says this is because of the heat and trying to get the power back on as soon as possible. firefighters work through the heat in the hayward hills this afternoon to contain a grass fire. our exclusive sky map 7 technology shows you exactly where near fairview avenue homes were briefly threatened but suffered no damage because firefighters had this fire out in 20 minutes. they pounced on it. >> they certainly did. we have a team of weather experts with us tonight. meteorologist drew tuma and spencer christian. >> spencer, we'll start with you. >> okay. dan and ama. let's look at today's high temperatures and record highs for this date. you can see numerous triple digits around the bay area high of 107 at fairfield and 104 concord livermore. those weren't records. ones in yellow are. record highs san jose 98 and 99 redwood city and 90 in oakland and 100 in ken field and 101 santa rosa.

it's hot now looking at temperature readings of 106 fairfield, 103 concord and brentwood 101 and livermore and numerous other locations are still in the mid to upper 90s. let's go to abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma on the roof for a further look at the heat. >> reporter: this heat can be taxing on the body especially several days in a row of it. some tips again, drink plenty of clear fluids like water even before you get thirsty. really want to limit that alcohol intake, as well. that can dehydrate you quickly. seek out a.c. if you can. if you're outside for a long time, seek out shade. wear lightweight clothing to keep your body heat down and don't leave kids or pets inside cars because the inside of your car can heat up very quickly. we still have a heat advisory in effect this lasting for another day until tomorrow night at 8:00 for all areas shaded in orange. a majority of the region for increased risk of heat-related illness. the hottest temperatures will be

found in lake county. excessive heat warning last until friday evening. when spencer christian comes back, he'll let you know how hot you'll get tomorrow and when we'll finally get relief in the acre cue weather forecast. >> drew, thanks so much. all blue skies in fairfield where the temperature hit 107. it was too hot to play outside in concord that hit 104. people kept to the seats in the shade which was a wise decision and empty playground in antioch with a temperature reaching 102 degrees there today. the oakland public library had to close the elm hurst branch in mid afternoon. policy is the close any branch when the inside temperature reaches 87 degrees. >> as is often the case, the hottest temperatures are in the east bay. >> the heat even delayed the start of school for some kids and apparently made for a hot ride for bart passengers. >> abc 7 news eric thomas continues the live team coverage in walnut creek tonight, eric?

>> reporter: dan, ama, it's hot all over and here in pacific park where there are usually parents and kids running all around here, well, there are very few and they don't stay long, maybe five or ten minutes. as you mentioned for many students here in contra costa county, this was the first day back at school but at high land school in pittsburgh, not so much. jose flores didn't check his email yesterday so he missed the one saying don't bring your kids to high lands elementary in pittsburgh for the first day of school today. >> i just walked in and the teachers talked to us. they let us know personally the ac was not working. >> reporter: they loaded up and went home with thoughts of heading to the pool. penny luke did get a phone call yesterday about her 5-year-old niece. >> they said they are to not having school until monday because the air conditioner is not working yet. >> reporter: pittsburgh unified set aside $1.9 million to replace the air conditioning

units with hopes of having them ready today but inne an email, e superintendent cancelled classes until monday at the earliest. her statement said i hope we can start school on monday but i cannot give you a firm date until we have confidence the work is completed and air is functioning. she promised to keep parents informed. we didn't see much work going on during the hottest part of the day, just landscapers in walnut creek but heard from bart riders about the heat on the trains this morning. >> very hot. i had to take this off. the a.c. never works. >> reporter: we decided to check for ourselves armed with a hand held thermometer. i rode the train. the temperature on the platform reached almost 91 but inside the train with the air conditioner going, the thermometer read 88.7. it actually felt cooler than that in an almost empty car. so here is eric's totally

