looks nice at the beach. clouds have already taken over the sky and the bulk of the bay area. look how great it is from our east bay hills you tower camera. dion: abc 7 meteorologist mike nicco joins us. mike: the look from the hills is what most of us will see this evening. this onset will not be easy to see. june gloom will have a different look to it we actually have a bona fide storm on the storm impact scale, a number one on saturday evening into sunday morning would like to moderate showers, especially on the north, a half-inch or more could call -- could fall in the mouse to almost nothing in south a neighborhood spirit a look at live doppler seven, most of that evaporating before it reaches the ground. helping in eureka, so far but seven one hundredths of an inch and that is where the atmospheric river is going to unload most of its moisture.

this storm is going to rolled in and bring us more than a 10th of nh across parts of the north bay, which will briefly reduce our fire threat. the timing needs minor interruptions to your outdoor plans and i will show you that coming up. dan: mike, thanks. breaking news in southern california. at least we people critically injured after being stabbed in a hospital in encino. the suspect is still barricaded inside that building. you can see one of those wounded apparently being wheeled away and put into an ambulance to be treated elsewhere. we will keep you updated on this breaking news in southern california. dion: closer to home, more breaking news, from the peninsula, a major traffic backup on i 280. it is because a person was hit and killed, apparently on the southbound side of 280 near black mountain road in hillsboro a crash involving two vehicles. we have a live picture from the same. you can see, our crew just arrived.

the chp has issued a sigalert, no estimated time of opening these lightspeed you can see the traffic moving at a crawl. three of the four lanes are blockton traffic is backed up several miles. also big traffic backups in the east bay through the altamont pass, because of this overturned a big rig that crashed on westbound 580 at around 2:00 p.m. your grant line road your dad one point, the whole freeway was shut down so crews could get to the scene. now, two lanes are open, but traffic is at a standstill almost as far back as 205. the chp mid and arrested the hit-and-run that killed a caltrans worker in vaca bill p of the incident happened just after 10:00 in the morning. the caltrans worker was hit on interstate 80 near lagoon valley road between vacaville and fairfield. a witness who works in an office near the crash site says the driver pulled over in her office

parking lot. she says chp officers and fairfield police arrived minutes later and the driver surrendered without incident. dan: tonight, we are hearing from the parents of alexis gabe, the oakland woman missing since january. her ex-boyfriend was about to be arrested for murder, but was killed by police earlier this week. abc 7 anchor karina nova has details from the newsroom. camino: that is right. today we are hearing more from alexis gabe's parents, who shed a conversation they had with the suspect's family. the suspect was alexis' ex-boyfriend. 27-year-old woman from oakley has not been seen since january. wednesday night, alexis' ex-boyfriend marshall curtis jones was killed by officers in washington state when they try to arrest him at his new home. jones was charged with alexis gabe's murder.

police say he was the last person that saw her. police discovered a cell phone case near where jones used to live in antioch. the phone case belonged to alexis and according to police, jones' dna. according to -- they spoke to jones's mother. >> we had not heard anything until this morning, marshall's mom reached out to us and said she was very shaken, but just now reached out to us and was apologizing. she was very emotional, between her and my wife, it was a very emotional conversation. dion: police have not yet located alexis' body. her family says they are not giving up until she is found. alexis' parents say they are full for the work oakley police have done for the last four months to gather evidence and to

help solve the case. they believe jones had helped, as do police. a $100,000 reward is available for anyone with information that could lead oakley police to alexis's body. leaving the newsroom, i'm karina nova. dan: thank you. dion: checking pandemic headlines, california on the brink of 9 million diagnosed cases. at one of the cases is governor gavin newsom. but he tested negative and is out of isolation. our test positivity rate keeps climbing. now, it is up to 8.3%. and that doesn't even include unreported and home tests. today, alameda county brought back it indoor max -- mask mandate. it is not the only county with high levels of covid activity. here's cornell barnard. >> i got covid a month ago. cornell: joe from petaluma just recovered from covid-19. >> it was not fun.

