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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. and emotional night in livermore dozens of people gather to remember 28 year old antonio vargas killed in a triple shooting inside a bowling alley. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim the search continues tonight for the man who opened fire inside the granada bowl on saturday night. vargas was killed and two other men were hurt abc 7 news reporter jr. stone spoke to vargas's. her and has story new at 11? for who are politicals amigos. he just went out for a night of all jose vargas is heartbroken a day after his son 28 year old antonio vargas was shot and killed at the granada bowling alley in livermore.

okay, evil consumers are really he just said that he was going really cool speechless at the moment lola and chemical romance. no trouble son. yeah started a company to clean carpets. and showed up outside of the closed bowling alley on sunday night to remember vargas lots of hugs and tears from those who knew the young man. his dad was proud of his son saying he was a daca recipient who came here from mexico worked hard and did not get into trouble police say this happened around 6 pm saturday. there was an argument a physical fight and then gunshots that fatally struck vargas and injured two others in the bar area of the bowling alley a witness. tells us kids from a birthday party who had matching t-shirts on immediately ran outside in their bowling shoes. another witness said she saw people run from the bowling alley as she was stopped at a stoplight a bunch of people started running out and all these young adults were running

in different directions, and i was thinking to myself what's going on. they didn't look concerned. just trying to get away that alarming too vargas tells us he wouldn't wish his pain on anyone but will forever remember the last thing he told his son on saturday, but it's almost like he was always taught to respect his elders and anyone else in general you never know on behalf of anyone of his behavior or anything rude when i spoke with antonio's father. he had bloodshot red eyes from all of the crying. it was a very difficult night no arrest in this case had been made. and police have not released a suspect description in livermore jr. stone abc 7 news. three people were fatally shot in two injured in an indiana mall tonight a man with a rifle opened fire in a food court. police say an armed civilian shot and killed that suspect

which happened in greenwood a town of 60,000 people just south of indianapolis the victims ranged in age from early twenties to 30 all but one were women. 12 year old girls suffered a minor injury in that shooting good samaritan was a 22 year old man from a nearby county. the real hero of the day is the the citizen that was lawfully carrying a firearm in that food court and was able to stop this shooter almost as soon as he began. the bomb squad was called in because of an unattended backpack later was declared harmless that was found in a bathroom near the food court that shooting happened just as the mole was closing. new developments tonight in the shooting of a mountain view police officer investigators say they have made an arrest in the case officers released this photo of the suspect 33 year old jeffrey choi from stockton. accused of shooting the officer during a traffic stop early

saturday morning. the suspect crashed his suv less than a mile away on higdon avenue and villa street, then ran away. we eventually were able to locate him today in the east bay and so with the assistance of the us marshals as well as a ton of other law enforcement agencies. we were able to locate him track him and take him into custody this afternoon. the injured officer is expected to survive. there has been an outpouring of support from the community and today the department posted a special. thank you on social media. you at 11 now a man was rescued after his vehicle ended up in some water in oakland tonight. firefighters say the vehicle drove off northbound interstate 880 between 66th avenue and high street. driver's side was submerged but firefighters rescued the driver and he was taking to the hospital. the chp is investigating. well moving on hundreds of people in san francisco were able to get vaccinated against monkey pox today.

federal government is scheduled to send another $4,000 doses to the city even so some say it's still not enough. here's abc 7 news reporter unser hassan. just cleaning. the area preston vargas is the first person. a monkey pox vaccine at sunday's special vaccination event, but mission we have over 3,000 people on our waiting list and 500 that we're doing 500 today russell boybaugh is with the san francisco aids foundation. he one way to get ahead of it is through vaccines which are in short supply across the country. those in line are here by appointment only rick potita got vaccinated the way he puts it. this is about more than just personal responsibility. i think it's important for our community to look out for ourselves and do whatever we can to make sure that monkeypox doesn't spread san francisco has

almost 50% of all monkeypox. infections in the state, but the city only has 3,000 vaccines city health officials requested 35,000 new doses from the federal government, which many say still won't be enough the fact that it's going to take until the end of this year to get a million and a half to two million doses out and available for folks is frightening. you boxes impacting mostly men who have sex with men activists are concerned that the lgbtq community will be blamed for the emerging crisis roybal says education will be another key component to prevention. we also don't want people to be afraid of having sex, you know, we fought a long time in the hiv and aids movement to not be stigmatized for the sex that that we have and so we don't want this outbreak to have us have to relitigate that conversation. vaccination is how we're going to control this outbreak and if we don't control it, it could become endemic california state

