california's essential lifeline in case of an emergency like most of us in many cases. they need wi-fi to connect to the internet. well this particular library neighbors are telling me has become a magnet for the unhoused especially at night it's mid-morning. we're on 16th street near market across from the library. it's considered one of the most troubled spots in the castro district because of this homeless encampment. we saw families trying to navigate their way past the tents thomas ashwood told us why many gather here. it's because they're safe here and it's not violent here when they go to sleep. they don't have to worry about waking up in their tents on fire or somebody's cutting it open. they are drawn to the spot because they're in front of a public building with access to bathrooms. they've also learned how to generate power from the bicycle docks when i walk by the library almost always see someone smoking meth. and you know people are using fentanyl as well. and you know, it's comfortable

the weather's not too bad. no one bothers them another visible reason. for access to fight it's wi-fi at night hoping that will drive them out. so several wi-fi is are you going to get them all set down the reality? is that the free city wi-fi along the market street corridor is not reliable, but the wi-fi at the public library is much more robust and allows for streaming. in fact, we witness many of them doing just that usingsi wng the. we reached out to the san francisco public library. they said a 2017 study found that crime in the area fluctuated whether wi-fi was turned on or off they also told us quote they continued to seek to address the digital divide. obviously. they're not filing resumes. obviously you want to provide this service for your patrons, and anyone is welcome inside, but there's no reason to let it

go on during the night. there are signs of vandalism in the area. the library is parking lots surveillance camera was damaged and neighbors continue to report crimes like broken garage doors and ring doorbells that have been tempered with i mean, this is public library. i live in this neighborhood. i won't let my to come here on a company. that's david burke the sfpt public safety liaison for the district. so we don't have a lot of sticks. we have even fewer carrots and so if folks don't want help they can refuse it and so it was just very frustrating for those of us who live and work in the castro. bert says it's obvious they need. help among the and i want to add that there was a bill in sacramento sb 1416 called mental health services for the gravely disabled now the legislation would force certain people into treatment. it had a lot of opposition from

civil liberties group, and it did not pass in the newsroom leanne melendez abc 7 news. all right. thanks leanne. happening now major traffic disruptions for people headed to or from the sierra terrible timing with the start of the holiday weekend on highway 50. this is the reason why a big rig cup fire just east of kuipers this morning shut down the highways in both directions one-way traffic control started around 1 pm but gridlock lasts for miles and there's no estimated time to fully reopen the highway and on 80 the westbound lanes are closed. it's why you don't see any cars on the left side of the screen. other big rig caught fire just before noon near colfax and westbound traffic is being diverted at rollins lake road. eastbound lanes on the right are open right now, but as you can see is it's moving? it's not too bad actually, right? can we a lot more people out there? i'm aaa predicts 42 million people will be driving this holiday weekend and that means travel times could double for

some drivers right now. traffic is moving well in all of the live views around the bay area that's good. but triple a predicts air travel will be at its level since 2011. let's bring in abc 7 news weather. anchor spencer christian now. yes, he has the holiday weekend forecast for us spencer. well, it's looking a little cooler than average i'mma and karina a bit windy as well, but things will calm down by the time we get to monday, which is 4th of july. so here's our holiday weekend forecaster. we'll start the day tomorrow with a little bit of morning gray. maybe even some patchy drizzle. it'll certainly be a windy and cooler than average weekend high temperatures inland saturday and suddenly sunday getting only into the mid to upper 70s, but on monday fourth of july you can see going to be sunny or milder with high temperatures climbing into the low 80s inland and as for fireworks time monday night, well if you're close to the coast if you're in san francisco, you'll probably encounter some clouds. we're expecting an increase in clouds pushing on shore just about the time the fireworks begin however away from the coast around the bay and inland

areas. there will be clear skies for the firework show on monday night, but of course as usual, san francisco is just a little bit iffy. happy fourth of july corina. all right spencer. thank you bay. area fire departments are staffing up for the weekend concerned that illegal fireworks may start a wildfire in santa rosa. the division. chief says illegal fireworks use has increased during the pandemic nearly 500 pounds of illegal fireworks were recently seized from someone who's facing charges. we're trying to prevent injuries to our community and we're also trying to reduce the fire threat. there are eight bay area cities that allow the legal safe and sane fireworks sales are underway and all of them pacifica san bruno dublin susan city newark gilroy gloverdale and cloverdale and union city. firefighters think by monday, they'll have the state's biggest active wildfire fully contained. the rice's fire is nearly a thousand acres and is currently

