. >> reporter: in a statement, kohl's told abc 7 the store prides itself on the customer service and creating a welcoming experience for all customers and they take allegations of this nature very seriously. they go on to say they apologized to yolanda directly for her experience and working on a resolution. >> i was humiliated and embarrassed and sick to my stomach. >> i never ever thought this kind of stuff would happen. everybody should feel like they can walk into a fitting room and leave their belongings behind without being accused of stealing. i'm just a normal mom trying to go to the store and shop and now i'm feeling like i need to present myself a certain way, look a certain way, can't carry a certain item or bag because

i'm being judged. >> reporter: now eventually she was released and went straight to the dressing room where she found the six items she tried on sitting right there. she says she's received no apology from the security guards and only after she posted on facebook did she get a response from kohl's. live in san leandro, liz. >> what is she saying about that response from kohl's? is she satisfied? >> reporter: no, she is not at all satisfied by that. she says she plans to take legal action at this point and says after she posted this video on facebook, she's received several responses from other people saying they had similar experiences, some even at this kohl's. so she says it's part of a larger issue that needs to be addressed. >> liz, thank you so much: governor new sosom announce new leadership for the dmv. steven gordon will be the new director when newsom took office, he announced the

creation of a strike team and the report came out today making recommendations and outlining the progress already made including a decrease in wait times. >> last august you would have been spending 58 minutes more waiting for a transaction than you would today. >> the long wait times had a lot to do with the complications caused by those real i.d.s. they will be required by october 2020 for air travel unless you have a passport with you. all dmv offices will close until 1:00 p.m. tomorrow so employees can train to process real i.d. transactions and improve customer service. all right. we are keeping close watch on the temperatures around here. >> which continue to rise drew too . >> they are. we'll see a warmer day than today but inland gets down right hot. live doppler 7 showing you the fog footprint banked up along the coastline of san francisco and half moon bay but elsewhere, a lot of sunshine.

outside the tower showing you just soaked in sun not only in san francisco but east bay and oakland hills seeing plentiful sunshine and baby blue skies. the highlights what we are tracking over the next couple days, starting tomorrow hottest spots close to 100 degrees by tomorrow afternoon away from the coast. however, that fog is still going to be there along the coastline so we'll stay comfortable and cool close to the ocean water. tomorrow afternoon we do expect but a 40 degree temperature range from the costa our inland communities as those highs really range from the 60s to close to triple digit heat however the weekend is trending warmer for everybody. looks like we'll lose the fog and that means our warmup will be felt along the coastline by saturday and sunday. right now 79 and 68 in oakland and drop to 64 in the city. 91 brentwood, san jose right now not too bad. comfortable at 75. overnight tonight here are the numbers. mid 50s to low 60s with limited fog. plenty of stores fars for a lot.

wide range and 98 in antioch and near 90 san jose with a high of 89 tomorrow and 76 in oakland. 90 in santa rosa and san rafael up to 87. along with this heat tomorrow, does come the increased risk of fire danger. look at 6:00 tomorrow evening. portions of napa county, contra costa and alameda, you can see the fire danger moderate to high thanks to extreme temperatures and low relative humidity. our vegetation is very dry. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. hotter inland and add clouds to the forecast on thursday. temperatures take a dip friday but then right back up over the weekend. saturday and sunday it is hotter area wide before we see a cooldown by monday and tuesday. >> thank you, drew. >> yeah. caltrain has plans for a big expansion over the next 20 years. how it plans to triple the number of riders it can

caltrain unveiled the long range vision for improvement and service for the next 20 years. 65,000 people ride the train every day. the goal is to triple that and provide service to 180,000 people by increasing the trains from five to eight and running express baby bullet trains every 15 minutes. it would need an extra 90 million dollar a year in subsides per year for the

upgrades. at san francisco international airport, the terminal one is officially open. the first flight went out at 5:35 a.m. to las vegas. here is new video showing passengers lined up at the security check point. the terminal is renamed in honor of harvey milk. he was assassinated in 1978. nine gates will be open for now but when the renovation is complete in 2023, there will be 25 gates. couple teenagers at the center of a missing person's investigation are suspects. the international murder mystery involving suspects and an american victim. 6 million consumers are getting letters from

