were in our pool outside when we heard the two planes collide and then when we looked up we saw the one plane like flew over our house and the one engine i think was like smoking a lot and then it kept flying that way and it started to go down and then when it actually hit the ground it like exploded so that's when we got out of the pool and we went out to see and it but by then the fire was pretty much out but then we saw a bunch of people over here and that's when we like found out that there was another plane we ran over to the street and we saw like it explode and the fire was pretty much out if it even was on fire. but it was pretty scary. what of the planes is described by the faa as a single-engine, cessna 152 you see it here with some yellow stripes crashed in a field that's next to the airport. runways one person was on board this plane.

other plane with blue markings crashed into a building the faa says it's a twin-engine cessna 340 two people were on board. you can see a large patch of burnt grass nearby and firefighters. nobody on the ground was hurt. the watsonville airport is less than 20 miles from santa cruz. it's about 30 miles from san jose several roads around the airport were closed after the crash. this is an uncontrolled airport meaning it doesn't have a tower with air traffic control specialist guiding planes the airport though is open to the public and is used by many corporate and private aircraft. it has four runways, which you can see here two stripes of asphalt that can each be used in two directions at this time. we don't know where the planes rather we're attempting to land the santa cruz county sheriff's office the faa and the ntsb are all involved in this investigation. will of course keep you updated as we learn more. live in the newsroom stephanie

sierra abc 7 news stephanie. thank you. well the other top story we are following tonight the arrest of two men in connection with the june shooting death of a safeway employee in san jose police. say the investigation involved us marshals and utah authorities after the suspected shooter left the state abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has the latest the suspects in this case are young 18 and 19 year old san jose residents accused of shooting and killing 24 year old many quasar. this happened at the hamilton avenue safeway on june 5th at 3:30 am according to police the suspected shooter is 18 year old tavita to a calau he was arrested in utah on august 11th with the help of authorities there and the us marshal service then just yesterday 19 year old jacob perea was arrested by sjpd's covert response unit booked for conspiracy police believe the victim may have confronted the two suspects

about something when to a collau fired the deadly shot and there's no reason why an 18 and 19 year old should be out on our city streets illegally possessing a firearm that then is used in a crime. again, you know, very tragic loss of life a very well-liked. person a hard-working individual by all accounts. we're very happy to report that, you know, our detectives worked their tails off to to bring these two to justice. sergeant camarillo commending all involved in the investigation that spanned states this suspected shooter is waiting to be extradited from salt lake county to santa clara county. perea was booked into the county's main jail police. do not believe there are any additional suspects in this case quasar's death marks the 14th homicide in san jose this year at police headquarters. i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news now to the threat of monkey pox. there are more than 1,000 cases reported in the bay area. the majority are in san francisco 618 according to

today's report we have at least 143 cases in alameda county and 107 and santa clara county. health officials in britain are reporting a significant drop in new monkeypox infections were talking about 29 new cases every day now compared to 52 per day in late. june doctors say it's possible. we'll see the same thing happen here the germans and the british were a couple of weeks ahead of us in terms of the epidemiology and the curve of the disease. and in fact, you know, although we've stopped talking about herd immunity for for covid this may have in fact be an example of herd immunity. because this disease unlike covid really really likely. confers serious long-term immunity and as a reminder monkey pox spreads by close skin-to-skin contact with an infected person their clothing or bed sheets. globally there have been more than 31,000 cases of monkeypox

reported in nearly 90 countries. we have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines symptoms and treatment. you can find it all on our website abc7news.com. new study found that the majority of people infected with the omicron covid variant. didn't know they had the virus abc 7 news reporter loose peña joins us live and loose you spoke to the doctor behind this study about how you can know if you have natural covid antibodies. yes, i'm sure you've heard people say i've been exposed and never got covid. well according to scientists 56% of people who were part of a study in la had covid antibodies and didn't know it the only way to build that immunity is if you were infected but didn't have any symptoms. for nine months doctors at cedar sinai medical center in los angeles checked the antibody levels of nearly 2,500 people what they found shocked them there. anybody levels went up signaling that in fact around that some