22% contained. it sparked tuesday from what cal fire describes as an uninhabitable structure fire evacuation orders and warnings are in effect because about 250 homes are at risk of burning more than a dozen firefighters have been hurt. at least one daily harvest customer attempted to warn ceo rachel drury that the companies now recalled product was creating much more than gastrointestinal discomfort hundreds of people have been sickened hospitalized and in some cases had their gallbladders removed abc 7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow has more now on when and how the company alerted the public. 41 year old luke tashi is a marathon runner and healthy eater, but from june 8th to june 18. tashi was hospitalized three times with elevated liver enzymes after eating daily. service lentil and leak crumbles some of the most intense pain. i've had in my life. it felt like nothing. i'd ever experienced before according to the fda which is now investigating on june 17th,

daily harvest emailed customers who were shipped the affected product and other consumers for whom the company had contact information the email stated in part a small number of customers have reported gastrointestinal discomfort after consuming our french lentil and leak crumbles. the email instructed lentils must be thoroughly cooked and added out of an abundance of caution. dispose of any french lentil and leak crumbles you have received and do not eat them cashi got the email in his hospital bed at 7:34 pm. i had to read it twice because i knew that you know, we've been searching with doctors for three weeks to figure out what was going on with me. he says he connected online with other daily harvest customers with similar symptoms the following morning. he reached out to daily harvest ceo rachel drury over linkedin realizing they had gone to the same business school. i thought maybe hearing from somebody like myself could be really helpful. getting the word out. i pleaded to her the humanity of like if you're not certain, i'm certain i'm sitting here in the hospital. i've experienced this. i've gone through torture for three weeks in screen grabbed

conversations tashi provided to abc 7 news on june 18th. he wrote in part. i wholeheartedly do not believe this has anything to do with cooking lentils. i basically charred mine and urged story. this is a major public safety problem drury wrote back in part. actively investigating and taking this very seriously as soon as we got wind of a potential issue. we asked all customers who have purchased to discard the product tashi responded explaining his condition was well beyond gastrointestinal discomfort and that he had to talk surgeons out of removing his gallbladder during wrote back in part. we will be in touch with the additional questions and as we learn more tashi asked if the fda had been informed drake didn't answer that, but thank tim and said she passed this to the investigation. team asap. i'll go to the end of the earth to save one person from going through it. i've gone through i want a daily harvest to do the same due to the ongoing investigation the fda would not tell abc 7 news, if or when daily harvest contacted the fda daily harvest

tells abc 7 news it enacted its voluntary recall on june 17th when it's sent out. it's initial email to customers but tashi worried about the daily harvest customers who didn't check email or spouses and children who weren't the main account holders and an eighth the product not knowing about the recall on june 19th tashi messaged ray on linkedin again. i am pleading for you to please let medical professionals know what is going on. please let the news outlets know that afternoon the company posted about the issue on its website. it wasn't until june 23rd six days after its voluntary recall in the form of an email to customers that daily harvest issued a company announcement, which was posted publicly on the fda website for anyone to see having product that makes people sick is one thing not doing everything in your power as a human being to address. it is a whole other in an email posted to the daily harvest website today drury rights, despite exhaustive testing over two weeks. daily harvest has not identified

a possible cause she says the company is working with top doctors microbiologists toxicologists and three independent labs drury writes. i assure you we will not stop until we get to the bottom of this on monday drury had posted the company was evident, the issue is limited to the french lentil and leak crumbles and does not impact any of their other 100-plus menu items for the i-team melanie woodrow abc 7 news. if you have a story for the abc 7 news i-team go to abc 7 news.com slash item or you can call 1-88-40i team. with pride month over today volunteers started to dismantle the giant pink triangle in san francisco this year marked the anniversary of the display on twin peaks volunteers are needed to remove nearly two miles of streamers and equipment. the peak triangle is a symbol of resilience and pride for the lgbtq+ community during the month of june volunteers will be meeting tomorrow morning to remove the rest of the display. if you missed the san francisco

pride parade last weekend, don't worry. you can see our coverage from the parade and other pride content on our abc 7 bay area app. you can download it on roku, amazon fire tv and wherever you stream tonight stories from the streets of san francisco's tenderloin here from those. live there and those who have come back to help others. as san francisco couple gets up 1500 dollar fine for parking in their own driveway in the city isn't backing down. i'm michael finney 7 on your side is straight ahead.

