breeds brother napoleon brown has served half of his 44-year cents for murder robbery and carjacking and now his attorney believes brown should be released because the laws changed in 2019. well, the basic point is that he doesn't meet the definition of murder anymore because you have to show reckless and difference to life. reckless in difference to life is typically explained as firing a gun into a crowd. here's what happened. just after midnight, june 19 2000 napoleon brown ended accomplice robbed. the johnny rockets restaurant a fisherman's wharf they crowded four workers into the basement and took 7,200 from the safe. the manager got a bump on his head when one of the suspects hit him because he wasn't opening the safe fast enough and undercover cop saw the men walking with a red bank deposit bag and get into a escort driven by lenty's white the officer followed as a sped onto the golden gate, but they stopped on the bridge in the middle buffer

lane the driver's door opened lenty's white fell from the car and a drunk driver heading southbound ran over her the victim who was struck on the bridge. perhaps was thrown from the vehicle. we do have a strong suspicion that it was an intentional act. pushed yes there on the bridge lenty's white was able to tell police. threw me out of the car. she died later at the hospital napoleon brown admitted sb is as nickname sonny boy just hours after the robbery and that incident on the golden gate london breed gave police an alibi for her, brother. court records show breed told police when she arrived at her grandmother's house around midnight the time of the robbery defendant was asleep on the couch, but as part of a plea deal brown admitted being there for the robbery. i emailed mayor breed staff asking whether she stands by the alibi for her brother that she gave police at the time the answer in regards to the

investigation from two decades ago. she stands by her participation and involvement in the investigation the mayor declined my request an interview. i also wanted to ask about the letter she wrote to governor brown in 2018 asking to commute her brother's sentence for that the san francisco ethics commission find her $2,500 saying breed violated a city law prohibiting the use of city titles for non-city purposes. her staff now says the mayor has not had any communication with a district attorney's office or anyone else about the current resentencing process. or that hearing napoleon brown's attorney explains. the new sentencing laws are only part of the equation and the judge can consider his behavior prison, which is mixed because you know, he's had a diction issues. he did participate in a lot of programs in in prison that were positive. so it's it's a very mixed bag. i also spoke to the victim

lenty's white's mother. she doesn't want napoleon brown to get of prison early and will that at the hearing next week for the i-team dan abc 7 news if you have a story for the abc 7 news i-team, you can head to abc 7 news.com slash i-team or call the number it is on your screen one eight eight forty it tonight's big covid headline the fda authorizes vaccines for kids as young as six months by both fiser and moderna moderna's vaccine is for kids under age six a two-dose series pfizers vaccine is for children under five and requires three doses. doses. we're waiting on a recommendation by the see for vaccines to be administered now local counties are getting ready ready for the final step in this process and abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes explains how now that the fda has given that authorization the final step is to get a recommendation from the cdc director and that's expected to happen sometime this weekend

and it's something local officials say they've been preparing for for months here in the county of santa clara. we are ready. that's the message to santa clara county public health officer put out as they announced plans to open three vaccination sites for kids five and under the shipments of vaccine may be arriving as early as monday if that were to been we would open appointments on monday afternoon and start first shot in arms on tuesday. the sites will be in san jose san martin and mountain view the county says they've also been working with major health care providers and private pediatricians to help facilitate vaccinations after a long wait. the news is a lot for some parents to process. i was relieved but at the same time, you know, of course, it's like, you know, it's safe or not and he's already vaccinated. he has other vaccines. so why not? i think it's gonna take some time for me. like just think about it and probably sit on it over the weekend dr. sarah redman is the counties assistant public health officer and mom of a two year old i was reading inch of the

data that got released this week and i wouldn't feel as excited about vaccinating her if i hadn't seen the safety results that i did dr. redmond says that the side effects are the type that are to be expected from a pediatric vaccine kids were fussy and cranky and their legs hurt but on the other hand those are signs of vaccines are working and a sign for me that that's really was a safe vaccine now again here in santa clara county officials are hoping for a monday arrival for the vaccines. they say that whenever they get here they can turn them around in. mt4 hours now to find out more information and to book an appointment when they're available. you can head to sccfreevax.org in san jose zach fuentes abc 7 news. now cdc research shows the efficacy of the pfizer and moderna vaccines for young kids is nearly the same, but there is one big difference that parents need to know about we talked about that earlier today with abc 7 news contributor dr. alok patel a member of our vaccine team. you need all three doses of the visor vaccine to reset optimal.