earlier time period they're bought their immune system had seen the actual virus dr. susan chang is one of the doctors behind this study blood levels confirmed that during the omicron surge only 44% of people who were part of this study new that were infected with covid and 56% had no idea they had antibodies we start to see that second antibody level actually really start to go up in a lot more people and that was the omicron search turns out your level of natural immunity could also be correlated to the level of infection you were exposed to dr. chance langelier infectious scientist at yourself and chan zuckerberg buy explains. why time? important to detect these antibodies. most people will still be antibody positive after three months most after six months, but after that point, you know, there's more variability during this study the people who were unaware of their natural

immunity hadn't gotten tested for covid these findings highlight the importance of testing and not just checking for symptoms really means that screening people old based on symptoms alone is insufficient for preventing transmission and high-risk settings, like hospitals like clinics like nursing homes. you can't just ask someone if they, you know have any cold or flu symptoms or have a fever because half of people all could still be infectious, but why is it that some people develop symptoms and others don't probably as with all things it's a combination of genetics it's a combination of pre-pandemic exposures. now if you want to know about some point in the last six months have been exposed to covid-19 and built natural antibodies. you can get a blood test where they can break down antibodies from vaccines or infection what this test won't tell you is how

much immunity you have emma. yeah. that's a good point. now. those are there any other indicators of how people can know if their bodies build natural immunity according to dr. chang in some cases building natural antibodies could be related to people's immune system and the factors that make them more resistant to being infected. but again more researchers needed to determine why some people develop symptoms and others don't right luce. thank you and checking other headlines regarding this cases of covid infections continue to fall. they're down by 24% worldwide. deaths are also down by 6% a new study found employees in aviation and public transit were more likely to have contracted covid at work bus and rail employees were twice as likely to die from covid and researchers at oxford university found patients who recovered from covid are at higher risk of psychosis, dementia and brain fog this compared to other respiratory diseases. we've had triple digit temperatures and rain all in one week and here's a live look from

our emeryville camera where you can see the fog rolling in over the city in the distance. yeah. let's bring in abc 7 news meteorologist and tell to find out if these conditions will last sandia. yes, absolutely, but we're going to see those temperatures rise a few more degrees alma and karina at least inland. you're gonna feel it and you're going to notice it. so let's check out those high temperatures for today got up into the mid 90s. it was hot. no doubt about it. livermore fairfield right around the bay in the 70s and 80s 84 san jose 74 oakland 84 kent field 65 in the city 93 santa rosa, but half moon bay was a place to be a nice breeze 63 degrees as you check out the heated advisory lake county until 8 pm tonight until 7 pm saturday for solano county. there is a risk of illnesses as temperatures will range from the low 100s to the 110 degree mark in solano county going into the weekend moderate to high heat risks. so definitely watch out. here's a sampling of your highs for tomorrow or microclimates 97 and antioch 94 in walnut creek.

you will notice 78 in oakland really comfortable 71 in the city and along the coast half moon bay 65 degrees with a breeze. i am tracking some showers and thunderstorms with live doppler 7. i'll be back with a closer. look at that coming right up karina amma. all right, sandia. thank you getting packages delivered happens every day now from online shopping to grocery orders tonight a look at the future of deliveries without drivers and next keeping students safe from themselves. and new school year new guidelines new norms get it all when you download the abc 7 bay area streaming app. it's available on roku fire tv and other streaming devices.

