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area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news as people are scrambling to get their stuff together and it's pretty difficult. developing news coming out of mariposa county were a destructive wildfire has nearly doubled in size since this morning. good evening, and thank you for joining us on dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. the oak fire has exploded in just a matter of hours. it is now scorched nearly. 12,000 acres just west of yosemite national park. people have been ordered to evacuate and numerous roads are closed tonight in mariposa county at least 10 buildings have been destroyed and thousands more remained threatened we begin our coverage tonight with reporter jessica harrington with our sister station in fresno. some good news coming in tonight officials. say the weather cooperated with

them a lot more today compared to yesterday and some of those firefighters who were on the front lines the moment this place started now able to get some rest tonight in new firefighters from across the state are moving into help now officials are focusing on making sure no more structures are damaged and that they can finally hopefully get some containment around this place a little more than 24 hours after flames tore through, mariposa county. charing hillside and engulfing homes. the damage is emerging lone chimneys stand where families lived just a day before saturday firefighters were doing everything they could to prevent any more homes from being destroyed. they are in the event with the fire comes and that will be able spray water and protect those homes winds worked in the firefighters favor saturday, but years without heavy rain has created a blanket of dry brush and trees the fire main. pushing into the northeast and into the sierra national forest. so we are challenged with the

conditions of the heat low humidity and just the amount of timber that's dead in there. you can hear the crackling from this fire the vegetation so dry in the temperature so hot that it is just fueling these flames and some of these trees have been damaged by those bark beetles those flames just crawling right up them. dry ground crews were supported by aircraft making water drops in hard to reach places governor newsom securing federal funding to keep resources moving in as crews from across the state have already started to arrive, you know, we've had plenty of fires down our way and people from all over the state and even beyond come and help us and then we go and help others when they need it. as firefighters work to hold contingency lines their warning that the threat is not over reminding anyone who lives in the area to be ready to leave at a moment's notice if you're anywhere in the fire morning

zone or perimeter near the fire. you should be ready to evacuate in mariposa county jessica harrington abc 7 news. meantime another fire in yosemite national park is 79% contained tonight. the washburn fire is east of the oak fire and started on july 7th. so far nearly 4900 acres have burned. flames of threatened the park's famous giant sequoia trees and is burning in an area hard hit by drought. firefightersne enough ground though that highway 41 was allowed to reopen so visitors could get through the park's south entrance. a stubborn fire in the east bay may finally be out the marsh fire started at the end of may and the smoke fouled up the air in parts of contra costa county. and while one fire may be out it is fires like the ones in mariposa county that are caused for concern. abc 7 news reporter answer hasan has this story? after seven weeks of fire in the past seven days of flooding. it's blue skies over pittsburgh and bay point. they're tough to extinguish, but

the appearance is right now, it appears that it in fact has been extinguished the marsh fire began at the end of may ignited by a fire in a homeless encampment it spread through 200 acres of marshland along the waterfront poor air quality prompted health advisories. steve hill with the contra costa county fire prevention district says 200 million gallons were dumped trying to put the out impossible to get firefighters out there because it's very dangerous conditions in the marchee area and it wasn't in an area that we could get water on. a fire boats hill says it's been a busy fire season fires have increased 20% since last year in the county. we look back two years. that number is up about 50% so the indications are not good considering that we're not yet in what's typically the peak of fire weather as wildfires. yosemite national park fire crews from the bay area have been called to assist sonoma county sent a crew from five

local fire districts. most likely they'll be sent immediately right to the line and and probably have a pretty active firefight throughout the night chad. costa is assistant fire chief for the city of petaluma. he says despite the fire's raging in mariposa county. it's been a mile july. we just haven't had a lot of red flag warnings we have it's been fairly mild weatherwise some of those previous massive. are fires burned tens of thousands of acres some so strong they even created their own weather system. costa says fire crews have more experience in cal fire has more resources. that means they can be more aggressive in getting ahead of fires. but costa ads california's fire season isn't over we have you know, august and september and october which can be really rough months for us. and so things can change quickly, but hopefully the weather keeps on our side is as much as it can in the east bay sunset hassan abc 7 news. little to answer that question