cornell: sonoma county is one of 5 p.m. you counties on the cd lee -- cheesy list of high covid levels, cases of over 200 per 100,000 residents. the five counties are all experiencing high covid-19 committee levels. >> the second-largest surge since the beginning of the pandemic. cornell: dr. matt willis says this time, death rates and hospitalizations are lower than previous surges. >> if you're serious about not being infected, where a well-fitted mask, especially in travel and outdoor settings. cornell: willis says he has no plans to require masks for indoor settings and neither are other counties like sonoma, napa and santa clara. south bay health officials say the move into the cdc high category was anticipated, as case rates and hospitalizations have been on the rise. we do not have plans to require asking indoors, although we

continue to strongly recommend it or everyone. but many businesses still require customers to wear masks, especially for book readings at copperfield's in petaluma. >> anytime gathering with large groups, masks are required. our customers have been amazing. have a great community and what to keep everybody as safe as possible. cornell: joe says, even after covid, he and others don't want to go backwards. >> people are tired of, do i have to go inside? do i need a mask? people are over it. cornell: cornell barnard, abc 7 news. dan: next fall, most public schools will be trained to learn an online tipster program. abc 7 news senior education porter -- reporter lyanne melendez explains. lyanne: mass shootings at schools highlight the importance of some kind of preventive measures in place for students. >> it is much more than active

shooter type of things. lyanne: enter the say something anonymous reporting system, and abend a website to be used by san francisco unified school students grades six through 12 anytime, any day. >> we have a lot of students feel very comfortable speaking to adults on campus, but there is a population of students who don't that is why the app is important. because it gives them another way to ask for help. lyanne: students can report anything from anger, bullying and depression to concerns about someone who may want to hurt others. the anonymous tip goes to the national crisis center, which then alerts the school. >> your name and phone number? lyanne: but if the matter is life-threatening, the information will be entered -- will be handled by local 911 dispatch. police in berkeley recently arrested a 16-year-old after receiving a tip that the teen

was allegedly recruiting students for a mass shooting at berkeley high. >> students saying something when they see something. and because a student said something several days ago in berkeley, perhaps a massacre was averted. that is what we want to see continuing to happen. lyanne: the principle of locke alternative school. >> the new term is being and up stander -- an upstander. instead of being a bystander, we encourage them to speak out when they see something incorrect and wrong and hurtful to others. lyanne: the reporting system was rated by the sandy hook promise foundation. training for middle and high school students will begin in the fall. leanne, abc 7 news. dan: to find an ally to cope with issues like school safety, gun-control and mental health, get started by going to abc7 news.com/action. dion: coming up, a story only on abc 7 news -- have you seen this

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water treatment plants. hospital systems. they're all connected to the internet... and vladimir putin or a terrorist could cause them all to self-destruct... a cyber 9-11 that would destroy our country. i'm dan o'dowd and i wrote the software that keeps our air defenses secure. i approved this message because i need your vote for u.s. senate to send a message... congress needs to fix this. nine-year-old is pleading for whoever told his warrior themed low rider bike to give it back. it has years of memories attached to it. abc 7 news reporter luz pena has the story. luz: the first thing you see when you walk inside nine-year-old penny romero's

house are his trophies at the warriors flag. >> this trophy is my favorite because they let me pick the design. this trophy, it was a hot summer day. luz: they represent years with his low rider warriors-themed bike. but that is all he has left today. >> i was sad when it got stolen. seven years of work went into it. i was very emotional. luz: over the weekend, his mom went inside the garage to get the bike, for benny to join the san francisco carnival parade. seconds later, they noticed it was gone. >> they took the bike from right here, towards the back of my garage. and i had a drake over it -- drape over it. luz: betty is known in the low right -- benny is known in the low rider community, paying on my to his mexican route and riding the bike to low rider shows.