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getting answers. we spoke about the funding with california superintendent of schools. tony thurmond and thurman talked about a plan to train 10,000 mental health care workers for schools. some of the measures that the governor talked about today are some of the things we can do right now to expand mental health services a lot we can do with medi-cal dollars to get schools more resources right now. the governor's plan would also develop a suicide prevention program for schools and create virtual platforms for kids to get mental health support. with the governor's announcement today abc 7 news reporter lena howland is hearing from mental health professionals as well as teens who have been impacted about what this means to them. governor newsome announcing a plan to create systemic change for the mental health needs of kids and young adults across california that stacking of stress comes from years and years where we've neglected. your mental health where we've neglected investing his nearly five billion dollar plan is meant to benefit teens like

aaliyah barajas from fresno and a 10 years old. i self harmed for the first time who publicly shared her struggles with the governor first partner and school officials on thursday. she says friends reported her actions, but there was no follow-up from school. my parents weren't contacted. i wasn't referred to a counselor. like i was told i would be and there was no follow-up as kids are heading back to school clinical psychologists and founder of therapy. now sf says they've got a lot on their plates. there's a lot of stress that they are dealing with in terms of all of the external factors of covid and now monkey pox and school shootings and just life stressors in general. what would you say we might need right now from the state of california to better support our kids right now as they head back to school. the money is the first place

that's gonna help us and then we need programs from that money. we need systemic change. we need there to just be areas where it needs to be assumed that mental health is important. it's as important as physical health and newsom says those resources are now well on their way including the state's new initiative to double, california. number of school counselors by providing $20,000 scholarships to 10,000 people going to school to become mental health clinicians. we're here mindful of how many people are counting on us and how many people are expecting us to do more and do better lena and abc 7 news. epidemic of fentanyl overdoses has gotten so big educators are now looking to put overdose treatment in high schools and eventually middle schools in santa clara county. so far this year there have been 62 fentanyl related deaths

narcan helped reverse the effects of an overdose a father whose 18 year old son died of an overdose supports the plan. last year, the youngest victim was 12. i mean imagine that's also a 12 year old kid who was actually just experimenting and was given a pill and lost their life. educators fear more fentanyl deaths among young people because of a new form of the drug. they fear kids will confuse rainbow colored fentanyl for candy. and if you or someone, you know needs an ally when it comes to substance abuse or mental health you can find local resources by going to abc7news.com/take action. we'll get ready for some hotter weather. i know it's coming sandia, but we at least got to enjoy today right nice break. we needed it. i think absolutely we did need it and no doubt about it. it's going to get hotter inland. so karina and i want to show you live picture. does this look refreshing or what? we have a nice sea breeze along the embarcadero here. and so if you're stepping out to go for a walk be prepared to

have the company of a nice refreshing breeze sfo 32 mile an hour winds out towards the delta 29 mile an hour sustained on shore wind and that is really what's going to cool us off tonight. especially inland where you were in the 90s today and it's still it was a hot day inland so we go hour by hour seven o'clock tonight 25 to 30 mile an hour winds. those wins. come down as we go into tomorrow morning and then tomorrow afternoon as it heats up inland the sea breeze rushes in tomorrow afternoon evening. it will be another gusty one on live doppler 7 tracking the system. you can see the spin here the curl here. system that brought us the showers and thunderstorms. it's starting to move out of here, but they have had some showers and thunder in that area. as a matter of fact, there's a flood advisory until 6:30 pm for parts of northeastern, california where they have seen excessive rain causing some flash flooding at least we're seeing rain with those thunderstorms, which is good because we don't want to see the dry lightning causing any fires high pressure builds in behind

it and that's what's going to bring us the heat to as the high builds in over the next two days along the coast so you don't have to worry about the heat. we do have the fog on live doppler 7, you can see some of it from our santa cruz camera. it's a nice day to be out in santa cruz today. people are certainly enjoying low to mid 60s oakland san francisco currently 69 in palo alto and 74 in san jose. looks like whipped cream from our suture a tower camera. this is our marine influence. it's about 1400 feet deep and it will push over the bay overnight 73 in santa rosa. it is 80 in napa right now petaluma, you're getting that wind is 65 degrees mid concord and livermore half and half the golden gate bridge you see some fog you see some sun combination of the two. i should go the other way fog son coastal and bayside fog overnight tonight heating up inland the next two days sharply cooler sunday and a seasonal pattern for next week. so you see that fog pushing in tomorrow morning. we'll start out with some spotty drizzle along with the fog and then the afternoon really not going to see much in the way of clearing at the beaches. but inland areas certainly will