senator scott weiner who represents san francisco san francisco and new york are the epicenters of the us outbreak. he says it's in the national interest to prioritize resources to cities like in cisco because if san francisco spirals it's not going to stay in san francisco. it's going to move elsewhere staying with new york city. so we need to go where the outbreaks of the worst and get it under control. senator reader says he spoke to house speaker nancy pelosi on saturday about monkeypox. he says pelosi's advocating to federal health agencies to move faster on the vaccine front now on monday a protest rally is planned at the san francisco regional office of the us department of health. and services to demand more vaccines in the newsroom on sarasin. to 7 news and we have everything you need to know about monkey pox including vaccines and treatment. you can find it at our website abc7 news.com. three san leandro high school graduates were honored today in

some ways the special education students were left out on their graduation date last month parents say it was discrimination, but the school called it an error. abc 7 news reporter tara campbell was in hayward today where the students took center stage in a story. you'll see only on seven. it's the celebration these special education students have been waiting for their names left off the san leandro high school graduation program last month and their diplomas delayed when i see him get something like a certificate or anything any a word. it just reminds me of that little boy fighting for his life. alina munoz's son. joseph was born with special needs. he's been up against some big battles in his young life. surviving cancer and now living with kidney and liver transplants in him now being able to do this it just it really makes. everything all the fight that we've done to keep them alive has been all worth it and she

says the fight for recognition has also worthy important very hurtful. it's been a very hurtful to hear the district basically say they forgot about them but not forgotten by this community receiving sunday a certificate from la familia the nonprofit recognizing their strength. somebody else saying we got you guys. we're gonna celebrate you guys. means the world to them it makes the nightmare kind of become a little bit better like proud and happy because i had a party. i didn't imagine to have jesse haro belmontes holding proud to along with his mom. how do you think this will help repair some of the fruit that was caused initially and not having them included. but a lot this is gonna help a lot for him. can you tell me how it feels today to?

40 years. it's excited and fun for joseph a mix of emotions his grandmother by his side the disappointment still deep. how can you forget these amazing kids who have been in school who's trying really hard because this is like a big achievement for them and achievement surely to be celebrated by a community. who cares tara campbell abc 7 news congratulations to the mall. now the students have since received their diplomas from san leandro high school school said it is reviewing its graduation processes to ensure errors like these don't happen again. coming up a report released on the mass shooting in uvalde texas the failures detailed and how families of the victims are responding also ahead south bay congresswoman zoloftgren discusses. what's happening ahead of the january 6th committees next hearing this week. i'm spencer christian from the east bay hills camera. looking westward across the bay.

no fog insight yet, but it'll be there in the morning. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11 continues.

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are dead after two single-engine planes crashed midair at the airport in north las vegas this afternoon according to the faa a single-engine piper was in for landing when it struck a single engine, cessna both planes fell to the ground with the piper catching fire on impact at cessna then fell into a water retention pond. ane the ntsb and faa are investigating the incident. a deadly head-on crash more than 400 miles away from the bay area has claimed the lives of three

peninsula residents. it happened in oregon on highway 97 near crater lake national park the oregon state police. say 58 year old andrew castro cone from san carlos veered into oncoming traffic when the car in front of them suddenly hit the brakes and in a strange twistte. he was hit head on by 43 year old ramsey shackby from san mateo both men. killed in that wreck a 20 year old riding with castrakone nicole lindemann also of san carlos was killed seven other people were seriously hurt and taken to the hospital. moving on now to the washburn fire burning in yosemite national park neighbors in the community of wawona who were under an evacuation order were able to return home today the highway 41 entrance to yosemite though remains closed. ruse have successfully kept flames away from the ancient sequoia trees. the fire is now 51% contained. it has been burning since july 7th and has charred more than

seven and a half square miles. no, we're yet on what specifically ignited that fire. all right shifting gears. we do want to take a moment to recognize a special birthday boy tomorrow. danny yang who lives in the east bay celebrating 100 years young spencer. isn't that amazing a hundred years old tomorrow and danny says the secret to his longevity is work keeping his mind busy. although we just recently retired. yeah. i'm sure he's gonna have a great birthday. he's got a lovely family there as you can see in the older and the more recent pictures and check out danny how he looks it's this guy is just picture of youth at 99 and 364 days danny happy birthday to you and enjoy the weather, please now, let's take a look at what's happening with our weather. we've got breezy conditions around the bay area right now, but nothing very strong. in fact, the wind is many locations way do have gusts though to 22 miles per hour at napa and right now the 24-hour temperature change shows not much change at all.

