found themselves in the middle of a shootout as a vehicle cut the mouth as another tailed them. >> maybe within 15 seconds of being on the freeway, the first vehicle shot backwards at the second vehicle which we happened to be kind of lined up with along the freeway. >> heard a few rounds at that point and when it hurt -- when it hit the front windshield, i thought it was a walk -- i thought it was a rock. i was literally feeling my body making sure nothing else was hurt. we had minor scratches. >> police told them that freeway shootings were not uncommon. more than 80 freeway shootings in the bay area in the last four years. >> the part of the scenario was the fact the bullet went right past her face. >> they processed what happen for two weeks then posted on instagram which blew up overnight. . they recovered their insurance deductible through a gofundme and took it down.

>> i grew up in the south bay so my family is all here. hearing the story about the two-year-old boy is just -- now thatit is really disappointing s happening in our hometown. >> unfortunately we were at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> also look at the right time -- also luck at the right time. >> people have commented if we were a second faster or slower how could that have changed where the bullet is? cannot think too much about the what-ifs. it is just where we are at. >> we can say we literally dodged a bullet. >> nearly 3000 shootings have killed or injured people along u.s. freeways from 2018 through march of this year. 8% of those shootings occurred in california. our eye team just finished a deep dive on this topic.

to check out their interactive map and learn more about freeway shootings in the bay area, go to our website abc7news.com. >> california has officially passed the nine and a half-million covid case mark. . the state test positivity rate is 15% and more than 4000 people are hospitalized with covid. >> the fda will allow pharmacists to prescribe paxlovid but officials to see a doctor or recommend a test to treat site if you are positive. >> the bay area continues to grapple with the latest covid surge and officials in the santa clara valley don't have a clear answer on when it will end. dustin dorsey explains why the subvariants are creating confusing issues for the health care system. >> all the community and the south bay may be feeling like they are done with covid, covid is not done with us. almost one month ago, santa clara county health officials told us they were hoping to see a peak in our current surge by

the end of june we still remain around a thousand new cases daily. so is the peak coming? >> i think the simple answer is we do not know. the main reason why is was -- is we have these additional subvariants which continue to circulate and unlike the omicron surge, we are continuing to see a high level of transmission in the community. >> officials are calling it a ping-pong effect when you look at wastewater numbers. the subvariants are showing up in more than 50% of the samples. >> we are continuing to see the variants have a high level of transmission. the virus transmissions are elevated and it continues to be at a high level. >> the health department deputy director says county hospitals have seen a steady amount of patients. many of these test positive with covid while they were there with other problems and not there because of covid. but there are still issues. >> with covid circulating in the community, it may be circulating

in some of our hospitals which means they may have staffing challenges they are contending with. >> the pandemic continues to strain society and the county says we need to see a steady drop in wastewater numbers before they can say. we are exiting the surge. >> it is especially important for people to take those steps they can personally to help protect themselves such as wearing a tight fitting face covering and ensuring they have gatherings in outdoor spaces or spaces indoors with good ventilation. >> the county does not anticipate a new mask made a anytime soon. >> covid-19 is here to stay. those words from the california health department which reiterates masks will not be required and the classroom in august. while this guidance is not new, we end the linda's is here why this reminder is coming in early july. we are a bit away from classes. >> i was wondering the same

thing. i think the message the health apartment wants to convey is in case you have any doubts, in case you are wondering, we are not requiring students or staff to wear a mask as long as the safety measures continue to be in place. they are saying covid is something we have to learn to live with but health officials are also saying do not let your guard down. the state health department believes california's schools can manage this disease in sustainable and adaptive manners. that includes keeping up with vaccinations, testing and the continued use of air filters at schools. >> last fall we purchased thousands of portable air cleaners for all of our classrooms, offices and schools. we will continue to monitor those, change the filters if needed. continue to follow all the guidance so students can learn safely in person. >> san francisco unified and other school districts lifted the mask mandate in the spring but continued to strongly

recommend wearing them in the classroom and other indoor spaces. the san francisco department of public health is recommending people wear masks right now and in public settings. >> still going to wear indoors. protection over covid and all the. >> i think we are at the point where people are tired of wearing masks. >> but she and her family will still wear them. >> we are always close together with see things and stuff. mask.l like it is safer to we if your vaccinated inside and outside. >> there's always a concern there could be an outbreak once students return to school. >> we have seen guidelines will shift. >> the health department is recommending every student and staff get tested right before going back to school next month. teachers and staff are required to get vaccinated but that mandate has been delayed for