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it turned into a deep dive into san francisco history. they suddenly were slapped with a huge fine for parking in their own driveway as they have for nearly four decades. your sides michael finney has their perplexing story and it really is michael. it's a head shaker no doubt about it. it seems so unfair they'd been using their car pad for decades when suddenly the city said that's illegal. not only that they were threatened with a fifteen hundred dollar fine a huge penalty even by san francisco standards the only way out go back into san francisco history. absolutely outrageous harking in san francisco didn't say there's not enough parking. there's too many cars a difficult part of life here. you find a spot get a ticket. anyway, i got hit with two thousand dollars worth of parking tickets. it just seems wrong for judy and ed crane. it seems especially unfair we moved in in part in that driveway every knit day and

every night they live on the steep hill where parking can be a gravity. defying challenge, but they could slip into their driveway and park on their car pad, which they'd been doing every day for the past 36 years, but not anymore. we got this email and we can't park in the parking pad anymore. and i said what that's crazy out of the blue the couple got this chicken for parking in their own driveway. it's very surprising to say the least and worship came with an enormous fine 1500 42 dollars plus. another $250 per day if they didn't get the car off their car pack, i wrote back to them and i said i thought it was a mistake, but it was no mistake and no ordinary parking ticket. it came from the city planning department telling them. it's illegal to park in the front yard of a house if we were found parking there again, it would be a fifteen hundred dollar fine. and so they quickly pulled the car out, but none of it made

sense. why are taking away something that utility not just to us but our neighbors in terms of more parking spaces ed and judy had been parking there for nearly four decades. and as far as they could tell this face was used for parking since the house was built back in 1910 one of the first and there noe valley neighborhood all the sudden be told you can't use something that we had used for years. it's startling and show the planning department gave them a challenge prove. the parking was a historic use on the lot and they might get a waiver we grandfathered in if we showed them a historical photo that showed a car. or a buggy a horse-drawn buggy in the carport right away. they dug up this photo of their daughter 34 years ago a part of the car barely visible, but officials said not old enough. i did a number of online searches and tried to find

historic resources. so they combed through hundreds of historic photos plenty showed the early days when there were few our house in our neighbor's house had empty fields all around the defined a photo of car or a horse and they're particular driveway back before the days of iphone cameras nearly impossible and then bingo to me. it's pretty compelling that that was a car this aerial photo from 1938 shows their exact homes. so this is our house and ed is sure he can see a car or horse from buggy pulling into his driveway. so this little black blob looks like it's pulling into our house. it looks like just a blob from above and ed says it must be a car like all these other blobs. you can see along the road. i don't know. else they would be to me. it's pretty compelling that that was a car pulling in or out of a parking pad. they rushed the photo to the planning department the proof

said that they were too fuzzy. the planning department said this was evincofcis. te us a couple was violating a code section banning vehicles in a setback in front of a house. so it's okay to park in front of a garage like this planning chief. dan cider says it was enacted decades ago for aesthetic reasons to quote ensure that front yards don't turn into parking lots. but why enforce it now? he said someone made an anonymous complaint to the city two neighbors also got tagged for the same violation in an email cider wrote. i recognize that the property owner is frustrated, but the planning code doesn't allow for the city to other illegal uses on account of their having flown below the radar for a length of time and so their carport sits empty as they struggle to park on the hip this feels really unfair and like we're being punished.

the city did cancel the fine after the couple got the car off the car pad and kept it off and the city says a couple will have to build a covered carport or a garage if it wants to park there or it can find another old photo. i want to hear from you go to abc7news.com/seven on your side to share your story and then we'll share them with everyone else just like we did this one. wow the blob. is sure looks like one to me. well, all right. thanks michael. appreciate that. yeah. wow, not just the closing bell fireworks marked the end of the trading day at the new york stock exchange while street headed into the holiday weekend in the green. the dow was up more than 300 points the nasdaq game nearly 100 and the s&p added about 40. it's been more than two weeks since california set record high gas prices napa county the most expensive in the bay area just