some locations are one degree cooler than at this time last night. some are one or two degrees warmer. here's the view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco and no hint of fog yet. although some is expected to develop overnight 57 degrees in the city right now, oakland 60 64 palo alto senator, jose 67 santa cruz santa clara rather 65 and 52 at half. moon bay is a view from the hills camera and so far again, no fog showing up but give it a few hours 50 60 degrees right now in santa rosa petaluma 55 napa 60 67 in fairfield low seventies at concord and livermore and the view from our rooftop camera. looking across the quiet embarcadero fog will return to the coast and bay during the early morning hours. it'll be warm to hot inland again tomorrow and we can expect gradual cooling but maybe a couple of degrees each day beginning on tuesday overnight. here comes the fog moving across the bay and pushing only locally inland now seven tomorrow morning the commute. course will be well underway. some of this fog will be lingering at that hour, but it will quickly burn back to the coastline giving us a mainly

sunny day overnight lows will be generally in the upper 50s to low 60. so still pretty mild overnight. not much cooling going on there. tomorrow's highs low 60s coast mainly mid to upper 70s right around the bay shoreline and there will be more mid-90s inland tomorrow in the inland east bay, but the north bay and the south bay inland areas will be warm but not quite that toasty. here's the accuweather. a forecast and notice as i said beginning on tuesday each day. the inland temperatures will be a couple of degrees lower. so this is a gradual cooling tread, but the look the temperatures around the bay shoreline won't change much at all. once they drop down to about 74 on wednesday. they will remain in that range all the way through the weekend coastal areas not so cool temperatures low 60s that's pretty mild for this time of the year. but the inland areas will just be so slow to cool down. by the end of the week going into next weekend. we'll see only upper 80s as the highs in our inland areas where last couple days we had upper

90s to about a hundred in the hottest spots so nice. we had lots of lots of sunny skies slow cold. exactly. alright spencer. thanks. okay. yeah, and we will be right back.

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to the world, now you know. 750,000 was raised during today's aids walk san francisco. it's the first in-person gathering for the walk since covid hit and the message this morning. don't forget about this other pandemic. after two years apart people focused on the fight against a pandemic that came well before covid reconvened in san this goes golden gate park this still an issue and there's still a need and so much is pivoted to covid recently all the money all the research everything. so we want to bring people back the 36 aids walk. san francisco was another big success the fight taking on a new urgency in recent years. we still don't have a cure. we still don't have a vaccine and now long term survivors are

dealing with so many issues especially since covid so much progress in treatment and in prevention, it's 40 years now plus that we've been that this world's been living with hiv. we have come so far, but we have still too far to go abc. 7 are very own. dan at eight years so our community here those people living with this disease were really impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. and so that's why it's so important to get back on track and to keep aids walk going and to restore full attention to the job ahead in terms of dealing with hiv and aids great turnout. all right, chris alvarez joining us now with a preview of sports. hey, chris. deon coming up in sports the warriors wrap up summer league play in las vegas plus a webgem and a splash hit logan and lamont come up big for some

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the giant scored five runs of the third sunday afternoon lamont wade taking santa rosa native jason alexander to the cove third splash hit of his career. 7-1 giants webb got some help from the defense too. tyra estrada gloves. it tossed a woman flores and look at wilma readjust for the out. is just lovely on both ends and then brandon belt hit his third home run in 10 days made it nine one the giants win 9-5. they've won seven of their last nine and they're just a half game back a third and the final wild card spot in the national league. how about the a's and their fans trying to finish the first half in houston on a good note swaggy right there top six a's down three nothing ramon. loriano shot to left his death of the year ace down three to one three batters later two on for chad pinder. sinking liner jake myers coming on can't make the plays of ball rolls away sean murphy scores it's a 3-2 game stephen vote hit a sack fly to tie it up. and then in the eighth, i believe in steven vote rips it down the right field line pinder