whether always being a factor when talking about those fires drew standing by and do the conditions look good for those firefighters. yeah. i mean temperature wise it's going to be warm to the east the central valley is going to be very hot in the 90s and triple digits for us. we always talk about our air quality and how these fires can impact our skies take a look at the satellite imagery over the oak fire there. you can see earlier today. it's a lot of smoke near mariposa around tioga pass as well just for proximity. you can see how far away it is from the bay area right now, but i'll throw on our winds. we had an onshore win today and that kept any smoke to the east and that's how our future weather shows us happening over the next couple of days smoke stays away from us, but near the fire moderate to unhealthy air quality at this hour for us. we have good air quality across the board tonight so we can breathe easy. it looks like the smoke forecast tomorrow as well that smoke stays to the east but likely around tahoe may have some hazy skies because of the oak fire here locally though tomorrow monday even through midweek. we are good to go when it comes to our air quality, but tomorrow a warmer finish to the weekend. dionne will show you those

numbers coming up in a few minutes. all right, sounds good. thanks. well moving on to the east bay. it has been nearly six months since the gabe family has last seen alexis and today a possible clue was found in oakley. alexis family and several volunteers carefully combed through the area near rolling road pieces of an iphone were found during the search and will be taken by police for further investigation. the gabe family has been working to access alexis's phone records and apple icloud account for more information. the police said apple was really really very hard to work with and we we need our attorney. to help us with that. the gabe family is hopeful the phone is a match to alexis's iphone 11 pro max. another search will be held tomorrow in oakley police believe gabe's ex-boyfriend killed her in january, but her body has never been found. in the south bay, san jose residents held a rally demanding

for the reed hillview santa clara county airport to close immediately. all comes after a small aircraft crashed into a residential area on ocala avenue taking down power lines friday night. the airport was built nearly a hundred years ago accountable manager of nice air says the airport has been a good neighbor for decades follows all regulations including the use of unleaded gas even so nearby residents say it is not enough and the airport is putting their health and safety at risk. my message is this airport has to close it is a nuisance airport. it is in the middle of a residential area. a study held by the san jose board of supervisors found children in the area have a high rate of lead in their blood. the board of supervisors are expected to address the issue at hearing on thursday. the head of the world health organization declared the monkeypox outbreak a public health emergency. abc 7 news reporter cornell

bernard explains what this means for the bay area where cases are rising? the global monkeypox outbreak represents a public health emergency of international concern powerful words from the head of the world health organization amid, the rising cases of monkeypox. the emergency declaration is the first time the head of the un health agency has taken such action. it's moving quickly and you know, just like covid, you know, we need to react fast, especially when we have a sol mayor london breed addressing the rise in monkeypox currently 19 cases have been identified in san francisco, but that number is expected to increase she hopes the declaration will speed the delivery of more vaccine we've had about 10,000. vaccines in we submitted a request for about 35,000 just to get us started san francisco's department of public health telling abc 7 news the acknowledgment of world health organization that monkey pox is a global emergency only

reinforces that the way to address this health emergency is to provide the resour. is necessary to local governments, especially cities such as san francisco. they're experiencing an increase in cases governor gavin newsom's office tweeted this video saturday saying california has received more vaccine from the federal government. and is distributing them to communities most impacted monkeypox vaccine clinics have seen long lines recently in san francisco where some people have been turned away. it's put the cities lgbtq community on alert health officials say monkey pox is impacting mostly gay and bisexual men. the moment this is an outbreak that's concentrated among men who have sex with men, especially those with multiple sexual partners, but experts say anyone can become infected. and symptoms can start within three weeks of exposure including fever headache and fatigue and a rash or lesions on the body last week the us department of health and human services said it ordered two and a half million doses of

monkeypox vaccine zuckerberg, san francisco. general hospital will reopen its monkeypox vaccine clinic monday at 8am until supplies last. i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. we do have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines and treatment just head to our website abc7 news.com. well coming up after the break stuck in prague. we've been following the old deal of some students who got stranded in europe because of a heatwave and flight cancellations tonight. we learned when they will finally come back to the bay area and pay extra at the pump a little later. the i-teams. dan noyes looks into why gas prices in california are often so much higher than the rest of the country. the country. loaded with our world famous pastrami,

