building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. a close call tonight as a wildfire erupts right along the edge of clear lake forcing evacuations. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11. begin with developing news out of lake county where firefighters are still on the scene of a wildfire that triggered evacuation orders tonight the blaze broke out at about six o'clock west of lower lake where witness shared video of the water dropping helicopters making one of many passes over the fire zone. tonight cal fire says they have managed to stop forward progress. it has been kept to 14 acres and is 20% contained. residents near the fire zone are still being asked to stay away tonight as fire crews work to put out hot spots. well speaking of the weather it is hot.

it is a little windy spencer is watching the conditions out there tonight spencer dion. we've certainly have lots of inland heat today. let me show you a look at some of the high temperatures around the area today including the lower lake county which had highs of 102 103 degrees and you can see other far northern areas of ukiah 105 103 cloverdale over at fairfield. we had the highest reading of the day in the bay area 170 degrees in lower lake county where the fire is burning the relative humidity is still quite low. the wind is calm up there right now. it's in fact as we look at surface winds around the entire bay area you can see relatively light to calm when so that's good news for containing the spread of the fire, but it's going to be how to get early next week in some locations around the bay area right now. you can see temperatures dropping down into the 60s and 70s in the very warmest inland areas 80 right now brentwood and we had a current reading of about 80-81 in lower lake county as well. so it's slow to cool down in those inland areas, but at least the threat of fire is diminishing right now. i will look at the accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few

minutes dean. all right, sounds good spencer. thanks now as spencer mentioned the heat was on particularly in the east bay today even with the temperature hovering at about a hundred degrees people still came out for antioch's multicultural festival to celebrate the asian american pacific islander community abc 7 news reporter lena howland has this story. with fans generators and a whole lot of shaved ice at the ready triple digit heat didn't keep people like bonita edwards and her family from enjoying antioch's multicultural festival. this is the place to come and cool off right by the water. i think it's just because it's really hot today and luckily we're kind of in the shade here on the side filipino small business owner lori to big niece says an event like this celebrating her culture means a lot right now. i like it just because sometimes i feel that it's not as seen as what we would normally like it to be seeing us.

so when people come up to go i'm filipino too kind of brings a smile to my face with bay area cities like san francisco reporting a 567% increase in anti-aging hate crimes last year shaved ice vendor joy ramirez agrees events, like these are even more important for her community with just everything that's been going. it means a lot. it means a lot to be able to be out here with everyone. i mean, we're still in co. but it's just i mean, i i feel like that it just bringing back a sense of community and bringing back a sense of togetherness with a growing asian american population, which now makes up 14% of the city antioch. mayor lamar thorpe says the festival was meant to promote inclusiveness. there's so much culture here that it's important that we as government to put a platform or put together platform so that everybody feels like they have a voice here. everybody is celebrated here and we respect and accept cultures a

various background lucky when you have seafood. there's a lot of ice around so we're you know, we're cool. we're keeping cool giving people enough time to try food outside of their comfort zones and enjoy a drink or two just long enough before heading back to the ac again, we're gonna go back home and stay in the house under the air conditioner right in antioch, lena howland abc 7 news. well, don't forget you can check the temperatures get forecasts and learn more about bay area weather anytime. it's in the weather on demand section of the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. you can download it for roku apple tv, amazon fire and android tv for free. i'll check it out wild side shows are taking over busy south bay intersections tonight at one of them a pedestrian was hit and two cars crash, but it didn't stop the drivers from spinning donuts.

now that dangerous scene on folded at lundy avenue and concourse drive in san jose this evening. it was one of several that broke out throughout the south bay police say everyone involved left when officers responded that includes the person who is hit by the car meantime another side show broke out along santa teresa boulevard near highway 87, you can see just how close cars came to wiping out bystanders. just watching the action others stuck in the traffic we're upset. i think it's it's a waste of time if they want to do this to eat in their own, but don't be holding up other people. and this was the scene in santa clara right in front of great america watch as the big crowd just runs from the intersection there when they hear the police sirens. can see that line of santa clara