scores. its 4-3 oakland bottom of the ninth lou trevino on for the save. any pitches a perfect ninth inning the a's win at 4-3. they take two of three in the weekend series, but oakland still has the worst record in the american league final vegas summer league game for the warriors and wizards baby race at halftime, and this is an absolute runaway. d.ere she goes that is one ma kaesoody sat out. but james wiseman played the early block from wise. he had two in this game mac mcclung. it's been a highlight reel all summer league behind the back to wise for the slam so nice. we show it twice. look at that wiseman gonna give mac some props and more mcclung magic spin behind the head pass to then the extra swing the lester quinones corner three, it's good mcclung team hides with 14 points and six assists, but he has made him named for himself third quarter winding down alex morales racing up the floor get it to wise beats the

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better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. today, texas lawmakers released the first detailed investigative report into the mass shooting at rob elementary school in uvalde, texas. it describes multiple systemic

failures at all levels abc news reporter morgan norwood has more escaping new report on the massacre in uvalde, texas its conclusions echoing what frustrated and heartbroken families have said all along more should have been done to try to stop the deadly massacre inside rob elementary school if there's only one thing that i can tell you is there were multiple systemic failures the 77 page for luminary report by a texas health special committee reveals 376 law enforcement officers responded to the scene. from federal and state agencies the report concluding there were multiple systemic failures at all levels federal and state among the reports findings law enforcement responders failed to adhere to their active shooter training and they failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety surveillance video shows law enforcement positioning themselves outside of the classroom. the committee says given the information known about the victims who survived through the time of the breach and who later died on the way to the hospital.

it is plausible. some victims could have survived if they had not had to wait 73 additional minutes for rescue several officers in the hallway or in that building new or should have known there was dying in that classroom. and they should have done more active with urgency, but committee members also stress that they do not know whether a faster or more competent response could have saved the lives in the face of a gunman bent on firing at students and teachers with the high-powered assault rifle the committee also finding that law enforcement officers never established an effective command post outside which led to communication problems the report also zeroing in on rob elementary in the school safety measures saying it was inadequately prepared prepared for an active shooter the school. system raptor delayed due to wi-fi issues and no one had locked any of the three exterior doors to the school's west building which allowed the shooter to walk right in my heart has never stopped and it won't and it won't stop to the

day i die. but hopefully between now and the day i die. they'll be change made morgan norwood abc news, los angeles. secret service text messages before and on the day of the capital insurrection will be handed over to the house committee investigating the january 6th attack by tuesday. south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren says investigators were poor over the text to see if there's anything of value. we need all the text from the fifth and the sixth of january. i was shocked to hear that they didn't back up their data before they reset their iphones. that's crazy. i don't know why that would be but we need to get this information to get the full picture. officials have sent mixed messages about the text saying they included no messages related to the attack but clarifying some might be pertinent the committee's eighth public hearing is scheduled for thursday. president biden is back home and

facing the collapse of most of his domestic agenda. here's abc news, washington correspondent mary ellis parks. present biden returning to washington and news his legislative agenda has stalled out joe manchin of west virginia says he's walking away again from the latest round of talks for a democratic bill around climate change funding and taxes for the super wealthy. vermont senator bernie sanders unloading he has sabotage the president's agenda. it is the future of the planet. so when mana mansion sabotage's climate change, this is for future generations. this is an existential threat to humanity mansion said he's worried about inflation. they can't buy gasoline. i have a hard time buying groceries with majorities in the house and the senate present biden came into office with high hopes and a big to-do list for congress infrastructure spending money to fight climate change paid family leave child care universal pre-k and more.