advocacy. you can't just get two and so what the visor shot you're waiting three weeks between the first two doses and then up to eight for the third one. whereas with moderna. we're all getting the full immune. after a two doses dr. patel went on to say the clinical trials show. the vaccine was has a very low risk for young children. moving on now the bay area is still soaking in the glory of last night's incredible warriors victory beating the celtics 103 to 90 and earning their fourth nba title in eight years a championship parade is planned for monday morning starting at 11:20 sharp traveling up market street from maine until 8. the warriors are due back from boston at 7:00 tonight today across the bay area fans were out early picking up their championship gear business was brisk at the warriors team shop in thr try to get the warriors championship hats maybe some loony shirts play tops and shirts anything like, you know championship wise for the team.

city officials are now gearing up for the parade. they expect hundreds of thousands of fans to attend and they're encouraging everyone to take public transportation. bart will run longer cars by the way, unlike previous championship celebrations. they will not be there will not be a rally at the civic center if you can't go in person you can party along and watch right here on abc 7 our live coverage begins at 10 am all the way through the parade route and you can find everything. need to know by going to our website abc7news.com. san francisco is a gearing up to commemorate juneteenth with multiple celebrations this weekend abc 7 news reporter loose peña spoke to an historian about the significance of the holiday and the role san francisco has played throughout the years. over a hundred years ago before silicon valley was known for connecting the world as the mecca of tech rally for civil rights. they come by train. they come by bus and this region was influential in the abolitionist movement. san francisco was the western

hub of the underground railroad. and their role was to raise the money. so the money for the raid on harpers ferry, which was the precipitating event for the civil war. came from san francisco. john. templeton is known as the historian of black san francisco an african-american history through the west on the second year of juneteenth becoming a federal holiday. we sat down with him to speak about its meaning and it's the end of the civil war as a result of the courage and bravery of 209,145 us troops of african descent 25,000 of them were brought into texas beginning in 1863. and they were the ones who had the honor. of capturing the last confederate state to surrender. this will be san francisco's 72nd year celebrating, juneteenth. the city largest gathering of african-americans in northern

california. san francisco was the first place outside of texas to recognize it tiffany carter is a co-founder of san francisco black wall street my community she grew up going to the fillmore juneteenth celebration, but after the festival went virtual in 2020, she decided to start a festival in her. hood the bay view and hundreds of people showed up it was important for me because i actually grew up on gilman asked my family's house it was time for the next generation to kind of put a stamp on june team. no, there will be two stages and more celebration throughout the city the juneteenth festival and feel more street. we'll go back to this with music food and entertainment and the one in the bay view at gilman park will its third year fill out. go as much as we can regardless of where you celebrate this weekend. john templeton wants people to understand the significance behind this holiday and to know the role san francisco played

over a century ago and today what is it about juneteenth the people get wrong african americans not only in slavery. but they kept the nation together, juneteenth. decided that we were one country in san francisco use pena abc 7 news. now since juneteenth falls on a sunday the federal holiday will be monday that means government offices and the stock market will be closed. most banks will be closed and there will not be any postal delivery. well coming up. are you ready for the fire season in the east bay? some people got an early warning today? i'm spencer christian sunshine for father's day warmth for juneteenth and sizzling heat for the start of summer. i'll have the accuweather forecast. and tonight seven on your side's michael finney joins us live to explain how to make inflation work for your money.