unscientific theory from walnut creek. you saw the inside of that train car, it was pretty much empty. i estimate half a dozen people in there and the ac was working so it didn't feel bad. imagine you're doing that at 7:00 this morning. it must have felt kind of stifling. and when the sun was out during the middle of the day today it felt stifling in walnut creek. reporting live, eric thomas. >> thank you. is it going to be cold today? >> no. >> what's it going to be? >> hot. >> in the south bay today, warm there,trying to beat the heat. p.e. instructors pointed out shady spots and water to keep kids focused in class teachers, well, they gave a pep talk. >> i'm feeling the same way, too. i'm hot. i don't like when it's hot but we are still here and we'll do our best. >> parents are encouraged to send students with reusable water bottles so they can stay

hydrated. vta is providing free rides to cooling centers on buses and light rail trains today and tomorrow. rider haves to tell the driver they are going to a cooling center and they will get the free lift. find a list of cooling centers where you live on our website. go to abc7news.com/weather. you'll find the forecast and if you scroll down, you'll see a series of mheat-related series. >> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area including making sure you're safe where you live. we're following up on the attack of a woman outside her home. it happen in san francisco on saturday night. the struggle was all captured by her building security camera. police say she was attacked by this man, austin james vincent. he was arrested but is already been released. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez has the newest details. >> i started crying and i could not continue the conversation. >> reporter: she was notified by the district attorney's office

following the release of the man shown in this surveillance video as he tries to enter her apartment building over the weakened. she falls to the ground as she struggles with him. he continues to grab her. she finally crawls inside. it ends as she and the person at the front desk try to keep him out. the man identified by police as austin james vincent was arrested and charged with battery, false imprisonment and second degree robbery. he appeared in court for the first time yesterday. the d.a. said prosecutors expressed concerns about his release. ultimately, the court released him on assertive case management. vincent walked away even after the judge read the police report the public safety assessment and yes, watched the video. >> the judge has seen the video. she still thinks that this man is okay to be on the streets. >> reporter: instead, the judge ordered vincent enrolled in a program with assertive case

management, which falls under the jurisdiction of the san francisco pretrial diversion project. david is the ceo. >> we provide information. >> reporter: and that information concluded that he should not be released? >> correct. >> a criminal was released. he's free. i'm not. i'm in prison in my own house. >> reporter: meanwhile, vincent has been ordered by the judge to stay away from the victim. this case is not over. he will be back in court on september 12th for a pretrial hearing. all parties hoping he will show up. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> we spent a week on ways to protect yourself, your family and your neighborhood during safety week. part of our efforts to build a better bay area. go to abc7news.com scroll down and click on building a better bay area. a grizzly murder in san francisco still unsolved one

year later. you may remember the torso of a man without his head and hands was found in a fish tank in his home south of market. i said it was grizzly. vic lee has been looking into what happened in the investigation in the months since and he's in the newsroom with the latest. vic? >> reporter: dan, it's a murder hard to forget. one year later friends and neighbors are still wondering what's happened to this high-profile case. unfortunately, many questions are still unresolved. >> it was quite a grizzly murder. >> reporter: he lives on a small ally south of market, the same valley 65-year-old brian ag lived until he went missing. scott free was a neighbor and good friend. >> when he suddenly disappeared, i knew there had to be something a miss there. >> reporter: there was back in june last year. neighbors say strangers in his home. free asked police to do a welfare check. they did.

it was only cursory. >> no response to the door. and saw no suspicious circumstances. >> reporter: in mid august, a big break. scott looked out his window. >> a big white crime scene cleanup crew arrived. >> reporter: another frantic call to police. this time responding officers found someone in the house and a strange odor through a locked room. police found a body without a head or hands in a large fish tank. they arrested lance silva and another transient living in the house charged with i.d. theft, financial crimes and homicide. through dna the mutilated body was identified as brian egg. he was murdered and died from blunt force trama. one year later no arrests. the two men were released and the d.a. with drew charges saying more investigation is needed. neighbors are frustrated at the lack of feedback from police. >> as far as i know, nothing has happened. >> i wish that the police were