now with the midterms looming democrats fuming one of their own is standing in the way biden also taking heat from fellow democrats over that fist bump with crown prince muhammad. bin salman who the us says approved the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. biden said, he did raise khashoggi's murder in a private meeting and told the crown prince. he believed he was responsible saudi officials though pushing back denying biden was confrontational the president defensive. this pump mr. president to talk about something that matters. the big question now for democrats on the hill, do they wait and negotiate with mansion when he says he's ready to talk again, or do they take whatever deal they can get with him. he has indicated he will be open to something on helping medicare be able to negotiate prescription drug costs. mary alice parks abc news the white house three days of protests are planned at the port of oakland starting tomorrow and police say avoid the area truckers are protesting assembly bill 5, which some independent

truck drivers say it will destroy their livelihoods the controversial law requires companies to classify many contractors as employees. some trackers say that won't work the supreme court denied a motion to hear their appeal last month protests are planned through wednesday. moving to the peninsula were a dead whale washed up on a popular pacifica beach. it was spotted last night near pacific appear and this morning the carcass had reached sharp beach park where it drew some curious onlookers marine biologists from the california academy of sciences are investigating now, how the whale got there. the biologists will also assess how best to dispose of the dead mammal. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00 hot summer sundays a favorite danville event returns the first time since before the pandemic, i'm spencer christian after a hot weekend inland cooler days are on the way, but it'll take a few days to cool down a lot. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7

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is now streaming abc's george panaccio talked to the stars of don't make me go. i will teach you to drive on the way if you have a good attitude for real. i'll let you get behind the wheel if you promise to never do that again ever don't make me go stars john cho is a dad doing his best to navigate single fatherhood. well dealing with plenty of dark clouds and his family's life along the way. hopes a road trip will help calm the waters with what's happening in their world mia isaac plays his daughter wally. it's her first starring role in a film joe was impressed from the first time they met which in these times meant on zoom. she's both a natural and a really hard worker and someone who came very prepared.

so when you have that blend and someone who's also willing to be open to impulses, and reacting. i don't know. it was just a really magical mix even though her movie. dad has quite a track record on film. it was something on youtube that caught me his attention to john's talent. you know, what i actually watched was a lip sync competition competition video, which was just amazing, i think pink comedy but yes, i'm a big john fan here life is gonna moves to try and put it out just the veteran and the newcomer quickly bonded while making the modern road trip film and for cho he says it gave him pause to remember what is really important in his life when i finished the film. i looked around and said, oh my goodness. i'm so grateful. for who i have and what i have but most particularly for who i

have in my life and the ability to while we get the time it's time to get the hugs and kisses don't make me go is available on prime video now. in los angeles george panaccio abc 7 news over in the east bay a street party like no other ville's hot summer sundays car show was back today after three years enthusiasts couldn't be more delighted. it's been 24 years since the show got started. it featured hundreds of hot rods and classic cars along hearts and prospect avenues in downtown danville. they were rare one of the kind collector cars custom designed cars and classic and muscle cars from all eras along with live music and awards for the favorite collector vehicles. well the most magical place on earth celebrated its 67th birthday today disneyland opened in anaheim back in 1955. it had just 20 attractions and was designed and built under the

direct supervision of walt disney himself admission cost just one dollar for adults and 50 cents for kids to mark the occasion park visitors enjoyed some magical treats today. there were birthday cupcakes and even a mickey shaped whoopie pie disney is of course the parent company of abc 7 and another special day. it is national ice cream day. here is the scoop on how it all came to be in 1984 president ronald reagan established national ice cream day as the third sunday in july a number of participating national ice cream shops including dairy queen cold stone creamery dippin' dots baskin-robbins and more have special offers to celebrate the international dairy foods association says the average american get this eats roughly 20 pounds of ice cream each year. equivalent t enoear. i haven't had that much. that's a good way to put it on 14 pounds or gallons short 14

pounds my gosh. i mean, i have a little bit of a lactose intolerant. yeah, you know issue, but i still eat ice cream. anyway, i just can't resist so it's about the only sweet food. i really like i like vanilla bean ice cream. it's just my favorite. yeah and you like it in natural and organic form as well. exactly. average our vanilla bean natural vanilla bean and organic natural you okay. let's take a look at our natural conditions right now starting with the overnight forecast animation. you can see all have a little fog fill again along the coastline and locally across the bay. it'll be there at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning as a commute. it's underway, but it'll quickly burn back to the coastline giving way to another sunny and mild to warm day overnight. it'll be mild as well with the low temperatures dropping only into the upper 50s in low 60s for much of the bay area highest tomorrow low 60s. coast mitch upper 70s around the bay and mid-90s inland now. we've been hoping for a little bit of a cooldown, but it's look ge over ' sll get

mi90 oinnd areas. me tng o a thursday. so here's the accuweather 7-day forecast not until friday and saturday dion will we see inland highs dropping back down into the upper 80s, so there are some more warm days ahead. but at at least there will be gradual cool. each day still ice cream weather is still ice cream weather right spencer. thanks. okay. okay. yeah, we will be righ when a truck hit my car, okay. yeah, we will be righ the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪

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sponsored by river rock casino stephen curry has done almost everything on a basketball court. but this week he's in a try something totally new. he's hosting the espys which you can see right here on abc 7 wednesday at 8 o'clock over the past few weeks. i've asked teammates and other bay area sports figures to weigh in on stuff the host moses it was announced that steph's going to host the espys your initial thoughts on that. yeah, that's that's funny as you say that cuz i just looked at my phone and saw him in a tux and i didn't know what it was about and i was going to look at it

after this. so i guess that's that's crazy. that's crazy. it's cool. great guy. perfect guy to do. it stuff is very funny. steph is a huge kid, especially in a locker room, and i just love his spirit and just like his presence. he uplifts the team like even through a lawsuit of win so he's a great teammate. i think everybody in the bay. looks up to stuff because the way he carries himself off the court these obviously one of the best players in the nba. i don't think anybody would argue that but also think he's kind of an ambassador for the area and a philanthropist and great leader in in the community. i'm sure i'm joined by everybody else with the giants and saying that we all sort of look up to stuff. the way we like to say it we are just steve young weeks away from the niners season opener in chicago eight weeks from now. we'll see the niners in real action, and we're just about two weeks away from training camp. the niners are looking to win super bowl number six the last time they hoisted the lombardi trophy the 1994 season quarterback by you guessed it steve young from football to football. let's kick it vietnamese

heritage night in san jose quake. send beaten in their last five home matches hosting houston scores of the half ball goes at the post and jackson, you'll go through. offenders leg for the goal one. nil san jose an amazing goal his fifth of the year 74th minute now tied at one san jose an amazing chance to take the lead jeremy of boba see and the dynamo defender tim parker. somehow saves the day. to save of the month. i mean, this is just crazy. how did it not go in? what a play that was two minutes later the quakes though. turn it over in their own end houston's thor rulofferson. goal game winner quakes lose 2-1. it's their first home loss actually since february the 2022 mlb draft again today in los angeles with the 19th overall pick the a's took daniel susack a catcher from roseville family and friends excited, of course the watch party and yes, that is the younger brother of one-time giants catcher andrew susack the younger susack 2021 freshman of

the year at arizona in the second round the ace took outfitter henry bolte from palo alto high school. he have played football and helped the vikings to the division one final both t committed to texas. so we'll see what he does there and also michigan outfielder clark elliot, who was the mvp of the big ten tournament with the 30th pick in the first round the giants took reggie crawford from uconn who is an outfielder and a pitcher. he missed last season due to tommy john surgery the giants plan on making him a two-way player and crawford says he plans to sign that's good news in the second round. they took picture carson was in from east carolina. he missed the 2022 season because he has a positive for a band supplement. also cal outfielder. dylan beavers was taken by the orioles and stanford's brock jones went to the raise. rory mcilroy and of the final round of the british open tied for the lead, but australian cameron smith caught fire on the back nine five straight birdies charging to the top while mcelroy didn't make mistakes.

he couldn't convert his birdies either for the tie on 14 slides on by smith was locked in check out this putt on 17 down the hill and gets back up. he saves car to stay one ahead of mcelroy mcelroy yet another birdie chance to tie on 17. and mrs. by an inch stays one back until smith on 18 with a tap in birdie to get to minus 24 a two shot lead. so mcelroy must have this hole on 18 just to tie bounces on past. so the 28 year old smith wins his first major the 20 under his tide for best score ever in a major he plans to drink a lot of beer out of the claret joe. have you estimated how many bees is going to take in to drink it all i'm gonna yes. two cans of beer how many more we have after that? i'll probably have about. 20 clara jugs abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino

chris thank you very much. and don't forget abc 7 news is streaming 24/7. you can do it with our connected tv apps you can just search abc 7 bay area on apple tv android tv fire tv or roku and download it for free. well, that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11. i'm dionne lim the news continues tomorrow morning at 5 for spencer christian chris alvarez all of us here. thank you so much for joining us. we leave you now with a

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