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don't worry about that. michael finney is here to clarify any confusion. >> a lot of confusion. people are contacting us all day long. the letter is tied to pg&e's bankruptcy. more than 6 million customers getting this letter and many are asking does this apply tony received two letters at home and his office where he serves as a consumer group that advocates for consumer's energy needs. his office received numerous inquiries from pg&e customers mystified by what the letter is all about. >> we've had dozens of people call the office and people who happen to know me ask me directly what does this notice mean? >> reporter: tony points out the letter doesn't actually come from the utility but the company's bankruptcy attorneys and reads more like a legal

documented because that's what it really is. inn mcdonald is a bankruptcy attorney not affiliated with pg&e. >> it's a confusing letter when you first get it. >> reporter: the bottom line, if you have a claim against pg&e, you have to file before the deadline of october 21st. anything submitted after that likely won't get paid. so who needs to worry about this letter? well, let's start with who doesn't need to worry? >> people who do not have to file a claim right off the top customers. you don't have to file a claim if it's something arising out of your customer relationship like a refund, a billing dispute. >> diane wrote me saying i'm confused and hope you can explain. i don't know if shareholders need to file a claim. good question. mcdonald says the answer is no. >> a stock is not a claim for money. a stock is an ownership interest in the company and that will be

dealt with later. >> reporter: who does need to file? fire victims and anyone else with non-fire related damage that they are blaming on pg&e even if they have already filed a lawsuit. if you're not sure, protect yourself by filing a claim form. >> our advice to people is just to make sure, go ahead and fill out this form. it's a very short form. >> so far, 3700 claims have been filed. the utility tells us we remain focused on compensating fire victims as quickly as possible. further reducing wildfire risks. >> all right. >> thank you so much, michael. >> all right. developing news in a murder of a tourist couple in canada. two young men once thought to be missing are now the prime suspects in that case. police announced today the manhunt for the men ages 18 and 19. they are accused of killing three people including china and

lucas fouler, her boyfriend who is from australia. police believe the suspects are armed and dangerous. >> investigators have also been able to confirm that they have left british colombia. and have been spotted in northe northern. we believe they are likely continuing to travel. >> they were found shot to death in a highway ditch on july 15th. the third victim was discovered some 300 miles away. a coroner is still trying to determine his identity. the man at the center of massive protests in puerto rico told his opponents today that he's listening. though governor ricardo is still rejecting calls to step down. also today, the judge issued search warrants for the cell phones of the governor and officials tied to crude and offensive online chats. for more than a week, hundreds of thousands demanded resignation in protest at times turned violent.

those protests have spread tal >> this is something that concerns not only puerto ricans but everybody, every american here. their money is going to waste. >> protesters say it's not just about those offensive messages but the mismanagement of the government and they want gone now. we're less than 12 hours away hearing from robert mueller about the russian interference in the 2016 election. he'll testify tomorrow. our live coverage will begin at 5:15 a.m. now for the first time, majority of republicans surveyed said they believe mueller's enve investigation was fair. 71% of democrats say they are confident the investigation is fair. what to expect from tomorrow's testimony. >> do you swear that the testimony -- >> the political stakes are high ahead of robert mueller's

testimony. >> bob mueller is going to have the opportunity to explain this report in his own words. >> democrat haves been pushing for this testimony since mueller wrapped up the two-yearlong investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election in march. a couple months later, the former fbi director and special counsel delivered what many expected to be the find words on the matter. >> the report is my testimony. i would not provide information beyond that which is already public in any appearance before congress. >> but that message did not detour house democrats from issuing a subpoena for his appearance. they are beginning to question mueller on his decision not to clear the president of obstruction. >> if we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. >> meanwhile, republicans are looking to turn the tables by calling into question mueller's carefully guarded reputation as straight shooter and the origins

of the russia administration. >> i've heard all i need to hear from mueller. i heard his report. i accept the findings. i don't think it will change public opinion. >> president trump accused democrats of a doover with the hearing and long called the investigation a hoax. >> no collusion or obstruction and they think this is hurting them. a lot of people think it's bad. >> this will be mueller's 89th time testifying. he's known for his short and often one-word responses but ahead of tomorrow's event, the justice department sent him a letter saying he must stay within the boundaries of his report. and abc news will have a special report on the mueller testimony set to begin at 5:15 our time tomorrow morning. we will also be streaming everything online at abc7news.com. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. we look for improvements big and small. >> yes, next, the big difference one person made in the life of another. what he provided so much more