being more active with the investigation. >> reporter: well, the d.a.'s office says there is no charges because police have yet to present a case and the sfpd says it's still under investigation. but one police official tells me they are following and i'm quoting him some good leads. he says they are confident they will make an arrest. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> thank you. today the jury deliberating in the ghost ship trial got what they requested yesterday in a note to the judge. a chance to hear testimony read back to them by the court reporter. abc 7 news leslie brinkley joins us outside the courthouse with the latest, leslie? >> reporter: that's right. it's day eight of deliberations and defense attorneys thought things looked promising but the jury did a pivot this afternoon and now they fear that a verdict could be close at hand that may not favor them. the jury requested testimony be reread from three people, two prosecution witnesses and one of

the defendants derick almena but abruptly this afternoon after hearing the testimony reread from those prosecution witnesses, they decided they didn't need to hear al mmena's testimony after all. suck que say questered in a room, jurors heard the may 6th testimony of prosecution witness nickelous bouchard read back to them. they co-signed the lease with defendant derick almena. he moved into the warehouse but later alarmed he said at changes that were made. he said he wanted sprinklers and electrical upgrades and described almena's reaction. he scoffed and laughed at us. he said it was too main stream. derrick liked to do things not by the books. next, the jury heard the testimony of prosecution witness ryan o'keefe read back to them. o'keefe worked the door the night of the fire. and described how he heard popping sounds under cutting the

defense's arson theory. the jury was expected to hear the testimony of defendant derriick almena read back to th. >> it's a good sign they want my client's words. >> reporter: but the jury sent a note to the judge this afternoon saying they didn't need the testimony suggests to me they poised to make a decision without consideration of my client's testimony, which, you know, anguishes me. >> reporter: it's a very strict process. the court reporter comes into the jury room and rereads what the jury requests and then the jury communicates with the judge via handwritten notes. now, if the defense is right as you heard there, we could have a verdict potentially as early as tomorrow afternoon but they are going to get a late start on deliberations tomorrow. one juror asked they be allowed to come in late to take their

child to their first day of school and the judge agreed. in oakland, i'm lels lslie brin, abc 7 news. >> we're sending out updates about the case through the abc 7 news app. install it so you know when the jury reach as verdict. a man taking part in a taco eating contest died. >> details of what happened in the hours before that event at a central valley minor league baseball game. i'm wayne freedman on gary street in san francisco with a question what does a bus lane designed to ease traffic have to do with making merchants

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in san francisco's red carpet lanes, public transit only but these lanes are the reason a group of small business owners have taken on the metro transportation commission. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: it has been a pretty good living owning one of the few car washes in san francisco for corey and his brother, it's been a squeaky clean money machine siphoning business without major hassles for three decades. now not so much. >> i have my life savings and 28 years of time working here. >> reporter: an issue with san francisco's municipal transportation commission when it restriped the white line for taxis and buses only with plans to paint it red. merchants around here including joseph lama say the lanes hurt

business by 30%. look at the lunchtime crowd. >> it won't make a difference two or three minutes, one minute the bus. it's not going to make a big difference putting the red lane. >> reporter: no doubt you seen these red zones, 14 miles of them and transit lanes designed to ease traffic flow. 43 miles after lanes in all but after doing a public record search, core rir ay and his bro realized they didn't follow protocol. they shouldn't even be here he says. >> they put in the red lane and removed bus stops and reported two minutes faster transit times but what they didn't tell the public is they removed bus stops in each direction. >> reporter: he says they created a confusing traffic hazard or to be blunt about it. >> 100% data rigging. >> they have extra money they want to spend. >> reporter: the sfmta acknowledges making a mistake but not how the merchants typify it. >> how can that happen? it. >> it's something that did happen. i don't have all the details of

what happen in this case but did happen. it's a misunderstanding and we apologize for that in for that a >> reporter: the merchants talking legal action. today lawyers for victims of tubs fire in the north bay asked a bankruptcy judge to lift a stay to pursue a state court trial to determine if pg&e was responsible for the deadly fire. pg&e said private equipment started that fire but victims believe it was pg&e equipment that started it. we are keeping an eye on the biggest pg&e power outage happening now in danville down to about 600 customers from the peak of 3500 scene in orange. you see in the middle. pg&e blames the outage on the heat. >> the heat puts on extra strain on the power grid and adds to the risk of wildfire. how much longer will it last? >> spencer? >> we have at least one more day