students until july of next year. >> let's talk about that. why the vexing requirement for students? why has it been delayed? >> for the simple reason i am told that it has taken the fda a little longer to give full approval of the vaccine. vaccinating everyone as we know has taken a little longer. >> that is for sure. i know you will stay on top of this. thank you. >> new details in the electra fire still burning. some of the evacuations and amador county have been downgraded to warnings. the evacuation order in calaveras county is still in effect. fire officials say the humidity this morning helped limit fire activity but 1200 buildings are still threatened should the fire started monday afternoon and the cause is under investigation. firefighters at the electra fire rescued two dogs. one was too scared to move.

a firefighter had to carry it. the dogs were not injured and were given water. animal control picked up the dogs and took them to safety. >> can see they were petrified. the question now is what is happening in the area regarding conditions? >> hopefully no crazy wins or anything. >> it is a great one. i think crazy going on right now. nothing extreme in that respect. where the majority of this fire has been burning through. 78 degrees. humidity could be a lot worse. 47%. notice the temperatures will warm up into the 90's as we head into sunday and 100 tuesday and wednesday. wednesday, we will pull back and relax. humidity levels will rise around 90, 90 5%.

when the temperature rises, will be back into the 30% range. you can barely see some smoke and i was looking at our alert wildfire cameras and there is still some smoke coming out that there is not a whole lot. if you are worried about heading to tahoe or reno, here is a look at the smoke forecast. it may get a little acrid but there is no warnings, watches or advisories for that smoke or the potential poor air quality it could create. >> you can see all wildfires in california at a glance by using our interactive wildfire tracker. you'll find that on abc7news.com. >> a man posing as an xfinity workers accused of burglarizing a home in san rafael. deputy say tyler ramirez from san francisco stole an xfinity vehicle and was posing as a worker he broke into the garage on monday. the homeowner saw the suspect on security video and called 911.

deputy say ramirez took them on a pursuit and was captured after his truck got stuck in the thick rush. -- thick brush. > mucky poxvirus cases are increasing in the bay area. what is being done to keep you safe. travel controversy. another controversy for governor newsom. this time, his choice of vacation spots. if you are planning a summer vacation, how you can avoid

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>> testing capacity for monkeypox in the u.s. is about to double. labcorp again monkeypox testing today. >> there is a growing demand for a mccue box vaccine cities like san francisco are struggling to me. melanie woodrow has the story. >> san francisco health officials say cases of monkeypox in the city are growing. >> we doubled cases in the last week or so. we are probably seeing the tip of the iceberg of people who are exposed and have disease. >> they the need for testing and vaccinations all the more critical. the cdc and labcorp announced labcorp will begin monkeypox testing. dublin nationwide testing capacity. it will be able to accept specimens from anywhere in the country that. for expects to be able to form up to 10,000 tests per week. >> it democratize is testing to

>> many sites. the san francisco >> aids foundation says the demand for vaccines is outpacing the availability. the ceo of the san francisco eighth foundation says in june the foundation received 60 doses of the vaccine. not nearly enough to provide vaccines to everyone asking for one. >> in the first day alone we received over 500 calls and have more than 300 individuals on our waiting list. in order to best triage those calling in, we are only able to help those who have been exposed or believe they have an exposed. >> the supply is cold -- is controlled at the federal level. >> we are pushing in san francisco to get at least a thousand doses in the next 30 days. >> he says the foundation is uniquely positioned to reach communities who may be at higher risk for monkeypox and do so in ways that are affirming or compassionate.

>> emerging everyone not to stigmatize this disease. right now it is in one population but it affects all segments equally theoretically. >> keep in mind monkeypox is rarely fatal. the most obvious symptom is a rash but patients can get a fever, headache, chills. the cdc says says they typicallt two to four weeks. people who do not have symptoms cannot spread the virus to others. it is spread through close physical contact. you can also get if you are sharing clothes over towels with someone who has monkeypox. there are no specific treatments but there are two vaccines to prevent infections. >> carlos santana is recuperating after collapsing during a concert in michigan last night. the bay area icon was 30 minutes into the show when he passed out on stage. the 74-year-old was diagnosed with heat exhaustion and