more than a bike, this has been a family project. >> my uncles, my grandpa, all built it. luz: instead of playing with legos, benny has been designing this bike since he was three years old. the pedals even have his name on them. >> it means a lot wanto continue building the bike. luz: with the warriors in the finals, benny feels like they're lucky charm is missing. >> that was the worst thing that could ever happen. because the warriors are playing right now and i just wanted to get good luck to the warriors by getting this bike and riding it around. luz: he is hoping for someone to see it. his reward? one of his special stickers. >> a cartoon version of me. it is my favorite one. and if you get this, you are

lucky. luz: lot is what he is hoping for, for the warriors to win the championship and for him to get his bike back. in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. dan: what a great young man. let's get one of those stickers. i hate when something of this happens. he put so much heart and soul into his bike. dion: so much heart and it comes to his love of the bike and the warriors, bringing the community together let's hope he gets his bike back. abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals pregame to is on sunday, the pregame show starts at 4:00, the nba countdown and 4:30 end game two tips off at 5:00. keep it here for dion:, -- keep it here on abc 7 after the game. dan: let's turn attention to the

june gloom. dion: it shouldn't be gloomy the whole weekend, that is the saving grace. mike: especially in the afternoon sunday, that is when the rain will be over and you will be fine. let's look at these striations of fog on our mount tam cam. they are rolling in, going to lead to a cloudy night with isolated fog and drizzle. isolated fog on the coast, drizzle in ira levay showers this weekend, light to moderate. at we have summer heat which will increase our risk of heat illness thursday and friday. for now, nothing like that out there, barely 70's in cloverdale and ukiah, american canyon, fairfield, brentwood, concord, palo alto and morgan hill. everyone else in the 50's and 60's thanks to the sea breeze. starting cool if you are outside dining at 7:00, upper 50's to mid-60's and down in the mid 50's by 10:00.

boston is down, usually a big game, a lot of attendance. it is also a fireworks friday and with june gloom, the fireworks might hit it, the temperature drops to 58 at the end of the game. low to upper 50's tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, more sunshine breaking through the cloud cover in the south bay, mid to upper 70's. the clouds get thicker and temperatures drop as we head up the peninsula, from mid 70's to the low 70's. 65 daly city, san francisco 66 under cloud cover. north bay, upper 60's and low 70's. lake and mendocino county, our best chance for showers, some of them could come as far south as toluca and yountville. east bay, 67-73. inland east bay, thinner clouds and mid to upper 70's. let's look at future radar, starting at 11:00 tonight. pretty cloudy, a few sprinkles across the north bay overnight,

especially lake and mendocino counties, northern napa and sonoma counties. like to moderate showers rolling in as we head into the evening hours. this is going to slowly sink south and all apart. no yellow as we had toward sunday morning. by sunday afternoon, completely out of here. let's look at rainfall totals. if you live inland, east bay or southbay, not much, a couple of hundredths. but go north to santa rosa and it could be a record daily rainfall. farther north, look at what this atmospheric river is doing, more than one inch in eureka, more than one inch in portland, 1.5 in seattle, so we are this close to getting a significant june soaking. and it misses up by a couple hundred miles, which is unfortunate. imagine if we received it that much rain. pretty cloudy most of the weekend until sunday afternoon,

temperatures average or a little below average. today, more than average. thursday and friday, and, 80's and 90's, even 100 possible by friday. going to get hot. dan: would have been nice to get that rain. close. thanks. we keep hearing about the metaverse, a world of games and entertainment created by virtual reality, but the immersive experience at the headsets are giving some people motion sickness. abc 7 news reported david louis explains pre-david: virtual reality is a $60 million a year industry, popular with training of oil and gas workers and violence. the potential for explosive oath lies in consumers donning headsets for entertainment and games. but a major problem for the industry's motion sickness. it is estimated one third of all people do suffer from it. how do they address that? >> i had motion sickness what i have done dr, sometimes right