see the sun so drizzle fog in the morning 50s to 70s while inland as you look at the afternoon highs in the south bay. it's going to be warm morgan hill 93 degrees 84 santa clara 86 in san jose on the peninsula 76 san mateo 84 in redwood city mid-60s coast side lingering clouds and daily cities 65 71 in downtown san francisco north bay numbers 90 in san rafael vallejo 95 in santa rosa, so it's going to get hot there east bay 78 oakland 81 castro valley inland areas 98 in fairfield fairfield 97 livermore 96 degrees in an accuweather seven-day forecast hotter inland not just tomorrow, but saturday as well upper 90s to low 100s inland mid-60s coast side and then it's much cooler and our inland areas only in the 80s before we start to see those temperatures rising again, but next week looks like what we would expect around this time of year ama. all right. thank you. sandia single handedly trying to save monarch butterflies meet the 18 year old girl scout who's

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of a north bay teenager abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard has the story. 18 year old feline howard is on a mission. so the killeen has been a girl scout for 13 years her final scout project may be the biggest of the mall to save the monarch butterfly one milkweed at a time milkweed is monarchs. host plant so each butterfly has our own host plant where they lay their eggs, so they're caterpillars depend on it and their their life cycles depend on it monarch butterfly populations once in the millions have been reduced to the thousands milkweed its native habitat is disappearing too, but not if the lean has anything to say about it. i've been at person as you can tell. general we need to protect our pollinators. detd sut fromk of my car,

rohnert park has planted milkweed anywhere. it at local schools. i've reached out to wineries and golf courses so far. she's planted a whopping 1700 milkweed plants. it's a wonderful thing that she's been able to accomplish dr. dan leviness from the sonoma ecology center has praised for pauline's efforts to save monarch populations if we care about our wild life you recognize the things that we've done to harm them and try to repair some of those things late in the day a glimmer of hope several monarchs spotted hanging out in sonoma garden park today a small victory for feline. it's a very large decline we're hoping to able to continue monitoring them and hopefully they'll make a rebound with more conservation efforts in sonoma cornell bernard abc 7 news. hopefully with help like from

her i can i'm always amazed at how beautiful they are karina they are and they land on that. hour, and you just you try to take a picture real fast, but i think it's so important what she's doing, you know, i think all of us could take a lesson from her how easy it is to plant some plants that attract those paul the pollinator plants. i think it's great for bees and for butterflies as you just saw there. i'm helping all of us out that way absolutely. well at this point. you've probably heard about the computers ship chip shortage. it's not just computers that are affected tonight a story the impact on police. plus we will get to find out what or will we rather get to find out what was in the affidavit which led to the fbi searching donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. ship with abc news and hulu you can watch our newscast live throughout the day on abc news live at the combination of the best live local and national news. it's available to all hulu subscribers. you can find it within the new

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we redact what needs to come out of it because remember we're talking potential espionage here based on the warrant serious national security interests. it would be worthless. it wouldn't mean anything the fbi search warrant on donald trump's mar-a-lago state was executed 10 days ago a raid on a former president's home is unprecedented according to documents previously released by the department of justice agency. is 27 boxes including 11 sets of the most highly classified information from trump's home attorney general mayor garland said he personally signed off on the search warrant and that his department did not take that decision lightly, but trump's republican allies were outraged condemning the doj and fbi and demanding more transparency merit garland can't have it both ways. he can't give us the inventory the war without telling us why it was necessary after hearing the arguments. the federal judge said he is not prepared to find the affidavit should be fully sealed. he totally fbi to submit its proposed redactions to the affidavit by next thursday for