police cars that eventually cleared the intersection. back to back fires kept san jose firefighters very busy tonight crews quickly extinguished a lunch hour blaze off. the street and highway 280 downtown the fire started in los gatos creek, but flames ran along a fence and ignited a woodworking shed and a house hot weather complicated conditions firefighters who responded had just put out yet another fire not far away. they got back to station got their gear recent rechecked and then we're quickly dispatched to this fires. they didn't have any break between two second alarm fires. and you can see the heavy damage to the structures there the cause of the fire is still under investigation. there were injuries reported. the fentanyl crisis will be put into focus tomorrow in san francisco as some mothers plan to hold a rally abc 7 news reporter tara campbell spoke to a couple of moms who are all too familiar with the drug problem. i think us individually deep

down deep down. we're fighters. terry cremlacek is referring to mothers against drug. deaths a group battling for their children battling addiction terry taking to the streets of the tenderloin to look for her son who's addicted to fentanyl. it's not something i love to do. i live marin and i have to cite my self up to come here. gina mcdonald co-founded the non-profit a couple of years ago. this is her daughter sam before fentanyl. she too was on the streets of the tenderloin. yeah, nine months ago. she we got her out their personal stories and passion for change capturing the attention of those in power last week meeting with san francisco's district. attorney brooke jenkins. she listened and listen to our stories. and really was learning from us advocating for easier access to treatment and an end to the open-air drug market. we're very supportive of her

efforts to crackdown on the dealing we haven't been seeing that the momentum and just the impact this group is having would you have ever imagined? we hoped right? there's so many. families out here that have no voice these moms making bold moves with a series of billboards this past year taking game at the city's response to the fentanyl crisis people from all over have an emailing us since we put up the billboards. most recently meeting with the mom from massachusetts here looking for her child. we walked the tenderloin. and she was just devastated really devastated. the mother's organizing a rally this sunday in front of city hall. we're trying to bring everybody together. to figure this out and they're doing exactly that the district attorney is set to be there

along with city supervisors first responders and parents with children struggling with or lost to addiction tara campbell abc 7 news. on the peninsula today teens and young adults marched to protect reproductive rights high school students from menlo park all the way to pacifica rallied in san mateo to draw attention to us supreme court's decision that overturned roe v wade, the group urged voters to pass a constitutional amendment on the november ballot that would enshrine abortion access in the california constitution. nobody should choose for anybody else. it's really a very personal decision and i just felt like if it was happening to anybody even just one person. i would i feel like i have to change that. the california catholic conference is opposing the amendment saying the language is just too broad state voters will decide in november on proposition 1. new details tonight on the largest wildfire in california

this year authorities have identified four victims of the mckinney fire. all of them were 73 years or older the victims were identified through dental records and dna as calum as klamath river residents. one of them worked as a fire look out for the us forest service for decades the wildfire in siskiyou county started last month and is 95% contained. do developing news specialty search and rescue recovery dive teams are joining in the search for kylie rodney the adventures with purpose group is made up of volunteers from across the country who help families of missing people. 16 year old rodney was last seen on august 6th at an outdoor party in truckee where she's from. as part of the search officials held sex offender compliance sweeps throughout the truckee north tahoe area on thursday. the sheriff's office says those sweeps found several registered sex offenders were violating their terms of release. one person was arrested and

criminal charges will be filed against a second person. we'll still ahead on abc 7 news at 11 tonight for some kids getting ready for school this year includes getting protected from covid the special back to school clinic today. and a little later a deputy is seen not only handcuffing a pregnant mother in front of her children during a traffic stop. he pulled a gun on her as well. we'll have the fallout and reaction.

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katarina a couple over just got her two sons the vaccinations and immunizations required and suggested for san francisco public schools her family recently immigrated from ukraine. it's very important to have a vaccination. so to have children not so ill this free back to school vaccination event was held at the new southeast family health center in the bayview district providing equitable access to all families. we know how hard the last two and a half years have been with covid dr. susan phillips says the pandemic likely delayed many parents from getting their kids protected from covid and other viruses and diseases. we know how incredibly important it is. we've seen this with covid-19. we are hearing now about polio being detected on the east coast so it is critically important that all of our kids are up to date on their vaccinations. that is something that we're stressing as trying to get everybody vaccinated with all their vaccines because they're outbreaks. mainly of different things like