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continues to rise sharply. it's almost 15% in nearly matching the nationwide rate the latest variance ba-4 and ba-5 make up the majority of new cases across the us the original omicron variant be a one for no new cases according to cdc data let's get a check on the forecast. it is a holiday weekend. yeah, so everyone wants to know if we're gonna be able to see those fireworks spencer. well, it's not iffy right now. as far as san francisco is concerned inland areas looking pretty good right now all areas are experiencing rather breezy conditions and downright windy and gusty near the coast of bay. we have 26 mile per hour gusts at oakland right now 23 at novato a little bit earlier. we had 39 mile per hour gusts right here in san francisco. here's a view from mount tim you can see the fog is racing out over the bay right now and beginning. push inland as well 56 degrees right now in san francisco. that's our cool spot. well half, moon bay is pretty cool. also at 55. we've got 61 at oakland mountain view 68, san jose and santa clara both at 69 degrees. here's a view at emeryville in

the friday evening weekend. getaway. traffic is a pretty slow as you might expect. oh the temperature readings right now santa rosa 71 mid to upper 60s. they've had petaluma and napa we have upper 70s at fairfield in concord and 70 degrees at livermore. here's our view from the rooftop camera. looking toward the bay bridge. you can see clouds getting lower and thicker over the bay right now. these are our forecast features low clouds and patchy drizzle will be with us the next two nights breezy to gusty conditions will prevail this weekend. it'll be cooler than average and some are warmth will return around the middle of next week overnight. we'll see a surge of low clouds and fog as we're seeing right now pushing not only across the bay, but pushing well inland and there'll be a lot of moisture here patchy drizzle is likely not only near the coast but also around the bay shore line, maybe even a couple of and spots, but skies will clear rather early tomorrow in most locations except right along the coastline where clouds will linger overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the mid-50s so fairly mild overnight although a little bit cooler in some north bay locations.

we expect a lower 49 at santa rosa at 51 at napa. tomorrow's highest 59 degrees at half moon bay 60 in san francisco. most locations right around the bay shore line. will top out at about 65 to 67 degrees up in the north bay. 77 santa rosa 75 napa in they will have highs mainly in the low to mid 70s much cooler than average for second of july a 74 concrete 75 at antioch down the south bay look for a high of 73 at san jose and 78 and morgan hill now for that all important fireworks forecast for monday as i mentioned earlier, we'll probably see lots of lingering clouds along the coastline and pushing onshore into san francisco just as the fireworks are getting underway, but most other locations for fireworks inland and near the bay. we'll have clearer skies and good viewing conditions. temperatures 9 pm on monday will generally be in the mid-60s. the coolest spot will be san francisco with a temperature of 60 degrees the warmest spot, san jose at 71. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast breezy to gusty through the weekend to cooler than

average both saturday and sunday monday fourth of july will be mainly sunny but with some lingering clouds and some high clouds passing over doing the afternoon hours. we'll have sort of average temperatures for this time of the year, tuesday and wednesday, but a stronger warm up toward the end of the week. and friday, we'll see inland highs moving into the upper 80s to low 90s and up to about 80 degrees around the bayshore line. so a little bit of weather variety here something to please all taste ama and karina. all right, we like that spencer. thank you tonight an unflinching. look at san francisco's tenderloin. it felt like people would come and be in the street and be suffering and there wasn't enough intervention. you could just come here and disappear. we've seen it change has gotten better.