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♪♪ bay area high school students who have been stranded in central europe will begin their trip home tomorrow. they've been stuck in prague since their flight home. thursday was canceled by on the airlines the group from saratoga high was supposed to fly from prague to frankfurt germany and then back home to sfo. lufthansa has agreed to charter a flight that will take the group from prague to frankfurt tomorrow. they're now expected to arrive in san francisco monday afternoon. for the first time since the start of the pandemic silicon valley congressman. rocana met in person with a group of his constituents here in the bay area representative khanna hosted a town hall in fremont to discuss several issues, including gun violence and abortion. also discussed rising inflation numbers cana says the solution starts with bringing down gas prices and he has several ideas on how to do that. and i've said let's stop the export of our oil to countries so that we can actually lower prices. i've said, let's buy back well

at a cheap price and sell it at a subsidized price to folks i said, let's go after the big oil companies. i mean, they're making record profits tax them and get a check to working families. kana is a fellow democrat, but he has been critical of president biden on several issues earlier this week. he said the president isn't doing enough to combat climate change and needs to declare a national climate emergency. san francisco man who has been uniting his neighborhood through pancakes has served up his last plate we first told you about branson kimball back in february branson cooks up pancake parties right outside his home in the mission district saying it's a great way to get to know your neighbors today was his third and final party branson and his family are moving to the east coast, but it looks like the spirit behind the events will live on with other neighbors. i went to a pancake party a couple weeks ago. that was like two blog that way so they're carrying it on and then there's a couple they have

they'll be here later. i think they have like a happy hour thing on fridays. they just on their front stoop people come and just hang out. branson says he is looking for a neighbor to give one of his griddles t in effort to help. make sure the pancake party tradition continues. well speaking of parties quite a turnout today for an event designed to unite to san francisco communities. this is the second annual ping yoon summer unity block party. it's celebration meant to bring together san francisco's chinese and black residents today. today's event included several colorful dance numbers and plenty of fun and games for kids guest speakers included mayor london breed and police chief bill scott. looking like good weather for a block party really anything you want to do outside. yeah. i mean we'll have that again tomorrow the coast day is pretty cool inland. we saw that warm weather and that fog will greet us all first thing tomorrow morning. we'll take you outside. here's a live look from sutro

tower. you can barely see the top of salesforce right now glowing off in the distance as that marine layer has taken over the entire city, and it's pressing inland as we speak so that fog is surging right now. we'll see some drizzle along the coastline first thing tomorrow morning again tomorrow lots of sign except along the immediate cosine will be cloudy for most of the day a typical range of temperatures 50 60s close to the coast but 80s and 90s as you head inland air quality remains good today and for the foreseeable future out there right now cooling off into the 50s with that fog or we've yet to see that marine influence inland. we're still in the 60s and 70s at this hour. here's live doppler 7 along with satellite the story we're tracking low pressure. this trough is just sitting over the west coast. it remains there tomorrow as well. so that keeps our marine layer with us along. coastline throughout the day but high pressure over the four corners. it will bring some warmer temperatures inland tomorrow afternoon once again, so future weather. here we go hour by hour. you can see a lot of fog first things 7:30 in the morning. it's a pretty gray start to our