dehydration. today he posted on facebook thanking fans for their well wishes. show in pennsylvania tonight has been postponed to >> california's fight against a api violence has received a new round of funding from the state. $30 million will go to committee organizations for violence prevention programs and to provide resources and services to victims. >> when i think about what would success look like, it is the fact that whoever needs help gets it in the language they understand in ways they can receive it and we create opportunities for all communities to heal to feel safe and to thrive. 16men lls toomt iio nthyes.atund a rise in racist attacks across the country. >> nasa has lost contact with its capstone satellite launched last week. the satellite broke free of

earth's orbit on its way to the main. it left orbit on monday as planned but yesterday it stopped communicating with nasa's network. its mission is to orbit the moon together information for nasa's planned lunar space station gateway. >> what did they do now? they cannot really back in. >> the first thing they tell you, did you reboot? >> it will be circling right back. >> it works for your weather computers, mike. >> it really does. maybe a little less sophisticated. i hope they can get that reestablished because that is a pretty cool mysia -- pool mission to look at this. a lady was returning with her family which is in the car in front of her. get struck by the lightning. tinnitus how close the lightning was getting so she pulls up the phone what we normally would and starts a recording and this is exactly what she caught.

deck no one in the car was hurt which was her husband and a couple of the kids. the car was fried. might have to get a new car after that but it shows when there is lightning if you get in a still cage and you don't touch any of the metal, the lightning will pass right through it into the ground and you should be ok which is what happened here. we did have a little bit of drizzle this morning. a few sprinkles. we are seeing the clouds breaking up. the marine layer is going to come back tonight. bring us some drizzle especially the closer you are to the coast. high-pressure is going to start taking over. that will bring us a gradual warming and start to drive the air mass out. hot afternoons. we have them for only a couple of days. all the clouds are due to just the mild and humid air mass as it comes into the higher elevations.

normally we have an area of high pressure sitting in the eastern pacific. because of thishe estds lt mpate. itthat is why we have the we will see these dissipate as we head into the overnight hours through tomorrow. by the time we get to friday morning, we are back in the upper 40's to low 50's where we should be. we have an onshore breeze but it is the west southwest rees being in the -- south west breeze working in the humidity. 66 in san francisco. every body else in the low to mid 70's. the clouds will start to increase a bit and temperatures will drop into the 50's.

8:34, we are starting to pull back on the latest time the sun sets. it was 8:35. tonight will still be pre mild paired mid-50's to around 60. torr you will notice the warmer temperatures the farther you are away from the marine layer influence. low to mid 70's around the bay. upper 70's to low 80's. we could hit 84 in antioch. near 80 in san jose for some of our warmer temperatures to we have a cold front passing to the north. that will induce a deeper marine layer saturday morning. the high-pressure fully takes control sunday and monday. those are our two warmest days. we are back to average tuesday and wednesday. >> time once again for the annual running of the bulls in pamplona, spain.

the festival includes food, wine, music and dancing. where are the bulls? anyway, the festival is back after two years of pandemic cancellations. the festival was made famous by ernest hemingway's novel the sun also rises. they don't look like they are ready to run from the bulls. >> have to work themselves up. you start with the dancing. are you ready for that summervat trouble nightmares at the airport?

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>> airport security screeners are on track to find a record number of firearms. they are seizing an average of 17 guns a day. that is more than 3000 so far this year. the previous record was set last year. 80% were loaded guns. these are weapons undeclared. you can bring the cleared firearms in checked bags provided they are unloaded and in law hard side case. >> air travel has been chaotic this summer but there are some things you can do to prepare. scott gave us his advice today. >> the earlier your flight, the better your odds. not only does the weather tend to be better in the morning but you have less exposure to the domino effect of cancellations

because when one cancellation happens, often times that leads to a number of cancellations down the road. second, don't check a bag if possible. i have two young kids. it is difficult not to check a bag. if you have the option, avoiding that line is now my going to save you time but will also mean if you need to be rebooked, you don't have a bag sitting on some plane somewhere that is going to make things more difficult. the last thing i would say is perspective. as awful as the summer has been for travel and flight cancellations, distilled effect 97, 90 8% of flights on most days are flying normally. when i have folks asked me should i go ahead and cancel my travel plans because i'm hearing about these cancellations, i try to remind folks the odds are very good. 19 of 20 flights are flying. on most days, even higher.