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turned into a 200 acre burn and prompted mandatory. evacuations we did i think in a fairly significant way dodge a major bullet as the sun rose. you can not only see the damage caused, but what could have been up close doesn't tell the full story when you zoom out you can see this fire back right up to hundreds of homes hill says, it's an overwhelming message that fire season doesn't just happen in places like napa or the santa cruz mountains. it impacts everyone when you look at last year and now i think this year is starting to pretty much the same way the wind driven fires that damaged and destroyed homes and displaced residents happened in areas outside of those highest severity zones. in fact, this was the second grass fire in pittsburgh this week that put homes at risk hill says there were no injuries and no homes lost. he attributes this in part to the work of the community and hopes other seeing this story

will learn from this lesson. there is an awful lot of risk out there from these wind driven gr errors right now and everyone needs to do their part to help us help them by doing that legwork to mitigate the risk by evading their weeds creating defensible space around their properties because he says it might just save your home in contra costa county dust dust and dorsey abc 7 news. and with all of that being said we're keeping close eye on the winds also on this heat dance. we are indeed spencer christian tracking it for us through the weekend and beyond spencer. that is true. we've got some pretty intense heat coming our way early next week, but right now the only ingredient we have to that with figures into the mix of fire concerns is the wind. so let's take a look at our current wind speeds at the surface. we've got very vigorous on shore flow right now with wind speeds and gusts up to and above 25 miles per hour across the bay area, but it is certainly not hot right now and good news. here's a lot of you from sutro tower looking out over san francisco notice the cloud shadows showing up over parts of the city. there's a lot of blue sky there,

but clouds are traveling by the rapidly across the bay assisted by the strong wind 61 degrees in san francisco right now, oakland 63 upper 60s at mountain view, san jose and santa clara 59 at half moon bay. and here's another view of those clouds from mountain looking down onto the tops of some of those class 63 right now at petaluminum, santa rosa 64, napa and fairfield both at 68 and we have 60s at concord and livermore and one more live view of the beautiful sky over the bay from our rooftop camera. these are our forecast features bright and breezy tomorrow and cooler than average once again then sunny or a warmer on father's day sunday and on june 10th monday, and then we can expect triple digit heat in our inlet areas on tuesday and wednesday as summer kicks off overnight look for a few clouds around so we'll call it partly cloudy away from the coast. mostly cloudy along the coast. it'll be breezy of course with overnight lows ranging from upper 40s to low 50s. much of the bay area and then tomorrow's highs 59 half moon bay 65 san francisco. mainly upper 60s around the bay

shore line, maybe one or two locations will hit 70 like san mateo and inland areas will warm up to only mid 70s. here's the accuweather 74 forecast a sunny and warmer day on sunday for father's day, june 10th sunshine warming up to mid-90s and mid 80s around the bay tuesday marks the beginning of summer 213 am if you're going to be up to celebrate it it's going going to be really toasty with inlet. is tuesday and wednesday at or above 100 degrees in the warmest spots, but we'll start to see a little bit cooler trend beginning on thursday and by next friday temperatures will be back in that average seasonal range deion. i appreciate your precision spencer. all right. thank you. well, we are working to build a better bay area which means focusing on how we can improve this place. we call home this year. we are putting an extra emphasis on the tenderloin district of san francisco. you may remember in january the city opened what it called a linkage center meant to link people dealing with drug abuse with resources, including food

shelter and substance abuse treatment it formed after mayor london breed declared a state of emergency in the tenderloin last year, but the center will close by the end. of this year, so we are joined live by abc 7 news insider phil mateer on this topic phil right away. why exactly is the center closing? i mean i can imagine for a myriad of reasons was it ineffective was there not enough money. i mean it seemed so promising it did but it hasn't proven to be as promising as hoped. it got to be honest about it deon. this thing is costing them over a million dollars a month and the results just haven't been that great. it's just not cost effective. let's take for well, they've had 49,000 visits to the center that's people going in either looking for services or help or even a meal maybe or a place just to rest for a while. they've as a result of that 900 people have been put into shelters. 150 of it gotten permanent housing and 53 only 53 have gone into drug rehab and like i said