sunday, but in true july fashion that fog pulls back to the coast. so the afternoon we will see a good amount of sunshine. it turns breezy once again as well at onshore flow is keeping that smoke from the oak fire away from us, but it will be breezy tomorrow afternoon gusting 20 to 25 miles. our highest gusts along the coastline overnight tonight. we have that fog moving on and temperatures dropping mainly into the 50s first thing tomorrow morning so high as in our microclimates starting the south bay a lot of sunshine 70s and 80s from cupertino, san jose about 82 85 for morgan hill long, peninsula 77 was out to 79 redwood city, but chile along the coast upper 50s with a lot of cloud cover downtown tomorrow afternoon sunshine 62 cloudier and cooler in the sunset the richmond daily city upper 50s to lower 60s go to 85 in santa rosa 83 in 80 and sonoma 80 and nap. it's martha a lot of sunshine morning clouds the sunshine breezing the afternoon for the east bay 68 in berkeley 70 in oakland about 77 fremont and then inland 80s and 90s 87 san ramon 93 pittsburgh 91 the high in livermore if you are taking

part you better be in bed right now if you're going to take part in the marathon tomorrow morning, we have a lot of cloud cover out there. it is quite cool. it'll feel nice for runners temperatures mainly in the 50s as a race goes on so good luck to all the runners out there. here's the accurate with the 7-day forecast playing the next seven days for you. we'll find sunshine tomorrow breezy in the afternoon typical temps on monday. our coolest days this week are tuesday and wednesday dm. what's the minor warming thursday and friday, but all morning fog afternoon sunshine for the next seven days. okay drew. thanks. well just ahead craving fun and food chinatown apparently the place to get a good taste this weekend. we'll take you there next. seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27.

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participated in today's food event craving chinatown in san francisco. it was hosted by the community youth center of san francisco where for $10 participants could purchase a tasting pass allowing them to choose four items local

chinatown restaurants brought out their best appetizers entrees and baked goods also desserts for the event san francisco mayor london breed attended and says she enjoyed the spicy dumplings of best sounds good. of course alvarez now joining us with a preview of sports. hi, chris. dion coming up in sports the giants post all-star break struggles continue and it's an a+ effort oakland making plays from the ball kid all those in green and gold what a catch sports is next.

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until the 8th house divided dad going for the dodgers son rocking with the giants alex wood had struck out five in a row before hitting trouble in the third. mookie bets mr. homer's first at bat this time get it at all one. nothing dodgers would frustrated and then next batter trade turner back to back jacks two. nothing l.a. would allow tour and runs in four plus innings the giants managed just three to eight innings more bad news here evan longoria trying to beat our double play pulls his hamstring. that's gonna likely send him to the injured list. he can't believe it bottom of the seventh three nothing dodgers freddie freeman. second homer of the series. it's for nothing dodgers. san francisco scored twice in the ninth austin slater the go-ahead run with two outs and that's a tough strike three called end the game dodgers win 4-2 the giants look to avoid the sweep on sunday those ace fans. upping up the tailgate game with a band. that's cool. take it on the rangers top 6. we're scoreless bases loaded one out for texas ground ball to

elvis andrews, and he turns the double play domingo acevedo just super pumped. we're still scoreless bottom half a's open the scoring bases load of no out seth brown is smash brandon lowe can't handle it. everyone's safe. be my own machine scores one. nothing bottom seven two. nothing oakland machine popping into left josh smith coming on. what a catch but nick allen tags and scores. it made it three nothing oakland the play the game. no screaming liner and the ball kid dives and makes the catch. sign him up aswin 3-1 they've won three of their last four. let's kick it jeremy and boba see in the quakes still looking for their first road one of the season in portland. they've actually never beaten the timbers that providence park late first half benji kakanovich finishes one nil quakes at the half portland scored twice in the second take the lead dyron, aspria heads at home followed by a cartwheel and a backflip 2-1

timbers 89th minute espinoza nearly ties it but portland's keeper just gets his fingertips on it quakes fall 2-1. they remain windless on the road and let's go racing nhra nationals in sonoma this weekend three-time funny car champ robert hight. consider sonoma his home track since he spent so much time. there's a kid going for sonoma track record fourth straight win. he's the top seed going into sunday's finals after that run of 332 miles an hour and in top fuel leah pruitt lost here by a nose last year. she earned her first top seat of the year and is going for consecutive wins in the circuit finals are sunday afternoon this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino dion chris thanks our californians paying a little extra at the pump. what the i-team's dan noyes found when he looked into what can best be described as a mystery surcharge plus president biden remains in isolation tonight after he tested positive for covid. we've got the update on his