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better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. tonight our focus is on the tenderloin. there's a legal vending. there's sex trafficking there's drug trades. it's 50 blocks of san

francisco's grittiest areas. it has been more than half a year since an emergency initiative began to clean up the tenderloin but housing homeless people especially those addicted to drugs has proved challenging today. we take a deeper look at the problem in this special series 50 blocks. the genuine has 409 historic buildings. were one of the largest residential historic districts in the united states. the tenderloin is an amazing neighborhood that city hall in the last years. unfortunately allowed to become a drug dealer containment zone. we finally have gotten city hall take a different approach, but it's been a real rough two years. i am here to officially declare a state of emergency in the tenderloin community of the city and county of san francisco. when we look at loss of life in

the pandemic we had over 700 people alone die due to a drug overdose last year in san francisco. we have over 600 and counting this year. when we look at the conditions on our streets. it's sad. it's heartbreaking. we started this initiative because of a overdose epidemic related to fentanyl and a neighborhood that was living in terror. what bothered me before we started it felt like people would come and be in the street and be suffering and there wasn't enough intervention. you could just come here. here a lot of what we're doing is connecting with people and telling them we want to help you. we accept you as you are that i think is a game changer.

the question is has it made a difference for the overall community and that is still yet to be determined? my name is dale of vietnam vetef the los angeles city fire department and i arrived in san francisco not knowing what the tenderloin was. and i got out of my car. i thought they were shooting a movie because i felt no one could live like this. this is not a real situation. but by eight o'clock that night i was in this movie. i got it addicted to crack cocaine. now i wound up being on these streets living in. living in dumpsters i was selling drugs running women. i was doing the whole gamut. we served a long time together me and crack cocaine. we did 18 years together. i met a church here in the tenderloin. and my life changed when i

walked into that church. i never intended that day to be clean. and i talked to alex all the time. i said your day may come when you don't even expect it because it came on the day. i never expected. i don't want anyone to use drugs, but i think drugs should never be criminalized because it is -- sure disease. and you don't lock up someone for having cancer? you don't lock up someone for having leukemia. why do you lock up someone that's having an addiction and it is a disease and we refuse to treat it as these disease and instead of hiring counselors. and addiction specialist. we keep hiring police officers. my name is daniel mclennan. i'm a homeless resident here in san francisco. i have a couple impairments and make it difficult for me to find regular work. i can't tell you how many times i've asked for the time for somebody and they've literally ran away from me or cussed at

me. i just started drawing for tip money. the hardest part is keeping the artwork safe. if you're not sleeping on top of it, it's stolen. either for its quality or they'll steal it for another mat for them to sleep on and when it's stolen when you're sleeping on it's usually a violent attack. in fact, i almost lost my left arm. still closer still bloodstain some guy randomly attacked me with an ax. i'd say most of the people out here have deep family problems. it's going on guys daniel the hobo artist here. just checking in. i'd like to show you progress on my work here. the theme is gonna be just

homeless people. calling this collection for alex. after my late brother alex mclennan, he was found dead from a drug overdose. my brother was the kindest person i knew it and he was 10 years my junior. as 19 20 year old i did my best i could raise him and go to school. and maintain my other relationships. and it just feels like a thousand. in some way all the turmoil in my life that i was feeling. that's why i kind of started gravitating towards the virgin mary. was also this weird subconscious

desire to give my brother this grace that he never got. wherever my brother is. i hope he's at least experienced this embrace in virgin mary's arms. market street when a lot of people walk down. they see a lot of young african-american folks. selling weed or selling whatever. when i walk down market street, i see a lot of young african american folks at work. the only reason they're selling drugs is because they can't get into those cathedrals called twitter salesforce. only difference between my folks on this side of market and the folks on this other side of market is they can code and we can hear me we can hear you the founder of organization in the tenderloin, which is called tenderloin you start off for two of our participants that are

here today colton. lloyd is a function of workforce development that we found it in order to the folks that have been left out of the picture folks in our tents folks that are in our shelters and folks at a marshall. lee housed. we take people from the tents from the shelters and get them trained and coding programming engineering and now they're working in the texas salesforce twitter linkedin. hey. how you bear? all right. how's your housing life? great. thanks. she's been with us a long time. she's one of our better graduates from coach tenderloin and was just so proud to see everything that she's done. thanks to you though like a lot of other opportunities have been opened up to me. i was having trouble getting jobs and after completing their job readiness program. i landed a job doing case management. today so we got people that just