him to review if there are disagreements over the redactions between the judge and the justice department. the judge said he may file his own reductions. the judge said, this will be a careful process and the rights of all interested parties would be considered the judge at it if he ended up making his own redactions and both the doj and media disagree. he will delay his ruling while they appeal. zorene shah abc news, washington the man accused of stabbing author salmon rushdie has pleaded not guilty to second-degree attempted murder and second-degree assault authorities. say hadi matar stabbed rushed in multiple times as the author was about to give a lecture in new york last friday matar has also accused of injuring another speaker during the attack today a judge granted both victims temporary orders of protection from the suspect that will be in effect for a year. batar was ordered to surrender any firearms to police and was not granted bail rushdie has faced death threats since publishing his novel the satanic verses in 1989 because some

viewed it as insulting to islam keeping cruisers on the streets police cars that are close to being out of date are being kept in rotation a chip shortage is affecting production of new cars reporter david gonzalez from our sister station in los angeles has the story sergeant maria lopez with santa ana police says her department just like many across the country are facing challenges when it comes to their fleet to vehicles. so we are currently driving other vehicles that we normally would by now switch out, but we are driving them a little bit more past a hundred thousand miles at the height of the pandemic supply chains were disrupted when factories closed one item that has been hard to come by our computer microchips which are crucial in new cars and police cruisers because of that sergeant lopez says they're unable to use 25 new patrol vehicles. santa ana police says they already had these 25 new vehicles in their possession, but they're waiting on these

microchips and other components to be installed to make these cars police cruisers. so obviously police units have, you know computer special computer systems within the vehicle the light bars other lighting systems to go within the vehicle. so all that requires microchips. bakers are facing backlogs because of the high demand. so agencies are competing for them. just like everyone else about doubled amount of time. it takes us to get a vehicle the orange county sheriff's department says so far all 135 vehicles. they've ordered have been impacted by the chip shortage. we just can't get cars. they're actually canceling the worst we'll order with a major manufacturer they'll cancel it or they'll cut the order in half authorities say the community does not have to worry about response times when calling for service. our response times will be unchanged. it's just our deputies are gonna be rolling in a little bit older cars with a little bit more miles on them the in the microchips is really not affecting our policing. we are still going out there. we're still responding to calls

for services david gonzalez abc 7 news. after a day of choppy trading at the closing bell the dow was in the green they gained 18 points closing at 33,99. the nasdaq was up 27 and the s&p added nine putting it into the green for the week. the government reported that slightly fewer americans filed for unemployment benefits last week as the labor market remains strong the effort to bring high-speed rail to the bay area marked a major milestone today the rail authorities board of directors approved the final environmental impact report for an extension from san francisco to san jose. this approval was a major hurdle in the effort to connect san francisco to la by high speed rail, it clears the way for the project to move into the final design construction phase the most up-to-date timeline puts the rail lines completion. well into the 2030s. throughout the pandemic many of us have become fans of home delivery of food groceries and

retail goods and the demand is exploding autonomous vehicles are ramping up to fill that demand, but not without some challenges abc 7 news reporter david louie joined a bay area council forum looking at the future of home delivery. demand for home delivery service during the pandemic has developers of autonomous vehicle technology scrambling neuro is testing its curbside delivery system in silicon valley others such as aurora and crews are working on driverless long-haul semis in texas for a large-scale deliveries. it's a race to address a human supply chain challenge two years ago the volume of home deliveries was just over 20 billion parcels four years from now that volume will nearly double data from a recent harvard study at the same time. there's a shortage of 80,000 drivers in the trucking industry local delivery drivers are demanding higher pay as more autonomous vehicles. hit the road carrying both passengers and parcels concerns about improve safety and increased traffic congestion are

growing even as developers tout the benefit of clean energy. it's something that you know, we're open to those conversations about how the vehicles will impact everyone who shares our city street on one hand advanced detection systems employing lidar. provides superior field division and the ability to avoid a collision and is identifying movement. it's identifying and plotting movement of items of individuals of other cars in real time. and so you know, it is inherently. a better set of eyes if you will than my human eye. however, san francisco transportation officials note that autonomous vehicles have frozen in their tracks when unsure what to do. you really can't afford to have a sidewalk block for two minutes four minutes ten minutes or 20 minutes. and so i think that is a concern that i'd like to see more effectively addressed in a recent study. he prays av progress but says local policies aren't keeping up with the technology. another issue is sourcing electricity to power all these new delivery vehicles david