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bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. gas prices continue to be on the decline now for over a month. according to the triple-a the average price for gas in california has decreased to five dollars and 75 cents a gallon here in the bay area the average for gas in san francisco is $5.82 in oakland $5.76 and has fallen 17 cents from last week. in san jose the average price is $5.75 a gallon. all no matter how much the price

of gasoline rises or falls a renowned uc berkeley economist warns. you are paying a mystery gas surcharge and that is on top of our higher state taxes and environmental fees. the i-team's dan noyes has been investigating how and why californians always seem to pay more at the pump than any other state. yes, we pay more gas tax than any other state 26 cents a gallon more than the national average and we pay more to refine our cleaner burning fuel about 10 cents a gallon those numbers for this week from uc berkeley's energy institute at haas and the lead economist there says hidden in the 219 per gallon for refining marketing and retailing is a mystery gas surcharge currently 70 cents a gallon that can't be explain. are you saying that they're charging more because they can absolutely i'm sure they're charging more because they can the question is are there actual

costs behind it that are justifying it and that's something we have to look into severn bornstein says oil companies and retailers start at the mystery gas surcharge after the explosion and fire or the exxon mobile refinery in torrance. seven years ago. our prices went way up which they always do after a refinery fire, but they never came down again. to where they should be given the higher taxes and fees. he provided this graph showing how oil companies have charged california drivers and extra $40 billion dollars compared to the rest of the country since the torrance explosion. there are people really hurting due to those higher gas prices andy testified last month at a state assembly hearing into possible price gouging. i mean, honestly, i find it. kind of unbelievable that we've gone this many years and we still haven't been able to figure the mystery out the attorney general's office testified that investigating the mystery gas surcharge will be difficult for them that kind of investigation would take several years before you would actually

get an answer if you got an answer no answers for us on the short term. the select committee is planning a series of meetings over the next three or four months. so i asked to representative for the oil companies and refineries that do business in the about the mystery guest surcharge marketers can charge whatever they want for gasoline. it's based on consumers consumers will pick the gas station. they want to go to they want the best fuel for their automobile. and as a single mom i can tell you i want to pick a place. that's well lit that's clean that i feel safe and i will pay more than any other surrounding gas station to make sure that me and my son are pulling up to a corner place that feels safe we need to be willing to shop around because not only do you get a better price you put more pressure on those expensive stations, which are usually the big brands to lower their prices. the professor tells me despite some companies claims that their special additives improve your car's performance virtually.

all gas is the same so shop it independence stations the charge less and that should drive down the price of all gasoline more quickly for the it dan noyes abc 7 news. all as part of the class action lawsuit t-mobile has agreed to pay millions of customers after a cyber attack in 2021. nearly 80 million americans were impacted by the data breach exposing their personal information. t-mobile is expected to pay $350 million dollars and another $150 million to secure its data systems as part of the settlement. the wireless company does not claim any responsibility or wrongdoing. a judge is expected to approve the settlement in december. well president biden says he's feeling much better after testing positive for covid earlier this week. he has been quite productive even while limited to video conferences and phone calls abc's karina mitchell has more on this story from washington. giving a thumbs up during his first event since his covid

diagnosis president joe biden eager to reassure americans. he's feeling fine. let me start my apologize at my voice. i'm feeling much better than i sound at 79 years old a president is considered at greater risk for more severe illness from the virus, but a letter from his doctor says his symptoms have improved. he's tolerating treatment well and will continue to take the antiviral drug paxilvid. fact that he's vaccinated doubly boosted on a very good antiviral. we fully expect that he will do. well biden still has a runny nose fatigue and the occasional loose cough is oxygen levels are normal the president did have an elevated temperature a thursday night at 99.4 degrees which isn't considered a fever. he was given tylenol and his temperature has been normal since then over the last two years. a lot of people call me when they get a positive diagnosis, and they sorry, i failed. it's not a failure. it's a very contagious virus.