after getting out or sometimes a couple hours later. david: adrian is ceo of the void, which creates virtual reality experiences. he doesn't want motion sickness to take away what they are seeing and feeling. >> some people forget your head or eyes get ahead of your body. david: the void is working with partners on multiple fronts by improving the video so it is smooth, widening the field of vision and eliminating the timeline between body movements and what is displayed. >> everywhere in the system, there were little bits of delay. what we learned is, you have to go through the system and find everyplace there is a delay and optimize it out. david: the goal is to remove the sickness. that would open virtual reality experiences to more consumers and more opportunities to companies in the metaverse here at the expo. >> the advances i have seen here at this show and what i have

seen today are significant, even over 12 months ago. at least we are on the right track. david: research indicates women and children under 12 are most prone to ocean -- motion sickness. david louis, abc 7 news. dan: get ready to see the most expensive gas in the u.s. and it is being sold --

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are experiencing the high cost of gas, but check out these prices in mendocino -- $9.91 a gallon for supreme, $9.60 for regular. gas buddy app says it is the most expensive gas in the country and it caught one customer by surprise. >> nine dollars? >> over nine dollars a gallon? my goodness, i think it is the most expensive gas in the history of the country. >> this is the only gas station in town. maybe i should go somewhere else. dan: the station owner has said in the past her prices are so high because even though she gets gas from chevron, she is independent and doesn't sell food or drink to make ends meet. san francisco gas just hit an average of six dollars 50 cents a gallon, a new record according to aaa. oakland drivers paying six

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>> now from abc 7, live, breaking news. dan: new video from the scene of a deadly incident that has almost all lanes of two ade's closed in san mateo county. it looks as if two vehicles crashed and then someone walking on the road was hit by another car. three of the four lanes on southbound to 80 are blocked near black mountain road in hillsboro. chp has no estimated time to be open those lanes. dion: and an update on the situation we talked about at the top of our newscast -- all ninth now open in the east bay. you can see there was an overturned big westbound 580 in the altamont pass area. lanes were blocked for hours, since 2:00 p.m.. chb just reopened all lanes if humans ago. traffic should be easing in that

area. as we continue keeping our eye on breaking news out of southern california, an attack at a medical center. police say to nurses and a doctor were stabbed and taken to other medical centers for treatment. the suspect is believed to be barricaded inside still. this is an no hospital medical center. a swot team is on the scene -- a swat team is on the scene. we just got this live picture from the scene from our sister station kb seal essentials. the medical center is closed until the situation is revolved -- resolve, situation we will continue to follow. dan: twice in one week, talking about hate crimes in santa clara county. dion: a man accused of hurling racist slurs and punching a woman so hard, she temporary lost -- temporarily lost sight in one of her eyes. abc news are --abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes reports. zack: this cupertino store is

the site of the latest hate crime. the da says clifford stewart through a sign from inside the store out into the street. a hispanic employee and asian employee went outside to get it back. stuart started yelling racial slurs becoming -- before becoming more violent. >> he attacked the hispanic woman, kicked her in the stomach, punched her in the face. she temporarily lost vision. zack: the da says stewart then threatened to kill the sheriff's deputy and yelled racial slurs. he refused to appear in court friday. his court date was moved until monday. he's being held without bail and faces several years in prison. this comes after hate crime may 28 that this start truck starbucks in mountain view. the da says the suspect hurled racial slurs at a worker and attacked the customer and told them they should go back to their country. >> and 2020, we filed more hate

crimes than we had in the last 10 years in the das office, only to be exceeded by 2021, when we filed more hate crime's in a year than we ever filed. so far in 2022, things have columned -- calmed a little bit. zack: a caffe supervisor, cindy chavez, says many hate crimes are going unreported, some people too nervous to call 911. they are developing a hotline people can call. >> we need to do a lot more education with public safety officers. the whole system, so the system knows how to respond to a hate crime. the distinction between an incident and a crime and be a fine line. zack: zach fuentes, abc 7 news. dan: now about building a better bay area. south bay leaders to read a so-called quick tilled community today, 1 -- one of many built in san jose in recent years to help the homeless next to state