a cost of over a million dollars a month the mayor just feels that there's better ways to spend it. now. you have to that this was set up. when she declared a state of an emergency, and she was scrambling for something to put in the tenderloin and this is what she got, but it's not a long-term solution by any stretch of the imagination. yeah when you talk about that cost certainly does not seem to weigh up to that price tag, you know, what else could replace the center to help these people who need it. well, there are other buildings in the tenderloin that they're looking at right now trying to admit idea of possibly dispersing it now, there's a couple of things that have to be factored in one this center came in. as we were coming out of the covid and san francisco was just being shown around the world as a place of open-air drug dealing and drug use homelessness on the street this mayor felt like something had to be done now since then the city is trying to come back in this same neighborhood mid-market is trying to attract other people into it. it's got the theaters for san francisco down there.

it's got new apartment buildings. it's got businesses down there and they're not sure that they want a sinner that is dealing with these kind of problem. in their neighborhood, so she's going to probably move it to other areas disperse it out into other store fronts and there's a good chance that we're going to continue to see the use of drugs being sanctioned by the city at these new centers as well. you know, you touched upon something that i want to get to before i let you go. is that the mayor's 90-day state of emergency. she announced it using some very strong language did that actually make any lasting changes in the tenderloin? i know there has been criticism that some of the drug use etc has been pushed out to neighboring. parts of the city. yes, and that's valid but in the tenderloin itself, yes, i would say that recent visits there. it's a different world or a much better world than it was a year ago a year and a half ago what we're seeing is fewer tents on the streets. we have people out there on the sidewalks making sure that things are going smoothly. i don't know how long they can maintain it unless there's a

fundamental change in both law enforcement and services provided and the big question that's out there from the sacrament. on down is the question of this. if people are in the throes of mental health crisis or drug crises, do they get to choose when they're going to get help or do we tell them that they have to get help? that is the big question and everything else revolves around that and that's what we're going to find out this year. i think one way or the other. yeah something we will watch exceptionally closely in our efforts to build a better bay area. many thanks to you. well from thousands of miles away a bay area tech company is making a difference in the war in ukraine. inare you looking to renovate stayour kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations

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weathertech. this week committed another one billion dollars to bolster ukraine's military from russian attack and now a bay area tech company is part of a group working to provide modern air technology to help beef up ukraine's defense against missiles abc 7 news reporter david louis has details on how private companies hope to save civilian lives. the constant russian missile attacks on ukraine. don't allow anyone to feel safe. we're just you know, just running from shelter to shelter when we when we hear. alarm all around the cities the company that and rechemist works for san francisco's just answer is stepping up investing along

with other partners in the us and japan to beef up ukraine's air defenses codenamed sky project is helping the ukraine military to upgrade its technology that will cost millions of dollars through a group called the live it cluster. yeah computers. they've got networking equipment that is also old and slow and then they've got software that is old and slow and and we're trying to help them upgrade. great. russia has been striking ukraine repeatedly from ships in the black sea. old slow technology makes it difficult to match the advanced capabilities of russian missiles. some of them are flying like very low and it is hard to to hit them. some of them can you know just to change their trajectory during the flight? and of course we need to collect all these that data ukraine could use a system similar to israel's iron dome, which is shielded civilians from the kind of death and destruction ukraine has suffered people are going about life in jerusalem and tel

aviv, just as if nothing's happening in missiles are coming in and they just don't even worry about it anymore. and that's what we're trying to help the brave ukrainian people build that will take time and money along with international tech support speed and experience matters. to bring some of the most sophisticated tech minds of ukraine to this problem david louie, abc7 news. coming up here the potential of a parking lot this site could turn into something one san francisco neighborhood needs and doesn't currently have how do you like to earn an interest rate of more than 9% on your investments? i'm michael fitting coming up on seven on your side. i'll show you how.