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netflix hulu and amazon prime video were among the many platforms which set records for viewing time the total time us viewers spent streaming jumped over 22 percent from a year early cable tv time declined almost nine percent annette geo series will soon start streaming on disney. plus it focuses on anna alex handled the first person to climb yosemite's al capitan without safety ropes. it's amazing and now he's completed another feat abc's will reeve got to chat with him. famed for the hair-raising and oscar-winning documentary free solo. alex honnold was the first person to free solo or rock climb without any safety ropes yosemite's daunting el capitan. does it feel different to be up there without a rope? it's obviously like much higher consequence in a remote region of eastern greenland the climber on wednesday reaching the top of english ortolac one of the highest rock faces in the world that had not yet been climbed if

we managed to climbing record. like it'll be the biggest first time i've ever done at 4,000 feet the towering rock wall stands a thousand feet taller than el cap and almost three times the height the empire state building. funneled part of a six-person team that spent over a month on treacherous terrain just to reach the rock face the epic journey filmed for an upcoming disney plus documentary from national geographic ronald made the final jaw-dropping ascent to the peak with elite climber hazel finley. we spoke by phone to harnold shortly after he and finley reached that summit. hey, it's will reeve. congratulations. how are you feeling? oh pretty good. pretty good for those of us who will never make it to the top of a sea cliff. what does it feel like to reach the top? oh, it was pretty satisfying. i mean the view from the summit is incredible. is this 360 panorama of these fjords and icebergs and incredible place to be and honestly there was a on this particular climb. there's a fair amount of relief having finished because the climbing was incredibly

stressful and sort of dangerous and so it felt good to finally be off the face. wow, that was woolery reporting the original series from national geographic on the edge with alex honnold will stream soon on disney plus and disney is the parent company of abc 7. warning fog sunny afternoons after scorching temperatures in random rain. i think we'd like this for a rinse and repeat bay area forecast and check the temperatures get forecast and learn more about bay area weather anytime in the weather on demand section of the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app download it for roku apple tv, amazon fire and google tv. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now.

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from the uss oakland helped build a better bay area today working with habitat for humanity. abc 7 news was in walnut creek. where work is underway on a series of townhomes right next to pleasant hill bart that will house low-income residents constructions started in the spring sailors today worked alongside contractors and volunteers. it did have it in the back of our mind that we we assist the people, you know into getting to a home. the site will feature dozens of

new townhomes. so great to see that a new exhibit showcasing the most celebrated and powerful pharaoh of egypt's golden age opens at san francisco's de young museum on saturday. it's called ramsey's the great and the gold of the pharaohs curators say it features the greatest collection of ramsey's the second objects and egyptian jewelry ever to come to the us it gives the visitors an opportunity to learn about ramses as a leader and as a father you'll learn about him as a family man who actually fathered sons and daughters. you'll learn about him as the chief of all of the priests of the different religions. didn't know that the exhibition also highlights recently discovered animal mummies and treasures from the other royal tombs. ramsay's the gray and the gold of the pharaohs runs through february 12. fascinating i'll have to put that on a list of things to do. definitely. let's see how the weather looks for any of us that want to spend