measles and different places or mumps. we want to make sure that all kids in san francisco are protected. nine-year-old vlad just got his shots. his shots how you feel about that. no, okay. we want to explore how covid has affected our neighborhoods in san jose this covid-19 recovery fair allowed hundreds of people to connect with resources and services from getting covid test kits to mental health outreach. the pandemic has hit everybody in all corners of the city and so we've really been reaching out to some of the local community organizations who work with the people who have been most impacted by the pandemic the bay area moving forward out of the pandemic one healthy step at a time. cornell bernard abc 7 news to the monkey pox outbreak and a vaccination event set for tomorrow in oakland the glenn burke wellness clinic will hold a vaccination event from 10 am to 2 pm. it'll be located directly across from the center at 533 lake park avenue. this will be the first in a

series of sunday clinics. that'll run through september 25th. the clinic requires pre-registration. keep that in mind that can be done online. and we do have everything you need to know about monkeypox including vaccines symptoms and treatment. you can find it all at our website abc7 news.com. in the north bay, marin city is kicking off. 80th anniversary with an historical exhibit it looks frat the period from the 1940s a time went thousands of black americans traveled to marin city from the south to work in the shipyards during world war two. exhibit features artifacts and photographs and the music of shipyard workers. some items are on display for the very first time. the black experiences it's been uncovered and it's been hidden because we now have lots of oral histories that we're able to share with the public. that is so neat admission to the exhibit is free. it's open through november 1st

at the bartolini gallery in san rafael and it's so nice to be reminded of the history that we probably did not learn the first time around spencer that several absolutely correct the honest getting late at night. yes. you're absolutely correct about that. let me tell you what's going on with our weather. you know, we had some really hot weather or inland areas today tomorrow is going to be much cooler all across the bay area, but it's just one day cool down right now. we're looking at relatively calm wind all across the region we have light wind here near the coast in san francisco 15 miles per hour, but under 10 miles per hour generally across the region and the 24-hour temperature change shows. it's cooling down compared with last day this time and most locations closer to the coast of the bay, but our inlet areas are still warmer than they were at this time last night. so let's take a closer. look. here's the view from the exploratorium camera looking back at a portion of the san francisco skyline. it's 57 degrees here in the city oakland 59. we've got 64 degrees at both. palo alto and santa clara san jose 68 and 54 at half moon bay and the view from emeryville looking westward back along the

bay bridge 58 in both petaluma and santa rosa right now, napa 62 69 at fairfield 75 concord 71 livermore by the way, fairfield had a high today of 107 degrees and here's a view from the east bay hills camera looking along the bay bridge. these are the forecast beaches clouds will expand overnight and there'll be some drizzle several areas of drizzle near the coast and bay much cooler day tomorrow a little bit of relief from the heat, but temperatures will rebound quickly on monday and inland heat will return then but for tonight, this is what we expect to happen low clouds in fog will push across the bay and locally inland. there will be numerous patches of drizzle during the overnight hours mainly near the coast in bay, but some of it a little bit of it may work its way in 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. they'll still be quite a bit of it around and it's not going to completely wind down until just after 12 noon at which point we expect most of the low clouds to have burned away, but they'll surge back from the inland late tomorrow evening and into tomorrow night overnight low temperatures tonight mainly in the upper 50s to about 60

degrees at concord 63 at antiox. so still pretty mild overnight as some of these inland areas that will be very slow to cool down highs tomorrow under mainly sunny skies 62 at half moon bay 67 san francisco. mainly low to mid 70s around the bayshore line into the inland east bay upper 80s. looks like the highest reading we can expect in the indonesia will be around 90 degrees at antioch. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast as i mentioned that cool down tomorrow will ask just one day temperatures bounce right back to the mid to upper 90s inland on monday. and then for the remainder of next week, we don't expect any extremely warm weather, but it'll be seasonally warm with high temperatures inland right around 1992 degrees for most of the week after monday around the bay shoreline mid 70s and on the coast mid-60s. so no heatwave coming our way but temperatures are going to really surge high again on monday. so pretty hot. once more idea. okay. we'll keep an eye out for that spencer. thank you. well, it was one of the computers that helped launch