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>> here at abc 7 news we made a commitment to building a better bay area and like to highlight people on board. >> we told you about a man who had a custom electric bike that cost nearly $5,000 stolen. >> yeah. abc 7 news reporter kris reyes was there as the founder of the bike company stepped up and replaced it. >> so that's your bike. >> uawesome. >> you're watching a very good day delivered by a guy determined to do a very good deed. >> what's different about this bike now is that it has an alarm as well as a gps tracker. >> when francis lee saw the e bike he sold was stolen he sent john's wife this text message. >> my goal in life is to make a positive mark in the world. it would be my great honor to give you a bike. what you said was perfect. like it gave me the ability to

accept something where normally we would isn't. >> this kind of good day is something john and carmel never take for granted since he was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease in 2017. >> it's so difficult. >> this is john before the diagnosis. he loved bikes and driving and now he doesn't work and he had to give up his driver's license. so this bike is really more than just the bike. >> it's my lifeline. >> i want him to be able to as much aton anomy for as long he can. this is a hideous disease and it's not going to get better. >> lee designs, builds and sells these e bikes. san jose startup that's his passion project. >> it touched our hearts because most people that purchase these bikes are looking for recreation. we didn't realize that it was serving somebody in such an

incredible way. >> i'm just really thankful for francis. >> give me a hug. [ laughter ] >> in san jose, kris reyes for abc 7 news. >> so fantastic. francis lee doesn't have to do this. just out of goodness of his heart and installing the gps tracker smart to make sure nobody takes this bike. >> nice bonus or at least they can track it down. we want to hear your ideas of building a better ababay area. warmer weather is on its way.

there is a mystery in the north bay that's been uncovered but not unlocked. >> it's a safe found after the flooding. wayne freedman was there as they tried to open it. >> it's contrast and toil. is this your good safe? >> yes. i hope summer the sun is out, the water and beach sgreat and those attractions might as well

be in another universe because of this compelling and evolving mystery inside the old river theatre. >> did you know it was here? >> no. >> it being this concrete encased hidden safe found by the theater owner that came in to do renovation work. as of this morning, they still couldn't get the safe out or open. >> this was made by the hermann safe company. >> those are the same people that installed saves for the u.s. mint. >> if you go online and check it, you cannot use nitro, you cannot drill it, you cannot cut it. >> in the meantime, they were teased when they found old steel pennies left sprinkled around the outside of the safe maybe for good luck. what's inside, one can only fanaticize. >> $20 gold pieces, silver dollars, the deed to the town. [ laughter ] >> it's a mystery. it's the unknown. >> here is what we can surmise. whoever hid the safe intended it remain here. anybody that takes a turn

encounte encounte encounters stubborn concrete with rebar. >> they got this far in how many days? >> four days i've been working on this with jackhammers. >> finally this afternoon, small victories, the safeways 300 pounds. now does anyone know a verified safe cracker? wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> i think i would have started with the safe cracker instead of trying -- >> you know. >> hammer and krizchisel and dr. could be gobs of money inside. yes. >> yeah. we have gobs of hot weather coming our way. >> for sure, here is drew. >> 80s and 90s tomorrow in a lot of spots. some areas will be chasing 100 by tomorrow afternoon. live doppler 7 right now showing you mainly clear sky, very limited coastal fog right now. temperature-wise typical spread we see this time of the year. 90s and 50s along the coastline

in between are settled in the 60s and 70s for the most part. so we'll fast forward to tomorrow, break down the day on the 12-hour day planner starting out in the 50s to low 60s midday. warming into the 70s and 80s away from the coast and tomorrow afternoon the take away is a hotter day inland. closer look at your highs on wednesday starting in the south bay. 89 san jose and 94 in morgan hill and 85 in sunnyvale. along the peninsula 86 for san mateo and up to a warm 80. downtown san francisco, we'll get afternoon sunshine, bump you up to 68. a little cooler in daly city breezy at 65. the north bay is warm to hot. wide spread 80s and 90s. 9 9 clover dale and and 87 in san 89 in fremont and 81 san leandro and hercules 77 and inland we'll be watching closely for cities close to 100.