of this intense heat coming our way. here is a look, sunny skies costa inland and breezy so you can see surface ends range from 15 to almost 25 miles an hour and the breeze is not cooling us down. in fact, it's making it feel hotter in some spots. here is a live view from the east bay hills camera to a completely blue sky. no clouds in sight. 85 in san francisco right now and oakland 86 and 99 redwood city and 92 san jose and 64 at half man bay aoon bay. this time of the year and evening we see fog there but not right now. 97 santa rosa and napa 99, 91 and fairfield 103 and 100 degrees at livermore and from mount tam, we offer these forecast features. we have mild to warm conditions during the overnight. it will be uncomfortable. dangerous head will reveal tomorrow. it will be much cooler, though,

over the weekend. overnight look for a little bit of fog forming near the coastline and generally clear over the bay and inland overnight lows will be mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s and tomorrow look for highs of 73 at half moon bay and 882 here in sn francisco and inland locations, the ones farther inland will top out at triple digits, 105, 106 degrees in parts of the inland east bay like antioch. i will go to look at friday's conditions, a little cool down near the bay and near the coast. so temperatures won't be so oppressive there but look at the triple digits on friday in the inland areas. still going to be hot there. saturday it cools down everywhere across the entire region and that pattern continues on sunday. so here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. i stumble on the floor. it's going to be much cooler on saturday and sunday and in fact temperatures will probably be a little below average for this time of year sunday but gradual warming will resume on monday and by tuesday, wednesday of

next week look for a high temperature under land back into the mid to upper 90s. low 80s around the bay and 70 on the coast. >> nice footwork there. >> thank you. >> i still got the fancy footwork. >> thanks, spencer. a monster park, at&t park, oracle park changing names. >> next the new name for

a new owner for one san francisco's company, and the founding in 1989 for bags and more. after 2017 they have employees in the bay area. y were you last saturday night, the new record, the home sharing site started 11 years ago in san francisco and has 6 million listings in 100,000 listings. a credit union bought the naming rights for the next 20 years. for about $8 million. providence president and ceo is an sjsu graduate. the event center is used for

ceremonies, sporting events and concerts, too. warning signs are up but the city has nothing to do with them. >> see what we uncovered when we try to find out who is behind the signs and whether this is an example of building a better bay area. >> what to do with

you have been warned, these signs are appearing in one oakland neighborhood. >> they got our attention because we've made a commitment and safety is one issue that makes a big difference to your quality of life. >> of course. we went to oakland to find out what neighbors and police think. >> reporter: we saw these signs posted all across this neighborhood. it says warning, muggings occur in this neighborhood. oakland effected officials do not care you're on your own and we spoke with people who live in this area and they are concerned because they think these signs may do more harm than good.

warning, be alert. those words on sign after sign after sign in this oakland neighborhood cautioning neighbors of muggings in the area and saying oakland police can't protect you. at the bottom, the number to mayor libby shaft's office for more information. >> one here. still some over there but like most of the ones i see i took them down already. it's not a good message. >> reporter: charles jones says there are some incidents but overall his neighborhood isn't dangerous. these signs he says could be. >> if i was the victim of a crime, which i have been, i wouldn't ever like a, put it on the greater metropolitan area where that crime happened b, like put up signs like this that, you know, basically in tone that, you know, the police

can't protect us from them, you know what i'm saying? a lot of heavy, you know, dog whistling and signaling going on with these signs that, you though, like i said before in today's climate can be dangerous. >> reporter: in a statement the oakland police department said it shares the neighborhood and community concerned regarding an increase in street robberies and have take taken several steps including increased patrols and report reviews in and near the neighborhood but other neighborhoods worry what an increased police presence could mean. >> the people they identify as the suspects are people who just like them, black people of color. >> reporter: charles says it's a reflection of tension between the neighborhood's long-time residents and nower ones and these signs make it worse. we saw these signs posted about an urgent public safety meeting for long fellow meetings. that meeting is tonight at 7:30