it is awful if a cancellation impacts your flight but the odds of that happening are still pretty well in your favor and used come prepared with a backup plan in case something bad happens but come confident that most likely you are going to be able to take that trip. >> a the odds forever be in your favor. i think that is from hunger games which is what it feels like these days out there. scott said it may be a good time to think about booking your winter travel. one deal he highlighted was sfo to paris round-trip. i think you have to plan early. >> that is an incredible deal. is that still available? the hunger games of booking travel. see who survives. governor newsom is taking a break but it is where he has decided to go that is stirring up controversy.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> now to the latest on the deadly mass shooting that took place in highland park. we are learning more about how the suspect done man allegedly carried out that attack. highland park was not his only target. morgan norwood with the latest. >> a suspected gunman who police say unleashed nearly 70 rounds on july 4 parade goers in illinois now being held in jail without bond. it comes as police begin clearing the parade real of strollers, wagons, personal belongings of those forced to

run for their lives turned the chaos. the state attorney saying today the alleged gunman's rampage could have been worse. >> it appears when he drove to madison, he was driving around. he did see a celebration occurring and he seriously contemplated using the firearm he had in his vehicle to commit and other shooting should >> he faces seven counts of first-degree murder. officials say dozens more charges are likely. >> for each individual who was hurt, people can anticipate an attempted murder charge as well as an aggravated battery with a firearm charge should >> growing questions about miss red flags and whether the suspected gunman should have access to a firearm. illinois police have a suspect past four background checks in 2020 and 2021 despite prior incidents like in 2019 when he threatened to take his own life and from members accused him of threatening to kill people. >> that is an order where

primarily family members and other individuals can go to a court and ask somebody have their firearms taken and not be allowed to purchase firearms. that did not happen in this case. >> officials have identified all seven killed in the attack and more than a dozen people remain in the hospital. the suspected gunman is due back in court next month. >> one phone call saved countless lives and prevented a potential mass shooting during july 4 celebrations. someone who overheard a conversation contacted police in richmond virginia saying they heard two people planning a shooting on monday. that led officers to a home where they found two assault rifles, a handgun and within 220 rounds of ammunition. police say they arrested two non-us citizens. man on trial for the shooting death of nipsey hussle was found guilty of first-degree murder.

a jury convicted eric holder of four charges. he was found not guilty of attempted murder for wounding two men. he was gunned down in march of 2019 outside of his clothing store in south los angeles >> governor newsom is taking a break. he is on vacation. that is not the issue. it is where he went that is starting up the controversy. joining us is phil matier. according to account matters, the governors vacation in his family with montana, it is one of the states california has banned state-funded travel. is this french laundry part two or much ado about nothing? >> let me put it this way. it is french laundry again and that is what everybody is asking should whether this is something or much ado about nothing remains to be seen should governor newsom has took off to montana where he is having a

family vacation on his in-laws expansive and expensive ranch. that raised eyebrows among his critics and other people saying why are you going to a state you say we should be staying out of because of their intolerance toward the lgbtq community? in a statement, newsom's communication director said they are not under the business of regulating where people have family or where they spend their vacation nor will be persecute them for visiting their family and the pressure none either. nobody is looking to persecute anybody but it is worth noting if the governor's ban and the states ban is to encourage people to not go there, why is he going there? it raises eyebrows especially after he aired that commercial in florida, the first of his group editorial reelection in california saying come to california because we cherish freedom here. don't go under the red state flags. >> let's play this out here.

i am sure there is security with him but the governor is probably using his own money for the trip but what is the problem aside from the optics of red state, blue state? >> here are two problems or two questions that are raised. one is what is the point of these bands the state and governor tell saying we're going to restrict travel to the state because we are going to make a statement? we have 22 of them right now. should we even have those? the second one is this is not a misuse of funds although there are questions about to detect security, how did he get there, is this really an issue? i would not say it is a real issue with what we are paying at the pump for gas and a woman's right to choose the is it a reinforcement of the words you uttered at the beginning saying is this french laundry again? let's turn to some other

local political issues. san francisco may have to replace chase the booting as the digit attorney. are there any signs as to who mayor london breed may select? >> i think we are down to four or more. catherine stephani is a supervisor here in san francisco. she is a former district attorney deputy in contra costa county. there is brooke jenkins p she has a former homicide prosecutor in san francisco. another is judge eric fleming and nancy tung who ran for district attorney before. the man has been holding a series of meetings. she has two considerations. she wants somebody who has been in a courtroom and prosecuted cases. something we have not had in san francisco's das office for a while. can i get elected in november and reelected? i suspect they will have answer for sometime in the next two