it's it's widespread people will get infected. the white house says it's identified 17 people determined to be close contacts of the president. but so far. none of them have dusted positive. this is part of his job is to interact with the public is interact with everyday people so he does not regret that the biden administration is encouraging americans to get vaccinated. or boosted a valuable cdc data shows 87% of the us population is living in a county with high or medium community risk for covid-19 karina mitchell abc news, new york. us house members traveled to ukraine to meet with president zelensky saturday lensky briefed house members on a missile attack on odessa and it came one day after russia agreed to allow ukraine to export grain to address the global shortage in a statement president zelensky thanked the biden administration for the 270 million dollar

package to defend ukraine. security assistance package includes artillery rocket systems drones and aerial systems just ahead. it is all things ernest hemingway this weekend in the florida keys. he just got to see what dozens of look-alikes did today as part of the competition that celebrates the legendary author's legacy and i'm meteorologist drew tuma here you can see the fog is rolling in from the coast. that's the east bay you can see on your screen that fog overhead. we'll talk about a warmer finish to the weekend on the way tomorrow in the accurate forecast.

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marathon returns tomorrow so expect some road closures it all starts at 5:30 in the morning on the embarcadero at mission street. there are multiple categories this year including a special program for those with disabilities. it's also the first marathon in the state that will allow

runners to register as non-binary well over 20,000. people have registered so far. they're this year's race. and in the south bay a unique attraction that could be putting on a show starting tomorrow. take a look. it is a titan our room more commonly referred to as a corpse flower. this one at san jose state is expected to bloom within the next few days possibly as early as tomorrow. the plant gets its nickname because it does smell like rotting flesh when it blooms. i've smelled one before and that is true. the public is not allowed to visit. so instead the university. set up a live stream on youtube. a group in the bay area spent the day celebrating the great invention of the radio nonprofit, california historical radio society held its annual fundraiser radio day by the bay the event included tours of the radio museum in alameda a radio play a live auction of restored radios and a live jazz orchestra.

cool, old-timey sound are our very own abc 7 news. anchor dan ashley was one of the special guest auctioneers the california historical radio society has restored and preserved radios for the history of radio for nearly 50 years. they hope today's fundraiser will help them renovate their museum the san francisco bay area is the fourth largest radio market in the united states. well key west florida is a long way from spain. but this weekend it's home to its own running of the bulls as part of key west's hemingway days festivities dozens of ernest hemingway look-alikes road. replica bulls on wheels through the streets hemingway, by the way is one of america's most famous authors if you didn't know but his first novel is based upon his experience in spain in the 1920s and drew if you've ever been to key west it's a little kooky like that's all obviously there's an ernest

hemingway right event like that. it seems a lot tamer than the running of the bulls safer. definitely. it's like i could do that one. yeah. yeah, not so no risk of injury exactly. i was take a look at what's happening outside. the fog has returned to the city. here's the exploratorium camera live look with mostly cloudy skies in san francisco. talk about that marine layer. so we have coastal drizzle developing after midnight tonight. we'll have a great start to our sunday first thing tomorrow morning that fog will pull back to the coast as the morning goes on so away from the coast. we'll have afternoon sunshine but host does a pretty chilly tomorrow afternoon overnight tonight. it's a mostly cloudy sky for a lot of us a couple of cool spots in the north bay valleys in the 40s, but most of us will settle in the 50s first thing on our sunday then tomorrow it's another day with wide-ranging temperatures 50s and 60s with a lot of cloud cover close to the coast 70s for the most part around the bay shoreline that i feel nice 80s and 90s and our hottest spots does turn breezy again with that onshore flow to more afternoon the accurate the 74 forecast. it's sunny. it's breezy tomorrow.