at sacred heart church. in. now we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. in philadelphia several police officers have been hurt after a shootout with a man barricaded inside a home. the standoff has been going on for close to five hours. officers are trying to communicate with the shooter. police say at least six officers were shot. their injuries are non-life threatening. this started when officers tried to serve a narcotics warrant. today a large showing of law enforcement turned out to pay their final respects to chp officer andrew moy junior shot and killed monday. he was on a traffic stop in riverside doing paperwork to impound the pickup truck he had pulled over when the driver grabbed a rifle and opened fire. turned into a gun battle that ended with the officer and suspect dead and two other officers wounded. the chp says his death is the

2311st in the history of the highway patrol.st in the histor highway patrol. san jose house fire claimed two lives. the fire started august 5th at her home on green moore drive. her 11-year-old granddaughter sure come to smoke inhalation. a 22-year-old man jumped out of a window and survived. the cause still under investigation. a taco eating challenge turned deadline for one contestant. corn hoggard has the story. >> reporter: dana came to the park with an appetite tuesday night. he told a fellow grizzlies fan he starved himself all day to win an armature taco eating contest between innings. >> he mentioned he was, you know, he was diabetic and he had some beer and it was hot outside.

>> reporter: he offered him some food but he was saving himself for tacos and then he popped up on the jumbo tron video screen winning the competition. >> he ate about half the sheet of tacos, and then he stopped because you could tell he was -- there was too much food in him and then i think he kind of chewed a little more and then started on another one and the screen blacked out. >> reporter: investigatiors say he choked during the contest. emergency medical personnel at the stadium rushed in to help and got him to a nearby hospital. >> once he got to the emergency room, staff was having to clear food out of his airway and then complications continued in a little less than 30 minutes later he passed away. >> reporter: corners say he had other medical issues and will conduct an autopsy to see if anything other than choking contributed to his death. >> what an awful story. well today students started school in gilroy, two and a half weeks after a gunman killed

three people at the garlic festival. for the first week of classes two additional counselors will be on hand at all 15 district schools and extra security. teachers are trained how to handle students grieving. the superintendent said the attack hit very close to home. >> we're estimating at least 500 students and family members at the park when the shooting occurred, so it's a very -- it's just incredible that they got out safely. >> at the end of every school day, administrators plan to hold a meeting to discuss the resources and when or if they should stop them. new at 6:0 oc0, spirited reaction to a decision not to paint over a controversial mural at george washington high school in san francisco. this time it's not about politics but the money. sports radio personality joe has been running a go fund me campaign to raise money to upgrade the school's locker room. his goal is to raise $7,000 to replace the lockers and make other repairs to that ageing facility. when he heard the price tag to

cover the mural estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, he had a different idea. why not spend some of the money on the school's sports programs instead? >> i think any reasonable person if you want to cover it up, whatever you feel, you can give the money to the kids, to the teachers, to the school system itself and there are so many different ways to spread that money around. i think everyone would agree that we need to do something better with that money. >> so far he has raised a little more than $1800 toward the locker room improvements. we have a link on our website abc7news.com. the stock market sang today giving some validation to fears of the next recession. >> what to watch for and put this all in perspective for you. that's next. uber and lyft drivers warn of a crackdown on where they can pick up or drop off passengers. i'm michael finney ahead on 7 on

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more than 240 points. the bond market triggered an inverted yield curve when the ten-year treasury drops below the two-year. the last time that p happened w 2007. it something knowunti signals t recession could be coming. >> if it were to stay in this condition for three to six months, you'll see people be much more concerned. >> while the market was plunging, president trump tweeted blam blaming the federa reserve for the inverted year old curve. >> the protests that force the cancellations of hundreds of flights at hong kong's airport spilled back on local streets. officers fired tear gas today at a group of prodemocracy protesters rallying outside a police station in a coulded urban neighborhood. the chaos is latest in the series of demonstrations that rocked hong kong over the last several weeks and today on "midday live" the direct tore of

the management center at stanford and plained why people here in the west need to pay attention to what is happening. >> hong kong is much bigger than it's population or even it's share of -- suggests because of freedom of exchange and currency there. >> president trump reacted to the demonstrations on twitter expressing confidence that chinese president xi would quickly and humanly solve the problem. >> let's take a live look outside at san francisco international airport. >> temperatures here are double digits. cooler than some other spots in the bay area.