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san francisco, but plans for a new school that you're looking at now are moving forward. the campus will be the first and only school in the mission bay neighborhood, but does it need it? yeah, we've seen reports of cleaning enrollment the past few years abc 7 news senior education reporter leanne melendez explains the district's justification for adding another school. this is the empty lot where the mission bay school will be housed. the land will be officially transferred to the san francisco unified school district in august a gift made by ucsf. the school will open in the fall of 2025. that means one-year-old. enzo will most likely be going into transitional kindergarten. i think it's a great news. and yes. he's a future here. so. yeah to you know building a strong. community in the mission bay the deal has been in the works for years in 2016 abc 7 news was there when the school district announced it would ask voters to

fund it through a bond measure which eventually passed by nearly 80 percent matt haney now an assemblyman was a school board member back then over the next five years. we currently estimate that. there will be 1,300 new students from mission bay soma alone. i know many of you are thinking wait, that was 2016 isn't the school district now experiencing a decline in its enrollment. yes. citywide families have moved out but mission bay is one of those neighborhoods that continues to grow so we look at where the density of kids are right now and where they're going to be it is mission bay. it is the eastern neighborhoods. it is the southeast right now families who live in the mission bay neighborhood are nearly two miles away from daniel web. elementary and bessie carmichael, so there's the convenience factor on the other hand. the school district assured us that by opening the school in mission bay those other two

schools will not lose students. that's because as of today families in mission bay can ask to enroll in any school in the city, but once the district moves to a zone-based system, they can only select those that are in close proximity the schools that are closest to mission. now will be the new mission bay school bessie carmichael and daniel webster. groundbreaking is scheduled for october in san francisco leanne melendez. abc 7 news. i mean embrace yourself stocks closed out their worst weeks since 2020 today the dow lost 38 points closing below 30,000 both the nasdaq and s&p were in the green, but overall the market has had a brutal fall with the s&p dropping down to pandemic levels as the federal reserve tries to balance the scales by raising interest rates many still continue to worry about a recession.

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live look from san francisco international airport. what's happening? the warriors are about to arrive the team departed boston logan at about noon our time and after more than six hours of flying.

they are almost back in the bay area. they're anticipated touchdown sometime between oh 6:40, perhaps seven o'clock or so now they will be joined with the nba championship tro seerybodouthere waiting. for their return their parade is monday morning, and we will have all the details on abc 7 news.com and we will carry that parade live. a new pixar film opening this weekend is bringing back a familiar character from toy story but in a new and different light in several important ways the film light year takes the character buzz to humanity and beyond. they don't help they just overcomplicate things. i'm better off. just doing the job myself if the familiar toy story hero buzz lightyear seems to fall victim to human nature in pixar's latest release. it's not by accident. in fact, it took a lot of thought to get in there. just trying to figure out how that character changed from being a toy to the actual human with the toy.

it's plastic and with a human you have a lot more intricacies dean kelly is the story supervisor. for light year. the filmvequel rollg bac imagining the human action hero light year whose exploitsnsrsion of i the iconic plastic figure animators work to add the nuances of a sometimes grumpy, but still supremely confident buzz was like your mission log planet clearly underhabitable like he's thinking as early the you know, mid 30, so he's capable but he's got some experience there and he's got some like wisdom that's there and kelly has also found himself expanding on the human nature of a different character in the film. lightyear sidekick alicia who shares a tender kiss with another female character a moment. that caused a number of religiously conservative countries to censor the film or ban it outright. so to have that kiss in there felt like it was really important. not only for the story but i

felt like just where we are right now and you know in the world like we want the show like that's the truthfulness to where people are at right now, but what your character also develops his own emotions as the galactic adventure evolves a journey that may help audiences appreciate this version of buzz as a new more complex kind of sucks. let's break this hyperspeed barrier get everyone home. good stuff disney is the parent company of both pixar and abc 7. coming up windy now warmer later a lot warmer spencer explains how the weather will be changing in the seven day forecast next. in the seven day forecast next. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ever before when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant... in hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's proven to delay disease progression.