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solo shot to write seventh of the year. we're knotted up at two top of the ninth giants down three two down to their final out crawl. ripping one the left fair ball austin slater scores, and we're tied at three those rally caps. they do work. this went extras giants fail to score in the tfda rodgehe g up t game winner rockies win 4-3 the giants have now lost four straight a's and mariners the intermediate little league world series champs from danville being honor. that is cool. tony kemp is getting it done here deep drive to left sliding catch of the warning track. what a play the mariners take a tune-up being lead on that sack fly, but that prevented extra basis for sure bottom five. two one game two on for kemp. face it up the middle two runs are going to score a's take a three two lead. this goes into the 10th tied three bases loaded for sheldon noisy and the pitcher can't handle that chopper.

kept scores game winner a's walk off with a four three wins 49ers quarterback trey lance along with nearly every other starter did not play in tonight's preseason game against the vikings. the starters were played their dress rehearsal game thursday night in houston. george kittle was also watching from the sideline 49ers fans. here's a sight to see jovan kindle remember played just four games last season. there's a sack the former first round or looking good from that knee injury. he's hype nick bosa. also hide on the sideline late first half the niners first third down conversion of the day. it's rookie quarterback brock party to malik turner 21-yard first down that would lead to a field goal. san francisco trail 7-6 at the break third quarter. matters, march down the field 12th play the drive from the three the vikings jumped off sideknot called purdy fumbles vikings recover. remember purdy and nate sudfield fighting for the backup quarterback spot alternated every couple drives and here's settled on the fourth finding jim michael hasty for the touchdown and the two-point conversion take the lead capping

a 14-place 79 yard driving the defense for the second straight week forcing three turnovers. it's taylor hawkins with the interception 49ers win 17-7 preseason finale thursday in houston. here's head coach kyle shanahan on the state state of the backup quarterback spot. no, there's nothing done yet. i mean we haven't been giving them equal reps or anything, but rock's done a good job every time he's gotten his opportunity that i need to some real good things tonight and last week too but i like both those guys and we'll see how finish this up abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. press thanks much more to come on abc 7 news at 11 including a look at the effort by a north 18 to help save california's monarch butterflies. dramatic video a pregnant mother gets a gun pulled on her by a

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to more wellness solutions every day. bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. the war in ukraine now where the us is sending more military aid as the war with russia enters its sixth month. abc news reporter and win with what it includes the us announcing another massive military aid package for ukraine valued at 775 million dollars. it will include more ammunition for the high mars rocket systems 16 new howitzers and for the first time the pentagon is sending 15 scan eagle reconnaissance drones to better

identify key russian targets this latest round of military aid comes as the standoff in zapperesia continues heavy shelling near ukraine's largest nuclear plant has many fearing a potential catastrophe abc news was there as hundreds of ukuanians fled. we've been told there would be a huge convoy of cause coming in from the russian occupied areas and here they are taking everything they can with them to get to safety. ukraine's president zelinsky met with the un secretary general who says the area around the plant needs to be demilitarized and he needs to establish a few. you for destruction and to ensure the safety of the area in a phone call between russian president vladimir putin and french president emmanuel macron. both parties agreed to an independent inspection by the international atomic energy agency to inspect the plant as soon as possible and assess the real situation on the ground

ukrainian officials have shared a video of russian vehicles inside the plant accusing russia of using the plant as a military base. abc news has not verified the date this video was taken zielinsky has vow to take back control of the plant. meanwhile you crane has warned that russia is looking to disconnect the zappareesia plant from ukraine's electric grid and redirect the power to its own grid and now russian state owned energy company gas problem has said it will shut down its natural gas pipeline for three days at the end of the month putting pressure on european countries that depend on that fuel and when abc use, washington weeks after a massive flash flood death valley national park reopened its most popular locations today. monsoon thunderstorms and heavy rain caused significant damage to roadways and park facilities earlier this month. bad water basin furnace creek visitor investigators say at leao