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san francisco is going after drivers for picking up in restricted zones. >> michael finney looks at both sides of the growing issue. >> a touchy subject for both sides. some say the traffic enforcement brings to light a lack of a clear plan by the city to lesson traffic congestion. don taylor drives full-time for

lyft. his goal is to take home $200 in fairs. these are three of four tickets he says he received in the last month. >> one ticket can mess up that whole day's worth of work. because at that point you're driving for the city. >> reporter: he says men are taking photos and sending the registered vehicle owners tickets. he took this video and chased drivers away before they could get ticketed. >> you can film all you want. >> i know i can. >> as soon as you interfere with our job we'll make a phone call. >> reporter: we spoke to six other ride share drivers with similar experiences with tickets declined to go on camera. the san francisco municipal transportation agency declined to go on camera and said it tickets all violators and not just the ride share drivers. in fact, the shuttle driver also said he received a ticket for picking up in a taxi zone. >> there is no signs or a sign

above your head where you can't see it. >> taxi zones are painted white similar to a white passenger zone where they are allowed to pick and drop off passengers. this red and black curb is for buses during posted hours. they get no simple though from taxi drivers that say the signs are clear. >> san francisco taxi drivers pay a lot of fees to the city for the right to operate a taxi cab driver in san fracisco and part of that includes us having taxi zones. >> reporter: a recent study found that two-thirds of all new traffic in the city over six years ending in 2016 came from ride share drivers. >> there is very little regulation of uber and lyft at the moment and it is causing some serious traffic problems. >> reporter: he is providing a service by getting people out of their personal vehicles. he has one message for passengers. >> please be mindful that where you stand to get picked up because it can cause the driver

to get a ticket. >> the mta says there is no timetable when a traffic plan will be released but says it's constantly looking to improve traffic concongestion. i want to hear from you. my hot line is open 415-954-8151 and reach me through my facebook page. >> thank you, michael. >> sure. today is a day of a record-setting heat across the bay area and thousands of people have been dealing with a power outage. >> a new power outage affected more than 4,000 pg&e customers highlighted in orange on this map here. >> nearby heat related outage down to 200 customers from a peak of 3500. that is in yellow. >> there are thousands without power in napa and vallejo. let's go to spencer for a look at the forecast. >> we're running out of ways to say it's dangerusly hot. here is a look at the overnight

conditions and clear skies just about everywhere except for a little fog. just a spot or two. overnight lows will be in the 50s to mid 60s, which is pretty warm for overnight and tomorrow we'll be just as hot as today in many locations. especially inland where we expect about a dozen or more locations to top out at 100 degrees or higher. we'll see mid-90s around the bay shoreline, 82 here in san francisco, 73 at half moon bay and another spare the air day, the poorest air quality is inland east bay and santa clara valley. here is the seven-day forecast. the heat will ease on friday. mainly near the coast and bay we may see couple triple digit readings on friday but cooling and a lot of it on saturday and sunday and monday and finally on tuesday, wednesday, we'll see temperatures rising again not to the triple digit level but will warm up next midweek next week. >> we're okay with those triple digits. >> yes. i'm okay with doubledefinitely.