some time outside. yeah, it seems nice sandia. it is absolutely beautiful and karina and amma. we are taking a look at the air quality right now. it's good across most parts of the bay area moderate around rio vista and livermore as you take a look at this view from our mount tam cam. we have the fog down below but a little bit of haze up above still getting some of that smoke from northern california where the fire is burning humboldt trinity county area good to moderate air quality for the next couple of days, but sunday a big improvement. it's going to be good for everyone as a temperature is drop in the wind kicks up fog along the coast on live doppler 7 a quick update on our drought no change from last week's statewide. we still have some of the worst drought in the central valley where it's extreme to exceptional all the way up towards the sacramento valley here in the bay area no change either. we're still in a severe drought and as you check out the high temperatures for friday turning up the a bit upper 90s inland 60s coast side saturday it's going to get about a hundred degrees for a hottest inland.

valleys. sunday's a big drop off. you're going to be in the 80s accuather seven day forecast. hotter day is saturday cooler sunday, and then we bring you back to the usual stuff. amen, karina. all right. thanks sandia. all right, we have casey pratt here doing sports tonight casey. yeah, korean and alma in baseball. you're taught not to bunt with two strikes, right? but the giants they tried it twice today, and it didn't go so well the explanation next in sp time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future.

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evening, after winning five in a row the giants clawed their way back into wildcard conversations, but the last two games have kind of halted those talks for now ice cream and day baseball with the ace on the hill usually nothing better. logan webb had an off day dalton bar show gave the d-backs an early lead webb allowed five runs didn't strike out anybody for the first time in his career asmeanwhile dbacks starter. zach gallon was cruising. he struck out the side in the third finished with 12 punch-outs. yazz looking there. here's how bad giants offense was two on two outs two strikes for belt in the seventh. he bunts it foul that strike three. it's gonna end the inning bunting with generally fraught said he wasn't comfortable to play thought it was his best shot even gallon can't believe that the giants lose five. nothing fall back to 500 onto colorado for the weekend a's in texas. rookie shay langeliers with his first mlb start at catcher first inning first. great play langlers gets former a marcus semian trying to steal nice start for the ace top prospect. he looks like the real deal is

down to nothing in the fourth sheldon noises making noise with his bat his fourth of the year a two-run shot. it's all tied up at two but a starter zach lowe struggled on the hill he gave up seven all earned nathaniel low deep and gone for a three-run shot. check out this a's fan catches that does a walk off of his own there. he's lose 10 3 they're back at home tomorrow against the mariners now the 49ers concluded their joint practice with the vikings today. they'll meet again saturday in the preseason contest trey lance will not be playing in that game though makes results for lance today who is behind him makeshift offensive line. he sacked three times, but he did make some nice connections with george kittle and debo samuel samuel. still working his way back into a full rhythm. time yeah, you got no you got two minutes. kind of like the first week. i really went out there that much so we kind of knew it was gonna take the time because this summer that was doing a lot and i wasn't able to go out there with those guys, but it's just good to see the chemistry building up and we just getting better as a hold on offense.

now it's the end of an era for the cal bears longtime radio announcer joe starkey will retire the end of the season after 48 years calling golden bears football appropriately. it's also the 40th anniversary of the play starkey's most legendary moment. take a listen. oh my god, the most amazing sensational dramatic park running. exciting thrilling finish in the history of college football. now that is still arguably the best play in college football history that trombone that is in the college football hall of fame. joe starkey has called 538 cal bears games. that is an incredible feat all football games there that 538

and also starkey really impressive career and really interesting on that call. there was five laterals. he didn't say lateral once he was so fired up. it was amazing that it was an amazing clip. i mean, that's a lot of energy right there. yeah. i mean you probably couldn't even believe what he was seeing with his eyes everybody out on the field like that the band people getting taken out and then the touchdown that was legendary. also john elway on the receiving end of that loss for stanford. wow. thank you casey all tonight on abc 7 and 8 press your luck followed by generation gap in the con stay with us for abc 7 news at 11 after that that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us some on a date. i'm karina nova for sandia patel casey pratt and the entire abc 7 news team. have a great night.

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