funding that will soon expire. as dustin dorsey explains, officials are hoping success stories will keep the money flowing. dustin: welcome to the evans lane community. it looks like a local neighborhood -- like a normal neighborhood, but here, things change pretend previously homeless families have found permanent housing. >> there was always somebody there to help me. for that, i am very grateful because now, i have my own lace -- all in place -- i have my own place. and i am so happy. thank you. dustin: today, san jose city council members toured the area to learn more about the success stories. the quick-build process is quick -- critical, because the faster they can be built, the sooner the results. >> our unsheltered homeless

population dropped slightly. we have seen significant role in sheltered capacity, up 50% in the last year alone. dustin: california makes projects like this a reality, flexible funds used to create immunities that cost a fraction of conventional apartment community. but funds are set to expire. >> literally, many cities would be pushing people back out in the street. city of san jose and the un house population has supported sacramento from these two assembly members. we need more money for san jose. that is what he's saying. so are you loud and clear? let's make sure it's going to the right place. i think we have shown that the hap funding and how to have funding can be used here and throughout the state to change families lives one unit at a

time in san jose dustin dorsey abc 7 news. taking care of our climate and environment is part of building a better bay area a new stanford study reveals what it could take to stop california from sinking. abc 7 news weather i anchor spencer christian joins now in the newsroom with a look at this. hey spencer. okay dion this may sound a bit shocking with sections of the state have been seeking dramatically over the years in part because of groundwater use that could be in could be under increased pressure due to drought and climate change, but stanford researchers say there may be hope if we act fast. surveying the central valley from droneview 7 the landscape appears level about as far as the eye can see but in a newly released study researchers from stanford have confirmed that not only our sections of the valley sinking, but it may take more to reverse the damage than previously believed lead author matt. lee's followed a long trail winding back decades. we look for every voice level

measurement we could find and in the end what we ended up with is a continuous record from 1950s right through till present day and found over 20 feet of subsidence the seeking and it's linked to aggressive pumping of california's groundwater is well-documented, but the stanford team says what's just as problematic is what's happening deep underground underground as the water levels drop. that's where they say layers of sediment are being squeezed and may not pop back into shape quickly. without being recharged with moisture. the biggest surprise was how long it's locked in for we found. few keep the water levels at the same level the subsidence will continue for 10 20, maybe even 30 or more years and some experts believe that once collapsed the underground aquifers could become more difficult to recharge or lose a percentage of their natural water storage capacity. the sinking has a clear effect on our state's groundwater moving forward, but if you look around you realize the impact goes much farther threatening everything from roadways to rail lines to even our above ground

water supply sinking or guidance as it's known can damage the massive canals that carry water up and down the state slowing the flow and causing leaks the delta mendota canal which supplies water to millions of californians is already slated for repairs stanford researcher rosemary knight believes a long-term solution to subsidence is achievable but says it will require more aggressive recharging of the groundwater basins much of the modeling that's been done assumes that if you stop the water level going down. the subsidence is going to stop. that's wrong because there's a delay between the water level going down and the clay is responding stanford models suggested may require raising the water table 30 feet or more, but they say the good news is that if water levels do rise from a combination of rain recharge and tighter controls on pumping the sinking could begin to be controlled relatively quickly. now next week i'll be looking at

technology that state water managers are using with stanford's assistance to help. fill our depleted aquifers much more quickly. it is remarkable the work that is being done. it is amazing, isn't it? yeah. thank you. well the transition from the school year into summer is especially difficult this year for select group those studying abroad from ukraine tonight at bay area company is trying to help them out. and now it's time for the california housing watch with home improvement tips to consider before listing your home. this california housing watch is sponsored by redfin get in your home and tip-top shape in order to maximize sale price is very expensive. there are a couple of low impact cost-effective things that you can do where you'll see the return on the investment come sale time changing out hardware changing out light fixtures refinishing floors sprucing up interior and exterior paint sprucing up landscaping staging the property and also bringing in a professional cleaner to clean your house to give it that extra sparkle for more