>> good baseball weather. >> yeah. >> looks warm. >> larry? yes, when homer bailee speaking of bringing the heat, when he takes the mound it's like

good evening. homer bailey had good outings but he just owns the

he no hit the giants in 2012 and dominated again today in the finally of the two-game bay bridge series. players commuting on the ferry from alameda with regular people and stuff. that's a cool way to get to the ballpark. top of the first matt chapman facing tyler. i app chappy. gone. a's up 1-0. to the second homer bailey. remember, the american league you don't hit that much as a pitcher. evan longoria can't make the play. that ball was perfectly placed. steven scores 2-0 a's. b bailey on the mound seven scoreless. 93. bailey. marcus siemian call a triple. khris davis scores and a standup triple. 7-0 all green and gold. the game is over pretty much, right? not so fast.

bottom eight, wild pitch. brandon crawford scores and giants get on the board down 7-1. then mike high deep aloha heading for the veggie garden. want basil with that? a three-run game. getting worried 7-5 in the knight. again his second bomb. 27th of the year. the a's take game two of the bay bridge series 9-5 is your final score. so they split the series. here is abc 7 chris alvarez. >> reporter: larry, two games, two outcomes two different fields. the victory felt like a play-off game while wednesday oakland was powered by strong pitching and big bats in a 9-5 victory over the giants. >> the pitchers having a good game plan going into it and trying to execute it. had success. everybody has specific guys they seem to get out, you know, or teams they seem to do well against and just so happens this one just happens to be mine.

>> i didn't expect to go up there and hit two home runs after i've been struggling for a bit. you want to go up there and take good at-bats and get good hits and help the team win. i was happy to have a good game. >> just played a little more like a hitter's ballpark which typically might be the warmest game that i played here. we've seen in the last week or so balls getting hit out into the bay because the conditions are a little different. >> good bullpen so far to climb back in and give ourself as chance, that's all you can ask for. >> i look at this game how they battle back and we had the tieing run up there down seven runs so the fight is there and, you know, doing a good job and we just got nicked up a bit today. that was the difference. >> the giants hit the road. they will take on the diamond backs, chicago cubs and finish next weekend. oakland begins a huge home stand starting tomorrow and will take on the astros, yankees and a battle of the bay next weekend. chris alvarez, abc 7 sports.

the warriors have been the nba's dominant team for the past five years but the departure and klay thompson's injury has some wondering if they will make the playoffs next season. draymond green finds those comments absurd. the man that signed the $100 million extension says he and curry are looking forward to being the under dogs once again. >> being the under dog, it's been awhile since we were an underdog but it brings that under dog chip back and i miss that chip. i'm pretty sure that. i like where we're at and i'm excited about it. looking forward. thanks. you got me where i am today. >> dre monday with rachel nickles, espn. fun until a ball is coming at your face. the net is there. so startled by the foul ball

spilled her beer all over herself. that's all right. that's all right. you can replace the beer. it's harder to replace all your teeth. that's true. good for the net and she's okay. >> thanks, larry. join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> i'm amanda in fremont where crowds are coming together for the first community workshop surrounding the navigation center. that story is at 11:00. a man who lost his wife in the el paso shooting is inviting the public to the funeral. he couldn't have been more shocked by the worldwide response. >> tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 catch "press your luck" followed by "card sharks," "match game" and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. stick around, jimmy kimmel live comes at 11:35. you'll see the raiders versus the cardinals. preseason football game abc news

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"jeopardy!" and amazon alexa have been working together now for three years, providing users a way to play extra "jeopardy!" clues every day. and during this teachers tournament, later in the show today, alexa will be helping me with final jeopardy! so stay tuned for us both. ♪ this is the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa. here are today's contestants-- a high school english teacher from columbia, kentucky... a high school esl teacher from cambridge, massachusetts... and an 11th grade physics teacher from new paltz, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek!

[ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i'm going to begin today by making the assumption that by now, after we've had tournaments for so many years, you're familiar with the rules. vicki, alexandra, and francois, good to have you here. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round, shall we? here are the categories for you. starting off with... we'll deal with... each response is a type of bean that you're going to have to spell for us. yeah. we'll deal with... and finally... the word "teacher." francois, start. words in teacher for $200, please. francois. - what is earth? - correct. words in teacher for $400.