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return for boston logan airport. now that plane and the championship trophy as well should be arriving any now we keep watching minute by minute the championship parade by the way is monday morning down market street in san francisco, and we will have all the details on abc 7 news.com and we will carry the parade live so much anticipation. yeah, it's gonna be a lot of fun. we can't wait to get them back home here to celebrate. all right, let's turn our attention one last time to the forecast here. okay. well, you know, it's speaking of the parade and the worries. i'm going to start with the parade forecast. let's just look at it right now on monday. it's going to be a sunny day all day. in san francisco if you go out early in the morning to pick a you know prime spot for viewing the parade. it's gonna be a little chilly in the early hours, but by ten o'clock or so it'll warm up to the upper 60s to near 70 degrees and then you can see it's going to be a miles a day throughout the day with the high temperatures into the low to mid 70s right now. we're looking at a few puffy clouds over san francisco. we're at 61 degrees. we have mid to upper 60s in oakland mountain view, san jose

and santa clara and a cool 59 at half moon bay, and i didn't expect those clouds to obscure this view but trust me. there was a great view there. of mount tam looking down onto the bay just a moment ago 64 degrees right now in santa rosa petaluma. only 62 upper 60s at napa and fairfield at mid-60s at concord and livermore. here's a better view of blue sky and puffy clouds over the bay from our rooftop camera headlines, are these bright and breezy tomorrow a little bit cooler than average much like today sonniere and warmer father's day sunday and juneteenth which is celebrated on recognized on monday and we can expect triple digit inland heat tuesday and wednesday. wednesday. this is our overnight picture. how to increase a little bit especially near the coast overnight lows will be in the upper 40s to low 50s highs tomorrow under bright skies upper 50s at the coast up for 60s near the bay mid to upper 70s inland and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast nice and sunny and warmer on father's day warmer still on monday with highs in the mid-90s inland and look at the the arrival of summer on tuesday.

like intense heat upper night low 90s rather around the bay low 100s in our inlet areas and temperatures don't settle back down below the triple digit range in our inland areas till thursday and friday. yeah. all right. thanks spencer very much. all right, larry bill joining us with the preview of sports. and i mean, is there anything else to talk about except the warrior? they're actually is a few other things going on steph curry though. i mean, that's that's a top of a list. he jokes he hears everything. he sees everything. so what does you think of the critics who thought that steph and company would win exactly zero championships with this squad that's next in sports. squad that's next in sports. o you are, being yourself can be tough when you have severe asthma. triggers can pop up out of nowhere, causing inflammation that can lead to asthma attacks. but no matter what type of severe asthma you have, tezspire™ can help. tezspire™ is an add-on treatment for people 12 and over... that proactively reduces inflammation... ...which means you could have fewer attacks, breathe better, and relieve your asthma symptoms.

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with larry beale good evening. the warriors had a dynasty of five-year run going to the finals every year then they went from champs to the worst team in the league and now after a two-year, lull missing the playoffs back on top again. finishing off the boston celtics in six games draymond green said don't let us win another

championship and there he was mocking the celtics wearing one of their all-in for championship at&t shirts on the plane today some so-called experts claim steph curry's career would not be complete until he won a finals mvp. well mission accomplished there steve kerr questioned the idea that steph needed that finals mvp. i mean are we really, you know, i guess his career has been so impeccable. that's the only we could actually find. so it's great to check that box for him, but it's it's been really hard for me to think that that's actually been held against him the fact that when we started this season. you know a lot of conversations about who we were as a team and what we are capable of and clearly remember some experts and talking heads putting up the big zero of how many championships we would have going for because everything that we went through so to get here it all comes out.