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marks 100 days of war in ukraine the attack began february 24th as russian president vladimir putin announced a quote special military operation and russia's war with ukraine has also invaded the lives of international students for the estimated 1700 ukrainian students studying here in the united states going home is no longer an option, but staying here can be difficult as well abc 7 news reporter david louis found one bay area company that has started a movement to help them. sophia got through freshman year at cal but it wasn't easy. she's one of 1700 undergraduates studying in the us from ukraine and she has been worried for her parents during the war with russia. it makes me very sad.

very sad. i was i was already home sick during this semester, but now i'm even more homesick her mother left for poland. her father has had to stay behind in kiev because men are not allowed to leave returning to ukraine for the summer. is it a safe option for sophia the ceo of area tech company ai started appealing to other executives to create internships. so sophia and other ukrainians can stay earn money and gain some work experience. what matters to me most at this moment as a freshman is getting experience in the field of study that i like that i want to purse you and getting some experience that i can write about in my on my resume computer science major. sophia will spend summer working on a lidar-related project at ai along with two other ukrainians working on safety systems for cars and people it's not just that they can stay in the country. it's that we're giving them a

chance to be part of a tribe or a group and a support network and we're helping them get some experience so that they feel like they're creating value accord and is ai team created a database of ukrainian students as a resource for other companies. we've gotten a tremendous amount of fonts over the last two weeks. i think we still have 40 or 50 students that are actively looking for something to do. sophia will still be 60 100 miles away from her parents. she says she also misses her dogs, but her internship will provide some stability during the war david louie abc 7 news. coming up next are you ready for rain? we've got the storm impact scale in the forecast for this weekend. stay with us.

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gray a little dreary outside right now, but not for the entire weekend. not for the whole weekend. demeterologist. mike. nico is tracking the forecast force mike really the timing is everything dan dion and here's a

look at our storm and our storm impact scale. we have a window starting saturday afternoon it opens and it closes about noon sunday this one on the storm impact scale with scattered showers up to a half an inch in the north bay mountains less than that to almost nothing down. the south bain are inland east bay neighborhood so you can see saturday measure will rain could get this far south as novato and napa nothing to change any plans over the heaviest of the rain is going to fall during the overnight hours and it could set a record for heavy rain that morning up in santa rosa after that summer heat coming in a big way. all right, mike. thanks. alright, whether it's a little bit of june gloom happen. chase center larry, you're not gloomy. oh myself as the ray of sunshine really? yeah the bright light, you know as in go towards the light. well, maybe not maybe not that thereof a dozen lost by a dozen what happened in the warriors the fourth quarter last night nine threes. that's what happened the celtics landing bomb after bomb steve

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with larry beale good evening. the boston tea party took place in 1773 the boston. three-party was last night. the celtics became the first team in nba finals history to be down double digits entering the quarter and end up winning by double digits 21 threes by boston stunning the warriors. we're now, i mean, it's pretty it's a virtual must win. heading into game two sunday at chase a stun steve kirk had only watched this collapse unfold 35 i think i actually might have just turned 36 al horford held the record for most playoff games without a finals appearance certainly worth the wait, six threes a record for finals debut 26 points flex the biceps sell tops for the warriors 40 16 in the even kerr was just in shock as to how many freeze boston made. he knows the warriors and their defense or lack thereof as part of the reason why i was possible. i don't know how many they made

in the fourth somebody in here probably knows they make seven or eight threes in the fourth quarter. time 9 you didn't see these kind of swings even a decade ago because you didn't have teams that could make threes, you know could string together a number of threes like like most teams can these days we created enough good looks offensively, you know to win win the game tonight just couldn't get enough stops and now let leave melted away in the force. so there's a lot of bright spots that how we play got to get over the tough feeling of letting one slip away. game two tips off sunday at 5 pm exclusively here on ab. evan our pregame coverage starts at 4 and then we'll have the complete breakdown after the game. probably around eight onto baseball giants fans in miami for game two of the series giants got only three hits last night much better this evening top two. mike is stremski a three-run blast hi deep aloha his fifth of the year five. nothing g men. sean jelly six eleven tied for