victims say they were broke at the event. monster mania convention has asked busy not to return and encourages victims to file a police report. a little league player easton a liverson is thanking everyone for their positive thoughts and prayers from his hospital bed today. the boy fractured his skull after falling six feet out of a bunk bed on monday. he is recovering from emergency surgery and a medically induced coma boy likes to go by the

nickname tank and today he is facing another challenge increased swelling in his face blocking his eyesight. thank you for the prayers if it's starting to feel better bud. yeah, feel better. awesome team easton. we love you, buddy. what resilience? east and cheered on his utah teammates in the little league world series from his hospital bed on friday. his team has got to win tomorrow's game to avoid elimination. a florida sheriff's deputy has resigned following a traffic. stop involving a pregnant woman. he's seen pulling out his gun in handcuffing her as her three children watched from inside the car. here's abc news reporter faitha bube with reaction from the sheriff. i'm pregnant. so i'm four months pregnant. okay tonight a florida serves deputy is off the job after this harrowing moment when he pulled a gun on a pregnant woman during a traffic stop you make any movement. don't be your last mistake.

you're gonna make ebony washington coming to a stop here at this bradford county gas station after deputy. jason desue tried pulling her over friday night for speeding. at your excuse me is nothing to me right now. i don't want here washington explaining she was scared of stopping in the dark, but the deputy appears angry accusing her of being quote shady for not stopping immediately when she heard heard his siren and flashing lights. tell me why i don't care about why just shut up washington's three children, including a one-year-old in the suv at the time one of them recording the terrifying moment. she didn't say. anything the mother of three saying she partly blames herself for speeding, but it's still i was so nervous so scared. i meant the gun part it was just extreme for me the officer later removed washington's handcuffs and issued her a citation for speeding bradford county sheriff gordon smith saying his review of video of the incident shows

deputy desu's actions were inappropriate and inconsistent with department policy. she explained to him, you know, she's flashing lights to get to a lit area. okay. well, that's what i want my wife to do. that's what i want. my daughter to do is what i want my neighbor to do if you feel unsafe officer desu was asked to resign and he did after the video surfaced abc news has reached out for a comment, but we have not heard back in new york faith. abubay abc news. california's general election isn't until november, but big bucks are already being spent on two gambling propositions that will be appearing on the ballot between propositions 26 and 27 a total of nearly $360 million dollars has been raised that's according to a report by our media partners at the bay area news group. now that easily tops the record set in 2020 by proposition 22, which would have changed how companies like lift and uber treat their drivers proposition 26 would allow for sports

betting it could only be done in person at tribal casinos and racetracks proposition 27 would legalize online sports betting i'll talk about a closer encounter some visitors two yellowstone. got to see some bison, but this annual animal traffic jam. i should say quickly took a dangerous turn for one driver. i'm spencer christian. we can expect a cooler day tomorrow a day that will begin with some lingering clouds and drizzle. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up with abc 7 news at 11 continues. ♪good vibes by moa l.m. munoz & ryan t. short♪ ♪♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪ ♪bout to get down, living it up♪ ♪never touch ground, never enough♪

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the car. i got on video. i gotta go. holy. oh, i would be yelling go go when officials tell you to stay away from wildlife. it's avoiding situations like this at yellowstone a bison just head-butted an suv along a park

road in wyoming. it is mating season for bison at the park and that usually means by snore extra aggressive in july and august males are fighting each other to prove their strength to females during this time. rangers are warning visitors the bison are migrating through the parks valleys and they should stay at least 25 yards away from them. that video is crazy. well to friendlier animals now in a few months monarch butterflies will begin their winter migration to california and when they come they'll find more of their favorite food along the way that's all thanks to the hard work of a north bay teenager. here's abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard 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 plants so each butterfly has our own host plant where they lay their eggs, so they're caterpillar is 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 philine has has anything to say about it. person as you can tell general we need to protect our pollinators. back in my car, but these are narrow leaf milkweed and i have 1200 at home and i'm in the process of giving them away in the past few months this determined scout from rohnert park has planted milkweed anywhere. she's been allowed to across sonoma county. so i've been doing 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 levitis from the sonoma