so there's this one player on the grizzlies who tweeted strength and numbers after they beat us in the previous season and it i can't wait to retweet that thing freaking bum that i had to wash that almost like this freaking cloud, okay. okay. love clay that bomb another curry milestone his alma mater davidson college will officially retire his number 30 on august 31st kerry graduated from davidson this spring making him now eligible to have that jersey honored. it's the first number that the wildcats will retire also today you see the man on the right. there is college head coach bob mcgill if officially retired after 33 years as head coach and son matt, will be taking over. the stanford cardinal baseball team will make their second straight college world series parents they open against arkansas tomorrow 11 am on espn. they're the highest ranked team left number two in the nation but head coach david esther brushes aside, and he talked that they're the team to beat some people say, you know, are you the favorite because you're the highest ranked?

that that i don't think that's the case. i think all eight teams are looking to play the best brand of baseball and have a good game that day and so you can come out and win. second round of the us open at the brookline country club busy week of sports in the boston area phil mickelson ate over after round one needed something amazing to make the cut didn't happen three over 73. i would tell you where this ball went, but nobody knows he missed the cut. callowum colin morikawa looking for his third major four under 66 today tied with joel dominant five under the lead with defending champ john rom and rory mcilroy just a shot behind heading to the weekend. so a nice leaderboard as we head into the weekend there. i'm told that the warriors plane. is coming in having just landed minutes ago, or maybe even just seconds ago taxiing. and so it should be just a matter of a couple more minutes here. i wish we could stay on just keep going and going and going

until we see them disembark but not possible. so from what we understand also the mayor is in attendance. she is somewhere in the crowd. i think if you look closely you'll be able to spot her, but it's funny. even our director said, oh there was a plane just moments ago. and then oh, no, that was another another airline false alarm because we've just been so excited waiting every single plane. comes into sfo we were wondering could this be the warrior? well think how excited the players must be after a long trip home six hours or so and now to be arriving home prepared for parade and and to see these fans superfans and everyone to come to greet them their arrival must be be very exciting moment for them. ah moreove. we will stay with this and have of course much more for you tonight on abc 7 news at 11. okay, we're going to continue as we stay with this picture for a minute. i want to say a few thoughts about what really matters because again our golden state warriors are champions with a

game six win last night against the celtics in boston. the dubs have given the bay area something really to rejoice and to be proud of they overcame injury adversity and naysayers to once again hoist the larry o'brien trophy for a fourth time since 2015. but what i love about that. most it's not just that they won but how they win in general and how they conduct themselves on and off the court. these guys lead by a real lead by a real leader in steve. kerr are really worthy role models for young people but not just for kids for all of us proof that hard work dedication integrity teamwork and a positive attitude can make great things happen on the big stage like they did and in ordinary life for the rest of us as well on monday. we will celebrate with steph clay draymond and the entire team for a fantastic accomplishment what really matters is not just winning a championship, but what this amazing team stands for tour and represents so go dubs. they're opening the door. now dion the team will be coming out here any moment.

yeah, and you can see below the plane. oh. there they go photographer. he's gonna get in position. let me get the low angle. let me get down here have to capture those moments. we saw london bridge. she was below the plane and anticipation of them all coming out. all right, they're not wasting much time. let's see if we get one before we leave around us. okay. thanks for joining us. we'll have this for you later tonight. good night.

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in the end, it was megan wachspress who emerged as champion, securing her victory by just $2 for the second time this week. we're looking forward to another great game today as we welcome our new challengers-- sadie and molly. good luck to all three of you. here are the categories you will be facing in the jeopardy! round... and... since father's day in this weekend, this is something for the musical dads. megan, you'll be selecting first as returning champ. could i get think pink for $200, please? - megan. - what is the pink panther? - yes. - think pink, $400.