the tallest major league player ever back from the miners today pitch three innings struck out five as the giants went bullpening of it giants crushed the fish. here it comes here. it goes in the seventh brandon crawford his fifth career grand slam to make it 15-2 right now 15-4 giants in the ninth in the days. just getting underway with boston another boston teen in town phillies firing joe girardi today after just 50 games first manager fired this season. of the reigning mvp 5 all-stars from last year huge payroll bad d nowhere close to 500 have lost 12 of 17 i could go on but gerardi was clearly the scapegoat lasted only two and a half years his predecessor his giants matter gabe kapler actually managed more games in philly because girardi's first season was 20/20 the shortened year david esker stanford baseball team number two seed in the ncaa tournament opening regional play against binghamton on the farm and this game was not closed either cardinal with a 10-run second inning drew bowser. no doubt about it grand slam

that was in the trees and the cardinal just get pouring it on and on and on tommy troy two homers 18-6 cardinal going to win their 17 straight contest 27, they'll play the texas state uc santa barbara winner tomorrow nfl news alex mack making it official today retiring after 13 seasons in the nfl which means the niners need a new starting center presumably for trey lance. matt came out of cal went on to make the pro bowl seven times the 36 year old center mac. had been hinting that he might retire. so this really was not a surprise. we assumed the 49ers do have contingency plans, and we certainly hope the warriors have contingency plans. yeah. otherwise deon will have another green dress for us next. oh, no, i'm sorry was not supposed to make it's one of those dresses. that is a seeing eye, you know, like it's actually gold right always those goal, you know, okay even teasing the republicans all day. thanks larry. well, don't forget we are live streaming special. content on our abc 7 bay area

app, which you can download for your apple tv android tv, amazon fire tv or roku. finally tonight if you thoughts about what really matters i was going to write about another topic tonight, but saw something on my commute into work today that turned me around on the bay bridge and suv in front of me with a sticker on the window that said forgive me f biden. course. mine is the censored version. the sticker was not. really you're going to drive around like that. this has nothing to do with biden. i don't want to see a f trump sticker on a car either. it's unnecessary and crude and it's part of what's wrong with the way we seem to communicate these days it degrades everyone. look, i'm not approve. that word is fine by me in the right circumstances but on a car for children and of the sea isn't one of them. behind the sky on the bridge today. i kept wondering if he goes to visit his mother in that car. i hope he's watching if he is what really matters is to set a better example.

have a little class. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. yeah, right. i do wonder if don't do it. well, that's it for this edition of abc 7 news. i'm dion lynn, and i'm dan ashley from mike nico larry bill all of us here. we appreciate your time. see you tonight at 11. have a great evening. we gotta see this selection for ourselves. tile, wood, stone, laminate and vinyl. this hardwood is beautiful. this vinyl is durable. and this tile? so affordable! but when it comes to everything our family needs... this one is... perfect. now this store is the real deal. at floor and decor, there's plenty of room to explore. because with everyday low pricing on quality in-stock products and on-trend styles, you can really bring your living room to life.

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♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a policy analyst from washington, d.c... a medical and doctoral student originally from san diego, california... and our returning champion, a ride share driver from philadelphia, pennsylvania... whose 15-day cash winnings total... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- mayim bialik! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" following another surprising victory at the end of yesterday's game,

our champion ryan long declared, "this cannot be happening." well, ryan, it's understandable that winning 15 consecutive games may seem a bit surreal, because only eight other players in "jeopardy!" history have ever reached that milestone. [applause] we'll have to see if you can make it 16 today or if one of our challengers, lucia or wyatt, will head into the weekend as our new "jeopardy!" champion. good luck to all of you. let's take a look at the categories in the jeopardy! round. ♪♪♪ we'll get started with... and... and... ryan. don't get confused for $400, please. - ryan. - what is drubbing? - yes. - confused for $600.