come to coach tenderloin and what exactly are they doing? they're doing crowd management crowd management. they're keeping the community out of harm's way. this is a street project with sfmta so there's uni members that sit here on the sidewalks they barbecue they sell food some of them sleep on this block. so what we did is we've been doing outreach to let them know that this is happening. we don't want to just tell people to move we want to find out why they're there. what can we do to help you so that we're not just temporary move down the street. maybe we can get you into a winter shelter at night. maybe we can get you into detox and a lot of these cases we are doing that. i'm dale, i'm robert robert how you know where you from here? okay right now so how's your housing where you at housing? why imagine is? okay. it's ro, right? it's all but but he's we're the

mediators between the workers and sfmta and the community. and what you just saw is just a part of a 30 minute streaming special that we have put together called 50 blocks stories from the tenderloin. so powerful if you're streaming us right now, you can watch the full special at 7pm right after the news if you're not streaming us download or open up the abc 7 7 bay area streaming tv app check it out.

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if leqvio is right for you. quite be a san francisco secret, but it surprises people who haven't heard about it abc 7 news reporter loose peña is showing us trap a traffic freeway to get around. even some locals don't know about. so when you think of a taxi you think of this? but in the city by the bay taxis also look l water taxi experience. hello everybody. we hopped on board one of san francisco's hidden gems. everyone on board was experiencing a water taxi for the first time too. this is a really cool 4th of

july outy. fantastic. yeah. yeah who needs to go to barrister? you know, i mean, we got this we got the water we got tanya and her water jacks these water taxis have been around for almost. years and if you've sailed in one consider yourself lucky you guys have lived in san francisco for how many years forever. this is your first water taxi. first time ever. what do you think? i think it's great. i never heard of it captain. tanya has been picking up people at pier one and a half for years for ten dollars a trip or 15 for an old day pass. she goes all the way to pier 39 oracle park and for a little extra to chase center and for july 4th, they'll have a special trip. and of course there's a bonus, but you're also a tour guide. yes, you talk alcatraz a lot. part of my tour. it's nearly impossible not to make friends with everyone on board former taxi driver performing taxi driver terry.

yeah. and a swimmer cold water swimmer. yes and a future a future boat captain so much. so this group encouraged captain tanya and i to do something unexpected by the way only children get to do this sometimes. okay, so we're gonna switch you'll be there. i'll be the reporter you be the captain. okay, we can't hello, captain lose here. yes, and i'm the reporter tanya. yes. so captain lou's where are we headed? okay, so we're going to the ballpark right now. okay, awesome. now, you know of one of san francisco's best kept secrets. hidden gem by the bay park the horn in san francisco captain loose abc 7 news isn't that great a fun way to get around especially if you haven't done it before yeah, great way to get to oracle park cheaper than an uber. yeah, right. perfect. well coming up next check of the

weekend holiday forecast plus a look ahead to the weather for all of next week.

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undergo extra training to be better recognized when someone is intoxicated and start time for school. so teenagers can get more sleep ghost guns can now be seized under red flag laws and restraining orders and the state is expanding its requirements for micro stamping. it's how firearms imprint tiny markings on cartridges that helps law enforcement investigate shootings starting monday. to starting today, excuse me. bart is more expensive by 3.4% it's the first increase since 2020 golden gate bridge tolls are higher. it's now 8:40 with fast-track california's gas tax went up three cents today to a total of 54 cents per gallon. really hitting us where it hurts. yeah, that's right. all right. well, hopefully we have some pleasant weather ahead. we do gas prices may be up a temperatures are going down a little bit, which is nice. we'll have a nice little the start to the fourth of july weekend. it'll warm up by monday though overnight look for expanding low clouds and fog not only across

the bay, but pushing well inland there may be even be some patchy drizzle in some spots near the coastline and around the bay then we look at overnight lows. this could be pretty mild overnight, except we're up in the north bay where a low of 49 is expected that santa rosa and 51 at napa most of the locations that will have lows around 54-55 degrees highest tomorrow as we get into the afternoon hours below average, but still relatively mild inland. we'll see low to mid 70s there mid to upper 70s around the bayshore line, but it'll be windy especially along the coast and it'll be cool there with highs only in the upper 50s. here's the accuweather 74 forecast both weekend days saturday and sunday will be cooler than average and quite breezy monday 4th of july will be a bright day with a few high clouds and pretty good viewing for firework. display monday night away from the coast but clouds will linger at the coast and we have a warm-up coming our way late next week. it'll feel more like summer by thursday and friday. that'll be a little chilly for some of the giants games this weekend. let's just a tad. let's talk about sports.

larry i am here. the warriors are adding and subtracting and free agency losing a fan favorite in the process. so could they keep wound that's next in sports? ladies... welcome to my digestive system. when your gut and vaginal bacteria are off balance. you may feel it. but just one align women's probiotic daily helps soothe digestive upsets. and support vaginal health. welcome to an align gut. does your plug-in fade too fast? try febreze fade defy plug. and support vaginal health.