typical july 10th, even on monday the coolest days we have this week about tuesday and wednesday with minor warming by the end of the week, but all a lot of sunshine had our way the next seven days true now that you're a morning person are you totally about to crash? i don't know how i'm up right? i don't know how you are either i'm sleeping, but she's holding made sense in that forecast. thank you. that's all that matters a lot of coffee. thanks drew. all right, chris alvarez joining us with one more preview of sports acres. walnut creek z one superstaffin find out how his support for women's sports is being recognized by some of the best of the best sports is ♪♪

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with unlimited data. will you add a motorcycle? no... did you say yes? the new xfinity supersonic bundle. it's kind of a big deal. sponsored by river rock casino we are just about 362 days away from the 2023 edition of the espys. but before then let's look back on a tremendous week and hosting performance from stephen curry who knocked out of the park with

some humor and fun. the stars were out in hollywood this week, including some of the biggest names in women's sports stanford basketball legends the aguma case sisters there they are right there cameron brink a friend of stephens also on the red carpet so many more staff, of course a huge supporter of women's athletics and with this being the 50. anniversary of title nine. i asked about steps impact and his support of women's sports. everybody was sad for a lot of reasons when colby passed but also wondering okay who's going to be the next nba player who's going to take that mantle and promote the women's game and provoke female athletes and steph curry is certainly one of them has done that. he has two girls of his own and he wants them to thrive and all aspects of life. so he gets it he knows he's just the best and we're so thankful for her support obviously as dad, you know i see him as being a wonderful ally what we want to do is do what steph's doing, which is bringing everybody closer to the game making them feel welcome showing them the

best of the best and that talent doesn't rest and that he he loves his sport, but he sees that he's more than a basketball player. walnut creek native sabrina unesco whose friends with steph a big game tonight for the new york liberty against the defending wnba championship, chicago floater giving new york a first half lead later connecting from downtown splash liberty of 10 early in the fourth, but new york was down to with 10 seconds ago. unesco to the hoop and the foul she hit that for the lead sabrina finishes with 17 points eight rebounds and nine assists liberty win 83 80 snap at a five game losing. rit so i just went right but hats off to my teammates they they got me open and believed to me and crunch time. and so really happy have made that shot. kobe bryant's widow vanessa, and the kids were there as well. unesco of course close with kobe and the family you saw it right here on abc 7 summer x games in

southern california pet illuminative 16 year old ministest competing in the women's skateboard park final run of the day. i look at her catch some speed looking good and eventually landing a nice kickflip during her run stess is a 2021 usa skateboarding national champion and was selected as an alternate for the tokyo games. to the age of 15 steffes finished fifth in today's event, but keep an eye on minna as she prepares herself for around the 2024 olympic games in paris the 49ers report to training camp tuesday first practice wednesday among the headlines to watch debo samuels contract situation as well as a potential trade of jimmy garoppolo training camp underway for the las vegasreoono a 10 win and wild card playoff exit last season. it's a fresno state reunion for quarterback. derek carr and that guy wide receiver devonte adams who was traded from green bay to vegas in the offseason adams the east palo alto native is set to meet with the media in the coming

days, but carr was asked about the expectations. he shares with his college pal. there's pressure in our business all the time, but hopefully it's it's from what you put on yourself, you know, you push yourself to be better and learn more. there's no pressure all the guys in. there are so unselfish that i walked into a conversation him and hunter and down all these guys are talking about like i don't care about this. i don't care about this. let's just win to us. we're just trying to figure out a way to get better and to win football games. and so we all got a house. and so many times you got to have keys to the house. and so we want to give you the key to the city of little rock. warriors guard moses moody returning home to little rock, arkansas this week as part of the warriors champions tour the mayor you see handed him the key to the city moody. hanging out the kids and then showing off halflandome ptos as well. pretty good gturned 20 a few mo7

sports sponsored by river rock casino. 20 so young chris. thanks. don't forget you can always watch our newscasts live and on demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app it is available for apple tv android tv, amazon fire tv and roku just download the app now and start streaming for free. well, that's it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11. i'm dion lynn news continues tomorrow at five for drilling chris and all of us here. thanks so much for joining us. we'll see bright and early tomorrow. tomo

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