ecology center has praised for pauline's efforts to save monarch populations if we care about our wants 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 it's very large decline and 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. i love her effort, and i also love your comment of what you said about the butterflies. maybe to be in your butterflies during their mating season near bison if you saw that previous video, you know what i'm talking about. let's take a look at what's going on with our weather right now doing the opening hours. we'll see the increase in low clouds and fog and some drizzle near the coast and bay it wind down around early afternoon giving away to a more normal

summer day overnight lows will be mainly in the upper 50s tonight highs tomorrow low 60s at the coast mid 70s around the bay mid to upper 80s inland perhaps up to about 1992 in a couple of hot spots. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast after a cool down tomorrow. we get the inlet heat back on monday midnight. he's inland but for the remainder of next week temperatures will be in a more seasonal range with no extremes one way or they are they just a nice lovely late summer week. yeah. okay. love to see it spencer. thanks now back to chris alvarez with with the preview of sports chris. deon coming up in sports plenty of preseason football on the way including the raiders in miami and swinging for history albert pools working his way up the all-time home run list. where is he now sports is next.

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prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. sponsored by river rock casino the 49ers won their second preseason game tonight in minnesota. 17-7. san francisco sat nearly every starter meaning no trey lance

george kittle debo samuel fred warner, nick bose among others san francisco plays again in five days preseason finale thursday in houston after that is two plus weeks until the season opener sunday, september 11th in chicago raiders in miami former 49ers offense coordinator, mike daniel now the head coach of the dolphins fourth quarter skyler thompson connecting with eric. izuka nama first down great catch the dolphins would score the go ahead touchdown later in the drive. here's former cal star quarterback. chase garbers running running 28 yards in a first down that would lead to a go ahead field goal for vegas garbage 54 passing yards 44 rushing yards late fourth quarter dolphins jason sanders for 46 yards and the lead and the kick goes off the upright raiders hanging on 1513 my top fantasy pick every year patrick mahomes and the chiefs hosting the commanders first. five third down my homes going deep for gabe watson 39 yards that set up a td chiefs with the

early lead. he completed 12 passes to seven different receivers mahomes played the second series as well. this is mid-season mahomes magic to jodi fortson's second touchdown of the day chiefs win 24 14 the pride of fireball josh allen looking in mid-season form as well the bills offense rolling early and often against denver allen escapes and then a rocket to gabe davis for the score. he only played one series, but the bill scored touchdowns on their first six drives in the bills ride past the broncos 4215. let's kick it earthquakes hosting l-a-fc 14th minute quakes on the attack check out the passing christian espinoza. tommy thompson, too, benji kakanovich for the goal one. nil, san jose la ties it up in the second half and this looks like the same play. espinoza to thompson and a great pasta cade cow fires and scores quick swimming 2-1. that's their first victory.

since july 13, it's been quite a s top pspects langoliers friday nighthe made e colise in hist. no not a home run but a deep sac flight is centered driving in fellow catcher sean murphy and just four games shay has made an impact on both sides of the plate and as he told our casey pratt, he's living a lifelong dream of plane in the big leagues. obviously. it's it's amazing. you know, it's it's a big league ballpark and you know, it's just you get to come out here. look at this beautiful view and play baseball. what's it like having teammates like stephen vogt shawn murphy guys like that that as a catcher can really help guide you along the way. yeah, i mean absolutely anytime those guys talk. it's like i'm a sponge anything. they say i'm listening. i'm trying to learn and be the best player i can be and like you said from vote and murph. those guys are awesome to be around. cardinals fans in arizona wanted to see albert pujols hit homer

691 his career and former giant madison bumgarner on the hill second inning there goes 691 those fans fired up a couple of innings later if one is good two is better another homer for king albert again off madbum. that's homer 692 cardinals win 16-7. this is poolhost's first time with elise four hits and two home runs in the same game since 2013 turning back the clock wnba playoffs walnut creek sabrina, unesco and the new york liberty looking to pull the upset over the defending champion chicago sky unesco the early bucket, but she only had seven points in this game chicago made a huge first quarter run. thanks to seven steals. is there a stephen starts? it gets it back for the finish 3110 sky after one then candace parker the legend great pass to stevens the sky win by 38 points 162 biggest margin of victory in wnba playoff history deciding game three is tuesday in new

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