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to delay disease progression. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain... a change in your heartbeat, dizziness, yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, loss of appetite, abdomen pain, bleeding, bruising, fever, chills, or other symptoms of an infection, a severe or worsening rash, are or plan to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. avoid grapefruit during treatment. your future is ahead of you, so it's time to make the most of it with kisqali. because when you invest in yourself, everyone gets the best of you. with larry beale good evening. you win a championship. you're probably going to lose players in the warriors now have lost three players in just the first 24 hours of free agency. wantscano anderson going to the lakers out of porter junior to toronto and fan fave gary payton the second to the blazers chief

e2 really hurts the most because it's just such a unique player luxury tax penalty is getting ridiculous for the warriors, but they did make a couple of moves today. most importantly keeping kevon looney the big loon agreeing to a three-year 25.5 million dollar deal to stay with golden state looney. despite all the injury problems in the past played every single game. this past season was a monster on the boards in the playoffs in 22 rebounds in one game. terrific defender. perfect fit and was the warriors top priority heading into free agency the warriors also bolstering their bench with espn reporting free agent dante de vincenzo agreeing to a two year 9.3 million dollar deal with the dubs even shenzo was on the title winning team a few years ago got hurt. we injured his ankle traded to sacramento wanted out of there for his career dante averages nine points per game and most importantly shoots about 35% on threes biggest name on the move today. really big the jazz trading the french rejection the stifle

tower whatever nickname you like for the seven-footer rudy. gobert get out of goberland. he's going to the t-wolves for five players and for future first round picks, so that what is durant worth of this guys worth that to go bear one three defensive player of the year awards, but the jazz they just keep losing in the playoffs now they're and try to rebuild around donovan mitchell. gobert teams up with carl anthony towns for a minnesota twin towers. look the nfl draft. is next thursday now the sharks are looking for a head coach as well as a gm team teal fired bob butner today after two plus years leading the sharks that frankly were not very good sharks have not made the playoffs in the past three years yesterday the a's waterfront ballpark and housing plans took a major step forward with the vote clearing the way for future development at howard. terminal abc 7's casey pratt caught up with oakland mayor libby schaaf, who says that vote is a good omen for future votes. feels great and it also makes us feel good because we will be back in front of bcdc for an

approval of the project itself. so this is a very good sign that we've made the case. not only that this should be taken out of port use, but that the project itself is so worthy you were recently with the vice president kamal harris and i wonder you know being is how she has background being from the town. did she ever ask you about the a stadium and housing project? i'll be perfectly honest with you. i didn't wait for her to ask i brought it up. i've actually talked to her twice now once in her office in washington dc and then yes on the tarmac this week. this is i believe one of the most transformative projects for the city of oakland. i want everyone to know about it. i want everyone cheering and supporting it and you know, we we do have a big federal grant in right now. they want the federal money speaking of money july 1st today

aka bobby bonilla day is part of maziulctboonigned wh this 5.9 million dollar salary was deferred into annual payments of about 1.2 million to be paid every july first from 2011 to 2035. so 25 year period the mets were heavily invested in the bernie madoff ponzi scheme. they thought we're gonna pay off this contract. easily they wanted the 5.9 in hand to give to bernie who was going to make them. jobs and carbs and gobs of money except that was a ponzi scheme. they lost all their money, but still have to keep paying bobby bonilla. if it's too good to be true probably is yeah. good lesson there. yeah. alright. thanks, larry. all right coming up tonight on abc 78. it's shark tank followed by 2020 at 9 then don't miss abc 7 news at 11. and our latest streaming special 50 blocks stories from the

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