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show and says the cost of moving may be greater than some may expect. >> that includes financial cost but also emotional costs. people have a lot of emotional ties to the place they grew up. the push factors that folks need to leave their home country tend -- you need something greater thol>>bstacles americans face in relocating to other countries include time. it takes six months to a year to process fees as for such a move. although money is a big factor. mexico, france, portugal and ali are some of the top choices for americans hoping to emigrate. michael, i know they have really different requirements. have you ever toyed with that idea? >> i have looked several times to do stories on it and france which is considered one of the toughest places to get to is not all that tough. if you have an income -- they will need to have an income and

health insurance, you are welcome to show up. there is a lot of paperwork. portugal, if you buy a home and is going to cost about $350,000, they will make you a citizen if you file the right paperwork. you can get around especially if you have owned a home in the bay area for a long time and decide you want to skedaddle, you can do it. >> doesn't it seem like mr. finney has spent a fair matter of time studying this? are you going someplace? >> just to get away from you guys. >> that makes sense. >> why would anyone want to emigrate? >> i will check the box next to bali and you will find me on the beach. what are the rules on bali? >> i have not looked into that. portugal because everybody is showing up there now. i'm hearing about it all the time. it is very inexpensive to live there. >> it feels like the bay area weather-wise. >> i have never been there i need to go to see if should move there. >> we have a weatherman right

over there. the boxes confuse me. >> i will have your bali forecast tomorrow. >> a new study finds san francisco is one of the best cities for live music in the entire country. this is according to wallethub. the city is tied with austin, vegas, nashville and new orleans for having the most music venues per capita. san francisco home to the fillmore come of warfield, the masonic, chase center, just to name a few. are you surprised san francisco is on the list? i was kind of surprised. >> i was surprised the rest of the country does not understand our history. i'm not surprised we are on the list but we have not been on the list before which surprised me. we have quite the history when it comes to music. maybe not quite as surprised as you were. i'm glad to see we are getting recognized for it. >> i remember when i lived in philadelphia there was quite an active music scene both like

jazz and soul and blues. everything. so i feel like that should be on the list. >> you go to austin especially downtown, it seems like there is -- these are not formal concerts like you would see at chase center but there is music everywhere. same with nashville. >> i was in nashville a couple months ago and you will have a four-story bar and each level has someone playing live on it. >> netflix series stranger things, it has just broken a viewing record. season four just clocked one billion value -- one billion viewing hours. it is the first english language tv series to do so. the only other series with more hours is squid games. >> two of my favorites. >> stranger things, i know they made the last two episodes super long. that helps with boosting viewer

hours. you guys watch it? >> yes. > i do not watch it. i hear about all the time but there is so much out there. . it is hard to get it. >> the kids do. i want to make the time to it so we can relate to the kids. >> what drew it to me is i am a kid of the 80's and it is set in the 80's. just the way reacted when we were kids in the 80's. come home when the streetlights come on. talking to each other with walkie-talkies. getting into trouble in finding your way out of it without your parents knowing to it was a throwback. it became kind of a fun story to watch. >> i have been watching umbrella academy so that has been good to >> i only watch 7 on your side documentaries. >> you guys know why they put so many programs in the 80's? it is because they did not have cell phones then to cell phones ruin stories.

>> michael bringing so many facts today. >> you need to be here every day. elevate the level of our conversation. >> now to a different kind of fright. check out the defiance roller coaster. at glenwood caverns in colorado, it debuts july 9. it is the highest looping coaster in the u.s. with the steepest freefall drop in the west. defiance is more than 7000 feet above sea level. the whole thing is not 7000 feet. you can almost hear it go -- and then it is going to pause at the top to let you think about your life and then screaming down. 56 miles per hour. you were jumping up and down as soon as you sell this. you are a coaster guy? >> i would love to do this.

i am sure they don't have this in portugal or bali. come on now. a road trip or a quick flight to colorado. >> i can handle loop the loops. i just don't like straight drops. >> i'm glad it is several states away. i am not a roller coaster guy. >> i feel bad for all those deprived people on bali sitting with umbrella drinks right now wondering -- >> why can't i go to colorado? >> what cannot go on a roller coaster around here? thank you,