98 the forecasted high. brentwood 97 and livermore and walnut creek a hot 96 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's hotter inland tomorrow. we'll add clouds to the forecast on thursday with temperatures taking a dip on friday. we will lose the fog over the weekend it looks like. the coast will warm up as well near 70 closer to the ocean water 80s around the bay and again, hot again inland going close to 100 degrees both days and we'll cool off early parts of next week. >> all right. >> all right. >> we're in for it, thanks. >> in for dan, anthony flores handling sports. might be the end of an era. >> it could be the last time mad could be on the hill. is this the last time madison bumgarner pitches for the giants? we go again, the a's have a problem in houston. stick around, sports is next. ca

the a's looking to bounce back after getting hammered in houston. the 11 runs was the most they allow in a nine-inning game in more than three and a half months. astros 8 of 9 this season. mike trying to put a stop to that. second inning, lites one to center. ramon, you don't see that often. misses the ball under his glove on the slide. ends up with an inside-the-park home run. the astros go up 2-0 and here we go again.

bases loaded. same inning. fires. he gets jose altuve to ground out to third. that ends the threat. little more defense for the a's. now to the sixth inning. michael brownly with a shot. how about mark? get up and make the grab. nice catch. that's an out right now though the astros lead 2-0 in the seventh. a pair of the a's pitchers are on the mend. sean and a.j. puck are both now in aaa. puck promoted from aa is recovering from elbow surgery. sean who had surgery on his left shoulder will pitch tonight in las vegas if all continues to go well. he could return to the lil f for -- hill for the a's in early august. if you're not a believer, the giants are on a role. they are the hottest team in theunt for the wild card. they rally for a 5-4 victory last night over the cubs. it was the 16th win in the last 19 games. the victory also propelled the giants over 500 for the first

time since august of last year. going to the ballpark, more fun now when you're winning, right? not enough to make bruce bochy rethink his decision to retire at the end of the season. >> it's good to see them having a lot of fun and the decision, no, i'm good with it. but i will say, when you're playing this kind of baseball, it does make it a lot more fun. it's -- regardless, i told the guys we'll have a good time and have fun. this, you know, this has been a good thing for the boys. >> i feel like we've been saying this for the last month. this could be the last time we see madiso bumgarn in as unifore helphe g for the future. he has gone 2-0 with 34 strikeouts in the past five starts. the national league second

oldest ballpark is getting a $100 million makeover. dodger stadium is being renovated in time for the dodgers to host the all-star game next summer. among the changes will be a center field plaza and a children's play area, elevators and bridges will connect the outfield pavilions to the main sections of the stadium for the first time. there will be a statute of pitching great sandy colfax and the players are excited to play in front of their hometown fans. >> to have your name introduce in front of the crowd is a special thing. i know everyone here behind me as well as in the clubhouse will do everything they possibly can to be part of this game next year. >> the nba wants to put an end to tampering during free agency. the league has opened an incy operated this summer. seems like we knew everything that was going to happen. it will

earliest reported deals on june 30th. that's the first eight teams and representatives for free agents are technically allowed to talk. you might remember kevin durant announced he was going to the nets moments after the free agency period began and players are not allowed to recruit other players before the start of free agency. the league is expected to begin scheduling interviews in the coming days. michael jordan continues to have an impact on the game of basketball. his jordan brand signed williamson to a multi year shoe deal. the rookie was the number one overall pick in the draft. not since lebron has a player been so highly toted into the nba. the deal is worth $10 million a year. so that means every time his shoe instead of squeaking, it will go cha-change. >> as long as it doesn't explode like it did. >> very interesting. >> the michael jordan brand is owned by nike. he was wearing a nike shoe when it exploded. >> a lot of people thought nike

would be ruled out of the competition. >> not when you have michael jordan on your side. >> join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> the city counsel will decide where to put the rv dwellers in the city. that story is coming up tonight at 11:00. that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news any time. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. for all of us, have a great evening. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside.

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