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>> about time some good news on wall street the dell eked out minnick -- on wall street. the dow eked out minimal gains. >> time now for consumer news. >> michael finney is back with a look at the headlines. >> i think this is one of the most significant things this has happened in the tech world in a long time. apple is releasing a new security feature that will protect some high risk users. it is called lockdown mode and is designed to protect users who have been targeted by sophisticated spyware. it cordons off parts of the iphone or other apple devices from different forms of attack.

this includes email attachments and unsolicited facetime calls. it is one of the biggest moves by a tech company to fight against spyware. amazon is jumping back into the restaurant delivery -- restaurant delivery business. the retail giant is buying a 2% stake in grubhub. amazon will add grubhub food delivery to its suite of prime services to prime members will get free delivery by select restaurants. no word on when the services will begin. forget taco tuesday. now there is amc tuesday. amc theaters are offering five dollar discount tuesdays. that means tickets will be five dollars plus tax all day long. for members of the program, that is not much of a catch because the basic program is free to join. amc tuesday will join through the end of october. . i think this is just a way to try to get people to come back into theaters. >> do know if they have it in

portugal or bali? >> folly. >> i will see you there. >> a program meant to help kids around the state find jobs is getting a $35 million boost. >> the youth job core is going to continue to build our communities in important ways. the young people who participate are those who may not normally have access to gaming skills to success. >> state assembly speaker anthony rendon help to launch a recruitment opportunity. in addition to the $35 million, the latest date budget includes 150 million dollars for youth workforce development in california's 13 largest cities. we want to check out the weather. it was very pleasant today for most people. i don't know if that applies to larry. >> am i unpleasant?

>> i'm just saying you like it a little warmer. >> it seems like we are trading humidity for higher temperatures to >> that is exactly what is going to happen. you can see the graphic lifting that we had that created the clouds. the low-level marine layer clouds are going to come in literal and and bring us some drizzle. it is this area of lowes that continue to pump in the moist air and clean air. it is going to remain clean not only the rest of today but as we head into tomorrow and friday. temperatures close to average tomorrow from the mid and upper 60's along the coast, low to mid 70's around the bay and upper 70's to ladies in most of our inland neighborhoods. as we continue to try friday, we will warm closer to average

levels and will hold back saturday is the marine layer will be more stout in the morning hours. high-pressure comes in but it is a two day affair sunday and monday with summer warmth and you might need to use the air conditioner then. >> a live action and an admitted special of disney's beauty and the beast is coming to abc. this year marks the 30th anniversary of when the film became the first animated feature to earn an oscar nomination for best picture. a palo alto native is said to executive produce the project. it will air on december 15. disney is the parent company of abc 7. cannot wait to see that one. >> kelly ripa digs into the generation gap. >> what>> they know about each others generation always surprises me and what they do not know always shocks me. >> her near primetime show and

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>> tie on abc 7 8:00, it is the connors. it is press your luck at 10:00 followed by abc7news at 11:00. kelly ripa is going to add primetime hose to her live with kelly and ryan morning duties. you will soon see her in a show called generation gap. >> ready, set, go.

>> kelly ripa finds the funny in the generation gap between grandparents and their grandchildren. >> what>> they know about each others generation always surprises me and what they do not know always shocks me. this is a game show that focuses on those differences. >> two teams, two generations. >> the new show is based on a format from the late 1960's given i jimmy kimmel who has often mind the generation gap for laughs on his own show should >> it's time to pick jr. versus senior. > i am very close with jimmy's family. he is close with my family. he said you are the only person i know who can host the show because he knows that i work well with children. what was the name of this kid?

anybody under the age of jean, that is my sweet spot. those are my people. >> this comes into play during the final round one winners are offered an extra prize at that prize must be chosen by a toddler. >> when you offer a toddler a choice between an incredible toy or a new car, they are going to pick the toy. >> kelly's own kids are young adults close to their grandparents so the generation gap is not that wide. >> i think the bigger generation gap is between me and my kids. i never understand what it is they are talking about at all. it is like they are speaking a foreign language to me. >> familiar with that. they just kind of look at you. generation gap premieres tomorrow night at 9:00 on abc 7. they don't even want to ask

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